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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
sAILs Al AUCTION.
MoYDAY. Sent. 20-P. ".

TIE Stock market forthe week opened with moder-
ate degree OF activity but the tendency Of prices il
still in favor of the operators for the fall. The princi-
pal activity is in Reading and Rock Island, and the
former the only Stock which showed any firnness.
The Philadelphia operators have been buying,
and Cash Stock has become quite scarce. The mar
kc is supposed to be again ovcrSoh. The floating debt
of this Corporation, We hear is now reduced TO
$3.50, eco, large amount having been paid of
with bonds. Rock Island, under free sales, and the
hamouizng OF the Bears, sold down to %, and after
ward at the Second Board, under a report of only
$3.50 earnings in the second week of September to
g.. The October dividend is now considered to be out
Of the question and nearly the whole Board appear To
be sellers Of the stock. Pacific Mail was more than
usually active and the rapid advance of the last few
days brought ont sellers on short account This
Company has large surplus aud is doing a very large
business but il j. subject 70 great depreciation of
material aud machinery and also TO competition
which may al any time cut down it, profits
very largely. Panama i quite steady The
August receipts are S2i. 600 in advance of August
ls55 and the Philadelphia and star OF the West carry
out about 200 passengers for transit on thi, road
The Western roads generally were dull and without
important change. n. Y. Central was heavy at the
close at 1, aud Erie al IL although there is now
little doubt that harmonious relations will in few
days be getstabished, and the fares be raised The
floating debt of the Erie Road is now reduced bv psv
ment and funding TO about 81, 800 zoe. In the bond
market there was no activity, and prices remain
about stationary. The closing prices are: Erie Il a
IL, Central ~ a !. Reading a. :, Toledo 81 :.
Southern y! a T. Hudson River . a 27l Gaena -. a
81 Rock Island q a67l Panama ll3 GLIB, Steam.
ship % a !, Missouri 6s siS c J. sc.
The business IL freisn bills has been light to-day
hut the market is finn Leading drawers are asking
no. for sterling, but Taking few OF no sales. The
range of transactions ! - y for commercial and
bank blls, and ITO elloI for banking signatures.
Francs AiO ab,ns 2 cent better. The Southern
bills which were on H. market have been taken No.
Fpshts an frm 20 Liyerpool-S,e00 Lbs. Flour
al Is. I'd. Cotton al 5Ei; 20 packages Lard a; lis
3D.; Loco boxes Cheese q steamer al S1s. 81; ~
bbls. Lard OIL at is 3D.: isJ tygas Oh Cake on mi
waite terms. To Londor--95 ;rhs oil Cake on private
terms. To Glasgow-Iwo vessels sith Grain at Cd.
and Flour III =. 81.
The business of the Sub-Trcasri.y was: Receipts
s326, 80 l4-sl57 oO0fTom Customs Payments $500
'73 IA Balance, sl2, o;ss, $50 %.
The business OF the Clearing House wss ,s 30 9i
The weekly averages Of the Banks show coctinu.
ince OF the reduction in lose- although onyta nod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
MARRIED,

CLARK-DEklNOn "Wednesday, SEPT. IS by the Rev r. q.
Bates, Nh Robert C. Clark to Miss Ann NJ Dekn, all OF
BROOKLYN.
EDMONDORF-BOWYER-Ou "Wednesday Sept Is by the
Rev. W. ;. Hall MIR. J. : Edmondorf 20 Ms Ann Mana
Bowyer, all Of this city.
GREAR-THOMASON-On "Wednesday Sept Is in Brook.
lyn, by the Rev r. NJ johnson, Rector of -. Mohaes
Church, Frederic ThuTow GcaT Louisa Jane Thomson
both Of England.
kkLLAM-HOWELL-At the Church Of the Purifans, on
Monday, sept 20 by the Rev. q. b Chreyer, Mr.. NJ X
kcllsm 20 Miss Adeha r. Howell, all OF this city
kEARNk1 Hohokcu. SATURDAY. Sept. 1g ~
the X. Church by the Rev. Anthony Csuviu Mr. Charlie
W. keauey Of this Miss Isabella daughter
Arthur Green, esq. Of NcWicrsey.
LEAN HITE-On Monday. Seut. o. the brides
residence No lSG Stanton hy the Rev Gardner
Nj Robert }. LcsycIan and Mis- Aun EiSa White All Of
NrvloIk.
sSMiTH-HANELl-On "Wednesday, Sept. Is iu the First
Congregational Church OF Sherturc. ~ Y. BY the Rev. \.
MoDouga Mr. L. n Smith Mis- kstc 5 Haycy, both Of
hume
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DIED.


.AMFs-On Monday morning iScp,. - Samuel Au,s NJ.
f8 LEROY srcct. aged IS years.
Ia fcussa will be held the Bap, Church corner
I'D 81 O'Clock The relatives and friend, invited
moved to Tarrytowu for iLtcrmcnt.
u ARNEs-A Greenfield Hin. Conn. on FRIDAY sept Il,
yGna Elizabeth only daughter OF Daniel and Cornels Van
Th 'iene ofihe family invited to attend her fners with
iHrhc notice. vm the residence Of her parents. Ne leo
o. t-&
BAR rRoi.F-At Mount vernon wes.cAe.,er County. on
Suni.y, sept ~ aiier short Illness Charles only
Gee. w aud Margaret BcTthof AGED year month and p
DAYS.
suEHANs--oa Monday, Sep, ~ Sarah Lovesidsc infant
nosth and y days
BRowN-At southbury Conn. on Saturday sert 4. OF
dropsy Heury Brown, AGED IS yesr-.
BANGs-In Brook'yu. saturday. sep s Marts Bang.
rvhe; ohe Aie Lemle Bangs 10 the G5h yrsr ~ hI
BURKB-On fuday morning. sept ~ a 81 ococl Ka-e in
ghter o Dr. JOHN and Ae l. Bulkc aged ~ months
and 5 days
soyD-IE wiliamsbursl on Sunday sep, ~ Ei,abc,h S
daughter Of James and >aTh Boyd aa 2ycoI- months and
CUNNiNGHAM-At Psersou n j. on Saturday, sept ls Of
ceugesiton OF The lungs, Robert Cunningham Sged - years
tabia on th' -isi ms nom the fcaens oi kls
to'asr No u. Main street Car leave ycrscy City i0E
pstcG'on AZ l2l, and niaru a. O'Clock D IN.
cOOLEr-A, sarstogs on saturday Sep. IS Iic Louise
i'm Lnt usheT Of james L aud l. NJ Cooley, sscs
IT, Md Of The family wl,lou. furflo invitation are re-
sn.s,e re s,tcnd he funeral "odnesdsy pa inst at
cs =. n from her fathers residence No 7s FiNh arcnuc
CiRRoLL-S No. ls2 ka Thirty ,hird .,'c-t, on sunday
Scys. 49, Eessd Carroll son Of Patrick and Mary Carroll
aged year. IL nth snd dsys
CARviLLE-In as city, SATURDAY, SEP. IS. DEWITT
Clio yourse. OIL NJ AMI CssLarinv $ CafSc, aged
IA months and 5dsys.,
pyyoF-In wlh.nsL, sh Friday Sept H. aaer sho4,
and severe iines Mr. " lillian & Devoc.
8ALLAGHER-In Williams 'grsh on Sunday morning. Sept;
g5sS Ssshs ssd 81 ysat., native Of the Psr.h Of Ku,
teH, CeaDty fyrVre, Ireland
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Arrived,

s,eanship Roanoke skinner Norfolk &c, mde and pa''
S'rarn.hp Black Warrior smith New Orleans 2h NJ, va
Havana 10TH dsg aud pas 20 Livingston, Crocheon %
: NJ steamship Augusta Woodruff Savannah, % hour
mfie. md pass. 90 ;. J. Nitchil 4 Son.
Steamship Cle-sPcakc cEowc, Portland ndse aad pass 20
snip ctiease Chase Liverpool Avg 49, md'e and la' T'
SIP I,sse Webb By-r Liverpool iay.. nase sHA "
fishing chr Qi,kstep (of Proyinoeiowul g. 30 nh
Big John Buticr tBr) Park Porto Plata (si' Donns'l
SEPT > hdes, tobacco, 49,, 10 0ubernat Escoriaza
Big lhomas Po Cunba, 81. Ube' 81 day, 'at 20 l. l.
BiE Finsucer. Haskell Di.hton, IN ballast ma.,er
sehr I. c Benton, Moons, Virginia days potatoes % C.
sehG somer.et stsrins, Baltimore day, coa.
>rhr Native. Anderson, Virginia dly., wood.
aslsr, Lord Quereau sep. 10, 81 smiths Island, n,
sr flom split i0esl and carried away the foef0pns
sch Fas,e,.'tiae ccbarn AIesal4ns DAY. eosL
schr surah Elizabeth Smith, Nesliayen, mt.e, 20 Z H.
Hsmnlngway.
shf su,al Or.ean Mathew, Richmond dag. -four 70 H.
sei.r George GHlln, wiysi.. Por,ana. Conn. .,oae
schr Boy State, Sherwood, Boston day nds % DaytorE
sr jamestown Laioure,e, City Point day. solr % J'H''
Scnr. Monmouth An1cr.on. yirsiuia wood.
schr. Maria Jsnr. Jones, Rrhuond master.
Schr. :. Oean, Mathew, Richmond. g. h. Piersos.
schr Nlrsinis DaYies Baltimore coal 20 Mslrf LHa
soop Painter Fowler Proyidenee rnd.e 70 l. geuBJ.
ARRIVED At THE LOWER QUARANTINE 81,
Brig Nm. r. Kb5y lof BatimoTe Roberi Astaole ~ -
mols.e master. Sailed Ia pany with bark Ghfen4 Dtl'+
ioT Boston selr J. T. Griee Roger. for SewYofs Cd.
day. sugar 20 e. [ T. J. Pcfer. Aug D. Pa Henn.Bs~h.
esnsn died in Tie ho.pal sep H. Jerry sullivan, 'rl''
bhs ZaeAa tof Boston, Orossr, sssuA ID list, 'as1f
WIND-D1rins the DAY from westward.
BELOW-Ore ship south Of the Highlands.
RrIvEyEO-Bslk Mary c. Dyer, Fieks,t for Noros -
turned 20 Ouafsntnc for nore ballast.
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M1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.".....s,
Cleared.

Siesmshil-star Of the West Gay tspiuwan NJ q. Ror,
shps-Iudilns, Cofhn, New OrleaDs " r. Frost NsrhAi
Arey, Valparaiso aud market Nesnli,h SOM J. W. Was
Lathrop A. pnwsl, ~. D. Bfookmen \ Co
Blrks-Crooser, Berry, Bangor, H. .. Broobrnsn g :
Nalctta Monagan Rotterdam Leary " l. Cocord iisi
Asplnw all. Walsh. Carver & Chase.
Bn.s,GIand Master (Brl Pinknsy, Liverpool, ,. Phipk
Co 4 Natson. Watson, Kingston, Jam, e. r. J. Pe',n,
Abgcabah Carse, Mobile, II. Brigham; Young RspIsla
Frederick Portland J. W Delsno.
schooners-John Roe Davis, Savannah McCready Mor 4
CO.. Wide World Buckley, Wilmington. Jonas Smith CO
nae Field Allen, Savannah, d. g. Murray; Bergen Nee tsj
Point. j. Hunter Co. Ann D. Newton AleXandrs. " BE-
dell H. Gould, Smith, Peirsen- Greece Poe. Smith l.
G..
roor-F. Brown. Gardner Bristol L. Kenny
stcumrr-Concori. Norman, PHILADELPHIA - Bs'ioy,
~-I.~G. Phi %delDlfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
The following is comparative statement OF earning,
and expenses for the month of August 1857 and 1855
of the Buffalo and State Line Railroad Co.:


Construction. Mani'srd. Rep mac. OPnts Total
lej1......5 ~ -2toi 10 7.2ln a. 49, 10 5 sl ~
ie5s......2i.jol 26n IS 3s-5 % $3.50 = Rei2 g
Increase. AoN' -
Decreases - - 81 y 80 - 1873 ~
The official earnings of the Galena and Chicago
Road for August are $l2235O 20; the estimate was
Sis 200. The eamng- Of the Terre Haute and Alton
Road for the first week Of September $l7 SSS 81
The receipts of the Sioangton Railroad in August
1853. were S2l Gl7 81; August 1851 >23 902 90 de-
crease. s.. ~ L.. TIE earnings of the Little Miami
Road in August were sll3533, against $4,000 last
year.
The steamer on Thursday has $50 900 engaged in
gold Ii il dou btul vet how much the Boston steamer
viii take. We hear Of small sales Of and = cent
Treasury Notes, for Custom-Hou>e purposes. al
small discount a. T. cent. Tie Govemmcn; Loan
Is duh at 1884, only l0J being bid. The Money market
appears TO be again tending to easier rates Although
in some banks the offerings have been increased vet
in the open market the supply Of capital Is It'll in sd
vance of the demand Some Of the banks which called
in loans at q cent in the expectation Of reendns at
gaj p cent, have been disappointed and gone back
10 y cen: again.
$. Drapers daily suction sale OF bonds aud stock,
will take place ,o-mcr ow Tuesday at II. O'Clock a,
The Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

,rat. e..n,. The contraction rom tie nish-t point
reac',I in August + ebout Il 100, and III na-
ben in rest r.s sure compu.-ory-the GovernIi'il
t,an, g.. be.r 81 placed an the grafton 81 nj
camille paper scarce eqraling -. amoun; mt'HrLh-
aud paid day Dy day. i il e-tmated that ibe oalA'
hold ct ea< fifteen Of tie thirty millions OF Govern
men, loan AMI IT s-uiy Notes which have been Issued
b., for this avenue 81 Investment the loans o. inc"
Institution. would stand - about the -ane anonni a.
at this tine lat yT~, after harp confrartcn "'
had reduced tic line -ome Sli,@1oV. Tue -pse.s
rc-erve tl. we-l show an increase n the aVeraz' "i
about so COO but a. the California receipts counted
81 the whole week while the shipments average le-
than half the week the actual reserve is probably
about tie same = FOR The previous week. In baak
and in Sub-Treasry there j. nov an aggregate % st
800 600. The undrswu deposits show an increase 81
$.2l 600 which comes from the California ARRIVAL
The general deposits appear 10 have undergone no
change Of importance and th- confirms the iniorma-
ton obtained from bank oceTs thai the interior bank
have not been drawing their balances 10 any extent
during the pat week.
The following is ccmparstive statement Of ,he con-
di,ion Of the Bank. Of the City Of NewYork Oh The
Ilth and 18th of SeIt.mber:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

DEsocRATIc PRIMARIEs.-The primary meetings
Of beth factions Of the Democratic party were held at
different places throughout the city yesterday evening
The polls numerOusl y attended, and there was
considerable excitement in Of the Wards where
one set would 20 the polls Of the other set aud at
tempt to vote hinder others from voting. No ser-
Gus collision occurred as far AS beard from, The Van
derbilt Hard section and the Bradley Soft section
will each nominate full tickets, from Congressman
down to the smallest office. The Congressional Con-
ventiops will he held TODAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

BOSTON Sept. b-Arriy~d Sunday, ship. X y f9''f
Be. ard Polfrnz Rancgte. Carney London Judsn l"..
Hllscol5s. Liverpool; Relief a.. storr-.hip, ron
Msdterrluean; bsEks Elizabeth Lsasitt Knapp Ar .si
Iecsa fbrl Nlams Msrssiies. Also arrived, -hiP W.
PhilaGsipbia-
WILMINGTON. N. c. sep. 9.-Ths .hr. T. No. :,
llfe'io 10 rePoredj has arrived, aud Ia been o.s'
Crarsn'ile . a,
SAVANNAH. sept 2o-Aniyed b8rk Fxsei, ,h-. Va r.
Pi1naorns and North sisr from New.fork d. hu's '~s
suifh from Boston. fA.
SAVANNAH, sepi. l9.--TLe L. ). ~ stssmshP ~ = =
South arrived below % 10 O'clock And 81 her WA
p m. al vel . ~
NEW ORLEANS Sop. 9.-Arriyed .higs h9n,t ogs
Boston, nesmith, Ne"-iork, Henrietta MACY L.''F
taTs Revocation RIO. -. rv.b,
CHARLESTON, sep. 2.-Arived SUNDAY, os SswYess
Rosron. bris Lues. b. .tol EnE scnrs Myroyrr' Se"
Zayss from RIO Hsche lor New Yort out u Prosisoh rs
CHARLESTON, sept. ls-I5s l. = d. 'ts1mSnnt ,;-I0cs
Adger, DIX Adams, from sew-iors, srEi'ed mere .
Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

bag. Ri a, n IT,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
I. more active especially since CHANG, medium sud
Otter EIsGss arr Dett~E The low grade. wii1g
chang ana u lair seqaes with free .rs the
are, bit IL stock : aIpel0t lar from g. - bis 81
sLds tne .se- 1850 bis ~ 81 f0g
prnre snf extra State 81 sjq : for good superle d..
- "a - O. ior good extra do and TIA rFa1es II Wes;
- ~ or ezra Oeresee. We notice article III
ket Sround a. Ltte tals, y. Y called Ra;hbu. Garter
o. i 3. ground from kntnckv White Whea. and g. really
very excellent family Fou shipping brands If round hoop
eAfIs Oho and wanted - 75s as AID
brands a. = a -. Canadian Flour th- supply
crsasrg sas u 80 bb.. IS Goa IS a. southern FouE
n fair request and the medium grades bed
rrnnes. sound sup-rne j. plenty and j. wanted sa-
900 oo A. - G a. for Ensound supertre Ba.,aorci
do. Rye FLOUR j. n limited reqlssf and J. plenty - ga
= . Corn Meal quiet small sale. Of jersey ( -
brsndywir- ~ : 1 Sn
FsHThs ior all Kinds quiet AID price, loninay
ne ssme.
GRANITE Whe4t market is better particularly choice
qus.ifs- th.ss reaue, for ling, and Inn.
Re. demand Spring Whes.s .cT export the arrivals are i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
MARINE COURT-SEPT. 2N.-Before Judge McCARTHY.
JAMES GoRDOS BENNETT IL COURT AGAIN.
James g. Bennett agt Charles J. Coggil

Tins Is sun 10 rctONer udinngtS IhlI NJ sUT TOT
sustained g. the PREMISE Of the plaintiff Fort Wash
ington by the defendants cutting caring away valuable
aud committing other act. Of The defendant
up occupant of the premises in question
t. Of NAV. 1913 That Juy 1857 the plaintiff
chased the and ia The the Winter
number of workmen who intercd with the tenancy Of the
defendant and in point Of tact guilty of eviction for
IL. Inn I-LLnI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SrPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.--Nos. L. =,
T. II to y inclusive.
SurREME CoURr CRCrIr-Payf Nos. 503,
SEA ST. SIS IN 75 as 1872 73 745 ~ 75l - 75j ISL 7ie
us 767 al. 7S Part INos. ~ IA ~ $50 753 40,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
La W INI'ELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-sEPr 2o.-BefoIe
Judges NELSON aud HALL.
TnT ALBANY BRIDGE CASE.
M Nicholas Hill of Albany commenced his argu-
ment for the bridge Company this morning. On
Tuesday the Hon. VIM. II. Seward will follow on the
same side and Reverdy johnson, esq, will close the
case for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

b. Erie Railroad g 500 bb. Flour ail do. wuas, III
do Provisions s do Wheat, III do Lard eco bag. Sod 10
do Oats 80 rolls Leather 8l sides do $50 bale, Mco in
pkg. Butter i do. Cheese 81 do Ashe. 20 do Tobacco and
81 BAGS seed
BY North Rirsr BoafslI bbls Flour bGsh Whss.
IS 7ls do Corn sl8l Do. Oats 81 Pkg. Ashes 100 DO WHISKY
357 do. Oil Cake, and 39j do Provisions.
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llth inst. were q. follow.:
Total......s ljG2l7g n,5so,Hj c7laq9 H7-55p
a. compared with the statement Of the preyiou.
week. the results are a. follows:

We stated some days since, on the responsibility Of
The Springfield Republican, that in a case in the
Supreme Court If Massachusetts. Mr.. Charles Fly
resisted the payment Of notes due the IIadey Fall
Bank on the ground of u,urious interest exacted by
the bank in the form ct exchange Messrs. Chap
man aud Chanber.in counsel for NJ. Ely have pub
lsLed card in The Republican, asserting that the
object of that gentleman IN resisting the payment ol
notes to gain time in order that he might not e
compelled sacrifice his property. the detrment Of
rs other creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

b. pilo,-bo. w Rousr. lssh ns;., q L;i.e Lsf
barh As.ieu foI Ph lsds' Phia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
,Iarke,.-c.sErpllr REPORTED 70. TIE N 2 r.lsrsr.
y NFlVfh LlAs,TT IIAT
[ p.all. E.orida. Mo-

A>HES-Tte demand g. fair f1r Pot. g. - Pods are
Il-rtv. anc rommeud - III
COTTON-The market j. dull and prices louiuaL
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
The following j. translated extract from the c.rcu
lar OF Mare 4 kauz:


Since a. circular II The ia Railroad shares have
agau declined The heaviest Eel Cn.rsg0 ard Rork
l.snd which declined 18Th o. under III
that tie Company wold De- led pa. th- o toter
dividend Thi. el- has Affected the whole uiark.. BIZ Ia.
created greater activity, and henceh partial recovery
The
The uer United STATES q Cent Loan or 1874 b.. ie
clued = cent under pretty siderable SALE Th- trans
action. S-ock. sri Railroad Bond. been limited
sud price. anaTy TIE Pacific 81 i Steamship
pauy ha- Ti--u :. cent
Trade generally la improving tendency and ho-ey
n .lgh-.y improved demand.
TIE EuToPe IS by The PcTs u the ih inst
from Liverpool
sa,- >oes, ,shiy better; small trausatons Ne'Tf Boz
NrEu.s. Museum and Tennessee NirEill 3 cent,
.souri 4. California. do. Cd. AMI Icuu-.ee
without change uifed State q cents, 1874 sod
U34dla5i. do 1855. a. los
Cry aND CoUsrY BoNDs.-Trsnsac,i0n. eouiiuue b.
Ve4y nrfed. We quote Men pills g. .4raIeri
change in prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
TIE Following ) a Translated extract from Decoppe
a Co., Weekly European Circular:

Tie decline Railroad shares noticed Ia ciIrar 81 thr
lei - progressed during the following days, aut ~
I'D ueress- - business followed b. partial recovery
prrs A. III hoWe the market again dloollg
- ofatiaus >-ok vita lew exception. have
slightly improved. There very it-s movement; in th-
e.,r Ta ~ which not dsa in on fhe >os
fXehsns-. such houds o. ce- ami counties not widely
klon AID the majority of Rsirosd bonds Our a. iAons
therefore for tie neees--y often mey Loilns
Sr.rE srOcKsM.-ouri 3. have reu Iruuessse -, 4
Nf-ls o. Csforuis = both cd and new q cent -sle
u North CAruins o. "a q cent decline ara - ono >, q
l, ~ 1917 The Government Loan Las recedrd % 10.
CRY AND COUSrY BoSDsrr1nsfiions have been rstr Ted
20 Brooklyn Is which have sdvznc = csn' and tea De-
'ro Water Loan L. Memphis Guaranty rat Of I-uIes-
Anc s. Loss to-ly w.so- cssssiaI cAsrsr VI Ssce
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-18
What they have TO Expcct.

The Special Washington correspondent
OF the Pennsylvania says of Senator Doug
las and his friends:
Mr.. Douglas having abandoned the Dem
ocratic party and thrown himself entirely
INTO the arms OF Republicanism and fanati-
clsm, 1t Is becoming duty for the friends
oil the time-honored organization of De
mocracy to treat him as its enemy; and
those who have followed his lead will dis
cover before long that they have sold theil
political faith and honesty for less than a
'mess OF pottagc." The country is already
aware that the President has ousted the
postmaster at Chicago. who forgot that he
owed certain duties to the party which
was rewariing him. and gave his influence
to the enemies of the national Administra
ton.
President Buchanan is determined to re.
ward those who ara faithful, and the coun-
try may rely upon it that political traitors
and renegadcs will receive no countenancc
or favor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-18
What they are Doing in Kansas,

We have private information from Kan
sas which warrants the belief that the peo-
pie will resist to the bitter end, the at
tempt to force upon them the infamous
Lecompton Constitution. They are quiz
city but effectively organizing Themselves
to repcl the invasion of the cohorts Of the
Federal Power, which will accompany tho
bogus Governor elect into the State, the
government of winch he is about to uSurp
And we venture to say-so much conf
lcncc have we IN the courage and strength
OF the members of the Free State party
that the attempt to put in force that com.
pact of tyranny now under discussion in
Washington. will be followed by the in
slant expulsion from Kansas, not only of
the rtiflianly scoundrcls, who claim author
ity Under it. but also every bayonet, sabre
and field piece. and every officer and sol.
dier, sent thithcr by wicked Adininistra-
ton to help the usurpation forward. The
Presidents signature to the bill which
iooms Kansas to Slavery against which
an overwhelming majority of her people
have demonstrated more hunibly than ever
our Colonial Fathers supplicsted the Brit
ish Parliament anil Crown, will be proc
amation of Civil War For the honor of
the American name; for tn: baptism again
Of Liberty. in blood; for the stirring To
their proioundest depths. the hearts and
conscienccs of the men of this nation, who
have been, since 1920, lapsing into forget
fulness of. or Indifference to. their rights
daily more aud more impcrrilcd. wc hope
our Lrcthcrn in Kansas will fight. We do
not calculate chances OF success or AZ
knowledge possibility Of failure. Is they
fail. it is better that bloody field she=M
mark the spot where American Freedom
died in arms. Ii they succeed, Despotism
is baillcl for half century to come
We fear no danger to tn, Union. Ii it Is
worth preserving. it will bear the shock
If it is q compact under which tyranny may
more safely do its work, the sooner it rs
dissolved the more we shall save from tho
wreck. We hope that Kansas will resist.
She is the test that viii prove our national
fidelity to the principles upon which tho
government was founded. ami 10y which
only can it he sustained Ii the frauds,
periuries, robbericA. arson dcSpolations and
murders that have been perpetratcd under
Federal and ''Dcmocratic" auspices, for
the subjugaiion of Freedom there. shall
now he canonizcd, Freedom everywhere
in this Republic is at an end.-Chi. TiJ-