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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

1t was then moved and carried the
meeting proceed to the nomination of
candidates for Township officers, with
the following result: ....... 2.
Iornship Trustees L. X nowlton, Ira
Bracket and Humphrey Hogan.
1'o,Ua Clerk-D. d. w. Carver.
CoastaJles-Orlando Bagley and j..
Ellsworth.
As@ssor-C. II. Haskell.
Supervisor Of Road District No. L
John O'Hair Jr. a-
Supervisor of Road District No. g.
john Blunt.
Supervisor of Road District No. s.
II. G. Smith.
Theodore Mix, Arson Bracket and
De Zelle Gilbert were chosen Town
Committee for the ensuing year.
Voted, That the proceedings of this
meeting be furnished the Intelligencel
with the request that the same be
published
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
d. WILTSE, Chairman.
j. S. Roof, Secretary.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

Geo. Grswold, the Oldest and most
prominent merchant OF New York
city, died on the 5th inst,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue Of Il
" Special Execution duly issued by the Clerk
Of the District Court of Floyd county, State of
Iowa, and TO me directed, | have levied on
and shall Offer for sale, at Public Auction, at
my Office in St Charles City, Floyd county,
Iowa, Oh the fifteenth day of October. 4. ID.
1859, at one 0 clock in the afternoon Of said
day, the following described property, to wit :
2l3 pieces of Bridge covering timber, 3 pieces
of timber feet long, l6l arch timIITs l3B feet
long, II pieces OF timber 4 feet long. u pieces
l6 feet long, los pieces feet long, 10 piece $
of different lengths, 3 pieces of trusscl work.
bent, 3 wheel burrows, 4 pieces of timber -
feet long, pieces of timber 10 feet long i rs,
braces ! by 6, rs pieces OF timber feet long
4 by &, ! piece Of timber J 1 feet long > by
pieces OF timber Is feet long ny 5, , hooks
for carrying timber ! tackle block, 81 Dolts
and nuts, Is inches long; . iron bars 3 feet
long inch in diameter; | wooden Grain,
axe, pieces of large rope, ? bridge piers near
J. kclly's Mill, in ~ Charles one Brick ma
chine subject to an attachment in i45ur of {.
II. Haskell for SIS 90 or thcrcatouts. Iil-
low ticks, q sheets, q pillow cases, , straw
ticks, duZ. blue edge plates, ! duH tea cups
and sauccrs, J doz tumhltrs = deep table
dishes, teapot, ! set OF knives forks, ten
canister, ! coffee canister, bodstead. wood
en- pals, ! tin cups, and I wash-bowl, levied
on us the property of $. Wiggin, Jr, to satisfy
said execution in favor of \. l.. Collins. amt
against said S. Wiggin. Jr., for 392 u aud in
terest, - aud cost taxed at $40, 80.
Terms M SALE--Cash ia hand
Dated, September ., \. d. 1863.
JOnS Blunt, Sheriff
37:4 Of FLOYD county.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

The st. Louis Evening News states
that the st. Louis Court Honse, when
finished, will have cost the County
sl,250,OO0.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

Mr.. Buchanan pronounces the Doug
lass Manifesto, as published by the
Harpers, paper of great ability.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
NGtice.

'TIERE will lie a Camp Meeting held on
i the Farm If Joseph Manson, in Floyd
township Floyd county, Iowa, commencing
sept Goth and ciusc the LIST day Of October
Preachers and people on surrounding circuits
and stations are cordially invited Ia attend.
NEWMAN BUTCHER,
la behalf Of the Committee.
st. Charles City, August ., 1859
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
Republican County Convention.


Pursuant to call from the Rcpub-
lican County Central Committee a
Convention was held at the School
House in Floyd, on Saturday, Sept.
18th.
The Convention was called to order
by \. butcher, Chairman of the Coun-
ty Committee, and on his motion d.
w. Poindexter, Esq, was called to
the Chair Isaac Teeple, of Union,
and j. V. w. Montague, of st. Charles,
were appointed Secretaries.
On motion, r. c. Horn, of Union, >.
B. Starr, of St. Charles, and b. b. Van
Steenburg, of Floyd, were appointed
a Committee on Credentials. aE
On motion of /. w. Card, the
following gentlemen were appointed
Committee on Resolutions -. w.
Card, St. Charles, II. Stearns, Rockford,
and David Crawford, Cedar.
During the absence OF the Com
mittees the Convention was ably ad-
lros,l,J n p,,, n p;r1o,
"ie"'eu " u w. "i'oiooi' ~ h'P''s
and others, upon the political topics
Of the day. It,.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following, which were I'M
/ ninous1x, aJonsaI
!
| RESOLUTIONS.
Resolred. That we, as members of the Re
publican party. indorse and re-affirm the prin-
| ciples of the Republican party of the State Of
| Iowa, as enunciated in their platform adopted
at Des Moines at the late Republican State
Convention. . -'.4
| Resoired, That in the names upon the '!Plow
| Handle Ticket we recognize able, earnest
Mho will ~ tbs coming ~ election drive the
plowshare of her principles through the sub.
that the underground burrowers cannot
P Posa3rsJ That in orr candidates for Senator
and Representative from this District we re-
cognize reliable and true Republicans who,
when elected will probably be a able, TO &c,
o omr ,i%h,s IN advocacy Oh our p'i"''io' anu
Resoiped. That we deprccate the entertain.
ing of local feelings and the advocacy of local
interests and prejudices, as acknowledgement
,H trr I; Vi 'tI r p n' a. as
FLOYD County, that of nominating for Office
men and not places of making competency,
and attachment to true pr-nciples, 1uaiiiica-
er adont as onr potta pe'S No North no south
no East, no Vest but the interest of our
county and our party, :" one and inseparable.
q. RssolSsa, That That to the Republican ticket
.l a,; na.e, n,s.lnc' anu !he one .o-uay
and will use our best and united efforts to
but the ticket. "'' '''''''''
l. W. Carp,
DAVID I CpAwronp
Tho como;tto or rroaon.;o,. n,o.
ronortoa Tho f,,,o,r;no. 5oloma,o, 800
ont sro, tho sovor., to,r,sh;,s
'D":l 0'" w. oo'eS' i'oi ''e
| R;r,rtoo-Nathan Thomnson wes.
ttsn aA1
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
Proclamation.
OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGEl
of FI1yu County State Of Iowa So

OFFICE Oh tUlNl1 JUDGE
of Floyd County, State Of Iowa. 81
On reading, considering and fling the ne.
titions of s.. Ilungeiford and about eighty
others, citizens and legal voters OF sud cuun-
tv, asking the County Judge Of said county TO
submit to the legal voters Of said county. at
the October election, y. ID. 1853, the question
whether hogs shall be restrained from running
at large in said county.
Is Ordered, that at the slid October Flee.
ton, to he holden on the 18th day of October
A. d. 1889 in the several Townships or Elcc-
ton Precincts of said county, at the time and
places of holding said October Election therein.
there be submitted to the legal voters Of said
Co, and decided thereby, the question whether
swine shall be permitted to run at large in
said county and if il be decided by such vote
us hereinafter provided that swine shall not
be permitted to run at large in said county,
then from and after eight months from the
canvass OF the vote on said question, in said
County the provisions of Chapter 1893 of the
Session Laws of the General Assembly of the
State of Iowa, entitled ian Act amending
Section Ia of Chapter Is of the Code. and al
o to regulate tie same,' approved January.
%, 1897, shall be in force in said county as
provided therein.
Each ballot cast or voted at said Election in
favor of said question of permitting swine to
run at large in said county us aforesaid, shall
have written or printed thereon or both
. For Swine to run at laTge-Yes -; and each
ballot cast or voted at said Election against
said question, shall have written or printed
thereon, or both, s. For Swine to run at large
No :; and every vote cast on said question as
aforesaid, shall be considered accordingly for or
against the said question SO submitted as afore-
said. And it is further ordered, that this Pro-
clamation be published at least ionr weeks in
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

The Houston men have majority
of % on joint ballot in the Texas Leg
islature 1850
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

Rev. Mr.. Smith, Of Usage, will
preach in this village next Sunday, at
half past ten o'clock.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

Denman, Democrat, is elected May
Or of Leayenworth by small majority.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
s.,tcrin,s sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an Execution duly issued b, the
Clcrl, of The District Court of Floyd county,
state Of Iowa, and to me directed, have lev
ich on and shall offer for sale, mt Public Auc-
ton. at my Office in St Charles City, FLOYD
county Iowa, on the first day Of October.
A. u. 1850, at one O'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, all the right, title and interest of
John West, in the following described proper
ty, to wit: concncirg at the south east cor
urr Of the northwest quarter OF the south east
quarter of Section Z, Township 96 north, Of
Range Is west run north 100 rods. then
west 800 rods, then south 80 rods, then east
50 rods, then south 50 rods. then east so rods
to the place Uf GcginliAlg; also the west half
of west half of northeast quarter of south east
quarter OF said Section T. levied on As the
PROPERTY of John West, 10 satisfy said execu-
ton in favor of Edison Gaylord, and against
said John West, for $50, &c and nterest-ard
cost taxed at 81 90. s.s -.E ....,.g
Terms OF SALH--Ca Ii in hand .. ...r---..-.
Dated, August y, A. D., 1853.
49, ST.. JOHN BLUNT, Sheriff
"2A of Floyd County.
rs +. RICHMOND, Deputy.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

/. 0. of G. T.-The friends of tenn
perance in Mason City, Cerro Gordo
county, have organized a Lodge of
Good Templars. The following are
the officers for the present term:
Hon. j. S. Church, w. C. T.; Mrs.
Emma A. Adams, w. V. r.; Chas. Ii.
Huntley, w. S.; Elisha Randall, w.
T.; Miss Emma Adams, w. |. g.; w.
+. Hoyt, w. 0. G.; Mrs, Elisha Ran
dali, w. F. S.; N. g. Curtis, w. NJ;
Mrs. Mary Curtis, w. d. NJ; Mrs. L.
G. Vanpatter, w. c.; Mrs. Silas Card,
w. r. II. s.; Mrs. j. II. Church, w. l..
II. s; n. II. Adams, p. w. G. T.; j.
S. Church, l.. ID.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

.Wimaahec and Mississippi Raaroad,
ON and after August LIST, 1859, until fur
" ther notice, adj Teams crossing The Mis-
sissippi River with not less Il Ton of freight for
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad, or
which may cross for n load from the Road.
shall be passed free both ways, on the Ferry
Boats Of the Company. For particulars en-
Iuirc Of the undersigned.
j. LAWYER. Ag't
.--...... Prairie du Chicn.
WIN JERNlS. Superintendent. 80 g..
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
"A HAMILTON SQUARE,
Birkeuhpad Auo % 1870

BTTKGHlltaU, mug 20, I60g. J
Ny Deer Sir You may expect
the Great Eastern about the 23d of
September, and great sight will be
for the citizens of Portland.
] am quite sure the citizens of Port
land will be taken by surprise, and
they had better prepare for rush of
people such as was never seen before
in that part of the country"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
and Dress Making.

NERS. J. IAMrlIEKE, of Floyd, has just
Nl received he latest Fashions from New
York. and win continue the business Of Mil
lincry and Press Making at her Rooms in
Floyd village, through the present season.
Bleaching and Shaping
done to order III the ncatcst manner.
Al work from St Charles and vicinity may
be left at the Store of-Wright & Erether in
that town, to which place ii will returned
when finished. ....
Floyd, May so, 1859 22tf
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fDliI3lDs

In st. Charles City, September 18Th Alta
Maria, aged years, = months and II days,
daughter of Or. joel w. and Susan
NJ. Smith.
In st. Charles, sept. 18th, Eveline, young
est daughter OF VIM Ii. and Mary NJ Harvey,
aged 5 gears and months.
OBITUARY.
Died. in St. Charles Township, September
10th, calmly and with christian resignation,
after an illness Of seven weeks duration. Mary
X. wife Of William +. BcnnSton. The de-
ceased was Il consistent member Of the Pres
hyterian church. o: exemplary christian de-
pertinent, and possessing in an eminent de-
gree all the social and domestic virtues. Her
kind and aIniabie manners won the affection
and esteem of all her ac4uaintanccs, and her
dccclsc leaves an afflicted family and sorrow
ing neighbols to mourn her loss. r| ...
Gaicle.s pure, angelic spirit,
Bound no more hv rnurtalti,s, .
Thou art called to inherit
Realms Of bliss beyond the skies. ...I
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

THE GREAT EAsTERN.-Thc following
is an extract from letter received by
Captain Walden, Of the Revenue Cut
ter, at Portland, Me-, from S. p Bid
der, Esq, of Liverpool
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

Chas. Fl. Mason, Secretary of Wash
ington Territory, died at Olympia OH
on the 22d of July.
Hon. Wm. II. Seward was III Rome
on the 18th Of August.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

\ painted sign board on house in
Charleston warns bill stickerS to
"Post no Williams"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

Lot NJ. Morrill,, Rep, is reelected
Governor of the State Of Maine by a
large majority.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-02
VOL. V---NO. 551.
nlOnttaru anN Commercial 2sbith.

BALTIMORE December / 1889.
Railroad shares continue active, but in other Stocks
there very little doing The leading fancy (Balti
more and Ohio Railroa still moving upward and it ad
yanced today a dollar per share. There were Clio
shares sold at the Board G63X cash and seller
GO DAYS and @63A buyer GO days. and it closed at
sG8K bid sGl asked regular way and s63% bid buyer
days For Northern Central Railway the market al
so rather firmer than yesterday. There were $50
shares sold $50 at 500 seller 60 days. 800 SOY cash.
and 800 at $2oH buyer so and 60 days The sales at
buyers option, and regular way made at figure
yesterday, but the ales at sellers option 60 days
show an improvement of T. This stock left oil to day at
$2O& bid, S20h asked regular way, and $40 bid S2O5
asked seller 60 days Baltimore City 6s rather
weaker to day We note sales OF $500 1S90s at 9S and
$500 do at 9S4 City 6s closed at 9G4 bid for 1S75s
9S bid 1865, and 9S bid 9Sk asked for 1905
Railroad bonds continue dull sales made to day,
but Baltimore Ohio 1855 closed 81 bid S3 asked
and Northern Central 1855 at 64 bid 65 asked. For
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extra dividend orders there
inquiry to-day and bid of 25, buyers option
days was made ior them at the close. There is de-
mand for Bank stock, and note sale day Of Ii
shares Union Bank at S77K
Foreign exchange is dull, and rather heavy, but
have no material change to in the rates and they
still follows, viz: London bankers bills, ITO; do.
commercial do, 1O9 l09A Paris 60 day bills 5f13B;
do. short sight do, 5fIO; Antwerp, 5f&; Bremen so;
Amsterdam, y; Hamburg, 37% Cologne, 73a; Frank
fort on the Maine ,.42A.
In New York today Panama Railroad advanced l.
Erie a. but Pacific Mail fell off 5; Michigan Southern
guaranteed l. New York Central II Cleveland and Tole
do s. Rock Island \; Harlem = and Virginia and Mis-
souri, 6s l each Reading Michigan Southern, Canton,
and Illinois Central bonds all closed ayesterdays rates
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
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POLICE INTEJLJGEyCE

P0LiCE INTELLiGENCE.
samuel MapeS was brought before Justice Evans
oy olhcers Manly and Richardson, charged with
passing a counterfeit gold dollar. He was commit
ted to Jail for Court.
John McGowan and Martin Wooden were arrest
ed by officers Saville and Cook of the Western
district, for engaging in prize fight in the north
.Instca t"rsp thnr un, a % pe,ns prouSnI iT peiore
further bearinr V" '''' '''
,Iohn NaaI Vas arraStod ,.o,to,lo,. h. Al.
Lambdin oftbc Eastarn Sto ~ - oy oihoer L
ing no visible means Of snnnort and ront - no H.,
Almshouse by Justice Griffin.
oharieS Brown and Simon Kelly, (boys) were
"litS'e" ny SciEt: Hmth and oifcer Caddimore,
4n laie eaEge ol irlng pistols within the city lin
iss, "Iu % pen%. iuS III uiSofderly manner They
melc " peIore justice Grlllln, who fined them
% ana costs
James Hlo"ry was arrested by officers German
anu Harris OF Eastern DiStrct Tor disordery con
Guct ana reSsting the oticers IN the discharge of
Inelr duty. Also, George Jendngs was taken in
charge by officers Levy and Jones, charged with
alStGrDihg the peoce, and all committed for Court
by Justice Grtiln.
:, Robert Murry was arrested by officer Day. of the
Eastern district, for stealing sugar from Mr. Far
nan, the corner of Bank and Register streets
He was brought before Justice Griffin, and com
''iIs" iosa,'h ''' W. W. ,,.o, l..
Manly! CHARGED with violatino, J;o wa, Ma
b. section & U vraS nl,i+tSI Vt , 40. w.
.Justira His was ''i''''e' 'o' court oy
W., Nj; /I, .,,
nor f ~ uiI al es'eu ny "iiceI nay
and hattnr nn W. WIN 'n assault
co,nmitted co M Nh, aus" cGioreu. lie was
rba,os IT, H. \ SS - : ~ u9t'0I ,niShin'ey. -
ror a,1 was arrested Dy 9lcers k9ther
,d IL " . .t eu' e.."' stu Win peihg ufunk
lu NiS"i uyI "nu resisting the oihcerS In the DIS
'n"i Se vi lhelr uuty.
u,DUc
M, H., -. fInES.
ine ailrh Oh hre laSt nlght about haltpast eight
o CLOCK was sounded from box No. 26, the
Cross street market. The department turned ont
but the devourinr element could not he fourd
AWUSEUENTS
TIE PANORAMA OF THE RUSSIAN WAR still con-
tinues to be visited bv Iarma nn,nbnrs nf orr cit
zens WIN all annnor to ho ,'laos,d ,,,;,L H. ~, .
daIinaat;o,, oc H. Cr;,oF $3.50. ~ ' Nv X "PNi|
~ tio VI iiGali campaign. IL Is an op-
PoitIui'S "hlch none should mss OF having their
~ minus refreshed ny witnessing the battles of the
Crlmea fought over agan-on canvas
HOLIDAY STREET TUIArPF- Uot continues IN
draw large crowds at Halliday Strae+ and NJ
Wood is as great q E,vorita os 40. m; :; ~
last week of her engagement and the pubc sbouId MD
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Irving's death was received at the New York 7itu %
Hall, the flags were displayed at halfmast, and
the Mayor determined to call special session of
the Common Council to take suitable notice of the
event.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

BosroN, Dec. 1.-The steamer Europa arrived
here at hali-past seven O'Clock this evening Her
mails will go South by the morning train
Paris telegram in the London Post says The in
vitation to the powers to send representatives to
the European Congress, include France, Great
Britain, Russia, Prussia, Austria Spain, Portugal,
Sweden, Sardinia, Rome and Naples.
1t was reported that Cardinal Antonclli would
represent the Pope.
The London Times, in specializing upon the San
Juan affair, enlarges upon the general conviction
that war with the United States is impossible. 1t
urges the Importance of the island to England, and
the impOsSibilty of its surrender unless some very
different title be brought forward from any yet
SEEM and concludes by expressing satisfaction that
the right to the island will be only argued at
Washington and London, while the state of affairs
on the spot will remain in stat" quo.
Mr.. Lever had again offered to charter the steam
er Great Eastern, but was refused.
The British Government has resolved to establish
an inland arsenal in addition to that at Woolwch
The Times has disquetng article about the re-
lations between England and France. 1t complains
that the French press is fomcnting animositics
against England, while the French army is taught
to look on a war with Englan as not remote while
no serious questions are at isSup.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-02
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

"
MoBILE-Bark Edmund DgiqR
l63 bales cotton, John Williams x Son; 100 do VIM.
H. Hooper Co; 115 do. Spence & Reid; SO do order
box mdse., John Henderson & Co
FOREIGN.
ST. JOINS, p. R,-Brig Il. R. KiyLlund
l73 hhds. sugar, Kirkland. Chase & Co.
PRINCE EDWARDS lsLAND-Schr. Nay Queen.
2.g6O bushels ntatncs. nrlnr
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From ~. Vincent.
NORFOLK, Dec. l.-Arrived British brig Hope
eighteen days from st. Vincent The market
there was well supplied with American produce
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-02
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The mails by the steamer
Tennessee, which reached here to-day, brought
letters from entirely reliable source saving that
the cabinet Of the Liberal Government are united
in their views and there is every reason to believe
they will agree to the pending treaty with the
United States Government. SO hopeful is the
writer that he adds it Will be received in this coun-
try very soon after the meeting of Congress There
Is no truth IN the newspaper report that Duarez in
tends asking for an immediate American armed inter
ventIon. rumOr was, however, prevalent at Vera
Cruz just before the steamer Tennessee left, that
the Mlramon Government about to make over
lures to our own But its truth was strongly
doubted.
Mayor Lincoln and a committee of the CITY
Councils of Boston, accompanied by ex- Congress
man Cummins, arrived here to-day with the view
OF having commission appointed by the President
to make an examination of Boston harbor in con
nection with the actiou of the sea on the channel
and its islands.
The receipts into the Treasury for the week end
ing on Monday were nearly $500 900 amount sub
ject to draft 600, increase over the sum
on hand last week OF S273, 900.
Various combinations are sought to be found re-
lative to the organization Of the House; therefore
anything which might be said upon the sub
Ject would be mere speculation or conjecture
VIM H. Everett has resigned his commission as
a Chief Engineer in the navy
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-02
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

ST. JAGo DE CUBA-Schr. Priscilla.
l2 bbs pork l62 terces lard 100 kegs do do beef
20 boxes mddles 200 do herring O4 bbs potatoes 81 do
onions 20 bbls apples % do vinegar kegs butter 100
boxes cheese 81 do candles 16 casks hams 600 rrams
paper. SOB shnnks and heads. G cnsks ShnnkS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-02

Trial of Murderer.
COLUMBIA, Dec 1.-The trial of James Hood, the
engineer of the steamer Nashville, for murder on
the high seas has commenced
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-02
Pardon of n Murderer

Pardon of n Murderer.
MHEDGEvILLE, Dec. l.-Cheice, the murderer of
Webb, has been pardOned by the State Legislature,
but the Governor has vetoed the bill.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-02

DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. 30.-There is some.
hing Of speculative demand for Flour and holdars