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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13

~ To the special attention Of
our readers who have jobs Of repairing
jswelry, We would recommend Mr.. J. New
burn, who may be found at the Drug store
Of Roger 4 Bowers. HI is . worthy and
deserving young man. and . most excellent
workman. Give him = call when your
watch gets out Of order.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13

E The Rock leland Register
speaks in the highest praise of Mr.. Hill
dreth's lecture on Indian characteristics, in
that city on Friday evening. 1t says "it
was . very able and highly interesting pro-
duction. replete with personal reminiscence.
and interpreted with admirable wit and
humor."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13
Grand Eflr Enuernrfae.

TUE following msgr incent pr perry yin b dis
L trbuted smoos tn subss TibsSs, vslssd u three
thousand do lars, On tie 1st day Of nusYy, eistee
at the Ls Claire Hall or tse 0erssn fhsaies, n.
vsnport, I.Ws. bubscIiption Tia hkets, oos 6ollas
oach:
I. The tborossbbSed stsllicn NouIt Ai,ey,
y.srs old P-dig ee- - Traveller, he by
imps. MeycsY; dsm-C0iio, bred BY n. L
Stsveos, - HOtoten y. y. vos further
ps, uIa,s see Turf Rssistes. his Goeh y
uus qusiied BY any horse in this tseostl
county nefer to u. Lssnard, Sbsri2.
John Kilion. hos BAKER, and others. vho
have co.ts the Et Of this horse. Valued
vhe ,horoush bred ,tsll,a q L.pl,n, veHIs
cid, IN ~ tr.ther 10 kiitn sa,en 40, ene -
the best race mares Of her dsy. Hedierese q
IDck in-by imported Hou'en; dsn-ty
Trustee. Hor further particular. zee Turf
.. One ave year I'D Durham Lsll nsned Aad-
ison. Yos psdisS e see volume ID. AZ ss1.
60" short Horn Dcok. pase III. sntvy ~.
{. Ore ytar old stsili~D cols. fedigree-
~ Clssion; denny Gle eossrn. vaics.. ~
8. One 8 year Old Devon bsli named osssge
8. One ;e:, Old 10. n Airy alr. vsiss.. =
7. One spanish Ject, syes,sola. vs!ss.... -
9: f.o fui' M.od LS,nsm s Co.. ... .ssss:.:. -
soeh Of thess nuDbsfs. Ns1aaeaesss.ssss
n: ::..s: LAIN: nd Noun; Are; ;::s :s: 3:
asss snd sseosd psenions = thesesgA1ssA 80
slsllsoos. st The love Ssets Pair IN 1871.
., a,n.is.ss En- .1 " 4: :ss, as,sss,.sss1 1SssS
vi secure 70 each end svsvy ssossulDss q eQ0d
chance. II y Sissiactiy Aa6ssSssel tAes ~ = :
ne essvs sseek CO - ssas st On tanss q ppss
Cssek 1srm. eeespisd b D. Z. Aaso.
TIetsss saa - he'd at tAe Dussis Hseee. q 80
Atlins Saloon, q 4. o. 1llon's Jsvelr1 oooso. q
,.n.: 8 .ss: - Pc o. ss, ss:s :: q tns a. s
tieA q - rtoyD 0ou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13

Law Partnership.
JHO. p COOK, JAS. }. LIHDLEY, VIM. 7. CLARK
COOK, LIN DLEY 4 CLARK.
Mr.. Dillon having retired from our law Arm, ia
assume the more responsible duties Of the Bench, We
have this day associated with 10 our law business
VIM. 7. ClaIk, Esq. 9EO. COOK.
JanS.d1m JAS. J. LlNDLbI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13
8 IT A y E M E N II
OF THE CONDITION THE
Girarl Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
JANUARY lst, 1859.

Capital stock and secu, rifles.
incudins surp us.......-. 12S4,160 7S
ASSETS.
Real estate owned by the ON
pany clear OF Incumbl ance.4 l, 800 90
Loans on bonds AID mortgages 81, ,255 20
- 4s,42s 90
Cashi In the Philadelphia Bank 1881 IS
Ga h In the Pennsylvania In
eurance c.. f,r lnsuring
lives and granting annu.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2O2 90
Cash in HANDS. .......... ll1 81
OAsh due from agents and 9TH
1886 7s
G Ssh claims which judg.
ent has 'en obtained ..... 5i7l 81
Cash Bills Re eivable, (for
which stock i, p!elged,.... 45, TOO 90
III i-f or
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13

LEcruRE.-Anthony Van Wyck,
Esq., win lecture before the Y. N. G. As
sociation. at the Presbyteiisn Church on
Monday evening (to-morrov) st half past
seven o'clock. The subject Of this lecture 10
"Persoual Observations in the Holy Land" !;
and we have no doubt but that it will be .
superior lecture. We hope to 80 full
sttAndanee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13
Dissolution.

lDlSSO1WtlOD.
TVHE LAW FINN OF COOK DILLON LIND
/ L.Y is this day dissolved by mutual consent -
We lire to close the business Of the late Am %
speedily % possible ard request early settlement
with ali parties.
Settene It may bs made with either Of the under
signed. JNO. r. COOk,
JSO, r. DILLON,
Jan5-d1m JAS. ]. LlNDLEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13
GEO. y. WHITCONnB,


TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
Onice-North-w est corner Of Main and Second
streets, Davenport, Iowa. aug la0I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
n Oonmisstoner OF Deeds for Connecticut, Will
Rve prompt and careful attention to the eoec ION Of
claims conveyance Of Real Estate, examining titles
aud ali other kinds oflega business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13
CARDS..

AENRY n. ANDE RSON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
IA Metropolitan Block, Davenport, Iowa lsepZ4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13

SPLENDID OuTF1r.-Messrs. High Il
Brother. Livery men on Harrison street.
were out yesterday with the most splendid
winter equipags ever introduced into our
streets, which consisted Of four splendid jet
black horses, attached 10 one Of the neatest
pleasure slsighs We have ever seen in
Davenport II slsighing continues. that
outfit viii zee some service without any
doubt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13
Ploneef 6ohlo1S' Asooolol1oG
0cott County.

A y aAjou1 al noeeine % hsaS ~ SeDese - &C.,
- hs,d q
Lu OLAI1D HALL,
NOupAY uvsu1Mo, I'm. ilsns AZ 7 Oao10o1.
ssaA~ JoHH : oo1yln. 49,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13
J. II. BENNETT. q. J.. WHiTcoMi
RENNErr 4 WulTCOMB,

A TroRNEY5 AND COUNSELLORS AT Law,
IA Notaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
v, practice In the Courts OF Scott Clinton Jackson
and nuscatne counties, and In Rock Island county
III. and the U D. District Court Of Iowa.
OvsIcE-N. W. Corner Main and Second streets.
Iau1i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13
NICHOLAS RUHNEN
YTAo srrivsd from the 1ase, Win ~ 1nase anA
III leroaot aaoostneotof
imported and Domestic
- n q - II - (
Pine ViPginia Plug TObaCCOa,
plain and Pancy PlpsA Ae,

An e vAisA - s1sn - Asalsvs q 1asessn prices
USt e 1senaQsstaAaaa o11o1, - 0Ak1nD y q =.
1110mb - 6aseAaooeo - s1ooe9 ~ g llGo 81
SS77 - = - = = - kealo . - W0k
6ln1s - sav1es - s1sssl hAh
- lulu1nhs = IulIpn ylIb21
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-13

OfHs sRCURIrIEsA AID INvEsTAENTs HELD TIE
CoMPAEY.
par val. mkt val.
2S share. Phladelp'a
Guy six per cent.
Loans ............$ $500 8 $500 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

,.,,..- - .in'-s .d,ar,- - N 800 ssa e CO 70
~ , - No., sas =. ~ sl.ur Laxx 'sros's%sy 49,
80 -, IS = suso Wr~st. 2's' =" tn' = 49,.
% 49, Typosrs: - hss sori ~" 'a'] "A'~''
~ -. 80, ',s-s ~ -FtoV- eui-' WHEAT snpov
et.'h 49,, ~ ne - 2li M~dfert.n~.o 81 10
=" .o.x a,.,; s0yrl, frreo' ,s,.s ~ "" on'h ~
49,, 49, L,af 2,.s sIsa % srats a. &c ssNa-
i's =, IA c,.i a. SO ~e'sh' oss.ts s'~s %
oo' - M triv.'- '-rr. 'fe /. "HeJ ~" '-' 'A-
-, ..I. n IFS bhis II sie
1900 an NO m -FIocs uDessoe-c' ~ 90
.,s,1 %, m. hom. sud N ~ tr.d-i s.'' ,os 10
o. go, IN Zee S.aal xrs. e. 81 "HEAI-NH, nSs. =.
' 49,. :. So .rve NIL oeusu@ 80 -p,nA 90, ss
r.au-., ~. sdsal - 10 p "a - ,n.r,ia, 80
o. c',.-, sang ssl- NJ N,wsukr Cno IN Ln< 80
% r,,s 10. aud rnrc- wia,,r q o. war; U'n 1s
eos" .ru =, 81 e9 81 H. vita som- inanf' ~ u II
rs. VS. =" h.is hriv ..l-. oars b.. stA
50. f,r v,s;~rn. BALE r,rainS. SNAL
r,,'.Xs ,.,.fv .. %, Ftogr Ic on "ess go
$3.50 .. .w.voik B,-., s., - Aese, sos ~
trposy.: ~ ere bashs. West :, 80 ousa-s ~
,s,s =, R,ri.y CAN,L Exrosrs; oeasneh "ses
ru,c,eo Seq. i?-sr ~ vrou. 'esey WIZ = ~ s soa
80. o. a.. Of a sa ss.h sprps fron s;o,.. o n-
.,'-. - 90 b1s, t''r, o.; ~, ~ 60
' q, ri. sr~nr 90 40 hn'h Wbes, I% v1s, 10y,
49, hS O..s SsIvSGSrs: 2so bile -Four. I'D w o0sA
NEa p, an, h-.vv a. % So4 81 %
,,.rr,rs,~ strssv .. zY'. EA~'''~SS $3.50
,oz,,' Mes, Pork =. Lssp t"3 6rtc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

Yesterday morning, at half-past nine O'Clock Henry
Sees will launch from the foot Of 18th street, East
RIVER ride wheel steamer Of shout 20 tons burden,
built by the New-York State Colonization Society,
and named the Seth Gfosyenor This steamer is de-
tigI ed to the coast Of Liberia from Cape Pal
mss TO Gsll,nas, stopping at Monrovia and other
peit,s on the route. The requirements Of Liberia for
vessel for tbiS purPose oave iorg been evident and
10 he sarly part OF this year msIcaotils hsm Ia Mon
rova To the Society, that If they would COO
ssus, q ttssmer !. would charter her f,r q term Of
Yeas and pay Tor her 10 ailments sthin thster n 1t
was col ed that The facilities whch wouli D. offered
b the local transportation of the prodoce of Liberia 10
10 export wSket inc eperdent OF the stimuli. sucn an
elteIpr would give TO the f,re trade Of this
Try ~ere Of q character to Justify the Society in
barking in the enterprise and forth 9Th entered into
the ecesssIy arrangements to execute il. Toe hall of
this vessel was built by Mr.. Henry Steers; it is cop
pered apd the ssar wheel guards full spoosoned.
Ste is to be propelled by Inc condepsiag engine
Of the steepls desisu, having cyhuder y eugoes In
diameter, and stroke Of piston OF fest vi tubu
Lar boiler 400 Sewes surface condenser Sac is 10 be
rgs ss schooner and fer the purpose OF ia litst
ing Der ont she is fitted with additional, bat
tea porsy keel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

IN, Ci.ceeo Press cay; ps
.Fxcharse il hrm sId eSsesa ~ 80 80.
., - r. ", shor'; bat the cafr-oe p''0u'.
s,r,.i, s iomenJ coolnne acn'v, aai ~ 80.
.s,.b 90 IA. rsp.r Of W,'sr street mat s'0u H'''
40 .tuu o.s, ss,py Of sA'hanse. .o,,;or.. cr,ss.
90 A, CI,ript AZ, tb- u,oo-y msfset con'oue' o'-~
r., - a. ,..r-st xIih the regular nou.e't raoe'
e. 10 "a ~ e. CEN srt on'side Ia 10 Ia pe"u..
-, ,ls Ev.. ilslis are cpara' ed 'po '"e
irc,esse tut s,il the s1pp'y os sooa P'P''
ra III f,r Eastern exchange i. 't.afy. 10
go as %. sIlo. ell 10 day fof New i0fS' ou
,c,,o =, hi. rate exceptions 10 100 goefa'
rul,. Nex.Or- abs IL Gull atc Ih1' % p]'
.po locsl o.m,pd ii C nseque"er i'r x u
IT,. Co.l trade for last week foots up as fou'"s'
al, d, R.;lr al brougtt dosn for the geek eni
on Tim sd,, Lac. 30 100 tuus and for the season
~. 100 tuos sssiDst io' ,'"2 tuos 10 S@.n'
,boxipy an increase OF 81, oo"tuns Tue sena't
.h,,,.o for the week 46 S3l tuu., aud
r ea,op $50 10 .Ens az ,itst 't7 9s2 'uos % cor
o.,s las, ys.r. berg al iocrssse # go l2'
80 Ths shlpn.rpr. by the L7hish Nav < Nio" 'o'
81. .s,k mir, on s tufday last ~ere ~ sos 'uns'
rd a., IN, >. A., 6jl 56l tuns agal,s o'io aus,
s.ms increase Vt 1853 'eos -, 49, .oiuy ou
:. n,sn, last was II 672 'uns, a1d for the sess ~
200 lOl ini sgaiI Of 800 $50 tue. to cr'espon ias ,e
i,, >.n, b.ux m incr-ese OF t9 oS5 tuus. tas snip
- s,;s .v. = he Della sre LNksSanra AM "ssefn
p.,l DAD fr the week endb z Ss,urday last were;
NTH 4,g5s ruts s 9TH 10 40 tuos, the tuoa.s" OF
re eek being U;ss5 tuos. Foo the s.ss'n 10
'he sane 'ioe, The iunasge vas IS, luz t,a,
.o.in.t Ala $40 tuis to corresponding tune iist
,e,r beng al increase Of u il9 tues lae
;unsse Of the Sssm,kia Valley aod P"t.vili.
RaI,osa for the ~-.h end,g Cd the 81 lost s,s ~
inns ard Tor the ye-r 10 the sane Tune ini elV III
- ,i,,r Cf ISL rans ben Z Ioc'esre If 80 JS no
Tpe Barclay Railroad s,d Coal Company shipped Tor
N, u.,k .pope The y ius, 9ii tu"r, a!' TOR tue
,s,sfpH Az ans. Thr stiRm7rts by way OF the Ly.
H.. V.u,y Raj rcsd tel tie week ,D1pug 90 HE 81
YER go ,uus aud for the season, % ~ tuos,
b,,p e.ce.ss IN 10. tuposge last year - tue "a ne
i'm, 81 Sl4 tups The report from rrevorton TOR the
- NOR, on the 81 net. i. Sol 'uo-, and r me
,.,,rr s. 80 tune. The shipments by the Wy ,nias
"a, al for the w.. ding S.ptcmber3 were H. ia
inns against IL U47 toLs u soo time las year. being
an of 27 tuLs The tual.se TOR roe s-as IA 10
30 on MS The tar cage tue Huntingdon sud
Bruso p Moup,aD Railroad fer the week ehdlos 90
re IN me- il 27lY tuDs AID Tor the year, o2,9sl
inns sp.i,st g. S( tnrs the tine last year;
hing an increase OF Il, SO2 tuIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
To ARRlN II
ss~..~users Arrived

In ,,,om shr Sta, II ne Bst IRON d'ptaeaH-S hnn.y
NIL, ans wife H. Graves, wife aud child. Mn Willis
ana sister 4 " l-, Np J. untI-ss, xrA J. D. bcovn Ma
s,,,n an And iup. Col H,Shp. Mrs Capt Poole B.lch
nc ~If nsrt Sir. sriuy aod children Ms 0aSs and
tent, Mr whi,emsn, J. VI W, j. Revere ID Bowel
e H,ovp Y Ios ID George aud bfoh-I Nrs b rnAId aod
c.ie ! Coz. Ms Clnk child j. NJ Cu.nins, ~lte aud
liant d r burton ~ kmDry Sst-r Gslsshsr, " soes
spo ~,tr Mrs r. sh.d- J. e. Wight Dr. Ward, w MIss
n Cb.tmsn J. AcNider A Moaitoo, CaPs w tad~s u.
Ne l,vk (3ouio " G.ddns FRANK Har 10. Fourrts,
G. IA Ca.z NJ. lie Coo h. srerbnrDe. }. smith, EiSsrts
A sn Dr., % c. uti Lapshhn. o. Lsusrls, B. oan. u.
n,p. a, siIe Mr.. Jsmes Chd NJ T. st. Jpou, q. o..
Wm gtsm h Ult, J. ruor p9otus the R.v Dreamer,
" 4 Haven, " silt, Hill c fullcr J L,ais, NJ Abss-
ban ~ J.hb.,u .su, Mes.i wife aod iufant, No.
A h Wiul.gn Mrs Parker ano daughter, MORAN. u.
trfi.a T. MslcIy. } r. rrsvers I'LL A Slasr, w.
Paul Ste ph.us W. H. rb-rt. A. CoxSso IN Storage.
In 5a,a Ebso Bo,ss Jrr~ Br.Hfa- Mr. ane Mrs Tacker
.,s VI MI, rvr, Mics Tucs- Mr. OH, Mr.. Daosoom5
~ brig Princes Royal from Ber"udaN Pstsrsos Ralph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
KANSAS "A letter in an Eastern pspsr says:

large S,ae-oIe third larger than all New Ecgani as
large Is Maryland and Virginia. larger thsn Pennsyl-
vsiia aud Indiana together nearly on-thiri larger
thsn Missouri, Illinois, ken'pcsy, Iowa, Miohis so,
WsooDsop, or New York. II is he garden OF tho Re-
public ADD bears long and intimate scqu siotaoce TO
msiksbly well. Farmers Of New. EGG aud Come
Ksnsss and look for yourselves Toere is stll
room for those whe with to help bull mp q ne
STATE. 1t lie agt cultural country tast We expect
60 rival not excel the States. We have siveo up
the mining region to the JEFF rsonans sho have aready
ioaugui ated government Of their o~r aad do not
wish to have any part or lot with E.seru h .nsss
With one half tne labor required 10 work fsru ia
New II anpehire, q man can hive leo acres in h an
sss and ee as rioh as king. 1t is the last OF the
god lands Of the Wet men say that have trsvsod
over Oregon, Washington, and the plains farther
south."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

Ish DUDLEY PRoPERIY.--Our readers viii renem.
Der ihst lev weeks ago published deed OF trust
Ckiks Omce, vherey Mrs Blaodisa Dadley If Al
bep}, conveyed to Ratser b. Muller, jr, nearly the
whole q her Immense property, on condition Of the
grantee sssonlng the name Of Ra,gcr Blocker. We
have been heir-at Law Of her estate Determined TO
cootest the validity OF the deed on the assumotio IN
wss obtained by unfair meaDs, and ths, Mrs DaSley
never Intended to convey her property in that manner
After come pfel niIsry proceedings, . oompomy "A
va propcssd. Ex Governor King chosen mee ia
Tor. snd It vas fosly agreed tia, Rutger B. Miller
st MGR should socept 0O0 and give consent TO
vocation Of the deco. The MISTER was Thus arranged
when the whole plan wss upset ~ the reiasai Of Ma
bly, 20 10 the couIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13


T.,s EXPIRE ssoE, enc u-ise 4 'psli-, 80 Tue e'-s
Of sl4 Geo. GO, while The pporrs 'hoF IN 'p'f->'7 "
Al Co. COO; the uo-t Of soi'h has 'aseo pAo' 70
the .., qasr,er of 1859. Co;.on has coant-' '''se!
il hi. r~tsrs Tor 1859.
TIE Bark S,at-ment pre.en's 10 fsatnf-' - IN
rousrce, far "a the e1Aos 90 10 th- V''oF '"''
are pcerp,o. bu, i esra, 10 xpso,ois ID Us
comparative r. snt., the r-p-' soo-i'g 'e'fe'7
81 $5lsSC5 VII 10 the i,. Ut i"aps sP-c'- "ni
ci euAfIon al in-r-sse q snoso. smuna'pg III ln7
.verpes,e = s66j SOS. II u cih'tt o ehs'~'n nov
.uco ar.su, cap be obtaired, ua--s = diniaru'n o.
r..ourc-s scts Ia the snppy vnlch seem- " % 'os
case IN TIL. in.iaoc-. The sp.ee lac snoE- sn'h
iroresse, which IL ureIPsct.d ADD M benz ''n' u
ere to-day sgsin Strengthened BY over two anin'ns
frvm Csl-fo'ri., 10 supply the pscs OF M h'n
sblTped On Saturday.
TIE following p . comparsnve statement Of the
condition Of the Ne~-York City Banks for the week.
ending Sept. and Sept 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
TBryr At CasP MrETIse.-Os Tossf'y eve leg !
-. A. - L., NV .ri z.s-ndsA c.-an->>.inf N

TBryr At CssP MrETIse.-Os Tossfsy eve leg
lac. Mr. Tr.d.ries Ain Of New,t sspos5 esnpD>>.ios N
tie eis ssh city Du-,rs th .s7ic-, .ss-' gas
rr.ea p.ns5 Pse.n. cert s-ss pa o-h' 81
,pnec nd ~ab si.h sdaim in.u i,J1ry b. 10
If NJ AB.n he Mr. Alien discovered ia aai
VS. ss.rn .b.d Ar Pc cells w,LtE.sc III ',rr, 10 s.lf
,sit ~ Ia, 49,, f,v before ,s3 sess ~
,irs Dos psriui.y NJ, lea; and, FEC. Pa -.
s.n.hs mus 5s ev-p t1e mas rn~u 'src-
a,e.ye..d th.. be had -d-.ps the o.
I'd b. poek-t ~bicn 1pp 'si't2u sa o
bis c'pycto ths. t.st ne n>-'-c
And suse.sts coLsoLs Alien tbs. snol1 IN
s-zroh cf;e a. nofug v.r-J Anf ts-y wen, Aod Al
s-s,etsc. Aim cOGd ~ tCs t5s be -sf..d % PM
PARCELS PsIo-' to.rs. A snsPfe,1n 1s.s
Aliens ui,d o. Saturday Officer Rk>f Of M SKID
Pa. cire. isins ss., Sof IL" p-
20 bfSsry 1t 81. sesias tn vs.es u be Saso.2
oD. sIr-Da PARCELS .n4 L.raiaE i'e larceny q. M
.rt, Parcels "a COMMITTED 10 default Of h., He Is 20 Jesrs
of age AID q lst,ef II be N.wsk R1)o~r WorsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
Nv TeIegraph.

BOSTON Sept u Arrived ,hp she ta.o. Rass.n Lefsorn
psk.p IS 81 lon q 20 W. ship Judge 5nsws
n h-w iori tor Slaughter arn lat ton slp BrOk.
lIs ou Nee York for Aorrviceo bsk Tom Seer
CsLiuesos
Tee .ieaaer City Of NewYorh hence for Ph,lsdelpAs
foned this rpsr Ter propeller. She sails " nor
SAVANNAH, SIP The screw steamship Montgomery,
inn Nee Y,,b sui,ed yesterday afternoon
LONG BRANCH, Bspt. L. supsetNo ysssels In sight VIVID
hso, from 8 w
HIGHLANDS Sep. ~ shn A sbp sod bark outside
a.. ok brs 10 IN the ofps bound 10. Wind HIGHT fom NJ
W. N~stLsr csar.
NORFOLK sep E.-Auiv.d scLr ElSrds. from St. BsrsL
tir.
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uoox, ,eur p.p.py.-Ths Seventy. first Ragi pent,

NooxLIGHr PARADE.-Ths Seventy-ift Regime
u.der con maDd Of Colonel Vosbufgh, pn'aded last
night in Bro ,dway and adjacent streets Tue corps
mastered three hundred and sixty mine men, including
s.u ,fes,,, bsus, epd dTa"meTs The line was
formed On Gres, Jones sire e. and aer review by the
Colonel the several companies broke into co'umu and
uarch.d up Broadway to Twenty third street, down
Futh avenue, tntougu Fourteenth, street <nd asou
through Broadway to Broome street, sh'rs the CON-
mapd was di, missed The reg mout marched down
Bros way, company front, in excellent style.
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m arkets-Reported bv Teler,arl,

PHiLADELPgIA, sept l2-FLous SUu. WHEAT a,.;ve.
Whit, 2oU IS Red. 81 a. PorK bao,sn,, Ms. SIS 81
Eic. 49, So ''
brTrALo s.p. i2-sp m.FLorx opeued fra On, elosia
.hsee easier Ipp' Lake in nothiog
eopsi s-s 20" hbs 80 s1i for good cnoe. syrx
csn.cac - SQfs 81 fr xo1d q Aenis.n 10.
cana snc OHIO; s50 IS Jt for double uHrAr T,m.
~. on n.~ NO Chicago spring =, s7.c 10 90
Nr.anhse Cnost ssc 90 bush ezra prime sampl.
a. s'ci ~" eash bite CANADIAN a. i:i Coax Quiet
OATS sAy tales Geo bash Illinois 1t &C. CANAL Faslcnrs
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NoSDAY, Sspt. l2-p. Y.

HoSDAr, Sept. l2-p.S.
The Stock market generally was less active this
morning than for several days but for t~o three Of
toe esing Stocks there was well sustained i-u.nt,
and fair improvement over closing prices Of S.tur
day. TIE most important movements OF the dsy were
in New-York Central and G,lena, which we're both
very stropg-.upportsd partly BY time orders outside,
and partly by the purchases Of two commission houses
whoss orders are traced, by the "knoSing once"
to the strong bull Clique in the street The closing
sslss Of Central s the Fret Board were Il icy &C.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ECAT OF NEw-YORK. Il
CLEARED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Smith. HsvADs. L

etssm,kp-csbawbs Smith HsvADs. L'iusson croohesen
shp-Lysrpool k.sfoey, Loodon, GhnDeii Miatnn To- !
M1tt Blanc, Lsudrrkin, ssv.Ip.n. c. e. Duncan.
B.b.-N ss~yer. Bartlett, Mobile Nofcn Phaoe Jss-
per Bennett Bridg ps, Wsk.msn D,moa h Co H. oscor,
Or ,m, hubis, fss- tsztrd -.
b.-C. K-Deoy Racial Point Pete Gu tdeloups bre9,
Son c.; Fhsutom tRr D. Hbisot st. Joru, u Bailey.
schoonris-D l. Williams, Williams Savannah Mar.
"a, J.ht Builor Wilmington. L. s. Powell, Il Hincklsy
Nsn poud bstmor Mailer Lord Quesaai f. 6urdt, Sal
yer Rev bbe Bnnss; Gses< smith, hich rond, C
slssL, A. c Trr,r T.ema. PeD-scois B-pa~r OeAks D.
J. 81. yer Tsbb~It Phi.de plis Smpson Capp. Frances
Ipsi.5 f.or.r'o~n b blossom kon; 81 WaiTea, Cnap
% 81, N'w-hawn.
S.smcr-sarah Jones, PhilY elphis, J. Briggs.
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ARREST OF 4 sEAK-rHIEF.-At eleven O'Clock yea
.re.y nins Officers so~ey sod KIM Of the D-t-c'y-
sQusd viii. ~ H.ser su.vt .ast ~ tao WY oos-Iv"d
well.p wa eab thief .. chs Wsv.r, v1s Pat,gs
bis vos,. scion Wrsyer reOg0izus the ocss ,au Thy
w.u IN pursuit. aud af.ei uat0g fis heY md nim
IN ssIooB g. Division The pack foUui ia
hi. o. session be lefy worth al 30 He s,sf
tbs was hi. PROG -hcb cad hoUesy rsen;s ,xh
or To .st h. bad fofg -n which L. YVES
w and p. He taken - tee He'd 41aers,
b.fs he oCked
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AsrI.SLAvHRY PRAYER-MEETISG.-AU Union Anti.
Slavery yer.Mseting was held In the Lecture
Room Of the Church Of the Puri'ans, last evening.
Dr.. White occupied thu chair. Prayers were offered
by several e. MI. for the downfall Of Slavery and
sn it, s't.i dent evils and interesting addresses made
BY tie Rev. George Tuomp-on of the West Indies,
and the Rev. &. b. Ray Of this city