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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

G% Squatter Sovereignty, according to
Senator Douglas, has given the South degree
and half more territory than they ever
claimed But for the unfortunate record of
the squatter cheftain, we would confidently
expect his followers to be ready to claim
themselves as the most consistent anti-slavery
party in the North. a5a. n,ss, Il
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06


THssE FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION PAPERS.
The Covode Committee have in their pos
session over two hundred of the fraudulent
naturalization papers which were manufac-
tured in Walnut street, Philadelphia, for the
Presidential election of 1856, and by means OF
which, and certain "side.door" operations,
Pennsylvania was carried for Mr.. Buchanan.
Over SIX thousand of them were issued, and,
as is now proven, partly by federal office
holders. Some were distributed under the
franks Of Democratic members of Congress,
who claim to have been ignorant ofthe fragrant
abuse of their privilege. They were circulated
largely in Philadelphia, and persons were
hired to procure names to fill up the blanks
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

The VoTE FOR Mr.. DouaLAs.-By analyzing
The vote bywhich Mr.: Douglas was nominated,
iswin be found identical with that at Charles
ton, except the Bogus delegates from A 1Alabama.
and Louisiana. .e, Less than two thirds Of a
full Convention were present,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

A DISTINCTION WITHOUT: A. DlFFRRRNcE.-
The Davenport, Democrat denies that. the
Constitution CARRIES slavery into the Terrific
ries. The Shareholders, it says, carry their
slaves to the Territories, and the Constitution
protects their rights Of property.--Ke Ke01ak
J0urnal. 49,. .,.,,..' -. e,,av-,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
Abra ham, the Prophet.

1t will be recollected by our readers that
Mr.. Lincoln, in his memorable campaign with
the "Lttle Artful Dodger" of Illinois, in the
spirit of prophecy, said that "a house
divided against itself cannot stand" 1t was
a.declaration made with special reference to a
Union established for Freedom, but whose
energies are all strained for the extension and
perpetuation Of Slavery. 1t had more
general reference to the principle of Right as
distinguished from Wrong Good from Evil
Light from Darkness Civilization from
Barbarism. The sentiment has recently
received,a very perfect illustration from the
hands Of Douglas, Gushing & Co., at Charles
ton, and again at Baltimore. The Democratic
household of faith assembled at Charleston,
and was soon ''divided against ITSELF" To
promote peace and harmony, the household
adjourned to meet again at Baltimore, but
here it is again "divided against ITSELF" The
Democratic party is "divided againstitself"-
and hath not our Father Abraham said, "such
cannot stand''? To make his language true,
he will drive the wedge of Freedom home to
the place in the divided house where the heart
ought to be, and, on the 4th of March next,
the two branches Of the "Happy Family" will
fall, 'every one going to his own place.
Abraham to the White House, Douglas,
Breckenridge & Co. to the-dogs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

Nor SECTIONAL. - The supporters of
Douglas have been rejoicing with great
triumph over the charge that Lincoln is a
sectional candidate, and will not get a
Southern State. 1t seems highly probable
that the charge of sectlonalism will not be
made good against Douglas, for he stands but
little chance of getting State, either North
or South
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
EXPLOSION OF rrHE BRS LEw1s,.--TtbeeI = The !

EXPLOSION OF, The BRN LEw1s.-The 6rst
engineer or this ill-fated boat, which
exploded and burnt near Cairo, on the
Mississippi. on Sunday night, 24th, thinks
that only about twenty lives were LOST.
Others who were on board" think that
the number of lives lost must be nearer
seventy-fve. It appears that there were
three hundred persons on board when the
boat left Memphis, some of which were
landed before the explosion occurred,
= Among some Of those known, to be lost,
OF not found are the following :eW o,a,
.44 Capt; Manson, commander ; a. ,,,, .,.g,
D. Frank Devlin, steward '' y - -
David Christie, second steward; a'
Cham bermaid, drowned; -
John. Bemer, Scott county, Mo. ; ig51ds.
HarrIs, second clerk; m : e,..ar 10: Il :
Shepherd, barkeeper; .a[.,, So 49,.
WIN. Deneny, mail agent, missing sup,
posed to have beenlos..S 1>@8oJ 70 7ftlL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

i -BREckINR1paE AND LANE IN IND1ANA.-Thee
Indianapolis Journal says that Breckinridge
and Lane will receive large number of votes
in Indiana, and will give the State to Lincoln
and Hamlin By at least 10000, The Journal
thinks the State good for 5000 to 10000
majority for Lincoln without "a divided
Democracy yb {,!ili G5ad bad yadi Il 81 ped
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
From the Bangor (Me.) Courier.
MEASURES AND MEN.
AIR: "Dsrry poapn."

Campaign Song dedicated to the Republican
Club of Bangor
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06

KANsAs.-In making up our table of the
probable Presidential vote, the other day, We
included Kansas, supposing that Territory
would be admitted into the Union. But
Congress has adjourned, and the pro-slave
ryites have accomplished their purpose Of
keeping Kansas out another year at least,
simply because she refuses to come in as a
Slave State. The vote of Kansas should not,
therefore, be counted. Fortunately the Re-
publican party is able to spare her in, this
contest, though her people are anxious that
their voice should be heard on question
which has been Of such thrilling interest to
tbam s.l-g II .c3y--.tslHJ0jr 7H~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-06
The sump Ratification Meeting.

The lkuMp EkatltlcatlOm Mecl1nS.
By handbills, our citizens are informed
that there will be ratification meeting, to-
night, on the levee, in favor of Douglas and
Fitzp-no, beg pardon--Mr. Fitzpatrick's
pardon, we mean-H. V. johnson, the can
didates of what the New York Herald terms
the Rump Faction, meaning, we suppose, that
faction which is nearest the tail. We are
rejoiced to see this evidence of perseverance
under difficulties in our Douglas friends. We
hope they will nominate an Electoral Ticket
in this State. 1t has been suggested in some
quarters that the Republicans might aid their
own party by assisting to get up Douglas
ticket in this State: But we do not approve
of the suggestion. Letou Democratic friends
fight out their own battles. We can whip
them united or separated. And if, as it is
indicated now, the Douglas men should not
have enough prospect Of success to justify
them in bringing out a Douglas electoral ticket,
and should all unite on Breckinridge, why,
we would not interfere toprevent their union.
We hope, -however, that Douglas will stick,
and that they will conclude TO nominate :
ticket in this State.--Daily, s0h.
|IiInEeSs - T7E7T> sS>--- TTTgT--TgEI sEas
THE SUPREME JUDGEsHIP.-The appoint
|mant Of judge Wrightlto the gerAnsy on the
Supreme Bench, caused BY th ath fJudgs
Stockton, holds good only AR NegembsN
when the people must elect: 4stc Repub.
licans have already held their, State Convsnn-
ton, it is suggested that the State Central
Committee e nominate our candidate, ol The
suggestion is good one. if,ihs-. hna ,aaisrpl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

The ees psid hy the Clerh he Chamberlain during
the year. bins the whole received nom all for Hess
done In the Court including be credited By tie Con-
trolr earned 10 behalf Of the city $50 +3
STATEMENT YRAR 1850.
General hole number OF appeals from judgments In
this Court and from judgments Of tbs Marine and District urs,
t from orders Spcs Term placed the calendar for hear
Number Of appeals In which arguments have bern heard an
oluding those deoida aud finally disposed Of 3G5.
Ssc.at 1vnsHhol- number Of equity and other causes
placed the calender for e by the Court without jur IN
Number Of such called by the Court for trial l6 Number
Of E Proceedings heard and hnaly determined 81 Ws of
habsss CORPUS End certosr granted and heard and decisions
thereon made A. kumbr Of discharged from
snt by such decon a. Divorces granted ~. Applications
tor eitaenhip heard and granted $685. Number OF such de-
MED 49,
Whole number OF placed on the General cal
endar by SPAS; number Of such called
the Court 32 number Of such actually tried including those
and determined and In which final judgments have been given
45 number and enumerated motions placed
calendar 81 number called by the Court for
anF "a number heard and determined finally disposed
o. ~ noDenuBersted motions heard and decided at Special
Term held at Chamber including many resulting In fnsl
tion debto ssin, whom executions have been
turD.d unss, 1859 number Of proceedings instituted and
In whole proceeded with before Judge 1T Chambers
for the discharge Of nsoyen debtors from dobt and tnprson
meut, l2l
Except during the General Terms each Judge holds separate
branch OF the Court.
The number of tings In Court by all the Judges
du ing tiI- year Is 10 days
Names Of persona changed for csuse shown, 6.
kamber OF inventories fled fer property assigned by In
solvents for the benefit Of dors and Aonds Of asgnee
ahmed and approved under the lay Of L. le6o, SO.
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COURT or SPECIAL SEsslONS-Dlc. 2s.Bofore Justioes
KILL BRowsKII, and WHrsH.
a, anAk hart ytv prrsa,


John brsg and Mary Ann Barry petty larceny Pen
81 assault and battery ht charge .uspended fenitety
Gays; Patrick buny, John Finn, Henry forsyth de-,
mouths john Davis do months Elizabeth Gallagher and
AM OOfd,n, petty larceny. months WIN. Hickey, do,
poutb; John Ueuug Catherine Herring do mouths r. w;
Ue DO month";, Martin Gallagher assault aud battery hned
$40 Daniel Jon. Indecent fined TO- Ches johnson
Ietty larceny, Pet.ntiary Inouth Patrick keogh J.ues
Lynch James Mchamee, Henry Mlrr do, mouths John
Miller James Murray Frederick Miller, do months Thomas
uorhs Ann ncQnsde Charles McQuad-, do months; Chss
Net syty do mouths Alex Martsn. fined tlO John Ne
e-I pity Ia cepy Penienay nionthsi Ann Hoe b, DO
m phs Cslsine Riley, do. two charges init suspendrd
month CLARK KobsoD assault and battery hEed TO- Chss
Schsw b. petty larceny Penitebary months H. Sullivan
do. month y. Yahduser, Catherine Wharn do mouths
bloomfield iiAns do Inonhs w N Van Roden, einbcz
In emit julius Duenrich assault and battery mod 80,
Crown petty larceny ienitfnaIy month John 90
gan aud Patrick Goss, do House Of Refuge " T. sfith NJ
,sult and battery, fined Is. .
The calendar day unusually large aud the remainder OF
the laid until neat week In addition 70 the
above several Of the prisoners who were arTned were ioAnd
guilty and resnded for the neat term oil the Court
Psck ord arragned on the chese a Stealing pun
ierr dog from an old woman named Mary VDonne living in
E4she,h street Mrs o. Dcnnel The principal witness
She that she nearly hundred OF age and thh
ID, lived With her who hiy years old The pris
him that hs out He wanted to get beer gin
but ,- told him that she old not want The pAoner
iii. sed In the and kept edgns round until he got
closet which opened aud let the dog out She re-
but the prisoner tied his Handkerchief over the dogs
head csni.d him Under the Law recognizing dogs ~
pIoI.ry the Count found prisoner guilty and sentenced h
the P,nesIy for monhs The Court then al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

~ OkAOfI N 0aklE<~ w hcfcd& Ocfnuib mss Dco0
IN made IN the conditions certain mortgage bearing dsss
srecutej by the SheboyssD and Mspp Railroad Company
70 Assrish Fhgr IN the City Of New York Trustee aud du
recorded IN the Office VI the Of sa of the state d
Wisconsin In Book Of Railroad Mortgages pages l59 20 6
inclusive and whereas the said Flag has resigned the appoint
en of Trustee under saif mortgage and tho nndergsd has
been duly constituted and appointed according the provisions
OF aid mogsee 10 said Fugg aud Trustee In his
place Row. therefore, BY virtue Of the Of sale con
tanned u, ssa nogass and In Pursuance Of law, the under
siyped Trustoe under said second day Of
March, A. d. eighteen hundred sixty Station
House OF sad sbeboy aud Mississippi Railroad Company 70
the City Of Sheboyesn Wisconsin at two oock In the aee
noon Of that day sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
ty,e dollars and forty cents b23 95 ~ the amount Of
bond- secured by said mortgage outsndne with the nter
est thereon unpaid being the c med De due thereon
norgaged premises described in said morrase witt Al
singular the tst Division Of the Rsirosd Of ssd Copsny from
tho City Of 5hoboygan 10 the City OF Fond d Lac In Wscon
n together With all the rights u depot oonds rswsya
rsiis bridges piers stations other buildings
and all the lands and heed said sheboygan and Mis-
rssiPp Railroad Company then held thereafter seJed II
connection with the slid First Division Of their Railway
atieg thereto whether obtained under the rights and privileges
Of their charter conveyed 10 them by deed and also all the
ons incomes rents Issues and profits and corporate and other
franchises Of sd Sheboygsn and Mississippi Railroad Company
strg thereto and all the locomotive engines tenders
every description machinery machine shops tools and i'm
phsent wood md properly connected with the proper eqrip
ncDt ofkng operating and conducting OF the said Aaoel
then owned thereafter acquired by the ssd Sheboysan and
hipi Railroad Company for sppurenant to tho aforc
wise all Of which pcrona chte declared TO be fixtures
and Appurenanee and to be used and sold herewith and
nc separated theIetom, and g be taken part hersof
--Dpceuhtr Is. lsa eANL P. BENSON. Traass-
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e. UPkEME UURT-Queens County, State Of
- New-Yott. BENJAMIN W. BONNEY, Plaintiff, syt
LILLE Am hARDENBROUK, William A. Hsrdsnbrook,
and " isn A. oft Defendants Summon. for relief To tbs
defendants soh of them: You hereby Summoned and
required the complain. in this seon which dvd
IN the OF Of the Cefk Of the County OF Queens Ja
ounty the i2d day Of Novrnbe 1880 and Of which
copy herewith served upon yoa and copy
the said complaint the sub-crib-r ID. Offices
No. 80 Wsa in the City OF New within twenty days
aer the service hereof exclusive the day Of such service and
II you fail the complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff IN this VIII apply the Court for tbs rei
demanded in the sompsntDsed NewYort November lseo.
No Iaw6w' aLPRED ROE Plaintiff Attorney
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IN Road, for Albany and Troy connecting with the New
ysrk Central Railroad for Al points Wet North Wcs and
South also with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rot
and Burlington. Pstsburs Rouses Point osdenrbnrEb and
Montreal
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Dec
d, 1890 tains will cave New ora, "a follows
Fer Albany N. .ad 4:20 p. Express train from Tryon
row near City Hall For Albany $50 sne 4:4' p.
Express train from leth Depot For Albany, 10 m Ex
Press mail train Tyon.row For Albany, 1925
Express mall truinfon 26thst Depot. For ,ton f,Is
P H. stopping al stations above yortve from 18th <t
Depot Fof White Plains 81! H., 23e and Hoppns
at al stations th-st Depot For White Psns, 6:h
p. NJ from whtest Depot STOPPING ~ all statons FOR va
haIsbridee L. q 20 from tb Depi stopping
at oil s'aiiors For Wiam'b idge, Has C"ednssasys
Saturdays only hnm 26th Depot stopping all
RETAINING VII leave Albany "a aud $50 = III c.A
Albany, Ti5 N. and A:4s FIpress Train Albany h:t
q East Albany, III a. m.-Exprsss Mail Train CTotos
Falls NJ STOPPING at al stations north Of fremont Tnts
Plsins 6O 726 and 10 and $40 stepping 1t all stations
Nilisnsbridge $50 M. and D. stopping ell sts,oo&
wDismsbridse 10 p Wednesdeys and Saturdays suly)
stopping at ali stations JOHN BURCHILL. Aast 6upt
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SUPERIOR CoURT-GEsRRaL TERn.-Dec. Ss.-Before a
the Justices


George r. Haley agt. Nathaniel Jarvis, jr.-Judg-
me reversed trial ordered; costa 10 abide event
Wp II. Pollard agt. The N. Y. and H. Railroad Co.; The
Bridgeport Fine MsIine ur Co. Tn. President &C. OF the
Lee ksni u,t John B. Kitching The West River Bank
Jane, b. Tsyir; James L. Sanford ct al ast Hoer A. r..
1ra,trs.-Judgn.en,s affirmed, with costs. .
Robert d. Livingston Receiver &c. sgt Mary H. Hermsn,
implicated 6cTder Ut Special Term reversed and Judgment
ord, II for plaintiff. So, 90.
Benry Hart Joseph H. Westcott sgt Walter ke~eI-Judg
reversed and trials ordered costa to abide event
Ils s. Nicholas ms Co agt John w. Howe.-Honsuit set
aid. and new trial ordered; costs to abide event ,
Ib.tdre W Young sgt Erasmus Bushneverdct set sside
and urw uial order,d costs to abide event
Es.t River benz sgt Archibald o. KoserJudgment affirmed
with cO,ts
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sz6l7,Se 90
Court OF coMsos PLEAS.

The Hon. Char ]. DAILY First Judgr the Hon John
Brady aud the Hon Henry Hilton Judges NSthaE jarvis
IT,, lleIk.
1his Court located In the old City Hall occupies three
court r0on with oSce for the Clerk and small for
the issuii Of EaiuiA ion papers
Tho all we'll sdAed for the purposes which they
put s1cept the Clerks Office which l. small for the
proper arranging end filing Of the papers which the busne Of
ih. Court H. fl,t accommodating.
There pse employed IA tho different branches Of the
Court In the CeIk Office Chief C!ck, Deputy, and ELK
As,i.isntsi alec, min. officers
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9teambsats ano Railroads.

Anew YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
N DuNKIRK EXPRESS at . u, for DpDkih, Buffalo,
gsasndsisuA and principal Stations - ..,
xhis Tr.sp remains night ct Eluira
Way a. $50 %, for kI9dieiewn, Ne~tvssh, and ntsr
x.e5i.is stasons -, -. ..
NIGIiT EXPRESS Ssay, a. p M, for Dunsirk oUdso,
psndasuA principal Stations Thettsn Of sstarday sopt
- a n III Train ststions and only 70 EinniIe
CHAS MINOT General Sup't
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KENNETH u WHITE, Clerk.
RICHARD y. SrILWElL, Deputy Clert.
USIryD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
a. T.. Ii II,

District Judr.-1be Hon. Samuel r. Betts
Nusts ~ Of suite Instituted:
On Admiralty eide. On C. int. al side,.,... Is
On on niUI Law side..... S5l
Number d. pvsee Of:
III ell hi sar... 10 I'm Criminal side.,,. y
q C,nn.oi. Law ride...... III
lie ,uit. Instituted the Admiralty Gde bottomry
b1uos Of toii charter Taty, msne hypohecs'ion
collisions personal los--s salvage and seiz.
uIes u ei n revenue laws. GEORGE BETS. Clerk
te fno~ ing Hat Of the attsrne,s admitted during the
year;
George BIs j., J.mssP Dwight Aaron Frank, Gplichno
CANAL hyde Edwin More, Albert A. Sunex, John IL
Pls,t Coibehu. Rimp r. L. Seeey, Gershon Sei1ss, W.
Can Sui b, j. hn Tow send John h. Carroll w w Fowler
ltesr irisbie Joseph H. ursy III. HUFF George W. Nor
ton Eop ard Samuel NJ Raymond, Addison SANFORD
sA. H sthsf Oscar Smedbes Dsyid A. Stephens, John
h. 1rspp, Issisn I. " ihisns
SUMMARY FOR 1860.
Tie Court of Special SessiOns, presided over by
three poe magistrates he sit times week doubles,
as In the OF the than all the
other IL the city pot together The u''oe dealt out BY
tia, Court generally summary and has usry effect upon
Petty dtl dsors The following or Of the years business
rpshed BY MIR Robt Johnston Clerk Of the special Ses
siors viii convince any bat In 6 snss they have ds
po-,d Of 5 large number Of caser:
lcn n{a.hi6
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E'OR EEW-HAVEN-Fa Fare 81, Berfbs free
IL By Steamer, from Peck slip, DAILY at D. Passensr
foT Merjden Hartford Springfield Northampton and towns o.
the hpe Of Vermont Rally Dad take the II train fo
New Haven remain board the boat until the neIt morp
Merchandise forwarded by Express ei, through TO Burn
ton OgdensbuTgh Montreal and all intermediate townA
FRANCIS HYDE Agent
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Mnrkets--CARsyuILy RxposTsp FOR ras Y. fRIpusx.
6ArpRpAY Deo 29 i8o

nnrksts.-cAasyuiIs Rsr0sr,D ro1 ~. ~ sisgsH-
AsHEs-The INQUIRY oder.. for both ADJ ID. arrivals
aye Hsht; sa!es of Pots at - rs and Pearls at IS
: ns. al he % .Ss :ss s az
CoFFEE-FOr small lot. there moderate demand sales
OF 10 bsg CeyOn % 100 bags Rio q. lc aud 400 Santos
Hour AND MEAL-rhe asns,d for Western an, s,s.e
FSss ss s bet sGss to ~ .s e s.t % :s. . q d.
.!.ds bIsnd' ave SsstsI and seod sd
s sSS,Ss. s.,. the md i w: ' Is o Ss
10y grade. q Western E1tr. 6 -o9ss % 70, E.,rs sas
do Canadian Fosr i. truly held eL small, and with
asd sas s e. ss
change the inquiry lin ted to the heal s.ds there .s
Ss 81 IS :ss ansS s
mod s r. f.; . ed bette. ::fF; &:
sso Con- Mel IN ,n,S ss%:st - sSt :. sssdy sale. Of
S ss f :, 10 M s ssss bus,
the Dem md .as 4Sr
asked fOa the execution q ovt Swans,
Of estimate he assn,y .ysa bic for =
re- :ss. So "a Wh. 10 .s.:sd aisSs.a
g. s:i ssS s No 9s: K < s.
b. ss ss sf ss ' s.: sss :' @
the oc. found to be tight sses Of wesc. and CNiA
the s obu. Too Corn very ami The aen,snd i
Nj. IL bore n, S Ter western Ns.d ss. md N for Round
hiDfs-Tle dsmsnd moderate sale. Of 1000 Rso Grand.
10 at sc iess y cent and 'oo Central American ps'-
HAY-Ihe inquiry .h,pp,ns moderate wi.h aaed
LEATHER Hemock and Oak quiet pric-s tbs
light and middle Bpsnos Ayrcs H.mock at ls a2lc
100 bbls 3.a3c mainly cAsh hhdA Porto Res II Ae
NAVAL sToREs-spirit. Turpp,ins has been In mosaras
81 b iSs sac rs. s We
al sc and New Yok bt & Crpacoss nos dali sp4 prccs
only tsn,ae W. have to notice !. 800 shls o~ No. 4
. go Ccmmcn Rosin Is anet At 81 D6tl IS In Tar We
OLs-Ihe pmlst for every 4esptn continues very aaa
and heeyy; and quotations are altogether nominal.
PkOVlsiOSe-TLe inquiry good for rort and tho market
IS him. with modeI ate cck and mere dsp,nd ~
The Close the saIes So, bb. Sio :: fr Dew
Mess &l5 20 for old do sl0 2od so 80 fr old Phi $S
quest and hImthe stock Il far for the ssies 81 6l
bols at 39d& 10 for rspscked Ae- and sio ZOOS Es EXTRA
stas;e? tor ..ss f Cut
good demand iapovns pI,scs lad aio scarce ADD
L. for e1po, the ss .ses Of e1 be AMI c. s
To- Ohio ard .dlsc o State and choice Do e@95e Cheese
L. In limited demand at Ohio and aloe for stsi.
RICE radyi sales Of I's tea Al s''H@"~vF~n,
sUGiRs-qbe demand 3. moderate prices unchanged,
ses Of 10 hide Cubs 6e SO hhds Of SS4c 10 boxes
La a6c go boxes do, airport aud ls3 hhds MeladA
pra,. Refined steady sas Of Crashed Ground,
GTsnulAied at $40 Coffee psd iasc, aud Yellow .; a
sALr-We hear Of sses Jacks Asht sz YsrAshs a
sl@
finn; OF 2l6 bbls aud bags 1t Sdecths lsts 10
cleaned Timothy Seed 9aet ~ 39s, bush Rough
TALLCW-s nm markpt the demand y Dsa VI y scsiye
salss Of 20 o. n Prime at sie, ca
WIlskY-ihe acasnd i, lais and the market Il stesdyy
Gales u ~ bbls. al l9lc.
G. &C u woniwoRrn osAR,, NcbSsshs, have he
DAIh nd WEsgI fA'srsY fer sssa
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yo, notice hereby given 70 az
,.y.ons having cins against ELIZABETH BALLARD late o
the CITY OF kew YOrt deoossed 10 psesnt the same WIN
vouchers thereof the subscriber u the otos OF oENEf
Nos and 10 Pine the City Of New Yort on or before
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