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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-09
DAX 4 BRO,
Wholesale GrOcerS,
NO. los MAIN.sT..

hkoh uk,.............. A,
A RE in receipt Of
"A % bbls eating and cooking Applss,i
trails New Dates,
70 A0bls. White Fish,
so coils / inch Manila Rope,
80
10 / !"
30 doz. Msnills and Hemp Bed-cords,
II ,o00 Light Guard Cigars,
rs, 600 HavAnna 6's
ceroons Madras Indigo,
20 bxs. extract lockwood.
10 chests fine to extra hne Imperial Tea,
ID Young Hyson,
10 &c Oolong,
100 realms Letter Paper,
10 do FoolscAp q
rs do Note i"
10000 Envelopes, besides large stock Of the va
rious articles of groceries, which offer at the
lowest possible figure, and viii receive in pm ment
such articles of produce will preserve their nature
| In trans portaticn.
| Julvl3d
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II. =. TEN-EYcK,
General insurance Agent,
COR. 2p AND MAIN-sTS.,

LIRE, LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE In
l. SURANGE promptly attended to at this Once
Better and more INDEMNITY can be given at this
Agency than any other in this city, and less trouble
after loss.
Efna Ins. Co., Of Hartford, Conn, "a, 10<, 1oe
Home Iaaurance Company, Of Ner York, l,457,61S
North Am<rican In. Co., Hartford, Coma, SOC, 00e
City Fsrs Insurance Co., of keu Hacen, no SIS
Ph9niz Fire InsEta Co., Of Nep Yoyk, 3oo,0e
Loriiiard Fire insurance Co., Nep FORK, 16A ~
Connecticut MufuaiLa In. Co.. Hartford, 3,ooo, las
Din. j. W BOND, Medical Examiner.
~A. w. GKIFFITH Ii authorised to receive
applications for all above Companies
- Duildinss, Asruhandiss, Min, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at q
low rates ~ other Companies Who pay their losses
Il. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Once corner ID and Maii SITS, Ksokuk, lows.
Aug. Z, dim
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General Insurance Agency.
WIN. Z. WOOD, State Ag't


kEOKUK, IOWA.
EvIRE INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN
l. SUKANCE, LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets exO0, 900.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF N. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets S35O,OOO.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO. or BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Assets S282 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets 1895. 900.
mutual Benefits Life ms. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. /, go, So, 4O0, 582.8o.
Oh Persons In this city have their lives In
% sured in this Company--among them our
most influential citizens.
Dwellings,, Household Furniture, Buildings,
merchaGdsie, Mills, Factories and Machinery In
sared Mt fair rates. G Losses Paid at tAis Agenry
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and be
your own judge.
0FFiCE-On Third-st., near State Bank, Kso-
kuk, Iowa. w. l.. WOOD,
Aug. 7, 1860-d State and Local Agent.
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Gen. Combs, Bell candidate, is said to be
elected by from 5000 to 10000.
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How Is North Cardinal

The North Carolina Standard, whose ed
itor was delegate to the National Convsn-
ton, and remained in the so-called regular
or Douglas Convention to the last, says:
Nearly all the delegates from this State TO
Baltimore are 10 favor OF Breckinridge-all
the electors but one are for him-nearly all
the members of the Democratic State Com
mittee are for him-and all the Democratic
papers Of the State, with the exception OF
two, have raised his name and are advoca-
ting HE election. Every Democratic county
meeting held since the nominations were made
at Baltimore has declared for Breckenridge
and Lane and the ID emocratic candidate for
Governor has taken ground for them on the
stump. We believe that q large majority OF
the Democratic people of the State, whatever
their preferences and feelings may have been
heretofore, and whatever they might have
been under other circumstances, are now In
favor of Breckinridge and Lane. The Dem
ocratio people, whose voice IL above all com
mittees, conventions, and caucuses, have
commanded us TO raise the names OF Brock
inridge and Lane, and we obey.
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R.cora OF sns Con .srvasivss.


The old fogy fossils who boast of their
love for the Union and their opposition to
agitation and their indifference whether
slavery il voted up or down. are frequently
troubled with their own ssrecords" Of years
gone by. Edward Everett even, the grea,
orator Of this respectable clique, used to
make "Abolition speeches." and Ex-G Gov.
Hunt, of New York, who is gaining a pretty
wide notoriety by bis speeches and his letters
to the Tribune, and who de6ss any one to
point to sentiment or vote of his favoring
sectional agitation, is getting picked up rath.
or sharply.
The Albany Erening Journal, amongst
other statements, gives his vote in Congress
for the Wilmot Proviso, and the following
extract from his speech on the occasion:
We aim not to abolish but to preserve
We insist ths. this Governments OF ours shall
no. be employed TO spread slavery over Ter.
ritory now free. That, Sir, 10 the lofty at
titude and unaiterable purpose Of the North.
In this there 10 no Aboitionism to justify
the incessant denuneiations that have been
heard.
Opposition to slavery is sentiment which
the Almighty has implanted deeply in the
human heart. 1T can never be eriinguished.
Ii is the spirit Of liberty which 10 inherent 10
the soul of man. 1t is as eternal as the
throne Of Divine Justice from which it ema-
mates.
Be not deceived by the readiness with
which some Northern Representatives barter
away the rights Of their constituents. Al
ready has their recreancy aroused the indig-
nation Of the people. The time approaches
when no man will dare to betray their con6-
dence.
But bis is not an exceptional case, for ev-
cry Wing and every Democrat of the North,
who has record of dozen years standing,
will be found side by side with Gov. Hunt
upon this subject. The Republicans stood
by and maintained that position, but the Lo-
cofecos and conservatives" crawfshed, and
now they abuse the Republicans for not
crawling back with them to crouch under ths
lash OF their Southern masters.
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St. Louis Election.

a REPUBLICAN CLEAN SWEEP :
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Arrivals and Departures.


CAIirosnIA wa AsPHwAu-s steamship North sar--General
Harvey, A. servants; Al IN elane and family
Psrmsn W Welt Tredae hrs Brsyion. child and
want; Judd aud lady Judd Sion- Captain Plea
k.vno,. u s A; Mrs Thssie and child Peck Ia and
child Mics Lands, I Goodwin, Coleman, Mr. Malt,
man sud lady su--, Ns.ssrd Y Cohen, I'll y
b Harshorr, II wnox, u o Ievoe nj lady,
Pellot Clair LADY hr 1sssock and lady Rev Ri
chnrd white sam Davis A Kahn Dr Sherwood. e DAVIS
Arsdaie Grih oseorn-, szollosse. Laura rahr
Andrew WaGr0u. Fanny Nalcron iun Nadron Jaiee
Never y Davis. A Hammond + latmer DE Pr ysier
Cr0wel snd daughter, Mrs kete and dsughter w ir
son. Harris Mrs Mary seldenard s6 in second cabin
sud l6o in the sieersge.
RIrHxosn. sc-Sieamship Roanoke-C 4 I.sndsy, w W
Hayes, II Spear, c Chamheraynd. @ Bidwell Van
Busknk,J u Burnham. q Parker, McKernon, James
Pabplo Mrs Chas Brown, WIN Gregory l. Kent Eris-
nell hama Peckham small Miss Han Miss Ted Miss,
KCunsh Mrs Kernish, Miss Dawson j VI Purcell
III ipsconh Jno Cornish, l. II Southland, Rev u Davis,
son II Henry and ladv Mrs Rchsrson Mrs Kayon Thomas
Kennlsh. Vim Kennfh Mas, II Upton, w Camner,
Csmner, Sterling lady and daughter: q Stanley: \
Wrenn; Mrs Denison, ID j Bnrr; ;Ir James Smith, II X
Potter and daurhter-l7 in the Storage.
sAvAsSAH.-steanship Monigomery-Gen G Henningson,
A McTyer and LADY, Hon jackson. NJ Smith
Miss l. Waterman, Mrs Roughlon. Martin and lady,
Miss Noyes Jas Caldwell WadIey, WIN Rerrshart W
Phelps. u Iogtaum. Miss A l. King Cohen. Collier,
Mrs L Hyer Miss ahnson Is $ spann, = NJ johnson, A
Pitcher " II Lee and son CHsm h. II Fersch lady two
children ard servant; Watkins Mache't II Finch
VS. Ii'gsas y Beard J byIagston, Cornk, McEsh,
y seoit. A Ssr, A Mcdonald w Clark. Il re-gne W
Nc, liisier. Cooley, l. Hoole. " Navy; Landon,
OrInond Thcs Chapman a ' rres Moses Summer + 7.
y & Scott, Rosensand. y Fro.t, Mir olven-and two in
sfeersee
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II will be noticed that all or nearly all the specu-
lative stocks have advanced considerably during
the week. The advance has beer. most marked in
Illinois Central. Galena, Rock Island Toledo
Michigan Southern. old, and the Western shares
generally. IT is due to the obvious effect which
the enormous crop Of 1860 will have upon railroad
traffic in the West. There appears to be no room
to doubt but the Western roads, and especially
those of the State of Illinois, will have this fall
quite as much freight business as they do; and
this, as every one can perceive, must lead to q
large passenger business late in the fall and next
spring. For nearly two years the people Of the
West have been too poor to travel They are
now-or will be soon-quite rich, and they
will begin to travel as they used to
do. immigration is increasing, too; and the
news of the prosperity which this years. harvest
nsures will tend to still further augment the throng
of settlers from Europe. As soon as the news Of
the revival of prosperity in the West reaches Great
Britain and Germany, we shall probably witness a
rush to our Western country quite as great as any
previous immigration; and Of all this the Western
roads viii reap the benefit. Ye: another advan.
tage is proceeding from the large crop in the West
Roads which, during the hard times, were struggling
for bare Hfe and cutting each others throats for
puslness, NOW see u prosPect VI pusiness enouSh
for themselves and their competitors, and are quiet
" meeting and arranging lucrative tariffs for freight
and passengers. We have thus Witnessed an ad
vance of 80 per cent in the tariffs ofthe great trunk
roads TO the West; and last week VIC learned that
treaty Of peace had been signed between the Ga
lena and its rivals. There will probably, be enough
business this fall to keep all these roads actively
engaged, and II they don't choose to make money
| the fault will he theirs.
The following table Of traffic win show the In.
crease already on the Western roads,
~
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sIurxySTs -four (IsEprcrp wrrkr) csAx FROM
(uc n Ivrtrx rvoX

II If estimated that during the year beginning
with the harvest Of lsC0, Chicago will ship so oo0
ot0 bushels Of grain, or more than twice as much
as was shipped from that port In the year 1856.
Should this expectation be realized. the effect can
readily be conceived and considering the want Of
food under which Ire South i now suffering and
the demand for bresdsiuns in Europe. the most ex-
peiepced In the trade do no, consider the esti-
naste exaggerated.
The hanks have lost money since last Saturday.
Their las, specie average was s22 ,l2s lsa. Since
,len they have lost. including the shipment
Of August and exclusive of that Of yester-
day, about 81 GOO eco by export, and fully
eco TO the Sub. Treasury. The North Star,
ffCm Aspinwsll, with 81 ,ooC.9 $50 in treasure,
srrivcd to-day; but IS this viii not count In
favor Of tie average TO be made up tomorrow,
u is fair 70 expect that they viii show cousidera.
BE decline. The export Of specie Is quite mode.
rate fer The ttsson. ard. Il The banks arc admins.
tered Will riudenCe need occasion NO uneasiness.
The last Icons average was $50 lis .2i7, an in.
crease O. 81 $40 from tic week previous. Con.
SENTATIVE me0 are agreed that the course Of The
hanks fof ihc past fortnight has been anything bat
ritt,li. The u nesse ciops q The West viii re-
quiie large sIne G. Money 10 move them. and as
soon o. TIC funes 1us On royod arc liberated, they
will ie required Coz The movement OF the cotton
crop e lie South. Y is clear that the New York
city Tanks win thus fnd ample employment for
tie means. even viihou. any extra demand fer ac-
coumodaiion iiom The city merchants; and we
roie this week an ominous increase in tic impor-
taiicn Of dry goods. Tie tsnls may res, assnred
Diet iheir ultimate prof, depends not 50 much on
The enterprise rs On tie caution % ihcir dealings
An excessive cxpanion Of prosen, must he follow.
cd by a corresponding contraction iercafcr. and
dat contraction VII obviously involve scrcsntilc
2 gres and bank losses Y the banks led follow.
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ed the advice of the HERALD in July and August,
1867, and curtailed instead Of expanding Their
loans, the crisis might never have occurred. Let
them beware of repeating the error.
Money has advanced in value during the week.
Capitalists to have come to the conclusion
that we going IA have more stringent money
market this fall, and are shy Of long papa. We
quote for six months paper, with two good names,
q 7per cent; four months paper, 8 6t; sixty day
paper, 81 a 6-in every for the highest grades.
Single names 60 at 7 s; names not generally
known at 40 a IL, &C., &c. The course Of our
money market is matter Of earnest discussion
among bankers and capitalists. Those who have
money to lend argue that the amounts required for
moving the crops must, IL the present expanded
condition Of our banks, lead to an active inquiry
for money before September On the other hand,
borrowers point to the increase of our exports of
domestic produce, to the moderate imports
of foreign goods, and argue that the foreign
exchanges are steadily, turning in our
favor, and that the days of IL Is per cent
money markets in New York have passed forever.
The reader will decide between these opposing
views. We will only remark that, thus far, no
money consuming enterprises of any consequence
have been introduced to the notice of our CAPT
taIists.
Foreign exchange was inactive all last week.
The quotations are stereotyped-for bankers bills
on London 1921 ITO for sixty day bills, and ll0a
for short sight; for bills on Paris, 5.lSt Ia
for sixty day bills and 5.lo for short sight. There
are some mercantile bills in market at the usual
concession from these prices, but not enough to
check the demand for bullion. Foreign exchange
has ruled unusually low this year, and in conse-
| quence Of the active competition among bull
lion brokers' gold has ruled so high that very little
money has been made by shippers. Much of this
| is to be ascribed to the heavy shipments Of
domestic produce and the comparatively light i'm
ports of foreign goods. There is in fact no reason
| why the United States, with its enormous sur
plus Of cotton, breadstuffs, provisions, tobacco,
| rice, manufactures, &C., should be perpetuaNy a
debtor to Europe, especially as, notwithstanding
! the present protective duties, our manufacturers
are every year competing more successfully with
| those Of Europe.
The course of the stock market during the past
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Attempted Prize Fight and . Riot Q. Is-

IRON The LOUSY lie Courier
Yesterday morning three left wharf for
point in Indiana where rufsausm could be indascd in
without fcrfepg the bpnds the ccntee.ing parties had
the piog arena Pete Madden and Jim Carney.
We wen. NC saw. chat Is BY pro1yJ and our IDEAS a.
10 The refining Influences 81 prize dshng conquered
In . manner a unexpected NJ unpleasant.
Tie crowd with Which thrown In Contact
sisted Of IS villancus locking Get Of backguass as It
has been misfortune n have met, and soms
dozen respectable looking individuals vino had
been attracted th.hcr Ike ourselves By curiosity to
AZ about hafpast ten o'clock we arrived on tho
rrorsd, and after much longer delay than though,
necessary for forming ring Il was al length completed
In about fifteen minutes, after much trouble and Goa
fuscn ccasicned BY the crowd pressing around The ropes
and blocking the way, Carney made his appearance
throwing his hat twenty feet high and logging II IN
the ring, ssd then jumped into the ring himself With
great ity Amer remaining thero about ten minrtss
the crowd gradually yrcss.cg close 20 and inside the
ropes he r,r Cor about the length Of time 70 re,
air. aud retHruus claimed the forfeit Madden bav
ing it, according tic rglts OF the 4. r., By 10;
making bis APPEARANCE before twelve o'clock Bat this
end he shortly his appearance, leaning the
OF his second who snatchcd the hat from hts pr.rcraS
head and threw into the ring. Madden
Jet for hospital tbsn for = trial II strength
ssiIl as s,tieie But u appears lie bad The
largest number cf friends hand who, having stsssi
'her money HIN, sere determined, IS they had tse
majority, 20, 10 lose ihcir money or have Their svore
beaten 50 they took OCCASION a. both men bad
taken iheir positions 70 create arow outside add Con-
epcee by beating 'nosensive shsn nearly 70 death
with cigoF several pistols were nret and simet at
Carey. ecs; az The stakes within iuch OF
which he ives standing Be then Withdrew from IA.
ring.
scene - iawlessness terror sud confusion then Gu
sued su.d have Eiiuessed aincog small
body Of and Madden thea claimed forfeit because
(srney len ne AZ there referees this
s.ier wss 81 Getid et, aod the crowd numbering about
] ar. then adjourned 10 The boats
~ have Lever before mSvr bAcsenod eyes.
Sft .-tf srd bsffffd 7hgcs vasnezs booking heads
so.Hw al o as, and las; visit 70 s Of prize
gcai.
insr named Welsh shot dead 10 two others "a
thr r-ows were discnharging at Louisville.
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SHIP PING NEW S.
Port Of New York, August IL, 1850.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship North STAR Jones' Aspinwsn Aug T. with trea
passengers Alien Aug Z passed steamship
Steamship sase %on,somsry Berry Savannah with udse and
Steamship ROANOKE Couch, Richmond &C. with mdss and
pssseureTs. e Iudiam Heinskenn ...or, 50,
sfsSP ass,s Ie
siEsa fSsss s'S pi. TssaGa Mary
& ~ = Saissf saI ss' SSss
s out sSsd, s y 1% so
& s 1srsod .H q days with
sehr. Narsa Mnshs, with SO Qanias fish, and LOaiss
ship Celestial Empire Pierce Liverpool, 40 days with coal
ship TSaiais sof Bath, stnsOn, Liverpool July s. with
Cam: city par, Wa. lowed here BY sisamas
Is!s ocean Skinner r: q Sunderland woO'er Bordeaux
Earl Regina I OF New Orleans Booker Hamburg june %
s es LIS ss $
Bark Norshwood cr cadiz % days with mdse to arund
Bs,K venus Atkinson, Curacao July %, with hides &C TO
Bsri oe hickory Holmes Havana with &c, to order
iaik henry Trowbiiee of New Haven't FsbIe Barbados
y days with moasses &c, Trowbrdges Sons, of New
Brig weisford B shaw, Rio Hache, July H. with mase to
Big Avery Of PotOn, WALTON. Maisnnas' N days. with
Brig o'isrisn, Ame. Trinidad q days with 70
breohm.n Co 10 ns' lat = a. Ion "a spoke bark
Big yayGower lB') Dssseta sydney, cD 20 days with
schr Ehcoti Mention, July J. and Gibraltar Jnly Is
days 10 Jon CO sinse then had et batting Winds with log
srhr Teeiwood cshcaIf Mouth of River Amazon q day.
With india rubber and nuts o james Bisiop Co 81 ms.
LAT "a 81 Ion Cq So spoke schr searsye OF Dennis from BIOS
ton for tape Hayden.
sA .p as' sSs'si nc
Buck, from 81 Crcix for New York
tehr Ocean Wave selin Virginia, days
schr W Armstrong, Hunt New Haven. days
Sshr Mary IouIss Smith, Rondout for Boston
Steamer PoanmskA Nye New Bedford.
sesmur Jacob Bell Anthony Fall River 20 h.nrs having
In tow shp Western Queen.
ship Quklep London. arrived yesterday. rcrars-
July 16 lat ~ 10 ion 30 20 spoke whaling ship Sophia Thorn
tor, of New Bedford cruise, bound 70 the Soih Pacific
- With "a hhs sperm OIL 29h lat ~ ~ Lon ~ 81
spoke br brig Chancleer from Newfoundland for Trieste
BELOW.
Barb Tere~e, Fc~,~r from Nsrrcsibo.
BARK trenfuego< cook from ccrueeo-Bo;h BY pilot boat
Chyhtnrterr.
psrk Glenwccd.
BARK Alma
Esrk Westher,sg
Brig Binn bradbury.
Rris sustsns-Aii by Pilot boat jane
Wind during the day StoS.
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sios s "a The Highlands bound H. Wind Light weather
sSRS HOOK ss ss r. % rss s5s ss
Miscellaneous.
rursr Aen. od steamship Montgomery viii please accept
| Our thanks Cor Savannah papera
sHrr FrrnAtp Tx-By reference IN yesterdays paper
VIII he that the very popular packet shp Emerald fsc
Capt Geo Cornh. arrived Saturday from liverpool
nearly 200 passengers AL In good health she By
es,h the pnssrs had Of By bh The
kurrac lac hiensr 70 Tar sos nn. .se as PROF q her
passengers fr m Europe than cher sailing vessel
AreoA BAT uors Eizate,hl juno Is The Gcrn.bok An
have ,trn sscer neer The lee q :, aoil I'D not sceed n
rsashss ia, anS but went on, 70 ,sa ssan Sc ad no
ws &c ,seeton q shYgns sea or two towards m'anish;
TsAiS RAY cGii Jon, le-she I'm ship wesmlessr W..
,ss ,n r.r fer HUI 90 mo s pS, c5. ah M
pans sr S hna ns tons ~ sr sss nas
s,Bpossd ioI se Mos. par, q u.,ed wa. thrown c,srd
in some Oher ship e expense Of repairs would
rayrrrooi Juiy s1,s r II Tucker for cAaez,oa wAica
pu, Into euesus,oSn ssy arrived here tbs morning N tow
he ,@ Sas s:s &c ss % ss
lob ~ =. e IS spprrs.h,sg rsy ros Isnler
s,e.r: = Ft,sstlgh' .sa Sh,,,ndss: q New YerE
DE fLwlpr vh after being resd and Discussed.
ssc--- -srd frcu Southampton on n. inst our ncsi.
,sp has ss,n tired ws svs variety e we,,1sr csHa
worthy Of he hrh rrpuinin ALREADY acquired f1r
steady srd rapid sailing for rcnarh queess ev-n
the hrhtfi did fhr curnz entire
voyage. nor noiv Outstanding her rapid me- los i she
nrr TRAY 20 be q any inconvenience 20 the
Among several cspsn- and very many that have
erosfed The 'cs and all 10 IN rrunorncnr
ard America every ohsiv 10 insure safety
ccrcgt tnd ,Teed; ur,-dy bear he decided
e'mSy to her toie commander his ocers and engineers
her RAnce ,. dA~ and by nieht has been The
TART ~ ne 81 rrmark sud he hp he's managed
- quietly % uurer the ccrtfu ~ msnt; thfr
bspy 70 he has been only equaiei bv their s
- smen 10 view u these settlements untely ard
os'y recon mend to The travelling public The Adrac ~ he
rotcE o. tosnrEs ccmmsndec ~ ~ the nnes
urtanr suc suec, ss.u o captains md earnestly
he drs hat te ttnp' W hch sl beongs continue
fr on fer present route and that nv tho addition 81
Nrch tgtr- tty estahith weekly line between
cks cutl liK ard HAyrc by doing would greatly
tcr'enietee and ccmort q travellers both sides
q he Ataufc.
Rfsorea rha, this paper signed by our Chairman Soc
rets he given n The puhla;inr and that cry
Aug 10 lQp JF N LANTER. Chairman.
ssiss cn.I y sIs,n'' Secretaries.
CsRr--on tcard Steamship Montgomery hng II. lsaD-
The undersigned steamship Montgomery her
r Savannah for New Vol desire n return their thanks
n Perry rureer Allen and rier ohcef for their uni
fofm lsfrcss and Cor the couftes shown - them Also
its win take pleasure in recommending he steamship
N.u'ron.y 10 The dwelling puhiicGen iIenningsen,
No ab " cisfk. Pitcher Il0oe UsN; r Scott W
trsrshsw. Nscheit = Livingston. frank Johnson
q NcNath, II " lee. and many others
The following table summary u ne vessels IN the
ksTboss @ New YORK. Bosion Baltimore, Wilmington,
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Thc market was checkcd on Saturday. mar

The market was checked on Saturday, partly by
heavy sales by parties who have been buyers. and
partly by rumors Of m unfavorable character for
some Of the speculative stocks. II Is understood,
for instance, that the Attorney General Of the State
has applied for an injunction to prevent the New
York Central Railroad from paying the dividend
they declared last week. The application Is based
upon the ground that the Central owes the State
that all the profits OF the road must 60 10 pay o,
this demand. Whatever may be thought OF the
justice Of such proceeding. il il calculated, for
the time. to operate prejudiciay on the stock and
TO check purchases both for investment and specu.
latiou-
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Ths Cnited SaIcs lea ship lancaster. tamtnnd1re
gonierrrsrv ar. soop-of war 81 Ways, wens ., Pana
ma "a the Ash ma
Tic Urfsd Soio' irgae Sahne, ard siorcs',ips Fal.
mouth ard Pe.ass were 81 Asiuwall NJ the Sth last
Cacrs aad crews al well lhe Release arrived ost on
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