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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

A SsIGNEES' SALE.-On MONDAY MOhN-
IA mo ct 10 oecck the prsmses Me- rs orseiss'
and BLANK socks enc 0od and silver asa
H.. ~ Cutisry silyerpiasd Ware and Fancy
nns 80 y,l b. continued during tbs day and sv-nisg
,oi 10 o, s,,w.ps days ur'ii the whole stock i'
'o'd. 70 e''se % JANIS FITZPATRICK, Auosisneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

INTEREST ON OHIO STOCKS.-OHIO
Il STATE AGENCY, No as wILLIAh-Sr., NEW-fo IN,
Jsn 1850 The undersigned two Of tho n'siono Il
tbe Fud OF Ohio hereby notice tt
ON and after THIS Jay and until the fifteenth last, thcJ VIII
be ready the Agency Of the state NO Is William New,
YoTE Cy TO pay tue interest duo Jan l. 1870 the funded
debt II tie State, payable In N.~-York City. ~.
The interest due Jan which Is not called for prior 10 the
Reutb instant viii BE- paid thereafter ony the oce Of he
COMMISSIONER Of tho Sinking FUND IN the city % Cournus
Ohio Z. I. WOLCOFT, Attorney iteneral
4. p. RUSSELL. Secretary of State,
Commandment Of tho Sinking Fund Of the state Of Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

OFYIOs or TIM MsKouAHIs Iss Co., coz. PrrTos AND
GKBENwfcH-srs New YORK. jan. 5, 1867
TTNHE BOAhD Of DIRECTORS have THIS
Il DAY declared = SEMl-ANNUAL DiVIDENO Of TEN
90 PER CEff payable and Jan 10 Tho transfer book
j. DoqGLAss sssrstsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

kEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHiLA-
IN DFLPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITYNdl aud Espes, lines leave NewYort At aud II
a "a, aud and fare 81 Through Tickets sold or Gin
eiurdi and the aud Tor Washington, NewDreAns md
The south Se aud through Baggage checked Washington v
Ia and p !, uanS.
wv Woodbury. Asss,Et saperI teadent.
No hafgee viii BE- oyed for any trains unless delivered and
ehscked 10 minutes Ia advance u the time leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
UWE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNING

UHE REGILAR MAIL LINE Via SIONlNO-
Il TON, for BOSTON PRONIDENOE-is end Roats-Tbe
shortest ana oisect-Csryins the la ern Mail
Tho stealsfs PLY MOUTH ROCK, Capt joel Stons and c.
stonrgon and Providence and aud Providence Rail
road leaving New oTk daily SUNDAY exceped om Pie Ma
IN r. thirst wharf shove battery pseel At and Ston-
ngsou ut 8:s A. arrival OF the mail train which leaves
The Q. VANDERBILT, FROM EswYork Monday, wednss-
Day, and Friday From soniosou Tuesday, Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from Nsw.Y erk. rus.aay, rhars
Day aud Saturday srom ssOunEon-MondAy, Wednesday,
aud Friday.
Passengers proceed sonlnston psE Railroad PROVE
Boston, In the Express Mail Train rssenng sid
pscs In advance OF those by ser routes and In ample tine
T all the caily Moaning Lines connecting North sud EAs
that prefer BOARD the ee~ney enley
nisht- ndistornoG breakfast desired aud leave stone
son In the tram connecting Providence ~tn the II .
IA. ksin fer Boston
Baggage accompanies the Steamer snd Train thr0osh
each way. =
For psfssse BERTH rooms oght sppy board the
steamer thu Freight Qce Pier No North River % ~
tho Office Of the Company. No. 10 bat,ery-plaee.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
IN ssngsr Trsins Pier Of Dusrs-s, a.
pUNkIRk EApkESs o. 7 a. NJ, iot , "0N' 49,
Andpigua, aud principal intermsdi.is Steti"n ana
MEM BURGH fAPRESS q; $3.50 y ~, iof se"outsu' "a"
dletoxn, and Intermediate Ststiors - 80. -.
Morn EXTRESs a r "a, for DnnArs' suaai' Osn.Sr
1 F~,f connect Of Elmirs with the JNnAnd,isas
"a E.ii, R.iifosd at Binghamton With tue Syis
- p ~ Iornine with the Railroad Tor ksehestsE aud
~ ~ si i,snd With the Railroad oi Scfanpn snd "a
"a DuukiYs with the Lake Shore aaioad IN OirSe
sS Cinuns Toledo. Detroit Chicago, &C and The Oanas
hssa sTs'I MAR.u Receiver CHAs. MIsoT Deal sup'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

L7AST RIVER BANK.-The Board Of Directors
II have declared q DIVIDEND Of THREE AND hAts
on and after MONDAY January 10 next rss transfer DOCKS
viz be- closed for ten days previous TO 's asts Chic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

hIyIDEND. -MECHANICS' and TRADERS
~ FIRE INSURANCE CO., No ~ Wslst, (Bsnk Of New
BuildinEl-A Sen-Aunus Dividend Of TEN (0) PER
CENT hs THIS DAY been declared psysoe and fer the
JAMES R. LOTT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

MABIsEks SAyIk6S BANK, Ne 5d-sT
keW-Iorf, Dec 81, lass )
DIYIDEND NOTICE.-DepOsitors are hereby
~ notified that SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND at sbs rate
81 SIX PR CENT PER AkkUM all sums OF $50 and
sndsI and FIVE PER CENT PER AENUh on all sums over
$500 be credited depostoi the LIST dag OF January
nezt pty able and after tho 2Oth
IsteIe.i not called for gill bear interest principal
Hsuk open daily nom TO O'Clock aud Wednesday
ana Saturday evenings from to o'clock ,.
THOMAS b. STILLMAN President
1 7. SHiTH. SecrstsIY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

DIsSOLUTION.-Th special partnership here
,oors ,i,ti, . under tho 6rn Of DERBY JACKSON,
ss ied 81 limitation the LIST Jasaary lnsi ouppv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

BAsx FOR sAyIsss No o. Bleeokerst, ocs 30 ls59
NOTICE to DEPOSrTORS. In order 10 avoid
IL and Incidental orrsr and to ni.h that
having not than yeas to send
pass the Bank be written y dEect's Of
-, Trustees JAMES nB PENsTEk OGDEN, SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
VsRxoET COPPER MINING Co. I
- - 49, Lea

ALBERT II. NicoLAI,
g. TOOK AUCTIONEER, BROKER and
~ BANKER, No. 50 Wilism-s;. INSURANCE STOCK
spd other securities at private sale STOCKS and Bonds
bought and sold al the Brokers Board
bankers and others are CAUTIONED against
ID negotiating CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT in Fort star.
wiz bank OF Rome n numbered ss for 5000 and dated
by oil
the Auditor Canal Department and by tina Auditor in
Andre~ X. Cromwell. aud tndursed A T.
ethe hsyiag been Loaf stolen sad payment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
THE MEohAxIc. BAsK or MlssovRL

AOTH DlVlDEND.-OFFICE or THE UNITED
-tST STATRs FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, Ne 60 Wallet
Neu.Y0k Ja g. 1s6lho Directors Of this Company have
ibis day decares SeiAnnua Dividend OF SEVEN az PER
CENT, payabls demand ~ order.
WASalHGTON RITTER, Asst sss'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

90 a5a Trains wi leave ChaInbsrss Stoa AZ toiows<
YYpYess Trains and II aud 43e N for sang Snas
S45 ana $40 C. m Poughkeep.s, Iso a u .sd " 81 a
a.20 90 for Pssakll 5:IS D. Montreal and nolA.s
Pasne-, Train with seepingrsl leaves Sht a. dJ ~
p a. The Poughkeepsie Peskskl aud sing slns .rsa 80
Capa Christopher sad 3Isi Trains for ies.e
T,oy a, slS sIa IOl0z M and at and hsssy
sbsst y Minutes l.tsr. On Sunday, AZ 5;lS P q.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-06
The Monetary Panic.

The condition Of monetary affairs contin.
ues about the same as at the date of our last
issue. The Illinois banks therein enuner.
ated are still thrown out at our Bank. and
We have no further intelligence in relation t.
their furnishing the additional security re.
quired. The fact, however, that things are
getting no worse is favorable, and we are in
clined to think that an improvement may be
expected before Ing. Except the nine H.
Hnois banks, all other Illinois and Wisconsin
currency is good, and we hear of considera-
bic currency of States further east being
paid out for hogs, which will be likely to be
70 lowed very soon with favorable results
The N. Y. Independent, whose commercial
articles command the confidence of the coun-
try. is of the opinion that this country is in
better condition in a business point of
view. than it has been for many years, from
the fact that the larger part of our foreign
Indebtedness is paid off, and specie must
soon begin to flow in this direction.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEREAS Jonathan Pound and Rhoda Pound
w his wife, the 18th day of November, A. D. 1859
by dee@ of trust conveyed to me the following des
cribed Real Estate, lying and being in The county OF
wapello and State of Iowa, to wit Lot no (2) two in
block l3) thrteen also, let's (5) FIVE and co. six In
block QO) ten, in Ramseys addtion Also lot one IN
In block six (6) in Taylor Pounds addition to Agency
CITY, In the State and county aforesaid for the ur
pose of securing the payment OF certain promssory
note for the sum of Four Hundred and Thirty en-
Dollars dated Burlington, Iowa, November 7th 1859
and payable to the order of J. s. Kimball Co.. four
months after date, and bearing interest the rate
of trust authorizes mefthe said note or the interest
accrued thereon was not paid when dueto sell said
real estate or so much thereof shall be necessary
to secure the payment of said with interest and
cost t. the highe:t bidder for cash. pubic auction
at the front door OF the Court House in the town of
Ottumwa, by publishing the notice of the time and
place of said sale at least twenty days in some
paper of general circulation in said county. And
Whereas the said note is due, and there remains
the sum OF Tn. ee Hundred and sxty-two dollars with
the interest accrued thereon unpad now, therefore,
at the request of the holders of said note notice is
hereby given, that unless the balance remaining due
upon said note is sooner paid, WILL on the 2Sh of
December, A. ID. 1850, at the hour of O'clock D. M
of said day, offer the above described real estate Tin
such parcels as shall deem most advisable for the
interests of the pares for SALE the highest bidder
cash, at the front door of the house. in the
town of Ottunwa and will apply the proceeds Of such
SALE first in payment Of the costs of this proceeding
second in payment of the note and interest accrued
thereon, and will hold the balance il any, subject to
the order OF the said grantors.
J. @. A. DAWSON, Trustee.
85-l2-20 days. per A. w. CASTOR, Atty.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-06
MOntgOmery's Raid.

Late intelligence from the Kansas border,
puts quite different construction upon the
movements and designs Of Montgomery,
from those first published emanating from
Judge Williams Gold joe, formerly of this
State), although the accounts are yet con-
fiicting. 1t seems that Judge Williams was
badly scared and fed without any OCCASION
to do so that the U. S. Court, and the Land
Office were neither molested; that Missouri
had not been invaded, and was not likely to
be, in short, that the story was in most ma
terial particulars a fabrication. But it GER
tainly appears that Montgomery is danger
Gus man; that he has several hundred des-
perate men with him; that he has hung
four or five men, and is medtatng some
desperate enterprise, more likely Texts than
Missouri. The St. Louis Army had came
to the conclusion that they were sent on
FOOLS errand, their feet had become sore, and
their valor greatly diminished.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-06
The Presidents Message.

We have received synopsis of the Mes.
sage, but too lengthy for this issue. The
positions in it are nearly these:
That The way to secure peace is to let tn,
South alone that the election of Lincoln is
not sufficien! cause for dissolving the Union,
but that if the peop'c Of the Free States will
still presist in their attacks upon the institu-
ton Of slavery, and in their refusal to repeal
their personal liberty laws, which obstruct
the operation Of the Fugitive Slave law-that
will afford just cause for dissolving the
Union. That the right of secession is not
conferred by the constitution. but that nei-
Their Congress nor the President possess any
constitutional power to compel any State to
remain in the Union WHO wish to 60 out OF
it; but that Congress has power to do much
towards preserving the Union by concia
ton, for which purpose he recommends al
amendment of the Constitution, expressly
recognising slave property in the states ant
territories, and endorsing the Fugitive Slave
law. He thinks this would end all trouble
about the slavery question, and that it oush,
to be done al once
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WapellO District Court.

This is the second week Of the term, and
the middle of the week, and yet a large
amount of business, we learn, remains on
the Docket. His Honor, Judge Townsend,
the Attorney and officers Of the court, are
doing all they can in their several spheres to
expedite business. We publish the DISPOSE
ton Of some'o Of the most important cases to
date. ---..... ..-.t
State ps Vim. Allen Indictment for Bur.
glary & Larceny. Defendant plead guilty
and was sentenced in the first case to one
day in County Jail and one cent damages :;
and in the latter, 1s months in the Peniten-
tiary.
No. 1872. dustin rs Acknowledgement
for Plaintiff on demurrer. This case involv-
ed novel question Editha Austin brought
replevin suit to recover certain personal
property detained by her husband, Samuel
Austin. She brought suit in her own name,
and the Court held the proceedings to be
regular under the code. This will be cheer
ing to advocates Of Woman's rights"
The Bar are hardly able yet to say how
they are pleased with Mr.. Darwin's new code
Of practice. They are pleased with it when
it affords trap in which to catch their ad-
versaries, and displeased with it when they
are trapped themselves. This is natural.
tits generally supposed though that when
Attorneys become familiar with the new
code they will regard it as far preferable to
the old. Though it is exceedingly technical
in some respects it is very liberal in others.
No. l. Sears Us Branden6urg- Enjoined
by suit in Chancery. ..'
Nos. 2, 8 & 7. Stuart, Adm'r Of Gi1son's
Est. cs Wood, Carroll, ct az.-Euoned by
Chancery suit. ...... ...
No. Sc. Richards vs Leaois, Sheriff, Fish
err, ct al-This suit was brought on Sheriff's
bond to recover the value of rents In 1853
one Elmendorf had rented store room of
Plaintiff. In 1859 left as Sheriff of Wap-
clio County, levied on goods owned by e.
mendorf and kept for sale in pltff's store
room. Plt'ff claims to have landlord lien
on SAID goods and sued def't, alleging that
he had deprived him of his remedy against
the goods. Judgment was given for the
def't on demurrer, on the principle that a
Sheriff with his sureties never renders him
self liable on his bond, for trespass of this
kind. The pltff may have his action against
the Sheriff waived really, or proceed against
the goods levied on and sold.
No. 4. Crany rs Leacis, ct az-Judgment
for Plaintiff.
No. 8. .Stanly os Hydensfelder. Passed
to foot of Docket.
No. s. Burnhien Hochstath C Co., cs
Adler.- Indignant for Plaintiff.
No. II. Drinkls vs Co6sn.-Passed to
foot of Docket
No. -. Vim. j. Ross, Treas. cs Farns.
~orth.-Continued for publication.
Ross, Treas. es Mclntire. &C Continued.
No. Is. Pritchett us Ross, ct al-Coutin-
ued.
No 10. Sands Us Packard.
for Plaintiff
No. "a. Stark rs Whitmore. Judgment
for Plaintiff
| No AZ. Randall cs Harness Judgment
for Plaintiff for I of cent.
No. 81. Iuskeep us WendaU Continued.
No SO. Headly vs Streeter. Judgment
for Plaintiff
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-06

The Electors Of President and Vice Presi-
dent, were to meet.at the capitals CT their
several States, on Wednesday last, to disch-
arge the high duty devolved upon them. Col
Fitz Henry Warren, one Of the Electors al
large in this State, passed ttr,ueh this plac,
on Mondxt sn route for Des Moines.
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New Advertisements.
sTRAYED on STOLEN

ENR0M the Subscriber, in Ottumwa, Saturday even.
- ing, Dec. LIST, 1860,
TWO HORSES-One a dapple grey, with halter and
chain on. One yellow, with white name tail, the
right hind leg spawned and white In the face the
first seven and the other eight years old. A liberal
reward will be paid for information leading to the
recovery Of said horses left at T. Sinnamons In Of
tumwa. PAUL FEUSTERS
Dec. 3D. 1S60-39-I2-1t
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Hon. Samuel R. Curtis, of Iowa, is named
as Secretary of War in President lincoln's
Cabinet. 1t is unnecessary to say, that such
selection would be regarded by his con.
stituents Of this District, as one eminently
fit to be made.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up By Henry J. Parrot, at his residence
Sth day Of November, A. d. $780, one. horse Mule,
about two years old last Spring, color nearly black,
no other marks or brands perceivable-appraised At
sixty dollsn beDne Joshua Marsha, u a.. juscs, 10.
JOSEPH HAyNE, Clerk,
ssla.Aul~ 1896 s9rs IN ". dciXssndth, Deps.
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Garibahfhas resigne I his command of the
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BRECKENRIDGE STATES.
BELL STATES.

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DOUGLAS STATE.
Missouri. s
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ES NOI1CEs
NNAKEN mp by Samuel Austin At his residence in-
u Agency City, Wapello county, Iowa. on the I4th
day OF November, A. d. 1850, Bay Mare supposed
to be three years old past about Is hands high with
the left hind foot white nearly tn the pastern joint
some gray hairs around the root OF the taii black
name and taii-apprased at hfty-fve dollars, before
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Ss.ie-sm JOSEPH HAYNE. Co. Crk.
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Wright county, which had not been re-
ceiyed, gave go Republican majority.
There was 12S,066 votes cast in the State.
Lincoln's vote over Douglas, 1871
Lincoln's vote over all, 15.4O2
The canvass upon the vote cast for State
officers will be on December, 9th.
Yours, &c. L.
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Official Vote of Town.
Dies MONIES, Nov. 2,

Dies MONIES, Nov. u, 1860, |
The official canvass Of the votes cast in
this State for Presidential Electors, took |
place yesterday at the Capitol.