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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
California Marriages and Deaths.

In Brooklyn Alameda County. Nov 10 by the Rev. A. II.
Myers A. ID barnard OF Corval Oregon to Ellen s. Lehman
ofWooster, Ohio.
In San Francisco Nov by the Rev George B. Taylor VII.
liam Councillor TO Mrs Elizabeth Smith.
In Sap Francisco Nov H. at the residence OF r. Whitney
by The Rev Mr. Briggs janice s. Gordon ofTmbucoo Ellen
G. Tibbets Of Albany, N. Y.
In San Francisco Nov 49, at the residence Of c. Mann esq,
by the Rev Stan King H. Winchester Of San Francisco,
70 Miss Mary Abbe Josephine Odion late Of Portsmouth NJ H.
In San Francisco Nov a. by the Rev STAR King. William
Hardy of Sacramento to Carrie NJ Thaye Of Woodstock Vt.
In San Francisco Nov Is by the Rev T. Starr King James
Aser to Elizabeth II. Ward both Of San Francisco.
DIED.
In San Francisco Nov TO- OF typhoid fever Lizzie daugh.
ter Of Henry r. and Mary Hakn aged years and months.
In San frsneco Nov TO- of typhoid fever Joseph w. San
born, it,, sged ~ year, nstive Of Quincy, MSS
In Sacramento Nov. IA, Albert Naniei tcolored native Of
Pennsylvania, aged az years.
In San Francisco Nov 49, Mrs Mary Bridges wife of Mar.
shall c. Bridges native Of New York sged 81 years
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MARRIED.

DuRYEE-CONKLIN-On Wednesday Dec 70. by the Rev.
Fiags MI B. C. Duryee Kate NJ eldest daughter Of
Alfred 7. Conklin ESQ, all Of this city.
GAGER-SEARS-In New York City by the Rev O A. Petz,
Mr Henry n Miss Sarah l.. Sears both Of NoTwsh
Conn.
Irvington, Westehester County,
on Monday Dec 10 by the Rev Charles bic Harg Henry j.
HcIeris 70 Jane T. Stewart, all OF glasgow Scotland
BITCHELL-HART-At Philadelphia "wednesday, Dec
~ by the Rev Morris Allen Mitchell ESQ., to myrtila H.
eldest dsaghter Of A. Hart esq, all Of that ei;y.
MORRISON BURCKLE-Op Wednesday, Dec. IL, by the
Rev Dr. Hawks the residence Of the brides father Mr.
Christian b. Morrison to Miss Susan daughter oil Emanoei
BuIctle ali Of this city
HORNAN-ODELL-On "wednesday, Dec: H. by the Rev MI
Lindsey George n S. Norman to Sarah f. daughter oil A. L.
Odel.
RICE-RICEOD Wednesday, Dec IL al the CHURCH oil ee
Holy Communion by the Rev Mr.. Lawrence. Mr. SeoIge
Rcs o. tins city Miss Abby r. Rice daughter OF the late
vii. am A Rice Of Portsmouth n. H.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Dec.
Cleared.

hps-Anthracite Jones Philadelphia N Briggs;
Thor. Sparks, Gmby, Philadelphia Lopez kirkpatrick; Ai
san, Chanel BsSnore City Of Washington (Br jeffrey Lv
erpool, J. g. Gle.
Steamship New.York (Bremen) Won Santin, Bremen
Nov. 25 and Southampton 28th, mdse and to Gelp
ocke Keugen Reichelt Dec 49, lat So Ion 20 A. passed
packeshp c. G. Grnne hence London I'd inst lat 40 IS
Ion 20 a. passed steamship Bremen hence for Bremen has had
continual westerly gales the entire passage arrived OF the Bat
terry at 220a N.
Steamship North Star, Jones' Aspnwa 5th inst, at ~ 80
M pass specie D. B. Allen. Has experienced norhery
gales entire passage with heavy head OF Cape Maize
spoke brig Liberia m Cor San Domingo reported her captain
dead.
ships-Mercury French, Havre, Boyd Hincken siesis,
Williams Liverpool II. c. A. Dewof; Canoya OBJ Hayes,
Liverpool Wm Frost Frank Hayne, Randall, Liverpool G.
Cbauncey; Berlin, May Antwerp funeh Meiucke; Com
monvealh, Grogie, Liverpool NesInith &tSon -.
Schooners-A b. Hays, Robinson, Philadelphia, J. w.
Mckee; T. Treat Weston Boston master; Mercury French,
Have Boyd incken H. r. Cushing Pettengl Femandina,
IhomP.on8 Hunter; f, C. Felter, siIla, Wilmington, w
Ewel Co.. Caroline Fox. Philadelphia j. w. Mckee Mar
tia Eicke Sawyer Bermuda smith Jones CO. Zoe Pot
Lewis Henry NAV. flower Philadelphia Jas Hand; Excelsior
Talbot, Bermuda Mccall Smith, a. Snow Jones Remedies,
r. r. Buck Co Petrol Nelson, 81. Kits Smith, Jones
Co.; G. Bent (Br). Howard, Cornwsls ID. r. Dewof
Barks-Choice Sullivan, Cork Thomas Richardson Co.
Wbistlng Wind, Iiayiland Aspnwal, c. Z. J. Peters
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DIED.

ADEE-On Wednesdsy evening Dec IT, Edgar young
eel son Of Daniel and Elizabeth Ann Adee aged years
FnsI =, The house Of his father IN Wilsmsburgh
Saturday 18th inst at IL O'clock His remains van %
inferred in Greenwood Cemetery The friends ana ieveS VI
the family invited to attend without further invitaoh
BALL-Op Friday, Dec Ia OF conyulsions, Stella youngest
child Of Ho-es and Lizzie Ball sged years IL months and
Noe Of funeral in Sundays paper No @ Broadway south
wee, corner Of 7 thirty fourth street.
Phiiadelphis and Baltimore papers please copy.
BURNs-In this city Thursday Dee H. William Edward,
only ON james and Ellen Burns eyed month and days
BhRKFROn "Wednesday Dec H. 1T the residence Of her pa
rents No Tompkns Brooklyn, Mary Frances daugh
Ter Of Titus AID Mary Barrier aged years months aud
days
BATE-In this city Wednesday Dec l2' Mary Ann. the
BELOVED wife Of John Bate formerly iDevonpoft Devon I'm
gland, aged 50 years . ~, q.
CoIIINS-Depsrtd ths fe' IN Scotland County Mo- 18Th Of
e. month q congestve after very short illness Sas
p second con the late Dr. John Collins aged IS years
submissive % the guidance OF Dihe
"a - snd though summoned suddenly 70 all account we
rave H. evidence that bath entered into that rest winch re-
mains for the people al Coz Q. A.,
CoOPER-Ip this city Thursday morning. Dec H. DTS
saloue Cooper widow Of the late Jacob b. cooper
DOYLEIn his city Thursday Dec 49, Johh Doyle h''o
Of Iuistiogue, County Kilkenny Irelsno-
ykRIGHTOn Thursday Dec l3 Of Inflammation o. ths l9e
Elizabeth Enhsb formerly OF the Ci'y o. L'"e'A' 'U
seed 10 years
yEI DsIn tl CITY on Thursday, Dec 49, Sarah Ann dmgh
tsr Of Joseph Sarah Fed. aged yeaT4 months ana ~
dsys 100 -, x.t t,
HEDLEY-on Thursday Dec 49, Ann Era' ~ido" Of the a'e
IT, aiye SSd friends Of family and those Of her brother
Peter Van Znd Of her son Peter ~ sae snd her, apsf.
On sunday neat the 18th Inst from her late resiashe %
2ST Clinton street Brooklyn, ct O'clock ~ ~ H. F,l,ap
Teny Her rernsins will be taken to St Marks Church'
HART-On Tbursdsy morning Dec 49, Thomas Hart NAIVE
Of tho Town Of Cssky, County o. shs0' HeN"u' - wv
year Of Lb ,
HAEYA, Past ches,er on TEr'dsy Dec H. f'Hnp navy "
tue dlg yea OF lls
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Steamship Paapsco Vale, Portland, mde and pass to H. B.
Cromwell 4 Co.
Steamship Poomsc Watson Baltimore, mds to If. B. Crom-
well & Co
80 days with coal order Had heavy westerly gales the
tire Iasege had bboom carried away lost and split Sails
bule arks and sustained other damage.
Ship Flying Mist (of Boston, Lnne Bakers Island Aug
CHIC from lat to 81 had nothing but crossed the
equator in the Atlantic Nov 21 in lon 40 is anchored the
bar.
Bark James Ward Tbbetts Pensacola 10 days. yellow
pine to. j. f. Ward Co.. been n Of Hatteras with heavy
n. w. and w. N. w. gales.
Briss-B Bradbury Miller Cenfuesos Brett. Son L Co.
Eliza b. Jackson, Ross Island A. Snthers Co. Z. Rening
Smith ST. Marks Brode Pettes; Blacklist. Farchld
Washington, G., Murray; Wildeman Hol Drest Cork for
order, Funch Meincke.
Schr Obion, Merrill Elizabethport, coal for Boston.
Schr Josephine, - Stamford Ct. ballast.
Schr Elijah Sheldon White, Bucksyle n C., days naval
stores to 3. Blossom q Son.
schr Hattie Lou Williams, Chincotessue 2dsys corn to B.
Schr Lydia Ellen Allen. Egg Harbor wood.
A. c. Haven.
Schr. T. c. johnson Lockwood, Newbern, N c., days.
naval stores to Dibble Brothers.
Schr Galego, Smith Richmond, days. -FOUR tobacco, &c,
to Chss. II. RieTson.
Schr Sam'l ~ smith Weeks Baltimore, days, coal
Schr. A. G. Reeves Lowell, Philadelphia days coal.
Steamer Penguin Williams, Providence mdse to l. OdeD
Steamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia ndse to Lopez Kirk
patrick
Namsua, Arey, New Bedford, mdse.
master
SAILED-Shps Daniel Webster for London Racer for San
Francisco Panther for Lyerpoo bark Osville for Bristol
England; s. r. Mallory, Caao John Porter for Liver
pool bark Maaaya, for Barbados; brig A. Hopkins. for No
bile.
Withholding the day, from N. w. and fresh.
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cr ,,,iv. decline. ALE. Of a, sc, ct =, s0as, Is

RICE Is active at the decline sales Of 40 sc+ %
y 100 n, as 10 quality A. -, .,,on. al
sUGARsThe has improved and the sales Gn raus
L. advance Refined are better Crushed Ground ana oso
lated se for sld8c standard brands Coffee sugt,s are
sales of $50 bb Cubs at q a5tc and LIZ ooAe'
vans at 5d54c. liz nm
sALT-The market is very quiet and prices are nomnAy I'M
changed. 80 T. Lo,h
sKNShe market continues very duh and Inactive TOT oon
Goat and Deer and prices without quotable change
sEEDS-The market is unsettled and more active Tor Cio
yer Seed the supply arger sales of $40 bags at u a c aug
small lots at &C. Timothy Seed inactive and prices are non
nal Rough Flax Seed Is in demand at 81 3od 81 % m ~
TOBACCO-The sales very small prices are unchsnHea.
sales bhda kentucky 9al3c % hhds Havana on private
terms, and 81 Seedleafs at 3la5c- .eooo.
TALLOW-The market heavy and Is owef seles OF ooVv
b. &c. for prime Western, and s!c for prime City Rough
Fat 10 steady at &C., cash. 49,, =.
WOOI-Tbs market continues quet, ana prices arc
heavy Since last have heard Of Transitions worthy
OF note. -
WIiISKY-The demand IL active and the market IL
frmer; sales of l. 100 bbls at lSlc. -
NHALEBONE without variation since the date OF our last
and hear OF sales Stock in the country, 0V0 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
TIE PHILADELPHIA Icdpcr saws:

We hear change the money and though there
10 cheerful feeling among all classes OF persons money
still in pressing demand at rate; ruling from az
y cent month The banks moderately dscounng o. ana
cannot be accommodated and the banks presumed to be the
beet judges to which Of their most deserving
accommodation we cannot refrain from again urging upon ,s
attention the importance and humanity Of their discriminating
.ry snd atesdly IN favor Of those who are large employers
Cslllosns are effected sdsP cent.
The San Froneisco Shipping list by the North
Star, SAYS:
there IL probability Of animated demand for the
suing s'e1msr Rates. however Tsnsn the same and the only
osn Remsnces from the interior for fortnight or three
weeks s have fallen short Of and TN, with the
sources to meet the current demand G funds Money
these rates than for some time past.
For the approaching steamer gold bars appear to be in very
dict the extent Of the demand They to-day $40
Sight exchange Newiork advanced last steamer day q
b, remain 4ad for bankers and noninsy unchanged for
other, though there ' nothing doing in produce bills
THEN. o. Picoyune of the latest date has the fol-
lowing remarks upon the money market;
The Bsni week shows the following changes
Dec IN e T''a :s IfSsl in
Inc In specie 386 ses Inc IN distant bapee' &
Dec in dposit,..... 226 Total loans Dec GIG
Assn evidence of solid strength foregoing eIhb indeed
satisfactory The banks collectively possess - cents IN coin and
ofher portfolio Of $29eoOco Beside which the crculaien
the free banks amounting TO l9 covered by de-
post Of - 800 600 OF bonds IL will therefore be readily con
ceived that moneyed institutions placed beyond the
reach Complaint 10 made in quarters Of the
rapid eursnen Of discounts amounting again this week to
elO6OD This ia undoubtedly true, but the banks must at all
hazards maintain the currency intact.
II will be perceived that while the short loans have fallen oa
81 2 the entire decrease in discounts but million This
m from the Substitution OF longer date
in lien Of that would otherwise have figured supnd
stocks continue utterly neglected We hear Of a er. to
sell At very low figures but decline appears sufficient to bring
out buyers.
wore attended with increased difficulty Clear Sterling OF strictly
prime make sold d9 but the very best nsme were offered
no disposition deal in bill of ding drafts sale Of 900
franc made 81 go and could not have been repeated
toward the close The whole be quoted from Sc $50
81 go notice transaction in sixty days on New York at
discount or the strictly unexceptionabe
Sieht was sold in the morning at H. t0t discount but under
The withdrawal Of sundry credits from NewYoI
The market ened toward the close with Offers of ld for
prime names Three days sight sold both and2 cent
discount. - . -. ... -.
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Passengers Arrived

IN Stedsmhip North star from A;piaTau-H d. Cough Or
Adeberg Capt J. MCGOWAN, Capt +. Howes Henry wilkins
W. b. Cameron Bayerque y. Bayerque, NJ pnbsoca and
lady, Col Gibbs Capt; Floyd Jones L. s. A. j. Thomas,
Klein j. Stsmper T. stich A. r Phipps, Mrs John Morgan
George Baersby, NJ Paseha Josiah Morris Dr. McChesney
A. w James, p P. WhitehiI NJ Berwin, B. Triest X. II.
Mckay j. D. Patterson Bro, Mrs l.. Mason, Mrs Sarah
Logan R. Mason L. II. Caybone g. Cohn, H. Stewart,
A. niger Alex WE'LL Geo. Parker and lady, B. +. Tomb b.
Tomb Mrs s. B. Smith, N. Ehe Mrs. L. Hatcher, j. d. FRS
bic j. H. Wilbur Henry Sharp, Mrs p Russ B. Harris, H.
B. Baker N Grayson G. Amsdo +. f. Barney, III. Pettingi
p c. ysnho N A Chandler, Charles ordway and lady IL H.
Simon Capt Derwen lady daughter Alfred Brant and lady
Lieut. Hamilton c. Boutwell, W. Knight C. Jack, and $50 in
second cabin and steerage .
In sfoamsh,p Nec Yo,k from Bremen-Mr. G. q. Beckte
L. Gerne and lady Capt 81 T. Maury, u. 5. n, Vlande
A. Alexander ii. +. Bronson, and G. Renng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS.-Before Judge CARR
SON Justices STiLwRLL and STRYKRK.
uon-v q HuOhes who had preyiOugly pleaded guilty.

Henry T.. hughes. VINO hau previously pedoeu gullty
10 az indictment charging him with bamy arragned for
tnencc The facts in the appear to be as Follows some
wear. since Hughes married widow FREDERICK Byrnes
whom he had three children Having became acquainted wh
lady named Selma Bsson who lived al No l33 Third
street New ork and represented himself single man he
sd her October 1859 He postponed housekeeping Tor
betu under preense another meanwhile passing
Irton Of his time with each Of his wives The second Mrs
h eventually acertaued the eXistance OF another woman
hearing the aud made complaint against him for big
The prisoner when asked by the Court he had anything to
handed which be appealed for euency on account
biz wife and children, who would be lett without the means
Of support The Court in reply remarked that he was more
abe for being intelligent who knew well the nature
Ct he ocnse be had committed The OF the Court was
be be confined in Sing Sing State Prison for three and
months The prisoner Is native OF Orange county " t.
3 years Of age, and has mechanical trade. .
Patrick Hughes indicted for burglary pleaded guilty 10 petty
keeuy sentenced the Pententisry for months
George Gibson Broheron indicted with others who have
fnce been Phad pha for ohenses committed
there for breaking into house In Fulton street plesped g 10
y larceny and sentenced the Penentisy for % days
Bernard Fo petty larceny in stealing pigs the property Of
JoFeT Clancy, fined S25 49,.
Mchre Barru tried for forgery In passing counterfeit IS
his Blackstone Bank Of Massachusetts but the evidence
bling conflicting the jury were unable to agree ana were as
ttSrged
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y cent per annum payable quarter yearly, and re-
deemable Nov l, 1885, were opened at the Controllers
Office to-day. 1t will be seen that the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund put in bid for the whole amount
and all but SCI 300 was awarded them. The following
table gives the names Of the parties bidding the
amouns bid for, at what rate, and the accepted
The last loan offer went at 100 1903. This loan
AZ Al. IL I..n a,.;taliaAa.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-DEc. H.-Before
Recorder BARNARD.
IOn.I. Il, Il L.

John c. Bailey was charged with assault and bat
tery Mrs Mary George On the 18th Of July the defendant
Who police officer Mr. Powers, in -Four
snh street On that occasion Mrs g. chung the defendant
refused to let and during the attempt TO separate them
blow dealt which fell upon Mrs G.s head Acquitted
Earnest ustus charged with assault and battery with at
XIII The testimony TO the effect that Saturday
night the 26h Of August the prisoner had been drinking pretty
freely lager beer saloon where large company present
others Mr. Shoevener his father naw The latter
sbout y O'Clock and after he got there several
die bis door and attempted TO force their in The
cIed watch watch which alarmed the intruders.
Snd they away Not feeling the father went out to
wet protection the police but he passing down an
the street he attacked from behind the alley
rate Violently beaten and finally left in the guter Ills wife
and he latter the prisoners wie carried MIN into
house Officers in the time had upon the ground
and prisoner The prisoner stabbed Ohcer Edidge in
:he and in the breahe latter being dangerous wound
verdict guilty rendered and the prisoner was sentenced
aud months at hard labor 81 Sing Sing Adjourned to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

The improved feeling in the open money market con-
nues although il is not very marked. Paper has bet
ter currency and transactions made in some cases
at improved rates. The quotations, we think are for
strictly "git-edged" paper, y cent better than they
were at the worst. On demand the supply of money
is abundant at y cent, with some transactions at y
cent The domestic exchanges were irregular, but
have rather an improving appearance. On Philadel-
phia the rate to-day is 2a2l b cent on Baltimore, 81
al p cent. Exchange on Boston is not plenty, and
could be sold at par. Treasury notes are heavy, and
goat2ld4 y cent discount for Custom-House pur-
posee Those over due continue TO be sent to Washing
ton for redemption. Specie is still moving to come ex-
tent Southwark To-day 900 600 went, and within two
or three days about 100000. Meantime, one lot of
$50 has been received from the South, and several
smaller parcels from the West. The Missouri and Hi
nois interest money yet to come forward in gold, and
also large sum for the redemption of the principal of
the Illinois debt. This with the California receipt to
day of 81 100 OOO the $4,000 by the Europa, with
the other amounts 10 be received from Europe and Cal
iforna will probably place the specie reserve OF our
banks at sos 600 900 before the st of January. The
amount to-day, including the North Star and Europa,
is $50, 100000. The Providence and Worcester Rail
road has declared sem-annual dividend of = cent.
The business of the Clearing House $685. $685.
Bidders for the loan of 1871 have recently been waited
upon BY agents of the Washington lobby" to get
them to unite in petition for relief If Congress
agrees to release them from their bids, the 9 cent
deposit is to 90 to the "lobby."
The following s a report of the amount of coal trans
ported ove4 the Delaware, Lackawanna, and West
ern Rsilroed for the week ending SATURDAY., Dec 3:
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The annexed figures are from the annual report OF
New-York and Harlem Railroad ending Both Septem-
Der. The report shows surplus of siO,SS5 on the
years business after the payment of all charges and
interest. This is nearly 3 y cent on the preferred
stock. The present businefs of the road shows an
average gain of 10 cent on the business OF that
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
S1n-Ri.es. lSets......4:4 Moon-Ses.. 8:09
WATER DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1857 Gov. Island. .lOi7 Hell Gste...2:2d
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Dee I-34s3 bbls Flour All do Corn Meal 1880 BUSH
Wheat "a do Corn 81 do Oats 1903 PIX. Provsous. 42
do Whisky, 20 do Ashes 473 do Lard 20 kegs Lard $50
nr.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Unon in which weekly reports are made,
rs shown by their last statements, is as follows:
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Total ..s6s530o4 s7,176374 $685. O3 ISL l39
Decrease -. S3l3, 290 Increase. see. 1926 2o7
The following table exhibits the respective amounts OF FIX
hsnse held by the various also the sums due to dis
ant Bank. as compared with week the lsteE being
prise In the table OF deposits as shown above; <
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by TeIegraph.

Dec. l4-Au in Hampton Road' bark Parthian
verpool. bound 10 City Point.
Also ship Amos Lawrence, ITO days San Francisco
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The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month of
November, 100
Earnings November lSJ9................ 5O0,21' "
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Disasters. &c

Disasters, &c.
FAr,L Nov 2The Brazilian bark Carolina Psrsibo bound
Liverpool put into the port previous to the 18th eaky he
French ship Olivia ST. Domingo for Liverpool put in here
the 9th inst, leaky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

Tie fiscal year on the public works of Ohio closed
IN the 18th of November. Annexed is table show
inc their receipts and expenditures for the year:
Receipts. Expend'es.
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NryyIY STATEMENT or THE SEw-oRLEASs BANKS.
C1sh fsscfs.
Cash Lidbdhies

s2o2is $50 523 s25 IL s3, 32oS 10 6ee,49l
Decrease 339 Increase. 1885,, 823
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Due Dist. Bks.-

Totsl..... 81 sgO,3Ji S5JsO,2s3 $T9i,279 Rs7l,TT5
Increase. % iJO05l Decrease. $T',iS
Markets-CsRpTILY REPORTED Tar N. Y TRrBUyg
FRIDAY, Dee H. 1860.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-08-23
The Lincoln Flag.
BY GEO. W. BUNGAY.


Unroll the Lincoln flag my boys,
Where freemen's sons are speeding,
And wave it while rag, my boys,
Remains where Freedoms bleeding.
Our hearts are true as steel, my boys,
And every mans brother;
While we have hearts to feel, my boys,
Our hands will help each other.
Up with the tapering mast, my boys,
As high as Cheever's steeple;
Then make our banner fast, my boys,
The standard of the people.
Our hearts are true as steel, etc.
Free labor and free speech, my boys,
And Lincoln for our leader,
And free press to teach, my boys,
America, God speed her!
Our hearts are true as steel, etc.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-08-23
DENTISTRY.

- DIR. a. Q. j ones,
0YyS VXIOULD respectfully inform
I1D wv the Ladies and Gentleman
OF this Village, and surrounding country, that he
has permanently located himself in this place, and
opened an Office for the practice of DENTISTRY In
All iIs departments, over PorrERs' GUN SHOP,
on m iron. street where be may be found, prepared
y. ~, a., ''ss 70 make variety of styles of Dental
Iiatss 10 suit the various tastes and also, to do
all the various operations in Dentistry. In neat
ness and durability. his work is unsurpassed.-
Call ana examine my work All work warranted
Dowagiac, July 80, 1860. ano9N15tf
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-08-23

NJ j. BALDWIN, fhUPKlETOR,
CASS1POLLS, MICHIGAN
~ Good accommodations for man and beast
~ Board by the day and week.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-08-23
DOWAGIAC NURSERY.

SEELEY COLE, having established themselves
An the Nursery Business in this village, will fur
'nish to order Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Law
tom Blackberries, Cherry Currants, Grape Vines,
Evergreens, and every variety OF ShruDDery.
Office on the corner of Commercial ST., near
the Post Office.
T. p. SEELEY, NJ d.
.s-- WM p. COLE.