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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

We have to report another change in this ever-chaug
ing market. The supply of Bullocks though not a
very short one is much below what has been Tor
some weeks past that the operators for rise are IN
luck Some Of them, who were very sick last week,
appear in robust health this week large portion OF
the Western droves were bought up at Buffalo, Alba
NJ or here AMI thst is Of the causes OF the adj
vance, In fact it is the cause, much more than any
deficiency in the number The advance cannot be de-
rended upon az permanent one because rise OF half
cent pound will start in great herd Of Bullocks
DOW grazing in this State and ready for market when
ever prices suit.
twill be noticed that we have advanced the figures
in our table qu taons but thatalone does not convey
all the truth Of TIE i'm 1ovement in the market, as
compared with last week. Then it was extremely de-
pressed in every 70. peet The price low business
very dull and IL was with difficulty that all the stock
could he sold. But then the number was $50 head
more than this week and the average weight greater,
and the emand moet unusuay dull This week the
market opened with $50 bead in the pens at Fifty
fourh street and we think full twohirds Of them were
cold ON Tuesday, at an acknowledged advance Of half
cent upon the price of last Tuesday and the advance
affected the lowest as well as the highest grade.
In fact we Lad come thin stock reported last week
al &C. pound for the meat but did not hear OF any on
Tuesday this week below cents, and very few below
cents. The greatest advance however Is upon the
medium grades of cattle; sueh &C Id dull at &c. last
week fel quick this week at 81 cents. The supply OF
real fIsl-lass stock is small aud we do not see any
piospect OF ts increase, shall we be surprised TO
~ The teet bullocks tellng freely few weeks a'er
az 10 cent? We well satisfied ills cse will not fall below
the prices generally OF August. .,,---,
The following IRE the weekly receipts Of August this year and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

The following lie an approximate statement OF the
earrings Of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne, and Chicago
Railroad Company for the month Of June, 1867 com
rared with the same period last year, viz;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
TAdye'tisement

Adye tsement
(Cut thi, on, and ,how it to your neishbors.)
WESTERN FARMERS can, by clubbing together,
when single crops sufficiently large and eonsisLs
their grain other produce to the undersigned scae ~
lowest freight and realize the current rates OF ths
without he Of Intern. date prohts Fun niofNa" ~
references furnished on application. , p..,cv
Produce Conn Merchants No Erie Buildings, Ne"'Yofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
NEW DISCOVERY!

IN For the retention and radical Of HERNIA or RUP
TURF, kc-WHITEs PATENT LEVER TRUSS and SUP
PORTER, GREAT IMPROVEMENT CLEAN, LIGHT,
and PERFECTLY SURE TO HOLD. FEMALE SUPPORT
ERs the principle Applied only at No Bond =
N Y Descriptive pamphlets grstis- LADIES' DEPARTMENT
attended BY lady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
ale6ifal.

ALL DEAF PERSONS
SHOULD AT ONCE CALL ~
Dr.. Won MoscHzIsKER, ,,u AVN ,,,,
RESTORE THEIR HEARING
HIS NEWLY f1ySyENTED
WHICH REs a THE HEARING
MOST oBsTINATE CASES,
STOPS THE f H23iT i THE HEAD
REsToRE E6'f TO O. HEARING
UTMOST. SUCCESS.
TEsTiMOHY.
BANK OF THE RErUBL1c, New. York Aug Is, 1850
Dr %oschks treated me for Deafness very successfully
g. P. LAMAR, Pres dent If the Bank OF the Republic
IyRoM THE PRESIDENT OF THE GOoDHUE .,,,,
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
d. '"' A'O''A''''-'' ~'N' No. iC7 Clinton lsoe:
having on recent visit New Orleans become Totally deaf in
one ear and by the advice my end wb2 brought me TO
SoS vel as ever which shan ever Be thanked to you
should Won .llk proper, you can use my name
VIII s'" YoSf robsdient servsat,
ROBERT B,AAGE,
EewYoIk, July II, 1860 20 IL "SH''
TESTIMONIAL -,
IRON GEORGE GOBDON ESQ, NE",fOhh
operated ears iOT o11ln-ss 20 my
entae sstaotiOn IL daysI was perfectly restored VIII
out Inconvenience to BUSINESS nvopcr G0PDON
Esw-YoIk Juns Of, 1890. No. % wan ST.
IRON THE Raw } MuLLAE, RECTOR OF ST
PETERS, n. o. .--.,-.,..
With gratitude acknowledge that NY sight was restored 70
by DR. Won Nose zker Previously 70 inn sired tia
could not recognize the e41es Of friend a. ndDg neaT me-
DR.. Won MosCHZIsKHB, OCULIsT and AURIsr who
,etr the hserug and sgf "a stubborn
h. eoueuhed On al diseases Of the are and cara
Nc 10 CLISTON-Pi-iCE. sTh-lsT.
EVERY Woman who suffers from Irregularities
r. sbouId use Dr. MARTINS CATAMRNIAL cor
RFCTOR which 10 without exception
hhTTg E BEST MEDICINE BEFORE THE PUBLIC
pep Of tbe Heat NetyO DLxness Pm
~ a. dueys Pains 10 the saea Of the Back PsDs under
sheu6rs Lownsss Of SPIT ssaeL sad Nervousness gere'
az 80 ,s,sG ~ per bottle - fof four bottfs-
Et,s ~ Nessys BArBss 4 PsTk ene r. 9. Wells &C..
EswYoIii at retail BY druggists sFJJs J. D. DE- NYsE
oe"sf~ N' No III Wiiiams;., y. Y.
USEF GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
4 1oI-r AN RHFIJMATISM-AD sufferers ifor the
either Of recent OF lone HSTa ~ 49,
- 80 RIsiT, (jout and Rbsunstic fLls @ I'D a. ~
on =, he most safe and e6eetua femeDy for nav y.sT.
koee Js0 onlsnfs Prepared BY Propt h1s1I r. %f%
sxrsnd London England and 500 ~ H me r cHlMsERs
HxRsAET ssds and BISsdsMsy f afasYfs, No isPoEon
No sS HadsOnst ssSYors "a" he, M.e.ty'r COmn.don
-, hs,s .1<hors,d The nars and address OF
Ne sso strand london 70 be impressed sY2n snS
ssxDs saAsss 70 sssh BEG Of Ne DfsaiNs "sa'0~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.
REPORY

YoR YaR WEEx ENDING WRpsEspAI Aua. 70 1885,
ofAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE OF ALL KINDS roR TIE Wksn
According to The reports from the several mafeSPces u
,e city there have been received this weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

Me IN, animals they deal in. Hov ran sen,lemehy t -
bIed 70 better cosdact who sssocss 'A Days % -. 4,
.l.., "a IA. forget hicseR the seventh az " IF'
rb low occup on as Ia live s1ne Oh onn.3 -
b,hi Fr m the hog pen 70 the PerIor On S'''"' WY
I'M "a, l.tst, als
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

quiet Il money viii be pretty easy In Boston vtho 1T
doubt bat thin sixty days our borrowers will regret That tns
OF coin that could readily have been bad with more
intelligent and conservative banking In the spring sti we
must tab the'e things they and although any sudden or
special contraction 10 be particularly regrstted when otn
money markets well supplied yet experience teaches tnA'
survived the evils OF the past shall survive those
Of the future, with more or less Of annoyance There s
have NOR lend they may lend according to law ana com
mon The borrowers perhsp may be properly ehaIgea-
BIZ with the evils that come aiterwud"
The Ner- Orleans Pieayune says;
1.-THE financial Of the week ending last evening mas
disclosed reduction Of rss Of money OF ialy dz = cent
ordng 10 the character the securities offered Csptl was
ndsnt and though the daily cars on the pant
nearly .ihesnt 20 sosoro tn ~ IT, sade.
of paper on the street, and buyers sought III VAIN lV
cor rerois signatures The exchange ha pen
inactive ard rules fo 'he most part a. theJ -, Nil and
The demand limited throughout for all class OF os ana
there was no msked increase any time noticeable IN tne
~ Of either foreign or domestic Yesterday drawers
10 In ,gbt checks the Northern cities and tne
Ing Bis 1904 aiO; Bank rates. sil OF Ls 3
DIsn l0s,aeI Francs ST i56.f 20 dollsr si1ty.day bl.
in New Yot &C. 0li y cent discount; Sight par@f ceH'
In relation to the movement in Cotton, William p.
Wright & Co.'e Circular says:
impossible TO form the slightest d in nnmoe. o,
bales Of po6sbe extent Of the next Cotton crop nor
ANYTHING ike sn approximate estimate be arrived 81 un hte IN
Noyrmber We hear from the South that the late rams nave
caused injury the river bottom lands but that the
copplsipt of shedding OF bol &c New wood oeinR
on the plar and much will depend upon the date Of os
whether nd growth will have ame TO mature us
Wet weather Ia September and October would proye
TO The crop and e.ry frost sud do harm this year nn
usual owing to the peculiar position OF the plant a. tn
The following is a statement OF the movement III
Cotton since Sept last as compared with the previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

s,io, nj all Hive tocs at the mentioned below ren
syivspia Central and Erie N. Central, Grand irunh
tCansdal, Baltimore and Ohio a,Lo collovving
are tbs rste. per st from the several points TO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

secod quail 6oic.
Distilery fed Hop.. s6ic.
Sale, are effected last IS the stock arrive believe soms
Of brokers do not hesitate TO sn upon days the
week We win send reporter up to the hog srtet
Sunday 10 give these Sunday saesmen the benefit Of
srstuous advertisement We Won't mention the card laying
part Of the Business hich h done among the hog inside but
viii IL tp the sellers and buyen and weSheu OF the hhy
bruxa hey viii eel hegs sunday let them 90 Of
Tie Hpdsop Rter On Ills sde their sdensc SMELLS maaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
NetuTprk DAILY Gribm,te
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
sale- a, the stock Z Exchange AUGUST %.

90 Michigan Cen. Il. R..sso n ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

APPLKsThe eldest dealers cay they knew Apple, so
low Good prime Western Apples cannot now De sold IN Iet
Al over IS Dbl lots Of rood Apples have
been sold since Monday at ~ Some small lots Of extra
choice Apples have been sold at 81 3OSl 90 Our quoatops
are for cor1mon TO choice Fuit-n0t extra choice: - -
Golden Sweets 81 Goa 81 25Crab Apples 81 5OG 90 %
AZ To,s I I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-07
9lmsIam0.

S~ramfreicb Orr Dintsr III uns.msin bsrt
UNI ss RaIts ieit II 3atrtn nidl u,str 10 fart
s.gstn. Ter Gonsr.6 mtrp em 20. Sanuar
in paris suiIammtntrttsn unp bic S9peia laut
Ssi&lu5 Der abrissn Ra&te ttsnians 1ttil raran
i,etmsn.
Gm0lapb Eas SaiTatrt auf rem Ga,
ndIsn 1T rura Sig ssa:mWt aaD ras 5aarsn aui
stn Gientatnsn sur4 fartsn S&ns.iaa usrsinrsrt.
Spanien - gtaa rsn l'steN gsri4ssn
aus 0tarceeO 9atsn Die 9ruessn ssR 8al., Ressu
uns Stiruisn iADsr lu Ifirtat % pf 3sIts ni4!
ssni ssnoen S&us sspdtreB.
&eftpeicb - Die osraas atsr bic as
eantuas ses Saiiers H.brss f4. Die Stimsuns
I'M iatisrl. Samilisntreiie tpit In gan, Dien, 1T
t9r sesriit.
Ets 3ufdnss in Insatu wsrees ron Sas
su Sag tser Ustidtr.
' gmflanb - Bon ptttrsSurs sinsst.ne.
Ra&ri6t.n msIrsn, ras @absmst Emit, Der .rH.
Saurtlins s,r Gstirsstspctn.r sss Sldi&sn 1bsis
les sts Sautaius, fd srsstsn BABE, unp sab In GUls
sc raooH ss saFp 8sr5l'sruns %untsrperisn isi;
Stalien. T.r Startrat6 pom Gremcra ta
an gprritalri cine arnrsIe osri6,st, worin sr ieii
Ssrausrn Iter. rtn 3adtritr zines nit iplh.n
! E.6ts rpruldrsn @lnuss. nttr aud ,uslsi9 !.
5cHnuns ausipri&t, Dag CT fti Fem .rfsn 3ei&tl
zines @iertraustru&s Der G.ineitlisl.itsn riers
in Die 9litte tiasr ~tasisrsn dasiatrssn surddtssrt
- n
yGr rirs bic Staliepsr siuis unp t.reil Fnrsn, al
Srfsr az G'flo uner 8lut au trinsen, e4r& bic nu
itr Gfi6if erfIlt rsrt:n tann.@
R.apt1. Ger GOmmansant 0anissalit
@snsralrtttetur Der vsItssi in eieilisn, srbisIt I
palermo AM rem 9tass Der aatttor4fe an II
Gtits isintr @attiH uhe isintr 8inrsr eiren Told
RSs.r Ger Trrstr, Elm itinstileistttr Rann, tgi
fam. 81. gsrrunsuns III fhstr, issaa assss
iGeinliG niGt tbstli6. glan staatte, saS asi IA
atsntat Elm auiRans icIssn irarss; rcd ID b
Rnte midi ssRrrt psrtsn. s
Gin 6aw.i,sr 8tstt iast. Napotsun SAFE eel
General alt9taton he GrtautniS verrtistrt, cine
i'm ron sstIase ;ise.a&ten 5tr,nsfsen gu tia
ssn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-07
8sIDirsr.,N q. s. 80. Dec. @.esF

3 8eIoipert, q. s.. 80. DEC. Gsfern tss
sann bier rsr srus.s sufts.n srrtsenss vroetb s.S
gen ZEN, Der Grmurpans ietasr stan
ansstlaatsn 81 prtpiaer 5ars
b.n. - Esrislte mar Elm t,listtcr preeis.r uns
lit srf %; Sabre alt. CT otrlstts ii1 nit itr, r.r
bldb,nrsH Sunsfrau, I'M Mirs 1858 rod mabte
Ger Iatt.rtait. 8rdutisara ert rurd asts gerwnrte
en- Ter 8raut se,,puussS wtrrsn, tx an, 90. Stt.
1858 rur rem NItar be 5aas ju rsiSsn. Ginr ans
sladIi&s 81. mar RE GcIs. Die iunss 5rau al<
elm i'm 5auit ilrsr Glsrn Ietenr bts lie I'm Mar, ,.
s. Na&rt6t srttslt, rab isr Gutts srtrantt lei pns
mad ibr r~srIanss. absr taum an itinsm Srsntens
Felt ansslanst, tsfaat lie - nod tlnstnommentm
Size - hitisss Grtrsdsn, ras iaai Sage antatt
~rdtrsnr reftp lie asg BON itm atseparte. wurss.
Gm ~icls.nr.n Sunntas ~bsslsitsts he i'm ,ur Stride,
rod iarn MUntas R.uts lid Uisssr grsrs&sn .in,
tis am Tittpo6, BEN 9. Wira Der 5ss ibrsn Sci,
hen elm gnss maGts. - Gisie l~lntaanre trrsstsu
@treaGt b,i BEN Nahtastn, rtr Qeifnam purrs
ssOinst una slrienit im @as.n s~siuusen. Ets Cos
runsrse SurY srtlart. 5arren fur iGulnis, feline Gat:
tin ssrsirtet ju batsn. - Or flihtste, ,rarre ~
.insn tleinem SFts in Sirsinisn .utrsdt, ptseft
unr suriidsstraHt. - aaH ~
Ser prceee pures bsut eis gum 9lprilttrmip ssr.
idct.H ,lpetl ait saupttastn far oi. gertteieisan!
i,tlt.. Man bait 5arrsR ~als,msin fir i6ulsis, be.
iar6tst atsr, bag 20 ssW i6anrli@ta gsrtrsder s.z
Iinssn wirr, gHr@ gsi&lsppuns pss prcaGss ir
s.rs@tsn etraif gu sntssten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-07
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80 .Hsbsaaaiss y
auf ssl&s 33aN .vUn .UiisaetF ssxSFfStv Ia
IL ss wasrsns. 81 ais Il. a1 Sr aEaR s,sss.s AZ
NuIsatsalt ii 5srs.anMsnsSsa,s riir;,,,s ( mr. ~
hisst I'm wtnisE amFa Ils RI
i'lsts GET tn Griasrane ,a brinssa islaf tsss ~
anbtr Ben kitissn @aasoistsfssrn -ssnsist MN
tm etaHssfE " Grsmss tsasrtns ssr zraasssisit sci
~ ais,nFfenfa.na9 nsaan4N&mn1sl
uns aud ffir fistn hlfsierta 3sld siaussn mir
e. .snstRs6sn. i&sn jsst NIT len gsrastsissa
tines unttrnssn,sns tssiiusa 90 nuaGta, fasa atsrx
'ars 0ssr lang unisr fraasiiidss Saaass Il kska
seaannfsisn anu ssiaaaeetsa .glSstn bee @sasns.
snaafN s W I pltrr DC an 3a{f d asriassa
."suFarts Am.riIas WON, strp.
ssir sttradtsp 'sas' btast Stidsst as srRtn
= siiIfI abss fsisitn apawi4aissH tsaeaaaasl
sisi i0lefassr siutr fsrnsrea s~sntiesa ayfnssiisMs j
tsit unisrsr. Nittdrs.E i'm gassss smpistsai. ra5 81
= I. 49, EA ~ 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-07

'o''R Z ert 81. Dec. = Senator ssD.
ars an IS. ). N. pom 9arppa ,urudsststrt, wur~
re bier ron if.insn ,atlrsi4.n GGrtunesn uas pstiti'
den gsr,tr.rn thlia .ntpiansen. RAD itn itlie
den Sssra5anssformalitslsn uns Stts,n rsife Der
btratr.t stia,snssa q ~ iieinsr glTiIis mad aa'
turn. q. 9. dt.
9. San. Gistn MsEasn trsf u sta:rs 9Sas
riiisns.s auie, in GistloH. gs.r. 5susr asugs, ret.i
Itits it6sgttigrsn asrssannltisEg, .e
.nH gtbaHgs5. San. SsnatOr Gswar1 II
asu. ylsrasn pOa sisr mad Gaitigs'sr srsia. i.
,sa ainsinHati ii. 81 San. Bel siHsm ssuts
tiG Ra,,sstati,a srans. stnssa sDaasen uas Gss
tdus. int @srts. pom ca. S so 900. sa 0sunet.
eff ~r"s esat-. essv IN - a. 49, /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-07

ePtspsiifIA, Su., 4. San. e.nalsr
III sus hsr NationsIs Hsn0trotie in
SainOie als . raTissn i6afts : Ganaisat ID rss
s8fiis s~ursl&lassu. sas bic Dd.ss.sa CUR Gtarss
Foas eOnssnttSH ttnuitrast Jinr, far Stspttn u.
Esuslat u fintmsR. Gs srssut saraus ME ivsnts
q sssxegMI6rea Dtmofratie s~slanssn In Sais
npis lid sin,unilsn. SGinUis fam aah.r nur eann
ais har sist G.upiratie n Id segisrsn ans.isen
rsrssn. rpena Senator Douglas %noninfrt pirs.-
Ssrem dnstrn national ; pemotratiiasn ganpioaten
s,ssEihsr, 10 Der Sfes rem O eputIitantrn
i'm goraus fiber. %e
@piHmbus o. S. San. Die BON Str
ssnnUfratii6es Siaats Convention Stip's mad
CHARLTON sesens:n Tslssaisn jins infruirt; FL r
ia . 81 fimmtn. g@ s
ct .qDuisj6. San. initr 5afsR III psns
alien gerteer. Turd has Srsit.is atsssalttn,, tom,
men nar Dsniss egett rom stren an; sniiasn
alton UNI ct. Souls 1T ii. 9aTis. imasF nod
regular. Ger nSrrli6s IiTouri uns C:i6iGppi
tnp tart s.frOrtn. unr tras.n Die f~drtrfen 2si.a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-07

miTpnri=2 e9isIafnr.

StHtrfon City 5. San. % lisssn
rem 5aaie mstrert Bills por, bic u ct.
ecuis sstrsT.n, u, a,sie DUlsei : Bib ;sit Be
radtists scnntass. Bin sts NOD tsri&ttstt<
rem perm Dra!E i9siW iapFIOs ssria~unrsn 81
itin, wsnislt.ns s%.rlsutst i'm Stnat NiHts ra'
MN - - - - " -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-07

Baisifston;a. San, aaut ron Mas,
rio tinsesars.n.n Na4riGtsn TT cine saIriss ans
s~rlennuns unirsr 6errtrunssn ron Ssitrn SPa'
nttns ~ ~trpartsn. -'F
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-07

es1ta ans p~ssts.Rtttnn BON untstaauisr Sam .Ia
@.ri&ti hi. tsmn Griaa3ttn sussiaast gsgsia, b I'm
sttm. goitsst. ,at,usrudsn. gttr am.aadfa siss. sSittA
abltsnra.nl u ii, ttseilltn. IL naisrsr 9 i4tItrtisuns. M
Jeremy efrn MIR in Il .3eistn tsts5. yssifs n.iti
lie lauten: II. s,sghi
!. Tis .GilIaus II Gin attuss fblafr,t ssssYW
@as lam ssr Gitrssut Ssfgresss M staa
Rad sisisr usinsa grgss yils sesI ais .Hss aaA
ssu. vstfansfs,nI Gtsi sh' s sa 'fsssf::ss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-26
XXXVI Consress..Filst session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90


HousE.-Mr. Barksdale spoke on the
question Of organization, and argued for
a union to defeat the Republicans. He
said the House presents to the people OF
the country a scene which has but one
parallel in history. The House has been
seven weeks in session, and although
! ballot after ballot has been taken, no
Speaker has been elected-no organiza-
+ ton has been effected, while the great
: Interests of the country had been totally
neglected. The Democratic South Amer.
leans and the anti. Lecomptonites-all
protesting to stand in the attitude of
hostility 10 the RepubIicans-should
unite to defea, the latter The Demo
Gratis have manifested every disposition
to unite with the South Americans and
antl.ccomptonites on national basis Jun
til their spirit Of C Meditation has become
exhausted The South Americans have
nominated Mr. Gilmer, who could never
be acceptable to Barksdalc. Mr..
Gilncr. if elected. must be supported BY
some Of the Republicans, and he would
vote .0r no man who commended him
self to the consideration of that party
lie did not doubt Mr. Gilmer's loyalty
to the South, but his political conduct.
Rather than that the nominee of the Re.
publican party should be elected-a man
who received no vote from fifteen Of the
States Of this Union-rather than tina,
his State and section should be dishon
ored by the election Of Mr.. Sherman, h,
would repeat the declaration of Mr. Pugl
Of Alabama-" Let discord reign her.
forever"
lie proceeded to give history of tn,
progress and present aspect Of the slave
ry question, which prevented the organ
igation Of the House.
Mr.. Corwin was called out by re
mark of Mr. Barksdale.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-26
Free Missouri.

The power Of freeing Missouri from
its political and don este curse is depor-
tation 1t has ceased to be profitable to
keep slave labor along side of free, in
Missouri. A white laborer will do as
much work as three negroes At the
same time, the price of negroes down
South has advanced to $1,000 and So.
coo. A STAKEHOLDER in St. Louis, said
the other day that she could sell any one
of his men for sum that would, by its
interest merely, pay the wages Of white
lsborer," l.. C., of course pay for the work
of three negroes. So they sell negroes
any day in Missouri-to 90 to the sugar
and rice plantations below, and hire
Germans instead "A single banking
institution in St. Louis has received a
million oad haV Of dohars in drafts
on South ern bankers l>r Acr sold dur
ing the past year" The motto down
there now is, Missouri for free men and
free men for Missouri. '-Dorenport Ga
| -ette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-26
~ Hon. Ed WRIGT is entitled to
our thanks for copy Of the Report of the
State Agricultural Society, and other
favors.


Retrcnchment seems to be the watch.
word Of our legislators. We are glad to
zee that the Republican members are
manifesting disposition to resist to the
utmost, al e1travagancies. They are
determined to probe to the bottom the
cause Of the large expenditures Of money
upon our public institutions.
The Democratic members seem to be
seized with sudden fit Of economy aud
are making all kinds Of motions for ill.,
vestigation, but the Republicans exhaust
the wind in their sails by seconding all
their movements 10 that direction. May
oil the political capital they make out Of
that kind Of engineering, do them much
good! 70. ,. .s
The time already spent by two or three
Of these economists, in dischareing their
"gas bags" has cost the State over two
hundred dollars. Every conceivable
means is resorted to by the opposition to
embarrass and impede the Legitimate
work of the session. The people will
hold them responsible for it at the next
election.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-26
The IIarer's Ferry Investigation.
New YORK, January 2.


TriJnne's Washington Coryespon-
deace.-- testimony has been given
before the committee Of investigation in
any way duplicating the Republicans will,
John Browns raid. Mr.. Realf states
emphatically that the movement was
known to but few persons, as Brown was
secretive man and kept his own coun.
sells. None who accompanied him to
llarper's Ferry but Kagi was informed
Of the plan, which did not contemplate
running off negroes. lie says also that
Brown and those III bis confidence were
radical abolitionists, who denounced the
Republicans. When Senator Wilson
made his speech in Lawrence they as.
sailed him for failing to approach that
standard of duty.
Mr.. Wilson appeared before the CON-
ml'tee and stated tina. he had written to |
DR. Howe, of Boston, for original letters
which had been referred to BY Realf-
That letter was written lin May, 1858,
and So stantially tells DR.. Howe that in
formation has reached him, to the effect
hat Brown intended arms furnished for
>ansas By the Naszochus It's Md Soci.