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Morning herald., 1839-11-04

Ssndny, Nov SO, p. M.
Tn. Great Western has arrived bringing ne W. Of the sue
Of Mr. Jaudon clearing himself from most pressing
difficulties with which he surrounded details Of winch
win be ud al length columns The general position
Of affairs in England is however sniar TO that o. financial
matters in this country and prospect e much dir
Guilty Of adjustment and anguor % trade some months TO
The OF both Great Britain and France pre-
app Of general health trade as oows
The increase OF the revenue Of England for
1889, over 1898, was fl,7iss7l
Asd 1887 2O.64A
In France The 3qrs. Of 1889 1898. was s7asOoo
These show that notwithstanding the financial
Of the two countries there been an actual
crease OF imports and exports both Now IL We rec TO
the Official Of the exports precou. metals from
England find that from December 1899 to September 30
the total export was fs2T737s
Import 81 silver In the same period 100000
Being an actual decrease in the kngdsm Of fxaHs7s
In the period the bullion The hank has dcereaea
ksooo oOo showing Of distracted from the
bank and remaining in the hands Of she public This !. &C
cosned for by The bank from the fact the growing wan, Of
condolences in the circulation OF the country At the
line similar operation has been going
ated that the specie in this country amounts 10 ess 900
Of ~hch the banA sss leaving $4,000 900 in the
hands ef tse community great proportion which been
absorbed By the farmers and md people In dnrest parss OF
the union, chiefly Pennsylvania who have slowed away
old and creces owing to their dstrut Of the
stability ofthe banks. This both countries has been
gradually imPsing The ability e both hs United States bank
and the bank Of England 10 carry hose immense plans Of
credit, which they have been attempting the destruction
Of the three W. in 1897 The u Baak stands precisely in
The pesticn which those Arms then occupied AZ h. s the
6ms trsed lucrative American trade BY means Of The
syssm open credits which the Banh cf Esaand broke down
through eacusysd thea aided the houses n getting clear of
tAc dcoes From that time ss psvssss sod The " sBsnh
agency have been struesae he American business The
Bssh Ear gone with by sobstitung soehs and
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The election.

The election begins today. We have not room 10
say aworu. i1v. Every Uouy ne p,enses
Today at IL o'clock and every day dnring the elec-
ton, shall issue at the same hour EXTRA
HERALD containing all the facts, fun, foelery, and
philosophy Of the election Tomorrow shall
publish a full account Of the Butend Proce ssions
with SPLENDID engraving We have made arrange
ments to furnish the best information on the elec-
tion.
Morning herald., 1839-11-04


eaueargo imports and increased receipts the land
Offices further reduction in the
amount of Treasury which reduction for the month o
October S33,les The Macon convention have appointed
committees carry their designs into execution different
Parts of the country.
paper states that the oath October $4,000 in
specie drawn from the Louisville Savings Institution
Treasury drafts, and shipped ap the river Its dena
supposed be the vaults fthe banks in this city. 1t
stated that Gen. Hiram g. Runnel, President Of the UnoI
Bank Of Mississippi has been appointed sole foi
the sale of the remaining bonds Of the iastiu and tina
gentleman left Vcksburg for the north 5h ut for
purpose The Bank Of Mohtrose, Pa, is determined
suspend At New Orleans the mercantile community appea
be satisfied that the New York bank. will suspend
consequently exceedingly dissatisfied with the banks
city for the they taken The baaks are
quence taking to resumption early
At meeting Of the Bank Presidents held the 2lt
resolved that Saturday OF each week tabular stat
ment Of the notes ha Of other banks shall be furnished
each institution the rst Saturday oevery month";
mencng enthe FIRST week Of December
shall take place and general settlement be had III
following Monday The debtor banks shall endorse dceun
ed notes out Of port ioos not thirty days
be renewed and make them the banks who
they be indebted exchange specie the option of q
debtor bank. This, it is supposed will check any undue
panon By the banks The Bank of Michigan the Fsrme
and Mechanics Bank at Detroit have suspended The ban
purchase and shipment Of the produce Of the country.
The Bank Of Commerce Of Buffalo has issued pest notes,
the following description:
S5 YORK IS
The Bank OF Commerce in Buffalo, promises to pay H.
leech order 1--WE dollars, four months after date Tor val
received Buffalo, Sept IL, 1882 n
~ p. c..,,. o. ALLEN, President
Endorsed, Pay the bearer, A
H.P.LEECH
These notes not warranted the law and are ISL
withou, the assent Of the Comptroller hut solely the
spoubiy Of the individuals who sign them the public she
therefore be cautious in taking them number the ba
created under the law, tered this city throuch
the State badly constructed and ought not to co
mandp public conf We shall analyse them at length
few DAYS
Sales the Stock Exch1wxe
81 250 Corp Bonds 93y, 1000 DO a. g33-3OO0 DR.
on Philadelphia ss230 shares Bank ~, AZ do 70l rs
&C. lsd 40do TO- 30 do So Tuesday 80 do 6g do 3d. 100
g. Sd IL do Merchants Bank o. l25 do Am Ex do 81
10 do 81 ofd 80 do 612 c do 6l50 do Bank Of CONNIE
90A 100 do So, Two Nchs Bag ASS b. 95 do So
do Del Hud 40 80 do ~ so do 4s si5d 80 do 4et
do 49i Tuesday, 35o do a9ll25 do Am Tr 23y so do
lt0 do "a, b5d 10 do s3 $50 do s3 IS do 32 ssod
dc 81 80 do 49, ,10d 80 do 33 snw65 do Blk of k, 63
6si s3od a5 do ell0 Utica Syracuse % 40 do ps,s
Road 35-25 do Mohawk X Road a. sSDd-2S do asi
$50 do Jersey Road ~ NV so do 73I sIed-15 do ~,
ngon 10, 30 de- l2l ~ do 10 do Utica 4 sch.pec,
100 25 do o6 sl0d IS do 06l l0d SO do 1914 rs do H.
Road s2 90 do 30 so do a. ioi - do 3s 100 do ssl
30 do IA. bl5d
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Sli,s25 ~ sl5,07l ~ 90, 30
A II. CUMMINGS. Collect

MsrArsAs, Oct ls.-There Is some demand for CofFe.
tie has been paid for fair quality old crop Ofthe new
vii be but little in market before December of Muse,
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state Of Trade.

All branches Of bu mess have closed very quietly The
has been sf confused with regard 10
matters, and disposition TO decline in every species of
pery There has therefore, been little ability and less d.
stieu u embark Ia any new mercantile transactions In
The great western markets there constant accessp 10
stocks Of produce hand aud prices continually a
without drawing out operations, whch n evidsnc of
dcuties under which are
At Cincinnati pork free offered al 81 al per 0
At Cleveland the stock OF breadtufs s unusually aype
constantly increasing Al Buffalo flour pork have fae
per cent within few weeks and there every prospect Of
going much lower The arrivals at Buffalo for the
ending on the 29th, we're
F,eigkfsd srifh
Bries and Schooners, IS Wheat, 56.746 bush.
Steamboats,, IL Flour, Is 7s7 bbl.
The blowing is statsment Of the yearly business on
Ph,lade pha and Columbia Railroad:
CoILEsroRs Ovrisr, ~
Philadelphia. Nov. 4. 1899.
The following shows the collections az this Office Cor
Rsii,rsy NJ Pcwsv. Tstsi.
port, $4,000 81 s7s,17o 81 san,ss
ending Oct 81 1889 2,s77 20 I,os3 III AsS
Whole amount since IF
Oct, 81, 1888, siaI.o7o 30 sso,7sa as sala,7a
Total receipts OF pre-.
viou. year, I2o,In 81 o5,esa se 1888.
Increase, s,l,sa, ~ Ns,o7i 81 ss,se
A BCUMMINGs, Colectc
able to this trade rhe fall in prices appears from the
sept TO The lsth Oct wa, during which period the
veached 100 2A) bales for the particulars refer the
OF our correspondents In this city the market has
ceedmgy quiet the sales Of the week 1900
aud at reduction Of full from the quoted
week since The appearance Of things has bees
At the South generally. The following s table Of I'll
prices and remarks for the week previous to the dat
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eurte ioroPen credits The gradual dmnu,n Of gold united
th the scarcity has resulted defeat OF the U.S.
Bank and complete triumph Of the Barngs who will hence
o'h DC e ceatre Of the American busaess The settling up
q air OF The u s. Bank will b attended for tbs
WI" ee same anguor which marked the ondug period
OF setting the affairs OF three VS. Throughout the affairs MIR
'aooh mas displayed extraordinary degree of tact k
ana ne interests q the stockholders suggest that he should be
called home TO preside the here The bank Of
Ensand is seemingly pursuing the policy the New
YORK oaAs sne has declared her determination man
specie pay men al all hazards and in order TO curta the
soahg erea has refused TO accept bills such
Of the country banks as issue their bills This will have
the effect otreducing accommodation dis
trcs and causing further fall in prices 1t will take six
months to get aioat again.
Wall street was very quiet Yesterday and much aaxcy
expressed for the receipt Of tnat BY Great Wesera
which has reached to-day The demand stocks to fulfil
contracts caused greater hraness in DESCRIPTIONS u
: Bank clio ed al nearly the day.
American Exchange Bank declined per Del and Hud-
improved per cent n Am T. Blk. per cent n. J.
r. r. per cent. Stonnngon per cent Harlem per
There improvement in Philadelphia paper Sales to
the extent OF 3 00O made per better than Friday
The pressure IN the market apparently not yes
erday the previous Saturday The demand money
press the market Many dry goods dealers reported
have given way within the past & w days.
The following is the report Of the Treasury for the
month Of October conpared with September,
1885,
Morning herald., 1839-11-04

hection we consider warrants and demands such
language But for this extraordinary state Of affairs
we should have concluded that our prospects would
brighten, because the imports Of grain and
American stocks have been checked, and the exports
of manufactures increased.
&C. The passengers by the British Queen, on their
arrival in London, published letter peaking in tse
highest terms Of praise of Captain Roberts and the
steamship.
Morning herald., 1839-11-04

august l.. Noe l.
The whole amount Of Treasury
notes authorize d by the &c of
Oci l2h, 1887, has been is
sued, SI0.000,001
OF that issue there has been re-
deemed the Of 9709 SIS 954Os62
Leaving tandng Of the first
issue the sum Of 29042l 25e 1877
In lieu of ihose redeemed there
has been ISSUED under the
Of 2lst May, 1888 5,7oe, $40 5,7oe,slo
Oi that issue tn, re has been
deemed 54ss,373 5s62643
Leaving OF the second issue
standing the of 22l436 l47 loo
The amount issued under the pro.
visions Of the act Of March ,,
1899 3e57276 3s57 276
OF that issue there has been
deemsd $50 500 400
Making the aggregate outstanding 3,707 SS4 33e4,ls
Morning herald., 1839-11-04
From our Correspondent !

HsvRE. TUESDAY. l5rH Der, l63o- Cofcns. Mon.
DAY sdcss from New York the 2 alt. reached us per
Great Western Bristol the Of which held out he
the Unss ai,s Banks sgn In London, and wsLave since
".s aa asssct0ry uent has been finally
suoeo lh Intelligence produced, IN degree better
feeling ~ our MARKET and from "Wednesday Thursday 200
bales ~ c"on changed hands, but holders Afterwards
what recovered hemsev the transactions the following
ds, oecsm sgan restricted, ihough not improbable that
shg' CONCESSION en- theu part would have been productive
OF more business Upon the whole price. closed Saturday
al the quotations o the preceding week. less
encouraging accounts A. 20 the Of Twist and Cotton
goods were received IRON several distrie
Yesterday no ~evera the opening bu,er. in IN.
a-set aud being freely met by sellers COO bales we're then
rates We publshed IN our mr., Won. rensr, ,be
CofsBs throughout Frsnc. he ~, ,hree
years aud the summary table for Franes and png
land within period II ~ be perceived ha n ON M.
hand has teen deficiency the .h;.
year. the that The eugo,nxs /. y nor. eor.d.,
sb. showing reduction e ~ per Tor "a u,y cent lin;
d st IN Francc aud 10 per cent "a ne, cent .. Ur
ted sses) IN Great Britain, compared with Last
Combining imports the United Ststes Cotssr. ;c hsh
covrs ther- sppesr fatal decrease Of All in the
and ~ centia ihs deliveries of those descrptions
Aspring the inactive tate of our marie, fo, .or.
time pssi, Aueresa roash has become shade lower srA
foebi ~ sotws s,id AZ rt37t Pssrsh remains nos,rs
sf6 25lS eshs Odessa Pots realised fss end cs.h.
fA0 a. TIE N,xeprs and syIyie de- 0rasse from Me-
York. brought lei tbs Pots and 20 bsls Pearls
Rss-Csroiina Rice quoted from fh 10 ~, bat sale
Morning herald., 1839-11-04

sIsi,e1o 30 $s0,75a % S2l2,72
l2o,lH 81 o5,oso s6 1885,.
Morning herald., 1839-11-04

We have before stated that Mr. Jaudon's engage.
ments for the present year amounted to about E1,-
8oO000 Of which aboat E1 06OOOO was 20 be paiu in
the present month Of October the great bulk Of this
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COMNISsION BUSINESS.

IETIlE undersigned having formed ON the
n I1h April last, o co-partnershlp for the
transaction of a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
at the city Of Natchcz, under the firm of MEL
LEN, CANNON 81 co, beg leave to offer
their services for The storage, sale or ship
aent Of every description Of merchandise.
Their warehouse and sheds, opposite tie MIS-.
siSSippi Rail ROAD Dep0', are Of brick and fire
prO9f, and capable o! holding several thousanl
bales ofcotton.
An advance to a reasonable amount will b.
made upon Cotton shipped by them; but the
Cotton will he sold to meet the bill, drawn upon
nc same, at maturity.
In all cases, the rett proceeds Of sales will b.
held acred, subject to owners order. EacIt
crop or lot Of Cotton shipped by them TO the
house of SMITH IL VOORHEES,, New Orleans, will
be sold eperateIy--thcreby avoiding the ole
aud Objectionable mode OF averaging prices
and ne nett proceeds RENTED. in specie or such
currency as may be preferred.
WIN: P. MELLEN.
WM CANNON.
LOYAL S. POND
Refer TO in Natchcz,
Gen. Jno A, Quitmau, John Routh,
John p. Walworth, Austin Williams.
DIR. A. p. Merrill, Dr. Elias Ogden
New York.
Wolfe, Bishop 81 Co. Morris Robinson
re. Hetmore d Co. John r. Marshall.
Louisville, Kentucky,
Pope, Davis q Co. Cotton & Potts.
81. Louis, Missouri
Edwards, Raisin ~ Co.
o toher 8, 1889 42m3
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

M ETTERS of Administration on the Es-
4 tate Of John G. br'Scoe, deceased, having
beon granted to the undersigned, at the Ocio-
Der term, 1889, Of the Probate Court OF A
mite County--All persons indebted to said De-
ceased, are required 20 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same are requested opresent them within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. .. W. CAULfEll1D, AdHH.
October %, 1899. 44Wo
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BROTHER JONATHAN,

FL THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD.
Published every Saturday Morning.
A THE propriotors of this mammoth sheet
Nc Great Western among the newspapers
have the pleasure Of spreading before the
feadng public a weekly periodical containing
greater amount and variety of useful and en-
Rrtoining miscellany, than is to be found in any
SIMILAR publication in the world.
Each number Of the paper contains as large
N amount of reading matter as is found in vol
lines of ordinary duodecimo, which cost So
and more than is contained in volume of IT.
sing's Columbus, or Bancrolt's History of Amer,
ira, which cost SO volume-and all for S'a
fats number, or Three Dollars year.
4 BROTHER JONATHAN being genuine
Yankee, aud thinking that some things can be
lone as we'll as others, is determined to present
d his readers Medley hitherto unrivalled by
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CORRESPONDENTS or THE BULLETIN;
New YORK, Oct. "a, 1889.

There was quite n row here night ostwc
.oco and as there is no special news TO day,
sov ne well give YOU an account OF the doings
mcoting was called ofthe abolition voters, at
H. oron room next to the Chatham street
ITo nal - take into consideration the course 10
nrrsncd nj the coming election. The res.
Iui;ons have been printed in several Of the
Iopcrs, so there is no need Of my transcribng
hem. The Emancipator speaks ola "Spirilcd
|neeting." The spirit was probably among
Iyeral spectators, for as near as can learn,
boy raised considerable commotion
Mr. Dooit'c was called to the chair, sccrata-
es provided, and report read, from which it
opeared that the abolitonists had resolved to
Make n ticket from the tickets OF the two great
arties already before the public. fund was
:, be raised and a secretary appointed. One
4 the by-standers exclaimed, Suppose you
IKE that woolIy head yondcr," pointing to a
|egro.
Lewis Tappan said that the meeting was for
lboliton voters, and the spectators were not
Included in the call.
4 man named Attrce now rose, and reques.
Jed Mr. Tappon to set down, and let a gentle
nan speak.
WooIy.head proposed a prayer.
Attree got up to speak, after these abolition.
SIS had talked some time, and he proposed that
bcy should leave off talking and 60 to acting.
Ne was frequently interrupted by cries Of SEQ
n! Stop! Hear him! Out with him." and
|Go it, Gaping"
He did 60 on for while, and when he sat
Down the company porceeded to hurry through
heir business as fast as possible, without at
BINDING to the rowdles.
Mr. Tappan would again speak, and was in
|erupted by "Let's form committee of blacks
Ind whites" "Mix 'em up, Mr. Tappan" "None
A YOUR exclusive nonsense" $50 it, Lew,
)he house is on fire." "Spcak out, Massey"
ECan't that niger there help you liltle"
DIooly tried. He rose and began
"Gemmen, we is come to speak for de 'spress
Inpose OBJ consdern' de free pribilege OBJ de
Iegro or coored pop'Iation' ("S1rtin, darkey,
pahead, yOu are doing it'D-"And when we
insiders de great intluxlon OBJ de unfortunate
WhatW you drink, WoolIyr0-I|
BY, gemmen, dat de glorious pribiIege ofde
Ieedom Of speech and conscience is--de--is
c--dc--c--"
And here he was completely ovcrpowered
18th the cries and the meeting actually broke
without doing any thing. The proceedings
hich should hare taken place are published.
hose that did take place are withheld.
The aboIitionists meet no. sympathy from
pv. The nonsense is confined to few who
pult make a little popularity, for the sake of
little money Among the better portion, the
lestion is treated as it should be, and let alone.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
WILKINSON COUNTY.

Probate Court, October Term, 1889.
TNO all persons interested in the Real Els
tate of John r. Deoach, "a minor)--
Greeting You are hereby cited TO be and ap
pear before the Probate Court OF said county
on the Cd. Monday Of December eighteen
hundred and thrty.nine, and show cause, II
any you have or can, why the Real Esato OF
said John r. Deoach should not be sold, to'wIl
one undivided ninth part ofthe following tract
orand lying and being in said County, and
bounded as follows, to-wit On the East by
lands of A c Dunbar, on the North by lands Of
James l.. Trask, on the West by Samuel and }
w Leatherman, and on tho South by G A u
C J Thornton, containing five hundred and IT.
ty acres.
Witness the Honorable Nathaniel Scudder,
Judge of Probate Court in and Tor the
County OF Wilkinson, the second Mon
day In October, A. d., 1899.
JOHN c. ALEXANDER, elk.
BY THos. w. HAYES, D. c.
Issued October 0, 1889. Jaws
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GROSS ROADS,

TENHE undersigned having erected large
WARE HOUSE, on the line ofthe Gin,
ton and Port Hudson Rail Road, at the Cross
Roads, near Jackson, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public, that from this date
he is ready to receive aud forward all freight
consigned to him.
Mr.. J. c. Daugherty, my Agent, will attend
to the business for me, and will be found at all
times at the ware house.
THOS WORTHY.
September 81 1839-41w4
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ADNTNISI RATOR'S SALE.

FN pursuance of an order OF he Probate
Cour, Of Amte County, granted at the DC
lober term, 1889, will sell, on credit oil one
and t,co years, to the highest bidder, al the door
Of the Court House in Liberty, on Monday the
I6h day of December next, the following
described Lands, to-wlt,-Lot oil fractional
Section No. 10, Township No. 2, Of Range 2
East, containing 595 8O-lOO acres,-also the
South West quarter of Section No, 8, Town,
ship 2, of Range East, containing l67 54-ioo
acres,-also the North West quarter Of section
ga, in Township 2, OF Range 2 East, CONAN
ING 1853 96-I0O acres,--aso the North East
quarter oil Section "a, Township 2, OF Range 2
East, containing l58 96-l00 OF an acre,-aIso
The North East quarter of Section "a, Town
ship 2, of Range East, containing l6o acres
Said Lands ymg in the county and State aiore-
said, and subject TO the widows dover.
ERASMUS CASTOR,
administrator.
October 80, 1889. 44wo
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LOST.

|NN the 9th inst, in Liberty, black Dress
Y y Coat containing bundle Of papers
Notes and Accounts, as follows: note on
Thomas Moore for $40, due LIST January, 1910
A note on John Moore for $500, due January
or February, 1910. note on Thomas Far
yer for $50, due LIST January, 1910. A note
on James Howell for Sl7 so, due 1st January,
1910. note on Benjamin Taryer for 81 so,
due September or October, 1910. A note on
Joseph Brown for $40, due January. 1889
A note on Robert Wilson for $28 and some
cents, due one day after date. An account on
Marshall Cotton for 500 and some cents. An
account on David White for SIG and some
cents. An account on Elizabeth Matthews for
four or five dollars. The above notes and ac-
counts are made payable to the undersigned.
Also, a note on William l.. Brown, payable
to Bryant A. Carraway, due last January, the
amount Of the note not recolected.
An account on William Adams payable to
William c. Butler for 50 and some cents.
An account on Thomas Cotton payable TO
William c. Butler for 81 rs.
certificate payable to Lot Wilson for 81 go
There are probably several other accounts
not recoIected. Any person finding the above
described property, and returning the same to
me shall be literally rewarded.
HARDY BROWN
November IA, 1899. 46w3
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NOTICE

nURING the prevalence Of the epidemic
~ one ofthc firm may ataI times be found
IN Washington, where particular attention
will he given 10 any business entrusted to
them
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bis fellow, last March, ordered a copy of the
Mngor Wing in polite terms, for one year
ID August, he closed his subscription by return
idg copy of the Wing to the publishers,
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thus:--
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advocated and nculcaied in every page Of
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