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Departed hi. life, on the Both day of January, si3 his
drncc, Wi,'s Glove in the county II osans CmaNrg
WILLIS. Esq., The I'D year nj his The nbeoi of
lad be resident III Oranse or neatly Nifty years
Ill which he lad teolcd himself noble psii,
Agriculture with Industry, disc. and ability,
cGuae in The Southern STATES lis the pattern
neatne>- Na"pcd cultivation, and good
his mining perseverance was lr admiration Of all who knew
hun lie ia public .:-Glc s0a.h the appa.s
Of Srs.rs; c cna.rnted IL ahon the domestic crc
ony ambitious uccu;y envai ai un0sentaous life
Wills We should fai Ear short Of the justice that due
Character. No !iyr3 behaved father 2rh
tln himself with heart ready Ia feel Tor the Of
others lie MAS uniformly the ea Of e poor and needy Kind,
hnmanr brLevucl. upright clig.nis house
ur io-;ty entertainments urboundrd in rro,san
his cheerful wit0ut
been cas!t c the approximation Virginia srie
Tie Lri .a. he has lcil his children descendants
~ i: wi'' prir taey cii say he n'ed whoI; enemy H..
loss viii he linee by wide circle u friends. Ills hcgl
has declining for years ye; suffered
apprecaa!e disease: debility and sradg.
powers has him liz coancd his bed only a,ol
three wctksaGh this aS final iEC hr bore with g,ea. ot
tdc aad resignation ~ his end approached, and made
a"arr at bis in, ending death IL. and satisfactory
proof Ia his weeping relatives and friends gathered him.
that lie trusted Tor salvation ~ -: icdiatiun us crucsd
i-enrr. For several hours before his deai h. gagged
and e,vrt prayer calm. the Saviour with
mprd rege'onana his last distinct articulation pronounced
love ne ia: To the MAJ lie peace
I'll cai.cd IL tic reward Of the just and good.
IN this city the 81 inst, In Tie @ year Of his rye, WILLIAM
RAas.Y,a Stochnan by aT' piEte by adea friend Tie
family Ly real Sat:se's ~ blcnan tic
gifts OF heart and spirit with which had endowed him.
EcaIi and promFrcr nin respond
paScs, dw.lt in The clay Gf " iri formed He si
been safer, ,ani a.oor p5ison tor, did
sailors highest characteristic Of fidelity 10 lie bonrn In Inch
H. sailed, slime o coriosy than III this no,c fellow
had attained c, 4. knowledge far beyond the sphere
who b,ue Tie May ;td MI his
rumiags, ma lam his prayer Of
knew HIM ana loved him well.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04
ZOE TIE ENQUIRER
FUI TIE FNRITRER.
To mn Fcii01c Citizens Of CGbeiL and Hagnc.

To my Fcion Citizens Of Cobai and Haync.
The time for which elected is at hand -
To give You timely notice to select some honorable
for tina, station, think my duty and TO return you
my thanks scr the honor you conferred OH me and,
thank God the same honor has been crowned. In the
House Of Representatives Of Virginia they granted oil
the inst a#s that asked for my counties aud my State,
without party strife party politics. hope you will
seec; good, homes, nianno matter Of what party
that he w,ll $ people and his country; and
oae that has been tool at home, for you may be
he viii be tool abroad then viii go with you hand
and land Ike good friend The cry for relief grea,
10 US as men, and 10 90 justice 10 all can; bot to
you recommend Industry and Economy, and don't
sfieye, but pray God for relief
Your humble servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04
LEGISLATURES or VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
UeGReSdan, Ftb. LIST.

HtGRtSHay, 10 IHl .
The following petitions we're presented ny DIR. ~
ooLsoS of W Rowan far act 10 enable hun to sell
house ard lot in the county OF Charlotte for The bene
ne fl of the heirs in ltcland--By Mr. LIVING, OF the
proceedings Of meeting IN Cumberland IN iavcr OF
Stay law and The small note b-By Mr.. TolER, oil CT
tzsns, ot Lynchburg and lis vicinity asking an amend
OF the laws in relation To breaches OF irGst by rns
tees and commission merchantsBy The same, "i ell
Of Lyncbug for enlargement OF the corporate
limits oi said town.
The subject ola Stay Law resumed.
Mr. BococN and Mr.. Cuwas supported the bill, and
Mr.. FRAZIER and Mr.. LEAKr opposed IT,
Tla House niinnrned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

BANK or viGGIsra.-The Board Of Directors Of the
branch at Norfolk went into the subject freirenchmens
on Tuesday and cur'aed salaries as follows Cashier
800, Teller $500, Book keeper $500, Discount anc
Nole Clerk 5000, Runner $50, Waterman DIS
p,nged with, s200-toal $3.50. Add $3.50 taken from
the President salary by Stockholders and the en-.
tire amount Of retrrnchment in the expense of this
branch is $1,000, reducing the annual expense from
81, 300 10 s. Goo
If the reduction nj the mother bank and The other
seven branches has been in the same ratio, there will be
saving To The stockholders Of ten twelve thou
sand dullarz-.N o,foM Herald, Jan. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS: REWARD will be- given Tor the
~ apprehension Of negro man REUBEN. who away fom
my plantation IN Wayne couny the m January Grub-n
about - Of he i! six feet high and weighs about
1913 pounds lie l. dark mnla,to has his thigh
his hip, cut with knife and IS intelligent and artuI
fellow Il Is supposed lr has obaci aud making
his free state wl si:r the above reward r his
delivery fifty dollars for h confinement any jail,
that sc him again. II ssnppcsed Reuben went of with
by the OF Charles West, gand villain
unhng he away from Georgia last fail and len Wayne
18Th January, and has not been heard Of since.
JOHN EXUM.
North Carolina, Feb. 4, isi3 sG-.t
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lonx r. EpMUxps, EsQ.--The Dany,lle Reporter,

Ionx r. EpMuxDs, EsQ-The Daay,lle Reporter,
IN paragraph whc!i sorry 10 sc copied into me
Lgachburg Ergnan, asserts IN effect, that shIS gen
i,man, the Chairman of the Appoi,,onimenl Con
:;lc N the House Of Delegates, has carved oat one
p..'rci witt, All eye solely 10 his own advancement
la very grave and serious charge against the ,aieh,eo
Delegate ..om Halifax, state, upon nnqu s'ionaole
s,th6r,y. has not the slightest foundation IN fact
Tie proposed arrangement of the Districts, was 'ne
work of the majority OF the committee tia. reported H.
sl not Of any individual member of that committee
Ihe Reporter ~I surely ~i'I''a" ITS charge when II
snpr ed of this and also Of the additional fact, that
n rimuaas has posire!y determined net 10 be can
a: r CyagrcsE, IN aay eren az lie easuns election
rLyact1"rg Republican.
= We freely endorse tie bill III favor of tie able
peis.a.e Of Halifax Those who stoor to charge John
f. liiauads with such device, certainly know no.
tang Of ihs man.
fas allma;e personal, and political friends of Dir
C;aunds, have known for SIX months past, that he
e9ad IN no event, he candidate for Congress aud
m senator and Delegates from the Patrick Senatorial
District, kaow that Nj Edmunds has preference for
r,.,ot,c over the county Of Patrick lie considered
tins necessity 10 arise ito the fraction OF representation
On the Eastern side Of the Blue Ridge. Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

,ssus.ing scene has taken place in The Leg'sla,'Se
.n.i7 Tine Bank Wings charge upon Mr.. Snnth OF
:, John $ that he voted for himself as Speaker, IN
- .b.rnce Of The three Wing Delegates from Gads
lon coau,g Bat the fact seems to be undoTh'eo, 'oa'
''' ,co o, three DAYS until their absent members
w." ,ss,. ~, then they superseded Mr. Smith, BY
HEINZ l,r lancaster, {Whg who voted tor himse'
H. =. sio disgusting 10 witness another fact IN 'heir
~ ,emea,s N, Joshua Knowles, Editor, and mem.
Ter Of the House elected printer to the it"nse o'
g1.rssn.atyss by yo,irg for himself The l3 Demo
-, susmi,ed protest agains, The proceeding, IN
th they SET forth tina, 'the Hon. Mr. Knowles re
,.ysL the number Of ii votes. and :. > Sioiey the
rnlaer Of l3 votes whereby it's shown that single
,..,4s elected the Hon MIR. Knowles over his com
nar. .co las 80 roics IN tie House in The lace o.
lie rule wac. declares Iha, men:he: ought to vote
b-s bjs private interests are concerned. The Whis'
sd to spread this Protest upon the Journals oil the
ii,use
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

General BENJAMIN G. Howard Formerly member OF
Congress from B!lmorc) has been appointed reporter
Of the Supreme Court in place Of slr Peters, who has
for some years held The office The National nieiii
scncer states that lie removal Of slr Peters vas elect
ed by vote of fur II three Of the judges ga te bench
he majority would probably have been increased by
rull attendance Globe.
Rsmorat of The Reporter file I. sapTtme Court :
A letter from Washington says that the removal o.
Mr. Peter, The Repeater Of the U. s. Supreme Court,
was effected BY the votes Of JUDGES BALDWIN, Daniel
Wayne and Ca'ron, and was opposedSy Ch'ei !as'ice
1'aney, and Judges Thompson and Mclean. Judges
Story and Mckinley were absent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

,erRo F,c the talented Delegate from Franklin
,,j b., candila;e for reelection next Spring. Mr..
T. has well sustained At Richmond the enyiable repn
talon he las long enjoyed a, home, and the Democfa-
cfo !usjaia will be pleased 10 hear OF his wiling
ness TO continue N position IN which his talents may
he exet:ed oth advancement of the best and endur
ing interests Of the State Lyathd"Tg Republican.
Duo' ditto with ali our hca.t-Esquirer.
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n We authorized TO announce VIM. Jackson,
Jf, as 4 candidate for election for the county Of
Louisa to the House nf Delegates
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BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL.

IaIuaJte BOOhs and .Haps for sale, at .7aetion
WILL Ice sold III The of the ensuing thirty days ut
w ctna, tile following valuable Books and Maps
100 iIennnsss large Is vols, being colrc
lion Of All the Laws o Virginia, f.nm the first session of The
Legislature, in lo9 10 the 1875, and comprising also
much valuable historical aud statistical information.
80 Sets Of the series of The large
ing continuation, by Shepherd, from 1892 1875.
so Copies oil the Journal OF the Virginia 1885,
rare and vaiuabl. work.
50 Sets Journal nc the Senate and House of Delegates
from 776 10 l799, and valuable.
90 Copies tie splendid slap of Virginia. being the whole
Of the impresscn except FEW reserved FOR public
30 Copies Of the small Nap OF Virginia.
100 complete Series Of the Acts OF Assembly the
session oil 1879 1879. 10. inclusive.
2 Copies cash. The Journals House
Iega,es, from 1929 80 To lsil-'i2 inclusive.
By order OF the Joint Committee Of State Library.
WM. II. RICHARDSON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

NJ We arc requested To state that Oscar NJ CrGich
field, ESP, viii not be candidate Tor re election 10 the
next House OF Delegates from Spot,sy!vanla county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04
RIcHNoSp, February 3, 1913.

RIcHNoSn, February 3, 1913.
To tie Editor IF the Enquirer:
Sir wish to correct through your paper error
(a5 reported in my remarks the 2lti january In.
stead Of saying the suits decided the county courts
amounted to ,Sd4, | intended to have said, they
amounted 1904, which would give the following
result
Suits decided in the Circuit Superior Courts of
Law and ChGnccTy in lci2 20,l1s
Final DEGREES l,77o
Suits decided in county courts 1904
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS EY THE PRESIDENT,
Br aud ne and 6"sSent r. The Sraaf
Joseph :. hury rcappoinci Surveyor and Inspector OF ae
II. Wilmington, N-r:l catolna.
william Flood c.appon:ed Register Of the Land Office at
Quincy, Illinois. .
samuel I"ech, appointed Receiver Of Public Money at
Quincy Illinois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

We are grafcd in being enabled to state that the
remaining portion IF the !osn authorized By the act Of
18Th Of April, lsia, was, Monday last, disposed oil
al par, 10 Messfs, John Wald & Co OF New York.
fHadi5OHiaa.
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
COYGRESs-T5ursdaus p,oeeea;oos

OUNUNEoo- IduFSddy 5 TF0tttaWgS.
In the Seaate-Mr. Benton proceeded at length to
defend The Oregon Ball After few remarks from
Mr.. Choa,c, the bill was laid until the next day
In the House Of Representatives. ilr, Adams resou-
tons of enquiry in the Of the capture of Monterey
by C"n. Jones, adopted By vote Of us TO o..
In the course Of the debate Mr.. Wise stated, that
"Commodcrc Jones informed him that, without orders
from his Government at all, bu; on report made 10
him, which he had TO doubt dIsbelieve, Of
actual war between Mexico and the IT, s. which reach.
ed him from the Consul Of the L. S. on The coast of S.
America, aud from suspicious movements Of the Eng
lish fleet Lima which induced Commodore Jones 10
believe tia; the En.sh fleet about TO seize
position in California, he consulted nobody; but soo
authentic advces reached him that the information
incorrect, he surrendered Monterey 20 the ,iexca
authorities, and ial! aud satisfactory explanation took
place between them
Other subjects were discussed during Inc session,
which will be- noticed in detail hereafter
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Secretary Of COMMUNICABLE and Librarian.

a The above sale will take place Wednesday ad instant,
half O'clock r. NJ and viii be without Ii
nit IL completed that day. il will be conli
ned from day day, the hour, I'LL ali sold. Terms,
cash WILLIAMS & HAXhLL, Auet!s
Feb
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RICHMOND :aRKErS-Fcb. >, lsi3.
NnYAr-;l 10 20 csutS per i;s.c.
coGSi5 II 2 per busc. ami good article oe
white, SO
o,Ts-30 cents from wagon, and dercis.
WORTHaI, McGEUDER ( co
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Amount issued under The
&c: Of 3l-. August.
1912.
Deduct, redeemed and
recorded III this Office
AMI In :lir band; of lil-
accounting Officers
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General Putnam.
TAM,ANY HALL, New YORK, March Is, 1s43,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,,

TAMMANY HALL, New YORK, March l5 1S43,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,,
EDITOR OF THE HERALD
l observed in your paper, short time since, an
extract from lecture delivered In Boston by Mr..
Bancroft in which he states that he has arrived at
the conclusion that Col Prescott, and not General
Putnam, commanded al the battle of Bunker's Hill;
that Putnam left the lines early in the morning for
reinforcements and did not return until late when
he came without them; and, then, nothing saved
him from reprimand from Washington, but the
fact that he not in command during the day.
On reading it TO my father-ih-law, Mr.. Daniel
Jones, now in his SSth year, who was engaged in
tina, memorable battle, he Immediately exclaimed,
following account -" A part of the army left Cam
bridge after dark, and proceeded to the HILL where
they arrived about midnight, and Immediately COM
menced throwing up breast-wOrks; that during the
night he saw Putnam several times at work, with a
spade or pick, encouraging the men by his presence
and example, and in the morning saw him mounted
on his horse which he remembers was sorrel
and during the fight when the British were advanc-
ing distinctly recollects hearing him say, Boys,
don't fire until you can see the white of their eyes
and he is certain that Putnam did not leave the hill
until our men were driven from IT. The reinforce
ment expected was at Cambridge, under the com.
mand of Col Garrish, who had been instructed the
night previous march to the hill early IN the NOR
ming but he did not come for which disobedenct
or neglect nc tried by court martial, and dis
missed from the army"
age, and totally blind, enjoys good health, and his
| mental faculties are unimpared and he is positive
that General Putnam was in command at the battle
| of Bunker HILL
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOSEPH LYON.
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LATE FROM BRAZIL The Adario, arrived yester.
day from Rio de Janeiro, with advices to the 2ls
of January She has on board two thousand bags
of coffee, which had been discharged from the
Franklin, returned to Rio in leaky condition.
1t was reported at Rio that the Ministers had all
resigned.
Tranquility has been fully restored in all the pro-
vlnces, particularly in S. Pauo and Minas.
1t appears that the foreign trade OF Rio has fallen
off, while the domestic trade has increased The
importation of flour had fallen off $1,000 barrels in
one year.
Janquin Jose LUZ has been appointed President
of the Province of ST. Paulo and Jose Thomas Hen
riqCes, OF Minas Ceres.
The minister of Justice has proposed complete
reform in the penal code of the Empire.
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FREAKS OF THE EARrHoUAKE.-We takelthei fol.
lowing paragraphs from the Philadelphia Inquirer OF


FREAKS OF THE EARrHQUAKE.-W takeftnei loi-
lowing paragraphs from the Philadelphia Inquirer OF
yesterday. They curious:-
Another letter from Point pere over the signature of
l.. B., states in affecting terms that three prominent
things strike the behoder Of the ruins Of this vast Ne
cropos
The facade Of the ruined church is standing, with the
dial 35 minutes past TO- the hour which the ruin of
the city, the annihilaon OF the population accom-
plished
On the piece Of the wall Of q ruined house, is
picture preserved were by miracle representing the
Ruins OF Babylon. Singular contrast The traditions Of
the past in face Of the realities of the picture
Of human destruction in the presence Of divine destruc-
ton.
Further on isolated position, says the writer
is portrait Of the King who seems to promise succour
10 those who have had happiness 10 escape the dis
aser. Yes, SIRE you will in aid Of this population,
without asylum-rich yesterday ruined to day--.whout
bread, without clothing Sire, God has spared your
&c here he has spared your life in order that you
light send unfortunate people, you have
brought remedy for the evils ofhe country; for God in
his terrible justice has willed to leave you the notable
mission Of succouring great misfortune, and your
portrait, respected amid this fghtnl catastrophe
there TO tell the unhappy that they had not lost every
thing, that they had still father ~
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The Somers' Case-Reply of the Judge Adj
vocnte to the Attacks OF the Courier u
TO THE PuRLIC.

In the Courier Enquirer;o this morning. find self
assaed by false and malignant libel am not aware OF
any else being the editor of that paper but Colonel
Webb The private traduction of whose ssnderous
columns have not left him good legs stand upon
should not heed would quarrel with any endeavor,
in respect to the Mckenzie to treat the public
idiot and crite its GILL; by garbled OF Judi
cial proceedings. He is mistaken. I old enough to
prove, with the best OF my native city, unblem.
ished character. Does he envy mel
At present the mpuations in that article, simply
pronounced false When this trial is over will furnish
this public with proof that false of imputaons
could not have been devised and the direct contrary
which is in my power conclusively to establish. 1t is
possible that the advice of friends may also vndi.
cate the outraged purity Of the press and may violated
private and professional in court of Justice
WILLIAM H. NORRIS, Judge Advocate.
Saturday, March 49, lS43.
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% sARs APARlLLA.-The highly concentrated
ana acve preparation OF Sarsapaa prepared under the
direction oil the College Of Medicine Pharmacy of the
city oil New York Us nc universally prescribed bv the
medical faculty Dr. Brande in the last edition of his in
valuable work on the Maeria Msdca speaks in the high
est terms of appreciation of this elegant article He states
that in obstinate cutaneous diseases and in the
syphilis possesses virtues hitherto in
article OF the Maeria Medca" Such favorable opinion
from such ajustly respected authority does require
syllable of added accommodation This comnound az
tract ofarsaPara sold in single bottle at rs cts each
In with half dozen bottles So, so dozen So
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal office of the College, OF Nassau A.
B. Alibera discount allowed to country practitisn-
and druggists
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Saturday, March 1916 II. n

The transaction at the Board small, but prices
were very firm, with an upward tendency New York
SIS Of 1885, sold at o. dividend off improvement OF q
within the week Mechanics Bank rose.t; Harlem de-
clined I.
At the board there light business prices did
not vary much from those of the other except Mechan-
ics' Association, which rose to IS.
The following is synopsis of the law Of Maryland
lately passed for selling the public works to cancel the
State debt
Law OF MARYLAND TO CANCEL THE STATE DEBT MARCH
1913.
SEC. l. Proposals to be advertised in this country and
Europe until July for the purchase of the State inte
rest in the following works at the sums annexed
-, ,, - Payable.
anease ara Mhn C,na 5oooo in PCT Safe bds
Washington ranch Railroad 2Ooooo
Su quehanpa Nsilroad, 500 0O0
Tide Water Canal, COO 900
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NJ READ TIE FOLLOWING cERrlE1cArr

FROM REV. JOHN c. LYON Dear Sirs Though
have not the pleasure of personal acquaintance with
you yet Of duty 70 yourselves and TO the public
generally consrans me 10 bear my testimony unsoci.
ted by any one in favor your Clarified Essence of Uoar
hound Candy Having one time ago been seriously az.
icted with cold on my breast the symptoms of which
your Candy and after but partial and irregular use of n
for afew days found quite unexpectedly the difficulties
nmy breast and on my throat give way The free and
easy mucus discharge together with other most desira
bic effects which yonr Candy Produced saved me most
probably from conmp on which Seemed to lay fast hold
upon ~ i"ns hnd enable me to pursue my arduous du.
recovered my health. With the sincercst respect, am
gentlemen, yours, sc. JOHN C. LYON,
Pastor fthe Methodist T.. Church, York, Pa.
Jan. 4th, 1912
TO Messrs. J. Pease Son, 10 Division ST. y. York.
N b. We would here state that the above gentleman IN
now pastor Of the German Mission Church. Second street
near Avenue and all who scepca Will please call
on him, and he will dispel their doubts
]. PEASE & SON, 40 Division st.
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Second Board.
Second HOard.
state OF Trade.

There is little increasing stir in the markets but mi.
ces generally do not vary materially. r.
.4shes-Sales of Pots at SIS so Pearls no saies Hold
ers demand Sc rs a 81. ~
BeerOdr-Sales OF $500 lbs prime Southern yellow =,
months, short notice. W.
Ccfee-The transactions include 700 bags Brazil NJ
cents; $50 Laguayra ST 90 Java I2 $50 green
cash. aN' ~ ~ o'''
Coton-Sales OF 100 bales Upland and Florida at al
81 CTS; 600 Mobile, III and 500 New Orleans "a
making total 10. the week Of $3.50 bales
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BRILLIANT METEoR-Since writing the above.
we are Informed that a most brilliant and remarka-
BILE meteor made its appearance also last evening in
the Southwest, and sailed along over towards the
North eastern horizon, where il burst with great in
dlgnaon scattering fire and fury in every direction,
to the great alarm and discontinue of the Miller
ties II was visible for some minutes. 1t is very
manifest that something is going on. So look out