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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

IN .Hvalanehe from Northern Psnasyk
Uania. - We bave received copy Of al
address TO their fellow Democrats OF the
counties Of Bradford, Susquehanna asd
Tioga, to which are attached the names
|of THIRTY gentlemen heretofore The
most conspicuous members Of the Locofo-
&C. party 10 Northern Pennsylvanis, who
have come out and utterly renowned and
repudisted the principles. the measures
and the candidates Of the Locofocos.
AT the head ofthese renouncers siands
The Hon. Edward Herrick well known as
the President Judge Of that Judicial Dis
irict, and as gentleman and scholar
The others are also gentlemen Of respects
biliiy and influence - Harrisburg Tel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Movement ii Madison County, (JY. "
John G. Curtis. Ralph j Gates, and one
hundred and Three other life long support
ers CT ihe Democratic" party. go calling
ITSELF have ibsned manifesto. i'd which
they say they are compelled. since thede-
feat Of Van Buren at Baltimore and ihs a.
doplion Of Polk snd Texas. 10 abandon Ell
lber their party Or their principles. and
they chOosesibe former.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Inc hon. JOHN 5. PEsDLEroN. Minister q
Gill; fsiuraed a The Erie slooP. Of sar, lately
arrived ~ Norfolk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26


i The Loco. brsg high, as usual, about Penn
sylvanis. So they did in 1870: Let no one be
deceived By IL nor risk his money Oh mere swsg-
gsring, We give The following extract from a
letter 10 The National Inielligencer, which car
ries on is face theair Of probability and truth
and other information, from other sources gives
confirmation Of The statement. The writer from
| Philadelphia, says:
Gen. MARKLE's popularity is irresstible at
the West, and is becoming 50 here. This, roge-
Their with the reaction which is taking place, The
result Of their fraud and deception on the Tariff
subject is producing changes every day-swel.
ling the ranks Of the Wings al The expense Of
those Of the Loeos. Have no fear, therefore. OF
Pennsylvania. She is slow, but, think, srs.-
All that was necessary TO secure MARKLE's eee-
ton was confidence 10 his success; that is now
daily increasing and will secure The result We
all 50 anxiously desire. As 10 the vote Of the
Stale being given 10 CLAY, there is not shadow
Of doubt. Maugre all The defamalory, yirulent,
and malicious attacks upon him.. be is gaining
friends hourly. Our opponents may scream and
huzza as loud andas often as they please, they
cannot discourage the Wings, nor prevent their
own men from leayng-their ranks.
''Yonrs, &c. d. A."
In addition 10 this, the Harrisburg Telegraph
has the following paragraph The editor fas
the best sources Of information, being The seat
sof Government:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
wlscarsrra. Sept 10. 1874.

sttseuAoA 1Ns -SCPte Ia loN1.
To he Editor IF TIA Republiesa
Hsying received several letters from
the District Of Columbia and else where.
saying that il was publicly, stated that SIR.
Rlves. Of The Globe Office, had offered 10
take tha bel Of $4,000 10 s. 600 that
Henry Clay would be elected President
Of the United States, and ina had
backed opt, ard further that Il could
raise bat $4,000. beg leave through
jour paper 70 deny The correctness o. tie
siaiement.
Mr. Rives was in this place on The 30lh
II August. and We made The following
betss-S65O On the General Result; $3.50
on Penesylvania; ane $500 Thai James
K Polk would not get the votes of eleren
Statss. After making these bets, pro.
posed u Mr.. Riyes 10 make additional
bets. Of Si0B9 on Pennsylvania and
$luD0 60 The Geaera. Result, which Mr..
Hives declined. ssyiag he had beiied IS
much - he wanted. He made 10 Offer
20 take iap the bet Of SIC 600 10 $4,000
on the General Result. which bet ! AM
still willing 10 make.
BUSHROD TAYLOR.
ezrI hope this may be REGARDED As 10
sxflieiiaasEer 10 al inquired % The
subject. BIT.
The undersigned knou. Of their oua
personal knowledge. that Bashtod Tsylsr
was prepared on the 3Oih day &c August.
the date above referred 10. 10 stake s $
00Q. il ihe bts had been taken BY Mr.
Risss q any other person.
H. AZ. BRENT,
}. ?. RELY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

The National In,elligencer says--We
learn lhsi he President has appointed
Andrew Jackson Donaldson Of Tennes.
see, 10 BE- Charge Affaires ofshe United
States 10 Texas, 10 succeed Nj. Howard
deceased,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

ssThe hypfocriieEF felinshnysen. na1ai tAied bv
he coons as "a chloride o. l:men to f,tntfslize
~ stencil Of Clsfs cebauehefiss end sihsr
crimes. lufBs Quito besinsiead d fss1 clio.
|fide, al addition Of Glib 10 The connAscls or
Whieeery. From the Newark Post se kSreeive
ne has fskrl The stump. and IS alternately al.
dressing coon meetings and Sendsy s1h(his--in
the one praisins % The 3irfuss Of sanklAe and
duelins Clay, while il ne lalier, Win ils crawl
~ OF . christian, be h1ebis pieir AID fifhieoas-
nSs. Onl Ppon The hypocIile e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Tbs Locofoeo babbsrs are coniinpal'y tslking
about private letters pf NJ. Clay, addressed 10
Francis p Blair then bis friend, 10 1895. The
Rlchpond Wing, after referring TO the efforts
Of desperate parry hacks % The subject con
ciudes an article thus;
aBui u the ppipt: w are inform,d tLa, cop,,.
ef.Nr lclay's ktler b r p. Biair ale Il Il. hard,
efB WslLeigk, E,q. and iaat ANY GENT. i.
NiANsROF EITHER PARTY May SEE
THEM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

The following uneqaivccal staleneat will pal
to rest TIE hundred idle reports on the subiselo Of
Mr.. TsylOr's course. Every person vao Knows
this gentleman, knows that when his we'll bal.
anced mind brings him TO conclusion on any
subject, he is nobths man to black our from
thai conclusion. Let those who are ssnguioe,
since the result 10 Maine, "face The Dausie," il
their pulses bea. 10 any new tune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
VAN BURENISM NOT POLKIsM

& ~
90 one willlcpntroyert the remarkable state.
Etnonts made below By The Newark Daily Adyer-
User, paper Of Perfsc, responsibility in sll it,
fststement.:
Ef9 VAN BUREN ELEeToRs CoMING OUr.
MI Al lhe Whig5neeiing in Hanover (Mol-
lfis coupty) on Saturday last DR. Fairchlla.
| who was The Van Buren, candidate iorsE-
Eiee.or in ls4O, presided, and Introduced
Giles NJ HiIlyar. of ". ~ and H. M.
Ec6gar, Of this city AZ speakers, This is
the second Of theRsDsmocraiic" electors
Eof this State III 1910, who honorabEy re-.
Iused 10 be sold 10 Polk s Texas--J ndge
sSiull Of Wes' Jersey, being the other
We hear thai ons Of the others will vote
ior Clay and Frelipghuysen, but are not
permitted 10 mention the name.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
LoUDorN WING FESTIVAL

This great gatheringAAof the People is set for
ne 10Th and lllth of october, and viii inter
fere with the Berkeley Festival, previously set
EIor the 10th.
There is some hope that our Loudoan friends
IKall postpone their Festival DAY on two Ir
SO, we shsll give notice Of the change
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Col Michael HoKE the I"Democra-
TIC Candidate for Governor u the late 9.
lection il Moth Carolina dies on The 9Th
inst, Of Bilious Fever
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

I TBxAs HuMBuG CoNFEssED.-The edi-
lOf oftbe Columbia (Tean. Observer says
thai be i prepared % prove, i il shall Be
denied thsi MT Polk acknowledged 10 i
Democratic friend Of Giles county. sfter
the nomInaiion p Baltimore. thai the Tex
q question was 4 humbng. but that it
would answer,be purpose d the party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Every surviving member Of The New
York electoral college which cast The vote
81 that State for Thomas Jefferson. IS now
ID favor Of Clay and Frelinghuysen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
.abuee "a NJ. Etelineln,. ~

Itwoald bs fish. dificult 10 select / eandi-
date from The Wing ranks. however baFe, sho
would escape The visnPsEaiien; and srs abuse
|of The Loco FocO press. Here isa specimen
Of The outrageous and vindicsivs msigs. and
disregard Of decency, which chsraclesi.Ss heir
productions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

RElFoMlNATED Alta convention Of.
whls delegates. lately held ii Dsdhsm.
Mass, Hon. John QUINCY Adams was q
unanimously nominated jas the wing csndl.
dale for Congress for tho 9Th distinct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

FRAscls D. BAKER, Esq.,''laie sailing
master. Of the U. 5. ship CyIne, died a..
Valparaiso. Of consumpiion. "a ihs 10Th
Of u ay last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

The Richmond papers slaie-3bat 10 Mr..
WIsE's Tate District GroRGn IL. SoUrh-
ALL. Of Williams baarg. has beel NON mated
e. the Wing candidate for Congress, and
has accepted The domination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

/ Mr.. Nan Buren, calls Mr.. Polk "Tennessee's
unsssuming and highly meriioflous sem
The Philadelphia Forum very aRtly asks
Isn't i1siraugeihat son So unassaming and
mertortons should have bsen i'oics dkovbed BY
his mother an9 ilOhppsd BY his brothefss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
! ANOTHER REMUNERATION

jacob Iarhinger, Of Rockingham County,
who hassbeen Democrat all his life, declares
that he cannot vote for Polk and Dallas. He
goes fot Clay and Frelinghuysen as the true
Democrats, opposed 10 British interests and
British free trade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Lexington, Ky, desiring him.lc state what ~.
clay's moral standing was among his.neghbors.
The following is the reply IF Mr..HsIl. Read
7 This clear and explicit testimony
Fl LEXINGTON, Augnsl a7,h. 1874. f.
| | Dear Sir: Your very polite and re-
spectf0l favor Of The lob inst is now be-
fore me, and without unnecessary delay.
| reply 10 q our inquiry. YoW state that
laIt is Ia the mouth Of almoss every politi-
cal speaker opposed To- the rejection o.
lhe Hon, Henry Clay. fsnds Il heralded
forth from every Democratic and Adolf
lion press, that Mr.. Clay Is . man Of des-
] peraiely bad nokal characterl and thai
such il bis Standing 10 Lexington and
| throughout bis neighborhood You de.
Sire me 10 state what's Mi. Clay 5 standing
at home and among his. neiga6oss. ! pa
have been thepastor ofthe.First Pres.
byterian Church, Lexington nearly ~
years My firstsresidence wien came
70 Misplace, was joining MI. (slayFs farm,
and eyer since have lived in:the neigh
boThood, and have known thia bonorabfe
gentleman and it gives me Measure 10
say, tbatl have never witnessed an act.
Or heard an expression from Mr.. Clay,
that was not i'd conformity with The strict
est morality; his character among The
great mass Of bis nsighbors, iss that Of
tigh. minded. honorable. kina, and be-
Enevolent gentleman. ID a Hord, sir, /
believe that Mr.. Clay's moral shsracteris
as good, and far teiter than rsosl OF the
political men with whom j. haze been &C.
quainted, and ( consider him :nore pre-.
sm,neatiy qualified in tpsry yessset loT the
Presidency Of the United Sisies ;, The
present crisis, than any man Is hem
And The honest and unobtressys desire
Of my heart is, that ID The god Provi-
denee of God be may Be- eleaJed 10 that
high and responsible Offices.
Yours, most resp, ally.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
Superior Court.

The Fan Tetfm Of lie circuit Superior Cour.
or Lay and chancety for Berkeley County, will
he y deId6sr lid Jefferson % the fish ii
October and il Frederick % The sth sf No
vember. I.j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
q ITHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Lett Wing editors revise their Tick
ct. and see That all The names arb printed
correctly. The Christian names should
be given in full. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
FuRTHnR REPUTATION.

Mr. 4. SHAN. Of Dayton ton fesdiag The as
saulis 10 the Locofuso press upoa ihs ptiya'e
character Of Mr.. Clay, addressed 4 nots The
REQ NH. Hal, Presbyterian alefsyman AZ
Lexington, Ky, desiring him.,c state whs. ~.
CLAWS moral standing was among hisneighbors.
The following is the reply~bf Mr..Hsll Read
this clear and explicit testimony
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26


Than. thtn, e renarks he Nsv YsIk cear-
isfant Knquises. us have praof positive. thas The
Loeo Fosot srs assisted 10 he crusade seainkl
esesscsisa " British sold- Every lssnufaetorer
in0,tas1siiia directly interested il he succsss
= ~ Lsco Foeos. II Isnes 4. Polk S elee,.d.
pro,eelioa gin bs sbsndobet = Americas n,au-
fseisre. sili b destroyed she Anesiean psspl.
mnsi shen aspsnd oa forsisasrs for der needed
goods md shns he nanufac,arers Il Birminr.
han. Msnchesier and O,Asr Raslish ci,;.s. 6oa
nsu customers il America. Tksy eau. ,herefs,,.
nGsrt % spsld vas, huns u money II adm S,
llrc:ion u ~. Polk. hon which tker a.. 3 q.
e1lss % large and decided beaefls. Th.r. /.
nolhing Il ~ his vkich skeald cause ssrpris.
ks1sfsr L map alarm .. We oueh; 10 sxpss,
ma, foreigner win make eveky exersioa il
DER power . obtain control 4 our markets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

wesappose he Rev. iii. tEau vii now cone
ID for bis share cfsviinperatson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Captain TYLER arrived al Jordon's Sui
Ph1r Syringe on Thursday last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Erefntiue C2emency.--Wsl learn thai
Gov. Bouck hasgranied pardon ID Ding
Ter, theBproprietor Of The aBrohdway Cot
lage. /" No. 3l2 Broadway. who Vas SEN
fenced 70 Sing Sing for an airocious rape
committed At that place Oh ayouug girl.
The first iniimation we believe that par
don bad been granted 10 him. was given
BY seeing bin parading Broadway.
IN X Eaprs's
So much for Loco. Foco Governors
,CousTERrElTs The RicbmoOd Com
Pller Of Tuesday says:-3.At counterfeit
Ten Dollar bill Of The Bank o. Virginia.
lot the new plate was presented yesier-
day d nne Of our Banks. The engraving
and signatures are badly executed, The
name 81 ibe President i, mis.speli. and the
note i largefihan The genuine notes.
Captain TrLEa arrived Il Jordon's Sui
nhnF Srrs,. - - IT, = n -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
BUSHROD TAYLOR.

eeI hope this may be REGARDED as d
explicit answer 10 al inquiries % ID
subject. B. 7.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03

The Morris Canal Company Is likely to have more
trouble and other difficulties to encounter The late
sale under the Dutch mortgage has not wiped out all
the claims upon the property, upon those under
whose management the canal was at the time refer
red to in the annexed advertisements which appeared
IN very conspicuous place in the London Globe of
Saturday evening, the 9th Of October last.
AT meeting OF the holders of Sterling bonds of
the Morris Canal and Banking Company, held the 18th
September, 1914, 1t rcsOved-ttat legal proceed
ings be instituted against the parties in the United
States, by whom the concerns of the Company were
conducted, and upon whose representations the Bond
holders were induced to advance their money. That
10 dcfray the expenses Of these proceedings, sub
scription be- opened and that the bond holders be
quested to forward their subscriptions to SIR J. W.
Lubbock, Bart Foster & Co., Mansion House
street,
This does not state whether he proceeding will be
instituted civil crimnally but the time has
been too great since the act 70 enable the parties to
bring civil suit it only leaves u resort to criminal
one This will probably get the parties charged into
hot water. Can any inform who the Directors
of this Canal at the time alluded To in the above
advertisement The result of this movement will be
anxiously looked for, and the proceeding may devcl
ope something interesting and important to those en-
gagged in similar operations.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
From the Kaorrilie, Tenn, argus.

A private friendship of many years continuance
leads to the following tribute Of respect to the
~ of Tiglhman \. Howard.
When the acquaintance of the wrrer was first
formed with the subject Of this brief notice he
gagged as clerk IN a store AZ Newport Tennessee
HIS parents poor and his opportunities for intel
lectual culture had been limited. Eut genius had
placed her stamp upon his mind and tie iron hand of
poverty, and the obscure path which he had trodden
were unable TO repross lis noble aspirations. lie sought
books-he cultivated letters he made the acquaintance
of the well informed and the learned. The ledger and
the counting room became drudgery-they were for
saken. Thrsting for Improvement and ns. rucon he
exhausted the Libraries of the little vlage-and bor
rowcd books from abroad. Assoclatino with him a
few congenial spirits he formed Manuscript Vii
lage Periodical that spread among the citizens of
Its immediate vicinity evidences of his talents his
atainments, and his manly self-relahce lie studied
law-succeedcd III It's prac,ice-became member of
the tennessee Legslature-Was chosen a Jackson
Elector for bls District and with unusual rapdty
to rank In his profession and consequence citizen
and public servant But feeling that tie theatre on
which he confined too limited for his powers
and unsuted for his lofty aims be left the field of his
youthful labors and emirratcd to Indiana There he
found himself duly appreciaed-he received the
appointment of United States District Attorney
short time afterwards became a member Of Congress
and in loi0 selected BY the Democratic party
their Guberuatorial candidate for Indiana. During
the ast summer ne was appointed by PRESIDENT iyler
Minister TO Texas. and af.cr his arrival at the
seat of government lie fell a victim u Tie i-ycr.
Successful as lie Lad omncntly been in every W.
deraking of his life, lis friends calculated with
tainy that in Diplomacy, too, he would have covered
himself with green and imper:sIable laurcls. Tie
lone Star Of Texas the cherished object Of his
hcertics affections. 1t had been settled by his coui-
trymen-is independence achieved by their valor-its
freedom consccrated by their blood lis remuneration
to the United States was primary purpose Of lis
bassy. 1t formed, we dare say. in Ills dying hour
ray of hope that he had not sacrificed his life in vain
lie died in foreign land, and strangers followed him
to his long home !; but, Howard, that foreign land
shall socn be our own, and those strangers our coun-
trymen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
y. w. Harrison,


The lovers of Church Music have heretofore ex-
pressed the highest qualification in the excellence and
beauty of AIason's Sacred Harp. They VIII not be
less delighted learn that the cncrprsing author has
issued second volume of the same. much improved
and enlarged, and which must now, by all competent
Judges. be admitted take fs lead of any similar col
lection exiant. But one opinion have we seen or
heard expressed on tie subject. The present edition
has been enlarged by the addition OF about 100 pages
of choice music. the whole admirably arranged and
well printed. We could give columns of recommen-
datlons from the highest sources, had we space. 1t
needs but be examined by choirs and societies be
al once taken into favor
We hive also received copy Of Msson's .Juvc-
nile Harp" This work is GO; up on an entirely new
PLAN containing an excellent system of Elementary
Principles. adapted all classes of learners, and Is
filed with beautiful airs, many Of them selected from
the German. and excluding the trash so common in
books of the kind. We advise young gentlemen
and ladies who desire 10 cultivate taste for music
a. well school instructors generally. 10 examine the
work at our Office We have no hesitation in saying
that il should be introduced into the schools in every
section.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
COMMUNICATIONS.

MEssEs. CHAPNANs The Presidential election is
now over. and 1t has terminated gloriously for the
free principles of our government. Federalism. mo-
nopoly, class legislation, exclusiveness and Agern-
ism have met their just rebuke, and overwhelming
overthrow, in the signal defeat Of Henry Clay, their
great embodiment
But did not take up my pen TO write a dlsscr:a-
ton on the result Of the election and is fruits be-
lcve the excitement should be allowed TO pass OF,
and the country have some rest But IN justice TO our
party, and our principles, and the man who i now
suffering martyrdom tr his advocacy of the rights of
the people, cannot iorbcar 70 say that should next
ylndlcate them in his person. | therefore nominate
THOMAS w. DORR, the champion of popular rights.
and martyr for the principles of the Declaration Of
Independence, the Democratic candidate for Prcsi
dent IN ISIS, subject to the decision of proper
tlonal convention He told his Algerine Judges when
IN the exercise of their little brief authority, they
were. they thought, about 70 consIgn him dun
geon for life, and that he would exchange places with
them. Let US, by making him President show how
much better his position was than theirs.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-03
TEE Ir.sgsr.i.T'S.

LAFAYETTE, Nov. s7-The weather is r'casrt f,r The
season, though pT,ty hight Toe h>i # the week
The lyei aud caua iIoZe art the strong incica
tons If embargo i.ins lad nG"u foats
continue 10 aNc however The atas 4 gram faih'r
limited Wheat y without alteration Con- his cinsd.
We quote siiisd Soaes; tie -SaSo Oats 2i~2'.
P,&-Paca'Is are 10Th 20 a!yicc beyond : - lor ow'.
though understand ocls hagc o,on made hih ~
IA Lcavy.-JOpruak
CIHoINN ArThe Gin, nua'i Gazette r TIE est n.i'ni.
gives the following as tie prices winch wce paii Tor 1900
heads # ho- wao bad been ssustr'! Ia thai city, vD:
3 20, 50, - 80 O. 80 80 anl pine
lot at 3. Favorable accounts i4on NsW Ocars. aud
demand foI bacon ;ucd Tie Polk a,slrs
10 higher IIces than ihoy hal PIE iu>ls Htcnitd
LOUISVILLE Nov. lG.Tic iycr good stage for all
classes Of boa;,. an "a del e .i's areui,d
the landg> The cutting pacAia- Il bet I'D 20 la.
Commenced with activity ant yc,> sfieci
fair We quote hogs IL - Ga anl - heavy.
Flour be quoted al S3S0si,iJ Wheat tja.Oc. Fne
wood +. !, 20 u / 90 per clid al The nycD
Hrw ORLrhNs, Nov. S-Flonr remains 6ull 81 for
brand Of oa,. and i.lsl =, 40 for - LOUIS.
There change whstctci a. the provision mtkst-
WLisScy has elel u sj4sscf cl gall Il.
IT L1tIs. Nov. Ij.-Tion Cit, mills si.l2t ~ TIC
quantity AMI p Dy tie Gay LOAD; oo-niiy tr~il 3.oO
O.
H1e1;-Rccc?is heavy, ard alos h.i,k a 65,70 for
g oi 10 Trlne and 1Ntoj iot uieii4r.