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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-19
ounc Proceeding
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4eNHt A4s
Present AZ. elty. Pfesft -
w. Leake, Il Harrison.
men.
The meeting bsing ealIedl y MINI
of the previous meeting were re- snd abbf.
The following reeoIufion was olIefed s. &
Barnett and adopted.
Resolved thatfrom and after The passaee 81
ordnance. the taxes on al kinds Of taxabis
perry shall be 1.-THE following Tatss. viz
Dnrn ~ real estate Tax q 81 q cents
ever hundred dollars.
Upon 81 PslrPopal properly 81 l-s cents On
Urt sales Of all produce, groceries and ~
.tieles Kept q produce stores 30 cents on
every bundled dollars.
aon Sale g Dry goods 81 II cents on ever
Rl prae.lsing Physicians saxof ten 6i.
pn al Attorneys at laW tax Of ten dollars
Upon al pistols and Bowie nlves tax Of three
dollars each
Upon all Brokers Tax Of 500 for n months
$50 for months, $50 foT three months.
Upon all pleasure carriages 8 on each whtsI.
Upon al geld and Silver watches or clocks .
tax of per cent on the value Of each.
In all The tax collector shall take and
make bis assessment under oath Of the party riY-
ing IN the properly.
several Committees which were TO report
az meetings beg furter time which was gran-
gu motion the meeting aground
NAT. PERRY, PREssT. pro TEN.
JAS. p WILLIAMS CPk.
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Connection Election.
Whig TrinnnnLal!

The late election ia Connections, has re.
suited trillian, triumph Of he Wings;
The maI olily q lie higs over he .ioco
candidate isr Gov nor, IS 1893. and clear
majority over 81 opposition ofzsl. There
are iso towns IN LischHela three ii New.
Haven and l,so il New London q Sc heard
iroms bulis is not likely that these vii
dnes The majority more than io0. # s. much;
g. that BALDWIN, a al events Lac majority
81 more than afkousand votes ever shs loco-
foco candidate
Ia the Legislature 81 az a heard rem
stand as follows: ia Senate wings lseo,
focos s, and ia tho House ol B pEese natives,
Wings 100, loco-fscos "a. There are three
Senator'S, tive from Nlindham and one from
Middlessx, % bs heard ron, tos + even
they should be ioco foeo. they eannot fleet
the complexion O. ihe Senate Thus has
Connecticut once more done hes duty and
She nov stands erect
Law AGAINST SEDUCTION The SAFE 81
hIichigan have JUST passed avery we're law
against seduction and icenNonsnes lie
penalty being impfisonnept The State
prison ioT thFee and i've years.
You certainly don call that eerg sepens
law ID cases Of deduction. We should
call il very mild law indeed Whai, send
9 sedHcsr . the Penilentiary for three b I'VE
years! Would that Sc any reconpense 10
the innocent, coniding ana injured females
New ws think there should 81 law pass
"a giving to the reIaliyes Of The fsnale se-
duced, the power y place the ssdacer, u an
undressad Situation, into bacon hoeshead
Headed up aud drive a large quanusyo Che
largest sacks IN The aforesaid hogshsad and
shen take the hogshsad oshe top pme
rough hill and ei Il roll deWn ron his
6fteen times, and # Il desa moi affora
parties some satisfaction ana put he sedue s
egaiasi The perpeifation q similsi encs
Ven acknowlsdge oaFseIf 30 iuage 81.
The gsnlIemanly and accomodat q.
FRED. Waters, clerk Of the Yolant wi
please accep,our thanks fer The kind At
ton he has lown 70 us, ID placing Us !
possession Of late uP-river and Washington
papers. Our friend Capt, Garland, Of The
Effort, will accept our thanks for Ike favors,
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The " Western Empire, q locotoco paper
printed at Dayton, Ohio, makes use Of the
following chasts, beautiful and elegant Ian
guage in relation to notice in some paper,
that the ladies attend the Wing meetings in
the northern and middle States;
"The woman Of New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, may engage in eebaucheries
and drunkennsss-they may sing songs and
swell the chorusin favor Of Henry Clay, &c.
&C., but the purity and virtue ofohio's fair
daughters win never receive such stain.
Such an unmi.ligased and gross SANDER
upon the fair character Of Americas fair
daughters deserves the united condemnation
Of the ladies' Of both parties, and ne Jsilo,O
who perpeirated it should receive q the
hands Of both ladies' and gentlemen, there
buke that such a vilanous slanderef de-
serves. Such acalumnious charge UPON he
virtuous patriotism Of the ladies, who are
never indifferent to the claims "a 1ss
and wisest statesmen, and whose ieslings
are ever ardent for the prosperity Of America.
could animate only from the heart ofa de,
based and degraded Uillian! We are lgioicsd
to see the patriotic female. when she hears of
her coun.ry's wrongs, come out boldly and
cypress the feelings Of her fpll heaping boz
som, and The wretch who would dare con-
denim such virtue, should Be classsd with
the brute creation, and kickea out Of all So
ciety. We win treat che scoundrel 20 bol-
tie Of wine :fhs will visi. this section 81
eoun.ryl
The democrats held meeting st Jackson
on the 9th inst. Gen. Foois made
mendous speech; after xpsnpd 90 lhe
s,Oeei things Of lses-foeoisn declared .h
his hands lifted towards heaven, That NIr.
Van Buren, was not 10 fagor 81 The annexa-
dOn Of Texas, be would rsaouaes bin. and
leave fhe electoral liekst 81 This seer
that the annexation Of Texas IS q ss made
party question by the locofeee pagly in ias
coming contest Mr. Van Bareh mus
say yesor no anon this Texas matter and ie
is not in fayor Of annexalions il s bs gull
otined By The apostle o. ocofoisn n ihia
State. a bad predicamsni Mr. Van Bursn
is ia, truly.
Mics Lucy Long poor girl. has lafelY
capsvaled by 3 Cincinnati Charley, and 6
now taking hsr time in acaiabooso.
Exetange paper
The scoundrel he should Be sent o .a
Fenileniiary for life, Tor interfering With
the inisfeiiiag Miss Lucy while taking her
nme' in ne publie street, anl having her
sent 70 the calabooas instead 81 the kitchen.
Wonder # che tool her cradle with her
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cOMMRRCIAL



COTTON MARKET
The market 81 81 Wednesday chaiacler
IS eFed animation, aud the bushes nmennte
upwards & GOO balesf exclusive a epQti e9y
sold lale g the evening previous, no ogs insiAe
ed g en- loImeE report The ealle 49,
- prsgailed 81 Tanlsday, and Che gates rescued
{, 200 bales. etieaYo n English account ester
DAY lhe basIes comprised $500 bales3 and 4
would lave been IaroeF, but that holders demau-.
ded surh fnll prices Is 10 deter buyers Iem ope-
rating d addition g which, there was evidently
Jess Cotton oharine than On any previous Day q
the week. The safes of The slnsf three days reach
m 500 bales, and those Of the week oi
winch by az the greater portion vas taken ior
England.
Received since II Sept, 77l,s7s B
stock % band 249,fs2
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
L0lisisn1 and JfississipDi.
oRDlNART 64
NlIppLTee FAM, a 30
eooD AID fINz
gISciENAT1. Bril- 10.
Sales e -four yesterday at SIS y, 3 IS, 3 So.
and 1s-snosf e s. So. Between 700 300 bbls,
Went 81 atthese Prices.
seles Nhiskey at canal and riper at 184c.
per gallon
Sales q Iinseed oil from mills lo some extent at
re. per gallon within few days.
ARB Edo Thursday the 18th inst,
by be Rev Doc 0'Reily. of the Catholic
lhu1eh Frederick Wheelass. ESD, 10
Ailsa Elizabeth Dorsey allof this county.
IA announcing tlas above marriage, we
cannot bnt expras how much our pride was
fattered, bg Tie testimony we received Of
bair remembered % joyous an occasion.
Ihs Tich, luscious slice Of pound-cake; done
up nicelg BY some kind fair hand, andsent
g promptly and safely, showed is that
with Iae good things Of the bridal feast,
ihere vas full few Of 81 npashy with the
DRY dull sound 81 the printers hard yoca-
tion.ANa besfak and hope for long life
and substantial b appiness for the groom and
bis amisble bfide
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(" Let me not be misundersiood--and !
entrsat that I may not be MIsREPREsENTED.-
I an NOT advocating the revival ola HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR ABID-
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
PROMISE ACT. am for doing what no
denisd-giUing % the country q revenue tOhich
may proUide fJr fke economical tUGnfs Of ne
Government, and at he same time giUiRg in
cidenIal protection 10 our home industry. "-
Speech Of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March LIST, 1919.
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Tie Sleamcg ncton lei Alexandria,
p. rs on lhe 12lh ul q Philadelphia,
where the intention IS Captain Stock
ton means g inresi'g aie. slirough the agency
81 @ franklin Institute, the cause of the
late explosion. Captain s.. We learn, has
adopted Captain kennon's two sons, and
presented Mrs. 0ilmer with $4,000.
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n the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Southern District Of the State
Of Mississippi, to Nay Term 1874.
Edward Ford,
rs Ais. PIN. e "a,
Archibald O. Hall.
I virtue Of The above stated execution
70 me directed, from the Clerks Office
.oi the Circuit Court Of the United States
Tor the Southern District of the State Of
MississlPpi viii expose 10 public sale. 10
the highest bidder, for cash. in front Of The
Court House door Of Yazoo county, ia the
town IF Benton. on
loadag, tie 22nd dag of ADriT. 1874.
within ths hours prescribed b. law. All ar
the right title and interest of the defendant
Archibald G Hall, IN The following named
negro slaves via Eastin, jordan, Tom.
jane, Marian, Joel. Hannah, Vina, John.
beckey Ann, I'm. Washington, judy and
Louisa Mary and Lewis. Leviedo q the
property Of the defendant Archibald 6 Iall.
and will be sold % satisfy plaintiffs debt
and costs.
q. MlLIasR, Marshal S. b. M.
b ". &. BArTE, d. III.
April l2 1874. (pr fee 81 SOY $780,.
The state of alississfppi.l PRoBtrF f.orsr
zee -ountys March term 1914
f HEhEAS Thomas ]. Calchin1s. al
ministrator De Bonis non Com TesIe-
MEMO Annexc Of the Estate Of RoRart E4fqy.
ginbotham, deceased, having rsbses med
unto The court Thai il would Be beneficial
70 all persons Interested therein 10 sen ihe
'ollowing described land lying and beino 81
the cOunfr ct 1azoe aud State of AFier,4esS
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"Wilh respect to the station which that portion
Of our population engaged in MECHANICAL,
pursuits ought to occupy in the United States, !
hink hat az citizens. aGiire and nGttraliSed lrih
out any regard to their RESPECTIVE vocATIoEs, should
enjoy such confederation IN society due 20 heir
uirtue and intelligence, their industry, sobriety and
general Department. CLAY.
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MAKE 44-M pay A0t
The Rev. Antoine NerEen; clergyman 81
he French Epiesepa Churehs has Sc snsd
10 New York iol libel % Maria &c d Hays.
The damage sfs laid 81 so 900.
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fANuF -orEoN Bses
The article q bug nn and bale gopa forms
impe ant elem national Industry. and
j covering IL two and BALI millions Of
bales Of cotion, The elea ple % Ute lni
red ssates il may be Of interest ID prssen
its Sta
350hand ms Ii Keniucky make. 800 GOO ds
Fulton Bagging Factory Cin. 100000
Power looms, 81 Maysville, KY. 100000
S at Lomseille Ky, ,t00,Q00
81 New Albany, Ind, 100000
Id Missouri 100000
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S Sale.
eeprt of he Tinted States
District IF tie STATE
epi, e Hey Term 1874
IoH s. Mnuell,
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VII PrlncipIea ID NIeasures.

list. al SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY
regulated by the wall and authority Of the Nation
Cd An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO
TECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rd JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise Of the VETO.
4ih. "A faithful administration Of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
States.
5th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
isiration Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom Of thoughtand Of the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper Interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing the incumbeD, Of the presidential Office to a
SINGLE TERM.
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the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Southern District Of the State
Of Mississippi, to Nay Term 1874.
Edward Ford,
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q. NllIasIss Marshal s. D. M.
b " 3. Bate, D. III.
april ~, 1914. (pr fee 81 SOY $780,.
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Them segars.

Our friend HENv A. MURRY, bar keeper
on board Of the steamer Yazoo City, pre-.
sented US, few days since, with box Of
splendid Cigars, for which our hat is ofT.-r
Being judge Of the article, we pronounce
them genuine, none Of your Regalie's made
Of Spanish wrappers and Kentucky stl6Fiag,
but ;he real Simon pure. Just imagine,
gentle reader, that you see us ia our saactsai
putting these cigars, Watching the smoke
which SO graceful curls" The pleasure IS
beyond description.
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FrIaay. Ill a. Ist1.

an sTgwaMss 9BlToR.
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NOTCE.

jas. 3 .LLIAsIs Cl,k.
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"a tnIrIy-tIlTec HlIIIlUuS OF uUIIdtS -
DEBTS OF THE GoyERNMENIs OF EUROPE

The contrast between the tables very striking
only two governments Of Europe have less debt per
head than this country This country, compared with
those of Europe is but in the grstle, with immense
extent of SOIL population rapidly increasng with inter
nal improvements far enough advanced to supply the
cesses OF the country for many years to come withou
much additional expenses most Of the objects for which
those debts were contracted have been perfected and
are daily becoming more productive the country adj
vances and increases in wealth and industry. For year
past the States have thought Of nothing but
for oans-thcy have nothing to do but provide 70
their payment The youngest and poorest States in III
Union have the heaviest debts in proportion their popu
laon Florida for instance, has debt averaging S7I 50
for every individual within her boundaries. Arkansas
and Michigan have very large liabilities Vermont New
Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut have no Sta
debts The amount due from the of this Union TO
the capitalists Of Europe will eventually be paid tho
last fraction principal, interest and compound interest
The burdeno Of the public debt does not comfortably
it did at first The people have been depressed by
the movements Of the swindng fnancers and bank Off
GERS that they became desperate and reckless They
recovering from that feeling and find their debt
.tantly increasing and the interest yearly compound
ing They cannot but admit the legality OF the caimt
and their better feelings prevail towards their liquidation
The cry OF population at first laughed atthe inab
y Of pay her annual interest being satisfactorily
proved the result little thought Of Public feeling
has changed and States like individuals feel CALLED by
the letters OF Indebtedness.
Advices received from Illinois regarding the NOV ements
OF Gov Davis and Gov Ford in the vicinity of the canal
state that Gov Davis speaks in the highest terms Of the
prospect Of speedy completion Of that important worl
There is not much doubt but that Gov Davis will make
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New stock Exchange.
state Of Trade

The markets still continue very duh and prices without
alteration.
AsHEsNo change in either descriptions. Pots are dull
at 81 $751; and Pearls at So l21
WHlsKEY.-Drudge quote at % cents barrels at 24J
cents.
HAY.-There very few sales of North River bale at
so a SIC. Very little country in the market.
PRovsroNsWe have not the slightest variation TO re.
port either in price demand for any article under this
head.
BUTTER is in fair request and prime sells at Ia l5c
BEEswAx.-Prme yellow sesf freely at 29c.
last quotations Genesee at 81 GA 6s3 Georgetown
firm. Rye sells at 81 60. Southern Corn at 47c.
CoTroS,-There a very brisk enquiry to-day and
about to 5000 bales changed hands at full prices holders
exhibiting little disposition to sell even at small adv
the market closing with very good feeling.
REAL ESTATE at auction by Anthony ]. Blocker s. Co
The brick building and lot Of ground belonging the late
American Insurance Company No 81 Wall street, about
Is by 100 feet. ............... S64, 900
The four story store and lot Of ground No. i04
Maiden lane, containing about 81 feet inches
front by about 40 feet deep ............. i2750
The three story brick store and lot No l02 Mai
den lane adjoining containing about 10 feet
inches front by about IS feet deep. .... TO- 500
The property on the Eighth Avenue belonging to
the Merchants Bank containing $50 feet 8
inches on the avenue, "a feet 8 inches on Fourth
street and 100 feet on Jane street. .... II GOO
The house and lot No. 29I Madison street ~ w.
of SCANNED street, containing about IL
feet by So feet ,. .................. 2Il(
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MARITIME HERALD.
foIsr oE aEw s0Hn, JANUARY II.



%s'qsy TSi%p'SS K' Oct
Jack New 2,n G MGss Gs ssos
Cole Petersburg. Va, j Hunter.
Arrived.
mds. to Woodspil N atura p" nun ''" WIN
nd .p IGs s Wa seg si 50 days % p. w
native of Copenhagen The has 30 sseage pas
Brig Tsmpco, Murcb, of New Haven 22 ds from Autapas
s, T.. wh e GS' sso .on Nsc,n do Eaton M Me
Brig w Huntington, Bauzett, II days from Havana to
Brig smi,h Tuse Bush Isdav, from Havana, with fruit
TO order The has eepeed severe weather gu the pas
sehr grb,na small IS Day from Tsmpco with hides, to
sehr Abraham Brown Davis, ds from Ph,dcpha, with
,,c ss Sf Dsp.v..l f S% C. with naval
schr Louisa Nye ds from New Bedford. with OIL to the
schr 0ro,imbo from Msch,s.,
schr orin'o, Curtis, from Maeh,a'' to master.
Brig isabella, Lowell I'm Rio Janero. Nov s. with eoae
Brig Aab.na Dudley from Apslacheols with cotton. to
ss!,s si,es ass~S, % Z. FIN Rio osnas;
A''' '''' and . Orig; s sIis%S"
Ships A,hbuton, IIodtedge for Liverpool; He-.pou Fl.
tides St John, NIB Henry North Carolina; H.lJee Flitne
Herald Marine Correspondence.
BosroS. Jan. 9, 1874
Arrived since evening papers went to press-Mousoon,
Bark Teazer, rocket. Mobile nth, Point 18Th ultPs,ed
Caps Florida w 80 niles Missouri fsom Mobile fos New
Brig Porto Rico Cote ELL Balire Honduras 10Th nit LET
egs@ 80 S. 0T IL g. g. Rsa's
Bs,s Calcutta PAN Bonas, s,h ai,-Lef no Am vessels.
Thu weather very cold herhermomeer At sunrise zero
Wind with every ."n,s.sse 4 s"9S storm
hs. .. s &. bulk s's s 5.
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90 SICK HEADACIIE.-Peter's Cordial Lozenges,
for sick and headache Dr. Peters almost fears
to speak these Lozenges they deserve lest he should
startle the readers creduty for claiming for them the
of nvgorating the mind of dispelling melancholy
and low spirits ofsublimnP the inauguration, of strength
ening the nerves sweetening the breath giving there
unto bamy fragrance and almost instantly curing the
headache and correcting affections he attributed
20 them no virtue hch they do not fully possess In ad
dton they the most delicious Of all Lozenges and
equal any thing yet discovered for curing sessck
toning the stomach and sharpening the appetite
Principal Office los Fulton street
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Foreign Markets,

CARACAS MARKET, Dec. s.-Cofee-The demand has
altered considerably during the last few days and but few
small parcels have changed hands at S. TO- according
quality. The stock on hand is small Sugar-We have
to report falling Oft from previous rates few sales
have taken place at g. and 10 the quintal. Com-The
stock on hand is abundant quotations IL IS the cwt.
Hides-S8 the quntal.
Exports from Lag,ra-From LIST January to LIST Decem-
ber lS43Cofee, 1875 800 quintas Cocoa, 80, $40 cwt
Cotton, $40 cwt; Sugar, A,224 cwt Hides, 80 ,l64
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Orleans cotton aud loaded her taIn freight iso pack
Ss.: ."as ,ss Ss beng
Beach. wss OF Monday night The EIfe.i .iye
her up The city Capt Bell Of the Ese'li9T lowed
aIgS ANCHOR I'D pIes,t' hs blow %.asty
s ME- TX, rs from ksy % Ss
G S 70 the s.3 ard the h.ys found
1 % Ssss had Wa :: 50 ass ss
Jssa r"sas had 70 be pnhung to get at She nov MANY
s, and ID p sa On hey gs
sren,ns wreekns 'oop arrived from hs reef th afternoon
y az he ss and p,s. ' s s ss
, ,;"nsa Ga Is
%s sn she had q po s na ac
st aud y @ and .i S sss
ss' sud ado ONE i s
80 lSG 81 osy ,ss Ta%pcG 81: port No., d..
>, MJsh;.lss d. FIN Rio Janero NY0rk Dc 10, l..
Convoy Towne fin Boston for Manila Canton with loss
Foreign Ports
Isle OF FRANCE Sept FIN port, STAR Brown, for Mocha
,o BsrA E, Sept sa port Aaes,os Webb fer SINGAPORE
no so'on VIA Maari'as ar Aug 81 and proceeded up
Passed Angler Aug 60 Brookne, Allen, I'm Salem May %,
CALeUrIA Oct 2,ln port, Sophia Rogers. aud Angelo.
Cs,kiGn for Boston, %so log TO sal about Nov
amsterdam: LaeiIs Perkins. p samata. Aug .,, Is
n. 81 III
MARsEiLiEs, Nov GAR Powhatan Marshall. from Bal.
De h S. '
50 s' only 9 S% sT:s & re So
LAoVarD.;D Dec Ia-Au Com Warrington, FIN Baltimore
oA'AoeA'' Nov s'1 ;.,,. Tsw: :.. SYorA'
saS eas;: Stanley %sn .s"
.Bss .S p Eess ecss, h s
Bsan oss II ka.wie sa'
se Th SsS coca aEI nc :i
sAItM, Jan s-Xn St Paul Osborn Manila, Two Brothers,
odspeed, NYork-sld Organ, Howe. Africa, having re-
HoLMrs HoLn, Jan sAn Only Daughter, Tucker abec,
ass NoSE M Aa% F d sio !s' Fran
HyAssis. Jan 5-Ar Emblem, FIN Baltimore for Noston.
= - s4s ' fsSi% "a" h;;e.
h.lyhs %h cd VIA % Badger Coma Noble Ctr sd
.RoyisesTows Jana-Afi PaIhs New York for Frankfort:
Lyceum Damon and Lap"ing Anderson scituate for North
ERR ,; J1Shn port Planet fer B,mSrs of and
Kelsey SD. Industry: BaGsl
| does; Eliza, hoover, ~ had.
PH,LADELrHIA, Jan id-Ar Amcda, A.hby from Apala-
| chicola
RICHMOND, Jan 8-Arr ThadIeus WaIpole, NYork-Sd,
Manchester Worth, NYork Constellation. Eng ish Jersey
| City.
pools Odessa IBID Vaughn, st John-Sid Europe Barker.
| Z ItsMouih
NV ORLEANS, Dec 3Cld James Shepherd. Bcuteile,
Liverpool; Winnegance, Lowe. NYork Isabella do; Ko-
chee Hucbens, Boston Frederick Jacob (Breml Wsnheu.
Bremen; Evening Stsg tbr Green Hull Eas;, AjS sege
MeConnsli Havana Commerce, Prince Demarara, Danube,
msar Eustis Caaz; Wr'tphaia fBrem) Wesris Bremen;
A@rsa" Wseoers Portland Ms NeT York PAcset lBrl
Gfy Pot Spain. Tni ad Eliza Kinney, Barbadoes; LOU
sa tBr) Newman ffaliiay-Bel.w coming Bngor, OF.
don I'm Havre Scotia Vera Cruz; Osceoli, Vaudaia, and
Teazer
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very favorable report of theJwhoe concern but there
are 90 many contingencies connected with the negoca
tons that all particularly interested have great fears of
an unfavorable result of all the movements The whole
depends upon the adopted by the OF
the people Of the State at the next legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-11
those before reported. z
State Debts 5000 3s 900 SI48 3 IS $I3 Is 50
U. 8. Debt. 26 GA 6l8 1888 679 Il, 069,453 so

Total, 1888, o. 648 I30797g2 81 IS 50 Is
The above table shows the total indebtedness of the
General and State governments with the proportion Of
the debt and interest to every head Of population. Tho
average amount for every man. woman and child in the
indebted States is sis 49, and of interest 81 cents The
proportion Of the debt of the general every
inbsbant is 81 so, and the interest cents The total
amount of the whole debt is little rising of hundred
and thrty.th millions Of dollars -.