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PENNSYLVANIA almost Right.

lnhc great State Of Pennsylvania, tho locos have
mCcepded,in vote of about 500, 900, in electing
Their candidate for Governor by the patry majority
d $500, as stated by tho Daily Tribune Of the 18th
instant
1''hc last gubernntoral election the party which
successful NOW had majority of % ,Oo3. Wing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21
IN CHNNCERY-FO CIRCUIT,
John Mauorks vs., Francis Bogrrs snd RclaJ!

Rogers.
yT7HEREA3 John NattoekS OF Peachan in ia
w County Of Caledonn, at the term CT TO
Court Of ChGncPry held az Danvills in said County
tho Er5t Tuciduy Of June, a. D. 1884, f,d lis
bill &C compliant against Francs Rogers Of Lowell
in the County Of Orleans and Robert Rogers Of tho
City and County Of New York, setting firth thai
sad Francis was indebted to said John in tie sum
OF $3.50, specified in promssory note tearing data
on tha 9Th Of December SAL payable to said john
in two years from the LIST day of January thln
rcxt.--Anh in order 10 secure the payment dsereof
sold Francis On the day and year last aforesaid by
his deed dolly executed conveyed TO said John iln
following tcsc,iAcd land In Lowell in the County Il
Oheans, viz The west half Of lot No. G in thu
9th Range, confirming so acres he the same rn,rn
or lcss--An1 afterwards On the 23d day Of june
lSi3, said Francis duly conveyed the same prea.i,
SEES 10 sail Robert Rogers in fee and praying fore
closure OF the gqlty uf redemption of said Francis
and Robert in uLdtO the premises aloresaid-And Il
not appearing tAat said Robert had had personal no.
tico Of the perdrncy Of said bill and the sail Rol;-
Crt Rogers residing without this State that sub.
pom canDo ba served upon him, therefore in prr-
suEnce Of the oyieions Of the Statute in such
maha and pro, llrd notice is hereby given 10 tho
said Robert Rogers and he hereby required to mike
his personal Appearance leicre the Chancellor of
the Fourth Judicial Circuit Of the The State Cr Yer.
mont at DonvilIe in sal Caledonia County, on tie
first Tuesday of December next being the first day
Of the next stated term OF the Court Of Chancery in
said County and make to said Bill Of com
pai;.i aud abide tie order Of said Chancellor in lhp
premises
And the complainant in said bill is ordered to
this order 10 he published three weeks success
lively in the Cncdonihn, newspaper printed at s..
JUlInsbury in said County, tho last publication of
which sha!! bo a, Ieast twenty days previous to tho
commencement OF said next stated term TO be held
on the fist Tuesday of December 1914 10 which
term eaii cause stands continued.
Given uLdeG my hand o, DnnVille dis I5th day
Of Oclobcr, A. d. 1874.
sAhiL D, MATTC CKs, CLERK.
Wm MArTocHs, Solicitor. 377w3
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

JNLEDONTN JUUN 7.
' IsSs p ,. I Hsn' Assistant Judges,
Joseph Preston, Danvie, Sheriff.
Nathaniel Perkins I'd, High Bnilllf
Theron Howard, States Attorney.
Sam'l b. Mntocls, Judge of Probate.
Gcurge W. Drew, Seneca Ladd, Joseph c. Fuller,
Jail Commissioners.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
M M"l". Ei.S Jo0i e., Assistant Judges,
Horace Powers, Morristown, Sheriff. ..
l.. r. Poland jr, States Attorney. -
Salmon Wires, Judge Of Probate
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iCP writer in the lus, Star over the signature Of
"Junor'' says he understands Mr. Putnam, the 81
party candidate for Congress for tho 9TH District to
be a rink Wing. The writer knows this to be all
CANNON or he is rery much Of junior.
Wonder if the loco(ocos, when they can mako ont
Mr. Putnam 10 be Wing, (he is not nor never has
been one,) will succeed in getting all the votes Of
tho Sd party locofocos FOR Dillingham; Not few
of them voled slyy for him before. They are toasns
very hard those who did not then, to do nov
This is the string upon which they pulling.
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HURRAH FOR ONO &!

GEORGIA. We have complete returns from
Of the 8 Congressional pislrcts--4 Wings and 3 To-
COS elected to Congress, and the other still ia doubt,
but looking rather Policy In tho present Congress
there arc only Wings from Georgia.
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0.BAHKe@a

in Burke, Sep, II, Capt, SEwr1L BnxNnrr
aged 20. Printers in N. II. will please, Sc.
In Concord. October 8, Of cancer, Mr JONATHAN
WOODBURY., aged 65.
In Concord, OF dropSy, Mr. SOLOMON GEE, az
ed 10.
AT Sherbrooke, Oct. II, hen John Fletcher, og
ed II, Of the Justices Of the Court CT Queens
Bench FOR the District of St Francis
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Freemen Of the Fourth District,

Ia voting Cor Mr. Polk and Dillingham; you vote for
the o.ostabishnent Of the sub-lreasury-to reduce
tho wages Of American aborers to n level with the
labor Of the hard money despo.ms of Europe TO re.
ducc the price Of your productions, and the vano of
your firms.
You vote against protection to American Industry,
and in favor OF giving your market to tho British
monopoist1.
You vote for the immediate annexation ofTexas -
FOR with Mexico FOR national dishonor- for as
sumng the debt Of Texas, Cover $22 900 ,OOO) for
the benefit of Slavery.
You vote to rob Vermont Of her share in the pub.
lie lands
You vote for great snb-troasury Pnnk, to be un-
der the control Of the President enable him to in.
crease his army of olIice-hoders, and pny them in
gold and silver while the people have depre-
ciaed paper currency.
What say the uncoared freemcn TO such an enter
tainment' Can Dillinghams soft soap or crocodile
tears make it palntahle' Vdfchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21

Reported for%he Daily Advertiser and Patriot
Al Market, $50 Eeef Cattle, I5o Stores, 400
Swine, and $500 Sheep,
PRIcEs- Beef CGtAe-Wc quote a few extra ~
8; first quality 25i second quality 4; third
quality rs 70;
Stores-Two years old from $40 Is; three year
old from Is 10
Sheep from 81, % to 2,25
SwneLots 10 pedd!e from 81 to &c, according IN
qualify; large barrow Shoals 4; At retail from / to
5lc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21

DsArH.-Wc are panied TO state that Mr. Gusa-
NJ, c. Wright, formerly Of Queen AIMS County,
died on Wednesday evening last, very suddenly, in
Kent county, from tho bite or sting Of spider. Mr.
Wright bitten in the arm few days ago, The
gan to morIiry. Anputulion urged by the ply
stefan, bat Mr. Wright refused have ii done, s. tho
modification extended to his breast, and terninuted
his existence "Wednesday evening last. centre.
i.ii1c (1IlN Times,
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RI At Ahe Town Elections last week, the Wings car
ried 90, the Loeps 40 towns; the Wings gained
EIGHTEEN, the Locos TWO.--Nothing more need
be said about COnnecijcw,
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GGAm 2&9A 4GSa

Ia this town. a: Holiness Hotel, October s, by
Rev J. II. Worcester, Nir WILLARD BUSpY 10
Miss OcrAvA ID. FYLrR, both Of Burke.
In North DanviIle, Sept %, by Rev r. l.. FTar-
vey, sir Welcome Drown, OF ST. Johnsbury, to Miss
Sarah Gates, of North Danye.
In Glover, by Rev. J W. Ford, Mr. c. G. Hardy
to Miss Sarah Baker.
In Northied Oct. o, Mr. John II. Merriam, OF Bar
net, to Mise Saruh S Preston Of y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21

iD@It appears that the quarrel among the Wings
Of Grand Isle County about Senator resuked in the
election of the Polk candidate. Where is that Ban
ner. viii the editor OF the FREQ Press be kind o.
nough to send an Olive Branch to his friends of
GRIND Isle ? f..
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Splendid DRY Goods
. ar a,a. ba.
FULLER, IDE & CO.'S.

VIV l. Sc CO. have received their stock of FALL,
e and WINTER GOODS and would barHcu.
tGriy invite tho attention of the Ladies of Lyndon
and the adjoining towns to their assortment of
Fancy, Dress and Cloak Goods,
comprising greater variety oistye, pattern and
quality thanthey have had the pleasure of oor
ing TO their customers and their goods have hcen
pronounced by those Ladies who have exdmiped
them to be of the most beautiful paerns that kays
been brought into this vicinity. .s.' -.
Rich silk, cut and uncut silk velvet GraVats anil
Points, grlles, gimpure and thread edgings aud in
serons black do do gimpure web lace, a new and
beautiful article for capes, black and white web lace
black lace wells, harnse, musns, lawns linen can.
brio crimpt dmity, linen hdkfs. cap and lonne. Rib
bons, iGnges. gimps, cords rich french and other
Shaw!s Calicoes, the latest styles Ginghams. blue
black Silks, light colored plain and figured do for
wedding dresses, cashmere, cashmere do ecass plain
and printed mus de hines, Cashmere and Grape do
eo!ipnes, stripes. chusaps. algan satins Ron,elias
Iunettas, Alpaecps (mpde from alpaca woody plain
and figured linen cotton aud silk warp Alpsccas sBlk
aud blne block Apiaes. plain and watered do. mere
nos, Paranettas, Sc all of which will he sold t,erv
io1c for caSh. r @ g.. FULLER, IDE g. Co.
Lyndon. Oct |, 1874. .. ..rs 378d
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tEP writer in the Houston Star calculates that
the debt Of Texas amounts to 800 per head for ev
cry man. woman and child in the Republic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21

ICJ@ln order TO make as decent show as possible,
the Poll'ies in comparing the in recent State
eIecIIonsgn back to the Presidential election of 1870
ltwood seem to be ,imo enough to do this when an
other Presidential election occurs Anything for II
show.
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sCFThanksgving in New Hampshire. Thursday
the 4th day of November next ....
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1 S, D o O =!


and M one knows better about it than its editor.
lhe Senate is loco and the House ditto by light
majority The Congressional delegation uncertain ms
YET IN several Districts and wait for the Gull re-
a'"' In the County and City Of Philadelphia p
600 me Native Americans" voted for Skunk the
"co candidate for Governor, but a ma jortv Of this
p"V voted Tor Narkle. We see il stated that on
congress men the popular vote is nenrIy equal be-
'"e1" oe wings and 'ocos throughout the State. If
"' O' true Polk will find it uphill business to run
WI" ana keep up with Skunk unless lie can make
himself out good German
JUST AS WE SUPPOSED he WAS 1'b.
'O"P'"er Patriot inimaicd somewhat strongly few
~" mat VIZ Putnam, the 81 party candidate
"sresS tn this District, Wing. The Pat
'' p'aP+ had double motive for this, IL; to in.
'"'' some Wings To 20 for him. but more especiyi'v
"e lew I""of"co 81 party who voted FOR
" September upon Nir Dillingham; hereafter.
my ''''""'ng, from the last Sd party organ, tn.
''''"h' Fireman." the reader cnn see what ur
''' - and h it is not foIl declaration Tint he is
., "O'crn man wah southern principles except his
AoI '"'' "e 'oann" nnderstand the english Of it.
- '"e'S we have been inisinorned in the mat
,1 "' ne been Wing Ut the time he was nomina-
m "0 nohor would have fallen upon some one else.
,.,r "''s OF much more distinguished individual,
,n '''en'' and labor IN the abolition cause, were
"n'e Treated rather lightly by some who were
'' !" h's nomination, andfor tie reason, as we
b,, supposed, this individual entertained the idea
was not good policy to make slaves Of the free
cno.' u The moth by falling in with sealhern prin-
,nd,, :" 0'ner words, he was Wig aboltlonst;
pominsi s'""eman who went SO strongly for Mr. P's
tb. oL. una made ohjectons TO the nomination of
mn,L 70 Individual 10 whom we have referred, is as
e,,, "soshed for his locofocoisrn as for any 9th.
cOrDo, y. character. ifthese thngs did happen in
sb.. u'y are none the less significant, especially
The freeman: ~''' "''' '"' ''''0~'"s' ''o"
d,,to, AN.-The democratic papers in this
GeO,. '' red hard to get up the impression, that
"'"'"0m' the Liberty candidate for Congress 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21

We have returns in The Only Trbune Of Oct. l6,
from all but small counties, which show glorious
Wing Victory. The mnjori,ies in the counties heard
from stand thus
1874. 1912.
Barley, w. Tod l., Corwin, w. Shannon, l..
20,4i6 1882 1904 1900
BARLEY ahead, 2,434.
In these counties shnnnon's Majority in 1912 was
3,l9i, showing Wing gain 40 far 5,625..
The SNAIL counties to be heard from gave Shan
non 2I4 majority. His majority in the whole State
was 3,4ls. Wing gain upwards Of 5 900.
The State Senute is Wing for the first time Cor sew
en- yours-now by majority, the House by IS nm
jorty, which secures Wing u s. Senator in the
place Of 1'OPpnn, loco
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whigi and we have lately perceived that the story is
believed by some of the democrats. Now VIC would
inform these PnPers and whoever it may concern that
Mr. Putnam fs mol Whig and NEVER WIS, and
there is little prospect that he ever will be- in tho mod
ern sense or application of that term. We expect
that the papers which have mnda this fnse statement
will cheerfuy correct their error, especially, they
have found so much fault with party for selecting
so large proportion Of their candidates for Office from
men who formerly belonged To the Wing party.
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s,pa 304GRgER@Ro
uoNDAY TOBER 81, 1914.
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CONGRESSIONAL. ELECTIoN-VERMo
The official canvass gives Foot 1918 over all; Col.
lnmer 1890 do, and Marsh 1881 do. Tho vote in
tho Ith District stands as fcllows-except Johnson,
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MILLERIsM. As the world did 'come to an
end on the 10Th, predicted, the time has
been postponed 10 some quarters. to the 22d--to-
There is great deal Of excitement in Bos-
ton, and nnmberless Their places, upon the subject
Just now.
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BLANKS, for sale a, this oaics.
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"BoUNcrR.' Paul floughton, E,q. Of Lynn
don, presented us lat week with sturdy Pumpkin,
weighing 81 pounds. if any body can bent this let
them say We hardly know what to do with the
monster, bnt guess we shall keep till after election
and celebrate the election of the Farmer of Ashland
by inviting the universal Polk party to pumpkin PIE
Supper. They'll want lutte good cheer abo,t That
time. ---- ------- ------ -------- LII
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PENNSYLV ANA. Our friends nre confident
Penns, vanin will vote Cor Clay for President md FOR
this reu'on -Pnnnsy vann il Tariff State, and il
has only hcrn by the preleu,ion Of The local candi
d les, ,ha, in almost all nnses, that they ure the
Gioahs Of hr Tariff or 1912, tha, they have succeed
ed by small MINORITY. Put Folk upon ,he race,
openly for the repeal or ,he Tariff, urd any may
guess how he will come or A Correspondent Of
the Tribune rites us follows
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patent medicines Of the
pplied with any ofthe a.
small I'D vance from cost
FULLER, lDE s. co.
t-, 371lf
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"" eTHcTUh TIC mnJnFIIy OF al others oNer Mt
Dillingham; is 56s.
The vote Of the town-of Johnson was, for Chnnd-
Ter SO, Dillingham; rs, Putnam 7s-mnking tho real
mai oriy over Mr. y. 65l.
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Together with most Of the
day. Physicians will be ST
boYe named medicines at a
Lyndon, Oc!. |, 1914.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21

In the election in Pennsylvania previous to the
Pr" id1nal election in 1910, we havn l6rofoco au-
thnrity for saying that II went against by 526.-
he Wings heat dawn this majority and carried the
state at the Prc-idenlil election The recent cleo
ton is batter than this, and has resulted yery much
this time according to the calculation of the Wings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-09
New stock Exchange
State OF Trade.

AsHrs-Thero is very little doing in either descrp
ton OF this article Pots we quote at "a 56t 4623
BREApsrurFs-No change to-day. In the absence of
any demand prices are merely nominal Western Flour
BEEswAx.-We cannot alter quotations for this ar
cle or report any Improvement in the demand. Prime
y elbow still sells in small lots at 301 SOLE
Cora oN-Market today had very dull tone; about
5000 bales was taken at previous rates but little DISPOSE
by The
Freghts to-day have improved three transient ships have
been taken up at I'd and I'D.
WHIKEY.-Drudge casks are very dull at 23lc. Prison
barrels are more active. We still quote 243 253c.
REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made at
Two story frame building No. 81 Goerck street.
with two story brick building on the rear. Lot
Three lots at the corner of Gcerck and Rvingion
streets 100 feet on the former and 10 on the lat
ter, with the five buildings thereon. 80. l4,60O
Two story frame house and lot, No. las Monroe
street near Rutgers street, lot % by 100 feet On
the rear twostory brick house, with entrance
The lot Of ground, No. So Greenwich street Is it. $3.50
front and rear by 80 feet inches and 81 feet in
Lot No. S adjoining ); feet front and rear by s:
feet and 80 feet inches in length sides. $500
Lot No S. 60 do do by SO feet and IS feet 0oo
Lot Nosi do do by S. feet and md Sc feet '
inches length sides. ............... 800
Lot No 81 Do % feet front ad feet rear, BY So
feet 6, and 81 feet in length on sides, with 20 #
front at of lot on Christopher street. 49,. $500
Two story frame house and lot No. SO Greenwich
anu CorEer Oh christopher streets. 3,oOO
Two story brick house No. 399 Hudson street and
lot "a feet by 100 feet. ............ 4s75
Lot on south side Of 2st street. % feet front and
rear by LOG feet in length, distant 32S feet from
the s. w. corner of It'll avenue. .......... 1875
Two story brick house. No. 4O3 Hudson street.
rand lot % feet by 80 feet. .............. 4,4Oo
Dwelling house No. Is North Moore street. and
lot IS feet by IS feet. ................. 1880
Two lots on south side OF Rvington street, con-
tanning AZ feet by IS feet distant IS feet from the
southeast corner VI Mangin and Rivngton SITS L. $50
Leasehod premises No. IA Mott street. and lot
q subject to ground rent Of $l6O for years, with
covenants for renewals, &C.. ....... 1850
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PRICES OF PROVISIONS
Cotton Markets.

NOBLE, Feb 2s.-The sales of the week estimated
at about 400 bales, namely 1900 Wednesday 1000
on Thursday 1000 Friday, 600 on Saturday, 800
Monday and yesterday 1900 We append quotations. but
must remark that the rates given this nearly
nominal.
LIVERPOOL CLAsrIcATIoN-Inferior, a Z; Ordinary
y Mliddling, st ass Mddling fair, 81; Fair, 81
Good Fair, 81 TO- Good and Fine nominal
Received this week 1909 bales and exported 1928
increasing the stock Of all hand to 49, 49, against
1924 same time last year The receipts this week
brace 226 bales from Florida.
After tables made out last evening" there
2lOS bales Of cotton received by the river which makes
the receipts OF the week 20 06 bales and the total receipts
of the at this port, 29l03 bales including those
mentioned above from Florida.
New ORLEANS, Feb. % The business has been princi-
pay confined to the ordinary" and middlng" quail
les and is upon these qualities therefore that the great
est reduction has taken indeed the grades above
strictly fair" have not experienced any change at all
Our quotations have been altered conform
ly as possible to the closing prices Of yesterday.
The sales of the three days amount to 100 bales and
we notice them follows New Orleans ssifcation.
Louisiana and Mississippi inferior ordinary
mddling st "a, middng fair 81 81, fair % 81, good
fair l0I IO1 good and fine Ill
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SUPREME Court or THE UNITED STATEs-Wcd-
nesday. March g, 1874 No. 10 Robert Is. Rhett,
VS. Robert Poe In error the Circuit Court OF the
United States for South Carolina Mr. Justice Daniel de
yered the opinion OF this Gou amrnns INC Juasmcn,
damages at the rate of six per cent per annumNo 20
The United states vs. the brig Malek Adhel Appeal
from the Circuit of the United States for Maryland
Dir Justice story delivered the opinion Of this Court
an rming the decree the said Circuit Court I'm this
cans, 20 Nathaniel Burwell, appellant, vs. ID. Ca
wood ct al The argument Of this cause was continued
by Messrs Smith and Jones' for tho sppcllees and con-
ciuded by Mr. Coke. for the appellant Adjourned till
tomorrow, at IL o'clock.
Mancn William r. Preston Esq. Of Maryland, and
Calvin Mason, Esq, OF Pennsylvania were admitted at
torneys and councillors OF this Court-No. 81. John
Cats plaintiff in error James Phalcn ct nj. This
argued by Mr. Coke for the plaintiff in errsr,
and by Messrs Brent and Jones' for the defendants in
errorNo. 35 A. l.. Adams, ct al, plaintiffs in error vs.
J. Roberts The argument Of this cause was commenced
by Mr. Neale for the plaintiffs in Adjourned till
tomorrow, II O'Clock A. NJ
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, March SO r. M.

The stock market is very inactive. The sales were
quite large and prices generally show decline Harlem
fell off per cent Mohawk, Pennsylvania SIS; Can
ton, Farmers Loan, Ohio 6s, Kentucky 6's, I'LL
nois Indiana and Western Railroad closed firm at yester
days prices North American Trust improved Vicks.
burgh J, and Norwich /.
In advertising columns will be found advertise
ment in relation to the Columbus Company
Columbus, Ohio.
The late failure Of Cotton Spectator in this city,
caused more by special than general We under
stand the house is abundany able to meet its other ab
ies but refused payment those connected with their
cotton operations appears that the parties acted
agents for houses in Georgia and accepted drafts large
amount, promises that shipments Of cotton should i'm
medately be made to amount sufficient the
The refusal, neglect, to comply with these
conditions induced the parties here to refuse payment
their drafts Several banks in Wall street have large
of this paper hand which they discounted
the accepor having stood very high regards credit and
ability The reasons.why the shipments not made
promised be traced the change that has lately
come the cotton market. Prices have fallen in this
market and the complexion Of the foreign advces forbids
the hope for any great improvement The parties the
South the MEANS disposition comply with
their engagements It is the want of mercantile honor
and character that induces parties of break
faith with Others that have placed confidence enough in
their integrity to advance immense amounts their
promises.
Exchanges, both foreign and domestic remain without
much alteration Bills London gradually declining
There has already cotton enough gone forward to steadily
reduce the rates of exchange the next European
advices should be of favorable nature to induce
spectators to hold. Domestic exchange still rules at
very low prices Alabama funds do not improve
pdly as anticipated.
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Provision Market.

Our various markets exhibit their usual supply Some
very fine Veal from Pennsy for sale in Wash
ington market at 6 and cents pound
We notice but little Poultry and prices advanced
The Fish market has been for the last week rather
SLIM Of its usual variety Southern Shad have arrived
and are selling at Is the pair
We must call attention to Roberts notice in another
part of paper for superior Beef, Mutton and
Veal.
Potatoes plenty and fine MERGERS from Jersey
sell at Is Cd the bushel