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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
BELLEVILLE, ILLINOIS,
FEBRUARY I5, lS4l.
Dr.. A c.. BRAGG:
Denr Sir H lrinn had an

H.
Dear SIR r:-Hlving had an
opportunity OF witnessing the wonderful effects
of YOUR Tonic Pills in The cure Of Chm aud Fe
ver and minulely acquainting myself with their
composition, | unhesilatingly say that their di
covery is of immense value to the profession OF
Medicine.
Men of thorough knowledge of the sicence
of medicine who witness the effects of these pills
on The economy of life, will readily discover
heir healthful aud controlling influence ovel
diseased action in the system They arrest the
chill immediately, without heating the system Oh
esiectJng the head In the least 81 tha same lime
producing general moisture of lie skinn all4y-
ing all anxiety, and giving restto the sufferer
Your pills. if tested, will doubtless take The place
of he medicines now relied on for The cure d
Chill and Fever. It's superiority over such pre-
parationS will lead the afflicted 10 search Tor the
healing balm which will cool the fcvered breast
The feelings of humanity alone prompt me TO
recommend this Medicine to the p lblic, an
Invaluable remedy for The above named diseases;
and sure preventive of Yellow Fever, Ague
and Fever, AMI FeYers in general. Moved alone
by higher than earthly Consideration, offer my
testimony in favor of Your Tonic Pills. and
honestly belive they will prove real blessing
TO the afflicted.
Yours with sentiments of respect.
w @. GOFORTII, NJ. ID.
For safe by E. A. Talbot sign of the Golden
Mortar Holly Springs, and by r. M Boyd, Sa-
lem Miss.
MAY "a, 1S45-n40-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

Mississippi, at Holy Springs.
Riggs & Co.
Robert H McExen, 1915.
UPON opening the matters of this Bill,
ii appearing TO the satisfaction OF he Court,
that ;he defendants are not inhabitants oil
the Stale of Mississippi, but reside oeyohu
the limits thereof, so that the ordinary pros
cess OF thIs Count Cannot be served on them.
There ore, ii Is ordered, that unless the de-
feudants appear before the We ChanceI-
lOr a: the Coutt room In Holly Springs on
tie first Monday of January next. ana
plead, ans Her or demuT, the Complainant
Bill, the several allegation u eleof viii be
taken for confessed, and such order and de-
cree made therein, as shall appear equi'a-
able and just. And il Is luther ordered
that copy of this order be inserted III toe
"HolIy Springs Gazette" a newspaper put
hsaed in the town of Holly Springs, Mis-
sIsslpp, once week for two m0lheS, success
sively.
Test, JAMES C. ANDERSON, CPk.
ABSTRACT OF BILL.
| Charges hat about the 4lh OF Ju'y 1899,
| Compts had an unsettled claim, for
| S2I74, IC, against the defendant and A. e.
Nc Even, who composing the firm OF "A. T.
Mckwen & co, who gave compl Is an order
! on McCambel & Trimble, attorneys al
Holly Springs, for the amount, to be paid
out any moneys which m gnt be collected
by them on account of Il. G. McE~en o:
! A G. McEwen & CO. aud when paid, The
same was to be credited upon the claim OF
comp'ts, which order vas accepted by
| Nc CambelI 81 Trimble, ON the same day.
! That compl'ts received claims from A O..
! McEven Il CO to the amount OF Sl04957
on the 9Th of August, lS42, and $3.50. on
| the 4lh of March, lo43, which are credited
upon said order. but that they have never
received any thing from Nc Cam5ell& Trim
b enor is thea any probability that they
| will receive any thing,as the claims 10 their
hands are worthless That A Z McEwen
is insovonl, anu that he cefendanl by re-
siding out of the State. has placed out OF the
power OF the compls to obtain Judgment a.
gainst him here. That the defendant Is the
owner Of Inc west half of lot no II, in the
town of Holly Springs, aud that compls
know OF no olherproperiy or effects OF MS
elsew here. Prayer, that SAID LOT may ot
decreed 10 be sold TO satisfy the balance due
upon said order.
WMF. STEARss, Solicitor.
Nov. lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
SOL UTIDh

DINsOL q TIg-F- =
The partnership nereioto e * s'ing bet
tween the subscribers IN he farutng 81.
siness near Salem. TipPah Cgaasy, 6'ssss-
sipni. Is this day dissolved ~ m,auai eon-
.eni WM. NJ NOFFORD
G. OBRTAN.
Oct 24th. i645.
Ripley Advertiser will lease copy.
Nov. 4. 1915. nil. 5w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

The State of mississippi, }
Lafayette County. ! All persons interes-
ted in the South west or OF Sec 30 L. Z. r.
west hereby notified to appear a the Probate
Cour TO be held in the town OF Oxford for the
County and State aforesaid on the 3rd monday
OF Dec. 1915 aud show cause if they can why
said land should not b. sold as the property Of
Peterson Borum deed
WRIGHT II. ADAMS Ex'tor.
LAVINIA. Il. B0KUM Ex'trIx.
oxford, Oct. % I545.-nI0 6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
MEMPHIS MONEY MAixK ET

coRrEc TED EERLY.
Gold per cent prem
SILVER par
Kentucky par
Missouri par
Indiana par
Farmers & Merchants Bank, paT
Other Tennessee banks dis.
Virginia and Maryland par ; dis
Pennsylvania, n. Y. and New England par
Alabama Sa 10 dis
Georgia 5aI0 do.
Ohio Country bank. 10 do
Illinois 90 do
Arkansas so a 90 do
North and South Carolina do
Bank OF United States 30 40 do
Mississippi sale.
United States Treasury Notes prem
Exchange on New Orleans a prem
Exchange on Philadelphia & ". Y. 2 pre-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
LA ~ NOTICE.
JAMES TRoTTER JOSEPH II. FITZPATRICK
TrO1ter 81 "A iHpatrick
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Holly Springs, Miss.
WILL practice in the Circuit Courts OF
Ti2pah. Marshal, De Soto, Pamela and
Lafa yette counties The District Chan
cery Court at Holly Springs and tie High
Court Of Errors and Appeals at jackson
when business requires.
May 10, IS45. n 80 iy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

Taken up by James Brown IL miles
East of Holly Springs near the mouth of
,Cuffawa one Bright Sorrel mare about IA J
hands nigh blase face buth hind feet white
Bbove the pastor JOINT color marks on both
sides oi the neck years old, appraised to
5S5,0
JMES Fl. SWAN. Ranger.
October. 4, 1913.
Taken op by James y. Shelton miles
west Of North Nj. Pleasant on the Herman
DO road "A young Iron gray horse years
old Sup on the nose, and a noted fence
Jumper Dark name and tail, the lower end
of the tail of, whilish color | hands high
Appraised to S27,50.
JAS. FL. SWAN, ranger.
Sept. 18Th 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

POST AND RAILINGS,
for sale at the lumber ward OF
ID. l.. JONES & CO.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
E11mfneal.

FL saw two clouds al morning,
Tineed with the rising sun
And in The dawn they fioaied on
And mingled into one."
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

JOB WORK OF LIVERY DE-
sCRiPTION PRINTED 10 ORDER
At THIS OFFICE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
DR.. BRACES
EsTERN INDIAN QUFEN EeETABL1

ANTI BILIOUS AND ToNIC PlLLs
II HE thousands who have used this medi-
IL cine need further evidence of il value
than lis happy effects upon the >ystsm. Those
10 whom il is a new remedy, The use Of one box
viii convince the most seeptie OF their rcStera-
i've etfeeIs. The general use of these celebrated
Pills throughout the Southern and Western
States and the strong recommendations they
have acquired of our fellow-eitzens. place them
IN mucn more elevated situation in public eSti-
nation than any other remedy.
J he y We used system. use OF Qneen Veg
etahle An bilious Pills is in perfect harmony
with all the Jaws ot nature IN The removal O.
di.eaSes, giving tone and vigcr TO the whole SyS-
lem, by purifying and cleansing The blood inlin-
itey sooner than the prepa Eations OF Safsaparit-
la, and the blood thus purified renews e.eFg part
of the system and leaves il free from all seeds OF
disease, giving rest to the sufferer.
35sI he following are among the many diSea
seS for which the Western Indian Qaecn Nege
table anti Bilious Pills are well known to be in
valuable bilious and winter feverS, dysenteIy
dropsieS, scrofnla, dyspepsia. loss of appetite,
tout breath and stomach swimming in he head,
bad cough and colds, jaundice, ohstructed men
situation, eostiyeness, swelling limbs, roaring in
the head, and dimness of sight and ali the train
of evils arising from the Impurities of the blood
DIR. BRACES
WESTERN INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
Tonic PILLS.
This Invaluable medicine is daily efectine
some OF the most wonderful cures OF Fever end
Ague Cor chill and teyer) )-some that has resisted
all other remedies, such as qainine, brakS sc
They cannot be too strongly recommended foI
the cure of that most oathsome complaint,
CHILL AND FEVER
Il acts on the patient like charm, and leaves nc
bad effects as is the with most of The med
icines used for that purpose la short DEFY tht
world to produce medicine safer more certain
or that will effect a more permanent cure of hi,
disease as well as all fevels where there is the
slightest inlermiSsion.
To publish the certificates from physicians o
/ igh standing and from many worthy citizens
of this universally esteemed medicine, wOulS
exceed the limits OF the colunlLs of this paper
will therefore, give the following:
BELLEVILLE, ILLINOIS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
EMPnIs PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
SupeaiOr Court.
Bafora Iud1a Iones.

D6ore Judge JONES'
APRrL 22-John G. Winter va Henri Corts a co.
Ths was action Of repevin brought to
tyour bales Of cotton l. appeared that plaintiff com.
mission merchsnt, residing at Columbus, Georgia. and
that hc received the cotton from Mr. Hunt, residing
there The plaintiff drew defendants for $780, an
avsnce on ths cotton, which not being
draft fsrl $250o presented, and mortgage OBJ
tainsd on II from Hunter. The draft to defen
dant with Instructions that if he accepted il he
sell the cotton discharged from the mortgage Defendant
receiv ID the coton and insisted keeping il, in dis
debt due him BY Hunter but refused accept
ancs of the draft This present suit brought to
test the legal rights parties the property involved
in this snit The only question arising in this in ali
other cases was to VIII m the property belonged defend
ant alleging hat no had lien it, and therefore had
right rstain it. Verdict Tor plaintiff subectto the OPT
Mon ef tae Court
augusts Witkenng and .4ntone his Wife vs.. John A
Eppsfein Action to recover damages tor alleged
sndsr From the evidence of the first witness placed on
the stand II appeared that in conversation he had nth
defendant latter uttered words alory
tythe CHASTITY Of plaintiffs wife, previous to her bscom
ing Mrs Wilkening Adjourned over to this forenoon.
Before Judge Oakley.
MargSrst Nc GoUn vs. George f. Green.-This case il
still before the Court.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
MONEY MAKET.
Tuesday, April 22-6 1

Vusauay, April &H.6 r. M.
The stock market ,s evidently improving The sales
to-day were large and prices advanced fraction At
the old board stonington went up per cent Norwich
and Worcester i; Merris Canal Mohawk . Canton
J.; Framers Loan /; Pennsylvania 5s Ohio 6's ;
Wilmington / Reading Railroad Harlem and Long
Island closed firm at yesterdays prices.
The anticipated difficulties with Brazil do not seem to
have unavorabe influence upon stocks the sales
to-day not only show improvement in prices but the
feeling among operators is much better than usual,
and there appears to exist greater degree confidence
in the future. The money market not by any means
easy but must expect tghness until after the st Of
May.
By the arrival of the steam ship Caledonia at Boston
from Liverpool we have CONNER cia advices from all
parts Europe days later than those received bv
the Great Western. There had been very little change in
the markets although the political movements Para
and financial affairs The slight change in the money
and cotton markets between the departure of the Great
Western and Caledonia, had been produced by the de-
bate upon the Oregon question II had created rmness
in the cotton market and reduced the price OF consul
This Oregon affair is going to create great deal Of
excitement in both countries and it would not astonish
n should serious difficulties grow out of the question
The duty cotton has virtually ceased Lots have
taken out Of bond upon certain conditions until the
ton OF the Government be obtained. The receipts have
the ath inst this year OF American bales against
7s7 up to the same period Last year. The stock or
American on hand April 4h, ls45 was 673,l6O bales
against 429 100 last year. Consumption from January st
April 4h lS45 $40 900 against 222 $50 for the same
time last year. The sales Of American 4th of April
this year 435 7l0 bales against 43s $50 last We an
mex table sho wing the prices in Liverpool on
the 4.h Of April ls43. 1914 and lSl5 -
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
PIrrrrHRe SUFFERERS "A large mee,ina

PiTrrPuRG SUFrERfss "A large meeting of the
citizens OF Boston, was held at the Mrrch ants,
Exchange. on Monday afernoon,sto devise wsys ana
hsrg. The meeting was called to order by j Preston.
E.q The Mayor was called TO the CHAIR and the hono
rabie =. wn,bIep ]. Bowd ch sand J. T. stephen.
soa, appointed secrstaries series OF resolutions wers
saomutei and adopted.
Ths scollections Baltimore in aid Of the sufferers bv
the late vfu calamity at Ptsburg, progressing in
the most spirited manner. The Mayor the
ricsipt Of ,he following sums Saturday From samue
JONES' for the llh ward, $500 Messrs Vallette Bool
H,gg, TN ward, S4s5 Messrs. benson K Faqnharsou,
7tnwsd $sos 04 jones Fsrquhsrson, Th ward, $6s /;
Gsorss McGll, sth ward, $730 West Il Dukehart eth
wad, Sia1 90 making sum total from only three
w@d. .nd those only partially canvassed, Of 81 SAG
6-addsd TO which the proceeds Of the concert OF the
Ethi9psan Setenaders, on Saturday night, was SlOI
whch, 6 ther with the 500 sent by Mr. Psae and
- SO by the Razor strop man makes The sun total
u .tcoaisction. and donations, SO far, 5000 IL.
The sum Of 500 has been ribute bv tha mon In tho
employ OF the Pliisdeph Gsrmantoyn and Norris
town Railroad for the reItf of the Ptsburg sufr rer.
th Scolch Thistle Ssciety OF that city has tran smsd
l59 dollars 10 ths neoesstou poor Of Pittsburgh and ,hs
pupils OF tho Centrel High school SII9 oil more 49,
Tio Mstcr Of Pi,tsbn on Thursday last received n
letter from Hon jams Buchanan Secretary of state am
csJfa< chece for 5000 tor the relief of the sun rers bv
tao recent h.o
Gig. snuog, 0fPengaylvina. has forwarded 10 P,is
bn. gh S3o. 900 Of tGe staFs's donalion
Tue Corp1iai2n OF York, Pa, has voted $500, and a
manihcent lady Of the place added $500 more,
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, April 9There have been no further sales OF
Rice since our last Moassss is very rm and sales ma
king at O. holders ask Sugars have advan.
ced te 81 l2t for assorted; white alone 1914 yel
low SILL browns 81 a rs Exchange has advanced to
81 per cent on New York and Boston, and England
10 per ct. We have received good Muscovado Sugar
yet prices are not established but 81 hes been re-
fused ior only quality. We expect rs will be
paid for good TO prime quality.
APR,L l0-Busness continues dull here Sugars are
far above European limits and but few purchases are
made Some movement for Boston is the only thing sure
in our market. Coffee to quote. Molasses is
little fiat these last few days. and has receded 6rs Lard
Is slowly aivancing quote to-day $l35; stock $500
kegs. Flour American here; Spanish very plenty
Lost sales St0a Hams, none; European small lot taken
at $40 Box Pork $sI, but little here
Freights almost nothing; many vessels leaving in bal
last Two days since fl It's Sd 10 Cowes and the North
Sea- was paid. United States ST. per box and Sl3 per
hid. 80 -
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
TABLE, ExHIBirISo THE EARNINGS OF THE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, CEohciA, FOR YEAR ENDING Nov. 30th 1874.
.. 1854 s4O84l $2s7oo2 .s2s.2i $aol,

Tot,l. ....... 1884 s4o8i $2S7OO2 $32si2 $2Oli6i
will be observed tina. very large per cent of the
ceipts was for freight The passoge money being
about one eighth Of the total income very large por
which akenfrom the interior to the seaboard The back
freig is limited II will be that in the lae fall and
winter months the transportation Of freight the heav
est while in June and july the freighng business is
small.
The Pttsburg Insurance Offices have been suffer
by the late H. in that city. The Tirenans with
capital of $26ooO0 two 6ths paid up equal to 500 900
and balance ecured by stock notes without endorses
has lost $3.50 0O0 The Penn with capital oil
$500 0O0 oneourth paid up has lost $a2O 900 The Fire
Navigation will pay up its losses amounting about
$3.50 900. The laws of Pennsylvania prohibit the
establishment Of agents OF foreign insurance conpapnes
within the limits of the Commonwealth, and to this
fact may be in great attributed the heavy losses
of the companies Of Pittsburgh, and the immense losses
of the citizens OF that city, in consequence of not being
insured.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Passengers Arrived.

LIvERrooL-Steam ship Caledonia, at BostonSr George
Simpson and Lady Simpson three children and female
servant Miss Ogden Mr. and Mrs Kimber and servant Mrs
lemons Mr. aud Mrs Coucy MIR and Mrs Smith, Mr. and Mrs
X%s Mcbsn.r Hsast NiehS FinlergsQn Hohn. ANDY
Humphrey, Brook Taylor and servant, Jane, Law,
Brss Burns, M and Mr., Inni, pemberton, Tucker.
man. Brownell, John McDougall, CAPT Robinson Weston
Rich%a Walker. HuGer, uover j.. Russell Hart. seurr
phos Wsddel Iohn CIosey Murray Rrch, Jas Miller Jas
Brown, Fisher Holland John Hogan. Nelson II Legand
Cnnard and d. ssIva9t Bike Majors Denny and Malepeacs
lrvae and lady Mr Peters aud lady, Miss Cunsrd Mr.
beck Mr. pcte aud lad Lient Fowke lady and servant Mr.
R.v Mr. Pryor FryoI Y 1oqsId'Gn Tnppe, Ievett
Murray, John Silver John Gs H Nliguowsty Jas Barber,
Montgomery Neon Jos Rob nson, sheeon Blake w Lord
Drsboisay w v Wilson Hafsx to Bostoa-Mr Ward aud
family NJ. Dayy AID sehdrsn; Bell C,Gstsl, Black
stop tar,sn, Cunni, CHAM Gdsrt. Newmsn.J McAufe
Lyle jr, II Elliott PMurphy yami,on. q Morton.
Pr Tnrocs S morton Mr.; Decker pt Gardner Lyon
Chas Simonds, Mr. Banks, MIR Ebbin36 in the steerage
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
By Last Night's Southern Nail.

Oe ans Im eria Reed Savannah Richard Rush. Nckerson
Proy encc; Elizabeth, Chas-. New Bedford; Ivsuhoe POST
Newburyport. -
STAR wsb,,er Port s9 Prince; Cosmcgolte Oliver A-cbo
Relief Asxande' Boston; WMehmae, Win,lsw, Fal River.
sud Comet, Bouney and Catharse Edmoudson Trui
dad; Alicia Hall. West Indies; Misent, Cole NYork Me
souri, Charles eston.
NoREoLx Agril lsSAn Heurco, Paine, Bos,oa for Rich
mond Pacific, Swift Newport New Harbor, Eldndge, Var
mouth; United, Bray Providence IA Hampton Roads, Mary
How!and Baunore for Providence; RIA Hammond Rich
nond for Bangor. United ate Coombs Bucksport; Alert,
Beaman Eastport for Baltimore; Kate Aubrey Chandler Mo
bile for Phadpns with about 100 sail Of vessels detained by
aud NE winds.
Foreign Forts.
AREoiBo, PR April l7In port. Charles, Tisdae for Nor
folk, days-ony American
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
State of Trade.

AsHrs-There is very little doing in this article. Pots
We quote at 81 49, and Pears at 81 621.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow sells al 293 80 cents as amt
ed. The demand is, however, very limited
CoTToN-The sales to-day amoHnt 1000 bales prices
being rather freghts have rece
dedto I'd to Liverpool at which two packets have taken
cergoss
HAY.Salss moderate. We quote common qualities
North River bale s7t 40 cents Prime sells al 45c
WHRxIy-Drudge casks very inactive at % cents
Western and prison bbs held at 23 23lc. The sup
ply is rather limited.
PRovsIors-We quote sales of new prime Pork at $40
62A old do at 50 75 old is held at l2 75 new mess
at Sls 5o Lard active and sales Of prime keg and Dbl
made ut &c. Beef is dull
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
National Academy OF DesIgn-No. 2.

NO. a6--Landscape Composition, byH G Fagg,
Y 8 A. Mr.. F. Is a bold sailor, but timld ar
ist Inc sea is evidently his element, for this pic.
ture has odd resemblance to the atmosphere pro-
duced by "North Easter"
No. 49-A YieD of the t,co Lakes and Mountain
Rouse, CafshiH Mountains, Morning, By T. Cole !:
boldness Is the great CHARACTERISTIC Of Mr.. G. He
attempts almost lmposslbllitles, and does them fine
~ Here we have an uninterestlng mountain scene,
covered with verdure, and yet it is not stupid. Al
great distance these stupendous humps on the
back OF earth look picturesque and grand but
when we stand upon their Sides we gaze above,
below, and around, and see nothing but trees, gen.
orally OF the same size, and, except in the fall, OF
the same color. AS general thing, the side of a
high mountain is one OF the most uninviting sub
Jects tor an artist that could we'll be selected, and
stance he has some distance and water scenery to
assist him, and has made noble work. AS
colorst he Is feeble, but, for conception OF gran
deur anu high-toned execution, he has no rival in
America.
No 5O-Beatrice, by C. G.. Thomp son-This
head, though well arranged, is on the whole,
poor affair; it liz flat and cold; forehead and hair
beautifully painted, and the hand delicate and ma
tural.
53-Porirait of a Lady, By Alamso. Fisher
common place ia conception and arrangement, but
defined with much skill and judgment-the dra-
perry charmingly painted.
54-Mrs II. Shelton, by F. Boye--A likeness, but
not h4tterins one OF this fascinating lady. The
dress Is IN very bad taste and an entire absence of
the principles OF color is apparent in the amming to-
gether OF two OF the primary colors that are dia.
metrlcally opposed TO each other, without the har
monious link to unite the harsh contrasts The
nnger and thumb OF the right hand look as if they
were united for the purpose OF securing pinch Of
snuff.
56-Radish Girl, By w. Ranney: This compost.
ton reminds US strongly Of lay figure" that has
seen arranged by an artist tOApaint drapery from
something like what is intended, but crooked in
all the joints; the parts do not hang together we'll
The frame around the vegetable vender is beyond
criticism; tor his taste in gliding we sincerely con.
sratulate the artist
g. 5Faas Of the .Passaic, from the Deer Leap, By
Talbot: There is much beauty, the beauty Of
truth, In this picture.
81 Portrait Of a Gentleman, By J. Il. Shegogus {:
Rather Tom Thumb lsh.
6S-Portrait of Fashion, By r. a. Clark We
have never seen this heroine OF the TURF but if she
is as ETHEREAL as this shadow of horse we don't
wonder at her success in the race. field; there is
charming transparency about her that would be
commendable If she were really OF the thickness
and consistency of grasshopper's wing but as the
celebrated racer Fashion," of known size aud
weight, we dispose OF it altogether. There is the
ghost OF horse in the foreground-what does it
mean?
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

30 long the Railroads of that section productive
until competition reduces the net increase of many
when the mania will cease.
Some of the Southern Railroads bfgnnipg 10 be as
profitable those of the Northern sections OF
the country. The most productive Railroad in the South
ern States is the Central road Of Georga. recent re-
port OF this company shows increase totally un-
eoedented and sufficient to satisfy any that
similar increase for few years. would the market
value OF the stock TO very high point and the
declaration Of large dvidends The annexed table gives
the total receipts for each MONTH showing at what
sons the greatest increase realized -
TABLE ExHBIrIso THE EARNINGS THE CENTRAL RAIL
A., Nov
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Domestic lrnnor,.t,or,

NEW oNLsANs-sh,p Sa.tee-96e bbls flour ia do eov.r
hams rs " Lswis-e do pork 50 hhds hams LeIandii
So-tss hbs -four Suydam, S,ge co-41 do pork Work
bales cotton l03 bHs Bsrnw es8 bb
cks hams l. Hill.
CHAelrsroN-Ship Charlsstor-(Rspor yesterdayl-i
Bales cotton Boormon, Johnston co-is0 Burckmever "
sons-Hs Victor Duckwz3 do sbslss mdse l26 ties rice
buk!ev In do Burckmey,r sons-9 w Tucker3 Shot.
well Dolsher-s3 Wheeler Van souter Bros
30 empty beer bbls Kobes0n- pkg Chas kengier9
Lummis-3M ore Baker, VIM Hastie--3 Rankin X Dur.
y.e-2J Aurhincloss-2 Thos Hill Mrs Aun Cowing- A
Nckenzs-20 n Hinds--5 Bliss-l Collins Bros X
Somswst-s John Campbell v COL Thos Lynch Morton
ksvrenes-i Walksr-z5 Robson 4 Crans-l A B.bsy-i
Z fwy-W w hi do rios bEA n order,