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CHARLESTON, 2sth Nov, IsII.

SlR:-Y our EXcellency Is already inform cd of remonstrances made by the Common wealth of Massachusetts against the arrest and imprisonment of her citizens in South Caro- lima, against whom the commission of no crime is alleged The Legislature of Massa- chugetis has passed resolve, authorizing the Governor of that State To appoint an Agent .lor the purpose of collecting and transmit liug accurate information respecting the num- ber and the names Of citizens of Massachu- sets who have heretofore been, or may be, during the period of the engagement ol the Agent. imprisoned without the allegation of any crimen The Agent is also authorized to bring anu prosecute one or more suits III behalf ot any citizen that may be SD mpTs- oued, at the expense of Massachusetts, for the purpose of having tbe legality ol such Imprisonment trlea and determined m the Supreme Court of ihu tniled States.
 The Govern or ol Massachusetts has ap- nolaled lae an Ar ne ai thal sa4e, ta eSocule lhe purposes above mentioned and arnvcd in this eiiv dis Wutaing iof that pugpgsa. do no, know tint yanf Excrlleaey will cau- sider it proper in uny wnY O notice llis suhs ,,rL ycg propgigty seemed Co require .his communications
 Wilh efrai .peei, yuur ENreIlene9 2 utf. dient seF1Unl, ~tAiUEI. NuAk.
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comarixs or Tur rKAlAlss.--ela our fsaFth rage. will he found ses interesting lsitsF. fsosa Mir. Josiah Grcgg. b Juags eaoss. eaF able and s.nmxhle Representative ia toazess. | could have hsen sdsrrssed se ne eRe wiih eefs pnsFfssiy thar ss Iuslss cfe.* sos la hia all seaiassa ansl Western lniefrsfs 6nd lhess sesi. meat silaai end sks.sas fsseaa
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LITTLE RocK, Jan. IL, 1915.


 To the Editors Arkansas Banner:
 DEAR SlRs-As there Is, and doubtless will continue to be, many enquiries as to why the Legislature did not increase the taxes to meet the estimated deficit that would be in the Treasury at the close of the ensuing fs- cal year, as is found by reference to the Au- ditor's report; and these enquiries will be multiplied from the fact of the Governor call ing our attention to the subject in special communication, l hope you will give the communication from the Governor, and the report of the committee to whom 1t was re- ferred, place in your paper, however will remark that the report, in the hustle of business at the close of the session, was hastily drawn up by myself one morning, and is not as comprehensive as l should have been pleased to have it. Several important facts occurred to me before l handed 1t in, that it should have introduced these gave on the floor at the time; but such as il is, am inclined to think that it will satisfy the people with the course the Legislature took on the subject
 l am, SITS, very respectfully,
 ! our obedient servant,
 JAMES B. LOGAN.
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REPORTER OF THE SuPgEME CovRT.-on Fri day last, the Supreme Court of this State, now in session, appointed E. H. ENGLISH, Esq, (Junior Editor of this paper) Reporter of the decisions of said Court, in place of ALBERT PIKE, Esq, re- signed.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ] Little Rock, December 27lh, 1844. ] Ge4t7e5app of 4bo Canoye gud

Little Rock, December 27th, 1844. Gentlemen of He Senate and
 q hc House of Representatives.
 submit for your consideration, and such Legislative action as you may deem proper, the inclosed communication, received by last mail, from the Executive of the State of South Carolina; together with the report of the ac- ton had by the Legislature of that State, up on a subject of vital importance to all the slayeholdng States. recommend the adop- tion of suitable resolves, expressing the views entertained by the people of Arkansas, and of their Representatives now assembled, up on the subject embraced in the communica- ton, and the passage of such laws for the maintenance of the police regulations of this State, as you, in your Legislative capacity, may consider necessary.
 THOS. S. DREW.
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DEAR WIFE:

her sake. DEAR WIFE:
 I thank thee for that little book, It speaks of love that's pure and free Of love not caught by silver hook Sweet one, it speaks of thee! It whispers that thy holy love Ere this hath winged its rapid flight And soaring to the courts above Would plead that ours may never blight That time, nor change, nor rolling years May dare to nip the bud just blown That mid the boWFs of other spheres This earthly flower may still bloom on. My mother gave me such an one When starting on the sea of life, Saying, efaBc tFis 5oo6, and mark, my son, Twill guide thee safe mid war and strife, " And then she called high Heaven to aid In confirmation of the pledge, While on my hand she gently laid A litae Book, with golden edge, And as in other lands I've strayed, ne'er have turned its sacred leaf Without some silent voice hath said, .sThis tells thee of mothers grief, D And when the promise rich and free, there have found, of joys above, Another voice hath lisped to me, "Thero are no bounds for mothers love-.
 ANGELO.
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Ltitle Rock, Ark, Jun. 3, 184j.

REVENUE OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS MESSAGE OF HIS EXCELLENGY THE GOVERNOR ON THAT SUBJECT; AND THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS THEREUPoN-WHICH REPORT WAS ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRE- sENATIvEs. Sc.
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have not thought proper to recommend any mode by which such state of things should be met, but simply to advise you of the facts. TIiOS. 5. DREW.
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sSow.--on Saturday night last, our City was visited by slight fall of snow The house tops, and portions of the streets, were beautifully white on Sunday morning; but by noon the last shred of the wintry mantle had disappeared
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REPORT OF THE JUDICIARY eoAN MR. SPEAKER: nsHzs
 The committee on the Judiclaf5, ....s was referred, the message oi tho ensIfs communicating to the General Ass.' a of s< tain resolutions of the LegIslaillr Carolina and other documents l''l''',q easa. him bv the Governor of that s'ais, u,... inc an agent sent hy the s'aie q ' isp srits to South Carolina, io lnqsas X " condition, aad prosecute s'ii!s 'ss, s. ,s-u::: : of certain persons. alleged by ias M S M s be her citizens. and impfisoneo ". v .as .Withou. ihr allegation ol any ell'a.' ' 'si.s s.Fuc,rd me to fpsei, that ia '4t ,;ss \ saId committee, ne further lss,.. ..,a, 5 lba subject of such police fes'''s.. s.., tss ; p.s-snt heeessas, iu this s'a'e af tss mlsfFe recommends tho asioPVae
 l7Wlas alafleas Je-wtt
 n s6irs8 tg isr Gea.fsl s.sss, Sat ef .lra Hsas Tial l,' t.., ,a ss muIau5g5 arr-np, eisiss..a 2 s.i IsfF wahm sha meaning at ilaf el'es
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spirt fabolitionism, and inimcafto State sovereign tv and the best interests of the southwestern 5'ates In this connexion, we take great pleasure Tn doLnS the justice to Mir. Strain, of Washington county and NIr Simmons of Conway County, (both Dem- ocrats good and true,) who were members o1 the Committe to state they disagreed to this Report, in committee, and, in their places in the House, ln- dignaaty protested against its adoption
 The Report and Resolutions were ordered to lie upon the table: whereupon Gen. Roane, (Speaker of the House. offered series of Resolutions as substitute, which speak the sentiments of the peo- pie of Arkansas in terms at once clear, decided, manly, and patriotic The resolutions Of General Roane, with the amendment of Mir. Duval of Craw- ford, were passed, by Ayes 5l, Nays l6.
 In order that the matter may be fairly before the public and that not merely the truth, but ''he ohote truth, " may be known, we herewith present all the papers of the case; Gov. Drew's special Message, with the accompanying documents from South Car olina; the Report and Resolutions of the Judiciary Committee of our own Legislature; and General Roanes substitute, followed by his excellent speech, which, at our request he has written out for publi- cation.
 W c ask for all the papers caFelul ana cdnuu perusal, and abide the judgement of the people up on the propriety of our own views, as here ex- pressed.
 G. We are indebted to Col SEVER, Col. AsH- LEY, and Judge CRoss, for several interesting pa- pers and Documents.
 DEAF AS A PosT, AND DUMB AS AN OYsTER-In the last Gazette. Mir C. P. Bertraad yapors valor- ously about the speech of Col. Rust, published in late Banner He seeks to make the impression that the speech was not delivered, and says lie did not hear it. That the speech in substance, was deliver ed in the House, is doubted by no man, who knows any thing of it's author, or the circumstances And there are those who were present at its delivery, who, judging from the small dimensions into which he contracted hmsef are of opinion that MT. Der traad not only heard 1t, but that every word fell like cow-hide on his carcass. If he did not hear it, he found it as comfortable to be deqf he evi- dentIy deemed it prudent to be silent. "As sheep is dumb before her shearers, so he opened not his mouth." Now that Col. Rust is at home, some hun- dred or two miles distant, our "Knight of the Ayes and Nays, has miraculously recovered both hearing and speech.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
 '' December 6, lS4ll SIR-I have been requested by llls nc, J', x, lature of this State to transmit you "'' - Message, and Report and Resoiuuou' os.,allr have the honor to be, very feSP'''- your obedlent servant, ,,roSn To HIS ExcELLENcY,
 he Goreraor Qf -9rd''i'''N
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Resoleed, Thatthe Governor be relas, ], to transmit forthwith to the Governors !. several States and Territories, a copy a' Message No. 3, to this Legislature, conn nieating the letter of Samuel floafI F Y from the State of Massachusetts, and aS \ copy of the Report and Resolutions G n. Committee on Federal Relations ol the hr z thereon, which has been agreed to Oy branches of the Legislature. l.. hereby certify, that the above he'Ola, ', was agreed to in the Senate and cofcu'''' by the House of Representatives.
 THOMAS W. GLOVER, !,
 Clerk House qf Rf'' HoUsE or REPREsENTATIYEs,
 December 6, lSl4. )
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COY. DREW,s .MEssAGE-THE= SOUTH CAROLINA UNSATISFACTORY OF
 THE JUDICIARY C0MMITTEE-GENsL
 ROANEsS sUBSTITUTE-SPEE
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Gov. DoER.-As a subject of deep interest to ey. cry ilendo dof human liberty, present. on oar fourth page. the legal proceedings recently had in inc case oi Gov. Dorr. While we admit the nnqurs,onahle pfopriety or Inc decision of tho Saprema Court of the United states in lha case it serves ia show tbe barbaroas tyranny ol tas Wh's authorities of Rhode Island, ada ihe wreicheaHr.s ihatShey hate heapsd upon psffie,, whose only faaii bas been hs love loF thr people. msRitssts5 ia tis uotls and dghiia sltemYt io sseaea q n ihetalayment oi saasi tshts. even al the hazard aaa ihe saesi- fee ss ii hss turned o85 ef kj esa hbHFig II the patriotism el say iaaa, el aeAsf# times az- ssssss te sz#s s4th the siE HsHiahsssHHs # sals# rr .is suicide of casi.as g F salely fhai fHoa.ss W.Asea nerF. How l1rz wifi fe.t'-r s' -H hass leaz wili iAe iallsasi.aa q, e. peefie s#as iass fsgias weV#s ta zH Has3E 7a aa
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Eal. thp Banner.

The following lines were suggested by the peru sal of pocket Bible, presented by my wife on leav- ing home, with the request that it might be read for her sake.
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G. We are indebted to Col. SEVER, Col. AsH- LEY, and Judge CRoss, for several interesting pa pers and Documents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
NOTICE..

Van Bnrsn, Dec. 3, 1915 -i3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
DKUGs. naEDroINE 80.

FESHf Subscribers haze rtSeivcd bS e arrivals from
Europe and thc foTh, large 3iitiOn. 10 tirer
previous stock of Drug Medicines, flnts, Oils, Dyo
s,uffs &c. making us c,nplcte asirtnient Of arti.
clcs in their line, en- be found an where in tho
south.
Tbei. arrangementsfor purchasngn London and
Paris, and in the prnc1al cities of the North such
AZ Viii ensure them a ,nstant supply DRUGS and
MEDICINES which tsy can warrant o be FRESH
and GEN UINE and su;r;or in quality. No pains have
been spared to attain us point, SO militant to pur.
chascrs.
Their stock is sofereto Dealers, Plunkrs and Phys-
cia ms the most rcas,abe and nccomni dating terms
Orders from the coitry, tlargp OF staiD as faith
fully executed as If b'ers were in attefancc
SiCklES & CO..
Drugss, Nc. y Magazine St. wv Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

Hiev Just opened their new Wholesale prng StoF'
md afa now receiving extensive assortment of free
md g,furs Drugs aud Medicines, which they offer is
ale at prices a according 10 quality.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
Negros 10 Misd

4 WILL hire to highest bidder !, Monla
q tho 29th inst, 'm fifteen 10 twS Sty likely
Negroes for the yf 1916, some of which are
good house servant Notes with apprlved socd
rity payable half yrly will be requirA.
JOHN DREtNEN.
Dec. 20,h, lsfS4s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
IUTS 1T Q UUUIVU UIl F'Oe'" y.
X. K. SEWARD,
~ rkol1. NAt1.3;, lT-s.,.a'...--i.,lF'E NJ 90.
..RlssHNRns e MONTGOMERY, J.

so. II ehef,ses street.
cciyiYg by every sus:el
!, esas direct itoni The
d ossn 49, desirible y
:sifssS'sSc.i
rs ca9Se foi,o j inttsl
5pgs Kpds ,ase -
4.tIE'FlishikoN,sA
d dtsqnare, aatsnd plough
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

T6NHE attention of Merchants, and Emigrants, is re
ques,ed tor an examination of PINE HILLS, sit
uas in the N ". of Red River co. Texas, upor
Red River, and about fifteen miles above Fort Iowson
This point is destined to become the depot for import
and cx port supplies for large extent of fertile coun
try fast settling and filling up with an enterPrlsing
population.
The soil is well adj ted Tor the production of Wheat
and olhcr grain excellent stock eountry, and is not
cxccrd by Cotton upanis, in the United States, and
capable of supporting dcNsc population;
As Town site Fine llihs possesses adra9ages over
any Other poin, the navigIblr portion Of Red River,
the head Of ordinary navigation, permanent rock
ha nk or bluff above all overflow an excellent tural
landing, whou, eddcs, snags, other distinctions;
from the bank tho land gradually asccnds, for about
one third ofd mile, and then extends out 10 the rich
praries-bei II. the only point for long distance ac.
ccssibc ut all stages of water. The National road
from Red river TO Austin, and the southern part Of
Texas leaves the river at this place steam mill
supplies abunddGce Of excellent lumber at 81 30 per
100 feet at SIX miles distance, atording ready cties
for building, so desirable in new country Instant
from Paris, county seat oil Lamar " miles, aiu ~
from Clarksvillc.
1t is no exarpcraton 10 say that the natural adran
tagcs Of this place, save iac'Ii'cs IN 'hIppng' N'd
river being nivitrblc about one thFd OF the yeai :
exceed Memphis and in a short time will become the
most important conmcrc al Town, in the northern
part of Texas Freighs are brought from New Or
leans at aoou, 81 - per 100 lbs or So 80 per bb Cot
ton down s. 50 per bale-wth very imperfect iacili
ties for shipping, the amount OF Lotion sn'ppcu mas
increased in e years from IL to l2oO b.los, and can
he increased 10 s,grcat extent.
Lots are offered liberal terms.
r. r SEWARD,
BERTHLEr, IEALD K co.
rVvlIE undersigned propose opening during the
ing scrson, al the abnre place, house for doing
General Comnissen, hereivng, Storage and Forward,
inc business make liberal advances upon Cotton, and
keen an amply supply ofmerchandze of all kinds, Save
Iunors) adapted 10 the country, for sale on ia,o'a
Sl1,.,.i,s. a. - B. II. y CO.
Fort Towson, ,, L lS45.-i3 IT,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
NOTICE.

~ .,...ors Indebted to the undersigned arc re-
\ snertfully requested to close their accounts by
=. or no,e as we are very desirops Of closing our
BOOKS up 10 '"' "' W. ii. & NJ. MAYERs.
Fort Smith, Dec. lSi5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
NFGR0ES FOR SALE,
Cheese.

andA LBS. Bes, quality in Boxes just re.
sSsSe1 celyed per Steamer New Castle. and
Y hv 81. II. g. NJ. MAYERS.
iss' ,sis sS, sS 1915:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27
,uLiiern c0uhtry AHi2Ig 1T n
$50 tons Swedcs, Amerfca'.t
sorted, ,all sizes ofround

\
platts.
% ions STEEL, assorted, lrkinis.
5000 kegs genuine Weymouth MAILS, all sizes.
$500 kegs Reading NAILS, aAprtcd
400 casks OK, 10, and trace EHANs.
400 casks II OES, embracing describtionsi also,
ANylIS, VICES, Smith lBEILOWS, Sc
300 dcz genuine Collins & Co AXES, hca VI and
light. H.
7OGo lbs Iron WIRE, assorted, u numbers.
600 boxes TIN PLATES, 4 Hf fasorite brands.
also, loaded plates, block ins sheathiug and
Brazer COPPER, &c.
1850 gals pure blcached and ~Iter ssrnined sperm
( OIL.
5000 galIs- do % Whale OIL.
Also. linseed oil, spirits tyentno, DC.
1000 coils Manila and cotton l'PE, plough limos
~ bed cords. and other sizes issorted, to in.
2n0 pairs Colosuc MILL STUES.
50 pairs French BURR MILL ZONES, a'so. Mill
Irons.
25 pieces Boiling cloths, assord nos. to Q.
50 tons Nova Scotia blue grifiitiN DSfOSES.
900 tons Suvory' S CASTINGS, isortcd
OVENS, SPIDERS. POTS FIRE DOGS, &c.
so tons sheet, hoop, band, and Piler IRON.
20UO FRENCH POTS, assorted, 10 Is points; also
sh6t, bar, pig, and white Ia D; PAINTS all
kinds; tar painted bucketSCORN SHE'LL.
ERS and STRAW CUTIRS; Stationery;
and TIN WARE combs, altinds, and stock
kqttles.
500 doz. Whttcmorc's genuine iotton and wool
CARDS
Their stock Of GENERAL IARWARE, CUT
ERY, &c, Is &c. Surpassed Count merchants arc
lvi,ed to examine leiore purchasingl
Dec 10, ISI5-ji-sw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

y W. Fess inanufattGfty \ he htcss-iasSion, apd
na, of'!s best styls Of s,oods, conssse.;
!, anr q ~. = a. sgssf 4 Z ! = >
4 s;isi 4 lss gsa .iass. Gs.i., 4
a-s5 !. sssss. sss, b ~ I
eel res casss s. e { y ~, 49,
- Iisgsss 'ansshs : ! * z 4
Mohofr = do: 4. :
Diamond Cloth Pal!o:ss x a
Flushing Overcoais. 49, Z Z ~
Cloth Frock, aud Dress Coats Of ell c0tofx
Satin, Motair; Nelvets and Silks Ysss.
pooskin Cass. Pants;
Fancy ribbcd and blue Pants. 2
Beaverteen Pants,
Boys Beaverseen Pants,
Fine Black Cuss do.
TwiIled Cotton Drawers,
Etockenet do.
Wool Drawers and Shirts. 49,.
WILLIAMS { PHILIPS.
Oct. ls, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-27

EMpDisii;;fj;ss r.; sr.d deS,iegs, ~ n
NcwsDrlcans, arrE.'s." rp.c
from Liysfpqpi and the. cast, !,
p5adf,s ,stYreys iaF i II / = y :,'Is
goods d tAeir N's
] nARljsF I
., largo. s.'ven '5as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
REPORTED FOR The UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
sEMT-wEEKLY REVIEW.


O6ee otthe u S. Gssstfe, Taesdsy evening NoU. ls.
Bark has advanced, and about 100 hhds Qucrcitron
sold S25 for first quality No l. CofieeSses since the
close OF last week comprise only about 300 bags Rio
75a7ic time; 1000 bags st. Domingo Just arrived
by arrivals, and prices irregular: Of
the sales decline Of tatc; notice about 400
bales taken in los Stc for Virginia. sis5 for Gosr
gia and 94c for good fair New Orleans usual
dit. Frut-Among the transactions reported 500
casks Currents terms could learn; 700 drums
Smyrna Figs OF l21c. and Cranberries at S10al0 25-
Fsh-The market continues insciiye; small transactions
In Mackerel from store former Flour and Meal
Since the close Of last weekly report, the Flour
market has been quiet and holders have submitted
decline OF &c; sales Of $500 bbs made Satur-
day Al S6l24s6. and on Monday 5000 bbs at S6a606t,
the latter for choice brand day hear Of sales
beyond few hundred bbls taken So which is the pre-
vsng price for standard brands; sales for city
limited extent az S6a625 for common, and good retailing
brands Rye Flour is very ind readily brings
S4,75. Corn Meal-Thc market firm: Gales Of 1000 bbs
%, so for Pennsyyanis and 362S for Brandy
Grsn-The demand for Wheat less active since the
close Of last week and prices little down, sales Of
1000 bushels Pennsylvania on Saturday st 126 1873
cts Tor reds and l3i for prime white; since $4,000 bu
for white, part taken In Southern brought 1872 q
i25 cs the latter for very prime lot. Rye sales Of
vera lots Pennsylvania rs c and 1000 bu. Southern
at 72c. Corn in demand and sales Of several lots South
yellow Of III ~ CITE, white CT GO cts old and
yellow at 81 IS eta. condition 50 Sc cts.
Pennsyvbnis, last sales Of old ~ OIts-Sales Of
good Southern at 40 IL cts. Hemp-A small lot dew
roed brought $50 cash and 200 bales of Italian sold on
landing terms not made public.
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DIED,

On Thursday morning, 20 October At Bell Air, NsSuK
& GAHyLE, daughter Of Col Robert Gamble Of Jefferson
County
We have laid her in the tomb There she rests in calm
and bssutifui repose Farewell sweet SPIRIT long must
Thy friends mourn, and earth scoops les beautiful them
since thou hast lei The Chfsisn virtues which sdorn.
cd thy life shall live IN remembrance Thoughts Of thee
snd OF thy loving heart will make US feo ou arr near 10
shed Thy eende influence aouRd still Nay thy faith,
charity snd hope In heaven be ours; that when did,
TOO may 90 to dwell with jesus FIoridisn.
On sunday the 18Th October, Of hsmorrhaRe Of tho
lungs, at the residence Of James H. Spears Ches,erod
DiHEL b. ELLas, in the 36lh year Of hi. age.
All must sleep in grim repose,
Collected in the silent tomb
The old and young. With friends and foes
Festerng alike In shrOuds consume
Missouri, Mississippi and Alabams papers pjsas, ropv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET


let all the wor'd tney can
ror selling Prizes, sTaArross The mani
Drawn Nos OF Monongnlis Lottery, Extra 5-Noy l4,u
81 81 80 Z 46 10 2 % 81 -
Hall Tickets Nos. 10 81 80, 10 % &c, 81 81 90
three more prizes sold and paid BY STRATTON
Drawn Nos Of Aieranda Lottery, Eltrs f72-Noy. i&,h
81 80 ~ - 81 % Sc Is % So 60 %
Ticket NOS q ~ Co. one more prre sOd and paid BY
srRATToN
10 % SO IS IS As Ia 30 8 81 S 81
Half Tehst Nos 10 IS Prize sold and paid by
sTRArToN
Dawn No. Of AieIandri, Lottery Fr,ra s7s-Nov 18th:
10 s. ~ 25 90 &c GO CT II 81 &c 4 81 70
NOS 81 $780, Two NOR. r,,s ,, ;ss and
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria ,tiery Extrs 276 Nov 18Th:
90 10 50 36 65 - SIS IS IS Il &c ii 40 IS
Whole Ticket Nos. ID IA as prize Of Sl5o sold and
paid by Srstion.
hRaTLNo REcEvED EVERY DaY 1T ! O'CLOCK.
$4,000. 1900.
a.y-aonoassha No T. Extra Capitals $4,000. 1905 OF
soe OF ESQ 10 Of loo &c - Nos II drawn. So
halves IS: quarten u eis.
$4,000. oOOo
ratudsy-Aenndria, s7e Erua Capta To- Ooo 1000 1850
ten
$4,000, 10000.
roi Monday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Glass; a. Capa $4,000
10000 $780, 5000 4Ooo 2OoO OF 1000 70 OF
2,se. - N
@ Look out for the q rnnd Cn ri tai of sSo ,ooo
TO be drawn lsh Tekes only sIs-haes in propot
ton. r'O''
Buyers referred rri..s which are resvd
~ the Oee, proof has been done and ryury
W Orders for above
sehenss and in all Loeres pronpuy ausn.d 70 and
drawing sent wien requested.
riss's address orders 70 N. srRArroN.
Rsehu, W.
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BOSTON MARKET. Mosp.r ArTrryoo,. Nov. L.

boSIoN MARKET, MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. IL.
Cotton-The market remsins quiet, with change in
prices; sales odsy 100 bales Provisions
today principally by retail previous prices; sales
100 kegs Lard Bic mos $50 do do &C. ess three
cent. for eash. Flour-The market Is quiet; moderate
8G.G9a6,75; Ohio and Michigan, $3.50. No sales Of
Souhern Conn steady sales Of yellow fat Tic; white
7ia75c; 500 bushels white sold today 75c. Sugar
Sales Of lao boxes Cuba brown export &c. less
per cent. for cash; 30 do 9s9t Molasses-30 hhds
Trinidad, sour, at 2lic-AtLas.