davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15

N'.'' to S0Ds'n s''l''.,. .,s1, Assignment tr die
Wm X. Kitchen. benefit OF creditors.
MIOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, TO the ere
y ditors Of DR.. r. s. Roberts, Merchant
and Druggist of Edgefeld, South Carolina, to
meet the undersigned in Augusta, Georgia, ON
Monday the 9th inst, to appoint their agent
or agents, if they ora majority of them shall
think proper,,to cooperate with the undersign-
ed or bis agedt. in the management and dIstrl.
button of the assigned effects.
az WILLIAM K. KITCHEN,
ai'lss - -: Assignee.
September 15Ih, lS47. If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15

AHTI-wILMoT PRovIso REso LUTIoNs.as,
Nj. Caihoun's Resolutions, submitted in
the Senate U. S: february 10, lS47.
Resotued, That the territories OF the
United States belong 10 the several States
composing this Uuion, and are held by
them as their joint and common property.
Resolued, That Congress, as the joiut
agent and representative Of the States of
ih. Union, has no right TO make any law,
or do any act whatever, that shall directly,
or by is effects, make any discrimination
between the States of this Union, by which
any oflbem shall be deprived of its fell
aad equal right in any territory Of the
United States, acquired or TO be acquired.
Reeolved, That the enactmen, Of any
law which should directly or by its effects
deprive the citizens Of any of the States of
this Union from emigrating with Their
property into any of the territories of the
United States, will make such discrimiua-
ton, and, would, therefore, be violation
Of the constitution, and The lights Of the
States from which such citizens emigrated
and in derogalion Of that perfect equality
which belongs to Them as members Of this
Union, aud would tend directly 10 subverl
the Union itself.
RESOLVED, That. as fundamental prin-
ciple in our political creed, people in
forming Constitution have The uncondi-
lional right TO form and adopt the govern.
ment which they may think best calcula-
ted 10 secure their liberty, prosperity and
happiness; and that in conformity thereto,
no other condition is imposed by the Fed.
eral Constitution on State in order to be
admitted INTO the Union, excep, that ITS
Constitution shall be republicans; and Thai
the imposition Of any other by Congress:
would not only he in violation Of the Con.
situiou, but in direct conflict with the
principles on which odr political system
| reslS ...
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
ORITUARY.

Departed this lifesol Sunday morning the
5th inst al the residence of Dr.J. L. Atkinson
in the 18th year Other age, MARY A. R. YEL
DELL, only daugliterof Mrs. E. A. Atkinson.
t'1f- Thine eyes are closed forever,
Their gentls,light has fled;
And their siglllIcss orbs are sleeping,
80 In the manaions Of the dead. $50
(, Thy diinpEd hands are folded, 49,
Above thy Pulseess breast;
And thy sweetyoice Is silent,
In The graves unbroken rest.
And | grieye that am lonely,
Because my gentle dove,
s Death hand so soon hath hurried,
Thee from my yearning love.
But the angels hands have borne thee,
On wings 6flight and love;
Toa alile of land and beauty,
And aglorious home above.
?, ] wiltshire and meet thee there Mary,
When my Fathers will is done;
Andliyewilh1hee forever,
In Heavens eternal home.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
Notice.

A LII Persons having work remaining a. my
"A. establishment, are requested to call and
take it away before the 25th inst, ns shall close
nv concerns by that time.
All persons having demands against mo, I, are
requested to present them, and those who are
indebted 10 ME, are desired TO pay their accounts
by the 25,ii inst, after that time their accounts
will be placed in other hands, rs intend to
leave this part of The country.
septl5 2t 81 g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
George Parrott and others,

George Parrot, and others, -"
vs. Foreclosure.
james T. Walker s. others.
OTECEIS HEREBY GIVEN, Tint by
+lS virtue Of an order from the Court Of
Equity in this case l shall sell at Edse6eld Court
House, on the first Monday in October next.
One lot or parcel Of land, situated in the
Town Of Hamburg, in the District and State
aforesaid, having forty eight {49) feet front on
Centre street, and running back three hundred
feet to Mechanics street. being lot No. =, in
the plan of said town, and adjoining the house
and lot belonging to Turner Goldsmith on the
9th day of June la4l.
Terms OF safe cash.
,,..F,s SIS. TOMPKINS, C. f. E. D. /.
Comm'rs. Office, Edgefeld Sept 10, IS47.
sept IL A. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
VAR. & Mrs. HasseIl's,
g@A@DRl@ SCHOOL,

AT COLUMBIA, S. C. 81
YEyHIS School for YOUNG LADIES will
u be re.opened, in the large and commo-
dious building opposite the Episcopal Church,
on the second VI ondny in November next.
TERMs-PER QUARTER:
Board, including all items, $50 no
Instruction in Spelling and Reading, 8 90
The above with Writing and Arith. q
metG, 10 90
The above with Grammar, Geogra.
ply and History, 12 90
The above with higher branches, Is 90
Piano and Guitar, each, IS 90
Harp. 20 10
Use OF Piano and Guitar, 2 90
Use Of the Harp, S 90
French, German, Latin, each. is 90
Drawing and Painting. 12 90
Competent Teachers in each Of the above
studies are engaged: Madame FEsGAs, from
Charleston, will give course Of Dancing Les.
sons, during lhe months of November and De.
cember, terms $l2 90.
Mrs. HAssELl, gives every day, Lesson in
Vocal Music, free Of charge.
The Young Ladies' rooms will bio supplied
witt, fire. Parlour bonrde,s can be admitted.
All payment in advance from the time oi ad-
ml:tance, but none for less than one quarter.
The Hon. a. P. Butler, Chancellor Harper,
Professor Laborde, Of the South Carolina Col
Iege, and Mira. M. C. lizard. of Columbia, who
had the confidence 10 send their daughters dur
ing the last two years TO Mrs. Hassell, have
been kind enough to allow their names to be
given rs references.
September = 10l 81 i
The Pendeton Messenger will please. copy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15

u Although have declined attending to
Ware House, l still continue the Commits
sion Business in this place; and have
safe and convenient storage room for GOODS
to be RECEIVED and FORWARDED,
Flour, Bacon, &c. &c.
Cotton consigned TO me will be stored on
the most advantageous terms or sold on arrival,
as may be directed.
Consignmen,s of Cotton and other Produce,
Of Merchandise to be forwarded. and Orders for
the purchase Of Goods respectfully solicited.
.. j. F.. GRIFFIN. z.
Hamburg, July 81, lS47.
july % 3m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
w1LMoT PRovIso RESOLUTIONS.
TIE WiImot Proriso,

That there shall be neilhet~slavery nor
involuntary servi'ude ia any territory on
The continent Of America, which shall
hereafter be acquired by or annexation. 70
tile United States, by virtue of this appro-
priatiou, or III any other manner what a;
soever, except for crimes whereof the
party shall have beon duly convict ed
Provided always, That any person sesca.
ping into such5tcriilory. from whom labor
or service is lawfully claimed in any one
ofihe United States, SUCH fugitive may he
lawfully reclaimed, and carried out OF
such territory to The person claiming his or
her labor or service. asr .He-s. 4 y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
: WI RTE

On the 9th Of August by, Rev. D. D. Brun-
son, Mr.. DAsIGL. P.S SELF, to Miss HuLDA,
daughter ofRobers Jennans, Esq, all of this
district. 3''::ss'2 - =
by the same, on Cd septr, Mr.. WILLIAM
H..ANTHoNY, offs Georgia, to Miss ELIZABETH
c.. eldest daughter Of Mrs.4E. G. Tompkins,
of this district. Z. ,..sS ,s.r,.,, :. }f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
NOTICE.

A IL persons are warned against trading for
IN Note given by me 10 Peter. 3Golly,, OF
bearer, for the sum of one thousand and five
dollars, dated 9th September 1S47,-payable
1st October 1S4s, as the condition for which it
was given, has not been complied with
e., g4s ]. G. WILLIAMS.
Sept. IA If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
yheyiRs SAFE.

II - ~ w
DY virtue Of sundry writs of Fieri Fa.
I'D cias. to me directed. will proceed 10
sell at Edsefieltl Courl House. on the first
Monday and Tuesday in October next,
the following property, il The following
named cases. 10 wi:
Allison DeLuach. for Nancy Oliver vs.
Jesse Shumpert, John Shumpert and Dan
/ iel Livingston. a tract Of land containing
seven hundred aud thirty acres more or
less. levied on as the property of John
Shhmpert, adjoining lands of William
Shnmperr aud James Merchant.
J. p. Carroll. B C. Yancy and others,
severaIy, vs. S. c. Schroeder and F. A.
Schroeder, house and lot in the town Of
Hamburg, known in The plan of the said
town as loi No. tl06.)
Richard Parks vs. James Martin, tract
ofland conlaining.one hundred acres more
or less, adjoining lands OF james Scarbo.
rough and others.
CIV. IL W. B. Brannnn vs Archa
Smith, tract of land containing one hun.
dred and fifty acres more or less, adjoining
lands of w. West, George Martin aud
others.
George Parotl vs. Elizabeth Carter, q
tract Of land containing one thousand
scres, more or less. joining lands of
John Wise. Lewis Ellzoy, and others.
The State and Others, severally, VS.
Charles Powell, a trac: of land containing
one hundred and twenty-five acres. more
or adjoining lands Dudley Rountree,
Wade Glover, and others. - ~, s
George Parrott aud others. severallY, VS.
Ann Hull, lhreeols in the Town Of Ham
burg. viz.-lols Nos. LIS. 1S0 and 139.
William Spires sgand others, severaly.
vs R: r. Hunter. three lots in the town Of
Hamburg, lying:in the swamp aud known
by the plan ofzsaid town as No niuety-
four, two hundred and slz,y-eish bit and:tw
thundred and sixty nine, ", ;.t@
James Dorn vs. James J. Gogeins, the
defendants inleres in TWO hundred and
ninety six acres Of land, adjoining lands of
David Smith, William Padgett & Others
Terms Cash.
H.BoULwARE, Sc. D.
Sept. II At "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15

Walker e. Bradford,
Warehouse s. Comm IsSIO2s
MISUNDERSTANDING, 8. c..
YEy III undersigned respectfully informtheirs
= friends and the pnblic. that they still com
tnue the WAREHOUSES; & COMMISSION,
BUSINESS atftheir old stand, known asrthe;
Water Proof Warehouse ;.;where they will 1de-i
vote their personal attention, TO all business enc
trusted totheir care. = i
Their rates for selling and storing of Cotton
or other produce, receiving and forwarding
Merchandize are the same M hefelo FORE. -
ordersfor Supplies will be promptly execlts'
ed at the. lowest market prizes ~ gE e ]! g
Thankful for past patronage so 4iberally be-.
slowed on us we respectfully solicita continu-i
ance Of the same. IS
WALKER G.. BRADFORD. i
Hamburg, August27, 1917. BIN 50 q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. !.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

pYJOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefed District :
Whereas Frank Owensby. hath applied
to me for Letters OF Administration, on. all
aud singular The goods aud chaltels, rights
and credits of Sarah Owensby, late Of the
District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to ci'e and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred-
ilors the said deceased, TO be, and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, 10 be. holden al Edge
field Cour, House, on the 2o,hday of. Sep
lember inst, 10 show cause, if any, why
The said administration should not be
granted. 81 ~. 6 : se
Given under my hand and seal. this tho
9Th day OF September, in the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, aud in,he 72d year.of Amer,
can independence. 961i
JOHN HILL, o. E D.. s
septr. s Ct 33s
. NJ, mi rAMC {, as,ptnr,J Z G,sa,,,,ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
Notice

# Notice
TO THE MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS
FOR EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
YHSHERE will he an Election held at the va.
n. rious places of Election. on Monday and
Tuesday the lth and 18th of October next, 10
fill the vacancy occasiunedby the dealt. of James
s. Pope, Esq, Member oflIie House Of Repre-
sen.aiives for Edgefed District.
The Managers Of all the boxes will meet al
the Court Huuse. on "Wednesday the 18th,
count the votes and declare the Election.
BY order of w. +. CoLcocK. Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives.
NJ. FRAZIER,
Chairman Of Managers.
sept II St 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
Fair Warning /!

a LII persons indebted to the undersigned in
IA the neigliborhood Of Duntonsville, by
Note or Account, are earnestly requested to
come forward and settle them, as longer induE
gence will not be given; consequently, all who
wsl, 10 save cost and trouble, had better make
the necessary at once.
W.. D. GRIFFIN. !.
Winter Seat. Aug. 80, ls47.
september / I'm 30 .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15

Notice. ...esza
RY Order Of Brig. Geni. Guyton, en-: Eec-
ED ton for Colonel ofthe Second Regiment
of Cavalry, will take place on the 22nd oil DC,
tuber next; to FIJI the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation ofJumes S.sSlnyIey.
The Managers are required to meet on the {
day following at Lohgmire's, to declare the !
Election. s-s.: -. }, sses5
Captains Of Companies are charged with the \
execution ofthis order according TO The requisl.
,ions Of the Militia Law.
THOS. w. LANHAM,
Lieut.. Colonel.
sepl9 st @ 33 .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
I, !; s; GA1+r, AIErs' Secretaries.

1. !; s; GA14r. AE5ss' Secretaries.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed under the fourth Resolution =
Mofausuilte.-Messrs. A. Simpson, A.
Reed, Wm. Sherard and VIM. FAINT.
LoundesuiUe. DIR. A. b Arnold, w.
R. Sanders, John S. Allen, T. CAN'T,
Samuel Lindsey and Samuel Michel.
Cherokee Heights.-Wm. Speer, George
Graves. James Norwood aud Isaac IL.
McCalla.
Cathoun's MiHs.-Dr. Fl. Fl. Towns,
Col. Talman. Alex. Houston, Esq. and
Louis Gown.
WilliagtOn.-W. S. Boag, Paul, Rogers
Dr.. w. Tenant and b. E. Giberl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
(k'rdm the Abbeville Banner. .
THE SAVANNAH RIVER.


f. 8 TEIEt SAVANNAH RIVER. ~ 2
A, anee,ing ofihe citizens at :Loundes.
willie on the I'd inst, convened for the pur-
pose of Memorializins the Legislature on
lhe subject ofihe improvement of The 'navl-
CATION of The Savannah river.
On nmotiou of j. IL. Baskin, ESQ.,, John
Speer, was called to the Chair; j. s. Allen
Esq. aud Capt. T. CAN'T appointed Secre-
taries.
The Hon. a. Burt having read the reso-
lution,. addressed The meeting in their sup.
port in a speech of much force, character
ised by sensible aud practical views and
urged .he necessity Of continued exerllon
10 The enterprise. Thos. Thomson, Esq,
also made some remarks, having reference
chiefly to the Legislation of. our State. re-
speclng the improvements of the RlUer.
The meeting then unanimously, and with
an evident hearty good will ir the enter
prise, adopted the following resoutions:-
Resolved, That system of convenient
and cheap communications between the ln-
terror ola State and the great commercial
marts is indispensable TO the prosperity OF
agriculture and commerce and all The other
great interests of community.
Resolued. That this meeting Witnesses,
with great satisfaction, the efforts which
are now making in various parts OF this
State to develope its agricultural resources
and secure 10 the husbandman the just re-
ward of his tolls.
ResoLugd, That amongst the projected en-
terprises Of similar kind, lhe improve
ment of the Savannah River above The
cities of Hamburg aud Augusta is work
of great public importance to the States OF
South Carolina aud Georgia, and eminent
ly worthy the regard of the Legislatures Of
both States.
Resolued, That committee be appoint
ed by the Chair at suitable points along
The river, to obtain signatures to The Pc
tilion to he Legislature Of this State, foI
the improvement of the Savannah River.
ResoLved. That the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be published in The Abbe-
Vile Banner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15
.NOfIc1.

eIVOfECGs n;
A LII Persons indebted to the estate of Char
"A les G. Garrett, Decd, are requested to
make immediate payment and, those haYing
demands against said estate are requested 10
present them for payment properly attesied. =
p. II. ELAN, Admir-. ~
sapt8 3m 33 :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15

T The friends Of JAMES aSPANN, Esqr:s
respectfully announce him as a candidats Tor Z
he Office Of Tax Collector, at the ensuing eiso.l
,iop, april4 # la
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-15

Outrage on our Fiag-An american
Seamea Impressed.-The Eas,port (Me.)
5sSenti1eI furnishes the particulars ofa most
fragrant ,ofence, which, iftrue, will require
The prompt and decided action Of our gov
ment. s,.,,,,-......s-. y, * ...,.s- .l...
The Sentinel says that from facts which
have ieome1oi, knowledge. it is quite
satisfied that The brig; Brooklyue, of that
pori, owned by John w. Bass, Esq, and
commanded 6y Ambrose Spates, was over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
Thoatricals.

PARK THEArsE.-The comedy Of King o'Neil or the
Irish Brigade" will be produced at this theatre, this
ning with very powerful cast Mr.. Collins will appear
as Captain O'Nel and with his high and acknowledged
talents his we'll known ability in this comic part in which
he will introduce the popular song Of 1.-THE Boys Of the
Irish Brigade the piece will doubtless be received with
applause. "Wife Hunters" new comedy, expressly
written for Mr. Collins and How to Pay the Rent" will
alse be produced forming attractive BILL which
not fail TO secure bumper house at this
highly fashionable theatre Mr. Collins since his appear
at the Park has won golden opinions and he has
drawn nightly, full and crowded houses. Those who
wish enjoy real evenings amusement should 60 to
witness tho performance this evening King O'Neil"
will be represented by apowerui ana talented cast
BowERY THxArRE-" Satan, or the Devil in Paris, -
was again produced this theatre last evening" and Miss
Mary Taylsr, as 1.-The performed
with extreme ability She frequently applauded
she proceeded and looked admirable in her disguise az
the French officer introduced in the piece Mr.. Clarke
as Coant Henry Beausoeil; Chapman, as Count VaDil
ls. and Hallway, as Crequet valet to Bsausoieli'
s Ssle Msmselis NanteIie, and Mrs booths
The piece abounds in incident, which was kept up
be repeated this evening "a Glorious Majority" was
next Produced in which Mr.. Hunts Frederick was ad
nrably performed He encored in the popular bal
lad The Dark Eyed One" Miss Mary Taylor's Maria
also well sustained Tonight will be repeated
Satan, the Devil in Psris"A Glorious Majority,
! and the "Yew Tree Ruins"
The Odeon is the name of new theatre just com.
peted in Broadway, Albany. 1t will open on Monday
next.
The Holiday street theatre, Baltimore, closed, and
Mr. Marshall the lessee, proceeds with the company to
Richmond having leased the theatre in that city for
short season.
The segun troupe and Frazer, give concert in Provi
dence, II. |. on Monday next
The audiences at the Tacon theatre Havana are pro
hibed from calling out any actor, actress for re
petition of any piece under penalty Of Is days in prison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30

Total expenditures for the months of DC.
tober and November. ..f442l50
The expenditures for the fourth week in November
nearly fl29 900 which at the rate Of half million
per month, or six millions sterling year. London
paper says: eve expanding in charity, in Ireland
aone-nay, in portions only of ireland "a equal to
the whole cost Of our army of navy,-a sum
ceedng by one.ffh whole poor law expenditure
exceeding by onefh the produce of the income for
the United Kingdom,-a sum half much again the
produce of the tea duties the sugar dutiesa sum- in
fine, equal to oneninth of whole yearly imperial in
come We are employing, moreover, on these public
and usees) works, 300 600 laborers, who represent
probably 500 600 of the populations and things have
reached this fearful height within two months from the
last potato harvest and consequently when ten months
have yet to espse before the gathering in of tho next
crop Unless vigorous taken speedily,
the expenditure before that period arrives will be at the
rate, not Of six, but Of ten millions a year"
We see nothing to prevent scarcity of food another
year, greater than that experienced this Even in the
event of the grain crops being equal TO- than
average the deficiency in the potato crop cannot but be
very great is stated that there in the United
Kingdom enough tubers for seed The CROP therefore,
must be short in the absence Of the disease which
favorable circumstance we can hardly expect.
Tho demand for our breadstuffs is likely to be larger
next year than has been this and the production is
likely to be, provided the is good exceedingly
large The crops WILL in all probability, be larger the
next year in proportion to the demand, than they have
been this but the producers have made such handsome
profits this season, that they in position next, to
control their supplies much than they have for
several years past few like this would do
vast deal towards relieving the people Of the delinquent
States Of the immense public debts Az the sggregae
wealth increases the taxes become lighter and the reVe
nue from direct taxation derived from greater num-
Der of sources and is not burdensome. TIE western
States will be particularly benefited by the great rise IN
and tho great demand for breadstus AS they comprise
the principal staples of that section Of the country
soon as the public works Of Indiana and limos arc
completed, the products of those States VIII ma an
economical easy ard rapid outlet to the most important
markets The report of the nois Canal Commissioners
has no, vet been made but learn hat 'ince the re-
commencement of the work soo4.ooo have been ex
srdd pou t. aud that the estimate for its completion
,rae more than $7O7 900 The bondholders will there
fora be able to finish the work for about 81 400 600
which il less by about 100000 than the original es
mate II Ia believed that the work will be completed by
next September The canal has surface OF sixty feet
and depth Of six feet But to realize all the sdvanagei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
MONEY MARKET.


Fnday, Jan. AS-o r. m'
The stock market, this morning, did not open so psn.
anticipated and quotations for several ancies Tell OH
fraction There was, however in others an improve
ment but it was by no means general. Penn os went
up q per cent Farmers Loan, ~ Morris Canal "a
North American Tru.t, al Norwich and Worcester "a !
Reading, IL Long Island y Illinois Bank fell on :.
per cent Canton, u Harlem, n; Vicksburg and
East Boston closed at yesterday prices.
At the second board the market looked better Penn
SIS improved per cent Harlem, Long Island, 24
Reading, Farmers Loan q Norwich and Worces
teri.
There has not been yet much enquiry for sterling
exchange. We quote bills on London at ! o6A os1s
Paris, fac a S fs7H Amsterdam, ss1f 500 Ham
burg, 50 s5k Bremen, TN s77A.
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company have de.
clared semiannua dividend Of two dollars and fifty
cents per share payable to New York stockholders at
the American Exchange Bank, the 18th Of February
We annex usual table of quotations for the princi
pal State and other stocks used for investment -