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Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

was speaking 1t the Court Hou'e,a certaiNindivid'
ual saw one Of tho little boys who work our Of
Hce, the very yOunstTt. and endeavore'io 10,
him togo into the office and print copy'or film
The little fellow toldhim he could nodo thai
without our permission. The individOl then
said to him that WE WOULD NEVERtNOW
IT, and offered him fifty cents 10 do III
This was using "ALL POSSIBLE ME~Ns!"
Well, on Monday night, after d publi-
cdti m ofhc above mentioned hdnd,M, the
foreman OF the Jacksonian office rp lied
to us Tor a copy ofDr. Ellis secoh card,
to send 10 Judge p. which we atrst re-
fused to give, because we were Evoked
at the littleness Of the course bat had
been pursued, in order tdiget les by a
cry Of persecution. But after Election,
we gave him two copies, with were
sent that night to Oxford to Jude Price.
During the whole canvass,se have
endeavored to avoid any discusah as to
the relative merits Of the candidates for
Judge, for we did not wish thei to run
upon party grounds, believing tht par.
tizan judiciary is a curse to any'ountry.
We have rarely mentioned th'subject,
and still more rarely Judge Prizes name,
and then only when forced too SO by
the course Of the opposition PISS in this
district. We never treated Jude ?. with
any shade Of discouItesy, whe we spoke
Of him. We took no part inhe quarrel
between him and DR.. Ellis we did no
more for DR.. Ellis than weVould have
done for Judge PSice on tht lame terms.
More--we even refused insert the
cards of the former in the Hular weekly
Gazette, though he req sted It, anu
would have paid for it; anwe also re-
! fused to let his ertras be hed up inside
of our paper, and In tina way, sent to
our subscribers. Yet Jlge Price has
pursued the course weave described
towards the Gazette; noas we are COM
PEELED 70 believe, becauhe thought we
were disposed to do hi ia wrong; but
that, by such means, heould make the
people believe that thGazette, - -'tadi5sss
paper" was aiming tO'fsecute and de''
troy him, and then afal to ,hasir sym
pa,hy ,oselect him. b tempora1! Q mo
resi-! ~.
A word in concluyn. We dao not in.
tend again to alIud,o this subjeectin our
columns, # We can voidlt. We wish
no personal dilficul aomtThe = matter
and should we be evoked into cone, we
shall endeavor to Sc selaitelsewhesre, Will
- o,,,hv 4. ;,,,S.,&n~s E-aAJeAs->1-t
Our fcausrs eAcuse 'llS aiclef
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
JUDGE PRICE AND Dr. ELLIS.

We hoped thatit would not be ncces.
sary for us to allude, in our columns, to
the unfortunate quarrel between these
gentlemen. Having had no further con-
nection or agency in the matter than
merely to print the cards Of one of the
parties, just as we would do other job
, work, we did trust that we should be
spared the disagreeable task Of making,
in the Gazette. any mention whatever Of
their difficulty. Webelieve that the pub
le should not be annoyed, through the
public prints, BY the personal alterc ations
ofindividnals; hence we have endeavored
TO keep the columns Of our paper free from them.
'Tis true, instances may arise, in which
justice would require a deviation from
this rule; but generally it should be adj.
,hered to. Personal matters ought to be
settled in another way. No man has a
right to disturb the peace and quiet Of the
community by parading his private
piques and quarrels before them, when it
can be avoided in justice to himself. Let
not our readers suppose that we are a.
bout to commence newspaper war with
any body-no such thing. We only wish
to state few tacts,in order to correct the
impression which has probably been made
upon the minds Of some by the cards Of
Of Judge Price. We might have been
spared this tssk, had that gentleman been
as mindful Of the common courtesics OF
life, mot 10 speak Of something more im>
portantl, as he was anxious to make cap
ital and secure his election, by means Of
! his altercttion with DR.. Ellis. We have
postponed this statement until after The
election. in order that our motives might
DO above suspicion, and that there might
ybe no excuse for imputing them to de-
sire to influence the election, or to any
other cause than q sense Of duty to our.
cell. But to the facts.
/. The hand.biil warfare between Judge
Price and DR.. Ellis had its beginning in
the publication in the Ripley Advertiser
Of two cards, one signed by Capt. Jack
son, the other BY judge T., denouncing
DR.. J.. in most uRmeaSured terms. Tue
latter came Immediately 10 this place to
ycihs card reply published. We agreed
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.

We have the following mAjorities from
Lafayette; Quitman 2l4; J. Thompson
LAT; Miller, 27O,J. W. Thompson, 2OQ
/ uarriss 81; Taliaferro (dcm) for senate
%; Brown and Buford, (dem), ior lowe
house, average about 100.
LowSprs Co. .Quitman, 73s; Lea $50
Stamps, 1903, McLaurin 697. Swami, 900
Scruggs, 6O4 Griffith, 754, Arthur $50
Glenn, 1862, Caru,hcrs 602. Congress
Fcatherston' 722, Harris, ,73O.
OcriDoEnA Co.--Quitman, 472, LIE,
$40. Stamps, 465; Niclaurin, 34e. Swanr
464, Scruggs, 235, Griffith, 4e5, Arthur
364. Clrni, 47O, Carnthers, 800. Con.
gress. Featherston 4lO, Harris 3G3.
PAsoLA.-Lca 5s3, Quitman So
Bradford 500, J. Thompson 527; Mile,
s94, Price 249; J. W. Thompson $50, Kill
patrick 2os. Estell [dem, elected repre-.
sentative over Brahan [whig, ,lby votes
TlsuoMIsco.-Lea 1884, Quitman 1882
Bradford 1902, J. Thompson 1888; Miller
s72, Price ll94; J. W. Thompson 1918
Fitzpatrick 1866.
A whig elected to the State senate,
and three democrats and one whig elec
ted to the lower house. ,.f
YALoDusHA.--Lea 749, 9,sQuitman zoos;
Harris 7s9, Featherston 9e2: Rogersll52
Herbert ASS.
Democrat elected to the Senate, ,---one
democrat and two wings to the lower
house.
Posroroc. Lea 1856, Qui,rnan 1895;
Bradford s2e, J. Thompson ll05. Miller
1857, Price 9ol; J. W. Thompson $40,
Llpatnck 1910; Harris 797, Edmondson
1895. 80"
HOLMES Lea 57s, Quitman'5s3; GRAY
SOL, Melville SIT. Brook [whig] cleo
ted to the senate, and two democrats to
the lower house.
ArrALA.-Gray 573, Melville 842.
CHIcxAsAw. Lea s24, Qui,man 1882;
Harris S28, Feathsrston 1l36. One whig
and one democrat elected to the lerisla.
Iurs, "r
MosRoc.. ..--tsa 4se, Qui,man 1924
Harris sl6, Fea,hsFstea liza. -
CARRoLL.---Lea 79l, Quitman $40
Harris $40. Featherston S42, Three
democratic representatives elected.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
B. Elder Brothers l. Co. Il
y COMM ISION MERCHANTS,
No. 59, Camp street, q
- New OrltanL
October 25th, le4o..l2.6m.
JUST RECETVED

FROM Philadelphia, a large lot of p.,o,m.,,
una Fancy articles. smeng which ere the fol.
lowing: -, -.
Eau LnStrale, For removing d.ndrufF: be.uirvins
and promoting the growth of the hair.
Chint't Powder, For the Toe, or nursery an
excellent article for the skin. 80
lily White, Several varieties, for iup.riipu .
pearly whiteness to the face.
FltSh Balls Ia boxes--seyersl ,i,es ..
Preston or Smelling Sails at all prices, plain and
cut gIuss
Aromatic Vinegar, In small Gu, glass bottles, pu,
up In portable morocco cases.
Extracts for the lIaudkerehisi--Ceran,um. Nslio.
tropt, Jenny Lind.
paenouIy, Portugal, Rose, Jessumine, Orange &c,
Bay Rum and Bay water in quart bottles.
Iolltl Soaps, an endless variety. ....
ShaVlTg soap, in cakes and boxes. |t
Nymph Soup, For beautifying the sSin and reno.
wing pmpes, Freckes, &c.
llaif UIl and Pomatums of all szea and descriptions
Combs Fine Tooth Dressing and pocket.
BfushsS,'haif, nail, Tooth, cloth, shaving and
whisker.
f0Wdef PullS and Boxes. .fs'l; ,.
CologneI, large variety Al all prices. 'N
snuff Boxes, full assortment.
Pocket Mirrors. ,. e7
OttO Ruaes In cut glass vials and cases.
lndellble Ink, with snd w,hou, mordan.. =,
NhaVins Boxes, wood and metallic. ",.,
Tooth Paste, and tooth powder. '"..
LIP SalVe, in wooden and metallic boxes. '.s
Cutling Fluid, for producing beautiful ringl.s.
Aalr wye, in powder and liquid, for changing the
color Of the hair, to brown or black. And
many other articles too numerous TO mention.
Please call and examine them.
WILLIS g. GARTRELL,
South side Of The Public square Holly Springs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Rangers Sales Ap

will sell to the highe" bidder. on the public
: square a, the court house in Holly Syringe, on
III. 4th Monday in November, The following 60.
trays, viz:
One sorrel mare and horse eol,---mare IA
band. h'gh' 4years old last spring. The colt. a
'or'el' some white in ts face, two years old last
fnF'a~S 'Ir u--r1rT 10. '~s - Ia, INA rhT
.ppral.eds sls 90. The 'n.re and COLI i.isu
up by Ca'bMius Isbsll. living lniIea Norsh.wes,
of Lamar.
One bay hsrse taken up BY jesse Harris, al
hands high. : OF 8 year. old; sppIaissd 10 $40 "
ALSO, pne bay colt, both hind feet white Or
year. old appraised to 10 90. ]. GILBERT,
November 9th, lS49,-l2,St Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
II, WYS!9aa,. SYEf Rt SSSSiBb I.
k9L. ., iss9-ll-bW..
Female Institute. "A.
Holly Springs, Marshall County, Aisiii,ippI.

'l'HE Next Session viii com,nsncs On The Sec
] end Monday in September nsr,
g. W. SILL, Principal, and Instructor in The
Ancient Languages, Hghe, Mathematics and
Natural Sciences. ''' ,
MRs. n. J. BUCHANAN. Go'ernsss, and lnsuus-
Tor in the Primary Drpatmem.
MISS EMMA JANSEN, Assio.snt instructor in
Mathematics and English Branches.
Miss LUCE ROBINSON, Instructor in French,
the higher English and Ornamental branches.
Miss ADELE MOGG, Instructor in Vocal, lr-
strumental Muaic snd German
DR. CHAKIES BONNER, Lecturer On Chem
lsuy.
JOHN W. c. WATSON, Es9., Lecturer on The
Evidences Of Chriatisnity,
WIN. \. sTEAkNS. Esq. Lecturer on Engli.n
Literature and Poetry. ... .~
+. ". DANCEY, NJ. B.. Lsessusr 90 Physols-
gy aud Hygiene. y
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
NEW GOODS.

r Have just received from Ph.ladelPhis and
= New York, a large stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
Suitable for this market. EMBRACING EVERY
ARTICLE usually kept by me; which ! will sell
Very Low For Cash, or on a credit to PuncIua
nen.
return my sincere thanks to my old cu',o'
mss and acquaintances lor their. former patron
age, and invite them aud the public generally To
call and examine my goods. as sm satisfied they
will consult their interest BY doing so.
ASHER FRANK.
November 9Th, l649.-l2-lm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

II, w. WALTER, Esq.--Wc intended to
mention week or two since, that this
gentleman had been appointed honorary
secretary Of the American Art Union
from which he has received some very
elegant engravlngs. The institution was
organized for the encouragement Of ma
tive nrt, and deserves the countenance
and support Of every true American.
Mr.. W. will be pleased to give any in.
formation respecting the Art Union to
those who may inquire Of him. 81, ~ (.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

: AroLocy.--We are behind two or three
days. Our party was beaten so bad at
the election that none oil us could work,
and the Gazette" WIS Knocked into this
,peek. On Monday and Tuesday last
'ne WA;ss were. tumbla into nj. and we
could not sooner get straight, Will our
patrons excuse US.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
RAILROAD MEETING.

A meeting Of those friendly to the con-
templated Railroad is requested at the
Court house in Holly Springs, on Salur.
.dpy, the l7lh inst, for the purpose Of ap-
pointing delegates to the Huntsville Con.
vention on the goth inst. ,..
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
NJ Q m phis.

EHERsONS visiting this city for the purpose
u Of buying goods, will at all times Snd At the
store lately opened by
p .''. Ferguson Nsillt Bolts.
Nox, door to E. A. Keeling, stock OF goods for
variety, elegance Of style, and quality, not to be
surpassed by any establishment in the valley oi
the mississippi, and probably not in the Union,
Those wishing to procure new and fashionable
goods Of superior quality, at as low prices IS they
cen 10 sold anywhere, and to find all they want
a, oRsPlscs, viii do well to call at this establish.
ment,
Par.icol.E attention paid to shipping, selling
and storing cotton. Main Street,
~ July ~. ls1.--so-sm Memphis Ten.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Rev. III W. S:hon-Rtv. Edward Stevenson.


The following ia a verbatim copy ofa Certificate
now in the possession of the proprietor of Bulls
Rev. E. W. Sehon il widely and
generplly knewn as All eloquent and accomplish.
ed pastor oflhe NJ. E. Church, and Rev. Edward
Stevenson has been known as one of the most tai.
epted und Jealous members that the Kentucky con-
ference could boast oilOr many years -and at this
time is filling the high and responsible station Of
agent for the NJ. E. Book concern South. Cant the
world produce better, or more satisfactory ,est-
Inony III favor of any medicine!
LoUIsvILLE, May 20. 1919.
We have used Jno. Bulls Sarssparna, and have
known il TO be used with entire satisfaction and we have
no hesitation in stating that, we b1levs II to be sale
aud valuable medical rompou nd and calculated TO pro,
duee much good and relieve much suffering; and there
tore. would cherriuhy and most earnestly rscommsnd
1t to the sall'.sd (S,gnsd) W. SEH0N:,
E.STEVENSON
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
TO THE LADIES
Miss "A E. Cantrell, Of Philadelphia,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

HASoponed shop one door eas, Of Mas. BASE
boarding house, where she would be pleased
to receive the calls Of the Ladies' Of Holly
Springs and vicinity. Her styles and work
shall he the first order.
rs; Miss Cantrell would also state that
she is negotiating with SUPERIOR MILLINER
AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHES MAxLh, Of whose
arrival, imme dinto notice will be given.
OF Refer 10 Messrs Shoemake L. Donoho
March 34th, l849, II.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
n 0 titt &.

THE subscribers again call the attention Of oil
still in Srears to the necessity Of closing up their
accounts a, once, as further Indulgence csnno, be
given. Those who disregard lhi. notice will
find their claim. with the officers.
+. b. MASON & Co,
Holly Springs. Nov, .. 40 an IN Liquidation.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
District hdn.ry Court Of III, S.ak Of nI,d ,,ipsi
At Holly Spring..

., AtHolIy sprihg'.
William n. Duke y,,sta
NO. $50. w. /Ia tsss,ios
James Davis, Thomas Coopwood. Z oe,obar AZ.
Alexander c. McEwen, Jes.s B. lo49. \
Benjamin Clements. David Hendsr. I'M. RsH
son and The Unknown Heirs Of wv "2'
Y. GoOdall DecS'd, Mary A. Lane, Z
and Lafayette N. Lane, wldo~s. Ftt
and heir at Law Of John ". L,psy -
Dec,'d., Tobiths Y. McEwen, wild. '' 'Nt
ow, and Calvin McEwen. Mary Ann y
McEwen, Martha McEwsn, and
William McEwen heirs at Law vi william Ms.
Even Drcs'd. He,y McEwen end hsr husband
Robert II. hcEwen-Defendants. =
PON opening the matters of this Bill I. sp..
penrng TO tho satisfaction Of the Court. th.t
the Defendants to said Bill to witt Jnnes Davis.
Jesse b. Clements, David Henderson, and the nm.
known heirs Of Wm. Y. Goodull Decd, Mar, A..
Lane, and Lafayette N. Lane, widow. and heir A..
law Of John w. Luhe Decd. Tobi,ha V. McE~.
en-, widow, and Calvin McEwen, Mary Ann NJ
Even. Martha McEweh and William McEv.u.,
hsi's at law Of William McEwen Decd nd he...
ty McEwen and her husband Robert H. NcEv.n:
are not inhabtanl' of the State of Mississippi, but
reside beyond the limits thereof, 80 that the ord.
nary process Of this court cAnnvt be served uvos
them.
1t is therefore ordered by the court, ,ha, unless
the said defendants appssr before the Vice Chan.
cellor of the State Of 1l,ssspg. a, the eourts,
room In the town ofl Holly Springs, on tho Let
Monday of January next, 1850, and plead answer
or demur to conpaihanis bill. The s.,sr.h
allegations thereof will 10 tuksn for cor
fe''et as to them, and sueh Decree made in .hs
premises as shall seem jus, end equitable y.
1t Is further ordered by tho court, that cop W
th's otder be published in the "HOly Sptings Gs-
zette' newspaper published In the town Of .olly.
spnng', Mississippi, weekly, for one month aus
ce'sively and that another copy Of ,he sane ~
posted up al the from. door Of the Cour. Sous. u
The town Oh molly Springs.
ofu. rPdS.t;1ar -. ~ =. Z
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

An extensive Philosophical, Chemical. end A.
Economical Apparatus, is owned BY tie Principal.
and a full course Of Lecturss Will be gi'sn 70
each graduating class.
II is due to tho gentlemen who appear in OR
professional corPs, for the frat time. ss lsc'srsrs
before tho institute, to say. ths, they have gensr'
OusIy consented to give = gratuitous course o.
lectures to the graduating clsssss, on the sub
jects which stand against their names. The e.-
nence Of these gentlemen in their respective pro-
fessons, and their talents. are q sufficient guar
antee OF the ability and leaning with which these
subjects will be treated.
Holly Springs, Angus, Sd, ls4s.-NO. so-'f.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Terms Per %miou Of Tw,lI,s,, Wek.

TUITION IN THE IScLIsI EkAScHka
First Class, =. .S25 w Third Class. Or W
Second do. -. ~ w Fourth do. ~. 10 U0'
Latn, Greek, French, German L. Italian. 10 w
Instruction on the Piano, Harp. or Gui.sf 25 w
Use of instrument for pr.r,Icing. 49,. . 90
Board including washing, lodging end all
other contingent expenses .!....... 30 %
PAYMESrs.-one half a, ths opening VI ihs-
session, and the remainder al the close.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Jailor's Notice.

JUIIOTS lNUIICC.
"a 4 Was committed to the Jsil OF Mar.
E7 shsll county, Miss, ou tbs ID day
HL. November is49, = negro man ss .
runaway who calls his name Jim, and says he be.
long. 10 Thomas Grsear. Of Madison county ren
said boy is abou, 81 or IS yesrs old he i.S :eet7i
inches high, rather spare built; he has q scar
over hi. left eye hi. col,r is black; clothing black
sack coat and cotton pants; has whisksn.
The ownor Of The Abeye described boy. Win
ocms forWArs prove property, pay charges end
take h,m away. OF 10 will os deal, with a. the
law directs. W. W. wallace 'a''o' v C.
! November 9th, lSt9.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

j.. U See the advertisement Of Mr..
Frank. He has a magnificent stock of
goods, and sells cheap.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

\ MESrms CONFERENCE This body meets
here this week. In order to give all
hands an opportunity TO attend divine
service od get better, no paper will be is
sued from this office next Friday, excep,
merely An advertising sheet. Thus np
opportunity will be given to The Devil him
self 10 become n christ'aal ~"
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

WILL be opened on Tuesday, Thur'day
W and Saturday, new and beautiful sssort'
ment Of
'.,. Mautillas, Vi,itttI, Head Dresses,
and other articles, which will be cold very low.
Ladies, Gentlemen and visitors, are invited to
call pad sisw the same, At Willismson's Hotel
Nov. 9th, l849. .....
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

81 V Be stre TO read the advertisement
Jf Messrs. Willis Il Gartrell.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
CANDIDATES

Indebted to this Office for election tick.
cts and announcing name will please
come forward and settle, otherwise they
will be called upon Immediately. We
are compelled to do this, for we had to pay
out the cash Tor most ofthe paper on which
TO do their printing, and now we need
tho money.
---~>--->-~~>~--~>,>~->> .~~-~>->-~ ~>~~>-~~-,.
~ In a week or two we will publish
Z tabular statement OF the vote in this
county by precincts, for all political Offices,
that ourreaders may preserve itior future
reference.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Great London Picture.
DIalh Rtd Of KIIls1.

a Few copies Of this magnificent engraving
- Will be offered for sale at the Conference CO
room' at Holly Springs. on Thursday. Friday sud
Saturday, during Conference. This is the orie.
nal English picture engraved BY 0elsr, ths, 10 -
highly recommended BY Bishops souls and Ca.
per'tsnd the Rev J. B. McFerain, and others, ..
G. J. HEDENBERa. r
November 9Th, isA9...l2.l ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

! UFThc late foreign news isrnvorable
Cotton still advancing.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

BoARn or PoLlcE.--lst Dist. T. n Coles
man; I'd J. Morgan; Sd ]. G. Teel,lAth L.
H. Cole 5th NJ. M'Neill '.n "A
TIPPAH COUNTY. q
Lea, 1901; Quitman 1914; HBadforo
1851; J. Thompson 1880; Milleef 1852;
Price 1890; J. W. Thompson 1868; Kill
patrick 1896; Harris 1917; Edhnonson
1897, .
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

N0fEABE \, lSts
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
RDITED OF TnOS 4. PALCOSER.

HOLLY SPRINGS:
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

ulLANKs ofsJ tin.s lf'rsA.7,trH :" ''s'
ID nes,es, site UiAis 0s ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

the direction is anxioue to hide There Is one fact
which exhibit Of the list Of stockholders would
bring to light which is that the whole board Of direc
tors, seventeen in number, do not own 1--WE hundred
shares Of stock II is not therefore, surprising they
are afraid to show the stock list upon the
eve Of an election. It Is well that the stockholders
should know what kind OF compose the direction
Of tho Erie Railroad Company, and what measures
adopted to up their illegal acts The slight
est attempt on tho part of the management Of any
incorporated company, to keep its affairs secret is
conclusive evidence that there something wrong,
that there is something going that should net meet
the public eye and the stockholders should put the
seal Of condemnation upon every member Of the board
Of directors who party to the refusal to give the
desired information. The superstition that any appli
cant an examination Of the stock list Of the Erie
Railroad Company Is short of the stock Is absurd but
this is than what might be expected from the
speeulsting directors in of railroad companies
Those directors bulls in the market, and are at all
times disposed to make estimates of the most extrava
CANT character for the purpose of initiating prices but
when sn individual whom they may suppose is short Of
the stock applies for any their mouths
shut and 1t is i'm possible to get word out Of them
There has been extravaganza and corruption enough
in the of the financial affairs Of the Erie
Railroad Company to sink dozen boards of directors
and soon an eapose is made we shall see the
feathers fly By closing their stock books, by making
reports Of expenditures cost of road by making
returns Of loans negotiated the directors may for
time keep the stockholders ignorant Of the true state
Of things, but the truth must come out, sooner or
later.
The annexed statement exhibits the cost, income
and expenses, of the railroads composing the esntrs
line through this State according to returns made to
the Secretary of State for the year 1s4s The total
length of these roads is 3301s miles
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Lehr, and others, suffered trining losses. David B.
Taylor CO. whose lumber yard sdjoinsd, lose $1,000
= SIS 900 insured.
Four persons preciptated from the third story
of house Washing ton square by the breaking OF
the scsfolding, this morning william Ettingsr en-
poying plastsrer Humphrey Stroud aud another Jour-
neymsn, severely injured Charles Hosd.
causing his DEATH at the hospital afterwards
First Bosrd$4 900 State 5s sly; $500 City 6s "a,
70; $500 do, 10 50; II shs Kentucky Bk Psnu's
RR Q, 3SA; 500 U 6is 81, liz; 5000 do 68, 1N4.
81 loo State 6s, S7 25 Exchange BIZ Pitts Al $1,000
Nav 6's s5, 49A $4,000 do, 49i4 5000 City SIS o7 89
$4,000 State After Board 81 900 State S. SIX
81 600 do, SIX So 900 do s7A; siOo d. s7A; SO 900
Reading bds IS, 90; $1,000 d., So. Sscosd Bosrd--
$40 600 Penn'a S. S74; $4,000 City o.. l047s $4,000
tern Blk, co; SO Reading Blk. l7A; Manuf Mech Blk,
25A; ~ Planters Blk Tenn, 90 After Sais-S200O
Reading RR 6s 40 58