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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

-t,,.,L e' sup Stehceh' ely: DAT 70 Joi" iooe
hi"hHrby
LivERPooI4-rcrbail Hian-l- sca ton, all. t., o,4er
,o,,,.,., RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
S-rcom h ti ,o,H glss. ~ s ns ofl.
Martin Owen eogq4e Jry &cl hds tobacco warns
srop 10 ek pcs bagging Forsn tng &eS
100 do 600 els rope bb pork swney, acos bds piper
ford Pun-i6 do ) seeIands @ hams McApDs bs III. DO 'f Il
Stone deo2s zs leather lis bbs our Kennedy Fo.er7a5 do
MeDousa24 do hhds bacon pork do
IKE feathers Twiehe &eos9s -four egg. 81 do hams
Harey4 eggs Schneider-s hhds Fanny Smith,
TENNESSEE RfvERPer Cherokee ISL bnle. cotton
Nelson Fean Donegan &co-353 fI Mclean
bradley Wilson oolss BuShanno, Carroll hco NJ Martn-i8 do
Cromwe-25S Baker, Sney Elder Bros &eo
81 Mcmahon pearaal2 G Tatel1 Yeatman &eo-i6 do
Soerys do Yatnan kcol sdl Green ol sum
nsrss h1s totaeco Greenwood ca rolls leather Wihere co
80 pkgs Violet &coTo 1918 bales 80 hhds
VICKSBURGPers Princess cotton Feoyes
&co345 do Bakner santon322 Wright Williams 4cosO. do
acoi3 Desauss-ioi Cooper deo-ioo Geo conaeiis
Y Nelson Robson AleD53 do
Williams Down" caady ses Mcdowell s &ee"lS Gum
'9o Ahterger &eo4 Henderson Peas-l2 Curry Person
$ Ward Jonas Total, a7l7 bales cotton.
400 CTYIPer steamer 81 anes e? bales so,on to Ward
= "a do Bneanaon Carroll &c"95 Wright Williams olgO
oop" aeos Robson Alen-sl Buckner sant9n-is Feowe
$eo-e1 Curry Peson5s Payne Hrrison25 Male Cox do2i
FrelIsen &coi4 R Sugent tools Thonhil Mcllhenny-s
eali--o Cleveland, Bros 6eo7 Rawns Duncan 4eos
p9wel5 MeAmoe Currn &eo do McGrsgor AllowayTo,a
l7oi Tales cotton
PINE BLuFFsPsr steamer Jones' $50 eslss cotton Head
Ill., Mclean Gco-.5 Burbdge Adas-8s Gray CanpbeINas
Smith Brander Williams Buchannn Carroll dcls
Moore do % haes Bag. 6ee@ar Ward Jonas b do
hides, bales pltres ansel cos do hides il sack,
loss bales cation ~ e ' ess I'll
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Snip Rtnlm Seven. Hamburg, Xavier
Ship Narration, Vandyke PHILADELPHIA C ! NIeakar Icn
5nrk Oscar ot'enburg via Christians,
pHtR sielaoh, CAander Boston, Chas Deake Geo
ARRIVED
Ship shirley lye S6 days from Liverpool Whitney &cos H.
Br ship Crescent City, from Liverpool, John fooe
br bark Blanche, White from Liverpool Goth JAM mnse-Pon
Steamboats,
Eclipse (nsw) Sturgeon, from Louisville
Fashion, RemeI from Nlinden.
NHrr Fa M p,. from f,r Tenns River
0phela Gordon, from Washington.
Princess No 3, Holmes, from vicIsburs
NJ Jones, Ankrim, from Pine Bluffs
St James, Phelps, from Yazoo City.
Towboa Star Whitney the down end to on the
ad inst ships Medallion Nm rockingham bark Rosa
- brought up ship Shirley and bark Blanche.
Towbo4t Panther Clonmn from down aad to sea
Watsti-brought ships Josiah Bradee Crescent CITY,
Below-Coming Up
Ship SulsEa, Barrett, from NewYork.
Ship Lapland, from Liverpool.
MEMORANDA.
t The Eclipse left eed in,tReport, this
steamers Magnolia Reindeer and Gen Lafayette port N.worleaa
next day-the Empire Evansville receiving cargo
EXPORTS
sacks conn., sos hides '' Wv
NEW YoRK-Per ship Charles: sos bale. cotton so bales moss
22 do deerskin 1924 bbls -four pork oil ties lard
loo ties talow -
LyERPooI-Per ship Margaret Pollock: 1920 bales cotton
HAMBURG-Per ship Realm cotton.
ship Marathon 500 bales cotton 60 do hemp
bbls OIL e' ' 80
BoSToN-Pe Medon l42 bales cotton es Dbl, aour hill,
seed IVY kegs lard 10 bs beswax 40sl SKIS
GOTTEN Oscar: 1858 bales cotton case cigars,
lou hhds tobacco, 9'
. IMPORTS
LiNERPOoPer ship Shirley hardware Butdaekc ,
eks earh4nwar MoT roS .s d Li e Ri
onss-iS do HAsgey &Oo2 do solomon-sodoT
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MANUfAcTURERs NORTH SouTH.--Some of the wool
and cotton manufacturers at the North complain Of dull
trade and declining business. The cotton manufacturers
of the South, however. prospecting amazingly and in
creasng all the time.
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WATER GAs.-An English paper says that DR.. Miller,
OF Manchester has patented process by which brilliant
gas is produced from water He is about put his in
vention to practical by lighting Dunked with this
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry.
Monday Evening March 30 1852 I
Arrived since yesterday 29 Beeves $50 Sheep 81 Cows
and Calves The stock of Beef Cattle is very moderate
and the market in favor of holders
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 11c "a H net
CIexas)................ 10 p ii net
HOG .6ls17c p tb net
SHEEP 81 75G0S3 rs p head
niLcH COWS: S20f0S45 q head
valves AND fEARLINGs. 00GDS10 90 y head
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
sIins.

MI First Municipality "m2,' Second Munlcipa,y "ms,
Third Municipality. The
Posts q which the vessels law ~ "'e' Vi 'he
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W'Oytd's Safe COnlpasly.
3E'HE attention of the public is called to the
utility and superiority OF these Safes all others
mas on M entire new principle We hrst form
strongly made from wrought plates
sSn OF caStrcn chilling the liquid making inrse
ta9ie to the ehel drill capable resisting blows
sdSs , To The scientific il is only necessary say Nature
eehc he leaves no bolts
NOUS to remove with perhaps less effort than required
put them together Neither the
sol on the solid mass lined as with wall
We hesitate aayng, that Safes with LILIES
EMriRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
H. are the only really depository for other
PIES We further, there little popular
Safes or Bank Vaults They all the
often broken into as experience has demonstrated.
inns Company furnish
BANK VAULTS Sizes Banking Institutions Mercantile
rs and ndividnssll of which will Drill
frooi when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
sample the above Safes and Locks together with
ParantoPhc Bank Lock, WHIrE
81 Camp mhl5 If C. PErTEES Agent IS Camp street
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
EEQAL

ASIA, tBr.)...,--.. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY %
NIAGARA (Br) ..for BOSTON ....SATURDAY March 6
PACIFIC, Am) ...for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY TO-
EUROPA, DR. ....ior NEW YORK. SATURDAY IL
90 S' '''':Ior nos loNr., SAL uRDAY, - 30.
ATLANTIC (AIn.).. for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY "a
AFRICA, Or for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY 81
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PASSENGERS

Per ship Shirley from LiverpooMs Elizabeth Betty Mr. Jno t.
and servants Mr. John Betty, Miss Margaret Betty Miss Asrv
Miss Elizabeth Betty, Miss Martha Betty James Betty Ms al
more, Ailss l. Regan-and 10 steerage. - -"
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News bv the Pacific.
ENGLAND.

The Picayune received yesterday in advance of the
nal from New York the following details of the Paciic
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ShernlNal'S
Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace
SOLD ONLY AT
20 st. Charles street.

OBSERVE THE SIGN OF THE ~ OVER THE DOOR,
To the NARROW or WEAK CHESTED the sToop or ROUND
SiouiDERED this BRACE is of value. PARENTS look
Chdren They need while growing improve
their health habit
at MRS. SHERMAS'S, 20 Nayade. lvlaW
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FTs Rsssors IF the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
aNsofi1 AND TEUST COMPANY PHLADEIpIIfA bars M
pleasure the Company ron s
vey satisfactory sxhibit OF .a the Close Of tbs
past which, with the attention 10 tbs urnriass .rJ
rules Lie they present to their
sbe a ns 'ae Directors have much satisfaction finding
& aF e ne date Of
un Will either be added
desh else the present MONEY viii h siS " ~ %
holder at hs her option. - - fAe - 'A'n t'AeS
The of oge t.,, ,sJ;.,a,
h proportion borne BY e Savings Fund Department
aus company suceessu operation cannot All 10 con-
me Insured members Of the Untsd Inursne Annuity
that every legitimate advantage they
Afforded
- .1'4''s' 1oi sneH IT'S. suo
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Home Mutual insurance comn.nv =

Will subscribed capital 9sa 500 In prpsred IN reekv.
applications for = f''f'A W A'sAVs
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
- at the ONCE of the Company, 90 GRAVIER STREET
Every person with
profits are divided thosa ho the company II.
w 70 y hers under the control Of the
rms company purely PRINCIPAL 81
and the Trustees believe subscription s1ons
security to policy holders. - Ns''1''ts AS AnpS
In portfolio Of the i all times
ALEXANDER BROTHER, P,,sae.t
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
e Incorporated in April s4s dividend of 50 psr
cent on Two Years. Business.
Once No. IS CAMP ST., between and Common Sta
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY ONLY
Company being organized solely protection III. pov
Benevolent
and solid principles, and aording
are ana handsome legacy to widows and children
the Company. 49, "s VI '"e pi'hAA u
Creditors can insure the lives Debtors married woman can
herself and children, free from the claims Q creditors
TRUSTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker Henry s. Bucknsr
neter C9hrssy,Jf, Maunsei White, john S. Allison,
I.ooefI =. ward, samuel Stewart, VIM E. Leverich
PETER COMFY, Jr. President Board Of Tuatsss
DIRECTORS
T. E, W sewei John A. poughery, john Claiborne,
u. y; fGieartt Ihos jenkins, N. o. Preston, sHs-
Al NJ Cohen, @. Wiekham, D. R. CARROLL,
e. =. " hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. Csrran,
geo. W !; Smi.h, X h. Brunei, R. 7. ArmisteRd,
samuel F Mon ~. L. spangeIiberg
4. j. WkppERspRS, NJ D., Medical Board of
f. e. HsaRrl Aetnalrv IL NJ a ca,sn h,,o,nsv
RIcHAnp BKI NJ D. Magazine street Medical Exsmnsr
who will be at the office daily from hapast
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life
LIZ This Company prepared applications Insu-
and issue Policies all healthy persons and
than the rates charged by the NwYok
their as to Residence The South By
be made available the their amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full. -
California Permits SewYork Prospectus
Table OF Rates and all information Life papos
TT Extensive Travelling Privileges.
IL Office hours, 9 a
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W,orid's SAFE Con,pan,

FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & A.
lessons of the noble Aart of Self Defence. nsi
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Tuesday Morning, March 80, 1852
COTTON-Fully 5000 bales changed hands Yesterday at
slightly easier prices:
A Il
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ABscoNpEp-Marsha Roland, the porter of the Covipg
(Ky) Bank, abseonded on the list with $500, the
funds Of the bank.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT
Tuesday Morning, March &c. 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Brit ship Margaret Pollock, Crukshmks, Liverpool
Ship Champlain, Woodward, Boston, e' H Gs,s
22tu!P Newfok, j w Stanton &co
Ship Realm Stevens Hamburg, II Y BasIer
snip h'fa."on, NahdSRe Philadelphia, CT Meeker &co
swedish bark via Chstiapa Ohan.n,
Bark Meldon, Chande Boston, Chas Deake Geo
. ARRIVED
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NEW GOODS.-P. w. WOODLIEF, No. Is
Charities street. has just received
Union and Empire City and by the sailing packets
ton and Fashionable Seasonab FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore
and recherche style, which he AND retail
to his prices
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07
The Falling Leaf.

Ii has been a fancy, born Of our day
dreams, thai for every leaf that falls, hu.
man soul ascends; Cor every leaf that an.
folds, spirit glides from The dim past into
The active present; and lhickly as falls the
decaying leaves, do forests Of human mould
drop inlo the soil. .a sl,ssa a ,sA4s
We watch the yellow leaf as is struggles
with it's dswnward iendsncy. ;. .essaying i'm
vain 10 hang in mid air, shrinking from lhe
cold res,ing-pace. and buoyed up with a
momeniary hope as stray breeze waits il
upward again only 10 descend more rapidly.
Ii seems 10 wall, 10 shrink, as it settles nearer
and nearer 10 the soil. As il lies worn OUT
and dead upon the chilled ea,lh, the spirit
whispers; Another has gone down 10 the
tomb! Nature drops leaf for every one
who falls, as the nun drops a bead for every
sin she thinks. a sisa,; "A g,a. e. esa
| As we stand beside the spentleaf. so stand
weeping ones around the new-made grave,
Ali as they embalm their dead in tears and
lundying memories, So will we embalm thee
,hou ,ypifier of human frailty. Thus be-
tween the leaves of the book Of books the
sickly.hued leaf is laid as a memento nlori
As gaze on the skeleton form, follow the
decay Of the one for'whom i. fell, andiurn
Ling ,houghuully away, gaze up TO the myr'
lad Of leaves and ask, Which one shall fal
for met ,.,.,a u, ..s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07
Dueitilg.

". l4,.,.s,Z,l4 !, a., s.a.,. L a Il
IN no.cing 'ne ialse cous ., ! non1e ~
'Wn'cn SO inany sa'uep'e .i'sos "ass oee' ~.
saeflhceo, Inc DuHa'o Sosh'nslS'ai 'l'ch''o'''
me lo'lowlng instances wilete 'ne sausss =
lasnionaole ,s l m1fuer ls were lnos. .la.'as
40 Iulope' So', acn'so'nely ~ y was Snos a.. \.
uuel aoVPs = uog, OaPs. nan'sey M apoa.
seIsan y WI. rsa.ns. sl9.o - Ins aoou
lee'uls % o.eins ~ si p... os ,. ,',a. sSsI
~ ~ omcsl ~ sme Dl''S a ''So, VIZ 70 4 y
'enseu ~ eoi'anvn ., uPoa "no' ~ NV Nv
Issssu ,,g sso1u = ;ora ro, o,aon;na u aSo
y gss - W ~ Jsss = y
P'''' = 9 wi Y sssNsse's ~ ~ 'rss
.'' ~ y ''''' '''..' y. Y '''',l' V !
~. ,,s .k. (. ,,.J AZ, ss
eAe NV wv ~ q ;a.,,s n I,
~ saP'a'h = lOnssusnSe, d'S .;.,.maa s !
Srow'nsr nas'ls yee .Y'uss. .us au'sans ass y, "
Guy q pigeon s'loo,e,s, y"a'.eussa II' &; !, =
.s inslps's q shg e,uo S;n Mnv OPpvs.'K EeS XII, @
su ,oss w ;i' ls = sas Snm S,p' bs @ ;m
loush snu Ntlisa "o ss..aJ ~ L., -.
aglneu nau snesrea y nH,' - ~ passsa s,.l
Wy s'Iee., in ou5 ogr re svsb' h ,,os, ~;
!, easa. uue's "a'1 'ssu'sI = ,,,h,s ~" 49,
lung nuops Huss ~, az. .b;ch bS N.
~ = 70, ~ Y. s ,.c' :. ~ ''na''Lan ahnn,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07

EMIGRATION FROM NoRwAY.-flilherto a
large proportion of the NOrwegians arriving
in this country have settled in Wisconsin,
and the colony scheme Of Ole Bull in Penn
sylyania, is producing some stir in the Bad
ger State. Fears are felt that the current
will be changed, and the Milwaukee Free
Democrat states that a commission OF three
Norwegians has been at New York during
the past season, laboring successfully 10 d.
rec. the Norwegians 10 Wisconsin. One Of
The Commissioners, Mr. Elias Stengeland,
Of Racine county, has lef. for Norway, 10
spond a par,, or the whole Of tho next sea-
son there, for ihee purpose Of inducing emil
grants 10 still make Wisconsin their home.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07

The message Of Gov. Roane, Of Arkan.
sas, is lengthy document. Fle advocates
a free banking law and the construction oI
railroad from Memphis 10 the Pacific, via
Little Rock. lis cost is set down al sixty
millions, the General Government guaran.
,eeing the payment Of six per cent. per an
mum on the capital invested for forty years
and as an indemnify ID allowed the free
conveyance Of the mails and stores, The
Governor says the Safe debt is $2 ,00o, 900
upon which not dollar Of interest has beer
paid. Heis opposed to reputation.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07

The London Herald estimates the increase
Of the consumption Of teas in the United
Sla,ss as 1o,l3l.OO0 pounds, in l843, to
&c, ,O0O, 900 in l851--,he last figures proba.
bly, underrated. The British Empire con.
sumed, in l847, $4,000, 900 pounds, since
which The increase has been from 70 to 30
per, cent, leaving 10 other countries than The
United States about 100000 pounds ol
The. i0O. 900 annually semi oul Of China
England pays $4,000, 600 in goods, anc
The same amount In money. The United
States pays $4,000, 900 in money, and the
remainder in goods. The money, twice
told, returns 10 the British Eas. India Com
pany for opium, whence they derive prof
Of $25 900 900 year. The tax on tea ir
Grea. Britain yields $s7, 100000 revenue &c
the Government.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07
Iron.-1The British Policy.

We give below an act passed BY the Eng.
lish Parliament, few years previous TO the
American Revolution. llis, perhaps, need
less 10 add that the policy Of the British
government with respect 10 the iron, and in.
iced all the manufactures Of the United
Stnles, from our colonial days 10 the presents
has ever been The same as Is shownfin this
acl--ihe only difference being thar diplomas
cy, artlul intrigue, and the mos. insidious
means are III these days employed 10 effect
the same end which laws didin former days:
u[ln the ,wen.y.third yearof The reign ol
George H. 5 ,sgii sesl s1asis
An act toencourageuthe to importation ofspig and
bar iron from his Malesty's Colonies in Ameri-
ca, and to prevent the erection Of any mill Of
other engine for Sitting or rolling Of iron, OF
any plating forge to work with tilt hammer
OF any furnaces for making steel in any Of said
Colonies $40 iviG'leiai ese 'sfE9
Whereas .he imporlalon of bar ironlr from
his Maiesly 5 colonies in America into The
port Of London, and The importation Of Pif
Iron from the said colonies, into any porl o
GFeas Britain, will beag grehi advantage no
only to the said colonies, bun also 10 .hi
lkingdom, by furnishing .hs manufacturer
| OF iron with q supply Of flhal useful an'
necessary commodity, and by means where
Of large sums of money, now annually pait
for iron 10 Foreigners will be saved 10 III
Kingdom. and a greater quantity 'of III
Iwoolen and other manufactures Of Grep
| Britain viii be exported 70 America in OK
change for such iron SO imported.
Be ii therefore enacted BY the King
lrnosl excellen. Majesty, 6so@ Thaiaall pi
apd bar iron from his MaiesIs's Colonies b
admiled free Of duty. 80. ,,i,,.,,, - :
And be itfuriher enacted. That from an
laNof the can day Of June, 1850, no mill Q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07
.b sm s3 For the Telegraph
Letter from Judge LedIie.
LocUsT Grove FARM,
OnIn,n Dec 9 1870

.sl.. 4 Salem, Dec. 2, 1859.
MRssRs. BRADNG & THoMsoN,-W With
renewed, and must add, no ordinary feel.
ings Of pleasure and qualification, / COM
mence my rejoinder, in answer 10 your
REPLY to my first communication. Of the
18th or November; for il certainly is b pleas
ure and qualification for an Individual 10
know that when he enters into a discussion,
or controversy OF any kind, that heisin The
righi, and that his communication will be
dealt with in fair and honorable manner,
as you have done with that Of mine. Rest
assured, gentlemen, that your kindness In
correcting some Inaccuracies in point Of
punctuation and orihography is highly ap.
preciated, and will be duly and amply recip,
roca.ed, should an opportunity present itself,
Instead Of diminishing, our correspondence
has augmented, and strengthened The i'm.
pressions had first formed. And in addi.
llion 10 all this, i is both pleasure and Z
lRrauication for me 10 know thai am cor
/ responding with mechanics belonging 10 tha
class and profession for which have sucf
warm regard. l.hns been my lot, although
an obscure individual and farmer, 10 hay,
been in company TO some extent with prin
ters, and have uniformly found them 10 b
class Of mechanics Of exemplary habits
\ wilha we'll stored mind, and with more thai
an ordinary share Of intelligence; and tn
only thing ,ha. aiIs across my mind in tn
4 shape Of regret Is, that so many OF then
1 should be Whigs and bachelors. When
boy,sI had strong desire and predileclio
!, 10 learn the printing business; but when
see SO many printers belonging 10 thai clas
Just referred 10, am truly glad did nc
d learn the business.
sl Although foreign from the subject undo
5 consideration, you will please have the govC
ness 10 indulge me in saying, that when
small boy, | frequently visited the prinlir
4 establishments Of the iaie Matthew Car
E and General Duane, as well as The Typ
81 foupdery Of ihe late Bynney & Reynolds
N The only one al that lime in the cily Of Phi
!. adelphia, and that Il was there, and und
ihose circumstances thai lbecnme attach,
8 10 the printing busincss. a Well do remeI
q Der ,he afternoon Of the 25ih Of Oc,obs
Q 1916, and we'll do | remember the parli
odyice or the noble Duane, 10 myself and
d Junior brothor, as we walked up Markets
r and his request Of ms fuihcf 10 'send W
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07

Ia PIG lRoN.---This article has been OF lale
taking quite frolc. Ii is now command
ing very high prices, and probably will con-
tinue 10 do so for year TO come, for The
simple reason, if no other, that there Is
scarcely any pig metal in the market, and
Jha,a supply cannot besmanulaclurcd in q
day. II is certain that full supply cannot
be made from the stock now on hand al The
furnaces, and thai i, will be several months
(the middle Of next summer or early in The
(all) before a stock hereafter TO be collected
can bs made available for the market. SEA
The Piiisburg American notes the sales
of nearly or quite 5000 tons (week before
lass) at prices ranging from $40 10 $45 per
ton, mostly of $40 a $42 for Pennsylvania
metal, and 100 IONS hot blast from this vi,
cinity for $48 per ton, six months time.
In Cincinnati, hot blast was held last week
at. $45 $50. and 1t is no lower now.
This would be a gloriousiiiine for this re.
gion were i. not for the fact that we have
almost no pig iron for sale, in consequences
OF ihe reduced quantity manufactured the
past year, and previous sales at low prices.
Many OF our furnaces during The past seas
on have made only whatiron was'necessary
TO fill contracts. and having no encourage
ment for tho future have taken but iule
pains 10 ge, up a new stock, hence they
were in very bad condition TO meet a rise
in the pig metal rnurke..--IrontoH Register,
Nor. 25 .4.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07
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One squae d > lines OF less) three wssia, q %
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07

ieFREBsoiL AND ABoI.TIoN VoTE.--T The
aggregate vote for JohnP. Hale al ,he re.
cent Presidential elecuDhsitis believed was
abonsl3e, ,000a In 1913 Van Buren received
39e.eae, showlnga diminuil1u Of bEorsttan
half in four years, e nc lesa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-07

SALES OF REAL ESTATE in NEw YoRK. -
Il is said that during the year ending the Isl
of July last, The auclioneers of New York
city have sold $10,000,000 worth Of real
estuie, which exceeds The sales OF any for
mer year, except i846. !, supposed that
about S5,00o,000 worth has also been sold
as private sale, making IN all Si5,ooo,oOo