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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-11-16
TEMPERANCE AND TEMPERANCE
SOCIETIES.

The Grand Jury in their report in Char
lcston tho other day, made the following
presentment. ",rhey further recommend a
restriction of the present License System
for the retailing of Spirituous liquor, as
iargs portion ofthc present indictments orig
mate from the free use of that article"
There is no doubt but four ffths Of al
the indictments ssued in this State, have
originated from the same cause. The aues-
ton we wish to consid ut this time, is,
what remedy can he applied. What plan
OF reform can be adopted, to stay this cur
rent, to induce men to live more upighily,
moro soberly. Perhaps It may not be i'm
proper in this connection, to give our raa
ders some little insight into the history and
workings Of Temperance Societies. In our
boy.hood's days, there were no Divisions or
Tents, almost every man INDUCED in the
use OF sPiIiluous liquors, more or less. As
much IS IL II customary to shake the hand
after recognition, it was then, so soon US
this mark Of courtesy was over, 10 invite
the visitor totake something to drink. 1t
was in that day the habit and custom of the
country, and W., wa ara !. :. ,L.,c vas ~
more drunkenness than at this time.
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- ..".., -. -. ' &C.. a, 's"'e'neh'
- ar - ..,s "'o :"
..,..,;.hma., :, Tas,n.ra - 80, "a. '''
Tn. sr., T.mn.ran.. sp.;..,'. .oS's,' :
20 the nae ~ vino onIr ~. ind",',an.s o' y,
.nv o,b.r .,;,;,nor. IT,, ,n,. -, "
forb,ddcn hi. fr., a., n,.da - 80
temnerop., did I'm, l;nIo aood Tho 49,
cato. ~ The .v.,sn wor. hn, /, .h.d. 80,
thu. ,ho.. On, of N. n.Io I, w.. r,,,"a
tina, too f,so , n.. ~ w;no .on,d n,o,,,'.,
n. wei, !. ,nv o,h.r .,,i,;,ro,
Iiopvr. ,bsrefors mi. so.;.,v v.. ..n.,,.a
dsd by the Total ab.,ine,co soe,.,y ,yn;.h
forbade the use of apy kind of Iiouors xh.,
ever. We would be condemned did ~. M,
deela,e tha. ,his society dia ,onea good
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Advertisement.

At meeting ofihr Mcrch nts' Association
"t L.nc slrr Id on the IIIh Nov. IsG3. /,
was unanimously resolved that reward OF
so bc Offered for the apprehension and proof
l" conviction of any transient H.wkrr. or
fcdl"r VINO may be convicted of Illegally
exposing to s.'ie, or selling rny aPficir IL
merchandise within ls.nr si-r district. 4.
aecordance with sid Res.luiiun. notice il
hereby given that the above REV ARD OF
go will bc promptly paid in au individual
prosecuting TO conviction an pursnn wbo
may illegally Expose To sale, any go--,ls.
wares o. merchandise within I..nc.,st-r IBIS
.rict. &C. DUNLAP. Cb.mn
J. A. III ssELTlxI, Srs'y. diam
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER

liquors. Nonsenec Temperance can.. It be
enforced. There is law in New Jersey,
that places drunkards property in the
hands of trustees. for the benefit Of his fam
lily, which we approve Of but, pr"hibi,ory
law In South Carolina, would prosince civil
war.
At this time, We can only suggest one
mode TO propagate temperance, that il by
the distribution OF temperance publications.
Let cheap temperance papers be ests biished
and let them be scattered far and wide.
make appeals to mems better p ,ssions, speak
to them calmly and disp 'ssionatcly, and We
feel confident, more good will result in u
general manner. than from i Prohibitory
Law, or Temperance Societies
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South IN Agricultural Convention.

IL Juuc Inst u,rIing Of Southern
planters took place NJ Montgomery, Ala.
hanna. and various aLdrrssrs were ,i-liy.
cred on the occa ion. Avery Agreeable
social inicrconr>c was established h.iwccn
gentlemen from various SECTIONS O the
South, nnd the rt~ult of the union WAS
the organization "fa Smth-rn agricultural
Association. The ot.j-rts are to collect
together, nj stated prri",ls. representative
oi Southern Interests, to confer will, cacI,
"ihcr on the 'ari"us sui :jr.i. irIunpiny t.
the industrial resources of the c,.untry
TO report improvements in all departments
-nnd To consult on The hest modes Of u.l.
'ahc'nG practiral knowledge and product.
i've industry. The purIsse i. q patriotic
anil valuable one, and deserve, the alton
tlon Of cur Planters.
Tie sss@iation a,ljrurne.l, to meet in
Columbia an the lint WriIiaIav IN DE.
cembcr next. during the first week If onr
Legislative session, on which occasion
essays will bc read on various suii-cis.
which have been assign-! Ia gentlemen
pr"ctrilly conversant with them. W..
understand anon, these selected in our
Stat" tile following may lie cxprte.i.
va '!a. ssF"gS. e-G.-- a,i ,nauufarturcs,
Professor =. =. lirlnrs--on soiL..
Professor H. I. BrumI.y--on ngricul.
tural chemistry.
We trust our planters in the uciphlor-
hood will see Ihs, nrr-ssary arrangements
are ma iT lie accommodation 4 ia. ~.
soe'at'on. We n'gnt that the suspen.
''oh VI our Slate Agricultural Soclrty vii
no, allow Us to hope Tor caitlc-sl,ow on
the Occasion; but hope anoiher year will
.ee ns rivall'ng our sister Georgia in this
important Particular. - Carolisian
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| The Hamburg IS. C) Republican of
/ the llth inst, says:
"A personal rencounter took place on
"Wednesday evening last, between NJ. II.
Patton and A. b. Prior, which resulted
in the death Of the f.rner. 1t appears
they were both sitting at their boarding
house when the difficulty occurred; Patton
being at the time in rather an angry
conversation with another person and
Prior looking on, but inadvertently, as
appears, made some remark TO Patton
which was not kindly received, w ere
upon he ordered Prior to leave, to which
the latter made some tart reply, when
Patton struck and knocked Prior back.
wards over chair and pitched upon him;
while in this situation, several cuts were
inflicted by the latter upon the breast and
neck Of the former from which he died in
about twenty minutes. Prior immediately
gave up his knife and surrendered himself
TO an officer, and has been lodged in Jail
to await his trial.
A man by the name Of Meroney has
been also arrested, being the room mate
Of Pnor, and supposed TO bc in some way
accessory to the killing, he was not, how.
ever, present at the time Of the difficulty.
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ISLANDERS were NO longer in her favor.

ISLANDERS were NO longer in her favor.
Arriving at the Chiefs Office, we dis.
covered that he Sss not present, but his
Deputy promptly attended to the case
He questioned both parties very closely,
and neither tf them varied one iota from
the original statements. "Bring me a
Bible" said he.
One with cross on its side was brought
Looking k-enly at the woman. he held il
to her, and said:
Put your hand on that book, and
answer me just such questions as ask
you."
"Sure Sur. can't swear to it.
"Who asked You to swearm inquired
he. "Put your hand on the Bible"
She made several attempts to do so,
but drew it trembling back. He again
ordered her to put her hand on it. At
length she did so, with much trembling.
de said, in very solemn tone OF
voice.
you solemnly swcar to speak the
truth, and nothing but the truth, so help
your God!
She drew her hand back with shudder
and with ashy lips said, II can't suear to
IL SIR"
Il thought knew vou," said he. "Do
YOU not recollsct the woman who drop.
Fcd five dollar go,d piece into your
basket, few days sincel Don't you re-
member that you denied it, and when
brought here, you SAID it was your's?-
And don't you know when told to swear
to it, that you said II rant smear to il
sir2"
Thus did the officer question her; she
still said it was her money; but nothing
could induce her to 'swear to it."
The officer handed the money to the
Young man; and ordered the woman to
leave the building at once. This she reluc-
family did, with cowed look, but still
asserting the money was hers.
She could not be punished, said the
officer, "for telling lie, as she would not
s'redr to it,"
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ALARMING IscRxAsr or Poxrs.-.s

ALARMING INcREAsK OF PoErs.-.Some
scandalous critic says the number of poets
in she United States, is now estimated Mt
6,o2S. Greece had only one. This
shows theiurtili,y of our soil when poud-
rettc Is added to it--also, that the age is
fast" Some credit, however, should be
given TO the increase and improvement of
machinery, rs there is muce "machinery.
poetry" What an awful quan;ity Of
raw material must these scriblers cor-
sumo, in the matter Of zephyrs, breezes,
sunsets, morning dawns, skies, clouds,
stars, moons, silver lghts, sighs, tears,
heart-ache, love, trees, grass, buds, flowers;
pretty maids, rustic swains, angels, lovely
women, f'istian, CANNON, balderdash, &c.,
DC. II is awful to think about
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The FEosr AND THE CorToN CRoP.-
1t is now quite certain, says the Nashville
Banner, that the Cotton crop has sustain.
ed serious injury from the late frosts. We
kno" from reliable information that such
j, the case in this s.. te Our o., ,ut
from middle and West Tennessee all agree
that in the fresh and in the rich bottom
lands the top crop of bolls has been so
bitten as etfectually to ptevent their
maturing. They have, in fact, to a great
extent, become sodden, and are rotting
on the stalk. The same is true in regard
10 the plan, in Georgia and South Caro-
lima, and we may add, in Mississippi. as
far as We have heard. In the Memphis
Appeal we find letter from Yazoo City,
which states that the frost of the Path ult.
was followed by cold heavy rains, and
that the destruction Of The top crop Of
bolls, the main reliance of the planters in
that section. has been very great.
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kv In Por,lapJ. Main. .h.v ,

Ev In Portland, Maine. they are
,lispuliug concerning the effect OF the
Maine, Law. John Neal, and Others
'tiirm that il has rather increased than
checked intempcrance in thu State st
large, and the assertiou has been madr
that ~ the city and neigelnsiood, AID
probably throughout the State. with here
and there doubtful exception, there !,
now more intemP"ranrc than there has
been ut any one time tor twep,y-onc years.
The sypP'riers Of the law DENY tbi.. and
they have issued declaration sign.,l BY
Hl"rgc number 4 perons, among whom
are ten OF the clergy. asd six-Mayor Z.
"reelcy. to the effect that the as.rr,i N.
reierred TO are most grossly aud psl,ably
erroneous ami uhfounded.
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APOLOGY.

The press on our advertising columns,
and our inability TO procure another hand,
compel us to lay over several editorials, Ed.
itors Table, &C., We expect one however,
and as we have added good supply of new
type to our office, we t'ust in week or two
to make ample amends for apparent remiss-
neaH
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THE CRops.--Ws hase heard but liz
tie said of the yield Of the corn crop; but
are satisfied il is very shoss. Cotton is
unprecedently backward in Opening, the
weed being generally large, the growth of
which mostly occurred after the terminus
ton of the drought. Tie weed generally
looked, before the frost, to be well filed,
bui its yield is problematicaI. To Judge
Ivy the receipts, at this place, up 10 this
time, the crop would appear greatly short
of M average. Wehave known NJ smucl,
cotton sold Ia pne week at this season n
the year. rs has been sold this year since
the iirSt Of Septomber The small receipts
are aeeoan.ed tos in part by, the back
ward growth Of the plant, and the eaay
circumstances Of planters aud their con-
ndence ~ . general short crop and belies
p'ices-- CheraD 6aseils, Ga inst.
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The "Taxahaw. Compromise" we think
1t wholly unnecessary to publish. We ap-
prehend by doing so, it would have the
tendency to produce the very result, that the
friends of good order in that ncighborhood
desire to avert
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-11-16

- The Meihodists Of the Un;,ed
siates havs made admirabIe provision sor
the education Of their pastors. Thew have
already e'gh. fns class colleges, wi,ls
ppPefty and funds amounting 10 the
aggregste 10 s4e4,0es, and ano.hcr isi
protested Va Missouri. They have also
foFty-six theological academies and seuai-
naiiss, IN twenty.nins Of which there
sre t.e86 stpdsnts, an average of
I7s stodents 70 each ssmipsry. The
olde-t Of their colleges e at wiIbrahan,,
SOD 3 was ioandsd ID the yeas laso b de
kss. Wilbur Fisk. a Z.
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Courtisies.

To the Editors of the Charleston Courier
We tender our thanks for slip containing
late news.
The Editors of the Charleston Standard
have placed US under obligations by fur
nishing US with thcir daily paper.
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LANCASTERvALLE, s. C.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 1G, 1853.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A PRINTER, to act in the capacity Of Fore.
man in this Office. One who has a perfect
knowledge of the business, may hear of
good situation, by addressing the proprietor
of this paper. A very fair price will be paid
to one we'll qualified.
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PAY YOUR POSTAGE.

AFTER to-day We will take no letter
from the Post Office to our address, unless
postage is repaid.
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On Thursday evening, the 10Th inst, by
the Rev. DR.. Hanckcl, DIR. ID. w. LAMB To
ANNE GERALDINE, only daughter of DR..
T.. Geddings, nil OF Chariestoh.
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DIED. at Chesterfield Court House, 8. G..
on the list inst, Mrs. Sarah r. MuIIoy, wi,
"t Edward Mulloy, Sen Of Bilious Coll
aged o3 years lacking few days.
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To Poets.

FoE the best Carriers Address We will
gle the Ledger one year; competitor. must
hand in their productions by the 18th De-
ccmber.
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The association org: :nizrd by A. &. Dun
lap being elected h.irDan. and }. a. HAS
scItine Sre'y and Treas. he mertin. then
adjourned TO meet on Frid"y, the liih lust,
al } o'clock.
Nur. ll'h - he >nrrt. met, Ill ihr mem
bcrs present. on motion committee of ihrr-
wLS app"lntrd BY the Ch.ir To drift Con.
stitu,ion md Ry.Lws for the .,ssnci tiun
the Chair appointed J. Al ms. w. VI Con.
ncrs and J. a. linsseltinc, " ho " ere rrques.
ted to report ut next regular meeting. On
motion resolved that this ;:ssori tinn meet
n Tuesday after Sale Day in every month
On motion ordered that n reward or A %
be offered for proof TO cor, iction of any
hn"kcr or pedler found selling goods in
Lancaster Dist, without license and ih.t the
s'nr be published in the Lancaster Ledger
three months.
On motion, ordered that notification of
The Merchants Association Of Lancaster be-.
published in the Lancaster Ledger, and III I
IN invitation be extended 10 tho Merchants
oi lie District to unite in the .ssori tior.
On moii"I', the association adjourned 10
meet on Tuesday, the 9th Of Drccmb,r neat.
a. &. DUNLAP, CL'ma.
}. a. llAssELTI>E, Svcret,ry.
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MARRIAGES.

iii hymen Lrot his love delighted hour,
There dwelt no Joy in Edcn's rosy bower!
The world was sad.--the garden was q lid;
And man, the hermit, siphed-till woman
smiled Campbell.
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- The trial of John Love, h.. took
place az Camden on Fursiny, the lsl
'nssNnt and re-uitsa in verdict of Noi
6sttfy In the ease Of simms, ilse iur,
i.''ing 20 agree uP5n . vcriiss scSs
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DEATHS but path that must be trod,
III man would ever pass to Cop.
Pdrneu
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COLUMBIA, Nov. 10

CoTiON.-The cotton market Was uui.t
''ut steady yesterday and although price.
RE steadily advancing, yet the supply on
';ics continues very Iighi. 2S bales chang
I'd hands, at 81 to 10 cents.
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REPORT OF
ComnnsssiOners Of Public RsuiIdir1.
LANCASTER DrsrRicr.
TO FALL TERN, Issa

TO FALL TERM 1854
To the Hon Thos Wcihe, Cana
iSessGhs Pleas
The Commissioners 81 sfsrIa
Of the legislature respectfully submit the following he to
J. A. HAssELTNE, TREAsUREg coMRs PUBLIC nIr nl.1s
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C0MMERCIAL
LATEST DATE

rom LivERPoor.
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sti6.Ga
JONES cpf,ckrr :, '

pero,n. IoAES Treasure,
that the within forcgup ana makes
a-t -trrporL rCamni
M This Crtote ls63
j. A. Clerk ,-..s !oNES
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CREDITS
Total Casl
Si3SI.@

rhr that the
" %vmd sea uni January last and they the I'm" @ e genr
r.sp-r
KEr
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aug. J.. is'S' or lucy Wick. pai 10 ....s..-..
For Rrbecca Mothcrshcad. paid to
For Wn HvE paid 10 ...s
For inE.nt children Ann BarErld ,s,l 10
For Wn. Adams paid to
For Andrew Caskry. paid to
For Elizabeth Simmons paid to
For Betty Tharmon, paid to
For VIM York paid TO ..a. .
For Ruth Vicksry. p,id To
For l.. G. ca ton. paad TO
For Milly William. paid to
For Catharne Wright, paid to
For X. Brewer. paid to
For Sarah Bradley, pail to
For infant children, y. Mntox u.il T.,
For Slalssa Gardner. paid To
For Elizabeth Smith. paid 10
For III. ly les and wife, paid to
For John Weaver and wife, paid 70
For George Craig, prid tn .
For Sarah Frye, paid to
For Samuel Slrait.
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REPORT
Commissioners of Poor to Fall Tern, 1oso
.ANCASTER - ~

General Fall Iour Pleas
strict N
To csb rad from s'onas nH
TaxC Cvlkctn, e'''o E1P:xpr
''''' sI775 IaA S1o1ll
ByCw
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For THE LEDGER.

We, the undersigned, Merch n,s of Lan-
caster, agree To form an Association, tho OBJ
ject being to protect ourselves against tran
sicnt Hamkcrs, Prdlcrs Abolitionists, as
well III to promote harmony, regulate tr..de
and whatever may BE- proposed and adopted
calculated to advance the interests of said
association.
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Fcb'y 8. To cash reed from 8. ID. En-
mons former Treas. s3ia Al
JnlJ 4. i" cash reed from Tax Col.
lceior. being IS per CT on
Gen. Tax. 4Oo.Os
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Ne"IEe NHUIhrn S.r,I,
fore to Asylum. 80 " = oheiiS n iunrc, be-
@ Ad lone. Socke't ON a F"nsra expenses Of one 100
neral Of Isom Turner psnper anu days and Fu
Paid Simon Bennett Balance ON se for Io,,; . 900
1una -
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MATANZAsPr bark Alnah Yoke moaes Chs Bel
cher Neo
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The screw steamship Alps, from Network for
Liverpool, had on board 1900 tons Of freight Of
-four, cheese, etc.. tH EfE b-7
The new Temperance law Of Indiana has been
pronounced constitutional by one Of the courts
Of that State.
Sugar is now manufactured in Ireland from
beet root, and sold very generally throughout
that country.
The tide of emigration from Ireland to Amer
lea is so enormous shat single berths for steerage
passengers are sold for five pounds.
At public meeting held in Savannah on the
4th inst, il was resolved that $4,000 should
be appropriated by the city for the purpose
Of removing the wrecks in the Savannah river,
ETC., etc.
The Washington Union Of the Sd inst. states
that the rumor that the President +" will, in the
course Of a few days, pay visit to New Hamp-
shire,'' has no foundation in truth. We are
authorized to announce that he does not expect
to leave Washington during the approaching
summer.
About half the printers in the book and job
Offices in New York struck for higher wages on
the I'd inst. In Boston, all the printers on the
morning papers struck the same day, but went
to work again in few hours, the papers, with
one or two exceptions, acceeding to the demands
of the printers.
The Providence (R. ~ Journal states that it
has information received from high authority
that the King of the Sandwich Islands has made
another strong appeal to the United States to
interfere against the designs Of France, which
clearly threaten the subjugation Of his do
mipions
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[ From James McHenry's Circular.

LIVERPOOL, April 10. .C0TTON-On Saturday there
evident desire to SELL which has increased since
the arrival of the Asia and the market being over sup
piled with Cotton, prices of the Ordinary aud Middng
qualities about sd 1t lower the sales the two
days only reaching 10 900 bags being
speculation In Manchester day there has been
want Of animation in business but prices generally
lower. BREADSTUFFS-A large business in Flour has
been done, but without improvement in value all the
Philadelphia and Baltimore brands on sale at 23s have
changed hands with occasional advance small mar
GELS Wheat does not meet with the attention
Flour and to make sales lower prices must be taken
White Indian Corn has advancep to Sls and Yellow BIS
pRONIsIoNs-Bacon arrives freely, but the stock does
not accumulate. The demand is general and equal
large supplies, without any important decline . Cheese
is in continued request. Beef and Pork very dull and
quite nominal in value Lard steady at 50 to 53s
Taow influenced by the proposed removal soap duties
has been in demand at advancing rates RICE-Dull
but without any change in price.
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For Few DAYS LoNGER.-The Exhibition
of the Giant Girl aud Gallery of Statues will remain but
few days longer Those who have not that wonder
of wonders the Giant Girl and those eke statues had
better be about it before it is too late The Hall of Exh
bon is the coolest place in the citycorner of Perddo
and St. Charles streets Commercial Hall.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY,
foreign MarkRts.

From Brown, Shipley & Co.'S Circularl
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, April H.. .CoTToN-The
Cotton market has been decidedly heavy since the
last circular at decline in Ordinary Mddliug
American Of I'D z b. Fair and upwards without much
change, while Inferior is completely neglected The bust
for the four days is go bales with 5000 specu
lators and exporters Middng Orleans 1916 Mobiles
aud Upands, 54d u fb Trade in Manchester is quiet
No change of moment in the Corn market
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-10

LUNCH AT THE SHADEs.--The proprietor of
the Shades up Turtle Soup, with other deicace
for lunch at 10 O'Clock to-day No house in this city
better lunch and but few enjoy the patronage bestowed
upon that establishment. Attentive baS-tenders and
walters with choice wines and liquors is the grand
cret of its success