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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Saturday Morning, November IL, 1858.
Business in our general market has continued a
rather limited scale during the past week though
articles we have noticed increased movement The
sales of Cotton, Flour and Sugar especially have been
larger and prices generally firm Corn has been heavy
and the transactions limited Pork has recovered pretty
much from the depression noticed at the close Of last
week and has been in fair request while only moderate
business has been done in other descriptions provisions
Coffee has been active prices steady Freghts have
been in request and most of the engagements
made at firm rates though with number Of
vessels Offering occasional slight concession has been
noticed the part Of ship-masters Exchanges have
continued dull and foreign bills sold at easier rates
We published yesterday morning brief Geographic
port of the Franklns news bringing up Liverpool
dates to the 18th 18th October The Cotton market
there was represented steady with daily sales averag
ing 5000 bales and prices without any change Bread.
stuI had continued active with advancing prices Flour
being quoted at 37s for Western Canal and Sss "A hill for
Baltimore brands Wheat had advanced I'D 10 b. The
by the Cunard steamer America will be found in
another column
C0TrON-The Cotton market on Saturday opeued
with heavy appearance notwithstanding the favorable
accounts by the Africa which published that morn
ing and the sales Of the day limited to about 1900
bales On Monday the demand improved and 1000 bales
taken at steady prices and Tuesday the
tons embraced $500 bales the for the better quail
tiles being firm but for the midding and lower grades
easier, ON Wednesday active demand prevailed and
some 5000 bales changed hands including some lots of
Inferior and Ordinary at quoted rates for those grades
The inquiry continued good Thursday and the sales
reached fully 5000 bales aud vest eray about 5000 more
taken making total business for the week of
bales Prices at the close very full for the better
qualities but unchanged for the lower grades
The receipts Of the week 9l bales and tn. total
receipts since the LIST of September have 1853 1870 bales
against 1856, $50 to the date last year
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MhLLAS "a brig Ayon--sr 10 Cochran &eo.
ntW IORk-psr bark u 3 Brsilsy-l s.ortsd sdss.
nnhNps 81 JAgO-Per sehr Venice
ship Martha Iiannan-h.,orted pd.o
wEM yOitk-Per shi Forest City Assorted 1od,.
NV rOkk-psr ship tioughtns hs,ort.i nl,e
nntsr,.MafnAFkN-Psrt lark OItsya--Asnrts npl.s,
nEw 1ohkap.r brrf 4 Tront-Assor'od nd,s
inhEMEkHhvEN--Pes ship Efa-Asso,t.d md,s
.lD ur JASElRO brig baV. 1g.e 10 o.o,
f'ofVV'h spT'iet
. .hig Ser.hsnp,.n-soFo slate, to Lys D.
80, esses nfss Pompy bdls 4yO ms ION 10
fesy ien-l ptgs &eo-16 ton, In ron b.
nhnso5e sks salt Whitney EeYs rs 81, md,s
400 ules '''7'
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE OF THE DAny CRESCENT.
Saturday Morning, November II, 1853 ]
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

oFFfCE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Saturday Morning. November II, 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Island City, Baker for New York Cbe,., tHpa,a
Bark Klby Lame, for Boston, c Hyn,op
sehr Eagle Wnsow, Pensacola to nnasterBe.in
Ship Nathan Hanuan Holmes Is days from Philadelphia
Ship Forest City, Allen York. TO VIM Creery-ls,
district. - "
Ship OnEhton Doane 10 day. from New York to Hlsrd, dist
Sd district -' ~
Ship hor,9Hmpon Reed Liverpool loh September Nice
Bem ship Rsbseea Kas.abhu Brsmsn 18th september in
NJ ,bailaat, to mAI,er-4th distritt
RE- "sw, o. days from Malaga to Cochran &o-ed district
s sarin from RE dc Janeo aud i6dsys Baltimore
Snes eAs Gasave Won sann Bsmsthaven 18Th sspts.
BARK Tout Gslaaon IS from New York BOga vii
Bark ii Bradley Commit DAYS fran, N.u yl - p.,, WI
Hams dco--lst district. -N'A''N N'o"'' ''''-
sehI Acs Butler day from lIavuna PUG Mir acood district
schr Edward Barnard Stone days Brass 81 lac
Sd district ~ % 'Aso " MASTER
Steamboats,
Mary Foley, Ransom, from Donald .onyis
Southern Belle, Wlie from Ylck.burg,
II W HILL Newell from Memphis,
Bella Deunn Morrison, from Willamsport,
DIR Beatty, Wilson, from Donsldsonviie.
Fam? Sparhswk, Poorthart, from St Louis.
Dalnlau, Dunys from Carthage.
Pacific Fthan, St Louis
Jacob p Early, Hoister. from 81 Louis.
Chancellor No ., Bacon, from Louisville.
EXPORTS.
NEW YoRkPsr ship Island cotton 90 do rags 80
hhds ia b and 4 half ck. Iii cake h bbs
taiow, 2C6 pcs logwood, 5 pkgs mdse ~
bark Kbyl51s bale, cotton hemp 45s axis
corn, Sc ties Talow, vs. bbls moiasses, 1900 slaves
IMPORTS
HAyANA-Per Aio.lOO b,s sugar cap,russO bag, co
"s f'rnsnd's-lot cigars, 0rd's
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,


JEFFERSON Cry !
Friday Evening, November IL, 1853
Arrived during the past week, 1860 head Of Beeves
mosty Western stock has hogs As cows and $40 calves
and yearlngs of Western Beeves nearly l75 head are
left sale and but few sheep The stock hogs is very
ample, with an easier market for purchasers moder
ate supply OF hleh Cows and Veal Cattle The market
has continued active during the past week
-rRICEs-
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HoRATIo D. HEWITT, PIANO.

HORATIO d. HEWITT, PIANO-O0
FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 81 Camp
street, New Orleans ,hs S Would respectfully rsauss,
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all kinds
descriptions and also his we'll selected OF PIANO
EoRTEs from the factories Of the first makers tbs United
which those A. ST0DARD Co.
of Now York HALL son, Of New York. and PLEYEL CO.. Of
Pa The above tso the following kd GRAND Sc
MI-GRAND, PlCC0Lo, PICC0LO OBLIQUE AND SQUARE-are
Of the most celebrated makers IN the world combining al the late
had the subscriber style of
of ~ and otsyes They viii be sold At manufacturers
prices MUSICAL Disc of all kinda quantity
the
Of ACCoRpEONS brought the southern
GUITARS
by WILLIAM HALL SON. the approved
MODELS Thcse the
the climate The has had
the Northern Cities well NewoTisans
thoroughly acquainted With he maatest details the business HIS
Southern
that he will always
stock all kinds and the LATEST
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC. The Musical Public
invit ted o call and II his stock.
HORAT0 HEWITT, SO Camp Orlsans
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UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsTANA-AcADEM1c

seventh Annual Session Of this branch Of
HE University has Just commenced
for tue rep3n Of pps plan OF study adopted equally
favorable these desiring TO follow Collegiate Course aud 10
those ned Tor Commercial Mechanical pursuits
Professors has present season. Th
under the special of the modelled after
ast ct IT, y . Military academy West Point and Fs cta d
M Paris In the isnguages'
ROM, Professor Of Frenchi Romeyer German,
q formerly. - -
Professor Melhado, for fourteen years Principal Classical and
Commercial Institute
for the Classical Department - -
a. Application for 10 nads
Common nj sn
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

EREAT BARGAINS. S PHILLIPS, of
~ CHEAP STORE NoToRlETY, Nayade street
Horse as Dsirct and Rousseau
street being dsrou, ofrerng busnsss bis
large and we'll assorted stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The attention the Ladies particularly called
FL0UNCED IA sI comprising Eve hundred
style ard color, v---ing ~ $50.
(ten
cents yard snd
tbfy
patterns
Give LAME a, eee It's pc,
yard.
10 pieces superfAa SILK ntNASKS for curtains.
100 eItrs tine LACE ENintolutht.J CURTAINS.
BLACK
20 broeaded SILK q
FINE GOODS ven.
GEETLENF'; T.vr NOTICE.
Just received direetfrom FranHs-
200 embroidered SHIRTS,
alarr aormentofp plain LINEN SfTF
"
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

ICE! ICE!--J STAFFORD Il Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in ICE No. ~ Eysian opposite
Poptehartran Railroad Depot lower
No. II fhoupouias New street,
street
Ice HOUSES Ninth and Harmony Fourth D
rici. sni iyos
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OF LoUIsIANA-LAw DE

~ PAKlMENIThe Lectures in this i'll commence
on The Ft MONDAY of November next continue until
the FIRST MONDAY Of April. '
Ihee by PROT McCALEB will Admiralty and Maritime
ted States.
Those by Prof HUNT will ea, of Law Criminal Law,
and the Law OF Evidence.
Those by Prof. JOHNSON will treat of the Common Law Equity
jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional Law
Those by Prof ROSEtUS treat Of the
Ls me roman Spanish and French Law Land Titles and the
The Degree Of BACHELOR Or LAWS will conferred only
shall attended
after avDg resd twelve Counsellor
aud who shall sxauston worthy the heno
TINS NJ dnt the rnd practice this State
f Every student uf Professor
f25. The malrioulalion he
az Moot Courts will always be open.
Standardized RANDEIL HUNT, Dean
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

wlLAhNsPoRTPsr steamer Bella onn.sos bale. cotton to
s ~ SsIc. 90 %"a sI.o.. y % ks
e d, Le,7 nyras q. l.n
DO Js. ss d. p ns1a DO sripsy I;.a
ysl. . q. Terry ro9 ss d
!: .s s y e 4. 5
P.tssS ps,y fs' VALE Coz
~ q s s.". & ' q saS.soes %
l.ni NJ s Z; Inc SI' hsa. .s.. 50 III
, pss.g.. ae = 6ld.
S :as a. as,. % ss curry
bal. TnoiAs.s. ass ''''' '''''' '''' ""'' sugar oil"
vIcKsBURe Bss-4os bale, cotton
g. si:n . 30 w,, S9 Nj M
:sod d g, si'1 s,S &c NY %ss
& Robson rfsiai Do &
% DO csp sisr.s -
Saii Mile, seo?s DO N riaehsrd scG %
I Do Rs-iin. Duncan M.more a,r.n 4e"is %
Foley van. S1i Fos a, % S CO.. | Do
cla'k Masb52 do srady' Ton US
n y! e u .!e... D:.ss wst
80 DO George 10 s
wsh aS DO 81 atis.n1 4ss Do
G., . % 4 .sG; f f. q &c CIR
d Wa s.ss d
D'snsl g DO s.insy Green 4gOied9J coss. Aes
t Ma oven csss g wd s 4 4 rS-y
ton seed wlbr-5s do ofdsr-Tot. 1854
WI rms aco. fsrta. campbs .eosl1 Do F.io-.. 4;s
do y;o. DO Ros.on AIenss DO s,afes
Terry aeoss % rnsard scoSido J.u..-1s do R ii
n % WOE P Rs~ia. SS
Curry fsa 20 c., do krn psna;9 Do
% Boeks.r STATION &eo-a4 10
p op ven s Do smith Johnson seeala % FaT
c.mp'es DO Hsaisr.ca fs.@Tss,s
poNALDsoSyILLEPcr steamer MARY Foleys ,ugrr
P.nnsr9 bbls mo.., Kendall zoe sel5b do Fganai1
s 90 kSE, q As 81 nd r.: .nf . 10. an
Kerr Ga do y 1alt III. m9sse Brand Landty0o
LoUs-Psr steamer sacbswk-sss ska Drh.nssO
IhouPSoa5i3 d.. b., hor Lyman sglssb7
d.r~5s .pr. posaio. Dus~ bis na.s B6e &eo
ST .sanst D.yis hid. 100 se. PORK
ks.n .. Or n. aSs, DO 3. Ia .s u lg d w,sh &og
ao.s hin. .rd lard e q Do.on~ios *
u 4, do "a. aqIr.on-ssa % Nope tce2a atEu. butter
Sst'sn Seo.s e. hams LymsD ais b., dried
dries to order.
APn oslessy Mss.usy-s bb egg. stotSr
ssS ad .s % e a. ts r. s' 81. s.s, d
e Ssf 20 bi. y n SS .,s I. sso sS q .s
's'da t1s 4ss s.if n. S
sa. ss99 hI Turner Wilson AeOo and
ssuuy, Nsstre aoO John Dsvenz 10.
ST loUisper steamer Pss7ss bbls -four Comedy &coqso
a. cs 70 81. : sson n?1: WHINE S a ..
s Gayle g: % e.. . a. i q a sIH "a
% pots,os Ben,0n Caldwell $Ss bSi beam seeudr5sd
ppls. aa X. d. IS ssc beam. sre.
s chr % Do a ss. ~Dfs: 90 S9.r4o bale,
csi~e-6 e Bradley Wilson Smith, johnson scct5
cotton 81. ~'''' ~ ''1'' '''' 'A'e'
coNsIGNEEs
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~ j Nv y WV So
At PHILIP p WERLENS date Mayo ~ will be
an EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Of NEW MUSIC, which uIEFas
he has received per steamship Star the South. Among
the following
soSGs-Lt Nobody Know; by Maynsrdswse Ros,; by Tenn
peSugette by LinleyO Thou Omnpoten; Wallace
By lake-Sweet is the Hour BarnesPeasur OF Hope
Little Sleeper; Southland Brother
On Old Poomac's shors; By wurzs-Desrsst
MUSICAL ROCkErS-By strsekosch
POLkAS, etclue Family Polka by Brown-Coste Polka:
Embellishments Bless Polka saekssh-Rvsl scbotsh
brownSemnary Schottrh--Sws Cottage Schoisch, with
tons; by DIessau.
WALTZES-Rose Queen by DAlbert-Amaa; by Strack
Womans Convensn; Miss Cheeny
etc, No. D CamiD street. Old
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VIII leave SATURDAY. November "a st ! o'clock P.
NOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW MA - =
Il DRIp, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS. HELENA, Ma LEA4S$.ae
f0LEoN nd al ne mediate lsnt n. y eguar So
Packe Z. HAYEs.-The light ght
Asaeuser packet HAYES cspau Gibs port
will For freight
hsvng accommodations. Apply board,
WHITE BUCHANAN, ui'fn sweet.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED,

y G iiekburn. .lO,dl
fslegiI1A. Pc Mt
fiigrim.. Point
Queen Victoria. IA 80
ssrah BRIDGE. s,d2
Salem. Point
lnlOra...........lgd2
Washington. ...... d
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ST. IL us.

wilIleave TUESDAY. November Is. at O'Clock P. -.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS 49, -
II sna all s,srnsdi lunaings Rssular 81 Lou.
Packet PACIFIG.-The and light dranght -
s,ssms Pacific Fhan, will leave zhase For
Hegh passage, apply on beard or to
Mi
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MO REMOVABLE. ANFoux, r.
nm s SJ sIS,. and , rRAG T.. CENT
and Lafayette Cars Depot, where he Ia prepared 1I
all Dental skily all the
CHARGES
N Bodice fcsience No. BAROSNE STREET between
Canal and Lafayette Cara Depot n N
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY "a
Mr. CLIsSEY respectfully informs the Latiss ~
Gentlemen Q, New oriesn. that his pANclNG ACADEMY M
open at No. 81 Bourbon between
Canal streets, where he will teach all the MOST FASHIONABLE
DANCES.
NJ. tii dak
TT Private Lessons Ladies' Gentlemen every day.
AM. to3PM.
TT Cas. for Genlensn. from o,cloak P.M. no Il
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wtIleave SATURDAY. November II, at O'Clock F.
NOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~ l.
and all htsrm.siss lsn'ings-Rsguiar ST. Louis lEi--
and Ne Orleans Packet CLARA.-Tten new and very
c. ARA Cap Che. er low "a
nie : WHITE L BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street
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YAZOO RIVER.

Win leave TUESDAY, November IS. at O'Clock Pa
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAP0- - =
II LEON, GREESvILLE, GRAND LAKE vICKs- LEEs-sT
BURG nd all iptarn lanai1rs Regular Nem
pits View Farkst UNCLE sAM-lhe new. iigat
irsusht UNCLE AN John Lee
freight aud will leave above For
PASSAGE superior saeonHodznh sppy board
ooto Of Iaasyets street, crto
SMITH & MINISTER, 81 Poydras street
~ Uncle Sam will pay attention 10 all Bend freight
shipped on hsr. pl9
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HAyANAPer shI AssioO bIs sugar r cap,rrus-sO bag, c.
fee FsrnandsE-let cigars, ordsI ~
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nR. J. A. DE HART, DENTIST, Nss-sA
a tenders his professional the ladies' <8
sna gentle men ei NV Qssps an! yie.e,y being uIYN
His surpassed Those
svorng him Nth that all
will be satisfactory. ~ Once and residence Canal
Bourbon and Danphin, wodo Holiness. store. q
~ FULL UPPER TEETH principle viii
be guaranteed it every respect for ss to i0o FULL SETS
Upper and Lcwsr) for from sl2s tes9a1. spie isx
GtIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
TQBACC0-Thes
In lots CUBA, HAVANA FLORIDA, MASON
COUNTY KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE MISSOURI WRAPPERS
aud FILTERS Also TOBACCO IN HOGStiEADS BALES,
iscted tie MEXICAN market, plantation
TURNER 4 RENSHAw,
90 Camp and ass Tehoupitsg greet.
II TtlRACCO RATEn IN ORDER ed
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RriUs.
RarEA.
Arbo0u~Ys


DIRECTORY for ls5iThe compiling Of
tn. 18th November All ha, been
made alteration olscs will please
send Information to the COMPILER, Picnyune Oe Camp
street. m
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NOR MONTGOMERY, WErUMPKA, - =
u SELMA ead ali landing AlahSnts River lsf
New Bssiu, EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY HfkzcsN~sss
Regular Packet GEOslA-Ihe snilr bs" sra
ssHsh bet GEORGIA, Captain j. G. sHao.
saRding will regular the iras 90 e
Ociobar 30 leaving SswOresns Montgomery ENA.t a.
MAZE WEDNESDAY Shippers rely punstssiV ali So
her For us~h' VI te
having unsurpassed accommodations. sppy 20 - -
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II W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
II BRhSDlES, WINES, GORDIALS and HAVANA CIGARS
orts om he filled and dispatched puncual civ
tity. charge. 49,
Is None but choice articles sold here.
nj ~ ITO Common street. opposite the Charlie, Hotel
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xinIsa SATURDAY. November H. at O'Clock r. NJ
NOR VICKSBURG, WARxENToY, -
II NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND sULP ROD tG.'4yetk3a
SEY NATCSEZ. FORT ADA.s, BAYOU SARA, -
UTTERN BELLE-Th. magnificent .and swilt
sRS BELLE Captain NJ
SMITH 4 FIy1STER, 81 foy1ras street,
II freight the privilege
ofreshpprg.
tE Levse, foot OF Canal street
Thursday morning. TO receive freight rs
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~ Is CAMp Street New oeans-The undersigned having
opened their Saloon % prepared
NshS IN every variety and style to .ui heir patrons
log the city, examine ther
procuring Likenesses elsewhere Perfect Satisfaction given
nj II j q, HARBOUR a CO.
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VICRS BURG.

WifIeave FRIDAY, November ", Al oelock r y.
E0R ViCkSBURG, WARRENToN, - -
II NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Le@&EEekedE5s
sEY, NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, =
BaruS RortF-Re vcs.bsrs
GLENDY BCRKE-Ths splendid and swift running
packet steamer GLENpY BURKE j. r. Bentley will Leave
SMITH 4 FIMSrER, - Povirss street.
~ TIE Glen5y Burke freight
TAsrs viii be csrk the Levee, receive freight, We'd
nAsdar
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01
For the Ohio Organ.
Tribute Of Respect.

At regular meeting Of Mt. Carmel Di.
vision, No. GA, Sons Of Temperance of the
State Of Arkansas, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WhereGs,-It has pleased Almighty God,
in the exercise of infinite wisdom, to re.
move from our fraternity, and from this
stage Of action, our beloved friend and
brother, the Rev. BENJAMIN SHAW, who died
at his residence in this vicinity lin ChlcOt
county, Ark,) on tie 5th of May, inst.
and Whereas, by this dispensation Of an
all-wise Providence, we recognize the loss
Of one Of our most efficient and worthy
members, and his bereaved family expert
ence the loss of kind father and an aff.c.
tionate husband; therefore
ResOtUed, That it becomes US as ignorant
and dependent Great ures of Almighty Goo.
to acknowledge his mercy and justice in all |
bis dealings with the children Of men, and |
to bow with deep humility and submission |
70 every dispensatiOn of his ProvidrDce;
Jet we can not but express our deep regret
or the loss Of our friend and brother, who
y all the important connections in life was
'yer SO distinguished for his zeal, for his
ldelity, for his untiring efforts for the pro-
potion Of every COED In cur midst AS
ION Of TemPerA cs, he was ever ready. by
'ise counsel and prompt action, TO aid in
very endeavOr to advance the cause Of
lmPerance, beautifully illustrating in his
'aarcOurse with the Division, land with
le WOrldl these combined virtues of our
reeF-Loye, Parity, and Fidelity" As
husband, father and master. he was an
HAaPls worthy Of imitation. as a fEisnd {
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01
Ross Co.

CHELLlcOTHE, o., June 81, 1851.
BRo. CARY:-The following resolu.
tions were passed by the unanimous
voice Of the 4th Quarterly Meeting
Conference of Deer Creek Circuit
.. O.; held at Dry Run Chapel, June
18th inst. n '..a.H1a 'l.7T'
.a 1. .ReSOlVed, That the present cri.
sis in the temperance cause, in the
State Of Ohio, demands of US. as
Christians, that we carry this subject
consciously to the polls. Is"
2. ReSOIred,- we feel it to be
our duty to our State, to our families
and friends, and to our God, to vote
for no man for either branch of the
Legislature who is not pledged to
sustain and vote for a law similar in
its essential features to the Maine
Liquor Law.
3. RssOlued, That these resolu.
tlOns be furnished for publication in
The Western Christian Advocate and
Ohio Temperance Organ.
H. FoREsT GREEN.
Sec. of Cont.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

sWayed to and fro; the carriage il
which be sat, began to sway With al
undulating, rolling motion a dread
itul sense Of fear crept over him
faster and faster revolVed the carriage
among revolving lights, which threat.
ened every instant to dash against
him. He was seized with an indefn-
able agony, induced by a deep sense
of overwhelming destruction; and
suddenly, with a dreadful shock, The
ground rose Perpendiculerly before
hlm. Hewas violently hurled from
his seat, and his face was bruised and
his clothes torn against the hard earth.
A painful cry escaped him, and friends
rushed to his rescue.
J He was found fiat on his face, in
the hotel yard, beside his own car
riage. =
In few hours he awoke from
heavy slumber, in the midst of bitter
modification, to ask if it was all a
dream. The glances of his compan-
ions assured him that the tilt against
his convictions was zeal. He arose
from his couch no longer a coward.
He was panoplied with an armor
powerful against the keen arrows he
had before so much dreaded. That
armor was sad experience; and he
went forth behind it, to battle against
wrong, and SO manfuIly did be labor,
that he soon rescued number Of his
companions from the bitter MARTYR. |
dom that threatened him, when his
probation Of cowardice was so violent
y consummated.
The lesson, Harry Browns expert. /
ence teaches is, that with firm conyic- l1
Ions of right, we should never fear
,he sneers, nor dread the wit of tn ose
VINO woo the wrong; most especially. |
when we are convinced that they /
know the right, and yet the wrong h
'ursue'" as is the fact in regard to a \
arge majority of men who become tin. /
'lers' even when tippling was most
common. !
CINCINNATI, June, 1858.
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and neiGhbOr 'none knew him but b love;
as a pinbter Of the Gospel, the evidences
Of his fidelity to the "high calling where
with he was called, !" are sbundantly seen
in our midst and the recollection Of lis
earnest and uDtiring ''labOrs Of love-" per
formed for our spiritual welfare. gives
poignaDcy to the grief with which we re-
cord the death Of one 70 whom We were
bound BY the strongest cords of affection
and gratitude
R's0lUsd-That we deeply sympaihize
with the family Of our departed bro, her, in
their overwhelming sfiictiOn, and tender to
them the kind rega d and sincere condo
lenee Of our Fraternity. ou q. raU
Res IUed,--That as mark of respect for
our deceased brother, the members Of this
Division wear the usualbadge Of mourning
thirty days. a l gl ia a5aas!igs of
Re'OIUed, THAT copy of these RssOlu.
tlOns De presented to the family Of the de.
ceased, aud the RrcO'diug Serbs 30
instructed to enter them In full in The
minutes. '"" .'
RssS!0ed,--That the Organ of the Tom.
perance Reform, be requested 10 publish
he above Preamble and Resolutions. Alt
a copy frsm the minutes Of the meeting.
E. T. WELLS, r. S.