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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

ship OF 700 or 500 tens was partially launched at
Midcletown, CT Path inst and probably got ados
on the 2sth. She is owned by Msssrs Lane Wess Co.
manded by Capt W Mather The name said to be 80
lected for her is st Bernard There already
longing TO Boston Of that name.
Brig Enoch Benner, 100 tons four years DID, sold
cash.
Ship Atlantic II years DID, 7cO TOMS has been sold here
for $14 ,0lO
Bark William, of Bath 1856 TONS four years old in good
conoitcn, at Fall river, has been purchased by
parties in II at city, for $950O She be commanded
by Captain Gray, late of7chr ophr, Of FAN River.
LAuycHED-at Amboy 3oth ult, handsome schooner
Of 5000 barrels capacity from the shipSard Of Crowe
She said to re fine modal and OF the most
thorough built vessels Of her class she ia to be called
the Catharine Johnson and to be commanded By Capt
Ezra CTsrmer, and Is owned by Messrs johnson l.
Slagbt, and Others Of this city and Mr. Geo Harris of
Wilmington NC she is to be employed in the Southern
trade
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On Wednesday, August 90 OF msrasnua, FRAxoss, sea
Of Thomas TA,e sged III months and ~ days.
On Thursday, August 81, at New Germantown, N. :.
wuuAM I.AxBEs1, " the lSd year Of his ags.
On Tuesday, August 20, 1T Por chester Y. CEARLB
g. wAsHBrRs, only Of Charles and Sarah washburn
eyed year, 3 mot tbs and 81 Gays
Drowned on Wednesday Afternoon, ut tho foot Of Troy
sSes. " K. JAxSs RILEY, sgsd ysArs, months and IL
Ss,s, TIA little fellow was bathing. and going out b.
vod his depth drowned before assistance could b
rendered lis funeral took place from the residenee Of
his psrerts, ~ JSne street.
Philadelphia papss please copy.
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MARRYING AND DYING.-The Knoxville (Tenn.,)
papers contain the following mixture under their
matt imonial head:-
by lack. Boo,he, Esq Mr.. Patrick WEIGH to Miss
Sarah f. Davis.
Died, in Knoxville, on the Gath of July, Mr.. Pat
rick Welct.
Married, on the 18th August, in Knoxville, Tenn,
by w. II. Seay, ESQ.,, Thomas Collins to Me-. Sarah
L. Welch, relct of the late Patrick WEIGH.
This is the progressive age.
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TIE Charleston Mercury Of the 18th ult. says:-
We are gratifed to be able to say that tho pro
gross Of fever In the last two days has had De.
cided check. Yesterday there was no case OF this
dist sse carried to the Hospital and no death In that
institution from any cause. We are satisfied als,,
from large and careful inquiry that private practice
affords the same evidence of favorable change.
The Sc south vest winds are loaded with terrible
store of heat but If thew save us from an cpl iemi,
fever we can afford to smile at tie excuses of the
the, monet ter.
Up to Saturday last, the total number Of deaths
reported by cholera in Boston, was 2l8. In l849.
when the disorder last ragged, the total number Of
deaths up to the last of August $780, and for the
whole season little over 600. At that time the
disease ceased about the first of October.
The Cleveland Board Of Health report six deaths
by cholera during the twenty four hours ending at
one o'clock on the 30th ut.
Only ore death bYucholera occurred in Newark,
Nj, on the 3Oth uI(
But one fatal case Of cholera was reported in Bos-
ton on the 30th ult
Cholera continues to produce havoc among the
Irish population in Charsestown Mass. There have
been sew fatal cases since Sunday, and q number
more wear eeTi. us aspect.
SINGULAR AID HORRIBLE STATE OF FACTS.
correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
writing from Franklin county, Ohio, relates the fol
lowipg:-A relative of his, named David Ward, who
made his home with Thomas Ward, was taken with
the cholera and died, having NO negroes to take
care OF him during his illress-there being none of
the IeiehboTs who would 60 to the house. After his
death, two men from Franklin went to Wards,
dressed the corpse and put it in coffin. One Of the
negroes who had waited on David Ward lived on
Thumas WARDS farm, and had wife and three
children. He was taken i'll with the cholera, but
was in fair way Of recovering, when his wife and
ore child died. At this he got out Of bed and ran
of. He was found dead few days after, lying in
Char creek. with one of his arms broken. An I'm.
deraker had the bodies of his wife and child decent
ly buried. Tie other negro man who had waited on
David Ward, and the two remaining children, were
at that time at Thomas Wards The man was taken
with the cholera, when Tom Ward sent him out into
the woods to Gle. One of the negro children being
also taken with the chalera Ward led it out into the
WOODS and laid it beside the sick man, where it died
in q few hours. Ward dug hole at some distance,
tbr long rope to the SICK negro, and ordered him
to tie it around the corpse of the child which being
done be dragged tho body to the hole, pulling AZ
tie emo of the rope, and then made the sick negro
drag himself to the edge Of the hole and push in
dirt until he covered the child. Some of the citi
zeps Of Fl kiln went and brought the man and the
remaining ch,ld to town, where they have been
cared for and are getting well.
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT CHARLESTON.
BALTIMORE Sept. J. 1854
The desihs by yellow fever at Charleston last week,
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept 1.-tReporreo by Keen Taylor)
First Boa,d-s5oo Long Island RR Ga, BIS, 64A 81, o0o
Wilmington RR 6's s., s7s; 81 500 Camden and Amboy
Readirg RR 8s, 10, days, 74 100 shares Reading RR
s5wn int, ss7s 800 sorrs Canal, cash, 19S 100 do
t5wn, 1l7 SO do, cash, 1l,i; so Norristown RR, Co.
5t4 500 Lehigh Zinc, BIS, 1A Bet,Ceen Bodrds-30 shs
Pebns, Ivabia KR AZ Second Board7 shares Peonsyl
yania RR s5 ~ ~ Philadelphia Bank Ia 1872 Girard
leading RR, s5wn, ssss 100 do So, ssss Market dull
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Ths over Issue Of stock, - far ~ sscersaiaeA Il
III, shArss-nskisg the ~ho'e capital ssocs, ~
shown BY books to be 1857 500 shsr instead OF
limited ~ me charter The parties esrt IN sne
fraud have ioss,a the company from time to "a w.
$4,000; but bow far ths company has received g.
uted the proceeds Of the sale Of the fraudulent ssus
has not 70, bean sscs An examinations u being
made and when completed <he directors hope TO hsse
full and reliable statement Of the company's affairs
The stock tsnser certificates and check books are In
possession Of the present diIectors This ceEsr ledger
and cash book are not.
Hessrs. BlAnchst 7. Ketchum, ". a. Seymour, j.
Brandon b II. Tallmadge, and Genin were appointed
committee to confer with the directors Of the company
and the meeting adjourned to Monday next at the
place, at half past three O'Clock.
Aft4r the adjournment Of the Board, the following
saes of bonds ard stocks made al auction By Simeon
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TeIeSr.pnic Marine Rccorx.

Tele9rnphic Marine Report.
BOSTON, Sept lar steamship Europa, FROM Liver.
pool with 200 PASSENGERS Passed yesterday morning
miles west II Cape Sable, steamship America from Bos-
ton for Liverpool.
Also arr bark Elk PHILADELPHIA.
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AND COMMERC GAL
MON Y KET.

FRIDAY, sept l-of NJ
II ere was general kreck down in prices of stocks,
particularly Erie, which opened at 49, and after ad
vsncng to 32l fell off 10 32 four per cent below the
price Of the day pIevousthe market closing heavily at
that rate Reading Failroad declired ~ Cumberland
Coal, 81 Canton Company, 81 New York Central Rail-
road q Hudson river Railrt al closed 35 decline Of
fer cent. Nicaragua advanced r. anl Illinois Cen
irsl bones u.
SIX Thousand dollars Of Ohio 6s Of 1860 taken at
1861 ana parcel Of New York City 5's Of 1883 at
per cent discount In railroad bonds the business was
very light, amounting in all to only ten thousand dol
lars Erie couvertbles of 1871, brought S. and Illinois
Central 63JS.
The pas ments through the Clearing House amounted
10 si 7o2 40 49, and the balances to s7sI 900 co.
The detection Of extensive forgery perpetrated
the Chemical Bank created considerable conversation
The facts are briefly as follows
representing himself falsely IL is supposedly as
James Bi,hop, opened few days ago account with
tho Chemical Bank. His deposits small until the
3lth OF August, when he made a deposit of . forged
check purportpg to be dra by John Thompson
American Exchange Bank, for 900, and being
titled by tie bank clerk. On the day that he made
tine deposit he drew the alter part of the
oss falls the Chemical Bank No traces have
yet hen found Of the swinder, bat the police
after him. The American Exchange Bank paid the
forged eek before they discovered but
returned ii to tine Chemical Bank.
The affairs the Parker VEN Steamship Company have
been under oing investiga.n for time past,
ard at meeting of the stockholders Thursday an
formal statement presented which exhibits the fol
loving
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TELEG HIC.

THE YELLOW FEVER AT CHARLESTON.
BALrNoRR. Sept. ], 1854.
The deaths by yellow fever at Charleston last week,
were I'll foreigners, except three.
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$1,000 NY l. Nh BIS 66
1000 Erie In Bonds.
1000 Erie Cvt Be- II
$500 III Cen r II BIDS
400 shs Flor & K Ut S
500 Cid Hill Nine $50
rs Canton Co boo.
100 Mic Tran Co bio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-27
Another War brewing,

The Emperor Of Russia having succeeded to his
hearts content in producing general commotio N in
Europe, Asia and Africa, account of the rusty old
Key of a dIapidated old church at Bethlehem, our
Secretary Marcy, not to lie behind hand with the
mighty man Of the North, determined at the risk of
universal coniiasraon, to make his brccches with
the strange device, the Court dress of Europe Ac-
coriingy, as soon he installed in office he is
sued instructions to our ambassadors abroad to es-
chew velvet and embroidery, and make their app car.
ance at Court only in plain dress. The thing itself
might be well enough but tradition and long-estab-
Shed usage and the tastes of other people OPP
posed 10 it. No doubt, to plain Republican notions
and 10 the eye Of reason sense all the de-
coraons and rppcrics Of an European reception may
ridiculous and nonsenSical enough. But that's
the fashion thcrc-,nd wise man does not al
ways feel himself called upon TO combat every petty
prejudice or innocent absurlity he encounters in his
progress through life. Judge Mason, like man Of
SENSE when he arrived in Paris considering he was
sent there FOR som, higher object than to set the
Parisians new style of lresS-paii no attention
to Secretary Mi-cys instructions anil confurmcd his
dress to the prevailing fashion of the Court.
Not So however, with Mr.. Buchanan. He, re
garling plain black coat and patched breeches as
the UllScS OF MS authority anu tnc exhibition ct
them in the presence of the Queen, the main object
Of his mission, when required TO conform himself to
the uSaeS of the Court at the late opening of Parlia
'ncnt, Suky refuses, and kept himself secluded. The
report goes that he has made the matter subject of
grave complaint 10 our Government and threatens
to follow the example of Baron Brunow demand his
passports and suspend diplomatic relltionS with ST
Jarnes. we suppose the Administration will stand
by it. repre.entstYe-ani the consequence may be
! bloody and internnable WARWICK will be known
in history, as the costume J.ltehelJreeches war
1t Is hand 10 say which the more ridiculous
figure, the Queens chamberlain in debating the GU,
an HmbaSSaioIS dress; or the ambassador, in ia
King exception to the rules of etiquette, which he
finds prevailing, and making them the ground work
Of national rupture 1t is TO be regretted that the
Lord Chamberlain, when he found he had to deal
nth formal and conceited old Bachelor. had not
possessed the good sense OF Count Neelro,le a no AK
e'l our Minister Al St. Petersburg 70 ~ hit dress he II
learei b-flre the Pr=si!, nin,l being l,.,v.rs,. an
plain clothes replied Then tlaz IS y.ur .Iurt IL -
On III. other haaL t IL - bee ----s.1..!. riaa Ii.
EU'hanan d. not i.t. mal,ine the pratanann, INSIST
~ las r's'lt % iDnez' n z:l,. iss assigned hn by
sis tnvcrnmrnt. THAI Nnuit inr. tlirn,vn I.an Ia.
."nrt .f"r tn INNS "a i,-iinin. iipiurnazi,- rir---
mi gnssiliiv rr maur .it las. hnrr 4artl,i giih-
mt tisru'm': lie lr1,n,Hy -.s;:una 81 two treat
pn6oUs
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CnNGnHs.-.I.,l

The sEStTS did not strictly adhere To ,s rrsou,top %
hohng Friday to be set apart for the consideration NJ
private busnes' The usual petitions were nrosen,cJ h
aeEea Senators against the Nebraska bill and some also
Wy r Ols ~ lavor Of Congressional legislation 10 place
upon asurer Iopng the right Of American citizens in m
egn counes to join in religions worship in accorancc
win ther own enet7 The Territorial bi for Nclr,k,
qua hahi' vas taken mp, aud Virginia and South Caro-
nns yere each heard through their Senator'S Mr. IrsTyn
ana hr' buTEg, both IN favor Of tic bill The former
gsuenn terminated hi' argument about the usual hour
OF adjournment, and Mr. BurrR consented 10 defer tte
conclusion OF his speech until to day
The HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, after an bnpr's J,.s
nussion OF a bill reported from tho Committee a.,
fuoc Lands went into committee upon the private cal
endar. IL being objection day." only small nnnI,,
passed safely through the ordeal single ,nern, ham;
" IN his power TO postpone bin week for discns.io,
home fourteen were reported upon fivotably aud n,c
Mr.. ChurchHel Of Tennessee after a h,icrc"io 80
The character and services of Robert Armstrong Eso
lPrnter TO the House, moved 10 adjourn over to Mond,y
Va order that members might be able 10 attend ,e
Mr. Ewing, Of Kentucky, seconded the notion and mall
some impressive remarks aud NJ. McMucn of Virgin,
ALEC added his tribute Tho motion was agreed In an,
the House soon thereafter adjourned. mt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-27

SmccEiso ArYAIR.-We are informed that a man ty
the name OF Edward Dalton residing in the northern part
Of this county, was burnt to death in his honss on
the night Of the 10th instant II appears that Dalton
OF incorporate habits. and when under the in.
tuence of liquor, often treated his wife aud family in
brutal manner. On the night OF tho above
he Is said TO have home In n state Of intoxcaon
Immediately after his arrival, the other inmates of tho
house consisting OF his wife and daughter le the prem
lees During the night his dwelling was discovered by his
neighbours to he fire. Several Immediately repaired
to the Of conlagraton but late to rescue the
unfortunate victim from the smouldering building. We
understand that rnnors aaoa in the neighbour
To tho effect that the fire not only the work Of an in
cendary but alo Of n murderer. As are Informed
that the whole transaction will be submitted Judicial
investigation orbcar to give the of the parties
Implicated the facts upon which the suspicious of the
ncighbourhood based.-DanriHe Regisfe, FfJ. "a.
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orrcr or rnr Rrcunoso & DAsvllLr r. n. Co


NJ meeting oi the directors OF this Company, con
vened tho Office this day IN consequence of the death
Of The President Of the Company.
Capt Vincent Witcher was called to the Chair, when
on motion OF Mr. a. y. d. Clifford the following resolu-
tons we're unanimously adopted, viz:
Rs'oIgtd, That whilst We consider the death Of whit
mel p. Tnnstal as great State loss to this Company II
IN one almost irreparablc.
That whilst Virginia mourns tho early death 81 one OIL
her most gifted sons, we geve with peculiar sorrow the
loss Of our President our colleague, and our friend
That mindful in the midst OF onr own grief Of his A.
iced widow into the privacy Of whose anguish we only
20 far orude TO tender her the expression of our heart
fet sympathy and coincidence.
That the Chairman Of this meeting be requested "a
communicate tho foregoing resolutions TO the family o.
deceased friend aud that the same be published In The
journals Of this city the city Of Lynchburg and tho towr
Of DanVile.
r. VAN DEURsFN, sec'y.
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A wARNINg.

Delay not harbor your sentence OF fools phi
losophy, that disease will Itself that you cure
II with certain medcneI for feS dollars you
per With your general welfare.
We wild vicious youths why will We persist In dosing with
the dhhy mdHiHg compounds daily preferred thereby Impair
lug your appetite and Digestion destroying you mentally
well as physically when be cured with few doses plea
SAINT mejIcinesi
We rakes Of every condition, Why will suffer and
pine aud drag out miserable existence, untitled for the eJoi
rntnt aud even ordinary p'p Of lief You who thu,
hoyed anG wish TO he restored TO health and Vor by treatment
AT once pleasant and eGesu oad consult DR. MoRRs III,
success In chronc d1sSs been greater than that other
physician OF bis day Many Who have been for Amd
with disease resulting from have been
restored to heA ysor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable state disease
vriing-euciose dOlArs-Address Dr. W. ~ HoRRIs
through ONCE, Nashville Tenn and package Of
enes securely put up, ue sent privately and with dispatch
fui direction, Herewith, and no questions dSteJ.
Persons living distance, and lcted scrofua Old w.
oery letter. Cancers Piles Pstua In Apo, Gravel scure
elects any disease whatever Of aggravated malignant
character be cured at home by consulting DR. MORRIS by
letter, post paid enclosing Foe Medicine, pleasant and
ss, can be sent per mail part Of the United States
psI,s1 a,,eh.on syen to ne male complaints
whites Propsus Uisris or Falos Of he Womb would DO vel
to lay aside All e dsIcsey an fompt consult the Doctor
~ once Insurance once Cedar street, the Post
onee room. No. ~. up stair. oc42-diy
VOHK RIVER sTEAM SAW mILIs-To own
Ms.Spny yr,Tn or s, n. esy.y md
Mil large on YoS RIs a. pses sss s.n
SS S Ins. m pI,piis e sOnIss M
win psy liberal cash price, '"''" '"''
dnSe 20 @ .r Sss t%Ser TO 70 ,s M r cg,, % s
e,a theft osn business and to meet the demand, the aje
erecting whs 10 be hereafter add dsssnsed as Nh
When iii. completed they prepared to furnish hn. Of
lsbs neiud,pv h:ornE plant, weather boarding.
.ss ''H' SNOW snow sSssos slpG'S CO. q nay
- f<2I-elsvsn. Williamsburg, Va.
- pare Sperm sud Solar OILS, Tor iaista
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VIRGINIA. LEcIsLAruRE.
SENATE.
fRlpAr, Feb. eIth, 1854.
EVENING SESSION.


EVENING SESSION.
On motion OF Mir. DOUGLASS Il was resolved: that
select committee be appointed inquire into the eIpedi
cney reporting bill incorporate the York River Cana
company. Committee appointed - Messrs. Douglass
smith, Campbell and McDesrmon
Hills PASSED.
bill to provide for the taking the of the voteu
OF Hanover county as to change OF location ofther sea
OF justice.
bill providing for the voluntary enslsvement Of VIII
Lunenburg.
bill giving the consent Of the Legislature OF tho State
virginia to the purchase olands by the United States
Tor inc washington Acqucduct and granting Jurisdiction
over the same.
bill Incorporating the Montgomery Hotel Company
IN ,hs town oil Christiansburg.
bill incorporating tho llolbert's Run Coal Company
in the county Of Hancock.
in Smyth county.
Several hills read frs, time and ordered to a
second reading.
Tho transaction Of further business cut of for want
Of constitutional majority and the Senate adjourned.
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.y- MO THEIRS, unK.sr cLorns-rhe,c Cloth.

to- MOTHERS BHEAsr CII0TIis-Thesc Cloths will do
TO Rising Breasts and give entire speedy
relief TO pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising
cold other than thing the
day They may without the dscOmust the mo.
Their, and procured and during the period
whenever dssgeeAbie symptom Of hardness inflammation
from exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and In instance prevent the Rising Breast There
sands who suffer deds the period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths aocompan, them.
They are 70 sale exclusively by ADIE q GRAY,
81 In sir
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INN CoSsTufurIoN-srArE-RIsHrs.
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1854.


Ne T4fg."
written on both sides will published
tis ~ rule standing, ought known all.
no case be departed from Obituary notices
i'nes are charged for as advertisements
CIV Communications will be charged the advertise
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MELANCHOLY CirATRornE.-A gentleman in this city
has Oblgingly furnished ~ with the following Of
ecr from friend Of his board the o. y. sloop Of war
Plymouth, one Of the East India squadron containing
the first information have seen, Of tho loss OF Lieu
tenant And boats Of "a men belonging to that
ship:
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U. s. Sur PLYMOUTH,

VI deeply regret 10 he Obliged to report the loss Of Lieut.
john Mathews with boat aud fourteen mcn lie vas
lost the 28rd Of October n, tho BONN Islands lie left
the ship IN the forenoon fishing aud shooting excur
son aud few hours after his departure most frghlfu
aud terrific yphoon arose. IN which could possibly
have lived and tia supposed that she capzcd and ali
hands drowned No traces Of the boat crew could be
found though search maintained for week after the
gale had subsidized. As you may suppose deep gloom
upon the ship, have We yet recovered from
the shock. Mathews universally beloved and respcc
ted lie whole soulerl and single hearted man.
ffiendand agreeable shpmate, and from the Captain
10 the youngest boy board all feel that they have o4
friend, and the service useful aud efficient officer
MurGnIL HlrnLI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-27

Yrr AHoTHgR FIRg--On Saturday night last n barn
belonging To JONI BRUCE, Esq standing short distance
beyond the western limits Of the town. was DESTROYED 10y
fire. which about thirty barrels Of corn agricultural impl
ments &c. aud quantity ofsaw outside Toss
hundred dollars How the fro originated il not known
The building was two hundred yards from any dwelling
house WinchrsLer Hiknininn. FIR %
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MARRIED..

On the morning OF the 22i let Church.
by the Rev. T. " Moore, Mr. JAMES NJ CONWAY,
RlON BAKER, daughter Of H. w Toity, Hq all OF this city.
To- baltimore aud Boston papers please copy.
On the Esd Instant the RsyJ George Woodbridge CHARLFs
BDLLocK Of Phiadephis, toMARdARLT o. daughter
thony Robinson, Of this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-27
NEW ORLEANS Markets

NEw 0RLgASs. February 22-s4O r. Mn conge.
quencc OF wednesday being Washington birth day the
afternoon was generally observed hall holiday in New
Orleans, andony GO0U bales Of Cotton disposed Of
Pieces were easier and irregular Fair Sugar was worth
80 cents per b Mola'ses quoted is cents per
gallon.
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To the stockh drrs OF Ian,Ie Railroad

Gentlemen You will called On 10 al the vacancy
Sss1,ioned by lhs death G. your late amend President WHIT
NELL u TuSsrhL Permit me
ton LEWIS HARVlE, Eco, OF Amelia gentleman talents
OF business habits aud 81 intimate
operations AM business Of this
10 you Of Integrity Of energy
has deep stake In the prosperity u this rosd lie
IT'S earliest friends at time when wanted friends
II. will make admirable President