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MISS MARY HILL-This talented young lady,
who has been performing at the Memphis Thea
tire during the past winter, has been engaged
by Mr.. Lewellen, and will appear in this city
next week. The Memphis papers speak in high
terms of her acting The Eagle says:
With a person of rare beauty, she unites a
vivacity, grace and life-like style of acting
which shows genius of high order-such as
will, under the tn orage of her excellent taste,
produce harvest of fame and fortune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

The new Opera House at New York has been
leased to Max Maretzek for one year at $780,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

Ng~Nor1oE. Shippers of freight per steamer
ARKANSAS Alabama RIVER requested to hand in their in
voices and sign the Average Bond, to
myl8 a9p JOHN E. HYDE CO. Ia Poydrss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

Mr.. ], L. Howley, clerk of the steamboat
Mediator, has our thanks for Cincinnati papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

Gen Isaac E. Cary, formerly Congressman
from Michigan, died on the 9Th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

C. Ellis, an ex-member of Congress from New
York, is dead ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19
.a Rare Chance
FOR GREAT BARGAINS IN
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S GOODS,

u a II
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S GOODS,
OF ALL KINDS.
EF- SELLING OFF LESS THAN COST lei
STORE TO RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
subscribers relnqushng the REIAII Branch Of
bnshess continuing the WHOLESALE only
closing
THEIR ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
E4r READ THE PRICES. -al
CALL AND JUDGE FOR yourselves.
good Article SHIRTS with Linen Bosoms Collars, o for u
each.
SHIRTS for 81 80 Half Dozen,
fully equal those usually sold Tor 80 half DOZEN
LINEN SHIRTS, for o. eaeh
r." FANCY CALICO SHIRTS, from 50 eentu 10 81 50.
@ SILK UNDERs HIRTS, from IS cents to Us.
COTTON uNDERsHiRTs from so cents to H.
SILK CRAvATS. from 80 cents TO 81.
DRAWERS of all kindB-sk, Cotton, Wool Merino and Drill hom
so to IS per pair.
Having by far the largest and best selected stock Of
FINE FRESH GOODS
ever city Orleans purchasers will be we'll paid
by calling.
Every article sold fully represented the money
refunded. .....m
All sold by the first of June viii he
SOLD AT AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Now the time 60. Choice of the Great Ba, ganS
DANIEL aoRREN s CO.'S
rpya 9plotsOi 3 CHARITIES STREET.
.Te9C Goods.
The Subscribers receipt Choice and Superior
Stock of
SUMMER CLOTH NC,
Manufactured by York expressly for the City
retail trade and comprising all that and desirable in Gooda
Styles ALSO UNDER GARMENTS all the various kinda
THOMPSON, NIxEN g. CO..
ap?s 9ptf No. 10 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

PLAcIDE'ss--"As You Like It" will again be
performed at Plaeide's tonight and the farce Of
:. Out for Holiday We advise our readers
Q see the performance of CO As You Like IT. if
they would not lose an intellectual treat rarely
to be enjoyed, for this comedy is now presented
at the Varieties in perfection rarely equaled,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19
RuprUREs CUREp.-sherman's Curative Pa

Rupture Remsdy, relief and comfort and certain
guarantee Rupures. To good ft apply
propeo establishment 81 Charles street, and inquire for
Sherman particulars advertisement third
page sppy descriptive pamphlet feb2a ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

+affEt1- w = dttfSy
Richard Nugent & Co..........7
These, with enc old subscriber, make grant
total of 66 shares out of the 5000 shares of the.
Company who memoralize the Council against
granting the petition Of the Pontchartrain
Company, and aver that they will GUSTAV
serious injury by this diversion ofthe Company
from its original object. But the best part o.
the whole joke, for this memorial could never
hays been intended as any thing but bit Of
Righteousness of its accomplished composer, is
that all this enormous amount of stock tomittine
the single old shareholder, was purchased within
three days of the signing and presenting THU
mefaorial Messrs. Shepherd, Montgomery, Cox
Nancey and Coleman made their large pur
cbases on the 18th May; Brigadier- Genera
Palfrey bought his seven shares on the the 16tl
May. the day the memorial was sent into tbs
Council but, before it was read by thu
Secretary, no doubt under the influence of the
powerful arguments of the memorial, disposed o.
it ere night.all and is not now exposed to thu
terrible outrages which this memorial depicts
But our worthy friends R Nugent s. Co. seemed
to be quite as impatient to assume. as the General
was to decline the honor Of holding shares in the
Pontchar,rain Railroad Company: as, thougl
on the 18th they signed the memorial agains'
the extension of the road, it was not until th,
49, lfcans,., p.,frav could ,nemoriol; live "a
sha..ho,da, afsa. h. bsa a.no.sa az h;s stock
,.-...;-,,, . N.uont q o. on,,a annoo- ia +ho
ss.saa.. i tan,a,;on of nnroh.oe =,
.ss,. ~ H. a.sana q .,,osa atooth ,dars :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

TMs Gesafksneese
greater than ever to purchase he
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING e
G.. B. DREW,
Ne 4 ChnrtrcH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1854.
THAT MEMORIAL.

Ait the last sitting Of the Council, memorial
was presented against the ordinance - su'ln''
to the people the proposition tosuoscrioe 20 the
q, eps;on az fbe Peutchartrain Railroad. Thu
memorial parported to be signed by stoekhoiders
of the company. WHO we're apprehensiVe OF Sc
rious injury to their iaterests oy the EXTENSION
% tbe Pontchartrain Road. We we're naturally
s,,,r;ons 10 Know what stockholders could be 50
;nssnsible VI their own advantage and the pros
peritg ii the city as to oppose proposition that
had met such general favor, not only from all
The stockholders of the Company with whom we
had ever conversed on the subject, but also with
the approval Of every enlightened citizen who be
lieyes in railroads and il not Interested in oppos
ing this particular enterprise, We sought, there
fore, an inspection of this memorial and were
not surprised, on examining it, to find in it tho
unmistakable f1eshsmarks of enc of the Officials
of the Great Northern Company, the worthy gen
tleman who adds to the duties of notary Of tina
Company the other more lsborious functions q
general canvasser on the streets and scribe TO-
tfe newspapers against the petition Of tn
Pontchartrain Railroad Company. This ger
3Ieman is the Titus Oates of the Great Nortnern
Company. Il is his duty to go shout and ~
gpecvl every meal-tub and see if it conceals any
plot against the Corporation BY which nesis re
tained. To his ingenious Intellect belongs tn
honor If originsting ana executing the grand
maneuvre--the last Of the opponents Of thu
Pontchartrain subscription, of buying up some
shares Of stock and having it divided among
! certain well known opponents of the extension
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

And will not the Spanish Government, when the
alternative is presented Of fighting or making
what she deems humiliating concessions, in the
hope Of assistance from the two powerful Gov
erpments which have already more than onoe
manifested and declared their interest in the
affairsEof Cuba, pick mp THE ganuslet thrown BIT
Brigadier- General Frahklln Pierce and Pierre
souls And what will be the consequences of
a war with Spain under these circumstances
war to retrieve the failing fortunes Of an imbe-
cile and worse than worthless Administration
Can any statesman foresee the end or the effects
Of such war--a war in which our own position
with regard to right and wrong would DO more
than doubtful.
The interference Of France and England
in the acquisition by the United states OF
the Island of Cuba, either peaceapiy OF
otherwise, is almost certain. The hhousters
themselves admit it, declare 1T = and, by
/ strange combination Of logic, urge that
nrom;sinr feature Of the business as an ad-
| litional inducement to make the attempt. And
nee those two great Powers have crossed swords
With the northern despot, these enterprising
gentlemen cry out that now is the time to strike
the decisive blow. But we should find our posi-
ZION truly embarrassing if, by some unforeseen
sombination Of events, peace should be restored
n the East after we had embarked in a flibus-
tering war, and France and England should
fni themselves at liberty to turn their immense
aeets and armies upon US to check what they
nave already characterized a lawless spirit of ag
Srandizement and conquest. And, if the policy
4 forbearing to seize upon the dominions Of d
friendly Power only because they are 50 well
guarded as to make the act dangerous, be COW
ardly and despicable, that of watching for al
aour when she is defenceless and unprotected,
| sud then striking her down and Wrestling away
nsr possessions is equally SO, and it is precisely
the policy now advocated by the filibuster party
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19
.HsefsicaI Inhalation.
Dr.as, .qedtctaaes, ep.tisn.es.v, etc.

kT The subscriber would respectfully call the stsentiono
Planters antilles his well
comprising eyery article in bis line Of business which
pstiou will be FRESH GENUINE DurngN y
season, SODA WATER AND MEAD Of very qualy
will be found with all the popular Mineral
such CONGRESS, BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable With PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
6OULEY BITTERS etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
DrngZiEt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-19

GITUATION WANTED.-A Young WOMAN,
- sod sssnstress excellent Nurse, live
situation such In family going 10 France References
Apply through the Postofs to LUCILLE MARCEAUX myls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

to discurs their grievances after the fshion OF TIE
Iu1enb cura conferences Of NJ LOUIS Blanc Inc
huntug We, protested against by Mr. Ernest 'oae' 10
tie nsue tie working classes. and old Robert Eeu
teld these enlightened gentlemen that no aFoirsHoo,
Tor device nor arr of any tpd could ever gu 'he gun
dividing the Two great Fundamental cs'ses OF Tbs Or
.ny country 1t suParhacu' TO add that tae meeting
dissolved under an ample cover OF ridieuie' ne
Charsts Of London and 'he Provincial Deleg MEDIA
pubic meeting on the following day. when the ProPo
., Of tie Labor.Parlisment was mOusy approved
ard tie llth March nlmod Tor is opening az Man
b.+, karl Marx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Per Babel L'tNrOOI "a No 'tn' 80
chase WsEGT or FLoUs boilers have ho desire 70
Article, but latter ho e
ss,r,o In some ausrters IS uude the prices Of Friday.
INpfas Corr and OATMEAL have aso been q1iet
ur iupo .hows arrival VI OATMEAL than OF t,
sn Dsr Of the having bea oas on plsss
ard srTyed 10 body but OF al other arc tae spp
are ncceftfe
We very nsr aftsEdsnee at tho opnlas Of the
Increase OF misfs and deefs
iii e5ae aud from ae interior o"ss ~
ali operated wh caution sad tho Of WsE.r eneess
entirety Of retail chArsefer and In ss hotter hAd %
ssene Of IA 10 . 70 - prices obti7sd % N.
gcfhsT the nsTke Eiar state ana ae 80
mty rad q the foUs Tde Of bnaess 90
prizes cal y b0i under those n ynf s-bsAofo
ibsdehia beirs procurabe fi exvlrst o ana ~ eA-
ISI TAX CosS. dUl sale q dsc'ioo r. I h iaJ 10
OsrNzAL eEftcuary cif. 1lt - 500 nrtet ncpnA
BLASs A. psoF tsd gctega, duss-s VI o1nef S's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
London Money Market.
The Times Of the 9Th says;

The Times Of the eth says
"The Ministerial announcement in the House OF Loo
last that the country longer expect any
nemeDt Of the Eastern queon except by war
Engsh funds open this morning decline 81 one Per
cent from the advanced prices 81 yesterday The
however, showed great general sesdinsss throughout ~
day. COnsols were frst quoted 81 10 I, whence they ~
covered 10 OIL remaining that price until toward mo
afternoon when disposition n effect sales became on
seryabe and they receded to 9li to D. Of which my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
FRENCH ANp ENGLISH TROOPS FOR TURKEY.
important Movement Of 0mer Pasha.
Rates Liverpool and London, Fen. :.

The Collins steamer Baltic arrived here At eAsly
hour yesterday morning, bringing four days later news
from Europe. The most important points in the ntei'
HseIce sAe rings we're given in large part o. our
edition Of yesterday morning. We now give tue de-
tails at LEM IT, a. furnished by the letters Of our cor
respondents and the Europe an journals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
TIE VEEY LATEST,

PARIS Wednesday, FEB. g 1854
Nh. lopaea TO day officially that the Russian
Minister bar ioft Paris
Iths ,s begun The publication of the official docunsns
on the Eastern question.
LIVERPOOL, wednesday, Feb. g ls5L
Several hi3s drasced their anchors Ia the Mersey today
Tie Manhattan, winchester Moore Caroline and Quecnof
the Sess we're ali slightly damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
TIom on I-refEoc! CoiEsspoI1e 4
AtVienna, Feb J it was D.


AVenna Feb J. vas believed tbai the egotation- Of
Ccr- C- vcud be prolonged several days A that date
his y had only had the e G. Of Strengthening the posi-
ton Of Count Buo ard diminishing tn influence Of Count
T0ut'cui The exact tenor Of the Dispatches brought BY
OllcT lad ret traDspred but : known that his proPO
als were successfully and peTcupO7y rejected blythe Eta
rc7or Of Austria himself in person, by the Austrian mis-
rs and by tn representative. Of tho -Four PoTc. il
reEce Al Venue who hsvo .isusd GLer protocol that
eject C,un, OIloh did rot however, leave Vienna
Giving IL; refusal but under the plaa OF Sickness has d.
r-ed bis DEL arwe From this cIcumstlnca was inferred
hat tho proposal be frst made lot his final one and
h,i he hsd 81; power to rea; wider basis Thus far
i eEh,ri, arj tie following . given authority
vh CD ,utilss / to credit.
FIcn Vienna sunday. Feb 3 Wa telegsl hel this liz
patch:
This Cove Iaent has determined ., ol.efys .als
pq6eaf neutrality
Ihe Herl Nae PTuss'1s JsrrAol says:
We are informed through credible source IN London
LAT coulgr tspstched from thence the night Of
The 18Th ooh January for 81 PtteIsburg and took With
b n Ian ccri9lily recommended ~ France and Eng
land Tor restoration Of peace with the Porte * must have
teen, il 81 QIot ability he same messenger whose arrival
90 Des!in, FEB. ., causei slch .ensaEon'
Ire PfT8 ORR says.
"Ilt Oriental cucs.icl s The eve Of onteriag uev
lire. SLh efier all I'll o-y be ihe Development Of he
acus ia aon I b. senso 81 the ley pursued oy the two
greet N,st-n power. The energy ana pluIs. Of tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
f. u r o p f D..
WAR NOW CERTAIN.

departure of the Russian MINISTERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

covrmer,s at London sDl Paris have borne ,hs . Lu
M, nison Of Cont Orio which msy have oeen .Ases
fr aymptom Of peace, and which, on 'he eon'ay If
nnIr tie Ia.f effort OF the Russians g. gain oyer P
En;ora 10 share In work If spoliaiion-the mission ~
Curr orlo hss totally failed bafed a. e has pea S ~
r. ooS ssnse OF Austria and Prussia. Ihey wac ~
MI ~ another tresty of Pntl and "ho naao tnss
susrrements in consequence, wli hni nov u uiSr.
;,nsSinstion has mised N, IN. History some times " TO
ard no doubt but always co-reetei u me psSess
V.rIa tho Efforts of Count Orlo have prodgcel fsse
d;re1tIv oruoscd 10 the contemplate o. 'ao ~
he German rsriy has secured IL gre'p OF pe~er gus
Re- ,re,orfeiapce 20 Count Buol over NJ fll1eim'u
~ III 81 tbe Russian party The defeat has been %
les signal At Berlin and the = nr SSI-
oh,bIy abstain from visiting that capital People even
90 90 Ear as to talk Of autograph sent rom Nag s'
IN William II Prussia to the Emperor NlcholaS "a
hh he roundiy declares bis inability to JOIN 10 Ine NJ
y,sws The situation of 1919 has returned INC gi'
,rrie Alliance vii be formed this time with France
fsF TELEoR.PB
P,nI.. Tuesdoy-An the runOrs Of toe u s0'os's o.
Orlof mission arc confirmed II not "Ao! ',1'
will proons bis say bu, VIII Is sli' leave DIRECTLY ~
8, P.,,r,bury Fcreseeng the same rebuff At Berlin he
vii refrain from visiting that capital
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-13
VOLUME LII.
THE RICHMOND ENQViREH'
rrsrrs..xD DAILY .>p SEMI wkEHh,
p,rCu1E. PRYOR n DCNNA'aNf'
4 4 K NJ 5:

D.;Ir p,rcr seven dollars per annun'' ana al tne
trh: dollars IT taken for shorter psrio" n ," omi S"S
=: fI ~: -, -,o,.h. puynblc IN advance, 20 be paid
|g oFct or reunited by mall poe'psid; or SIX d''l"Fs
" nun, =. the end of the year. .,.;, :,
nd available Bank notes. at the risk OF the Edors'
Of al ,a-s stiay pad By ite "r'sers Inc post
le,rr is scarcely o. any account to the VII
,b, accumulation OF postage, IN an extensive ou
"ns;rb opera,es a- a serious tax upon Editors
-'''' Terms OF ADVERTISING.
n>uy ESorIRER-FOr TEN lines or lees, first
n INV cents. sud every succeeding insertion twcn
s.: a'. II inserted once week, twice week, or
we week. thirty seven anl half cents for each
-.on si,er rhe mrs.;
-s siy,r,iscrs charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
-; ba, proportion Cor advertisements ofa greater
y. .xrc:, Lottery Vendors and Aucionccrs, who are
I'D SEQ paper inc!"ded)
80 srNI.WrEKLY-For TIN lines or less, fret in
cy.u;y five ccn:s; for each continuance hfty cents
-. Al obituaries and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
e Hrs. ere CHARGED :or advertisements.
~ ;s. rom distance must be accompanied with the
.,rs pay or satisfactory references, to insure execu
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DIED.

Departed this life near Petersburg board the sc,lr
Cleopatra on Monday, October 2nd Cspt WM. ! A.
LEN aged4s years Deceased was native OF Norm c.
rons but for many years past has resided il Virginia.
and commanded vessel running between The po.is Of Pc
,ersburg and Norfolk The OF a oppC2cd 20 o"'
orzing the dead knowing the subec, Of Eis notice
well, deems it but due 10 ms memory state, at l.! al
the Relations OF life ne acted III inGieT ht con"
ported with the requirements Of the golden tu go tr
Ls was respected and beloved SO lie cehh VI"
cause deep gre 70 very large circle OF relatives aeGusl
tances and friends He leaves vile and Two soAs On
ever have The consolation that hAl!vef the III" Of
honest and good eiasen H. SSd WI I | SnsE , 5s
f,rn.h bdyht example and well worthy 0! thsir
imitation Hs romans reposs in Blandiord cGmeor near
Petersburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-13
~ ny 1TsTO,IERs, FRIENDS AND THE

r HAVE resumed business on my own account and am
nnv .caiyiu, handsome assortment OF soods IN the
iys,.,; lin. hail continue to add 10 my stock from
- ~ ,.s ,nril re; full supply-my goods wii De
,eb soi clean h.vin disposed Of the old stock there
re mos, pouicy respectfully invite my Ola 20
- AMI the vublc 10 call a. my old stand % MHlh
.rcns enerins TO Zach ms personal attention when they
y,U please 10 call on me. THO RObEkiSo
importer OF Hardware and Cutlery, No o. Main SueeI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-13
MARRIED.,

MARRIED al Selma on the jh inst, by Kew Jane. Il
Baeby, Mr. B. T BARRET. of Mobile; Asbsm', .nd Miss
PArTlE ", daughter OF hr Alex NJ b'rfe'' of L'1''a
county, Va.
M.as,zp October 10Th, 1854, by Rev; Mr.; Kc2ier,
RiciaRD e COKE, (printerl formerly OF Phi!hdephl.
snI Ms. MILDRED i c. WHITE OF HenFieo 'o-n;;',
Va. ,..; rc.,, - p,u..o,,r..
nanrrs pease copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-13

The expense of raising horse in Indiana until
three years old is $50; in kentucky the cost is from
$40 to sid, and its value rm so 10 $50; in Maine
the cost till four years old il SGN and the price 500
and upwards; in Missouri tie cost i. from slS to $50,
and average price 500. The cost in Union county,
PENNSYLVANIA if from $40 u 10, and the price S25 to
Sl5U 10 transport them to Philadelphia the cost is So
In Schuylk county the cost is SO to Si5 year till
two and half years old utrr that he will cost from
$50 to 500. He will sell for from 800 to s23O:
The sheep and wool exported from the United
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-13
a copy lesse, >, ,.,,
-Hiw r.. ~. NoLH'"n'' c'
-. l,T Dnkn SnTICE

G,BE Stockholders Of the Chrs,iansvie amid heysSe
p;,t RnsI Comp.ny are hereby notified that the
ss.p, and BOARD Of Directors have ordered rcqu.i.
n ., Sy. dollars per share be psid monthly, on the
seek commencing on the FIRST day OF August ana 10 con
,d 10 4, po.,, the same in the Farmers Bank oi Nr'
..3a 70 re creCi, OF the Company
By order Of the Board. eo,, ,,,
lry s~-cwtf II. - DASNt'' Si'in
- The Richmond Wing and Examiner are requested
csa., the above once n week until otherwise ordered;
tai ..,t their accounts 10 the Office OF the company
y, ...usy.u,0 for pgynlent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-13


The object OF ths suit is 70 obtain decree Tor the dv
Swe. deceased in ,he county of Amelia ana containing
ut one hundred and thirty FIVE acres and aso Tor me
bution Of money belonging TO said estate among the
:, ,v affidavit ta. the SAID defendants not residents
hi. Commonwealth on motion Of tho plaintiffs, by
M attorney 1t is ordered that the said defendants DO
-.r mere within cne month after due Pnoiicaloh OF
:. and tlst copy OF this order be published once
E r ;nur ,uccessive weeks in the Richmond Enquirer
I'd posted at the front door OF the courthouse oi 'n'
-~,,v on tsc hrs; day of the next county court
,,.,s.,x i. II. COLEMAN. Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-13

AL. = 70. " - .a..
The wool obtained dping the year 1913 was III
amount 2l6,412 pounds Torth S26,56I.
The number OF hnrne cattle and their products eX-
ported from the United States IN the last three years
Is III follows
Cattle Reef lis Hides. Tallcw, lbs vniuc.
ls50-5l p,3N &.6lo r66si s,ls,25 si'639'?os
ls5l-52 l,O7s II,24e j542l i,5G1,02O l,5Oo,+s9
1888 1916 lJ.0n 1856 3,926,593 2,2li,ja
Cattle Cheese lhs Tal!ow candles Value
lsj0-5l 3.9gl,5i2 lO,a6l,la9 3.227.G33 Sl,l2i,652
ls5l-52 a222 Goa 6G5O,l20 3Gla,0G2 3al
1888 2,65a,9ll 3.763932 e,772l2s s'ia,3i3
Cattle raising isthc great business of Illinois. The
cost of raising in tlat State thrcc-ycar old Durham
steer is from S2 10 S and brings from SIS 10 S25
4 good dairy COW NJ Illinois is worth S25 in spring
in fall from SIS To 49, In Indiana cattle bought
for the purpose Of taking The praires where large
numbers are collected 10 SCI to drovers Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania The cost Of keeping these cattle on
the prairics is Sl0O for four five hundred head of
cattle during the summer. The cost of raising neat
cattle there till three Cd ia 50 80 per annum or
$40 80 nj that aec. They worth on the spot Sl4
to sl6 each. Mich COWS with their calves arc valued
n, from Sl2 TO So The Of transporting cattle 10
the Atlantic cities varies with the seuson rs well as
with the price of grain. DrEen on foot to Cncnna-
H. and thence BY railroad I, New York, costs about
Si3 Fed on grain and driven on foot seventy days
TO New York costs the same Fed on early grass and
driven on foot sixty days to Philadelphia or seventy
days TO New York, costs from IS 10 80 each Pas
turcd on late grass and driven foot sixty TO seven
~ days to Philadelphia and Sew York, costs from s.
&c. In Missouri, the California trade has Increased
the price OF cattle two hundred per cent. and de-
creased the number in the sane proportion.
The number OF horses andmulcs exported from the
rp;t.I Stacs and their value are given rs follows: