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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

Dry RoT.-The aristocracy of Eng.
land are afflicted with this disease, ac.
cording to Douglas Jeffolt. This able
writer denounces the Constitution Of
England as one of shameful injustice
replete with the yilest jObbing and the
most selfish Ignorance. The fall Of the
MINISTRY he regards as "a good sigu,"
the martyred men Of Sebastopol mons
strous crime, yet destined 20 work out
the richest blessings by pulling down
shams, dc. He says:
"Henceforh, we must have Generals
and officers from the great mass OF the
people, and not from few coteries.--
Genius and wounds and service must
henceforth purchase military rank. and
not cash. Scars may be promotions, but
not bank checks. And the time is fast
coming-present events hurry it onward
when the people Of England will no
longer be the property Of TWO or three
houses--coroneted Noodles or Doolles,
imbecililies that came with the COn.
queror, and will 90 cut with the coming
Of the conquering msss--bu. will sup
ply their own statesmen. Brains will
rule, and not baubles."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
Whiggery Developing IiseI eIt---One
Of the "humbugs" Gagged.

Nelson briggs, an account of whose
arrest tor counteTeiling is given in an
other column, was the head and front
fthe Whig party IN Freeport Town.
ship where he resided, insomnch thai
it was familiarly called, 'DriggIs Town,
ship He was a particular friend oI
paper rmoney-in short, "a genuine .hum-
bug in a common sense view OF The
term. s'' 'V.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

LIFE OF WAsHIEGToY.-lt is well
known that Washington Irving has been
engaged on the Father Of his County,
The New York Herald learns that this
work is now nearly finished, and that
it will be Immediately given 20 TIE
press:
"Mr. Irving will give US not only the
history of the soldier and statesman,
first in war aud first in peace" but a
portraituIe Of the man who was "firsl in
the hearts of his countrymen." The
work, indeed, will be delight for the
young and the old, as facinatins as q
romance, but as care fully considered
with respect to Truth and justice. as
can be demanded by the most judicious
reader. twill be III three large vol
umes."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

MORGAN FoUND.-The Masonic Mir
rOr publishes story to the effect that
Morgan. who, it was alledged, was mur.
dersd by the Free Masons Ior disclosing
their secrets. has been found in Smyr.
ma, in Tuikey-;hat he now goes by the
name OF MusIapha, and is engaged in
teaching The English language. The
authority given for this report is one
Joseph A. Bloom. According TO the
Mirror. Bloom met Morgan al house
in Smyrna, to whom the latter gave a
detailed account Uf his adventures. 1t
is stated that Morgan left this country
in the ship Herviue, which sailed from
Boston TO Smyrna, and belonging to the
firm Of Lapdon & Co. The csptain's
pane was Walsh. .-Er.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
incubation Not for the Small POI &.

luocuIa;ion is so simple, that no one
who aspires to the most common place
requirements of rural life shogld be ig-
norant OF the process.
In the first place it is an absolute
condition that the stock and the bud
should be of the sumo genus of plants,
and shat the stock should be in grow
ing state to ensure the peeIing of the
bark. and the healing Of the wound.
As general rule all the stone fruits
will assimilate-and all the seed fruits
Of tie same genus and species, with
some xceptious. The apple ard the
pear do not form healthy granulstion.
The Heart and other improved varieties
of the cherry do not worK vel! on the
hentish or common red, and will mol
grow on the wild black cherry, but free
ly with The small red bird variety.
All the Roses work together, and nc
lady who has a tasie for that queen oI
flowers, should omit to perfect herself
in the simple art Of stocking her garder
with all the beautiful productions ol
that class of flower.
On sv5ck on which tie bark will
will slip. cut transverse incision, anC
from the centre, another down or up th'
stock in the form Of T;-raise the barI
and insert the bud, cut from the scion
from half 10 an inch in length, accol
ding ~ The size OF the wood you ar
workings tie dow.l with bass mating
WOODEN yarn, or ca ndie wicklng, wind
ing from each side of The bud. YounI
and thrifty growing stocks should b.
united in d fortnight, Others may renal
longer. In the spring, cut off the stOc
near the bud, of all that are aIiye.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
CletIr flre Trnck!!

Weare happy to say to the citizens
u0f pgr county. and the ''rest of man
kind that the cars are nOw running
in Yiptpn county apd are making reg
nig trips from ChiHicoihe 10 a point
within some foarleea miles Of Near
thur. We say success to ite "Bul.
sins.' t'si 2'S 9fp 'd4 y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

The senior of the GIGlljcotbe Aduer-
ttssr acknowledgements receipt Of q beau.
tiful bead purse sent him BY the fair
hand OF some unknown friend. We,
100. can boast Of present sent us by
some unknown hand-a picture of 'Sar.
ehet preparing leader for the Times
One at which Brattou
Might laugh and grow fat on,
But which we will hold as a hostage
Till we get back them five cents postage
--GuernstyJ J9tr8oniau.
Well, Mac, it is simple treasure,
Like the original, not worth -;
sarchet, on sight, or at thy pleasure.
Will pay your postage back iii part.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09


c. A. Schultze. fruit.lealef from
MaTysvill, aged ~ years, a German, has
brother in San francisco.
john Boy den, musician, Msrysyille1
Col. Alex. Anderson, attorney-a' law,
Nevada, aged 80.
Frsncis Fluker,tinner, formerly from
Long Island, N. Y, aged abou: 26.
Samuel Randall, mate, formerly CspL
Of the steamer Plumrs, eyed 40 years.
Four white men, names unknown.
Eight Chinbmen.
- Williams formerly in the employ
of A. d. Brown & Co., Of Sacramento.
MISSING AND SUPPOSED DEAD.
T.V. Mount, OF Sacra menio.
VIM. Mcbride, Express Messenger.
John Slader, q miner, formerly from
Pennsylvania. George A. CIouse, mi
net, from Jasper county Indiana.
A mar. name unknown, called "Jack"
from the same place.
Charles Jewell. fireman.
James Smith, cabin boy.
The abe owe list comprises only those
whose names aIe asceluined. There ara
others missing.
1t appears that the Pearl and stea meT
Enterprise were racing, aud we have nd
doubt the following homely metricul ac.
cout Of a steamboat explosion applies to
this case;
"The engine groaned
The wheels did creak,
The steam did whistle.
Aud the boiler did leak,
The boiler was examined.
They found it was rusIed.
And all of Sudden
The old thing bursted.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

OT The Treasurer Of this county
made trip last week to Columbus,
Cleveland, PiltSburg, &c., and return
ed with over forty thousand dollars IN
gold, which he is about to distribute
among the good people of Columbiana.
The Salem Bank, we learn, tauored
him with some ten thousand dollars in
"Benton mint drops" The motto Of
Democratic Treasures in old Colum'
biana is--"The hard or a protest. p.
Ohio Patriot.
All Democratic Treasurers shoul}
90 and do likewise. I
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
SMALL Pox.--We are informed by

- SMALL x.--We are informed by
gentleman from the North part of our
county, that there is one case OF Small
Pox in New Plymouth, a physician
who attended the cases at Sand Furnace.
The citizens of Plymouth have taken
every precaution to prevent the spread.
ing Of The disease.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

@- We call attention to the Adver-
tisement in this weeks paper Of Bur-
nell & Cos 100000 Gifts for the
People. For one dollar you get most
beautiful engraving of the Capitol of
Ohio, which of itself is worth the mon.
ey. 1t contains the dimensions of the
Capitol, &c. No citizen of Ohio can
look at the picture without emotions
OF pride, that we have such beauti
tul structure in our State, and such a
noble monument of Architectural beau.
ty to hand down to our posterily. Call
NJ our office and see the engraving.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

PRODUCE OF ALLeKLNDS, is rtcetr-
cd at the rsry highest mdfset prices, on Sub
scriptiOn or Advertisements, at this Office
Money is not refused.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
VAR PALMERtS

Newspaper Subscription and Advertising Agency
PHILADELPHIA, New YORK, BosToN and BAL
TIMoRE, is our authorized agent to receive and
receipt for subscription and advertisement for
the DEMocRAT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
LIST OF KILLED.

1t is impossible at present to give q
correct list of the killed. wounded. &C.,
but the following is correct ss far Us i,
goes. The following bodies have been
recovered;
Capt. L. T. payia, Of lie Pearl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

The amount Of duties paid on imports into this
district during the month Of December, 1854, was
but little more than half that paid in the same
month last year. This shows a great decrease In
the value Of importatIons in the came time. The
foreign trade Of this port during the past two years
compared, present the nnexed result -
COMMERCE TIE PORT oP NKw YoRK--IMPoRrs AND Er.
PORTS, 1858 AND 1854.
Fear End. Dec 81, 1853 1s54 1854.
Imports s1s4 5q3 OLD s1T0 A0s $50 Dec. ssls5027
Exports... 81, ,ssS i0i .s27 ,o72 Inc T,53T0Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Sunday, Dec. 3l-6 p. NJ.
The past week has, on the whole, been one Of i'm
provement The closing quotations for stocks yes.
terday show an advance on those Of the week pre-
vous an the amount Of business transacted was
much larger than we have noticed for long time.
Holders Of stocks have had good opportunities for
realizing, and We should Judge that large lots had
changed hands. The bank statement for the pas.
week looks more favorable, and II win undoubtedly
create . better feeling among spectators. The
news by the Atlantic ia not of very satisfactory
character, and may possibly annul the good
effects Of the baak report. The decline in
consols and cotton with the advance in bread
stuffs cannot be considered very encouraging.
The political accounts are not calculated
TO give hope Of speedy termination Of hostilities
From the effect of the Austrian movement on the
London Stock Exchange, we should Judge that T.
was looked upon In an unfavorsble light. In Lon.
don the rate ofinterest ruled at five per cent. The
Bank Of England returns show an increase In the
bullion department compared with the report for
the week previous. There bad been decrease
notes in circulation Of Ell 20 an increase ia pub
lie deposits Of 1850 515; and in the stock of bullion
in both departments of fls4,l2l. This is the only
favorable feature in the financial advces from Eng
land.
The amount of specie exported from this port
last week was $993s. Total for the year, $751;
,2ss. The monthly shipments Of specie from this
port during the past i've years hiss been as an
nexed:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

The Board Of Education is now composed OF forty
four mcmbes-two com nissioners from each ward,
Twenty-Five members, or one commissioner from
each ward, were chosen at the recent election; the
other twenty-five were elected the year previous,
and continue In Office for another twelve months.
During the year just brought TO close the Board Of
Education vas composed OF ftynine members.
Fifteen Of these were the members see ted by the
Ae Pubh' School Society, at the tins of It's conso
hdaton with the common schools Of this city. These
ifseen, together with the twenty-five whose terms
of Office have expired, are the retiring members.
The Board Of Education IL now constituted as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

HAIRY NV YTAi.s AY.-rI1uiAAs TT.OUiI
~ ~. Broadway
give two grand psriotISsnees ~ and ~ O'clock tAls
NV VARS DAY
And 81 the h0urt tally, until fnrthsT ngtlfs.
DcS GIOVANNI OR INV sPngfu ON BOgxBAcK,
70 lmmenssiy popular, ~ll W pef0rssd both oseG-
#gns,
lGfEissiSn 70 cents ,hldrsn nater ,~n yssrr AKA.
CIT TCgEis At OSE DslJ4As Ken,
isusi IN sonns.gs viIh the Mirror n WORTH Az sgath
hDsres nov IN Hsstsn vi fer tie presoat, By sptslJ
ArfsnssrsDi, sinai fosr terssar ssrh 10
PtJuiAhH BIlIls2tE Offl.A H0lB1
1000 ~ these sessz alr.sty sold
Only - 90 " ELI
" he obtained ffDza A " tssP.H, AZ sss r,sa1
ssy ksch purchss~ o. oas a. thsss ilcAst - ~ y,
prss~niss wiul esriifsss. 81 share In tbs
10000 VAIGaRig AND CDSflY ARTICLE
DEBATED ~ nDgsrhsm " hs patrons
MAJ sI3TlsG - nm siIlftlT0iDtJg
vin - hsh on ~ ifih u JaR41y " decide 90 tho
hnsl aisposii0n " n.
orr pR6lJETY .-l1crTI YOUR 1icgEs AT oycx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
AMUsEMESTs.


RrRToss T Bay Nsw G gs.sa sREfraoN
BEGINNING THE NEW YEAR NERRrLY.
THRIf GLORIOUS, vussr PIECES, wfrH conrpIAss
First time, new piece, called sOPHIA'S SUPPER.
Tho universal favorte OF THE NICE YOUNG MAN.
And the last night OF APOLLO IN NEW YORK.
Mr. Burton Ia his new and very iaughabio character
OF Bonhomme, the drunken lawyer.
Also, as Mrs. Iariingon; also Jupiter; also, ~
Sandy Hook and the Chatham street auctiopeer.
Mr. Johnston In new part-with New York and the
Baron.
Mics Raymond in her inmitablo personation OF the
TIRE KNOW NOTHING SONG
and the grand American 1ableau In honor OF
THE FATHER OF Ills COUNTRY
An extra door will be opened 10 the Parquot and Boxes
for the accommodation OF persons who purchase tickets
In the day time thereby saving all crowding at the
frances az night.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. .,
viii be played an entirely new PIECE piece called
In which Mr. Marchant, Mr. Johnston, Mr.. Moore, Mr.
Russell, Miss A. Lee, Miss Mccarthy aud Mrs. Burton
After which, THE NICE YOUNG MAN
Marie.
To conclude with APOLLO IN NEW YORK, with It's
RowERY rHEATRR-PRopRrETo AND MANAGER
DIP waldron; Stage Manager, Robert Jones' Prices
cents; Private Boxes, S.
MONDAY EVENING JAS.l,
JACKETS OF BLUE,
THE OLD OAK CHEST.
LAFITTE
Afternoon performances Hoors open at O'clock cur
tain rises ut az precisely, with the spectacle OF
THE FORTY THIEVES
The new romantic military drama, In acts, by Rost
Jones, Esq, entitled
THE MASSACRE OF MCIrLIIMAKINACK.
TUESDAY kvEN1NG, JAN. .,
win be presented the comic farce OF
THE FORTY THIEVES.
To DO followed by the drama OF
THE MECHANIC AND THE LORD.
Josephine. Miss Sally Bosworth
(iier hrst appearance on any stage.)
To conclude with the great drama OF
LMITTE OR THE PIRATE OF THE GULF
BUCKLEY 3 sERENADERs $40 BROADWAY.
Id EVERY Evening TINS WkJK,
The popular burlesque on the opera Of
S0MNAMBUIA,
In acts, with new scenery dresses, 20, &s.
Preceding the opera, superior Ethiopian entertain
ment. combating of the best Nn1ro kelOdlea HnAns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

Increase 964 1884 129 ~ COS 33s SIS 039 go
According to this, the extreme contraction in dis
counts has been equal to about thirteen per cent In
specie about forty per cent, circulation about thirty
per cent and in deposits about twenty five per cent
IL Is seldom that such reduction In the operations
OF our banking Institutions In such short space Of
time, Is recorded; and to this may be attributed
the principal cause Of the stringency In
financial affairs which has lately been ex
perienced. The highest point in the line
Of discounts during the year was reached on the
4th of March. From that time, a steady but gra-
dual contraction WINS kept up, until the 9Th Of July,
when another change took place, and the banks
commenced an exper sion, which was Of short dura.
ton, having terminated on the 12.h OF August.
From that time TO the close of the year, the con-
traction has been steady and at times rapid. On
the 9th Of December the 10 vest point was touched.
Since August last, there has been q tight money
market, and quotations for stocks have bsen gradu
ally settling ouun. Numerous failures have occur
red in all parts OF the country every brauos OF in
dus.ry has been restricted and thousands have been
thrown out Of employment. At the West, bank
failures have seriously contracted the supply Of
currency, and among our local institute lions
all have not been able to sustain them.
selves. Three or four Of the new banking
Institutions, formed in this city during
the past year or two, have been com.
PEELED to 60 into liquidation. These
things created Q! the time Q great deal OF ex-
element, and served to impair confidence. The
operation Of the clearing house In closing 8p these
concerns, has bsen attended with the best results,
and the probability Is that the banks OF this city are
at this moment In n sounder, stronger condition
than ever before. The contraction In the bank
movement has, without de- b., reached i.s minimum,
and from this time there will be q gradual, very
gradual, expsniion. In other parts OF the cmntry,
particularly at the West the banks have been
strengthened, and those which have not suspended
viii undoubtedly go through. The bank panic which
prevailed in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, in October
last separated the wheat fro the chat and reduced
largely the paper circulation OF those States Tha.
now outstanding In properly secured, and II will
be sometime before we shall have another expan.
sioa upon as weak basis.
The anne xed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles, other than foreign dry
goods imported into this port during the week end
ing and including Friday, Dec. 20, 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

U,nE MARRIED. S0yAs's PRIVATE MEDICAL oO1.
III Eanlon, b. ~. A. Msare.ss professor % tis.
~ v0usn hundresih ~ uan 500 90 l2as,
~. 90 bns paper, sTtta blnfinz rea 81 EVsfy
complaint a. whlcL wsman !. futett fror Eir'hoei u
vofranhooS, AMI also wiie Ani HDothsf are fan,
esscrlb<d Nth ~ eaus< the syagtss aad aiso The
proper mode ~ trsaisnt 10 plain simys bal "a ths
most haste iangukEs sssliy unfse.tsoJ. AID thua
rvsry woman discoTsf ~ csap2rias har ON Eymp
toms wth thess dsterlb.s -. nA.w-e ssarA1tsr Aas
knd suffering To plfe ssyuf bftsH ~ mother hAs
often rcd ~ inslrueior So s3vtee n Us utaost
lcrtsncs - her fatgrs heath re- eet " wAeh h~s
fsnstys3saa foTiis ssnselAr~ Gstgiesi gsnte an,
wI fnd spcl iafirusi+0n al sri-s sol asS srftAns
tune - fnaay sYmptoEs wklet etfef.sns woaH s.asa
ff61 0bstrt tnns Ertruls..ff pt~alar "a ts fs1aa
sys'sm. vbsrh sa1e'aus ths teal.p - fbr sF-e; u
vhich thsy igrgfKnt ana pbeh ter ffIir2ry for
rs srft M mel ea kiviss. Hew ~ safr from FRO
btsg. utsfi. (al12 n tn wonb f,oan aor tiBus
tassknssl, debility, AZ Hps nany az. % s0ultaat
hgsny - nanr nsaihs pfststinx snfBsrBsut Hs-
mnny EaFf aerl., v 81 "a. sefeas rsirsGfs an d.
bnd uatart4in rsegrefss 81 i've 49, hna4s1.
~ Daring futh nas III sasA hni " - tavra ~ u~ars
~ EFs f~uten st1alprNt5n so ~ ~ rnaayb tI~t
uofaeHia. k0w HaeA saEatfA mirht ssn spared =
ne suEefrf - 81 hashsn1 n tie rtAtvss ~ ags,
fsssss u ths Lttis 'oi4sas 81 " irrtsetrst8s
convey fsiy tie vArnas So sssa tad IN w. fley 49,
SNu'enrAztiey mafrlhvs fef. ~ f.rars- fpwn
tsnd, ~ Broadway atoatef N.str1tS 4 Co.. Asts
Haute. 70 Fev.r s.fet nssl.t . Ests1ter' fHa4h.
trttltn~ ~ 10 49, iAssas tr0adH0y, suS a. 80
putAastou oGss, - aart. tttset &sw Hrst ltasgt
Irctsf, N0lhs ns9 > Fr.sr.ap - Cllssnat street.
rieS " ps ffrs = Bsr.aFs tosay -, y 49, raitsS
States Al l~ff~F 1Hst - a. fssss4 fs.f8 81 ~ ~
A ~ Ma RE- 81 tNfs - fatrTty sAfe~t y. q -
rs, "a ssv Tg.1 Fgsl y3ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01
TUESDAY kvEN1NG, JAN. 3,
will be presented the comic farce OF
THE FORTY THIEVES.

To DO followed by the drama OF
THE MECHANIC AND THE LORD.
Josephine. Miss Sally Bosworth
(Her arst appearance on any stage)
-.
To conclude with the great drama OF
LAFTrTE OR THE PIRATE or THE GULF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

value raefrhatHis rI1rtrI aur ~ Ne woes 81 l sl
10. ~ GOO put ~ The maraet 90 a.. s'ff%"
-
Tie leading items Of import digins the week
were a. followH.--Cgfec tlo,9i3i scgars s5sS9si
furs, go ~; dsh, t25,420; class tl9,1s2; india
rubber s75 757; brandy, ~ i72 antrrssod skins
60 S22; iron tass5a; railroad irJn, teglisi stss,
80 "a; lad, 81 sst; Ito, a., 4i2i vines i1Jssl
tea, t5eIge. The value Of The Eesk'y importation
j. considerably larger than cunsg Inc week ~.
vious We must IOsk for a. ncgcss = - - s1 eat
fog tine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01
r Exp. 500 7O3. 6ls Sgs.sslbI7 s2l. 722 lol

The above table shows q difference Ia our favor
on the foreign trade Of this port for 1854, com.
pared with 1853, Of s2l, 722, 10i. The decrease in
imports and increase OF exports makes that differ
ence on the credit eide 81 account. II is true
that the entire increase in exports has been in
specie. the shipments Of merchandise having bcen
less In 1853 than In 1864; bot 1t went TO pay our
debt; and the influence OF sucb shipments on oor
import atoms was sufficient TO - down the sggre
gate more than fourteen millions u dollars below
that Of last year. Compared with las. year, the
exhibit Is highly fayorsble-m1cl more 20 thsa
we ansicipated-when our specie vas going out At
the rate Of million Of dollars per week.
The annexed table exhibits he Gurclt quotations
in this market for the principal speculative stocks
at the Of each mootb OF the year 1854. II viii
he ster that the 6uctuations have been inmsnse,
and that not single fancy stock on TIE list "a,
higher At toe elise than st the Commencement 0 (
the yfSr:--
Qs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01
DUCKLEYS SERENADERS, $50 BROADWAY.
Id EVERY Evening TINS WkK,
The popular burlesque on the opera Of
silMNAMBtIIA

In . acts, with new scenery, dresses, &C., no.
Preceding the opera, superior Ethiopian entertais
ment, consisting OF the best Negro Melodies, gBAna
Solos and Duets Plantation and Fancy Dances stM "a
herring TO their unatorAble motto, "fun without vul
gartyn
Concert At TX o'clock. Tickets 20 cents. Reserve
seats 30 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

thu iass NtuTHs CUmpHrou WITH tHCse TOT tue WceK
previous show an increase in every department 10
loans the increase has been $793 ,0i8; in specie,
*5s9.267; in circulation tl6l 2l3, and 10 deposits,
s3,s6O993. During the past year the extreme move
ments in the different departments have been as fol-
lows:-
Lodns. Specie Circulation. Dsposif.
Highest se4 421 sI5 800 So COS s7e 37s Is7
Lowest. 50, 593637 9,61T,1s0 6,9l4 6oI IS 90 ST
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1855-10-20
Sion the Thief!

STOLEN from my lot in Richmond County, on
Sunday night last. my HORSE Said horse was an
iron .ray or brOwnsh color: he had marks of gear
him. and his tore-top cut off very short he shod
on the forc-fcet walked fast. is good trottcr. and
would pace there "asa "hI,c marx on h's ach. ." te
r;oht side about SIX or eight inches square: also.
small wart on the right side, little below the white
mark.
The above horse taken by man calling himself
John Campbell. says he raised in Pitt county. and
has been in this ghi,orhood about two years. he is
Cooper by trade, and says he has worked IN tufpen
tine all his life time he is little round -shoudered
has stout body for small man, and will not weigh
as much as stated. 145 $50 pounds: has a very
mean look is fond Of company. and his con
versation has good deal of the negro mixed with 1t
NJ. n. CAMPBELL.
will also reward any person for any information
that will lead to the recovery of either. NJ. n. Z.
Montpelier, Richmond CO., Sept 10. If