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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-22

To MAKE PRIME VINEGAR.-A correspondents
Of the Ohio Cuiivator vouches for the merit OF tho
following recipe for makeing vinegar :-Tan
and mix one quart Of moIasses, three gallons Of
rain waller, and one pint OF yeast. Let it fermen'
and stand for four weeks, and you will have tho
best vinegar.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-22

The BEST PARTNERs.-For whist, the clever
est and the most induIgent for dancing the hand
soonest, and the most amusing for business, tho
steadest, the weaIthies, and the most attentive;
and for marrIage-one who combines the qualities
Of all the three.
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CONTEMPLATED VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO
VIRGINIA.--W ARLINGTON, June ls.--lt Is sos
that the President intended leaving the capital tn.
morning, on a visit Of several days TO personal
friend in Virginia, but he has been prevented ~
the illness Of his wife.
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DEATHS.

Died, on The sIh insr., JOHN IRWIN, inlaH'
son OF E. P. Jones, Esq, aged weeks.
Died, on the 18th Of June, JOHN |. OSBORNE
son of Jsmes W. Osborne, Esq, in the yin yes'
of his age.
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LiYCoLNToN. June IL, 1853.
Mr.. Editor The enclosed Gard, written near
" 1870 weeks SINCE, find on my table, being F'la-
Ged here by a servant, by whom had sent 1t TO
the Post Office the day which i was written.
Will you be kind enough TO obIige me with lnser:
Ting 1t in your paper as early as possible. Please
20 inform me by return mail whether you will OBJ
lge inc by complying with my request,
Yours, respectfully,
l. A CALDWELL.
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The Americans Of Fredericksburg are speaking
of grand ratification meeting there on the 4rb
of July. J
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CHARLOTTE:
FRIDAY MORNING, June %, 1855.

ao w. S. LAYTON & CO., South ATLANTIC Wharf1
authorized agents in Charleston s. c., and are duly
empowered take Advertisements and Subscriptions at the
required by US, and grant receipts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

They are noe to stop until every Free
soiler was driven out Of Missouri and Kansas
/ Park says hs telegraphed Gov. Price and
PRECEDENT Fierce for protection. but no an.
swer was given. He traces to Atchison the
destruction Of the Luminary establishment
and promises more developments.
BALrrMoRE, May 10.
A Richmond disPstch says that when the
jamestown was .. Key West the division
between the ward.r0oms and the gun deck
was taken down, % a. to clear the whole
deck for action, which 10 not usually done ex.
eept in time Of war. and predict there from
that our relations with Spain are ID critical
condition.
New ORLEANS, May 10, p. II.
SueAI.-Very little done thus far, the re.
eeipts Of the morning being not yet land
ed.
McLAsses.-l5o to 400 bbls taken at ala
&c for ordinary TO good fermentina.
FLouR.-Market still unsettled, and the
only large ss!es reported thus far $50 bbls st.
Louis on the Levee jackson & Bellair) at
$40 per Dbl.
Coat.-Heavy stock on the tevee. but
holders pretty firm. Sales $500 sacks yel.
low, in small lots. at 81 09@l 05, AID 760
white at 81 20@l 80 per bushel. An offer
made OF 81 for 5000 sacks yellow.
OATs.-a60 sacks cold 1t 6s, but large lots
offered at 66.
BaAH.-soo sacks brought 81 As per 100
lbs.
PORK AsD BAcoH.-Retail transactions
only.
LARD.-25 tierces sold at l0}c, and other
sales.
WHrsKY.--5O bbls raw taken at SEC.
SPLITS TURPENTINE.-A sale of so bills
q. A5c, cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

HrThe following from the Placer Times
Of the l7,h Of April, 10 only smother sad in.
stance of the many of daily occurrence, in
The land Of Gold: ~
A young man Of decent and fashionable
appearance, who gave his name az w. w.
Everett, was arrested Yesterday by offices
Lees, ON the charge of forging order on
Messrs. Reyes g. Co.. clothing dealers, from
Messrs. Ferris & Co, the conductors Of the
branch establishment ct Sacramento. The
name assumedi in the order was C.. N. Stsete.
want. by which title the accused was employ
Cd in the Office Of the County Recorder al
'SScr.men,o. A forged order Of Ne. e C.,
Powess upon Mr.. Newell, of the Chronicle
tor $50. was also found on the prisoner.
Upon the accused were found several let.
'ters; one from q sister, Of very afectionate
.apd religious character. There were also
'gwo locks of hair one Of his mother, and an.
.Srber Of his little brother. The letter spoke
of HE mother dying. and Of her dying prayers
for her absent son. In the prisoners wallet
were several pieces Of poe,ry-"My Mothcr's
Grave" "Thy Mothers dead" and "Nex'
Years Wish, to my Mother" He will b.
examined to day. The following is from biz
notebook:
Feb Sd. ls55.-Again without money.
must have some or leave the world in three
rdays.
Sunday Feb. 4th. 1861 am promised
employment tomorrow; will never work on
SUNDAY.
Monday Feb. 5,h.--s5 for Eve years labor
1um has destroyed me, but am lonesome
and muss drink; and yet how hate the in
Sernai liquor.
Feb. th.-ObIivious; all 10 forgotten, m,
smother, nay sister. my position, my 6v'
syssrs, all 10 forgotten.
Thsyovng man ives 1t one time at Colum
Ola College, and was to be educated 40
physician. He ran away and went on
whaling voyage, and afterwards was in tn
Mexican war. He 10 . person Of some tsl
.ent.
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nIvEn ITEMS.

- The Eclipse arrived at our wharf yester-
morning early with high, cargo for the South.
She made large addition to her freight here,
laying here nearly halt the day forrhat purpose
- The fast packet Baltimore was rather
later than usual in arriving here yesterday morn
ing from 81 Louis. We thank her officers for
favors. This boat will be down day after To-
morrow.
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'ANixI wooLsEr....... ...... ..ss............
AUCTION ROOMS

AUCI1ON MOVMSS
Old Court House. Main and Third Streets nms-
diatsly opposite the wsshiBgton Hotel
AvIN0 lsased for tern Of years and fitted ur the
II above well known stand. prepared TO
for sale auction private SALE all kinds Of
and Merchandise household urnitars horses. bug
giss etc.. etc.
C.sh advances made o. sensiga ns.s When required
Regular sales Tuesday, Tbursday and Saturday.
cling e'soet. Alss fuesday. Wsds esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
sales and sales Of real estate promptly attended
70.
We weekly receiving. and hand large
srnersl Of FURNTruR Re- consisting eslas
spindle and bansissr backs. scroll and seoep tops rim
hack once. French Jenny Lied. and Battle wood seat
Chais nahegny sad rose sofa seat Char. k.hsth
chairs spring rockers sofns soeiaels centre
card dining sni breakfast tables light wash stands
lounges Mirrors and missss bedseads. mat
tin asd wire safes. which viii sell IT Gin
sinnsti priees.
We have sio had great variety Of notions jevery
victims aeeopdcn pocket gallery. guns. pistols whips
which will sell feanesd priese for cash.
Wholesale RETAIL WOOLSEY NELSON.
nys Auet's.
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OF kvAN9tlLk6.
vWVHE OF section "a In townsnl
range 10 which situated the mills kno wn
Radds Mills formerly knovn Sesley's Mis and pars
quarter the section have been lad
lots Of all sizes iron 3x TO acrss i7S
both sides Of plank road Some Of thsse lots most
desirable sites for dwelling Of them tine
best sites within the county mills; Of them have
elevation aud sdsps then peculiarly
the cultivation Of the and the soil Of Others 10 rich
peculiarly 6u them for gardening. AL othsn are with
in from two and half miles Of Evansville and in
healthy neehhorhood and wanting few Of
ground almost be suited Of
lots there 10 coed stoas which h been extensively used
for various purroses.
large two-stery dwelling house, good veil.
ehard and garden in high state Of eutivatien Lot n
esfes1 AID lot - Is 30-oo aerss) have
dwelling houses and good sisterns then suit
able for small families.
The above property will sold public
highest bidder without Sweet Leona-ds Aue-
tion Rsou, Main opposite the Court House.
in EvAnsyiiIs Msasay the 9Th day Of jane 1885, com
map can be Auction Room Of Sweet Leon
and record In the Recorders once showing the sire
and shape OF the several lots and the position Of each With
relation the plank road and the creek and Mr. O. Bell
will wishing N sxanins the proper
~. and pvint out the boundaries Of the lots.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ons third sash. ese-third in one
sad ons-hird In two with Interest," secured By
JOHN sHANKLN;
MI. BRAY.
Sweet 4 Lsonhard. Aue.'s. my1s
&T EnquirsI. Reform ssd vshsbets sspy 10 snoIas Of
% each.
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rrhe clerk of the Alvin Adams has
furnished rs with memmoradum Of her late
up trip from New Orleans, ~ far % Mem.
phis-for which, together with late New
-Orlesns papers he has our thanks.
MENxoRAxpuM.-The Alvin Adams left
New Orleans on the evening Of the 18th on
= business trip. Time to Baton r ouge
shours; to Red river, making two laadings
and one wOoding. Is hours minutes; to
Matches, making four landings and one
'wooding. 20 hours and 20 minutes; to vicks.
.hurgh. making six landings and two wood
ings, 81 hours;
First ~ hours out was FIVE miles ahead OF
J. n. Whites run when she made her quick
Trip to st. Louis. 1.Lf
Made best daylight run from 10 miles
shove Ration Rouge to miles above Grand
Gulph, 2is miles and made four landings and
one woodiny n the time.
Forty eight hours out was one mile ahead
of Reindeef's time. whea she run to Louis
vile in days end ne hesrs, zoe making four
woodings and nine landings; lost at Napoleon,
By storm. hour 20 minutes; lest at Helens
= hours and IS minutes repsiring machinery.
Time to Memphis, 'iuriuding1s hours and
IS minutes. lost time-Iz landings s,d s
vocdings,'2 dsys snd 20 hours. Arrived -
Evansville on the morning Of the 2oth CT
10 o'clock. mailing the best businsss trip Of
fthe season.
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o. =. LEoSARD. L. swE BET
CRHgCKNT AUCTION ROOMS,
oFPosirk TIE sAw COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCfIONRERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
tender their service: e r. s:i.:,:
esrsea Properly Houses ssd te Furniture. Dry
IL s:ss
. n. ss % s: ..
sna euso may that wall spare efforts
WV VsSA Pan. 4ls0 C.. Co., A;ss'Ai.. 1ss ..
:. s s1as. x.. Orleans. %.
a%as g. FOL foi.rs. vi Si...s.rs. Mis-.
GessssoS s saos Cis.l....i. os...
E1wssns : seia..rl. s. I....: Ne:
4sns A1Ss!ssssrsAEscs SALE y. room:
's :s: =: IT s. ss
Ss.ss Of ten ssss.: in II. Rssasviii: and crsw:
' fss.s Or month. sr.a the purchase,
s:ss ss'd with ''' viii ;'sf ' %s t:
CARPETS; 0IL y,OyMs:
M ' 6i pa Is s al y Fra, s:a BY
REo'D this aay. osssss X..ries. Prints; ~ slsS
spit 4Is MsiA e.. Leaisy,lie. KY.
HOPkIAs d READ
AVE- iust received. nae lot Of eentemeA . Hid alk
shrs ssseves; dfawers sfehsf.,
and efsvsss eoars fAs PSasua asd Lsshorn hats Call
COFFEK.
pRIxE: Baltimore. sr or 'si'syu W ro,rrR
NA1l4.
Akn KEGS superior W hseling. including all sises
.ps '''' '''''' ''''' '-1 II. " .FosfEB.
NOTIONS! NOTBOXs.,
UNLOWBR thermo meters. travelling conf anions.
hest London Ing wax eight ana ten key'd French
fns French harps dois. narbss toys. tea
sess combs superior needles pins. tooth
picks. key rings peses steel pens tooth efashes was
rope: ..d sss' d0'' t'ss,hfp,, ysS great
.ps notions ''i S:sst oad Fellow. Hal. Ssss:s
n 6ABUSH Honisy; 80 boxes chsese:
tSo1ssvir~.ei IL: 50 do Split Peas;
In hush new Dried Peaches; . do Lemons. At
mSss C0OE,s Firmly Grocery
THsos; cAisi... and s.a..s. for sal. q , .rox
TEAS.
100 PACKAGES fresh Teas jn.t fsssys$ n.s for
lOO sale BY apps PRESTON BROS
az BARRELS Nsshsrsi.
20 IS hf-do do.
Is Alta do; numbsrs:
drums prime Cod Fish;
% bxs No. Herring; received per steamer David
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DIR. ]. n. MADCaISIsS CELEBRATED
cATHoL ICAN-FoR The RELIEF AND CURE
SUFFERING FEMALES.- ef

ltstands pre-emi-
neut for its curative
powers in allthe die
eases for which it's
reco M N Q n d e d.
usually called Ee-
male CompfaiRfs-
or these are ARoIAP-
sUs UTERf, or Falling
OF the Womb; FIroR
ALBUs, or Whites;
CHRONIC INrL.NxA-
TIoS AsDULeERkT1oN
or THE wonE; ivcr-
DENTAL BKMoRRHAeR
or Flooding; PAIN
Pol. SUPPRESSED and
IRREGULAR NENsTRu-
ALTON, &C.. with all
their accompanying
evils, Cancer excep-
ted,) no matter how
ses ere or Of how
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DAILY JOUR NAL.

, HoRx.D MusDER. "A most at.rscirus
murder was committed on Tuesday evening
last, near TaylorsviIle. Spencer county, that
ever occurred in the country. Mr.. Samuel
Lusdern an while returning to his farm from
Fay l0rsvilIe. and near his residence was shot
'4ewn in the road. He received one sho,
through bis body. and bic head vas blown
nearly TO pieces.
Sam. d sws, tie supposed murderer has beea
arrested and is in Jail. They had some diff.
Guilty there in the afternoon and Dews msds
some remarks to Lunderman, which he
carried out ~ 10 supposed. Lundermsn had
gone his security fer debt. and to make the
money. had q horse levied on that belonged
to Deus. Mr.. L. bid il in and was leading
IL b ONE 1T the time he was murdered.
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"Ws invite public attention to the ad.
administrators sale Of the personal property
Of the late Edward Fulton. consisting of E.
4 c. Railroad stock &C.. to-day At Woolsey
q Nelson's auction rooms. See advertise
ment under head Of auction sales.
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AUCTION SALES.

CANAL WARE HOUSE FOR SALE
a ssss'os On The preni.ss. On Monday; !las II. q
u. The 6As Caaal Ware House and Wharf. oceupisA
~. T. Ill., on the Of Main end the CansJ
rish aiease Of che Coz ains froU LIST Jsae sss.
me wbsrf $50 feet lorg The house 10 spasioss and in the
most perfect order viii lasf scales hosting
tsekls we'll furnshed once. censral all
aad we'll sdspsd whsssls aad
Wei = tors srding and Con1issies.
fsRAS-Say CISCO cash; the balance ct and u usnths
ply 70 EDWARD r. HILL. en- tSs pssasss.
my2t-d or to JOHN INGLE, u,
Sweet Leonard Aus,s
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v1 4 With ,h. ORR sysrrn Of batfk. Procure yssr
" Carpenfer Work ready ofsexsoaed lumber. snd
ave y Es5 ssP.' GUILD 4 CO., SIS WEST FRONT ST.
cIxoxSAT1. OTTO.
Ds.r Sns 4 and Bfisd Factory, Pisnizg Mill nd kvn-
!. Ser yard a.
Oar rsesery is 90 BY fee. elk stories nigh via naehi
Doom Sash. ysntisn
SHUTTER, Door widow Frames Msntels Base Fass<
MouJinss weather. white and yellow Pins HoayipF
$1,000 Benrds inside finish Frnmo 6r Brk
Hsnsss Our york framed in tho nApRef g II
IL shouroushIy .,esrd in . pyyirg House, So ,rk 80
Glssed WITH the advantage ef ssy "a v5,.~S ~.
Fuieor ssrtaiufbf several - T--sc~ ~ ~
wharf We are snaesa 70 OF ground s.1 100 sest Of
Soaris :.oiishneat In the West crdsrs <sS ~
go 81 aeS leins cry deserpties: We
CsgIy nsrsssas viii and Z their ssrsstte Keep o..
srseiee sef 40 seouBtto DeAlSrs. Tsrss Cssk ~ ~
~ = - nssssaSe PeFss6ls Costsses ssstasn.w
ssv Ser1 xSS:smsh 60 b eas ~ sst taken devs in
70 = - ~ 90 Be seen et euT fnctory.
- 81 - ID . NV esat below Lesevllls pricu
LIS 3eiiS$ :" fasssss sss'ss = shis can.
A.ls~s
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TIM . STILL !.,,.,': 49,. -. 49,,

snesTsTsd v0Sid pseseHy sdr sn s..als .
0sroaA Lady. usknswn for their eeerts Ia sasss
portion Of shop fixtures the
late hrs Tssday mornug last He would further sorm
he aas cd and the pablo ssnsrail that
~ ecsapisd BY n Y We. Sc Bank opbosiss
che Post once where he yn b pleased 10 attend TO
with Dispatch. Hv good Assortment Of
fashiS.abis sprisg and Suumer Goods viii
fsetare st the lowsss przess. nyir-1 J. L. NELMS.
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0ne standing.
The Catholiconf far surprising other remedies, In be
better condition. let all Interested call and obtain
pamphlet free containing ample proof from the
sources OF the beneficial results Of It's use
together with letters from highly experienced Phys
clans who used II In their practice. and speak
their own observations.
p. B. FEcHBAx, NJ. d. Utica, N. Y.
4. d. Flsafso, M. d., CsBandsigua. N. r.
NJ n. fittLis NJ. D., Rochester. N. Y.
d. FoorE, NJ. D.. 81 facuse, N. Y.
Prof. DUNBAR, M. D., Baltimsre, Nd.
f-t J.C. ORnIcx, M D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. REESE, NJ. D.. New York City.
w. PsEscoTT. NJ. u, Concord. N. II,
t.P.NEwLANp,M M. ID, Utica my.
Eev. C. =. BEARD, Glenn Spr gs, 8. c.
Pamphi lets had gratis at the Store OF
EALLOCK * STODDARD, Agents.
Evansville, fBd,
Also sold by
BowERs &. EuRxs, Sevburg, Ind.
DR. OLIVER MORGAN, Rockport, Ind.
GEORGE LYME, Henderson, ky.
X. b. HALtock, Princeton, Ind.
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MOVED TO CORNER or LOCUST AND WATER
BURNT OUT BUT Nor BURNT Up.
TWO PILES OF MARBLE LEFT AND A conn erocv
COMING, s'o~>
or three day! ne Nsrbls Depot v BE- sea, usssr
90 srsss S.sssi s ps ..lia1ssd ps6ressss; Ishsii
ayt-aobt q a. LAWnEN0E
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NIX BHUhuB8 VAND
HAVE Just received very eboics lot % Hsir Brushs
II and Pomstpm. sp2s WILLIAM HUGHES.
WESTERN FEED e. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WGHGATE co.
ERs and Desies in all kind: Of Fsrn
wi Implements. Moving Reapirg and Thresh-
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees kc- Nsn
Street opposite BaAk Of EouisvilIe. Louisvis. Ky.
6eyz5-Iyw -
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PROH. q. y. WOODS
CELEBRATED

III AIR RES TOR ATIVE
ME wonderful Restorative are pro-
dsctng the Astonishing results in the pubc
cid youns lavish In their praises Of the virtues oftns
,snarkstis competition 1t is the only preparation
re-produce baid heads luxuriaat growth Read the
! MsIrcRD. WORCESTER Co. Nov. TO- 1884,
Prov. J. HccD-Desy Sir: take pleasure \ hsarins
voluntary testimony to the uegc effects " wonde full
Hair Restorative A far back 80 my hair
sIass had mssy prevent
stvss Seeing your sdvsrsisement, induced give
article tfal aad 70 sstonishent found
spplcations hair became armiy
glossy and be utfHi appearance.
had used the Of bottle. my bald
covered With young and vigorous Of hair which
" Eve inehss Ia length snd growing very fast.
HENRY GOODRICH.
WArERrowx, MASS. May l. 1854.
Fnor. q. J.. Woop Allow attest the virtues and
magic power OF Hair Restorative Three
being exceedingly grey purchased and
two bottles aod IL soon began 70 tell Ia restoring the sill
locks their native color and the hair which was be-
fore dfy and harsh and falling
And ceased falling; the dandruG disappeared and the
sca los all the dsareats itching annoying BEFORE sad
not oalS box out feel young sEain.
Respectfully; yogrs etc
~ Prepared aad sold wholesale and retail ct ia Market
street. ST. 1nais Mo- and 695 Broadway. New York.
where also AL the popular patent medicines
wholesale RETAIL 10 and favorable they
a be bought 1t aay other house.
A6 sor saie n mInufseturer's prices by HALLOCK
sTODDARD ana all the principal druggists everywhere
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rTLetser addressed TO care Of Nj. carth Hatch


Agent at Raven q. Ohio:
TO Or. MiRcusr:-I been ten yearstroubled with
Female neutrality-suspicious. uter all the atiend
ing difficulties; at times rendering my life most nlser,
able have had the attendance OF some OF the best
physicans with but little the they could
do w&s to relieves out Of the question. For
1--WE months before commencing with your medicine,
few steps time, and scarcely went doors-in
short, completely pros'fassd, both in body and
suffering and misery But reading your advertisement
was Induced 10 try your invaiuab meuicihe Gale
JItevine Catholicon the last had nofused
week before I felt like another woman. BY the use
three bottles enabled to perform the Iabo no
al in the family with ease. and could walk anywhere
the peighbcrhood without injury. Nothing but sen
OF my duty and 20 the icted has induced to
state nv case public. safely nd the
nreparation TO all those suffering Ike myself.
(Signed.) Mas. SARAH A. BrsHop.
FREEDOM, PoRTAsE Co.. Ohio. Dec. q, 7e5e.
J. b. MARcHIsI & Co., Proprietors.
mh22-wlyl Central Depot. 3oa Brosdvay, Y.
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
LII eoloys sad uzli. ;us reed ard fsr bale e redu
"A eed Prices BY myl7 A. ANSPACAER.
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The monthly report Of the board Of trade.
a. contrassed will, the same month lest year,
shows falling off of about Ei ,OO0. 600.
Metals had experienced the greatest de-
cline, owing to the diminished demand for
the United States.
Sir John Burgoyne. before Roebuck's com.
mittee, gave some important evidence in re.
lation to The war in the Crimea.
The budget virtually passed both Houses
with but little opposition or modification
Throughout strong feeling was manifested
against the Ministry.
indignation meetings regarding the con.
duet Of the war had been held in various
places.
| NASHVILLE, May Is.
4 The 6lst Assembly Of the Presbyterisu
Church met at Union Church yesterday
The attendance was large.
New York is selected as the place for the
next meeting.
| CHICAGO, May le.
| George 8. Park. late Of the ParksviIle
Luminsry, publishes . long letter in the 81
Louis Democrat, which ssys that Atchisou
organized secret association Who were
sworn to torn out and fight when called upon
ell of whom were to share the damages oc.
curing to any one member even at the price
Of disuuion.
They were to attack secretly end destroy
the business and character Of ell Northerl
men, and ell Benton and Wing presses to b
destroyed. The destruction Of the hotel IL
Kansas and the presses ct lawrence VA
decrssd--a cannon Being tahsa 70 dsmolisl
then .. . ei..saee,
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Tie annexed statsms,t ex ibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, for warehouse, and also the with
drawals from warehouse during the week ending
al including Thursday, March l, 1856
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DRY GOODS
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('OPAtTN EFtin s.-.IK lNuiH lGSED HAtE rms
" day fDitn"b . sopiftn~fship. En1sr 10 arm ~
ko-lsy y Athurrsr fur tie transaction ~ general
c'mmlston busGsas III OILS an naval t'oras . 70 l.s
Ittrt street ttIAEIE.- y HyWfIY
Ne lofE March 1867. yCiis AtHBt RNER