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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-06

6FThe principal duty of postmasters thro'
out this State seems to be to gather subscri.
bers for Philadelphia newspaper ostensibly
published at dollar, a year, but in reality at
rate that would ruin any thing but a mo-
nopoly. This in part accounts for the confu-
sion in the mails.-Lewiston Gas.
Just so, neighbors-and because we poor
country devils can't afford to print blanket
sheet. filled with silly nonsense generally.
characterizing city papers postmasters and
citizens neglect papers more incidental to
their prosperity, and interest themselves in
the success of those who offer "gfeat induce
ments. Waterford (Pa) Dispatch. i
Our brethren are correct in their views in
relation to the city press; but we will add that
many sends dollar to the city editor, while
the editor in their own county has to wait un-
til something grows, and often he has to live
on faith until the produce advances few
cents-so in fact they get the county paper
the cheapest Laurence Journal.
We know newspaper patrons to the extent
Of two, who take that nonsensical Know
Nothing sheet, the Cincinnati Dollar Times.
because it is cheaper than paper of their,
owl. country; but when they desire informa-
tion of matters of local interest they borrow
from their more sensible neighbors, people
are "penny wise and pound foolish" When
favors are wanted by the aid Of newspapers,
the county paper visited without hesitation;
but when money is to,be forwarded, it is diL
rected to city weekly. We know it to be
fact, that more New York papers are taken
in this county than the combined list of both
local papers! Great people for "home pro.
lection. "-Mahoning Sentinel.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-06
Home Manners.

We sometimes meet with men who seem
to think that any indulgence in an affection
ate feelings is weakness, They will retur7
from q Journeys and greet their families witt.
distant dignity. and move among their chill
dren with the cold and lofty splehdor of an
iceberg, surrounded by its fragments. There
is hardly a more unnatural sight on earth
than one of these families without heart.
A father had better extinguish boys eyes
than take away his heart. Who thai has ex-,
perienced the joys Of friendship, and valueS
sympathy and affections would not rether lose
ell that is beautiful in natures scenery, than.
be robbed Of The hidden treasures Of his heart!
Cherish, them your hearts best affectionS.I
Indulge in the warm and gushing emotions
OF flial, parental and fraternal love. Love
God every body, and everything that u love-
y. Tsachy yont children to love; love TIE
rose; the robin; to love their parents; 70 lore !
theirGod. Lett be : studied object of their !,
domestic culture, to give them warm hearts,
ardent affections. Bind your fanllies togeths
er By those strong cords. You cannolmake
thsmfoo strong. Religion il love; lore %
God, aEdto man.
&
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-06
Am AaectiOmate brother.

/. A Iectsfef recently Introduced d good story
Il, illustration, A minister ii meeting with
q aparishioner who came into possession Of
quite q handsome propertyhby the death Of
his brother, inquired how he was getting a.
long with the settlement ofthe estate, 9'..l'
IL r Oh," said he, am having . dreadful
time, what with getting out letters ofadnin-
istration, and attending Probate Court. and
settling claina, f'sometimes almost wish he
hadn't died. III -r
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-06

o. Preserve carefully your reputation;
II fthat be once Lost, you are. like ! csncsll-
ed writing. of no value.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-06

or There cannot be greater breaker
than frst to raise confidence, and then de,
ceive II.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-06

/ NsEfie that would have his business we'll
zone npst either % II himself, or 500 70 the
Ding 81 Il. l,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-06

Aspirt, yet woman too;
Her household motions light and free,
And steps of Virgin liberty"
We fear, however, that it will take more
than this or all the journals of the nation,
to remove this cancer of social life. But
the press can, at least, do something. While
50 many Of the evils under which the sex
suffer and other feminine assemblies, here is
one that,women has brought on herself, and
to which we call her attention! iiE ba q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
rae SAVANNAH coxyrNrIoN



DRKor rRADE-rhe proposition Of Dadley Manu. Esq 81,
tr the establishment Of hue OF steamers between .oc
point on The waters Of the Chesapeake and Europe Tn
sand is attracting srea, attention the Sou,h-morc
han ~e ever before given that subject IL is to be
hoped that it ~ cnd b, something mere than newspaper
'pecu'aton The reernt aud progressing construction Of
railroads in North Carolina, Virginia aud Tennessee all
roouehiug upon the Chesapeake or it, tributaries il e
tined greatly TO ne'"asc the quantity OF produce seeking
Az outlet IA this Immediate direction aud increase COZ
Nspondingy the coassc traffic the direct s ipnents
20 Europe The coasters are Ia great measure, it,lr
no-r ~ elect than lighters bctwrcn Southern plantations
aud ports and New Yok aud other Northern cities We
not ecsiye whyt cheaper To lighter produce from York
river TO New York. TO be loaded there for Europe than
10 load 1t from lighters in Virginia waters Our hope il
that With the completion Of the connection between the
extension OF the Orange and Alexandra railroad aud the
Tennessee roads, aud that OF tho York road Soah
capital and enterprise will be onni In combination s,i
cicnt To sustain line OF OF ordinary ton.
cage, tuining from the Ches peake direct Europe IL
the inquiry aud Interest generated by III. current pib
cations concerning Nc Mann'S project end la the e,tab-
hshmcnt uf such line, much good will result from his
present labOrs Really, more reason Tor hyh.
tetng produce iiom She Chesapeake New York TO be
there shipped for Europe, than Tor carrying Virginia ship
timber To Maine, To be the worked up 10 h
cnpuycd the transportation o Nrgui, produce ocean.
wis., wheu equally good vessels now be consruc-
ted in the docks OF Portsmouth, Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
Samuel Swartwout,

We briefly noticed yesterday the death of this once
prominent individual IL died in New York on Friday
afternoon, at the advanced age OF seventy three years Mr.
Swarswout in early life attached the navy but lett
the service Tor occupation laud Gen Jackson when
he cam into office, appointed him Collector OF the port OF
New York His dedication while Collector although not
eSeusablc moral grounds looked upon 10y the pub
c with eucnt eve, the ground tia, he had To great
or less extent been vciimzed bv designing and unscr
pulous men. GA hndng himself Involved with the 40
vc'nmen he et Tor EUROPE, aud for took up
his residence In S~it<erlanj but finding that the feelings
OF the people viudicvc towards him. while his
case wa not Of such chat apprehend sue
es prosecution the part of the government aud his
securities coul hc aided ia raising from his assets
70 the Obligations they had assumed ON his behalf he
returned To New York. where he had ever since resided
lie was coi"" p'rary With many remarkable lie
the youthful iricd Of Colonel Burr under Thomas Jecr
on, and his figures in the history of Burrs trial Of
HAT period.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
PRIVATE oFrERINGs or RIAL ESTATE

~
Farm Of Is % ard, with excellent brick duDr con-
tanning ~ the W sihan plank Rich
mond Adv'd by Jno. wfen-G A ltN25l
hour and lot n Hcrn Southampton
land ADJOINING desirable ring
Valuable lot on Gsmble's mn commanding oty
river, sc. Adv'd by q. A A. ltD6l
fa Of 81 adjoining Tree m short ancr rns Of
Richmond. with brick d~elhug, SC Adyd by q. Idol
farm Of i25 miles b-ow Nr1B Bridge
roli ha- large dwelling u, Adv'd by q A.
farm # 200 acres In Lunenhurg county upon
- Railroad With dwelling, etc. Price $500. Advd by
d. NorvcL ttDi1l t 80 ~ |'li-. - -
farm OF 100 lT5 In original forest Rrunsirk county
the Mcerrp river, ~ miles
brick dvelling etc. Adv'd by Geo q Rives. ltIis,I
TIE Illinois Central Railroad company
farming lands, n tracts u 80 upwards ouE credits
etc Sc the lengthy advt Of Mr. John wilson,
commissioner pun
Farm Of osO aeresn PoWaan county dwelling etc. there
IN tf1
The farm called "seAford In Matthews county containing 100
II which $50 arabe an
Plantation In GoOchand county miles from c.l.
Mount Bernard," containing 1877 III
An estate $500 aorss 10 Amelia aud Notowa con
ties, - miles rom Richmond. Advertised by o. Masters u1
Yarn o. $50 half cleared city county ~ mile
from Richmond uL) - 80
Tie farm known as"Po-peci l" Orange co on Rama
innock river contains 5 acres, and has facility
TO market (f)
Valuable mill prupcryiatc Taarro mills AT Rote,t.a
Fec adv Of A A i'm
Ptrm in uoohland county acres called
miles from the H. 81 nom Rchnofd ani Co he canal
lni Janirs river; very deirabe Offering ~ Miles al
Zen lul =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

MONETARY AND ooxxrRolAL-

Owes w.,s. New. ~ ',sss ,
The Mes fork Commercial Advertiser. ct SATURDAY.
The further Improved IN ~, .->s, M,
s rs supy on eah abundant. regular rssininx
Al csnt tossh In obtain
CONCESSION On uatprce fsitne
.nd m g. dsnsni at eight and ceat Cor Isrt
s, AN 10 " pr cent hr nxsr time.
ta' w '" pAftd With Al The
e,nars"-y "a -s and at t",o ~ cent
sIs ''e-r -hss tass - trely alto
That NJ L. nitecn. according r
chssrta tone VA oaue.s crciss.
as"ee ua ne pr~snt favorable eounas
for time
Tie ba A. arr In comparatively easy position Their r,tr,
la Their discount nns aud Of quarters milton IA -ir
specie averages th- this d.ux Id
orally bv their eutouers They
their stock OF the previous metals c.r
Texas ON "a day. ana they moo, coin
than shown the salsm.nt They h.,.
earsenen Of the sa6tyssary hundred
excess of the receipts The produce Tor The
week have srsc. than hf mi.
lon Tbs pasmn.. Zoe duties daring s ~svk
urvi thousand dollars .'.'.
THE Bait more Amer ican, OF same date, ren,Arks:
MONEY continues exceedingly light although some
wis, easier than Sss ,so since. tn. Hanks
counting quentiy 90
paper offering The TIE the tree e.,
Jay l" h class pslSr are lAdsN cali
WIN stoek eeurue TO IN sent mouth seeoad class
IL entrvi, uns.ivAble. -
Land Warrants sti Ia good demand and have a,i.
NAneed about e's y acre rompsons Reporter quotes.
si iss '1 siis A'i iS n'' .,s Sr .sFS,
~ q " leo "a " I'll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
GEN. WALKER.


The Louisville Journal thus speaks II Gen. Walker:
siuee the and tumult O the Pi-siIrn,iil canvas.
has shut Wulkrr from immediate view M, l,. tco
rrsni'y cho'"n Pre-isnt Of Nicarasui and Ia. iu.
nuguacl yigoiou- aud Efficient government in the tooth
OF the violent opposition OF the very party upon Whose
summons h' entered the county aud shu.. aid. and sam.
patty wa believed to be fhr atnD- phcrc be- braei-
lie a. shed tr stcin which c suppo- %, TO c en-
grated ~ hopeful scion aud i shuuhng 40 H. alI the
.irrngth aud glory Of an independent plant IL il power
iic lies gown to lee tie state Into whose veins he et.
ran'ln-rd 10 Tile rrncsing principle. H. ucknosL
rgcd soul aud body Of Nicaragua. Aud We are boui to
~ That he never vas in better pig or feather IN
his hh, and that every future nov promises tp add
new strength 70 hi- arm and fssh laufels q,
hit hlu-iug brow. III government il not only
-ifong and efficient but il Is likely remain what It j.
~ :" grow sti more worthy Of H. high aud solemn
FEASIBILITY. lti' not only capable but stable. And We
trust IT, liability may be- ll.ting IL worl .eem ndesl
chat Wkcr hti ~ length achieved the conditions of Der
nnn'nt power aud that nothing remained for him bat "a
enter heartily and TiilOut external or embirra.
W"nt nou tt" S"rk pi regeneration S.ich We hope d
Hput"iuplt the gfand lream Of nis . IIe has as
on rclirf knos ju.t the sigma victories Over hs
laiZus caei-s Mr--aya aud Grennda yctorir. wlch
- iueil gent 1dvortrics tls cpuntr, pronounced i'm
probable q not impossible and which, 4 thoroughly Won
ihry con-.r e0ull determine lii uuchslleugcd sup,-
uority DO Nicaragua aud among the ncgiiboing States
h' i1tnrr a-crnirucy l. undoubtedly ssurcd His 90.
Vcrnmrnt mu nov quickly be- accepted ~ fAcd TACT
90 International polite. aad be trea'cd accordingly Aud
y" have h'r doubt that it will be- tins teg,ri prompt.
Us aud chrctflly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25


The Wa-hinst,0 ror 'ponIcnt Of the New York
Courier ""d tHqyuer na he DlIowmg funny para
-gfAph 'eap-.,a- Dlr particular friend, the Isislt
u e"r'"lr lnarr7 in.- fpulkner:
"l Nre.nrt nr brought rto the Cabinet II ,ppo,.s ID,
o. "NfruT co.. onH'r uat hr Distinguished ,ip,..
vii Doc nt-eni hv. aHiihu Ion g. j FtuIku.r viii b.
e.'. f.i f1e l-sinrit of the Wa D.or,t,,.,, ,
on- fIg fs expr ice tIe cmpuot Of t,tit ,-, b..
Wv" H. HHu. cd uc Miitafy Clinuifta. i,.f ,s d.. d
ht' t' E' tH.tc i0 Tho Northern Dcmo-r,cy ST.
firItr. "i di'nt Aholdoni.t 700 1887 hut I4J l..
o. .H lf .irHs iu 1895 cluim che AUTHORSHIP,
ri fhe ligitigo a.fr
There row -iier more distinpui he'd names ,,i,
Poe passed oy ior nc purpose of taking up Caari,.
JaH, A' 'h.c were man loo the broad umit.
oi I'd" Fhoic STATE, who could by any disability DE
"orr d...msul.,.l than Faulkucrl
br' tt ue.f NJ t,c joke is that Charles .J,ipc.
va 800 ardent Abolitonst" u 1882. and Therefore
'le-s ifev give offence to tho Northcrn De,nor,,
cy Nv w. r fortunate man. II that is the case
We i1,c newer heard tiat his Aboidonism In tsso
hss egof riven silence even 10 the SoufGsrB Demo.
crscy ihey have pcticd him. aud nursed hin.
sol SGD hi'n ou sugar pums, and sent him TO Con.
Egcss. sna placed him a. Chairman u the Demo-ta.
M aA-rni COMMITTEE, and made a big man Of him
uoiv' 'tandlng hs Aboitlonisn IN 1882 True
ley 90 tied W. Summers f,r Governor Tor bei,,p
susr ~ II thc same thing but then. according 10
a., "'n .sg 'tIc case being altcre'l alters the
Acffif 10 Democratic cttic. what is rank tres
fon n lcm''er Of tie opposition, - perfectly ,r
nispa nc ~ rcir o'rn l'aryl ff.
oar par, We hope that Faulkner may 20 int
ths oita'"f u will be bright day for Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
WHEAT STATISTICS

We copy the following article from the New York Econ
onist Of ssd with the remark that appearances indicate
thai this year crop viii be 'over-scd" ere next Spring
and In tina, even. exorbitant raies may again be en-.
pceted
The exports OF produce from the United States contnn
vc'y large almost unprecedcntrdy Ia III, last week
ue "Spor's OF wheat aud Hour ducsd IA bashei, OF heat
number l,uo5,Oo bushels valued 81 6l7 200 a yer,
large quantity Tor this period oi the wear The exports OF
Hour ad wheat from New York have been since Scpem.
Der a follows;
Value.
flour Observation-Disclosures. bhls siS.ss ssSS51i4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
yolss for rren,oni In lhe south

The Montgomery (Ala) Airrsr SAYS it il worthy OF
note that the ou, votes that Fremont received in the
Souh we've IN State that voted for Fillmore MARYLAND
The Advertiser i mistaken. Fremont received several
hundred votes In both Kentucky and Mssnur-aud even
Ia Virginia, lac received sOmc. Five ca, for
him at one precinct IN Shenandoah cuuntythc tenth L.
g'on OF Virginia Democracy. Aud in the Wheeling dis
rict which gave Buchanan four five thousand majority
great many votes east tor Fremont The votes
that he received in Baltimore have understood were
principally those OF Germans, with their natural anpahy
"a the extension OF slavery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

Tins gives AN average tall OF 2s4asll per in the
pce o wheat at this port after increase OF per cen;
VI exports ThiS re-u; isevdence OF the ample supplies
!" tue country The larger export i the not
OF higher prices abroad since they there rather less
but ir1n the declining prices here under the pressure oil
larger supplies THIS IL remarkable fact and indicates
mat the htcts OF the large Western migration upon new
Lands at the West. combucd with Continued high price.
for wheat are beginning he at last manifest in alum.
dicr OF supply. And Ia this fact lowering the value of
hood IN the Atlantic cities. have the strongest a>Sur-
hnce at prosperous year before We have before said
that the 1898 oi large exports but the cf
ret o those exports the OF what has been tho
ase this That Is say IN the same period th,,,
Of s0ne~ hat les> export the prices rose rapidly The
export from this port wheat in that year compar-
stivey follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
Il - EDirOis's CEHTIsICATE.-AN IIgR
49, CURE N oNY0ENArEp nirrERs

7
GeHtciasE II suffered for previous 10 al ri,
irol dcrangy tile u
similarly eri organic disa e and hay
ing seen the orygtSfed BtcTs highly In
'1eh cases procured aud used snse bottle. entire sue
re dsasertbe symptoms speedily .ppetre and hsve
er except ia t.ancvs, -asy accuunts o had an
T,eufErncr u them, when they
% v4r bltrs. - -
Beng really o opinion tn1t this medicine
value a. cure Tor Dyspepsia On which
knoS iha agree with nIsgs phy av, m si.
TALON Ia etug this certificate that viii
promote IT, general T. A. SfANsurRY
- Eiitcr OF the Darlington Coarier.
SETH W FOwlE co l3' washt osou Proprie-
SJ!i by agents every where M ~ -,twriw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

Ma. FLtNoHr ANp SOUTHERN Cr1it-.-we commend
the suiuncd truthful remarks the Baltimore Patriot to
the prru.al ~ orr readers
ltis significant fact, made mariist by the recent ns.
u"nnl coIe-t, that every southern city. aud macy OF de
smaller towns - Willard Fillmore o majority First
nnog these il Baltimore then comes Norfolk Aexaii.
fia, Richmond, Wilmington, Savannah, Augusta Noble
Montgomery, New Orleans Louisville aud even 81 Louis.
Tte-r facts ow, very coucluvcly that business mon i
tie So wrfc ailng risk their commercial aud bu-.
ness o-priy with the patriotic, conservative statesman
"hon, iu honesty of purpose, they tit to vote for
'tOf the want 81 better. truthful and Iudirous
subjects ~ --ci. Democratic journals and orator.
have been pfuciinrg that the decision of Bqir.
notc 90 -'gu her decided unqualified preference for
W. FILLMORE. would net ifjIripu-y our trade n So
i''rn a Southern cuc'. aud prominent amongst them
New Orleans, destined suiier ia like manner"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
No Extra Session

The E"q~ircr has the following article the subject
oi extra session OF the Virginia Legislature 1t APP
prars that the Governor has mtcuti OF convcnng
the Legislature aud that the members themselves ART,
withdrawing their from the call
'The rumor of an extra session of the Ierislanre i
without inudatiou THE Governor has no idea of
ins the Legislature his notion and OF those nr,
prr' "n Ign ;hc call Tor extra session. Il number
have ~itiirawu tirir names Their. will be no meeting
OF the l. gsatute this winter unless some necessity of
STATE which nobody now anticipates, shrdld make the
call Oi AN extra session an imperative public dut-"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

The Petersburg SoU,hside Democrat at last takes
ground against the Pacific Rsilrcad--but with never
word Of condemnation Of Old Bucks late letter.--
How is thist The Democrat protests "the absence
ol all constitutional power ON the part Of Congress
To embark in the undertaking" Old Buck, on
the contrary, derives the constitutional power from
two different clauses In this state of the case we
would be glad to be informed what is the true De-
mocrstie doctrine ON the suljecty Old Buck says
one thiog-the SoVtkside Democrat another Which
is the States Rights, strict construction view Of y
viii our neighbor OF the Democrat obligc us with
an answer VIII neighbors of the Enquirer
aud Examiner enlighten on the subjectg We
curious to know. hf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25
N AlklklGll.

On Thsr-sy evspr, The eh ip Paul. Church. by the
Rev q Mnnesrrodr JOHN WoMDik, Ess 10 LUCY no.
HANNAH, All % this city. -
csntsnaEy church w-in iay evening, ish, ~ Rev.
hu ldwsrds, Mr. ROBERT W oIINEg aud Mi, rANSIE A
LuNrkiN. all OF this city.
~ Huntsville Ala, aud ceinnai papers please copy
on tharsJss morning the 2o,h By br Ho.. pA
VIZ hALl OF 1ooehland. % Ml,. 81 bat " Tbs Guy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

CoPPgR CrEnFs0 The BroDkl,n mamie haze ,.t, d.
queer m'iuHi 10 fevci ~ themselves ot , .r,v e,r
""ir 'r'ii'un ~ communication ictets rLev b,,a
g''rr"l' 'grcd raY tr'r fcrisee 10 copper and tb
- P"'''" "a. cen tli The ierfs masters are ovetruu
w" lrHir. Thrv htriy ever 81 n igit N nv, sl,.,
MI sh'h I'll no. prf1od them hcy have n,tbi, ,o
vh'f b' "a Nav u charge but pennies T. i. s,fsoe
way Of shovi fqf in-lignstion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

ro.r Oruor Asuss 0enersi established
ce spi,n's King and oesn county ~.
p1intfa wn Bsrsey p,.ts.srr This oo- vi
fs from Richmond
Hrh sppYihts n Duasr,y pp-ta'st-r ~ iIveit
" iilglsl ftrai
Jo7usap =. Gr,ey Cr~es. sls.n cnafy Jash
~ a.. J.s.af Mf G-ernhrer csuntT, vice ~
ciasir nd Isn james, Nnfar Ftf-y wants
fiinf M frsr,ais tui Wm " ttofcrs, Whte stou
Lancaster eouuty, vice Jtnes A. LiAni, resgoed Nf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

bush. i,JSa,iss sTasOJ

=. IotaI bush IIsN,to6 tT2,Osaq
This large value Of millions dollars has been ex.
ported in wheat from New York alone In the last sixty
DAYS IL is quantity never bctor equacd in the same
period OF the year. not IN the fall at 1855 when the
exports were early aud rapid In that year the CROP
~as oversod in the mo'th " Dccember and prices ruu
to very exorbitant rates in the following February From
those rates they have fairly fallen back 20 the cur
rent prices before that period The value VI nour aud
whoa, exported from this port since January has been
a. follows:
ESroRrs oF WHEAT FROM NEw YoRK. JAN To Nov. 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

TINS TRANsWrrArIoNs OF wHisKy.-rhc New York
rrs is sl'oNug, sati'ical, that the Empire City is tn
s.a".t wtNv nrrket in the world "A bad ernineice
morally spiuG which western journal had been claim.
rng tor Cincinnati.
Tile iu this city and it, immediate suburb,
whisky f-erirs which convert daily in bad liquor II
100 bushels n good corn, making nnuly l53IUI4s gt-
Ions Bni this = only the production oi New Yora winch
Hh sol here matter of course Tive. receipt. of
country Nsi-ky unount about fifteen million. oi n.
annually % iin the quantity sold here during the wear
's n"i ii short Of thirty millions ct gallons, being mon
Than thrcr tunes th' qiin -uli ia Cincinnati % this .
toerabe qsnt, OF whisky which flows through tins eli,
~ though u canal about one-thiri i made it ali
nOhol sd used Ia manufacturing operations Of various
Nnis, aud "n'-quiit'r j. exported foreign countries
viy snail poriin of thit which remains X drank a.
"m-ky, willie t" larger part passes through the hands o
She trcth"-, AND Is r"te To- Inocsnt aud conf iu-
ubr md g the Stnus Of Cpgnac dark aud n... .
Holland sn, unaici tuH, 81 Crox applet EEK H., tiu.
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