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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14
CARPETS CARPETS,

VARFETN CAKPETSy - N
great variety Of all wonl ngrains 81 inch at ~ IS
~ cents, shipped to to be closed ont irne
at about HALF PRICE, fresh from factory and Of due
patterns and material
ALSO-union Ingrainss AZ 90 cts.
Landlords and housekeepers take notice
WALL PAPERS, large lot Of nne Engsh an n
widths, Blind papers, curtain goods and fixtures
Marsciilss Qnits 10 II and II - daniasks. etc.
QuEENSWARE-Fin styles whit sets
Observation-Disclosures ware, etc.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

PLENTY CsowNs TIE GEAR.-ilow
mean and insignificant is the wailing which
is heard from all quarters of the country on
account of the tiglitness in the money mar
ket, in comparison TO the heartrenderlns
lamentations which wolld have arisen had
our country been scourged with stark fam
inc, occasioned by q failure in the grain and
potatoe crop OF this country how weak
the complaints of meu who have been lnvol
we'd in financial ruin in comparison with the
wall of anguish arising from the hearts of
those who are pinched With starvation, and
look into dark, cherries future without
hope Such is rot the case. Seed time
was improved. and in the present harvest
season the whole country should be rejoieed
that the labor of the hardy yeomatry has
poured abundance of fruits of the earth into
the lap Of the nation. thus shutting out from
the heart all fear Of the untold distress OF
n year famine From the Atlantic shore to
Pacific cost, from the Mexican Gulf TO the
Northern lakes come up the joyful tiding:
that crops of all kinds are abundant, that al
have plenty and to spare, and what ahun
dant reason is there in this time OF pecunia
ry and commercial crisis, for thankfulness t.
A beautiful Providence, who has vouchsafe,
to give An ample return Of the fruit. II tn
seld! What though they be poor in gold.
what thsssh tAouasads Are ruined IN b1s
Z - ~ M aa1usGAse y IN a1s.p1s1s
MN " D(6fsNt uGs1 ~ ela&tN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

TO THE PrnLIc.-Now is the time
Ia buy Boo. and Shoes, while Lee i CO.
are selling the lest class Of goods in this
line cheaper than the cheapest Their goods
are Of first class quality, and they only ask
"a call rom customers To satisfy them thSt
they are prepared TO meet the public de
runnd in the most approved manner. La
die ana Misses shoes and slippers of eve-y
kind ri reduced rates, which they will war
rant to give entire satisfaction. Store on
second street, second door east uf Brady
sepa4dew
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
Arrival of the Jura.

81. Johns y T., sept. IS
The screw steamer Juna arrived with
London dates of Tuesday 10.
Liverpool, Tuesday.
Wheat active, Sd higher. Corn active
and firm. -Four bu"yant
The steamer City OF Washington arrived
ont the 10th inst.
The Emperor Alexander had arrived in
Berlin.
The cholera is raging at Hamburg,
Stockholm and other places, and Is proving
fatal
Tie Bank Of Holland has increased its
rate, , per cent, and it is anticipated most
Of the t,,rI N banks will be compelled to
follow the example, and general use be
established.
A. D.lhi on the 29th several sorties were
setalsel with great loss to the rebels, and
500 British killed and wounded.
The Neemueh mutineers had reached
Delhi.
Gen. IIayelock on the Goth defeated To-,
4 coo rebels on the road to Lucknow the
+ British loss was trlting.
The bu.cheries at Cawnpore are con-
tirneJ.
CkLCUT1A
Nyderabul quiet the 18th of August. 1t
wa, expected Delhi would soon fail. Gen
! erals i!lveloek and Neil advancing upon
Lucknow. reported that Neeua Sahib com
nittel suicide Three regiments Bengal
native infantry revolted ami fled TO Leone
River, pursued byIien. Floyd. Eight hun
,lred mutineers killed. Mutineers also rout
e,l At other pieces Mutiueers' plots discov
erel at Benares.
Gen. lIavelock, after re-oecupying Gavin
pore burned it.
SIR Colin Campbell had assumed CON-
manl
Details are given Of further horrible afro
cities by the sepoys.
Gen. lIayelock, while marching up
on Cawnpore, marched one hundred
and twenty six miles in four days, anc
fought four desperate battles against
Sahib Neena, completely routing him
Neena Sahib's atrocities at Gavin
pore beggar description. Four hund
red persons, including seventy wome,
, and one hundred and twenty children
. were massacred in cold blood, in ii,
court yard fronting Sahib's head'quar
tiers. Sahib escaped, but subsequentl
drowned himself, together with hi
family.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

FoR TIE STATE FAIR.-The steamer
Ben Campbell will leave this p ace for Mus
catine on Tuesday morning, Oct. 9th, at 8
o'clock, and lay there for the accommodation
of boarders during the days Of the Fair.
Those wishing to obtain rooms and beard
~ DO . by applying te ~ aaaAeA n ~
t(l1s = etissvs I: :ffssAynaA itlp1ett(
AttA n,aal papsls p,olll ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
NOTICE To ADvERTiSERs.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions
typs.
Displayed advertsemeats one half more tar
ususl rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood I
Apply strictly T. the immediate business al The adVtT
ti.er and all other Advertisements sent IN By the 'd
ver,lser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with iHs'rac'""
vn b. Inserted ninth ttsd, sna charged accofdiHFH
Notice. for relg.ous and benevolent purposes ~
ss,,sd one time free Of cost, thereafter charged
other Advertisements.
Ad,er,,-@u,rn,s iroH nd must be paid ioI a.
sariobIy ia adrdnoe. uilers from approved Aseh'S
Contracts f,r yearly Advertising tfrminAbie Al NV
,r,on of >dv .r,sers thry paving al adVan' cfneh'
"a nor cent oa the contract prlee.
Advertisements inserted noxt TO resdlho "A''''
n r.- cent advance on abpye rats, and = II on AZ
ia. "a p-s cent sivanoe Oh regular rates
Au,rsns,ent advertisements must be paid for IN
advsace.
,.ko n WEST Iowa State Democrat.
.ANpERS h BRO Daily Gazette
n IIsCHER d co. Der penukrat
HARRINGTON wiLKlk, Dhhy Evening ''"e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
New York Money Market.
New York. Sent. 2s

New York, Sept. %.
The money market is very string
ent, but the banks remain firm in their
position. Some very heavy failures
reported.
Advces from Albany mention a run
upon the savings departments by
small depositors.
There is no pressure elsewhere, and
the billholders and banks there are
quiet and confident.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sept. %, 1887.

Eprrog STATE DEMocEAr.-I noticed an ar
ticle in the Iowa City Republican, stating
that the Western Exchange and Fontenelle
banks were good yet, l am sorry to say
that the above banks suspended payment
Yesterday morning. also the Platte Valley
Bank and Nemaha Valley Bank. Thomas
II. Benton, Jr d Toun have also closed this
morning.
Iremain yours truly,
q = II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

BlREows Il PEErn IANs ; l'kAtr9.
Through the loli,cu's7 OF Mr. i. VI. Lit
Tier. we v..c shown specimen ni the new
enrency. The drafts are oft 'lenoniin.'
,ions | :. IS. :, aud - The virncue "'
The : has a fore ground representation "i
n farmer breaking prairie with span -
harses: in the back grounds. sowing ana
narrowing in grain i rerres, n'"d a}.' u
f,fn hou-c and train OF cars he VIZ
ncite of Che - represents the harvest ii..d
| wnrkmen cradling aud ica'lin9 gram
! farm housc. river aud steamboat IL the diS
tane, Tie gnette of the - represents
manufactured flour ia barrels. >hcaves OF
wheat. and canal III the back ground on
The - is represented an emblem of COM
uerec. f,nal. reclining on "A shield, hoid
ing telescope in her right and also ship
in the distance. INTENDED TO represent the
export # produce TO other couu'iles. lhe
designs are all beautifully adapted TO the
state of Iowa. and Al once strike the eye Is
benz particularly neat and tasteful
he practiealility of issuing this curren
~ We leave with Messrs. Barrows * fret
: tNiuau. ,resumin~ they understand thelI
own business list. For our part We shat
receive 1t a par value on all accounts toi
advertising. subscription, job work &e
which NAV be due this office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
IYroRr,Nr R1Moy AL.-Thc cxten

IMPORTANT RkMoyAL.-lhc cXten-
sl,e Hardware and stove store Of Messrs
Graham 4 Early has recently been removed
from its former place their new aud cen,
modious store. opposite burrows Mil This
firm j. eA,cu iycly known ii this section,
AMI their removal ~houll be horn in mind
hv III, r thousand. of customers who viii,
a, heretofore. iui everything that can be
desircd in tA,ir line. Their stock OF stoves
Farming tools. shelf and heavy hardwar"
Iuware. edged t,el-. &c. iseNer complete
nnJ 10 which We recommend both d.aler'
and consumers in town aud country. civ
ih,la Gull at their new quarter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
Fire ct Grand Rapids.

Detroit, Sept. %.
A fire occurred on Friday night At
Grand Rapids, destroying many Of the
bsst busineas houses. teas sstimatsd n
llvaooe, isblssnss otAese y W.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

EENENBEETuE DEMOCRATIC
NEETING To BE HELD At THE tDl RI
HOUSE TO.NlGUT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
Heavy Robbery

HEAVY HObbery.
Philadelphia, sept. 2s
The silk house of Messrs. Cur;iss A.
Co, in Chestnut street, has been rob
bed OF $4,000.
Corx.oE or NEw CESrs Within the past
three months s.Goo,0o0 new cents have
been issued from the mint in Philadelphia
weighing forty three tons
--0oO
rEA down east editor advises his rea
ders, if they wish teeth inserted gratis To 60
and steal fruit whore his watchdog is ON
guard. 1t would no doubt be profa,ulle il
some OF our gardners would bor.ow the dog
iCr season
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

See advertisement of good mliinci
wanted in this morning issue. None bu'
the best ds-irrl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

Dnree, 1c.-W w. MeCaminon y
o. are in full supply Of AL sarietie- oi
nrug- aud Meiicin, fresh aad Warrant ~
,urr Particular attention paid t" tlll'ne
Prescriptions, which department j ualsf
tnc imrn. Late -uperietcudlnee Of on q
III, mos. ,horough phntmn"eu'ist. q th'
country recommend lii'H. "a 'he pub
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

The Democrats of the various Towns
in this County m lst be active, vlgilant,
and jealous. in battling against their
wilv foes, or they viii bc cheated, de-
tfauded and imposed upon in every
possible form. Every town sholld
complete thorough organization, ap
poiri ,lays ior holding Democratic
ncetlrgs, and communicate with the
County Central Committee, at this
place, who will cooperate, and pro
vide speakers to bc present, furnish
tickets tor day Of election, AMI have
e,crv.hing ready for The day Of battle.
III Republican speakers are swarming
in every precinct circulating false re-
ports, using the frank Of Hon. James
rhorington for the free transmission
Of letters and documents, and concoc-
ting schemes Of fraud that must be eX-
posed. We hope the Democrats in
each township will Al once 60 to work
with their organization, and appoin-
ting times and places for holding mee'
tinrs. car State must be redeemed
from the foul disgrace Of Notification
and high law Mobism brobsht upon
j. ~ the Coalition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

BNl % IrnEn1, ENelNECo. No. :.
The fri hoI,e = II. ,ea "a wiiI tak'
place on the 18th 4 October i i gwen
.or the benefit Of Liberty Engine 60 Ao 2,
tie Independent Company It will b. h'ld
1t thc German Theatre, which viii l' n"
p,rly decorated COR the occasion \ band
,,ill he in attendance and John Atkins viii
furnish til, ea,abl, \ good time may lf
,Nu,.tel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
Oakdale Rural Cemetery.


IA hereby given that Frederick ". Keferstein, Of
L ~ teVn Of Waioott, county Of Scott, and State
e lova, has this day made and executed TO me m
nee e3ooDe Sr0O e1scufton.
~ es1SIeose eAaM Kefssstein are not,ned to pre-
- ~ eaane 70 the undsssisued, - provtdsd ~
s SnoSas =. nILloff,
A6n1c21 ke&2sS.
0asE'xa1Es:ss. 4; I :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

1t The Democratic meeting 20 be
held al IuGalo ou Friday evening oct -
tAs.. V As-mu--,a Will peak in tn" Ger
.ua,, Iai ,,Gig.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

cur stroll through the talr o'rounds yes
terday afternoon fully rewarded us Tor the
time expended The Fair is credita lie to
the farmers and to the managers Of the .
Agricultural society.
AGRICULTURAL PRopu Hons,
Thi- department surpasses all others IN
the quality aud excellence OF the products
exhibited w saw pumpkins as large as
WAGON wheels in circumference melons OF
moustrous size heets, turnips, apples, pears,
and every variety of vegetable OF size
,ha, astouishel US We defy the world to
beat the collection in its quality and kind
We saw a number oi tine blooded horses,
and some al the best formed colts that We
! have ever seen. The cattle were not mum
erous One OF two bulls were greatly ad-
mired on account Of breed. The cows were
I mo-, A. cool as those exhibited last year.
NEEDLE WORK.
This department displayed some excellent
sp,cimeus of the skill of lowa's fair women.
|, attracted the ladies especially. 1t de
...r,.J III. attention which il seemed to mo
uofolise.
DAIRY.
The butter and cheese in this department
was good ior our citizens to look at, espe-
ciallv ,o those who have been compelled TO
endure the stuff that too often passes Tor
hntter and cheese in our markets
The preserved fruit showed a credl'ahle
sLil in housewives, and our lips worked
nervouslv while looking at a jar Of picked
naslurtions
MACHINERY ASp fools
: This department was not 60 full as couio
be desired. although the reapers. rams
pumps. mowers, plows 6c., on exhibition.
all deserve a premium if they are halt a'
good as they look. We have not time t.
speak more al length Of the Fair in this ar
icle. But we can recommend to all classes
not only the pleasant walks in and aroun,
, the grounds, but profit in examining thu
productions of the labor of Scott County OF
exhibition
4 We trust that all-maes and females
< will improve the opportunity to go AM
/. learn something of the labor movement
and skill of our farmers and mechanics
{ To morrow we snail give a more detaiie'
Il account of the Fair than We can do to-day
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
TO-DAY'S ADV"IS.

TWIN CITY BOOK STORE.
eas, opposite u Claire Housc-New York, Boston
philn ielpLia Cinclnnsti Chicago and st. Louis ps
d, received every day. y. u. STARR, AGENT.
ADNEAT 1t4sLLLISo 10 reni-po, Sc son Civ
VIZ Ell tu4 4met ately. Z. kADs.
se..S9dtl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

Il, Dispatch to the telegraph ope'
rator We learned late Last evening that al
the banks oi I;hodc Island had closed ihe.r
doors
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
Thousands y, KOlls Of Wall Paper

IRON TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale an Lots TO sWt Purchasers.
DORDERS Fireboari Prints, Tester Ornaments,
% window tha les, Gold Transparent and beAuts-
full Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue, bun and n
cured at very low prices. We Philaieipais Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style OF paper. Who
would BE- vi bare walls when you can have your
houses papered and male comfortable for trire-
Halls Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative PaperIng
done In style not TO be exceled.
Pisase cali on Second street corner OF Rock Island.
SHEPHkkp 4 SON.
July9sd Paper Dealers and Payer Hsns-rs,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
TO Rent.

TWO or more young <, ,nti"'nen can I've nceommo
i datei with pleasant room. well furnished
about fve in'nute- walk frem th- Post Odcr, ,i,ht
with. or without board
Apniy at this Office iepisttf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
STATE DEMOCR \ L
DAVENPORT. SEPTEMBER 30. 1857
Local "a fairs

MAIL AARAHGEMENTS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
Board Wanted

vVNHE STATE OF IOWA. In p obate Court SeIs.
l. Scott County, 2ss., lso'
To all to t,m Il mag concern
Instrument . u, porting to b. the last VIII ana
t..tamept II Matthew n Logan late OF said county,
decreased havitg This day been pr scented anu read
In op- II courl .
II is ordered, that tho frst Monday IN nov nut ,
A. D., 1857 be fixed for the pfJhit < sara WI,
when any ptrson interested may 81 PEA. 4nd otle,t !
thereto u they proper AMI thne notise thefc9t
b. published three successive weeks, once ia tach
week in the Iowa s. at, Democrat
witness my han., this 2slh Sept, 1871.
CHARLES WESTON
octtw2, 90. Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
County Falr.

cur stroll through the Fair Grounds yes
ter,lav afternoon fully rewarded Us for the
time expended. The Fair is creditai lie to
the farmers and to the managers OF the
Agricultural society.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

Y.ISEs AND PRINTS. THESE De
<,ep,. .,e olled WITH nior styles sod patterns Of
French Ensish and Aneriesn nsnsfaetures, ana
,iu Be sold remarkably cheap.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

This department displayed some excellent
specimens of the skill of lowas fair women'
|, attracted the ladies especially. 1t de
served the attention which ii seemed to mo
norolise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
Nillincr Wanted.
To Anc1iOllcers. q

a GOOD MlLLlNER wanted. elqure Al second
IA door above Third street. Forrest Block
seps0d3' !. u. THoHNDiks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-05
PONTCHARrRAIN RAILROAl
CONSIGNEES.

1s1SssS SssSst.
BeIoea Noblom &co-j " Barbrdge &eo-Beshel Hare
E"
Sa 6 e
peHe-cuilie, Momas &co-R Il Ghinn-oampbe 4 Strong
deanny
sssRs;t Es,
ri Gosd FaonR s. Lewis &eo
Hart
Kemp &coBoghen, Rankin 5eonJ Henderson &eoTHeao9
5sSs
Bd s Sso Lsn
Ee LOWE seo;isga'on bnes1Is Gsash
Nsra MARKS tssSos1
adams Sso.snssyille ss
"A Mygatt shilwsiMu@my, Seeing SEQ
Maui eo Isco
ocbIeshon Bosss &co-oakey aswkins
! Hsrissn-Golemsn Ecq-Prestsy Bsa-paSns
Fihs sass sseAH Rsdsxad
saS aa as
Resd foss;% saS Ka
Sco-T Randolph &co-Schmidt Legler,Sonekalb
Bro-southmayd Acknowledgment, Stanton Nswman-T
II Sherman--Ii Sheppard jrBnckner Stanton Newman
Smh--Satnpson Leene-smih Il Bro--Sesang Scott
Il Sproue &co-S STUART StckneyW II Sak &co-F Strn-
ger &co-C Schneider-E Stevens &co-F 3 smi,h-Louis
Schwarz-Syme h Provan-J Steel--Tnrnell &co-J j
Tardos-Towusend, Tompkins &co-T Twchel &coGeorge
| Theerer-A Thompson &co--Tacon Sco-Thornhiil eco
THOMPSON Thieie, Seller &co-W Il d Urquhart--
Valentine &eo--John Williams &co-Jas Wood-O Wood
mani w vodruff Sco-J Whitney 6coE Wharton
| Warren Gilmore Sco--G White--Wrights Baeon-E b
Wheeock--W Wright Sco-Chas Weishaar-John Watt co
Wright, Allen AGO. Wright &co-T White-B A Dryer
&co-Ward Saunders Hunt-snndries to order " 3 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-05

SUGAR AND M0LASSE Prices were better and the
sales comprised about 100 hhd Sugar 67c for Fully Fair
Prime and 200 Moasses at &c with small lots OF
half bbls at &c y gallon. .... 49, e.
FLOUR noticed sales Of some 1909 bbs including 6OO
superfue SIS 25s5 37s Extra at s69s6 & and 600
St. Louis Superne subject inspection here but guaran
teed by the sellers and receivers, at IS % bbl
GRAIN The sales of CON embraced about 2O sacks at
a wide range i50c including 500 Inferior and Green at
800 56c $50 Good 6 and 800 White at Zoe u bushel
In Wheat heard of transactions OF Oats S5l SACKS ST.
Louis sold three lots at 42c and some small lots
4S44c p buslel In nothing Of moment was
doing. .N ...
PROVISIONS Pork retailing mostly at w v
Dbl Lard heard of nothing OF any conse-
quence.
HAY 200 bales Western we're sold the eyee in lots at
$50 q lun
COFFEE. The sales included 400 bags at &c 2 D.
MALAGA FRUITS, ETC. The greater part OF the T. W.
Rownds cargo auction by r. b. Sy es as Follows
1850 boxes r. Rasns at So 5s3 1900 Halves at 81 %
round $3.50 quarters 6c 1909 boxes London Layers at 81 GO
S2 n $40 halves 81 80 ouud 1900 quarters at roc round
800 packages Figs 67 and exc and 1000 ooka vermace
and Macaon llle. Terms, $500 and under cash, and
over that amount 60 to 80 days. VIZ"
WHISKY. We noticed sales of 100 bhls Raw at lie, and
$50 to 800 Rectifed at l61k9l15s and lsc p gallon
FREIGHTs. ships taken for Liverpool at %
Cotton for Tobacco and one for Boston S. 80
hid for Sugar. ' ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-05
l,524,3T9 bales.

Thus from there is not the least ke
hood of supply exceeding 10000 bales per week in the
ensuing year supply existing machinery which, in 1856
consumed $1,000 bales week This is most momentoas
subject for the consideration of the trade and are perfectly
astonsed the apathy they display question which in
wolves the most vital commercial interest of so large portion
population They possibly be Of the i'm
increase that taking place in the consumption
estimate should have underaled the supply shall
rejoice prospects having proved brighter than we anc
paeu Henry Ashworh, vice chairman OF the Manchester
Chamber OF Commerce. has this made through the
districts Of America and ansously await his opinion
upon the state Of cotton production there and, from the
onged silence he has maintained since his RETURN we are led to
satisfactory Nevertheless inclined to think that hold
the position he does in the commercial world he not acting
wsest part in keeping long suspense what his
real opinions from practical experience upon such an
portant question and sincerely hope for the interest OF an
benefit Of his information relieve the present anxiety.