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The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-08
House ana TOT, for suIe,

BY virtue o, decree o. the Chanctry Cour'
at Winchester, pronounced at he February
Term. 1911, in the c0G~e WIN Reeves aga nst
Wm. McNabb, viii. on Monday the 1t d1r
Of June n'x'. be.nr, the door Of the Court
House in Winchester. Tennessee, offer for
sa g. to he highest D der. upon credit Of
SIX m0n'hs. lie los If L1ni in WINCHESTER,
near The Male Academy, upon which iberr l.
ncariy-fn.sh'd Dwelling. sold as the pror.
erly Of defendant at the instance Of complain
ant Bond and security required of the. pnr-
chaser, and lien retained upon the same
until the purchate money is pad
HU. FRANCIS, @. g. NJ.
may |, 1857. I'd, prs fee 81 90,
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state Of Tennessee, Franklin 60.

state of Tennessee, Franklin 60.
WIN. R, Lewis and Mary Z, Spencer
vs..
James, Joel, John, Smond and Louza Lewis,
A, 5, Colyar nnd Hugh Francis.
| appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
g. Master Tint the defendants James, Joel,
John, S,mond NnJ Loulza Lewis are non-res-
dents Of the State OF Tennessee 80 that tine
ordinary process Of law cannot be- served on
them, 1t 10 ordered that publication be made
for three successive weeks IN the Home Jour.
noh newspaper published IN the town OF
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring sad non
resident defendants to appear before he Judg,
Of our next Court ON "Wednesday after the
Ibrd Monday in August next unl plaad, an.
swer o. dcmur TO sad bll or the same will III,
taken for confessed ARA set for hearing cXpar.
to as TO them. iU. FRANCIS, G. g. M,
mays 3w prs lee So
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THE RAILROAD.

At the election on Saturday last in re
gard 10 whether or not the corporation o
Winchester should subscribe $4,000 to the
Winchester and Alabama Rail Road, the
sum was voted, and forthwith, we suppose
work will be commenced, Much inter
est prevails, and the friends Of the Road
arc very sangune that it will be immedi'
a,eIy built. 1t is said that the cars will
be running from Dechcrl to Winchester
in about four 81 FIVE months, and the ROAD
will progress rapidly to the Alabama
line. wheio our frienls there will take it
in hands. No doubt seems 10 exist now
tina, i, will be built. More anon.
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ABOUT COMETS.


These innocent phenomoNa Of ma,
turc, have in ali ages. been source OF
alarm to the uninelligcnt portions o
a community, Men occupying higl
places on the earth, under the inNu
cnce Of superstition have tccn fright
tened out Of their wits. In years gont
by, the simple appearance OF n comet
on It's journey through immensely pro
duced Armament and terror, and Allied
the ignorant beholdcr with alarm
The frequent appearance Of comets
however, Invested them Of their ter
ror, and since the day when Charles
the Filth was scared ont Of his senses
we have not heard Of any serious re.
suits from Commissioning. Recently a
new cause OF alarm has been produced
BY some Of the wondcr.making scien-
tilic men Of the world, who say that
the comet OF 1857, which is now vi>l-
bic in the United States, will come IN
contact with the earth some timc il
June, and that the conclusion is to
knock this terrestrial hemisphere Il lit
tie beyond the "middIe of next week"
Noy, if comets were ANYTHING, /. C..
If t,ov co,t,r, onv euhstoncr if we
oonYiior tho;r co,nnorotire size nhis
oOa i; ,', ,.o ,' hn,;avn hya timos nc large
''I '' Wv ''''~' ~ |. ''',, ,iL;s@l,
20 '''' o'' w. ,,',' IN ~ " 49," a
tnoy '"Vo'' ~. mn" '' ' ,n,i' ~,
confess co'''''o" "I", =, S''''No IS
some a. h'ago one o' ''' II'o'I ~, 'ci,
rntilc men inc Wori" ever gave DlF'h
to, IN word upon the SuDjecl suggests
a way in which the earth might be
DESTROYED by coming in contact with
comet:
"Our tangental velocity Of progress
round the sun" he says, sis about eight
leagues or twenty four miles per second.
If come, of sufficient mass in meet.
inr the globe should by single shock in.
stop its motion, the bodies
placed uDon the surface, such as ANNA.
led beings our carriages, furniture,
utensils, all objects in short not implan.
toj dircctiv or Indirectly in the soil,
woull Nv of TO the poDt of the earth
ma, shocked bv the comet, with the We.
Iocitv with which thew were in common
originally endueI, a velocity of eight
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4 gentleman down east lately took the
following meteorological Journal ofhis
wiie's temper: Monday. cloudy III the
afternoon rainy. Tuesday, voPorish,
frightened up a little towards evening
Wednesday, changable, gloomy, inclined
to rain. Thursday, high winds, and some
peals Of thunder. Friday, fair in the
morning; variable till afternoon, cloudy
all night. Saturday, a gentle breeze,
hazy, q thick fog, and few flashes Of
lightning. SUNDAY, tempestuous and
rainy; towards evening somewhat calmcr,
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THE TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-At
the recent dinner Of the St. Georges So.
cie,y, in Few YORK, Lori Napier intma.
,e the possibility that after the laying
Of the submarine, telegraph cable, dlpIo.
matte representation between this coun'
try and England would become unneces'
sary. The New York Times, in com
mentin5 on this idea, suggests the fol.
lowing as a specimen Of diplomatic con-
versaton
Lord PaImerston hears that Mr.. Buch.
anan is getting angry with him. He tel
Graphs before break fast across the Allan.
tic,
President Buchanan-Sir: What is the
matter? With distinguished considera.
ton, &c, yours,
PALMERsTON,
President Buchanan in reply:
Sir: Nothing. What are you dom!
at Greytown? With distinguished consi
deFation, &c,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Palmerston in answer:
Nothing. Only keeping few ship.
,herc. because we don't know where els,
to senl EN-. With assurances, &c,
PALMERsruN.
There is saving OF 10000 pounls
AMI four months time in five minutes
sta cost Of one or two hundred dollars.
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A truly noble heart will disdain To sub
sist, like a drone, upon the honey gath.
cred by the labor Of others-like a lcech,
to flch food out Of the public grannry.--
Take notice, Office seekers.
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ScAAclrY OF PnovIsIoss.-Northefn
Michigan papers complain Of great
scarcity OF provisions in their section OF
the State. Instances of great suffering,
ani almost starvation, in particular
n:ighborhoois are reported. Property
has been sacrificed al ruinous prices, and
farms mortgagei to obtain the means Of
subsistence.
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The Advocate relates the following
Estate Of things" in Huntsville, Ala.

The Advocate relates the following
Estate OF things" in Huntsville, Ala.
ain all our experience as house
keeper, W. have meyer known marketing
SO scared or 50 very dear. Chickens,
Turkeys and Ducks are scarcely procu'
rabIc at all; eggs from 10y to IS cts per
DOZEN; butter 20 to 25 cts; beef none in
market, except semi occasionally, same
Of ml.lon AL pork; bacon, plenty in
market, but too hi1h for poor folks to eat;
flour s. to per bbl, corn meal 80 10 90
pr buyhel; corn 50 50 to 4 per Dbl;
fo Her $3.50 pc. han trI lbs shcaf oats
75c AMI scarce; wool SO so per corl,--
Provisions, generally are at least SO per
cent higher than usual. II such prices
continue anl get hi4her, there will be a
general alv1nce in The prices oil all kinds
Of labor. 1t takes all a laborIng man
can make now with constant employment
10 buy meat AMI hrea for his family
Whers there is such high prices an scar.
city, there must he absolute suffering
am, ing the many destitute families in orr
miIs. all in the country too"
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Hoo EplDEMIc.-A fatal anil destruc

Hoo EPIDEMIC.-A fatal anil destruc.
tive disease known as the hog epidemic,
has shown itself at the various establish
ments on the banks Of the SrhuylkiIl,
near Gray's Ferry, Pa. No less than
one hundred OF the animals have died
since Monday morning and the epidem
ic is apparently spreading.
According to the New York Pennsyl-
vanian the "hog cholera" is very fatal
in that county. 1t states that Mcssrs P.
A. & S. Small have lost 100 head. Most
Of those were brought from Western dro
vers and had since been running at large.
Several other pc sons are also namel as
having lost number Of hogs from the
disease.
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RAILROAD MEETING.
WINCHESTER, May 7, 1857

At a meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Winchester & Alabama Rail Road Com
pany held at the Court House in Win
chester,
On motion, &, NJ. FoGG was appointed
Chairman and loHN FRI2zErI, Secretary,
Mai. VenobIc presented the following
preamble and resolution which were mon'
imously adopted, Wis
"This day came &, B. Miller and 9TH
crs from the County Of Lincoln, ia Ten
nossee, and presented to the Board thcl,
lists Of subscriptions to the Winchester
q Alabama Rail Road Compony, made
under the authority Of the 7Ih section Of
an Act Of the General Assembly Of Ten
ncss,c, chapter ccyI, passed in 1851, and
under The authority Of the resolutions Of
this Boarl, and asked to become part Of
this Company under the provisions o.
said Act, and it appearing that the clt''
2cns Of Lincoln County had subscribed
oP""'" " o''V "'',''" '" Wv: c. "0,',,
10 '"' '"P'''' S.o'N 81 '"'' 0'"'
D",,'' Wv F'N' 'S''' =, ,.,..'..,l.
had in other respects complied thcrewth,
90 ''''''''' . " =" '' w 49,. &c..
00's - ''' '"P', C '''lI - ',''' .l
ny !" A'nco'" ooo"Y o' an" '".' "''
" q, ''''''''' ''''""N''N'
V-'F'"' >, =,
y" "'U'''" " >''' - ''
'''0 '''"NS " VIC ''0oN'O'uo'" ",'' O'""
''''o0S'y 'e""'''o ~ Nt'J' '"'''' ~ ''''
1''''c| '"' E'''
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Virtue does not give iilent~, but !, sup
plies their place.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-08
SADDLE Lost

Ea,.(A SADDLE Sometime in
H2@e October last a mans aaddla vas lost
fom the back Of stray horse, near my
house. Sad saddle is now IN my possession
ana the owner can have it by calling and pay
ing for this advertisement
THORNTON CARTER
Winchester, Mas Sth st
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-08

WrruDRAwAL.-Maj. L. G. Eastman
announces in the Union q American Of
yesterday morning his temporary with.
drawa from his editorial connection with
the paper, for the purpose Of devotnG
himself TO the duties of his Office as gpe,
cal route agent in the P. o. Department.
His former associate, f. C. Huntington,
Esq, now takes sole control Of the paper.
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EG2j' A large number of mules have
lied in Madison county, Kentucky, from
In some portions oCthe county
the loss has been very heavy,
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1t is now believed (says the N. Y,
Mirror that not less than seven hundred
persons have been seriously and daneer.
ousIy affected by the National Hotel
poison, at Washington; and some twenty
or rbjlty deaths have occu r d in conso
quence. There are still several pers ons
very seriously i'll in N. York whose recoy.
cry is doubtful. Among others the Hon
Rober' J. Walker is not yet entirely re.
covered from his severe attack. Senator
Hale, Of New Hampshire, has become a
thin, lean man under its rayages.
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MARRIED..

BUDD - IVES - In Ess.on. Warrington County on
Nednesday Oct- "a BY the Rev. Nj Gordon M Johh u
Bud Of this city TO "a Arzea Ives Of tae former
COOK PAULDING-In this city Tuesday, OCT y ~ .ne
Rev. Peter strJkfr Cbsres Con- 70 Eleanor NJ eArtn
II the late George Pauldng
CLARKsOE-VAN BOsKERCK-On Tuesday Oct. ~ oy
the Raw W. Adams b Floyd Cs.kon AID hsrrlei ANA
daughter Of the late JOAN Van Boskercs ESQ al Of tn
CLARK-EEELS-A NewbuTsh ~ T., on TUESDAY VcL :, !,
ST. Georges Church by the Rev. Dr. John
B. Clark Of New.Yok City, TO Annie NJ Neeis Of SoiH"A-
NY.
BAGEN-PRIcE In Yorivile on Saturday, Oct p By the
Rev " Luxe Mr Joseph K Hagen Of Hudson County
j.. ard Mrs Csihsrine Price OF Sew-fork Wy
Sussex papers please copy. -
PRYOR QUIMBY-In Hudson City on sanea{, oe S.
Is the residence Of Mr Edwin Van ber'cne % .a.
Rv Henry Meade, Mr. Richard L. Pryor TO Mis- m"EAe'
DUMMY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn, on ssiIoay,
Oct a. b the Rev. John Whey, Jane. Thompson sno hne
Alexander, both Of DONEGAL, Ireland
TAFT-HAnAKER-A. White Clond, Iowa OF Ihltsasy;
Sept "a William n. Tai, Miss Ezsbeth Ann daughter Vi
M Henry Hsmaker Of " mite Cloud.
VAN ALsT-FREAR-At Ulysses, y T.; on Weans,cn5;
Oct IA by the Rev Lev 10 Kelogr, Mr. m go 49,
NewY rk City - Rebeccs daughter OF satu' r'eai' s'
Of he former
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BECKER-On SuDd

BECKEROn Sunday morning, oc. is Of CONGESTION OF zoe
lungs Eliza P wife II L. Becker, and daughter oil ths g
Nstt snel Hepburn of New-Yoik aged % years
BoGERT-Ked by the FIRE in Chicago. Monday Oct y
Absm A. ~ Botert, aged q years son Of the late Jonn u
BoseIt Of this city.
R1>RNTTT-At No. % East Sixteenth street. Mond.,
morning, Oct g. Anne Burnett wife of George Ba'ne'7
Paterson j. or Wsd. :,.a 0 u
M nths and u days.
CoMBs-A No sS7 Front street. on Saturday, OF. a. Mrs.
Charlotte J. Combs, aged Ga years and months
FREURE-At No. 20 Cannon street on Monday oet o.
Marcus Fillmore only OF Marcus g. and May T. ffeuTe
se.d IL months and u days
FLEEMAN-In Wsmburgh a; the residence OF her brother
H. Fl,emsn Tuesday Oct a. of consumption, Harriet
The fiend. Of the deceased invited attend her funeral on
. %gS1e ch1yeh, so1 o Ninth street ''
PORDAt her residence No Hamilton avenue, South Brook
ss On jspe .Ss beloved wife Of W. Ford aged &c year.
and months native OF Rochester Kent England
GORMLY-At No 10 Vine street Brooklyn, en- Monday o
o. Of consumption, Patrick Gormy in the 18th year OF his
HoUGBTON-On Tuesday morning Oct a. HeoTy Harrison
Houaton Of the firm Of H. II HousntOn Co, No Maiden
lane aged s. gears months aud n dsJs.
Notice Of the funeral in omouow's tThurSdsys) papers
KJLKENNY-At No I2I East Eleventh street, Monday,
e. Of consumption, James Kilkenny in the edh year Of
bis age,
LALlNAt Willamsbrdge NY, on Monday, Oct y, Charles
Lain native Of France aged 10 years and months. NJ
The friends Of the family and %sse,' Lode. No.
the funeral which will take place this day "Wednesday
O'CLOCK from the Twenty sixthstreei station of Har
MoaGANAs No lis West Foy 6a ,5e, IT,, on Monday
gan, aged months and y days
MIGHTEN-At No. IS Downing street, Sunday. Oct Is
Dorothy highten wife Of Thomas Mhten, aged "a and
9montbs.
OCONNOR-At No. 10 Ws.hing street, Monday Oc o.
Mrs David O'Connor aged 65 years.
RUMSEY-A his residence in North Chill Friday Oct It,
Alexander :. Rumsey, aged ~ years
sTRANGIn this city, Sunday evening, Oct -, Nelson
only child Of Samuel A. and Mary W. STsng aged year and
days.
SMITHIn this city Monday, Oct o. Of disease Of the
the heart, Alfred Smith in the S9h year Ct his sgs
VOSEOn Saturday Oct a. Florence Agnes, only child Of
Richard aud Amelia Vose aged weeks.
The funeral will take at the residence OF her parents
Franklin avenue Norrisans Wednesday morning Of 10
O'Clock Friends and relatives invited TO attend without
further notice
WAITER-On Friday Oct % OF disease Of the liver. Mrs
Frances Walker the dearly beloved wife Of Mr. Robert p
Walker. aged 80 years.
HOJJsE-At No 81 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn
on SUNDAY. Oct IS Robert Fulton Of Lewis L. White
house, sged 10 months and l6 days.
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TUESDAY. Oct. 27-P. "

TUESDAY, Oct. 27-P. NJ.
There was stronger feeling in the Stock market
this morpipg-most marked in New-Yotk Central and
Ilr ois Central-the former under purchases by the
shorts TO come extent At the Second Board the i'm
provement Of the morning was scarcely sustained but
at the close the market was steady but dull The con-
tnued of the weather checked the usual
movement outside. The closing prices were, 60 for
New.York Central; 81 for Erie II for Reading 81
for Illinois Central, &C., showing generally decline
on the morning Board. The advance, as compared
with yesterday closing prices, p cent in New
York Cen,ral y cent in Illinois Central y cent in
Reading; 2 cent in Michigan Southern; = cent in
Toledo; | y cent in Delaware; y cent in Rock
Island &c The time sales were 10 rather larger ex-
tent than for some days past and there dis.
position shown to take buyers options. The sales Of
State Stocks were $75 OO0 and the market generally
strong. Missouri Is advanced ? p cent? Virginia 6s
q cent. &C. Railroad Bonds are frm. Illinois Gen.
trswere in good demand, and advanced from g. yes
terday 10 IS this afternoon, closing offered at that.
The market for foreign Exchange is stronger with
moderate business doing. The standard drawers ask
10Y but the busn sss has been done at 05 sl06 for
good SIGNATURES although there are sti some outside
bills selling at par to l03 This advance in Sterling
will put stop to the receipts Of Gold from Europe.
Freiebts are firm but the extreme rates are reluc-
family paid a, the close 1000 bush Grain were taken
for Liverpool at I'd in bulk and 3D. in bags; also
4,7oO bbs. Flour st ss. Cd. 5000 bbls ROsn at 2s.;
20 tierees Beef at % 20 bales Drugget at 2Os; 100
tierees Beef BY steam on private terms 5000 hhds.
Slaves at 3Os 80 tuns Fustc ct LIS I'd. To London,
80 Casks Rice at 3Os. 1000 bush. Grain, q. lod in
ships bsgs; 400 bags Clover Seed at Soi 500 boxes
Cheese at 3Os To Glasgow, 200 bbls. -Four a. 2s.
Sd. A ship wss taken to load Flour a. 2s. 81 and
Grain at 3d. in ships bags. To Bremen 600 bbls.
Rosir at 2s I'd.
Ire bushes. OF the Sub-Tnasury was Receipts,
sisliO S. ss7 coo from Customs Payments, $l26,-
Us ~ Balance, =, 6s4,sH 81.
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ryerhct,. Peported bv Tslegrasl.

NEw.oRLE.xs Oct 9s-CorroS 10 irrssaar, sales todsy
of 200 bales dlO for strict Md ling good
irregular in price, ranging from 6 oc. Mctsshs iuesi-
lsr, from lsdSoc. MISS PoaK pa Nothing doias In
FREIGHTs or EXCHANGE. ,
New ORLEANS Oct -CorTes unchanged sales today q
$500 bales at oc. for Mddling sales Cor three days go
receipts three days. IL 500 bales The receipts o. thn pof
up The present time compared with those o. s Jes M
dull from 6d6ic. MoLAssEs-Pfme new, lIa DC Prime Aic
COFFEE esc ExcHANcE-Nothns doiag. MONEY unchanged
BuFyAo Oct 27-s M-FLoUR Ia quiet prices fsycring
buv.rs of bbls. IS for Extra WHEAT ~ good
demand and steady; sales Of So eco bush a. no. for Chfo
sprinR and red Illinois. CoRN unchanged sses Of
OCObush al Sc OATS unchanged sales Of loo bush
sS4c WHISKY steady sales OF 40 eo at lac Fssiears
are duh and lowers l2e, aud Wheat 5asc 10 New
York IMPORTS for the twenty four hours ending noon, loo
bbls Flour bush. Wheat, so0c bush Data ExPoRrs.
LOCO bbls Flour, 44O00 bush Wheat, 900 bush Oats
rHARLEsTos, Oct 26-CoTTos: Sales to-day 90 bsss, full
prices. ~
AuGusrA, ?s-Corros: Sales to-day 10 bales ., III
Ql2c. .
OswrGo Oct. n --FLouK is quie. wHE.r daI snalows
sales OF aCO BUSH Chicago Spring extra at 90 Coss sst
sales If 500 bush. al 6Sc CANAL FRtGhr 20 Sew zen
Flour sc. Wheat, lie Corn. 8ic. LAKE lNrdkrs nks
lush Wheat CANAL ExPoRTs 400 bush. Wheat, 20 eess
Corn
CHICAGO, Oct. 27-sp m.-FLouR sctive. wHE.I aeys q
63c CoRs quiet OATS qui.t Sale Of 90 bush o. ~ sap
ments TO Buffalo, 200 bbls Flour To Osweso 1900 brn
Wheat Receipts $3.50 bbs Flour, iisooo bush Wheat ana
400 hush
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;.:: .. E, e, y, IN 's-s"'- w.n Ass

" ~. len. e, y s's sss gs,;,s,.s u 10 ''- w. As,s
eRAIErle,, s,,ls ,.s'es ss,s wh.,, mv,.
and .. siaaes. IA sSs. tend. ' . Inn %.
toos the sale. SO ta.h souiksrn rAi,e y ~ s.. AZ "a
s;to So,s aSsd ~ rel a. !. sc 800 s.S 81.
,us.s ed 81 Is end S. o. ss.S - ~ 80 sa.A NJ
81 Of for hi nor to Inc bsTsy IN AT rsqlSs' 49,.
r. qaest 81 esq. 70 y bub Cd. ~. M. = 70 s,.t
moderate requ., lowerfsures .ss q s,hs ~. I'd
5 5s,S t.. ssi; ofr.; IN: via 10 rM:;s
m.rs price. are bsssI ne ole. ar. q 600 :. 81 ass
HFNP-The izquiry 8. Of ,h- mo-, hnl,ss es.,.s:,,
fer DOu,e he usri,t . qie Sn. sa .aa a-ps..sS. .s as
IN en- time .u rate. even II cash customer 90
cured holder. weud submit TO Hs'sr dess troa 49,. =.
HiDEs-Ths make, !. CUTE /. EciS &ad With ,.,,...
much depressed sales Of leo 9lse CITY ssssb,,, 100
par, .. &c. .nd part private term" snd ~ss..S s s.s
HOPS n I'll: inactive .'d n0uIs.l 'ss 's .s....,
Hayihs .spp, nc; Isrs: and he ssa.as .Ai- 81, I'D,
hon ssoch Pig .ss1ss. doI .1S -: :s. s.as
IHDIG-RUBBER continues dull nd Pdee' aver n. s,y.r
LEATHER I, quite s1l and ,sS ..ss. .'e..ens
LisE~Roeland /. quiet l.'s .sls' q Common ~ ..a
LIZ LIphDEwe learn Of nothing doing IN Pig
MOLAsSEs 10 without change Of moment ssss Of % "a
and 10 bids Mu,covsdo on private terms
NAVAL sToREs-ssi6,. raIPsntns = ,.s.sy and n asS
mspd tcc but this 1. no guide 70 the srts, c! asA
Leld At IS 50 y $50 o. ct which some 7oe9 savs sss
~ 20 bSs at 81 S. y Sle No. dsiyeredi the msi.a fls.
.os heavy Ss sS, s sat rss x - I ss 20, re ;
handsome srticle IS y $50 ~ IN yard Tar and rhs
conIss inactive but pics Or, s.s. \. .s.. and
depres,ed small sales Of American =. &c ss.n u e.ss
and b,n,s Crude Whale .,n snfa .a c,,ss g..
little more snmsted. bat al much lower rtes nss
bbl.. have been effected at New Sediod 'sa g Dc
think Of the New Bedford on hon,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

TO ARRIVE,
STEAMSHIPS TO AND PROM HAVANA.

STEAMSHIPS TO AND PROM HAVANA.
Stsdrship PhoSsphia-FTom New York ID, ssavisS %
9Th and New orssDs lIt From New oassns ~ ~
vsns 2St arriving at New York 18th.
Ssorsa Quaker Ciy-From Nev-York 1th Of ssSh sssfb
sshvirs at Havana lRh and Mobile l<th. From Mobile -
Havana l~h, arriving ct New York 2sth.
ShsmsAtp CaAaxbs-vrom New. York l2th ssrvisg q =.
vsna lftb, and NewOvlesns 18Th From New Greens IA
Bsvsns zsh, arriving st New. York Sd.
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