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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

ovesn'zsop, by ooDvenipg q some suitable pac., ny
Macon, - Georgia, or hostsomsry, In Alsbsna, Oosoo
eisI,er's Consensi n In this oonventios, 10, cson
Sale have ny dee9as she reprss sntaves IN
spsress Let this convention fern aaxiiAxy associa-
tons IN cottor rowing stste Let these aaea md
he T. pe,sl organizations be composed exclusively OF
sas cscanzsiou form CON tsouon, embodying oil the
cyiious cab ing the int direct trade
snb for 60 markets rhus. II appears 10 ina the
apop pIaossrs -oud be enabled lake their busi
heir hanos and perform Il In thei- own say
rney would alec DO relieved from thoso hlosussios,
and csprioes brought about too ofoa by those
-bc live upon cotton, although they never pan'e, or
rsDed seed Of Thus, 10 submit the tpte'es1 OF COT
planters would bo protected sut promoted We there
oa cotton planters every here 70 give this
sutj.c u cir early and scful attention
os'h STATE, toNe hs'nss -, on - day Of -, 70. sne
taking into Consideration the suojsc mater o.
conmun Ion ano for sbo other purpose NJ form'ug
re oiop Pan err Asscaiop;" AND 70 do such osne.
nj all che sniDgs ~ BY said Convention may be deemed
'sbt END proper
We reqp.si 81 editors friendly 70 the great ntsve uro
pce d be picmo'es BY this comm nicas'on 70 give
nse zion In thei 'e,Uect pape's vito snoh ed rial
remarks 70 trey may der suitable ana proper
We have let, tire u@e nd place Of meeting blank, De-
desire that the oopveDienoe OF all may DO con
,ser foreosh,y capvass cd and discussed
jlssr D DAVIS Sc ISAAC sEsr, Oh drmAn.
HEyrIsG " COTTON PLANTERS IN MISSISSIPPI.
the HonJ Spring. (Msi,s pp)' Herald g,se NOTICE OF
ers the 2'th oct, Of the cotton planters OF "a
ra County 70 tshe suoh steps ., may seom DIST IN 70
he monetary derangs men.s thr ,ushout the oou
y End the nsequens reoucsioo OF he pr of cos oo
ssuIins aicne ON such financial arrangement" Toe
10 OF ,SDE~ and hi pauers will their oaason
sgs ypd-r their ton sheds, and withhold u IRON
ns kes 70, . few woeD, the gold ald silver wi =
uppeo by Of millions OF dollA's from evefy Inn por
port 10 Europe Lat the farmers then meet 10 ~
sor'pEs the 2oso Os and oonsun tosetner ana W
believe That their dsloe rssf gill resuas IN good"
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IMPORTERS AND THEIR BANKERs-THE
WAY IMPORTING HOUSES ARE GOT UP.

TO rHB Ed, OR OF r6B HERALD.
Esw TX Oo 70, 1887.
In yoay enumeration OF fAnrss and soppagss
dsys you marked the number Of i'm ,orsrs
two caty, whereas they -i ooun, ZOO fhey
recorded hers for ths oredors
this slice f The Atlantic Ihsir bankers, no only
ansounoe trouble 10 The camp Tho arrival o. he Faro.
pssn o'edoss Of tbs fs'lrg parties Toe Dsskss bunss
VII 'bep be 70 CRY wolf, hi these alien dogs
are hcpt ~ bay.
hsay ros DO Known 70 you thai importers % q olsss
tut many ny the real scso 10 this drama
1Scs are the Aforesaid basken me nnanaAl process,
though compiler 70 The un,n.tiaasd 10 after Ill daps
Of oossss o. ard she three W . whom you seam
20 oasry IN rcmemeranoe. firm b esAbllshsd Of
sns ss Yor sss sss.s rs sss 's
opes .ro.ser Muse IN either p'sss under ms
% oS.sa TO- Coco Or $40 go '"t mo. 's Ssa
ss'est sasksvv upon their branch osasng hoass
$40 go fo 600 sccspsa.cs di,ootnsd ana lodge 70
hsis esns credit III. g'ves Joncs, smith O. sAsir
sys., s~r SoS are pyarsc into sasn ~ ns
ssd bills of iaNns are cent forward 70 Smith, Jones' 20
Ne~ York. no hand enous, Of them over 10 ths gsn
fW 400 or Gao 900 credit and pvt Of sse Do
lssos hob hey din Of ii sbou. ny ths dol
icy dui'es rnis game works sdmiraoly for period,
rn'il crisis heuiosn'n ure or psuic arrives snnn,
Jcoes w. cnaIe mortgago 70 tneif
--~ort ~s out % Jones, sDith o. In tine ria" Eng
pd-they suspeud tbs entire nrm retarps 70 Ss~ YORK
eth an agent q heir crcdiors 70 examine AMI repor
uTou NE condition Of me etste whsp pretoi The i.c
joset hss 1ed rhs ao csaid banksp have Got their
obsse morris 'ss a every amp ,ss shaa ,hsy
ID, suffer 10 sne, prnnt or repatriation,
fhep, smiS. Jen.s %, o. New York, MARE an
sGumsns for thr bsnrnt Of their Alien crcdisor Which
really turns on. bercnt-s7oh, indeed, green
sc'or IN mi ersbe bed play receive, viz -ssout
oeni On the dollar Of tser cxpecaiors rts fasoy
draw TsssureL search the records, nave sad you
OH nnd chsitel mortgages from 5000 oco 70 - 90
ooroed within ne pasttor veeks, In favor OF . school
bnssr around Wa stysc. and no doubt FOR tae
brsoi Of cyeoitors " far, far aray."
NE pvimssy se,pepcs NE, bankers and arciensers
conneoaed Win hs important trads doing proc
porous, not rel uabh trade, viz ;-ss Key Wen
and IKE heir proso4y pes the salvage
maod vii be greater nau the shoe value Of tue
tssss) And ohey Ases Which the present hurricane
LETT beeind These banters safe In their creds
ory goods snou 90 n tvesiy oenu the dollar bu
unfovtunasiy nary OF thf have ssock In ros, Illinois
Csnval and RIB siye asds,se latsey taken IN honest
rsfe from the ohio LIE and rrnst Company usa-
v.sele fov oulIiea, which their Loacou ftenfs %
much In need o. John HILL
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own. .eve appointed COMMITTEES " dram resolutions 70
pbpis for the cens'de,shoe q The meeting
he committee reported tho following Preinee s0d
VINE s.s, In the presen. p,os.ra's oonaioa o. Z,
nercaai and manufacturing interests q ~
Z, n nppi,y, involving .he sUspenston or msns
4 our leading nercD ns, and the oosnx 81 on
40 ksbops and nsnoscsor,e., saereby taousaaas
be-. thrown out OF employ mea, end wberess In c,rse
orence o. ibis Un.snaJ aud distressing safe OF sd@r-
spo dep collation. In the value OF merchandise OF soor
slo OF poperty generally, has oesn ana 10 nov henH ca
D huh dep collation. appears not. up 70 tnis ume
iconuavy ali reasonable cIpsc ATOMS, Ia view Of No
-, scuyees or he ooon,ry 70 nave extended 70 the
pece.,sr,es 81 life ana Whereas evioen, 81 tn.
presen, high price ~ provf oil econ be mposb-
70 shrse ,orson OF our people = osare me ooniors Oh
urles. SPEEDY relief oo opiAineH; therefore, belt
Rs ohed b tnh alb q the dety and in'eret OF all I
'rcs. Of bs leading ioes Of food and 10 scouting 70
trcoD 1e cost Of hv bE, corresponding with toe De
cvessed value Of o'hev WercrADdise, and oflancr.
Re olvd That In the idgmens Of this mseang mate
rial rea uccn prcs or The leading articles Of coa
NAV be mace and TIN leave 10 tbs producer fair retura
for his abor and capital TO demsnd more than which 10
Resolved ma, in order to bring tho prices Of
g. fair Standard, 90 pssge ourselves mol 70 pas more
4 an the annexed prices Tor the following articles viz -
Butter per To- 2b cents; osef, l2h; veal TO- pws To-
n alton g. psatoes per b,sha 6p and In csss OF refusal
on ne o. ,ns sS sSs spS Ss
my not 10 purohaae the above n'mea articles Tor thirty
to take The necessary iu procuring prov Ions
arge quantities direct from toe couory 20 DO sad g. os
arces 70 tho COMMUNIST report % IN soournod meet
re
Resolved That No call upon the sushovusa 70 stroll,
enforce the country ordin relative 70 haoksers ave
SINNERS that the CxenB 20 god purchase thei
supplies direct from the farmer and tue butcher.
Received ybas call upon tho ctzens throughout th
entire city 70 unite with N In support q NE above resau
l tinns.
During the eves Ing the meeting WIS addressed b,
nessn Thssnas Price, Edwin B,o.b, B. wnsecsr, JON
Rev. MY. Torrance, o P. sornwau.
AMER disousaion upon the resolutions, the ars
three resolutions adopted and on motion, the four
resolution postpone, aud committec OF ton -
cfecd 70 be appointed 70 she into the sub
se OF The resolution and report 10 subseq aent meeting
The sixth resolution adopted
On motion, certified copies II he sixth resolution wsr
o,rectsd be furnished the Select and Common Ooun
cih q their next meeting
The seventh and last resolution vAs adopted
The meeting adopted form Of petition 70 the Councils
snd then adjourned, meet again on Monday eveuin
next
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6bHtirsf IN fHtLAUhIFHfAs
From the Phil ,d<l1ois Ness. Os "a
veyy large mee,ins Of the onseus OF the povts vsste
part q The cy wa bella lac, everins The sprips asrdsu
Hall, for The purpose q producing reduction ihe proe
of provisions, Is.
tol. VIM EssInh vas called 70 The chair
heBvs. Samuel wrish william Neal, Jonn e. n -enney
end Alderman ". o. conros, we're appointed Vice
Henry Q. Lsssnrins and Robert Bshel wsrs appointed
secresaves
o. naos, xsssr,. d o rock, .. n. e1rsss and 8
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rHH LATE "KUN."
During the s.e "run on these in,titoNons II We -
rune mat cIly ten Yer cent of the depostW were
out. would amount to 90 400 900 In spsne From
reporter hes received, the anouuts drawn
om The respective banks were, from 2osh Sept moer
70 l4ih October
Paid ont sS4s,72s az; the depoHn a the Sane time
Amounting TO si52 ets o. Gays Of the heAvis. run"
we're the I'd, ON 10Th 18th, 18Th l4h Of o. obsr,
averaging Rom $50 600 % $685. day.
tug To $l35 COG Tho 'rua' wss hsavias on september
o. % 80, spd fiom Osooer 70 as lsh-av eraxiny
rom $50, ZOO 20 si7s,c7s 80 esch DAY.
Paid ont $ss "a n he d.pos amouosiss % s2o s74
RE ruL" beavtsst an the l0.n IL and l3th Octo
Der averaging nem siS 600 70 si', 90 - day.
Paid oct $50 $50; the dep ,uts amounting 70 SIS $40
Yhs daily drafs the 2sth sepssmber 70 The 18Th
October averaging from 81 600 70 $500.
Paid cut SAC 70; ihe derosiu amounting e'S4ls
81 me Day n h,svst "run" werc from the 2oth Sep
.emeer october Is, averaging from $4,000 20 $4,000
Paid out ssI oo9 S. the pcsis amounting 70 Sll,77a
A be s.Iuu sss heaviest from Ootober 70 n,
aging fro u 5000 70 Sl4 COO
Ps.s ovt sl6 $40 ls the deposits amounting 70 SIS 500
ss The sprn" ~As from aobcr 10 IL, aver.
ssipg from 90 ooo 70 rs, 7eb So.
MECHANICS AND rlADvss'.
Paid OFT S2slle ~ deposits amounting 10 81 500,
he s'run' heaviest on September 80 and cooer
10 and IL, svsrsgiug ON So ots 70 - 900 day.
FRI the immense irnpossnce OF me interests In vovod
In hese itOtous the greaest attention Oh uld DO Do
otec the Froper es 10 their honest adminstrA
ton She late :" crss' through which they ali have
pa scd 20 creci~b y-soms mol mrAculousy -sh uid
Suggest further cecks 70 guard 81 Interests OF deposo,s
Bssidts tse weekly statement, which oil our dis
count banks o. tged 10 submit: therc ID also the
"uears Hcuse" ~ TN tbst gives additional seou -ty
for the ency o, suo irsu uiioDs Der savngu BANGS
eel provided Tor ana need such sAfeg yards
than the fovlner rbsy are ony called upon 70
publish uAl OF hsr assets and liabilities
sbrh has 70 be 70, and submitted 10 the Logaia
lure ana Common Onupcil.
invested In dy, Safe and govern mont stocks,
and money loaned mortgage with such real estate and
persopa properly each establish nsnt may own This
the Ire 81 cts 70 the Liabilities a Zach savtggs
oaDt. Fu they than ihs there 10 examin ston In
vsrsascn and I'll 10 taken The atomon, Il the
otrals 10 tae Compt,o o. State, Bank Com
usscpers by biz Authority II suy time du,ing bank
noDrs, examine Ne books, vouchers, SO sui when 70
tbi, dope,
Besdss aBrusl state mes, there should be monthly
ports, and se-e possib, some hing - eicacious
The Clearing shous be este III hed teal toe
public might be fcly prossc~o asans lus. A nov is
she cepositcp have entirely u rely On The Dteg iU and
standing OF he rustses; end, allowing them al 70 be
honorable y they could Bos ocjsoi 10 having their
scmirmvaon Of he deposits plans IN their hands Tor
sAfe hssyine seou ed beyond suspicion
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MOVEMENTS OF COTTON PLANTERS.
maarIN8 IN okOH0IA

Al needing poriop Of me ooi ~ plas,ers OF psvyy
oousv, GsorEs, vO agreed 70 submit 70 planters
ooo mon Interest All ne greai ln.srssn Of oommsros
havs tBev orsstifau,ns hercssrls have thels
boa dc OF ccmm roe carriers have their ,uis,n and
vno~stssenss, ~ shon there 70 amoss them 90 opera
ton and harmony; visn The banks, 90 with o,Stou
ouyevs, and ~ vith uteresb he ntetesss
oossos planter; mnce the cotion planter ,osed 4,
planters nave The largest interest n the Of the
cold that ft4res II lef unpy sast for OF som
tn1csept means berg PROPOSED for lie prossston Ia
pytsed ws hese fsos the ooston planters OF Houston
o1ne FOR card sod susse~ vhsi 10 them appears ~ be
called for BY The ctrou OF 1ney devre
70 be uncerso,d - saying thai iney No, welded
he ptoptsiuons hey make bal are rcasy 10 ADOPT any
eBo,ent
They recommend for The present, nra tina, the pl.ner.
pcol, BY last accounts, sisrd - ilop3-
fAf WeAss ...t...'s...... pSd aoout lINd
siddnps Orleans ........... e1sd. about 10 lilo
fh sopile ...s...s...s..s wa. ABOUT NC.
saontg hoohe........'.... va aooul lbko
.nai p.snu .'''''''''''' ga seou 10 s,.c
And zoe och on hand /, reduced much lover than II
wnslly 10 81 ,hs period Of the yeay.
rhnes tho may feel Opposed 70 ship 70 Liverpool land
fsoy ro ony Esa fair prise for their cotton, but save
hee, ether 10 savannah ~ ubsresson 10 planners ma
po naa 70 shi2 their GOT On ~ HvefpoB, recon- nend,
r., ese. osss.ssd coodii on Of nonesAry msssers,
80, ny Nnhoid uer cottop from markes and SALE for
msnIen ,nA there are these who tAkcg afvanaas
we present se on shnss se4ss every oppovsunity Of
ppss,s~ ~ !" On ar gr'oe, -hssevey concs may be
o. ths presep, CROP MAT cannot exceed
Mhtsn equal tina, Of the rear tne Uveyp,ol prices
"a. msrs.. IN ~ !" nsn ana :, as pros 10 iss Am,d
'oes the propyiey Of toe hers msds b~cmss
obvions Wesursst 70 plsnierr VINO nay ship 70 Uver
Pol 70 oss ssn 'osr cotton - Lightly - peaibs, In
Asd fs future secad,y, H-ve rsc,mms,d 4, o.sor
p's1ssr @ronsneu' NE oossos region, 70 form general
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TENNESSEE
BANK RsFoRa IL TENNESSEE

BAEK kbFOKA II fbNNHSBkk.
mo following IL The sobstanoe OF oi pending before
The Lesillatu1e Of reunoOee-
That bank shall issue notes pay able u any plaoe
except shero iAsuod e. That bank shall have office
branch agency for dhoount That III Of 50 and
han be sthdrawn from Crcu ssou BY the dre oay
Of JsnuAIy 1852 al OF $40 and under ~ the rH day Of
January 1860; and AL Of $40 BY the hrs Of Jan
uAyy, 1851. T. n ~ notes Of similar smouns a1er b
aforesaid shAn be ssaed 6oc prohibits the cxcu
Aon OF al nGtes Of the banks Of oxner States, Of
specified Aer the Ga afore AID SEQ povices for she
novidu a liability OF stockholders After tue exhaust Of
the enecs Of The bark So provides hal tue chsrered
banks si ell accept thu ac part TIL charters aad In
The Of their refusal do snaI be the duts OF The
AtoTney General 70 ns ute auits for their forfeiture
Every violation OF the respective provisions Of this bill
n,ada 4 misdauAan0Y.
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Old Che u hers street.

Asss NJ the The Rose Hill and Bl>oni ,vdae
Savings Bs0ks g. b. eC0 co. sni thei liabilities s2s9cto
The tcsa OF Nov York ssyirss woai
be e3S is3 $40 H. thev ns,i 433 33s 3o9 a.
which avid. snuSs 20 90 desnsitos, ~ous be about
el8S % for each.
DBfoHroRs-rHsIR ocCuP ATOMS, Erc.
Hmsy be presumed ,hAs snsre .1s Or Of .
nilhen 6eposisors N The Me- York savngs backs; an
this cooclasis from NJ out forth
BY ths fols slug establishments of tho Of de
positions frsm NE bt day January 70 3ls Dsos ab
lace
% 90
Bkeos 80 800
EnNraa, Industrial. 10 W
Manhattan o,i8I
10 returns iron othsv banks, say. .l3a 24
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win 30 ssen from the above inter ssns table thai
ntsriy ell trades ana cccupssons represents TOD ~ de
pos,,ofs tbe largest number being tomesr0 numbering
elb, while We s N not ~ilhou. cmoa'rs ssenuen'
(no sdee); "a specuiAs 10 sahcoiboys, presioens
pcsma TER. l missionary, Is lawyers, reporters,
sculptor, rs ACTOR, l author, bankers, 80 ., ,ns
savings bank ins,iusces vcnld publish iniAr so,ss
e very useful e.Ss ios could be arrived respoc Ing
the scc,s sconor,es OF the industrious Glasses. cne
recst number a. dsposrs average from seo TO t.eo
doIlass ard OF his clsss there are over 5000 from
tables appended 10 the reports Of the Bsecssr stree and
Emie rit Industrial Savings INKS, the description o. Pes
sors deposltlrg may be judged from the folio ~us;-
u nors ..... lb6 Married women. - A1o
NiuONG.....s..t....ss osA lsesoe.1
ersl san'... TA2 trust for children So 10
single women. $50 Apprentices .......... u
Msire5 mes.......... ia Ucored pessons...... o.
win respect to gtes, ~e have only one resurs
nom the Emigrsn, Industrial wnics gives
NATIVITY OF DRosHoRs
United siates........ lt3 s~aize'iand '....'....
EnRls IL
Ireland. .............1Io pecma'k ............'
Scc,ispd ........,., 50 West In les ...........
Ws03 .....s..ss Ssosss
Ga 2ib foAua...
tsAnce. 10 nVfH -
Uay....,s.....,......
Total. .....,.................. III
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Died. the Oh Of Oct ber !, tse re-iteros OF F,Ah1s
Eirsitp. E,q Mr. JAMe BsAp of scpts nay Va Q
soldier Of he vol uop .gei o. years. TIE old gss
ressh ed NE a. cui ies 10 us last sad No
min sts before hi' oea expressed hope Of ~ ~ ~
Maker " tesre
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AtIRQLooy.-mADAn M Lann cAH N OorsuLruD
-soun ove msyyfsg~ ard sbs~ns ffenda Hhe seAs -
49,. o I'VE 20 ksabeah sveet neAs arand IAdsss
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BILLIARDS


C,raAPs oAs sow m rUnUB Aanp AT VERY q ssAy
- rsdnstcns non m7gvY oost I Aave inyossss a a.
gar th.t closing ont III hor1 rsns1
W r~si v>ics 70 par cash advances
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yH6 ozgpAsr Messy nM asvAhp ~ Qyyxe
fDn eivnl ecsrea esa>sssk .. NJ svsst tsrouGs "a
sncs@N 80 ansdsse q - cniy rssi sssuirs ssws
-. ~ ~ vrmes 1870 - wNysss y svrs - -
80 Az dsssss~, ~ossiy by sAarw ~ sfsS ADV v0 =
Tar.s'v~ ~ 0s>~~s 1sSss Assv-ss fs~vss- 90 sssis
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LDvERTKEBENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.

lDlERTNEBENrS aENEWED EVERY DAl.
lE.y or ssooKLYs. I'LL oBLIes Hss yErsHn,
dress rbs,e notes fo In ue prooaiyn Pos oAos
~ THIS SHOULD xsHr rHs aYs OF xasoum ..
very or M person si,as iofnrmss IN soeisr
ssif.v os As sses, ssrsSe. stephen. % rrnos sl~sa
TsTosMAyloR wIHrsp-oF Asrosm PoNs Avn
q, ''' JOIN snA1s. - ssa o. .s, ron
JHFoAMlIIos wAssYD-CF osrHssiEs Posya
o. saiycloush By Der ale sleu 20 Sc In
:SsSi sss .i Be Is ..s'n'i, r-ess H1dss. r1ss Fss
~, care Of M Asason. sm ,oa oace sss 0ardsa 80
i pyan nativ. Of Dysay, county vss aseiA trsassx
10 At go = s- Yo,s Ger .ap -. s,o Az, I, Jas
rcevsd b. hs ,L,es BRIDGET. 81 Seventeenth n
I IvyRy 81 .sLI KsErnSs IL rHs sssoH sHs
~ larr, y, =. .ss q hsr.ss tor sim ,rss sdyss.,s
,aa,Are
ANRs ArS WOOD. LAra ssEIs DRun sosD. VINO
zen m pI, y y. .,ss,oa ~ sa. 70 ss. z -
~lAx sIAs.
YsHrREvILLa oouRsn. Ions uLAHD.-vxys
uas xrurs, 200 .in .. inside s.A.s q sm hAk ~
sss', 4 bS,s:' .s-1S q, A. sr. "a :ss.:
re. .Sd two ss.%s g . he sos s $780, % -.
o. y. lc.h o. Eov-ubv The rsoe .nl % ne lsss
par OF HoveDbsr y IL OORnIs PropSssAO
Unos csy as. J.; rs g, I,sa :; 80 y, s2.2.s
-
o. !, hrs 10 nv 70 var-ns ~n,.sn n.m5 ssA-
800 iS':: ds:: \. s;';;s$ 49, - -
------e. -. : - :. .'vV.-.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
ID ~ Off NOricx THE x4ILs FOR nuRDyv
II via sc~tb ampo Bremen p-v Usiied @tase s-v u
pOATF sTsR, eill ccss ufhcs 10 saturday Ia r
dAy OF OctJssg. ~ i0H ole och :. NJ
- = 800 -
sEw PUBLICATIONS.
nIFshoRus GuIDa
...-.,- frfovrmbey -
Nv new umsAbes ~ undi usp; ~ Psg~e Hoy Is oenA
blessoRe 70, DO Spruce sxceA
s-E-=-----x- -E----=-----------=--==-
- ---.
4 o. household furniture payment fvs psr ~ N
snoe or vhian can fe mac " rons and ecaxf 49,
css soei, stua~d on broadway. and up town Addro3
fwnisure, hsrAld omoe
,,o., -. .-n -. SoA -,
" pursa qualiy lowest nsysss prcs srr- yars;
cess Pc W e., nAn rcw ne bosa Asc Lehi<h On. sa
~. o me $500 s9nn,ein rse ne- -tn L,v.rpco CT.
streets and eOvss5 q Jane ssd ssss s,r-ss
------=----r=--------
HOTELa.
.,, o--.-....-",- 80 's'..s-'.--------
ss. s,,.s. 49, Gavy 49, 49,, r~p 70. ~.
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QovAL ounrvs HoraL CfIvvoRC AVID OpRn
~ rrse~, nnnssrn Gssdens, Boss srs.A, 70, h~sA
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03
WASHINGTON,

HoUsE: MIR. Barbour moved the
reconsideratiou,e Of the vote referring
the Submarine Telegraph to the Post
Office Committee. The motion will
be considered to- morrow.
Mr.. Washburn, Of Maine, on the
Committee ON Elections, reported
against WiIitfieldFs right toa seat.
Oliver, of Missouri, presented Inl4#
norify report in favor.
Further proceedings were .interrHp-
ted by the arrival Of the Senate to
count the votes for President and
Vice President, which commenced.
The presiding officers announced
Buchanan and breckenridge elected.
A question was raised as to counting
the vote Of Wisconsin; the electors
having met on the fourth instant Of
the third of December. The Presi-
dent said that no vote could be taken
in the Convention. The Senate then
retired when discussion on the sub
ject commenced Both houses contin-
ae;till adjournment:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03

In Kanawha salnes. Va. on Fnlav
evening. February 13,i857, BnYas B.
EVEREST, Esq, in the 4lst year 81 his
age, leasing wife and four children /.
uleafn their irreparableSioss.
Mr. +. although he had resided but a
short time in this place, had-won, iby Ills
gentiemanly behaviour, and uosight de.
pertinent, the confidence and esteem ii
the community generally. Those who
were called to minister to him during Is Is
lingering illness, found in him everything
thatcould mingle pleasure with their sad
tasks. Every little attention was re-
eeiyed with such gratitude, and such
Christian spirit that all feft5it good, lobe
with him. During his illness he vas
blessed with, the hope, Of the Gospel, Ind
his friends who we're present experienced
the satisfaction ofseeing him pass awayl
calmly and peacefully as those who fall
asleep in Jesus. Andthosesat distance
viii have the satisfaction ofknowing that
every attention was rendered that could
suffering, or soothe his Shirt
during his lingering sickness.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03
A Wife Avensiag het Wrongs.

Another decd Of blood, fast follow.
ing onprcvious otes, whose crimson
dyes laeye scarcely yet been dried,
was done one evening last week, at
New Or!pMts--the victim, a woman,
her Murdclrss a aforementioned by
jealousy, ana determined on Il desper-
ate revenge for h4r husbands inti;lel5
ty. TIE circnnI4tances Of this tr;lg-
.edy are as fallow$> - #
The witt's game is Mary Cull.I who
resided with her husband in St. Lou
is, where he worked at his trade a
bricklayer, hptlatterly he went steam
boating. For some time she has been
suspeeting tina ho was led iuto or
voluntarily followed wicked ways,
and from bis hdifferepce to her.
thoughtless OF love lost anl'thc mar
riage contract u iOlated, gained en-.
trance to her mind and she resolved
to discover if they were well founded
With that purpose she lately follow
c | him to New Orleans. ana found
that her GLOOMY # rebolihgg zwSrc.re-
aliHel. 4. =,
Some days ago, however. he went
home pcnitcmt, confessed his errors
and promised to sin 10 more and she
trusted again, his broken faith He
left to g" on a trip, and shonl1 have
returned Sunday evening, lie. did
.qotmakc his APPEARANCE; nor on Mon
day, nor on Yesterday, so she went
quito seek birll On the afternoon
How >shefraek ea him we do dot know
but~she tplindhim in house in CAL
rliope street. between Common and
Tchoupitoulas streets, with her rival,
a young woman, named Margaret
Kelly. She ,endeavorea to get to-
ward him but was seized hy the para
mour, upon WHICH she drew a dagger
and stabbed her il so sure and dead
ly a manner that the girl only lived a
few minutes. Mrs. Gull was arrest
ed by citizen, andis now in prison.
'She is.a small, NEATLY dressed woman,
and appears as il she should first be
previously sinnca against to, sin her
self. IN 49, .r