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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTES AND ACCOUNTS FORMERLY
Y b..,,tgiig % A. LEWIS SON ave be, lett will
me for c0eetiro All who Bdrb requested
settle without fei4y. SILAS ANES.
keptsia, Mar, e y, 1885 Jttstt,e o. tie Peace
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF WOOL
n aud Stone HsTe, tie PEOPLES STORE
ENEssSTE.B'H UNABRIDGED DIG
w TICNaEX, for safe at
lee 4. $50 KINGS Book Store
DAN AND BOILED LENsEEE GfI
II spt.. Tinpent.re, Paint a:d lrusbes for cal.
No 20 Man 81 5. CLARK Il son.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

and vicinity that they have been induced To believe that
would he their interest, well accommodation
the inhabitants in this region Of country branch
In H.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
Invented in 1865.

Wan vanted Superior 80 all others ne
Pay!
AND THEY WILL STAND THE TEST
Pronounced by the Medical Faculty to be the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

Ntato's GasD--A Nrw PAsr;mss -" B,reas.' ssu
rct psn,omime, uvsn cd and arrsryed by Jerome aa.
vel vho has catered lang and successfully for ohr
amusement, vas produced here last pgh, with entire
snocea oss OF those ouriou, and mysterious pro.
due;lons which are eEosecngy pieassu, 10 and CT
esec'usJ aloes 10 describe There are. a. usus pair
cinue lover, Who 20 through numerous 1cuies bsfore
they are united 10 fairy hover, and VINO HAYS STEADY
sdhsyent IN TIE wi7d god. who osooncers the machine
ops OF tner enemies By means Of tns very excellent
machinery Of Mr.. NiSo. rhe Rsyss, Jerome and An.
so,ne, with Lehman and Nile Lea windsi. had NE
weigh; Of the piece on their shoulders, ard Yer.
c,rresepi to carya H'ne windsi one or the pres.
test o, aud b<st of psntommists Tho scenery
ara sage sgpolnsu ants perfeci, and may men
tim esrecsliy the submarine convent aad fairy boee-
the ED, tavag mover been surpassed even
n this house. ssi!r susnof ~ for me sage sfecs
The pan omi received with erd Of laughter and
applause by . foil mousse The reelection OF prices
had sensible efec. On tho uppc, Ter, which was qte
full The pantonime will be repeated TO night. viIi
dosb;less, have . lopxtu
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Whsrs 10 MRS. Cunningham
aUra1n COURf-0HSBRAL TENN.


Before Hon. Judges NsohsI, Oerks ana Dsvz.
Don. l3.-7ae PsefSe a. Emma Agsrsa O,,rSroAoR.-
Yns oase was again sacd on but tho des udaas ~ M
present The motion 70 be made w. % vacss shs ords
or Judge Peabody, which admitted Nrs Oupniusbsu a
bail NE Dssrct Attorney said that The prcsoucs on -
lady VA neCeAaaxy.
* Atlo poy General oaasaed, dsrsndanss counsel 40
her caos the order vs. made By Judge toheii roquisS
her personal attendance In court although he had ussf
every edofi 70 ascertN1 whore she wa. 0as a
Mr UrnDtDshAms daughters was n his (nr. Cna1-
recommended 70 have her lnother In court this sH
ing, Il doubtful whothey the other motion IN IT.
matter 70 change tho ve1ue) should DO made 0SnSF
or Special Term NJ Whiting had informed him thu
similar motion In he case OF Baker made bo6ore
The Dsr.d Attorney wished shs oass to Nc oyer uuaN
saturday or hoaday, whom Tho motion could be naAa
olheS as Cenerai or Special Term.
Ths Oou asscs.sd and suggested Saturday 10 bee. ~
motion.
Tho Ds.cs Attorney Intended 70 taks up tho csss a
OAnceni (aso % oasase the veaue) Saturday, aad
Mn Cusn.nshan did mot appear on that day he wosid
move FOR bench warrant sgauz her, she had Etycw
Yeccy-izHncss 70 spps6r . the Supreme Court
Judge Ciesie eAd wo1d be Of no advantage b ths d.
Mr. Cnasnela remarked that no. present shs woua
lose al ID vaatges waich abe might Otherwise derive fm
tho motion.
Tho Dsrso. Attorney .hsn gave notice that he wood
pear.
Judge Mitchell directed an order 70 bs entered ee SIN.
rrs A. Cunningham 10 attend The court ai 10 O'CLOCK 81
turday.
wha.s u Mrs Cannipg ham : was echoed throrst a.
ecur Oar reporter informed ihas abe u q prsssm
In Mobile, and II So thus ends the la, ACT Of Inc baby
farce Tor Eve nosr shall look upon her .ce again" a
w Of COURSE be forfeited II she psrisa In renaasx ivsy
from the Jurisdiction Of the Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

Tn DECLINE On THg CLERGY N PCmIC ESTI-
NAuoN-The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan
Convention, which has just closed its session in
this city has had an exciting discussion on mo.
ton Of Rev. Mr. Leonard 10 ADMIT TO seats 10 the
Convention all ministers in the diocese in good
standing. Ibe proposition met with vehement
opposition fion the most proninen. members OF
The Convention, end vas finally defeated by
majority Of the clerical delegates In the co1rse
Of the debate the Rev. Or. Tying made bitter
speech in opposition 70 the measure. dcaouncing
Il as an attempt Of ministers not actively en-
gagged In ministerial duty TO obtain DO ycr II
control the Convention, by admitting thi class Of
delegates. He asserted that there were In tie
diocese many ministers no, engaged 10 their
Masters work, who had embraced other occupa.
tions, either from motives OF gain or from mere
lsziress He declared that to admit all ministers
In good standing would be Offering a premiu n
TO laziness, and defied any member Of the Con
vcntion to ss>ert that he knew no such men. He
knew that there were plenty Of them men who
by losing The nece siy for clerical labor had Lost
the incentive: men who, because they could
amass a few more dollars. would stand behind a
counter and ell books like any wording: men
who, by lucky matrimonial connections, had OBJ
tanned new appctites (or exercised old oncs)
and lost their taste for religious duties He
thought that the clergy we're on the decline in
public estimation, and that to admit to the pro.
posed privileges ministers not engaged in active
labor would be encouraging crime for which
deeper hell than hell itself could not be too great
punishment
When ore Of the most prominent clergy Of this
city makes such a public acknowledgement
showing 20 forcibly that ministers are after
all but men, with lusts Of The flesh like
other mon vino can wonder that the
respect for the clergy If On the decline
There can b. no doubt that the reverend
gentleman is right in his estimate II public
opinion; and just 20 long as men protesting TO be
servants Of God busy themselves with bookselling
q politics, Or editing 70 called religious news
papers, instead Of attending 10 their own bust
ne+ just . long viii the public estimation ofthem
continue on the decline. The notorious fact that
o. the thousand Northern clergymon protesting
against Tie Nebraska act 20 many have been
convicted 81 seduction or other crimes. IL
sufficiently s3icative q the character OF these
Fta1 diyincs 1t Tic reverend gentlemen d.
vote their spare timc 70 tho sick and poor of their
congregations, or ID stodying 10 throw some
practical spirit into thch sermons, or to prac
Using the reading Of tbe scriptures. 20 a. 10 be-
able 10 quote without blunders, and they will
hear NJ uvrc about u, decline Of the clergy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14
Tns Panic Neutrality-suspicious. Suspension o
thu Hsw York City Banks.

The terrible panic which filed Wall street yes
terday with an innumerable and indescribable
multitude, pushed eighteen of our city banks to
the last extremity of an absolute suspension; and
the remaining ihity-three banks, after consul
tation in the clearing house, which was continued
till past ten o'clock last night, resolved upon a
qualified suspension this morning. They have
determined to suspend the payment of specie over
their counters ior the time being; but otherwise
to continue their regular business operations, in
Guiding such mutual advances of epecie as from
bank to bank, s may be required to meet the
laws OF the clearing house, and to escape the
constitutional interdct against an absolute sus.
pensica. They have also appointed a committee
Of three bank presidents to report their proceed.
ings to the Governor of the State.
Considering the tremendous pressure brought
to bear upon these banks this course is, perhaps,
the best which they could have adopted But for
the overwhelming demands by mercantile depesi-
tors of the speculative and overtrading class, re
solved upon forcing the banks to an expansion or
q suspension, this alternative Of substantial
suspension of specie payments might have been
avoided. The result, a. it is, will probably be
equivalent to the direct loss of hundred mil
lions 70 the business community Of this metropolis,
from the inevitable reaction OF this movement
upon the banks aud the financial and commercial
interests OF the State and the Union.
Thus. in the interval to the meeting Of Con
gees and the several State Legislatures, our
city our State, and all the States viii be reduced
TO an irredeenable paper currency for the ex-
ample Of this metropolis will doubtless be seized
upon Immediately by thc interior banks Of the
State, and by the remaining open banks Of all
tAa other states, resting upon the faith and 20
lidity Of cur city banks Thus we approach the
climax Of the rcyulsion
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THE Central AaEHrcAN QrE,1io>s -Rumors
are constantly being sct afoat Of the settlement
Of The Central American questions, the recogni-
ticn OF the prcsent usuTing government. Of Nj.
caraeua by the Cabinet at Washington, the ar
rapgcment Of treaties, and many other similar
alsurdities, ell Of which have no foundation in
fact The to'gisr and Eagt,rcg Of yesterday con-
tanned one Of these cIhords, which was pure in
ytntion, as viii be seen by our dispatches from
Washington TO day. The truth is, the fight over
the Trsnsit route is going on as fierccly now az
ever, though in more diplomatic way. The
governments Of Costa RIGA and Nicaragua have
each taken sides with the New York commodorcs,
aud got into feud that they will not get out OF
tin both Of them are used up. our own govern
ment wisely refuses to take part with either, and
looks upon the whole matter with unconcern. II
viii only see that neither OF the parties violate
our laws 10y fitting out armed expeditions from
our shores
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Nails for Europe.

asv YORK HBKALp-RoITiok FOR EUROPE.
The cnDard steamsh'p Arabia, oapt Stone, win leave
tnu po- sas afternoon. ., O'Clock. for Liverpool
TIE Earopean mss vii, ci,se In This CITY half past
e-svsn o'clock In the morning.
TIE European edition o; the HxaAio, printed Ia YreHsa
sss Fcssh VII be pubnshsd II ten O'Clock in .hs
lag single oopes, In wrappers, nix ceEb.
Subscriptions ana advertisements for any edition Of the
Ryw ycsz HRuD VIII be reoSvsc as the folio wing places
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THh MISUNDERSTANDING EFrWavr rHp RUFsiAN
Gov RssrST tFp JOL CIR The Sanngield Rpr,b'ican
ssys--In 1850, Col sAru.i Cot, OF Hsrl9ord sea 10
Husy-, and after reiurn catered slo contract
70 deliver large qaarty OF Minnie rides q, certain points
Ia krrs'a they were not delivered, ana ne impusei the
auh 10 that government, and claimed Iarse
tsnsFes. rbe Russian gove~nmor converted TO submit
ths matter 10 srDilratoy, W be cho1en amosg HE own
counryrnen and 70 have me csse dod 81 Hartford Col
Cccrcr of the risd stsss army Hen. r. p waldo, one
OF The Judges ~ tho sarror Oor,l Of Uoussoicut and
Zen. Gs0se6 HisTt, Of Boston, were Agreed upon
srblrstor. A. Chapman, Of this city, vas counsel Tor
The Russian eoverrrosnt and VIM W Eaton, of Hartford,
vas coursei for uolt The hearing vss finished on
wednesday last and on Thursday me srbsatovs made
award ssarr Col Coli The uberaly of Toe Russian 20
vcpmeIt IN this sHsy In remsyksaie conrsst vith the
oonfucs ~ our CJrgress, which vl not ept 70 be
bornd By the tsC'scn OF m ovn Court OF Claims 30
for ssve know tho ftscess IN which any riveyument
ever consented 70 rNsg private h abirssoss I'm
dew government, rsr'iorops s'msaa suffer great
ibiustos Cor ssn o. simple acc iAs mole proossdsg
lac Ssia
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picyefs, Marks Poznansky, William street. on I've
checks for $3.50 escA and wss arrested whils On his
way to the Island City Bank. The evidence was
conclusive, Mr.. Poznansky swearing that the sigma
lures, although good imitation, were forged. While
the jury were retiring 10 their room the prisoner,
who was unexceptionably dressed, took that oppor-
tunity to abscond. Officer Davis, who knew that
Mendis occupied Q room corner of Broadway and
Leonard street, Immediately went in pursuit, and
found him packing up his clothes. He was much
excited, having ran very fast Mendis conducted
his case, and addressed the jury at considerable
length. He viii be sentenced on Friday. Henry
lie Grange pleaded guilty to obtaining 800 by false
pretcnces. Remanded for sentence. The prosecuting
officer applied for the discharge of Joseph Genfilin
an Italian, for the murder of Michael Battles oy
stabbing him with knife on the I'd Of September,
but there was conflict of testimony the Recorder
caused jury TO be empannslled, who after hearing
the evidence taken before the Coroner read acquitted
the defendant. He was joined by large number of
friends, who congratulated him on the result.
Patrick Connolly and John Quinlan were on trial
charged with highway robbery.
The exo mcn yesterday consequent upon the suspen-
mon Of number OF city banks took such possession or the
minds OF business interfere more or With
the daily routine Of trade Cotton, with stock reduced
% some e,too bales or len, was ouet aud nominal,
ESasactions having been reported. Fou dull, and
closed u decline Of about &c los per Dbl wheat
Also lover and closed with decline cases Of 81,
&C. per bushe, with more doing Al the failing OF. Corn
VA dull and lower with sales al e4o &c., closing al
e4c Csc. Pork was quiet and nominal being held above
the Views Of buyer Sugars also quiet and sIlos
Of nomsat reported. Coffee inactive q unchanged
quotations Freighu-ro Liverpool grain taken in
bnk and bags ii 41.a. 4Sd b1d, and flour 70 MI up
At L. Cd and tee at 2os TO Loudcn indigo taken
ut 2Ss ana measurement goods at 2oL
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m GsrxsAr rrns7nss ns.pArna

wAmDoroy, oct Is, 1897.
oos Information has bean received thsl huadrods Of
persons have len Leavsnvorh for the purpose OF settling
The lambs OF the Delaware Indians whose rights the
United staics are pledged ~ treaty 70 project Insru,
tons vii be sent 10 The indian AGENTS enforce
the law II their srors rl The United states troops VII
be employed 10 srpe The insrudcr.
The principal officers Of the sloopof var vlpoeunes
hitting oui FOR The African squadron, vs.-uommsndcr
rcssn; L.euisnans wnder Nicholson, wsss BrAIns and
Fnshvsh surgeon Toorny Asrsani Surgeon Van Rbber,
and Acting Master selrr,dgc
Only about % 600 worth Of United sa.es ssog vas 70.
ceived 70 day for Redemption principally from Nov Yors
brokers
George Warrington Pnts Gusts vss buried - d.v Al,
Aringscs. There was very large aendsnos 1t ,hs "a.
neral, including she military and me Association Of The
soldiers Of the war OF 1917
Thomas n. Hrdenburg, cashier Of the Branch Bsns q
Cape Fear, 81 Washington, NJ q, osmniised suicide by
shooting himreif, today He icavcs . large family, and
universally respected No has been assigned
for the acs
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Returns from three precncts in Ptsbuyg and swo In
Allegheny City show failing on In The repubroas msjor
~ OF more shAn hail. 1t u believed thai The majority in
Erie county gill 10 reduced still more
ElMlA, OU ID, 1857.
private despach from PnA ieiphA to Mr.. Packer, n
w,Anspor: says sAas che has received the usuN dam
cratic majority In Philadelphia, and thai there ques
on Of his election. YORK county gives Packer about
1000 ma ,ofity."
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s~n,~chst County Agricultural rs,r.

NANIU0NU, Ud 10, Is5T
The Nantucket Uosniy Agricultural Fair opened day
The attendance "" sse, and the exhibitions superior 10
anything before the island To morrow Governor
Gardner, Hon ~ Banks and other Distinguished ssnue
men are expected to be present, when banquet with
speeches and ball the evening" viii add 70 the siirso
uons Of the exhibition rne Fair reflects srea, crsd upcu
the islanders.
de,pssh from B.on ssep, ays that tho nas v
Nsniucke, 10 now working promptly and reliably. Mas.
ssses FOR Nsuuese are received In Hs~ Yorr a Il Wall
street
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AMOS IL BE IN AT THg DEATH.-The vene-
rabie Gen. James Hamilton, Of South Carolina
has intmated his readiness to accept the unex-
pied term OF The late Judge Butler, in the United
States Senate. Tie General thinks that the
Kansas difficulty Is about TO precipitate upon the
country a nomentous issue, and that the question
whether the South il to remain in the Union or
Dissolve the copartnersh!p must be settled within
the neXt three years. Twenty-Five years ago the
General believed that the day Of dissolution was
OF hand and should he b. alive twenty five years
hence. he viii probably entertain the same delu-
sive idea. But before another month is over the
politicians Of south Carolina will get the news
that a financial pressure, panic and revulsion
prevails throughout the country, aud that con-
sidcring The universal gloom and distress which
follow in the wake of this reyulsion, the dissolu.
ton Of the Union upon the Kansas issue must be
postponed for at least five or six years The
Kansas disunion hobby won't dc, General. for
these times II il knocked in the head Banks.
tariffs and bankrupt laws will henceforth he the
great ssues, North and South, during the admin
s.fation OF Mr.. Buchanan.
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Police Intel li0encs,


CHARgy or kTUALfEg rHKKE THOUSAND DOLL Ana
WORTH or FURNITURS-Aa8SsT or An HsoAYE0
CONVICT.
few days ago Nr. Fgbsst L. vsine chief engineer a
the Central park, appeared before Justice Osborne ~ shs
Lower Police sou and pre'erreda charge Of grant l-
csDy against Jas Boyd, his WHO, Sarah Jane, OS.ss
King, and an escaped convict named Charles
Lewis, alias " Dutch Lew" In the amdayn q
The Complainant Is alleged thai M snd MI
Boyd occupied part or his house q 20 Amty street, ~
IN one OF The roomu stored valuable LOT OF paisa
iDgB, quantity OF Brussels carpeng and other property
belonging 10 him. valued in all Il Is 600 TIA: tho ng
Of C Oh the property N quest on removed mon thA
prensxes ami disposed Of & several auction hoosos "a
Ills city; that King Was seem loading wagon with -
furniture, end hal Io Of oil paintings beonxing 70 ne
anal. sold 10 Mr. Levson the propYeSas q re
gallery Of art under the Lafayette House, BIZ q
PERSON answering the description OF King. rhsrS
does MOI sppesr 10 be any evidence at I'll sgaila
M and Mrs. Boyd, who are very respectable peo s ard
hey dorbs vii be able 10 establish their entire inns-
oencs King appears, . son Of MI Boyd by fornsR
husband Wills Charles Levi 10 escaped convict "a
latter In under sentence 70 the State PRISON, and w be
sent % 1nS H1g forth 9Th 70 serve out h,l tina. Yhs
prisoners wore AL committed Tor exRm,naton
rested charge Of having defaudei Mr. Andrew Breasted
cf No Il. West srees out Of forty four dollars By ns
Of fA9e 7-ssencos. Held nor examination.
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U~ars C.isAasr.-Thss oay,

surrms Ccvpr--speola r,ru -Ncs rs, So $50 lsl.
lso III Ea us. xle, BcS o, 81 80, 1o4 1885, Iss ira
3 $50, SO, ss1, D. 5 49, 3d. loo 1os 49, lle IT. Iss
lp1, 2o5, $40, .67, Tt. asI, $40
sursos oorry -Nos ial a,S, IT. 4oT TO All, as aI,
ais, 4s4 TO 4ts, $50, 4b2 TO 48s, al. ass
Ooxnos Prsls--pasi Mos 1919 70 1853, 1874, IlN.
Part Hcs 11sT, 1887 10 1881 1908 70 lcsa Gil lsSa
lst, l6l 1884, le6, l6o 1877, 1885, leo TO- ILL., III PX
i--Nos 1888 1Ss9, l5to ibel, iss2. 1885, lSSS, lsss
1867, 1856, I. lStSx, 1870 1871 1879, 1871
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RuwosD, oct. n, 1861.
rhe Casom House In This city was enlsred ssl night.
The safe blown open with powder and $3.50 900 $40 gold
pieces and $500 in 50 pieces, ssosn the robbers let
$4,000 behind them.
wnHrc,os, oct rs, 1857.
special agent or the Treasury Department, len for
Rich oud this evening TO investigate NE robbery n the
custom Reuse. Tho police force Of tho diersn, clss
have been brought Into requisIou.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


90 Pss0Syavanla state nlsCcsa.
PmADuSnA, Ocs. is r. T.
ms eassoa pa1sA a vsry quietly in this cssy Asrs
~ - dissurbaaoss, and ealy email vols M polled
1hs Tow scattering re.arns In iron .As interior show
nothing definite.
me following saSss shows ne ma,orsass gwen q rsx
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City intelligence.

AsraioAr DRAMATIC Fun Assoc.Anoy.-A Q s2soaa,
meeting Of The associates Ar James Lrrard was ssosss
trtaarcr, In psce OF T. lHadaway. VINO has removed
from i5o city. Mr. Engarcshsvins been GUY QuAnasd
has entered upon she csch1se OF ais duties.
PAsArs OF TIE THIRD RIslmn HrsAss-Yns A.rd
Regimen. Hussars, col Brooke Posiy viii parade FOR
srccsou on Friday the 1e'h ins, a washngtou squars
81 oci ,ck Y. n Tns Hnsssrs viii doubt Aars0s
gres, deal OF assoton, for their popularity . militia
res Is unbounded,
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Town Elretlon.

DUsyaA, oot Ii, 1857.
THIS election hsre raned or quietly. samues, the
democratic candidate for Governor has s2s majority in
this city
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O0mpass1sn - eAs Hsneuckse VsasGrspA LAnS
Boszou, Ok 10, IssT.
xhs subnArsne s.d subsenanean Telegraph Hns a -
island Of Nassacks, buix By ~. 8 O Mahsp, q NV
York, vs. opsasa fos bsslnso today me NaaAsaaa
Eas oosnscts 4 Woods Hss with Ne various sss upu
Cape Cod and with ths direct Tine - this 0ty aAd HeV
York: oboe In New York Telegraph Building. n Wa
street. ma Nsctuokss nns 10 built In very subaanau
manner. ms v tas ORA large subnarne eabis svsr
nsaufAoaursd in Ibis ooantry and compares tavorAhN
with The oek Engnsh cables
Ehs DOzthsrn MAIL.
wAsnroroz, 0cL ~, iUss
me mails from al points South, - Late - duSs ~
hand, but shay bring no news OF importance
INA anshvflle at OharasstoAs
CaAM1ros, Oct I3-SP.A
ma steanasnip NAshvtls, Captain L. Murray, iron
New YORK. arrived bore shis (Monday, ssraooa u ayv
oosouk.
Ths 0tsamshIp Atlanta,
CaAHBroH, O6s II, l3SG
Tho Sosmsnip Atlanta detained here by Ne voohR
antl noon 70 day wien abe sAsd Tor New YORK
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Parcxs or PoBx.-ln Montgomery county. Viz
gina, engagements are made FOR pork s6 90 In SONS
counties west Of II SIS Ia Rsanoke holders are o11ns
70 engage So l. 10 early 700 know nuch regard -
the probable urice This wirtsr. Al general tn ns hnsu
sAd TO be scarce In the mountains crop OF oo
besg large snail hogs DO made TO weigh heavy snd
ylyc The usuRi yupply