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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

IL grocer in Worcester, Mass-, the other
dsy, leit hogshead Of molasses standing 10 his
back yard with the head out. little Irish boy
climbed Up on the edge TO get chance at sticking
his hngers IN the sweet aaid aad then licking item
when be lost bis balance, reeled. and over be went
head nrst Into the moiassesl he was pulled oas By
The heel added home, 50 stuck up that he wouadnt
'"ssk 70 his old f'ieads. They bad a good time
go --'-sins out The clothes
1hAt night IN his snnnsy, -.--. = pAlls
and serAPing The mol4ssss IRON bis hsir ln.-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

DRsTrrUTIoN IN MIcHlGAN.-We learn as we
go TO press from a gentleman who has been in
Gratiot, Tuscola and other northern counties,
that many of the people are in furnishing
condition, and are subsisting on boiled oats
alone. Is it not best to have public meeting
to devise means to relieve this terrible suffer
ing.-Detroit AdUertiser.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
McGAVoCK,
THE GREATEST AND BEST CARD OF ALL

TNHE Propretors of McGavock sparng no pains to
make their second sale, advertised to come Cd on
MONDAY the nth, the most attractive that has ever
taken place in Nashville. They will that occasion
the following extraordinary inducements purchasers and
settlers The person who that day purchases Tire high
est priced lot will have half Of the purchase money
abaed that is the two last payments will be surrendered
him. The person Who within 12 months from the day Of
SALE erects the handomest and best dwelling will have his
two last given for the lot built ndersd
All purchasers Of lots WIN within ~ months from the day
Of sale will their ITS and tial build
ings, worth not less han 1910 will have the interest the
price OF the lot so bull refunded him. The sale takes
place the grounds, NDAY, the 1lth instant 10
occcS, =. NJ. TIE terms l. g. and years for notes
bear interest the first satisfactorily secured and
len etained. Everybody will attend. Who viii draw
prizes? Everyone has fair chance
may7-ti A. V. s: LTNDsLEY:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

p@-Col. JNo. X. HOWARD declines the
nomination for Congress on the democratic
ticket in the Fifth District He gives the
best of reasons for pursuing this course.
Who shall take his place? Has not old Con-
estoga Guild determined to remove to
Nashville little too soon?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

toy The National IatsHiseHcer publishes an
suS,yss Of the Jervis Island GusDO lately brought
70 the United States by Mr.. Arthur Benson, and
takes occasion to explain that the labors Of the
Amoric an GuAno Company, in securing the depOs-
ties on the grOupe (JerVis Bakers, and Nantucket
Islands, for the use Of American agriculture, have
been better for the future Of the Ueted States than
che acquisition Of new EldOradO would have been
more especially on account Of the extraordinary
proportion Of phosphate that particular guanO con-
ins--s6 parts; whereas the Peruvian contains but
2s parts. The h"teiIige,eor quotes Leibig 30 show
the immense comparative value Of phosphate
RuaDo to agriculture.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

BG. Gen. II. S. BRADFoRD is the demo-
cratic nominee for the Legislature in Hay
wood county. He has accepted.
The Americans and Wings make their
nomination on the LIST of June.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

WHEAT CRoP.-We have recently passed
through portions of East Tennessee and Cherokee
Georgia and find that the wheat prospects are tat.
tering for large crop. The prospects in Dade
county were never better and we learn from gen
tleIDsn living further down in the Wills VALLEY
that wheat looked fine Chattanooga Advertiser,
i4A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
HUMBUGIANA.

fTNHE desisEAaon e d. oaeas thAs he weria shsala
tuTn ~ ne Ash 81 tano. has 90 eeesaed 4. Eaa-
~ An iAs 4 - h asii aFeparst - ehsFge SODA FosRsI
n ne ErFy highest pefiecen u ne An uho hare
foants V easfEs s d Vel - hare hen via hin a lie
hcz1s, Ne ~ Cnrfrf a.. nsaE ne frranfah.
Mr.. AEelsy also aSka tae pasronare q these having
Cehng % eean aad ays Il simpersaat thnG thss sha
hsse thss sssm1att II orjer axors ms ath q lane
VEGA ee1s . snt ne tasts aaf dssstloaa q paisaas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
VIZ SIMMONS

(tARPKSFER AND sUILDER. respectfully announces 70
" he eti,ans u aashSe that he q heated the
esroer 81 charco and san1er strss, opp-sia Tie 81
cloaa hoei, shsfs be i prepared al h ld 81
csrpsnlsFs AMI Jonsrb Nork. Doers sash Aad Bdnds.
STAR Cases. ehou Cases Once Desss htsar Up sforsa
teeeing ana kspairsngs Ae PrsaPtiy attended 70.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
$40 REWARD.

HIRED neg o by the name Of Isabella 90 mr.
NJ $. Al Gu on Broad ST. for the present year since
she has away she Is OF bright copper color about
81 years old medium sine has very keen sparkng eyes
her front teeth very bad she frequently false
teeth and rings have doubt but what she is In the
city. viii give the above reward for her delivery 4
MAY 7, 1851. X. W. PORTER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

III The 6unera sermon upon the death Of Mr.. LUCY
II. PAUL, wife OF W. P. Paul. and daughter OF John Nc
Intosh E.q vii be preached at the First Baptist Church
Sunday morning next at 10 O'clock by the Rev. Dr.
Howell.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
sewanee Mining Company.

THE pub5e are rssp>csfy inforned the sxwANTE
Il MINING C0MPANl > Goa fAkD, VII b clased On
ana amer ne f0sh nst ior the snaning summsr. wii
Be 0psnsd nrst Octobsr. aEA An LltEXaAUS-
1IBLEsCPPLY OF COAL RkCA THikR GREAT BAaka,
uill be On had ~ ALL WHO MISd.
maylt-lT J. HUNTINGDON Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
COnNITrED TO THE JAIL Of DA-
WILSON COUNTY

ON The 5th q May 1871 a Dog ~hO his
" h. SAN AMI be be ongs 70 Dennis CFaft0a vho
lives near Frankia. SAM ssou ~ or - years %
Arr wsEhs las De and = feet, OF isehss gh-
cF.sn b requested - eJze f5rsard, prove property
and pAy charges he as directs.
w. 4. cLEMO vs.. Jsior Of Davidson cosnty.
nayi4 Al NsshVi,ls, Tsnu.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
NEW SODA FOUNTAIN.

GNHAS. MILLER has just opened his superb new Soda
~ Fountain his store, No as Cherry street. where he
can, all times supply the thirsty with delicious and
healthy beverage. He invites the ate ntion OF the publ
his sbishH ent and promises TO keep liberal supply
Of all the rereshing dteaces Of the constantly
hand. mayl3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
NOTICE.

ooKoUT for yourselves. win attend at the County
IL Court Clerks Office from this date to the LIST day Of
June newt for purpose OF receiving the lists OF all he
personal property and polls that is sub ecE in the
LIST civ District Of davidson county, and all who do
hans in their lists the law directs may peet tor
visit. W. O. LAMAR.
May i6th-S'. Assessor ofD. G.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
- Ladies and Gentlemen
L.

DESTROYS or HAVING THEIR FEET NEATLY FITTED
a. well a. having Boot Shoe made, would do
well 70 call al WINTERS. 20 CHURCH sTRsET corner 81
Vine and suffering from Corus Blnr &C have
them cured by wearing WINTER easy shoes. There
few % the amount of business done &C his
esab shment Mr. White has az great expense brought
o. the finest Uorkmen from the best in
Philadsph a and y York ant challenges any city In
the wor Il 10 compete with him myou
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
R2R REWARn.

- ANYWAY from my residence Saturday morning
IL last, Negro Girl nared VIOLET" OF black color
and abo tegheen Of age. She is rah under the
medium heipht heavy made and quick spoken. she the
property Of John Johns ESQ., living Nashville and Is
luraing about his pace In Nash le will give Twenty
five Dollars for her delivery At Office, No. 80 Cher
n maYlA WIILI II. RtlYD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
Beautiful Building Lots For Sale.

bB- On he 26ih day Of Nay. -5a
FINHNr des'raSle LAND known Fostsr's Mn tract,
81 use. from The city Of Nashvfe the Marfre 8
bro turupte ofcred for the highest bid
der LIBERAL trrus, IN cts 70 'uif pur hassrs
The 81 Il o. this IrOTeTty Known % he good gonc =
doubt. Those ri hing male investn cot that VII
pay, Sond 60 vel 20 q IL and fr . emselyes-
The undersigned vii ke great PiSafsrs On osing those
who may cab
TEnNs OF "a E-Oss, 70, thrss ant bur years credit.
m.yi2-d JOS ". DABBS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
M,GAYOCK.

OWING to the ncemency ofthe weather. the proprietrs
" have postponed their PRIZs SALE OF LOTS 10 Me-
Gavock uati SATURDAY the 18th inst. at O'clock P NJ
" On nibusses will leave the Square at u o'clock,
collation. will be served o'clock the grounds free
to ALL
OF This sale is Fixed for Saturday evening in order
give mechanics and laboriDg opportunity to at
tend aud procure comfortable homes themselves and
families.
W- The public are earnestly invited to attend
A.V. s. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCEEtY SALE.

CHANCERN SALE.
TOR and on account Of James p Maury, Commission.
j in the OF ~ z. Perkins and Martha his wife
william :. Reid and Sally @. his wife Abram p. MaUry
Septma Maury and Ferdinand c. Marry heirs at Law Of
Mary r. T. Maury deceased by virtue Of decree Of the
Chancery Court at Nashville in said cause will sell at
public sale, the premises on WEDNESDAY the 29th
day OF april, about 80 Lots in Nashville. In front OF the
Water Works particular description Of which viii
appear in hand-his. 20 be issued before day OF sale
TzPMs a credit Of one, and three for notes
satisfactorily d. bel ing ntere, and lien retained
A. " S. LtNDSLEY. IS College street
r. GLAscOcK Anc.ioneer march24
N. B-The above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY,
the st day OF May. apr29
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

Tar KIDNAPTtNo 49,
- m The end Of the Beanie
us.. The history Of this case is IS follows: A
S x.ns If free negroes named Beams residing
,,'~ ,be CsoetsSs and Creeks. we're kidnapped
Anou - 40 I,kapsas, where they wsre solo, ore
- ,hsr Passing through several hands. Through
~ a.. Of Colonel Cooper, agent ior tae
cho,,s~s and Cbickassws. sith she eonsen. o. 'h@
Indian Bureau here, suits we're commences sOs sast
recovery and freedom in the Arkansas 49, -
we're vigorously resisted by the pafuss ~ go 80
'.,,seh.sed them. tn - suits nave al hse1 eeo.,
es - f,,or OF the negroes, who have Fsssinee
$500 and. ? the DEGREES Of the o0rrts As sss
s...Sossion Of these cases puts stop 70 secn 80
.ai,.g n the Indian territory, Il y OF paole I'M
,,ar,.nee.-- Wash Star.
- p.onis sre ali aus sslnui a Earning 30 leave
-. onsn. ana the wbole winter le-Enlng 70
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
ICE 4!

EXPECT to keep constant supply OF ICE for sale at
NJ 8. W. Gunter's Dero., Of Church and Vine
streets (Mr. Poets old tand) Tickets he'd desired
mayl5-lw THOMA. BATE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

Pew. J. s. Hays vii preach Ia he Grove Sunday School
Hou Fatherand street, Edgehe Sabbath at errOon at
half past O'Clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
ICE! ICE!

THE sub cribers prepared to rnish the citizens OF
Nashville, with Ice C the best quats, At his Office
Cherry ST. eet, opposite the Post flee This Ice up
PARADISE m ard eq any ever broug ht the
Lakes. Hayl3 Il W. T. GAERETf 4 co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
Notice to Contractors.
Eszs7 EsE g - -

WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
DROPOSALS invited Salem, on Saturday, the nth
L July next for the Grading. Masonry and dgng Of
this road diverging from the Nashville and Chattanooga
road Decherd and running through Winchester and
sslcn In Fransn couRty fem and from thenes TO
Fayetteville in Lincoln county distance Of about thirty
eight nile.
The road has been partly graded for about 20 mlesfrem
Decherd-7 sections having been finished and 10 partly
graded.
Bids will be received for sections (of about
raj each Payments will be four fths cash and
nth in stock be made the work progresses the stock
only to be reserv we'd monthly estimates.
There will be heavy work, 10 making the ascent
on the crJsng OF ELK River, 10 the table lands knoun
the "Barreas" Very ttle rock will be sneoun cred
my portion OF the line
The country through which the line is carried healthy
and abound the requisite production for the susLenance
OF Bnd stock.
Plans Pronles be lmined blank proposals and
contracts with accompanying Specifications procured and
other Information in relation 10 the be OBJ
tanned Application tdwin Mead, Resident Engineer,
~ Fayetteville for days previous 20 Il letting
Satisfactory evidences Of ability complete the work
bid for must accompany the proposals. which may be adj
dres ed to
v. X. srEvESsoz President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas. n. 9RANr, Chief EnpiHeer do do.
kDwIa MEAD resident do Fayetteville, do,
or be handed In at sa on the day Of letting.
b. order d the Board. JAs. II. GRANT,
Nashville, May IA, IS5I-tijulyi Chief Engineer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

Oats, when will amount to sc. 000, 900 bushels,
will bring the value OF the staple crops in these
States TO one hundred aud nv millions We say
that such will be the Result # the crops are such as
they now promise 20 be. Drouth however will
make them much less; but on the other hand, IA
vorable rains and moderate heat will carry Ihe
amount Of thsss crops much higher than we have
placed It. We had almost omiItep mention OF the
fruit, which IN regard to our comforts and Injuries
is a very important part Of the crops. At this
time, in the Miami country, peaches, pears, cher
ries and apples are all 10 foe aud ful bloom There
is every indication at the present moment Of fine
Aruit year. There is certainly time enOugh 70 de-
stroy a.; but see nothing to authorize an aDtiei-
patton Of failure. The chief drawback on the pros
poets Of fruit rs the loss Of great many psach or
chards killed in the past two cold winters. But,
on the other hand there are many young orchards
90 ming on On the whole, We think the proFpecs
OF crops and fruit better than Il Woul d have been
had the spring been earlier.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
On Broad Street.

ONsATCRDAY, TIE 18TH INST, on the premises, al
~ II O'clock A NJ will ell that valuable property on
Broad Street. formerly occupied Hon. John Bell
r. GLAscocK, Auc ioueer, A. V. LINDSEY.
may H.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
THE SOUTHERN ADVOCATE,
HNNTSHLLLE ALARAKA

Has the largest circulation OF paper in North Ala
bama and is therefore, most desirable advertising
Medium those desiring to communicate with the Public
in that entire region through channel Il ercuates
rerv generally in Madison Morgan Limestone Lawrence,
La derdale, Frsnklip, Jackson, Marshall, DeKs and
Bount counties with which counties Nashville is in daily
connection by railroad and in few hours ADVERTISE
ments correctly and conspicuOusy inserted at reasonable
rates
Reference is had to the Editors Of the Patriot and Of
the Ui,ion q AluericaH in Nashville. Address,
Nav 7-2w W. D. FIGURES, Huntsville A'a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
BOTH WAYS m DAYLIGHT |!

IEsYE NasAvis fnssiay, thursday and saiuTasy, Al
4 A A. ARRIyE IS NPFinss sane dkFa Al 7, ~.
LKAvE spr ngs Msaday. Wsdne dag aad Friday. 81 4.
AM ARRIVE Al Nasasiis sane eay as. Pm
~ For feats o. ! Drnzfoa. ApPly 81 ne General
ssyi as HocKKEsngrH. Proprietor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

"''s.-Th. authorities here
Zee 10 Ar
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

Mr.. DUUv--- - true intel
NV Nv colleague sAIo a..
S !" GOOD i.ish. 10 order 70 End %. -. ma.
- a ssaing Of the act and as Pc '9's az rci.
11o go ~. \. vord 10 "a true. '.s'sa 80 = ysrrs
aoaimst his proposition beos'ss' sil~0'g. a.
"a tGs THuE IDEA, Il nas i8prePsrty affSesa 20 -
hn
Here, 1t will be observed. is q periee
identity of sentiment between the two co
leagues from Illinois, upon the substan'
Of the amendment, aud IN the interpret
tion Of the squatter sovereignty clause
the Kansas Nebraska bin. representa-
the democratic and republican parties
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-11-26
q Gollln,crriui.

hrnrrnirC H., 8 G.. Nov. o.. Is57
'"''"".--Th"r" has been hu, little Offered
""''"s tn" past week. which was disposed of II,
prices ranging from I0s To II cents. On v,s,cr.
day our market was "knockcd into n c,cLea
hat and prices fell TO . 0r ~ for mid,llinr to
cool m'ddng qualities, aud we NIGH, remark
That buyers d" not expect l." sustain these prices
t"LrMniA. Nov. 2i.-Thc cotton market was
almost brought to stand yesterday in conse-
u"cnce OF the unfnvornble accounts bron,rhi over
ny me Atlantic to the llth inst, aud the few
sH's mat were made showed n decline of n full
crh' T. !" on our last quotations, IL cents beng
us hh"cii hs buyers seemed willing to pny
tnAnIE>roS Nov 23.-Snles of c,tto, to lov
''9oo bal $, at &c. decline. MldIing fair Ily.
Ao"rsr'' Nov 23.-No cotton was sold in the
Augusta or Columbus markets to.doy.
NEW York, Nov. 23-Nothing was done in
c"'on to-day, III consequence of the steamers
al, ices
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IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.

Kansas ndvccs ut st. Louis, state That the Con-
s'ituton adopted by the Constitutional Conven.
ton was by vote of twenty eight in favor of il,
to about dozen against it. The whole number
Of delegates to the Convention was sixty Con
seq"e"tly the Constitution adopted by mi
nor'ty OF the Convention. The majority md
minority reports Of the Committee OH schedule,
were merged into one. l, provides for un cleo.
t'on o" the 2lst of December to ratify or reject
the Constitution, the voting to be by ballot and
Slavery, and "Constitution without Slavery
also for nn election TO bc held on the first Mon.
day in January next, for the election Of State
and Congressional Tickets
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-11-26
Appnkss OF non. ] + MAsaHAli,.

We w,,,,ld call the n,icn,ion cr our mt,nrr
hichls Ia the conclusion ~ III" capital address Of
tol MARSHALL found III" first page or this is.
site. Particularly wonld we impress upon them
his remarks nn The subject of raising home sup.
plies, the rotation "i crops aud nun,riny "f lands
II has too lung been the case in this country tina,
our farmers imrelcd with the desire , raise large
cr"ps of cotton have neglected, We may say,
nearly every thing else and consequently d.
pendent on Kentucky and Tennessee Tor supplies
of mules. horses nnd hogs. 1t is this ,hrs, for
cotton that has exhausted our once fruitful soil
10y injudici"ns ti!lagc, and driven large portion
Of our population TO the West. In the lanruarc
OF the address our system hns been and still ~
''to cut down our forests and run i, in cotton as
long as it will repay the labor expended. Then
cut down more forest, plnnt in cotton, plough i, up
hill and down and when il fails TO give II support
leave il like Sl,akcspcars'c Seventh Age of Man
Without eyes, without nose, without teeth ;
with bald pate aud furrowcd check, and like old
age turned out to grass then sell the CARCASS for
what you can realize, aud cmgratc to the South.
west in quest of another vcim.' a survey of
the dilapidatcd fnrms and barren fields of the
country will testify too t!ully to the correct
ness of these remarks Durin., the past year be-
tween five hundred and Il thousand negroes have
been removed from our District to the West to
swell the number of those embarked in cotton
raising upon more prolific SOILS Whilst this sys
tenn is materially lesscning our population, il is
also seriously dcracting from our wealth as Il
people.
II the present system SO as:luously pursued
by our farmers is much longer adhered to- it will
require no prophet to forctcll what is To be the
consequence. Within the last five years with
all the cotton district has produced, deduct
from the income of its sales the prices paid for
mules, horses and hogs, and whicl, has been ta-
ken out of the country, and what are the net
gains I" The former? VIII it leave him FIVE per
cent upon his investments We put the figure
lower, will it yield linn Mrcc! In the nninritv of
Instances will it be one. We say, them let us
have change, less cotton and more of the grains
so necessary for the prosperity of il country, and
when this is the we shall have plenty of ia,
hogs aud fine horses, and not be 50 ,lrpcnlan, OH
others.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-11-26
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

The Schedule on the hLbevillc Branch of the
Grecnv'lle and toul'h'a Railroad was changed
on Monday last, 23rd, November. The Trails
hcnceforth will leave and arrive at this place us
follows:
Passenger Trnin will leave the Depot ut 25
minus past o'clock A. NJ, and return ut half
past 9o'clock, a. NJ; and leave aguln at o'clock
+. w., and return ut 81 minutes past o'clock
p. NJ.
On the Main Trunk the passenger train in fr,-
ture will leave Columbia at 80 A. NJ, und ar
rive in Grscnvie Mt Sis p. NJ. The duwn train
will leave Grcenvilc al 5 a. NJ, aud arrive at
Columbia at $50 J.. NJ, connecting with the
South Carolina Railroad.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-11-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

Since our last issue, further dates from Liver
pool up 10 the lIth inst, have been received
from which we learn that &C ttor, had declined one
cen:. Many mercantile failures are reported and
grea. str! gency in money matters. The Bauk
of England has increased its rates Of interest to
ten per cent
The fall Of Delhi is confirmed, the king who
made his escape from the city, surrendered, and
his life was spared, but his two SONS were shot
Lucknow was relieved by Gen. iIavclock just as
the mutinccrs were ready to blow ii up