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TIE Markets.

Columbia June &c.
The late amounts from Liverpool had n
favorable elect on our cotton maTket, nBd
prices had advanced full ! OF a eei.t on
our previous quotations. Strictly fair will
now freely command l3. cents.
e Charleston Jsne 26.
ColION.-There was a very good de.
mand for this article to-day, which resulted
~ The sale OF 1850 bales, aboat 1000 bales
OF which were sold at l4i I4fc.
New York. June 81.
Cotton Is firm, with sales TO day OF 1000
oaIes Flour Is lower and unsettled al 81 30
100 per bbl. for Sou.hesn. Prime rcd
Georgia Wheat is worth 81. % Der bush
e. White Corn is quoted at 06c. per bush
81 a'd yellow at SOC. Spirits Turpentine il
worth 40 per gallon. Freishts are heavy.
New Orleans. June ~.
The Cotton market Is frm; the sales to-
day comprise 100 bales, and for the week
10000 bales The receipts for the week
loot up 1900. and the stock on hand Is g..
300 bales, The decrease at this port
amounts TO 2460j0 bales. Corn and PORK
are unchanged, Coffee Is active at lie. per
ID for Prime Rio.
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COrToS CEoP IN ALA9AMA.--ExtraCt of
n letter, dated Euflula, Barbour County,
Ala, June 18th, 1857:
Crops still very unPromising; in short,
the ccttOn crop of this year must be very
short one; IL won't average six inches in
height, when it should be now at least six
teen inches tall, and blooming. Stands are
very much missing, and still dying out
The prospects were mover so poor in TWEEN
ty years--ihe time have beea engaged in
planting in Alabama You may put the
above account Of the crop in the newspaper
il you thing proper"
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THE CROPS.

The seasons have been good here for
the crops, but we have the most do.ciul
A NUN Der of planters nr. r,y nIar,,rg
over then cora cyorS Wrh son,a !, :,
AS often as ,b. EaprtL rim, A., Ills I.,o
period. a full cron rnnnn, H.. rx,a.'',I ~ ,,N
The worms svn,n ,La ac.',,,n -. ,,nT 49,
corn. Tnev are Of rnnrn"Ys .;yn a"J
three or four in ,Lc conr., ~ ,;,rl,. ',",'
about as destructive As mnrs Th;s ~. "o ,,o
I,oasI rno,,, .I.,.,c 90 '""', -, ms we
Gozette.
CRop Pposprcrs sr.,oo o,r 1,.. ;,
this section or,ba co,r,r, r,,. Ioo,, ,;';,lI
with ocuc,o,s ,bowars ma ,I,oo,,;,,.,.,',, ,,'l
t,,ion acaip lf,s ;,s vcr.Iam, had ri,
trac;eL drcuob,. in sn,nn .nc,;nn. -, lo
District. had brco,ne :, r,,,,,nnf .,.;
concern, bu, fine Iu,a rai,o hoyo c,ifa, 49,
time. we think, to nrryrm, nnv '"',' ma,",;'i ~
;n;rry - ' ,ha w. f'Ir'" wv, "'''e'''.
suaHy oackwad,s bearing healthy com
pieSlon, aud IS now growing utf IaprIly.
The prospects for cotton are rrrrr,,iI,
extremely dull at present Fayorahjc
succeeding seasons, however. ,orc,ber
with iardy fall. may work \ LGriloI
change Sumter IFatch12un.
iHE W EATIlER-Ne have had fine
rams during The past week, which have
oeeh OF 'heStinao,e benefit to the grow
my eroPS' Corn Is growing rapidly, Cot.
10" Is Improving. Wheat Is being har.
CeS'e1' ana inc Yield Is good wh'to the
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PRICE OF NEGROES A CENTURY
AGO.

1t will be seen by the following, that
the Aboli.ionists Of New England, when
they used to own negroes, and buy and
sell them as they did hogs and horses, did
not put as high an estimate upon them as
they now profess to:
PRICE or NEGROES ONE UUNDRED
YEARs AGo.-The homestead, published
at Hartford, Conn, has lately published
an old document which gives the prices
OF farm stock and negroes in that State
over hundred years ago. All the old
thirteen States, it will be remem bered,
were slaveholding until since the Revolu
ton. The document in question Is an in
ventory ofthe estate Of Capt Thos. Vince
Ter, one Of the richest men Of his dav, his
estate being valued at over $4,000. To
show the the great difference in prices
then and now, we give the price OF the
slaves as found in the inventory, dated
Dec. IL, 1853.
One negro man named Quash So 81.
Negro woman named Juno So ~.
Negro man named Caesar, 1927 81.
Negro woman named Cab, $3.50 O6.
Negro man named Cipeo, 1852 70.
Negro woman named Hager, 1925 90
Negro woman named Flo@, $lO5 80.
Negro woman named Saras, Sl33 81
Negro woman named Jane, 1925 90.
! Negro woman named Chloe, Sl25 90
. Negro boy named Phqro, $24 90.
NNegro girl named P.aillz..$5o 90
Servant mullatLo 8; q S27 10.
Ssyyxnt Indian wS>a Mary 50 90.
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TYPoGRArIucAL.--Am meeting Of the ty-
biographical fraternity was held il. philadcl- :
phia, the object of which was to take meas.
urcs for the establishment Of retreat for
supcrannuatcd printers, rs ell rs for the
widows and orphans of deceased printers
The movement it appears originated with
Mr.. Lawrence Johnson, who offered s 900
towards the object Since then Mr. l.. a.
Cooley has offered to contribute $3.50, and
Mr.. John Grigg, $1,000. The meeting
adopted resolutions 10 carry ont the object
in vicw--the establishment Of the proposed
ASYLUM.
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SNAKE BrTE.-We learn that Joe, \
negro boy, the property of Srm'l j Wi
son Esq, was bitter by a Moccasn on
Sunday last. He is still dangerously i'll.
We would take occasion 20 call the allen.
ton ofour readers to the simple cure, pub.
ilshed by us last summer, and vouched
for by M. John Andrews, viz: Washing
the wound Immediately in cold water.
continuing the operation for some lime.--
Family friend.
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MORE ATMosPuEEIcAL PREEoMENA-
There was n strange pheuomeuan in PhiIa.
dcIpha, last Thursday afternoon AS the
workmcn on building in WiIling's Alley
were at their work n small black clond pass
I'd over their heads and suddenly broke and
deiuged them with water. About two
hogsheads fell, in all, and covered space
Of only some thirty feet, while all elsewhere
was dry.
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THE MOUNT VERNON PURCHASE

~ II O1~ u u
All are doubtless familiar with the pur-
pose "t the Ladies Mount Vernon Asso.
c''l"h oi the Union,' which is to purchase
the Mount Vernon Estate from the present
proprietor, Mr.. JOHN \. Washington, to b.
'o"Hccr"''d as the prrpri":j Shrine Of gool-
ness ana grcat"csS combined, and as the
'''''" "i inc Ne" World. The price !nt
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PALMETTO, Kcrshaw District, 5. G,
Taken from the LEDGER the following
sum: y. and g. hou-1t piece "r Land
containing 200 acres for coo dolIms. IIuN
many acres should each receive when \.
.akcs the poor cnd Mt So 75 per acre AMI
b took the rich end At 81 IS per acre aud
both I" p1y equal sums of money.
AusNcr 4. gets loo Ill, and 3. gets
80 lG.ll.
NoTE :--AUo.hcr answer 10 same queyy
received, but has been mi-laii = Ed
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Commercial Intelligence.
The Georgia State Convention.
Governor of Utah.

Washington, June %.
Col. Cummings has accepted the oiice
of Governor OF Utah.
Col. Jack Hays bas been appointed
Surveyor General of Utah.
- Rencher, of North Carolina, has
been appointed Governor OF New Mexico.
Washington, June 20.
lhe Administration Is considering the
spanish Mexican question, aud great 10.
terest Is manifested IN lheIr delibera,ion.
The Administration does not entirely
endorse Gov. Walkers course in Kansas.
They think he is exceeding his instruc.
tiOns.
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THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

The crops in orr District are still suffer-
ing greatly for rain. Some light and partial
showers fell on Mondry last, but not suili-
ecnt TO TO be of any lasting benefit. We
have not had scas"A at this place for up
wards Of four weeks, and some sections. we
understand, have not had rain for six or
seven weeks. There is general complaint
ot the smallhess and backwardness Of the
corn and cotton crops.
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HYMEEEAL.

Married, on the 25th of June, 1857, by
Rev. w. &. Patterson, RoB'T. NJ. SIMS 10
Mss nate {. LUCKY, al Of Lancaster
District, =. C..
On SUNDAY 18th inst, by J. II. ConnelI.
Esq, Wan. TAYLOR, to Miss NANcIE How.
ELL, all Of Lancaster District.
Married, on the 23d inst, by Franei.
McAteer, Esq, Mr. Henry W. McCain of
Union Connty, n. &. TO Miss Nary Hegins
Of Lancaster District. ''
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DEATH OF Mn. -. II. CocKRELL.-Wc

DEATH OF Mn. y. X. CocKRELL.-Wc
announc" with most heartfelt regret the
jcaih Of Alr. Il. X. Cockrcll, of this District
which occurred on Sunday the 3lst ult-
Mr.. Cockroll was one Of our most useful
citizens, and his loss will bc severely felt
BY the District Endowed by nature with
sound understanding and practical turn of
mind, he happily combined in himself the
progressive ani the successful planter
lImRSjor0 R,ciSfrr
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SURPLUS. Secretary Of the Trcasu-
ry is Of the opinion that the closr "f thc
present fiscal year will find n surplus of
twenty-five millions Of dollars in tie Treas
ury. The late reduction of the tariff, he
thinks, will result in an increase of revenue
from increased importations and ne has
already Determined To recommend another
large extension of the free list.
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The MASSACRE OF Coz. CEADHE.-Let-
,crs to the New Orleans Picayune from the
city Of Mexico mention that Mr.. Forsyth
has already opened corrcspon dcncc with
the Mexican authorities in relation to the
late wholcsaIc execution of Col. Crabbe, and
his nart2 Of Americans in Sonora.
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MILITARY ArPpIyruRxr James II. Mur-
rcll, Esq, has been appointed and commits
stoned Division Paymaster of tho Second
Division, Souih Carolina Malta, with the
rank of Major, and is attached to tho Staff
Of the Major General
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HARPER'S MAGAzINE.

Ilarp"rs Magazine for July, is oa our
Table, and il is Il rith and interesting num-
ber. y more elegant and interesting Book
every way than Harper, cannot be conceived.
Remember, that and Tie Ledger. can be had
for 81.
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cF3" In addition 10 the appointments of
last week, we ate requested further to state
that Rev. Mr.. Crockett will preach at Prov.
idcncc Church on Monday 10Th July.
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FAILURE IN BUSINEss --Thcrc we're a.
600 failures in the United States last year
The debts are estimated 20 have been more
than 100000, 900, aud the loss to creditors
more than ,OOO,OOJ.--Erchange.
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-GH 90 81

Hon. VIM. Melville, a II ,tiyr. and tor a
long time resident Of this State. has been
n"hinatcd for Governor by the Democratic
party of Mississippi
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square cot l6 lines or lcss,) OmcmSertion,
81 or it continued, 75 cents tor the first in
sertion, and 5u cents tOT each subsequent inScr.
ion. rs Sec Foarth Page for deductions in
vor OF standing advertisements.
The number of insertions must be written on
each advertisement or they will he inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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There i n woman ii,iug ia Pulaski coua-
tv, Va, who has regularly presented her
husband with an heir during the month OF
Mach Of cach yenr r.r siNicen vcars
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

The Rev. J. o. LINDSAY will preach in
the Presbyterian Church al this place ON
Sabbath next.
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lIoL.OwAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.

liberated Legs,-Evcry Surgeon knows that
sores deeply seated in the muscular fibre of the
leg defy all ordinary treatment; bat ulcers of
this class, however obstinate and virucnt, inva-
raby heal under the balSamic action of Hollo-
ways Ointment. Thisprparation does.not dive
the virus OF the sore from one part of the sys-
ten to auoth.r; it cures not 10y repression, but
expulsion Hence, there is 40 fear ofthc reap
pca"ancc Of any eruption, tumor, swelling, or
sore, that has once yielded to the healing prop
critics Of this thorough curative. In cases of
cancer its timely use has saved innumcrablc
lives, and rendered the cruel process of cxcsion
unnecessary. OF the Fills, it ma, bc truly said
that 10 disease of the stomach ol.lycr ever re-
sisted thgi. operation. %.
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Business Notices.
MRS. NANDLRRILr No loo suffolk street says Of
DIR. M'L1NES CELEBR ATED LIVER PILLS.

MRS. NANDLRBILT, No LOG suffolk street says of
DIR. ..M'L1NE'S E'SCELEBRATED TEDlIVERPILLS.
Being unwcll, and not knowing whether it
proceeded from arrangement of the liver or
merely Mysteries, WIS persuaded to purchase
a box OF Dr. VI lanes iivcr Pills prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, and before had
used them ,sll was cntcy relieved. am now
enjoying perfect health, and chccrfully rccom-
mend DR.. MLanc's Celebrated Liver Pills to all
siu,ilraly afflicted.
New York, Ma, ch % 1852.
-" Purchasers will be careful 30 ask for
DIR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
burgh, Pa. All other Yermitugcs in compari-
son are worthless. DR.. M'Lane's genuine Ncr-
milugr, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
he had at all respectable ding stores. None
genuine without the signature of
IlUl FLEMING BROS.
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Ee LLMBULD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
=! lELMbuLD'S genuine PREPARATION,
HEL MBOID'S genuine PREPARATION.
liELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
l. prepared according to Pharmacy awd Chcn-
l>t!, with ,Hc greatest accuracy and Chemical
knowledge devoted to tir.y combination.
iflt Ei.MKOLD'S GENUINE rREPARATION.
IA Ior Gscr.cs @: the Bladder, kidncys, GIay-
cl, aui Drop.y.
lr, EAD READ! EEAD.-"Ye afflicted
81 rra', the following Certificate OF cure Of
pN,r - Vya,s standing:
II. I. NELAHuLD-Nclr Sir: | have been
tuUa'cG with an aIil'Ct.ou o! ihs Bladder and
Kidneys tor over twenty yeats. ] have tried
Physicians IA vain, and at last concluded 10
give your grnui"c I.clu atom Il trial, as had
heard it highly -pukcn Of. il afforded mu ina
mrditc ic!Iot. have gscl three bottles, aud
! have obtained more relief isOni It's ,NCvi> aud
.e,l much better than have for twenty yrus
r,"NiouS. ! have tne greatest taith ia It's v-
turs AMI curative powc,s, and shall do all H. my
pOwsr to make it Auown u the afflicted Hop
nag tins may prove Advantageous 10 y"u Ia as-
Si,tiug you to intyuducc the Hcdici.tc ! .,.u
truly yours, VI. MCCORuC.
Should any doubt NJ. McCounic's statement
hc refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon. Wm, BIicr, EN.GUycruo., Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thos. Il Florence, Ph,,adclpl ia.
Hon J. G. Nnox, Judge, Togo Co Ia.
Hon. j. :. Block, Judge, Philadelphia.
iIUu. u. Il. Poster, EX-Govemor fcnnsylva-
MIA.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. X. G. Grirr, Judge L. :. Court.
Hon. G.. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. W. A Porter, Guy solicitor rhitadcI-
pha.
Hon. John Biglc", Ex-Governor, California.
Hon. l.. Banks, .lUiitor General Waa.u.g-
ton -. c.
Had many others, il Necessary.
czg" Sec advertisement headed
UELMBOLBS GENUINE gEEPIRiTION,
in another column.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
-oc:o--.
Published every Wednes lay Morning
w. MI CO " N O r S
EDIToR AND PROPRIETOR.
T E II NJ $:

n ADVANCE, $500
At the expiration OF Six Months, $50
, At the end of the Year --.--. 500
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General Intelligence.

General Intelligence.
The political news by this arrival i, IN.
important.
The Jewish disabilities bill has been
occupying the attention Of the British
Paritmcnt. The Catholic amendment
Was d dsteatcl 10y nu immense majpritv.-
l"c Oil was sustained on - les, question.
The London Tiues has come out in
aayocncy Of the abolition Of slavery in
Cuba.
Meetings holden in the county to con
Si!er the supply Of Cotton, have endorsed
the resolutions passed by ihe Liverpool
meeting.
The Treaty Of Commerce between
France and Russia has been signed.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MNREgr.-Cot,on
was quiet and unchanged. The sales m
three days comprised 1900 bales, Of
which exporters and spectators took
5000 bales.
The Georgia State Convention.
MIlLEDGEvILLE, June %.
The DcmoctntIc Suutc Convention has
nominated Judge Joseph Brown for Gov.
ernOr.
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meas got up By sae Ditrct Attorney went q. once
before the Grand jay without arg preliminary pr
csedi-sa- towards os.tAKee hundred persOSssweEe
injected by Mr.. HALL in .HiSEsy.'
Ia accordance with the request OF Health Officer
Thompson. svrn.v policemen were yesterday des
patched 70 TIE Quarantine grcurcs TO keep the ne.
cessa<y guard over the passengers by the Illinois.
1t has been found necessary to keep watch night
and day to prevent the passengers having inter
Course With psisoas outside Of the grounds
BY the Rcciden; on the Camden and Atlantic Rail
road near Whtehosse. n. j We learn that four per
sens were killed and eleven seriously Injured The
conductor Of she freight train is said TO be response
be for the collision. I'd he was running his train
considerably behind time, in ds6soce Of absolute
orders to the contrary.
Another accident by the incautioas use of burning
fluid. and By which young ana amabie lady lost
her life, is recorded among our city (, day.
The value of foreign goods imported into Boston
during the past week 81 23!ya for the cores
pending week il 1856, 81, 2l6.eTS.
Tee annexed table shows the temperature of tho
atmosphere In this city during the past week, the
range OF the barometer, the variation of wind
currents and the state OF the weather. at three pc
RODS during each day, via: ct A. NJ, aud and
O'Clock Z. Nj
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PAYixG THE PirIE-We have b, fore u the
fret bill OF costs for the Wild lcgisation 81 our
Albany ,olons last winter Those who rclascd
TO listen ~ our warnings to the result. Of the
campaign against our municipal rights will now
fully realize them ill the predictions and plead
ines IN the world fall short Of the eloquence OF
figures. When mems pockets are touched, il is
wonderful how soon conviction is brought home
10 thcir minds Let as see. then how we stand
in account with our black republican legisla-
tors
Debtor for The new Police bill, with its cum
bersome machinery, its Ineffective organization,
IL divided direction, it, inability to protect life
and property and it, general unpopularity.
Debtor for the new " three bed y licensing
aet which remedies none Of the deficiencies
OF the old law whilst II curtails the liberty the
personal comforts and the innocent enjoyment
Of the well ordered citizen
Debtor FOR the Port Wardcn bill, which saddles
the cemmoIce Of our port with nine useless sine
curisis in place OF the eiicien. officers appointed
by the underwriters
Debtor for the lll appointing eleven salaricd
state Commissioners for the laying out OF The
Central Park, thereby depriving the city of IL
proper control over arrangements which solely
concern their interests
Debtor for the City Hall ect, which also gives
10 State Commissioners The direction and control
Of building which, as it i intended for the &C.
commodation Of the city alone, sloild have be-
left IN the haIds Of the city authorities.
Now lct us inst east glance at the ,e. ro,vra
.idc and Sc the position that w. oscupy IN the
state tax list FOR s57
The aggregate amount Of the State tax for
l.l6 was sli29,99o 81. Tor 1857 II is
.3Zl7 100 -, or about one hundred and tycnty
ise per cent more
Tie proportion Of the State tai Tor Now York
county in 1856 was $5ll,1iG ~. For iN5T il
i 81 ~ 90 80. or more than double.
Who will say That III. * not paying hand
fomcly for TIE privilege q being governed by
law and order men
II uscd 10 be q rcproech agains, tbc Gr.t
Napoleon that his legislation co.t BIZ people
mere Tran bis ra,s II the people OF Ne8 York
allow matters T. go on a. this rate il will be
iusuy sad of Us hat our legislation costs more
than or ;,publican privileges au wulh
Lf,izrus to The polls
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BrFFAfo, Ssrt 5-sP ~
-Four isvcr; sales $50 barrels. IS 81 SIS IS FOR
ira Ohio Whoa. lower, bet active sales 81 eco bushes
pcc. Tor Chicago rprng ~ 10 70, red Indiana and 81 81
for good White Kentucky and 81 a for very chocs white
1linon Corn dull but not lower: sales eco bushels ri
&c &C. Oats steady; ssles 10 goo bushels, at &c.
Whisky steady; sales 200 barrels, al &c. ~ .c.
FreHh,s dull l3c. for whea, 10 New ors lake imports
Tor the twenty four hours ending to-day % 900
barrels four ~ 900 bushes VIII at 900 bushels corn.
10000 bushes cats Canal expcrtsS2 600 bushels wheat
5000 bushels corn.
oswr 0. Sept 5--6P.M
Flour quiet whes, IN limited demand; sales 900
bushels al 10 for white Illinois, ii 20 70. red Ohio
and 81 IL 81 TX FOR Chicago sprirg Coru inactive
axe imports 70 6sy14 coo bushels wheat 46 800 busbes
corn, SO bushels bailey Canal e1pors2 800 barrels
aorr, $500 bnshss wheat, 1900 bushels corn, 5000
baAhsls barley.
PsovIuFycv, Sept 8, ls61.
Printing cioths-rhe 5oaIyfdi reports the market nrm
sales Of the wee; al goo pleces 70 by o. G5ssc &C.
Cotton Sales moderate, prices rm and without change
Wroi-Pricoa without change ADD the demand moderate
without disposition TO preu sAles ssies Of The week
20 zoo Ibs
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England have 10 more influence over their Cocks
than the Catholic. PRIESTS. of Spain and Mexico
shaye over theirs. they viii then remember how
they began the work Of suicide by iadscreet in
reference In party politics during Me old
slavery controversy.
Az to the Kaosas question, it ia obvious that
the country has been scotLcd and Gained by Mr..
BuchsDan's letter. 1t has treasured the public
mind, ard ,estored peace and ordtr in the breasts
OF all who we're eth within reach Of reason 1t
has eatisfied every one that, whatever the South
crn firc-ea.ers may rant or the Northern ebol-
tionists Shrek, the laws Of the nation will be car
ried out, and toe right thing be DONE at whatever
cost Kansas free, or Kansas slave, all that the
bulk of the people care about is that the thing
should be done fairly, without fraud, trickery or
violence; and Mr.. Buchanan's letter is the best
guarantee ofthst which we have yet had