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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

Il A writer in the Richmond Enquirer
addresses the following caution to the
Magistrates of Virginia, and we have no
doubt it will apply with equal force in
North Carolina:
alt is notorious that many parts of the
State, especially where there are numerous
slaves, have been infested for many months
past by travelling yankees, under the pre-
tence of being pedlars of Irish linen. oil
cloths, window curtains, quack medicines,
flea powders, rat powders, corn ointments,
apple tree grafters, &C., &c, and in many
cases, if their whole stock could he sold
out in one day, the proceeds would not
furnish weeks support. Besides these,
there are many travelling families of yam
KEGS calling themselves gipsies, fortune
tellers, and horse traders, who live by
thieving and elicit trade with slaves. All
these suspicious characters go among the
slaves, associate with them, and in some
cases the slaves have told that they have
been advised by them to rebel. Now, it is
your duty to stop every one of them and
bind them in a recognizance with good
security to appear at the next grand jury
court, to answer an indictment, and in
default of giving such security, TO COM
nit them to jail. A neglect of this duty
will compel orderly, good, honest. law
abiding citizens to appeal to the higher
court of Judge Lynch for their own pro-
lection against these diabolical characters,
fiends in human shape, who are plotting
your destruction.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

lY We notice that several of our con-
temporaries in this State and in the South
are publishing the prospectuses of north
ern newspapers and periodicals. We
think they do so without due reflection.
Would it not be much better to assist in
building up newspapers at home than to
offer inducements to our people to send
their money North for trashy publications
We publish nothing of the kind unless full
advertising rates are paid, and that in ad-
vance, which terms the propriotors of those
concerns are never willing to comply with.
When we say northern publications, we
do not mean valuable commercial papers
or prominent political papers, but we allude
to all such affairs as the Saturday Evening
Post, Yankee Nation, Boston Notions, and
so forth, papers that are at enmity with our
institutions in the South.
Whenever we want something to fill out
our columns with in the way of standing
Natter would it not be better to publish
the prospectus of some newspaper in North
Carolina. If we don't want to insert the
prospectus of political paper, let us insert
one of the greensboro Times, - IN. c..
Christian Advocate" or esprit of the Age
all good family papers.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

GEN. CAss' SUCCEssoR.-Za chariall
Chandler, who has been chosen by the Re-
publicans of Michigan to replace Gen. Cass
in the U. S. Senate for six years from the
4th of March next. is a merchant of Detroit
and, at the same time, Jealous politician.
He was the Wing candidate for governor of
Michigan in 1852, but was beaten by the
Hon. Robert McClelland, the present Sec
rotary of the Interior.
ST. LOUIS (Mo.) Jan. 14.-The Lcgisla-
ture of Missouri yesterday made choice of
James S. Green, democrat, as u. S. Sena-
for the short term. This term expires in
1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

As. Rigs. and L. OBJ. Branch have our
,banks for public documents.
EDWARD CANTwELL, ESQ, Clerk of the
House of Commons, is one of the most &C
commodating public officers e1tant. we
always knew that he was clever fellow
had we not known the fact before, since
the meeting of the Legislature we have
had abundant evidence of it in the way of
receiving from him legislative documents
of various kinds. Men of both parties
sneak in commendable terms of the manner
in which Mr. C. discharges his duties as
nrincipal Clerk to the House. He is
rood lawyer, good man, and good demo
crat, and has talents which qualify him for
filling any public office.
New LITERARY PERIoDICAL.-A pro-
spectus is out for issuing, in the City OF
Charleston, S. c., monthly periodical to
be called Russelrs Magazine" The
first number to be issued on the first OF
March next 1t is to be an organ of
Southern genius, taste and opinions, in
every branch of Literature, Art and Cen
eral Politics." Contributors will be paid,
and the services of the ablest writer's secured.
Price Sd per annum. The establishment
to be owned by joint stock company
shares $50 each. w. b. Carlile and Il. IL.
Hayne, Esq'rs, are to he the editors.
SNoW.-It commenced showing in this
place on Sunday morning last, about
o'clock, A. NJ, and continued through the
entire day, accompanied with an extraord
nary cold and piercing wind. In some
places it is heapcd up along the streets, by
the action of the wind, to the depth of two
and half feet.
THE CABINET.-Spcculatio are rife
with regard to the composition of Mr. Buch-
anan's Cabinet. Mr. L. OBJ. Branch of
the Wake District, in this State, is men
toned in connection with the Post Office
Department, and Mr. Clingman of the
Mountain District, is spoken of for the
Navy Department. We put no faith in
any of the ruInors on the subject.
"a john Appleton, Esq, at present edi-
tor of the Portland Argus, after the 4th of
March will become the Editor of the Wash
ington Union, tie organ of the Administra-
ton.
To Rev. a. w. Miller, Pastor of the
Presbyterian congregation ia this town,
(who received an invitation to take charge
of church in Petersburg, Va will remain
in Charlotte at the request of the PrcSby
terry and with his own consent
y. C.. PRESBYTERIAN PAPER.-We in
cidcntly learned that it is proposed to es-
tablish paper in this State to be devoted
to the interest of the Presbyterian Church
in North Carolina. 1t is to be Il stock COM
papy, and the paper will probably be locat
ed at Fayetteville. We believe it is con-
! templated to secure the services of Rev.
III. w. Cunningham, of this county, as
Editor, if possible. Most of the stock has
already been subscribed.
SHERIFF OF UNION.-We understand that
Mr.. Culpeppcr Austin was elected, by the
Magistrates of Union county last week,
Sheriff of that cOuntY in Olace of Mr. Skies
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

10 Hons. Burton Craige, D. 5. Reid
Asa Biggs, and l.. OBJ. Branch nave our
.banks for public documents.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

Show THYsELF.-It is said that Louis
ID. Campbell of Ohio, the republican leader
In the House of Representatives, and the
present chairman of the committee of Ways
and Means, has his own likeness taken,
engraved copies struck off, and having
written VERY truly yours, L. d. Camp
bell" at the bottom, hangs them framed in
the various Hotels, Railroad Depots, and
other public places throughout the country,
at his otcn expense!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

IL The Fayetteville Argus attributes the
increase in the population of the Northwest
to foreign immigration, induced (says that
paper) ''by the advantages held out to the
new Corners by the democratic papers,
The Argus don't seem to recollect that there
are other ways of increasing the population
of Wisconsin, Iowa, &C., besides the immi-
grafton of foreigners. Can't the Argus be-
lieve that the population of those States are
Increased to some extent by natural causes,
or does it think the people away out there
incapable of such increase. The cussed Jurrl-
ners are always uppermost in the magma
tive mind of our old neighbor. We had
really begun to think that he had gotten
over his fearful forebodings about the bug
a-boo of know nothingism but, like the
harp of thousand strings, he still harps
upon it.
AS the Constitution does not say what
kind of an increased population shall emit
tie State to greater representation, we
remind the Argus that an increase in the
Western States of women, girls, boys, or
negroes, would give them greater number
of Representatives, without the aid of for
eign immigration. But it is more conven-
lent for know-nothingism to pack all evils
and sins real or imaginary upon foreigners
and the democratic party.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

ES Rev. 4. w. Miller, Pastor of the
Presbyterian congregation in this town,
(who received an invitation to take charge
of a church in Petersburg, Va. viii remain
in Charlotte at the request of the PrcSby
terry and with his own consent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

SHERIFF OF CNION.-We understand that
Mr.. Culpeppcr Austin was elected, by the
Magistrates of Union county last week,
Sheriff of that county in place of Mr.. Skies,
deceased.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

Ia john Appleton, Esq, at present edi-
tor of the Portland Argus, after the 4th of
March will become the Editor of the Wash
ington Union. tie organ of the Administra-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

PENNSYLVANIA L. S. SENATOR.--On
the l4th, Hon. Simon Cameron, republican,
was elected L. S. Senator by the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature. j. w. Forney was the
democratic caucus nominee, and although
the democrats had majority of . or 3 on
joint ballot, yet Mr. Forney was defeated.
Speaking of the competitors for Senatorial
honors, contemporary says: Mr. Forney,
like his competitor, Mr. Cameron, COM
menced his political life as a type-setter-
he was then foreman of a printing Office
afterwards an editor-thcn proprietor of n
newspaper-was subsequently clerk to the
House of Representatives, and has filled
considerable space in the political world
1t is little singular that Simon Cameron
has run the same career with John w.
Forney. He has also been type-setter,
editor, proprietor, and in addition has
served as Bank president and cashier, and
has sat in the Senate of the United States.
Both Cameron and Forney are self-made
men, both were born in comparative power
ty, both achieved their present positions by
energy, skill and talents of various kinds"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

Showing deficit for 1857 of 63,237 AZ
I" " 1853 of74, 679 50
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

\
ANTI-DuELLING AssocIATIoN.-An as
ISOLATION of this kind has been formed in
Grahamville, South Carolina, for the sup
preston of daelling. A friend has handed
US copy of the Constitution of the Asso-
citation, from which we extract the two
following articles:
ART. VT shall be the duty of this As
ISOLATION, whenever it shall be possible. to
cause parties leaving this Parish to engage
in a duel, to be arrested wherever they
may be found.
ART. Wit shall be the duty of this AS
ISOLATION to cause legal proceedings to be
instituted against any citizen ofthis Parish
who shall kill another in a duel, a muir
derer-and also against the seconds as
accessories thereto.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

HUMBUGGERY.--Thed democrats of Phil
adelphia and Pennsylvania are holding in
dignation meetings on account of the cleo
ton of Cameron, black republican, to the
L. S. Senate! TOO late to pray after the
devil cones" They ought TO have nomi-
mated some one that all the democrats in
the Legislature would have voted for, and
then they ought to take those hypocritical
democrats who voted for Cameron and duck
them. Who cares for their indignation
meetings.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-20

We do not remember to have seen the
vote on the final passage of the Free Suf-
frage bill in any of the papers, and there
fore insert it below.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
/. q. of o. +.

.,aaxY,.,. Oroviile Lodge. No. 80 Inde-
s%A pendent Order oil Odd Fellows, meets
9ss&ssx@Ss every MONDAY Evening, in the Hall
over Cotton X McDermotl's Drug Store. Brothers
oGthe Order are respectfully invited to attend.
G. SMITH, NC, j II. SHARP, see'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, u. D.
n Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
~>EN&IIsll on the second and fourth Fridays of each
~month. II. A. GASTGN. NJ. f. ii. p.
c. F. Cotton, Secretary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mr.. Homer gI. Harris

Will Hni his mother, who arrived per steamer
esmora, at the What Cheer Hoase5 Mar ysville. d7
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
NOTICE.

All persons doing business for which a Municipal
aicense is required, viz: Liquor, RoD5o, Billiards.
kino, Ten Pins, &c, hereby notified, that lis.
Of delinquents is being made out, which will be
placed in the hands of the Towa Attorney. Those
whose licenses have expired, and Others who have
mot complied with The law by taking out IA license
before commencing business, by calling AT the under
asigned's Office and procuring the same, will save
dines and COSTS OF prosecution.
&. X. HENDEL, Town Treasurer
Office at c. A. Smiths Bookstore, corner Downer
and Montgomery streets. mo- I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
Notice.

STATE or CAIIFoRNdA Office Bird Of Super isOrs,
County 0i Butte. ! De. 5lh, 1897.
Ir isordered by the Board of Supervisors OF Butte
County, that hereafter any person or persons pre-
~elting claim claims for any services libor
.o any nature. for merchandise, an othr gro
Ierty. or Tor supplies fo the use ana benefit of the
County, shat; certify thereon what officer person
-ordered or contracted for such labor, service or
supplies A violation OF tins order ailer tits noHoe,
shall be deemed good grounds for rejection
Attest NJ. DARRAti, Clerk
BY IL. MARBLE, Dppury.
Oroville Dec. Z, ls5,. d7-2m-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
county Treasurer's Onwe,

oRoviLLg, December 1lh, 1867.
Notice shereby given hat all persons holding Butte
C.unty Warrants, payable from the General Fund.
p-ulstered betv cen the - and 3lst Of May 1851,
inclusive. also Warrants on indiaent Sick Fund reg
Ss.ered prior to Oct I'D also Warrants on Road Fund
No. OIL 932 and 935; also all outstanding Warrants on
Court House and Jail Fund. tina, the same will be-
paid on presentation nj this Office, AMI after this
date said Warrants will cease to bear interest, and
Or not presented within sixty days from the date
s,rreo the moneys foreaid warrants will be appro-
sriaied to pay The neptt in order of registry.
VIM. LATTIMOBE,
Treasurer Butte Cosuty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10

DIR. j. e. YOUNG, whose advertisement al =
vertisement appears in another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has curcd more
patients than any other Attention is called to his
advertisement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
Notice.

A Meeting of the Stockholders of the Union MiSu Z
Company (ut Fairfield bar, Middle Fork of Feather
River will be held ut the 81. Nicholas, in OroyiIi@,
ON Monday. anuary llth, 1858, for the purpose Of
-ecing officers for the ensuing year. and trnsacting
such Other business may be- brought before the
nneeling.
o. VI. EVANS, President.
Oroyile, Dec ), 1857 d5-pd.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
The Arcade Saloon!

CHARLEY LEGArE il now the Commander in
Chief Of the Arcade Saloon, and wishes Orovilians
and the world Ia general to know that he has just
received fresh supply of Wines, Liquors ana Lager
Beer and sets Lunch twice day for the benefit of
his customers. lie up oyster and clam soup
hash. stews, Boston crackers and bakers bread in
.any quantity, and tree al that Drinks l21a cents as
isual. NJ
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10

Cor Used TO IT.-A highwayman. on be-
ing sentenced by Judge Deadly, at Jackson
vile, for robbing, received his sentence with
smile, remarking, Thank you, Judge, this
Is the third time ] have been sentenced to
ten years in the Penitentiary.' He had
managed TO escape each time. and seemed to
think it 10 difficult feat to perform.-S. +.
Times
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FOR SALE BY
BARRETT & SHERWOOD.
5 3 eN ont tgomery street,
San Francisco.
ARTICLES or GOLD.

ARTICLES or GOLD.
6tONEIsTING Of ladies' and gentemen's Watches
" of all descripJuns; Chatslaine iob. vest. gu,sd
and neck CHAINS: sleeve Buttons and Studs !;
Brooches. Braasiets and Ear Rings, Pencil Gases,
Lockets. Buckles, Rings, Card Cases. Snuff Boxes,
seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms
1himhles Cane Heads, Armlets, Crosse, Neckets,
and everything new and beautiful in
Coral Work. Canoes, Jet UIork and
-uOsdtcs.
ARTICLES OF SILVER-Consisting of Napkin
Kings, Cups, Knife Fork, and S,,Gon IS cases, Salt
Cellars, poons and Forks. lee Scoops. sh, dessert
butter. fruh pie and cake knives Pitchers and Cob
lets. Tea Sets complete Cake Baskets Casors Butter
Dishes, Savers, Liquor Stands Trays, Coffee U,ns,
Liquor Mixers, Card Baskets, Sc &c.
'lAMONDS set IN every style OF ornament now
worn by either sex.
QUARTZ WORK-for which we obtained the
first premium aI the Mechanics Exhibition. We
were also awarded u premium for the manufacture
of WATCH CASES.
~ Country orders sent by Express are attended
to with punctually and dispatch, and satisfaction in
in all cases guaranteed
Watch repairs command our particular aad prompt
attention
Dec. Z, 1857 d7-2m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
Orpuille Bully Butte Retarh.
THUsDAY MORNING, DEC. 10Th. 1857.

KILLED AT A FANDANGo. .-Alluding to
Fandangoes the Allemeda Gazette says:
At an establishment of this class, just above
Alvarado, on the Alameda creek, last Satur-
day night, several Americans went up from
town to clean out the Fandanguists. but
unfortunately got the worst of the fight
Several were wounded, and one Charles
Gibson has since died of his injuries. hnives
great exhibition of bravery. The Maxican
Flores, who was in San Leandro Jail some
months, is said to have been the individual
who killed Chilson. lie has made his escape
thus far. One Mexican, we are informed.
was also killed in the ski,mish.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
DR.. James Nj. Vance,

Would respectfully inform his friends aud the pub
ric generally, that he has removed TO Thompson's
Flat for the purpose of Practicing his Profession
where he may always DO found, except when absent
in the discharge of his professional duties.
Thompson's Flat, Nov. IL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
NOTICE.
SIIERIfF'S OFFHCE.,

Butte County, California,
NO SERVICES will be performed in any civil ac-
on or proceeding, until the fee for such service is
paid by the party requiring the service. This rul t
will be strictly adhered TO, without distinction of per
sons N. IL PLUM,
Nov. 18Th. Sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
Teacher.

A lady of long experience in tuition, Md whose
testimonials Of reputation and competency are unex-
ceponab e, is desrous Of taking charge of school,
either boys girls. She can impnrt Il thoroughly
solid education, as well music, drawing, and the
languages. Address "Edusaior, Office ef this paper
MS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10

DIR. La. u. Czapkay.--in another column of this
paper will be found the advertisement of l.. J.
CZAPKAY, NJ. ID. The doctors testimonials are of
such character as to justify us in commenting him
TO public consideration IS gentleman and physician,
sad one who is in every way qualified for the faithful
performance of his promises. II
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
DIR. MI. VROOMAN.

Will hereafter have his Office at I. Il. L. Mcguire 5
Drug Store, Myers ireei, near The corner OF Myers
and Montgomery. nl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
DIE d.

ABBEY-Iu Brooklyn Tuesday, Dec ~ Emily K dsushtr
of Westminster s. Abbey.
DARTNELL-On Tuesday evening Dec - hrs jane Dafneu
relief OF -. Fdv AID Dstnei the Esd Of her
Her friend, and the friends Of the family invited 70 scnd bar
funeral from her late residence No Ill Alien street. on rnurs
DAY, the 3lst inst, a. o'clock p H.
DALY-On "Wednesday Dec. 80 ofconsumpsicn John DAILY .
native of the City Of Dublin, aged ~ years
His friends and sQuantances requested TO atend bis f1ne
this day (Taursdsyl Dec ST. IA oclk from bis se resi
dence No 80 Division street.
pONOvAN--A No s25 Second avenue. Tuesday, Dec ~
Margaret Brown Wifi Of Daniel Donovan
DJOAN-At No. a2 East Nneteenth street Tuesday Dec.
90 Mrs Mary Dugan. sged g. years
HALL-On Thursdsy morning Dec g. Of consumption Mrs.
Ellen Han. aged u years. .
Fupta on fridsy " O'Clock from The residence OF her son Ia
Iickory street. 6e'ween Cscn and Franklin sSrnuee Brock
yn.
INNFs-On Try-dsy Dec. - Mary o., wife q Charlie. Il
Innr. aid Daughter of the late William C. Tlou aged j.
M rele.ive. aud Of Tho family invited TO attend her
fna-s! late residence No Nl West Ninetsnfh street
this thursday nor. ~ 10 O'Clock without further infa
POTTTR-In KiusSon r. l., Friday morning Dee p Mar
Ann vile Of As Po AID daughter OF the late Hon le-
mish Thrrson Of lIopiiuioi. sged ~
SEIDLER-At No. A E.sx street.. on Tuesday momins Dec
~ Mr. Sash Sde The bowed "iie OF John Seider ~ me
9Th yesr o. hers2e.
saPrf{-Os Wednesday morning Dee ~, Thomas b. Stahh,
a1rd Sc wears and months .
III nd Are invited attend the uners from his late resdnos
No iB Lawrence street Brooklyn. on Saturday Jsn =
o'olockP pm.
sMITIf-A E5sex Conn, Mondsy Dec. q. Mr. Charles
Weimore Smith formerly merchant IN this CITY, aged %
WALDRON-At No. Ill York street Brooklyn. Tuesday.
Dec. g. OF consumption Nicholas T. Wadron late Of tue City
Of Broosly Ign, aged year.
NIT-FIT ADA No II West Thirty rs, street, on Monday
morning d, g. after hn~nns ne.. Miss Whitehead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
SECOND BOARD.
WLnnEspAY. Dec. 3O-P. ".

w
Siocl onarstjons were quite Limited to-day, and at
the Flint Board particularly there was very tame
and spiritless market though relieved by slight re-
yiva in the quotations for two or three OF the most
prominent stocks. Reading was the strongest OF the
speculative railways, but was not active. New-iork
Central Erie and Toledo had each an improving ten
dency, with uninportsnt sales. Rock Island was In
better demand and advanced TO III One of the re-
port TO which alluded yesterday hal reference
to lease OF the road from Gaesburg to Peoria,
which. IT is said, has been in contemplation BY
the Rock Island Company. We are authorized
TO deny that any arrangement OF TINS khn n"s
been in contemplation. Gaena a'so improved
slightly The Directors OF this Road have recently
he'd meeting at Chicago, where the dividend qies-
ton was discussed. There would have been no uin''
Guilty in borrowing the money to pay the DIVIDEND ou'
the Directors very properly decided to pass IL Inc!
all. in January address circular 10 the s'ockhoueiS
oiyir their for this action. La Cross" sou up
to H. and was in good request. At the Seeond n'"'a
the whole market took an upward turn' anh oioseN
with fair advances through the list Of leading Seeur
t;e.. Residing. Ere, Michigan Souihern ana hocA h'
land al improved, and closed steady. movements
have been upon very small scale dsrang the ee!' o".
there s evidently indspos:icn to press sae'' aa'
contracts are put out with considerable tmdy " 'no
bears who can have great confidence ID
decline in the face Of very abundantiy supPiea
Money market. Closing prices IN the s'ree'
were: For Erie. Ia bid: Rock Island, III; Hesaing
5i.s54,: Toledo at Il.snl; Nev-iork Central -
s34; Michigsa Southern 49, H. B0od 'a'es we're
dot extensive bu. the market is gensray s''Vn TOT
,oyita securities. Missouri 6s advanced !. cenA
shares have stir IN improving tendency We not'oe
sales Of American Exchange q, 100 this STOCK s0a ~
aus a during the cris, ct ls-s contrast IN quota
tons which furnishes striking ILLUSTRATORS OF ''e Ct
f.cts of Wild and intense psnic.
The market for Foreign Exchange Is eotlrsS 'nse''
i've. there being no steamer until nex' "eane'o', =
Rates arr non;Haiy As before.
Freights are 20. active but rates ar very hm. 10
Liverpool. 9co bbls Flour q, "a; 1900 BUSH Corn =
| 5saed.. in bu-k and bags; 100 susa !" nee4 Wv
IN bazs Cotton at 53sd loo terces Beef q ~ ID
To I<ado,, Hamburg bark 9, ojs for Oh Coke. ana
| Po,x a, Co. fos HID. Ssays: isS boxes saa oS.e'
Bacon .; e5s.; 80 boIe Csseses NJ.