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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10
TEN PER CENT. PAYNE.

The Portage Democrat reminds US ot
The fact that Henry B. Payne, the Locofo'
90 candidate for Gov, Of Ohio, is the au
thor and inisher Of the law authorizing
note shayers and money lenders to eztort
from the people ten per cent. interest for
their fayors. The Democrat says:
To many of our reader it may not be
known that II. B. Payne was the adthor
and chef advocate Of the extraordinary ten
pr cent. interest laU.
But such is the fact.
The reputel wealth Of H. B. Payne IS
half a million Of dollars, and that he might
increase his plethoric Golfers, aud gflnd
still harder the toiling millions, he impro-
we'd his opportunity, while in the State
Senate; to carry through the ten per cent
interest law, and was successful!
Will laboring men love TO vote for this
purse proud, aristocratic demagoguel
On the 7th of March, 1850, on motor
Of H, B. Pa7ne. the bill to increase th'
rate # interest to ten per cent was taksr
m. in the Ohio Senate, read the thru
time, and passed, Mr.. Payne of course 70
ting for it.
The bill was sent to the House, receive
3 a slight amendment, not changing Il
grinding features, was returned to the eel
ate, when the house amendment was col
Cured in, Mr.. Payne voting to concu
9 and the bill to legalize ten per cent inte
d est became the law of the State.
It Thus benefcially for the people wi
4 this arch demagOgue employed in legISi'
e tion. while member of the Senate.
e This ten per cent. law legalized usur.
9 for ten per cent. is usnry. Mr. Payne is
+ man who lends money; he never borrow
1t He has plenty of money, and the L,gn.
,, the interest, the better off be is and Il
g worse off the poor man who has somel'n
l. 10 borrow. We can find nothing
8. pov,a's life or character, while IN G
te Legislsture, that has any of the essence
re democracy about them with the excePtle
e. perhaps, of bis opposition to the FugItl
OF Slave Law, but that vote he now rspu'
'g ates, and regrets having given it, HaFr
n for Ten. percent Payne!.--0' D. 10'
y, uol.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10

How TO GET BACK INTO THE DEMO-
CRATIC PARrY.-Judge WilmOt, in bis
speech at Philadelphia, said;
"Do you think that I'cannOt readily get
hack to the Democratic party if | am not
opposed to ii! Why, gentleman older
sinners than I have gone back, and got
,ba;r reward. l should only have 10
commit some gross act of Outrage-"catc' !.
nigger." or when be seeks a crust Ol
bread, seize him and put him in prison :
then woull have at toned for all my past
nolitical errors in the sight of the Demo
cratic party"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10

wouIpx'r HINDER PRovIDEScE'-A
blacksmith in Erie county, was requested
bv wealthy distiller to put him up
tightening rod Onhis distiIsry. The hon
ast sou of Vulcan instantly refused, remark
ing to the whisky maker "lf it IS the
Lords will to send a streak Of tightening
to burn up your distiIery, I am not the e
man who would do anything to avert It,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10

RgaYou remember" says Mrs Beeeil'
er Stowe, in her last novel, "the man who
took his pay Of the fairies in gold and d'a-
mouds. and after he had passed certain
brook, found it all turned into slate-stone''
Marriages is like that brook; many pO'r
e,I,ow find, his diamouds turned to slats
on the other side.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10
WoMANLY ACCOMPLISHMENTS


A recent English publication on the /
icience Of bread-making, states that in the I
county of Suffolk, England, every woman
knows how to make bread; and, in the
town of BURY, which has 10000 inhabI
tapts there are but two public bakeries
These facts will surprise our own country
women, very few of whom,we fear, kno"
ANYTHING more of the art Of making breal
than they do about making watches. We
do not know how many noble ladies there'
may be in the county of Suffolk; but
there are, probably, good many who
wear titles, and who belong TO the upper
crust of society.
1t is certainly greatly to the credit Of
the women of England that th ere are 50
many of them who could, if it were nee
esssry, make the family bread, and pre-
mare the hot rolls for their husbands
breakfasts. Bread Making is not one of
the accomplishments which American wo.
men think it Unnecessary for them to be &C.
ouainted with; every parIor has a piano
but very few kitchens have an oven; and
It would be as difficult to find an AmeTi'
can woman who did not understand the
use Of one, as to find one who knew how
to use the other. But it is not altogether
the fault of cur ladies that they cannot,
and 10 not understand the art of making
bread. In the count y every family mus
make its own bread, but it is question:
Bile economy to keep private bakery ii
the city.
It is not the economy of bread-making
, which makes it so desirable that every
: woman should understand the art, but be
cause it shows familiarity with domesti
. affairs which is necessary to 9 econom.
i and comfort of every household. Th
e dsughter of merchant residing in cit
+ the name of which it is not at all necessa
: ~ we should mention, lately remarke
!, IN confidence to her next friend, that ST
n, did not see any advantage in having mi
ID liopaire for father, since she had to VOL
e four hours every day at her piano.
I. The hard case Of this UNHAPPY your
- lady is bv no means a solitary one; al
ID there is no doubt that there are a gre
% mapv daughters of miIlionaires who wou
- be very glad to change the slavery OF Il
n;sno for an hour or two recreation in IL
he kitchen, and to whom bread maklr
is, would be a delight compared with the
US labor of learning music. We would n
'" he understood as objecting to the plan
VS. but change from that instrument to {
raj kneadiug- trough would not be at all M
ly rious to the character of our young ladl
Is, Tn Mrs. Gakells biography of Char!o
,,s Bronte, there is a very pretty plctl
.ot drawn from real life, representing that
on roc and accomplished girl the author
do Wuthering Heights, engaged in kne"dl
" bread while she studied the German gra
mar open before her. Domestic mise
NJ from the misery of dOmestics, is now
inc rule in the majority of American iamll'
ar. but this would not be the case Il tn
ed, we're more Of our countrywomen VINO u
IN u derstood the art of bread'making, like
,uts ladies of Suffolk; or who studied tt
the Grammar with their delicate hands IN
kpeading-trough. like the gentle Charl'
rdl' Broute.-N Y DAILY Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10

~ The notes Of the following Banks
ave been refused BY the Bankers:
Farmers Bank Wexford, Rhode Island.
Rhode Island Central Bank Z"
Tverton Bank,
Arcade Bank, Providence "
Farmers Bank Of Saratoga Co, N. Y.
Ontario Bank,
Fort Plain Bank,
Wooster Bank, Connec'lcu''
North American Bank, Seymour,
Warren county Bank, Pennsylvania.
Bank Of Middleton,
Farmers and Drovers' Bark,
Honesdale Bank,
Hancock Bank, Maine.
Kanawha Bank, Virginia.
Reciprocity Bank, Buffalo.
Seneca Co., Bank, Tifiu, o.
sackets Harbor Bank, Buffalo,
HOLSTERS Bank,
Chemuug Bank, Elmira. N. T.
O. Lee & Co., Buffalo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10
H'Pa, what does the printer Il

0n!'
why, my childF
Because YOU say you haven't paid hi"
for four years, and still take the paper
Wife spank that child
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
HrsnkINn civ NeNxs.

Tur CossoN CouNcitThe s.eDnd regular meeting Of she
new Boyd vas TO have been held as evening butv he
hour Of occk there only tee members prcseni The
President alderman Person directed he clerk 70 cat me
ro and quorum not the Board declsc a.
iourne. Tho pronputuie displayed ~ the fresdenl ca
and Hoped bat may be pcrSoverd n ddring
t term of osfce when members md GU the s necss
sarv 10 he ca hand the aprobcd they VII DO ere W
lerr especially n here - sny bnu n hand IN WE tneV
are Interested u ~ particularly uniorinae howeFef ms
there meeting las a. least sumo VIII ctnsle
yn As vst ere are no f1r b. g1vsrnnea 81 hn
ai tbe bonds Of Counseor clesd 81 The uresiols
,oeerr have accey'et and here I've SUITS
agnlpstb which wnns - oe deendet but here - no
~. ~ do H. The Oh Counselor fNr brinadd "a ndposei
n ae hold 4 new ard he CouuseilOr or John
aui il not yet legally qualified 10 enter The 0s,arg' OF
his dS<s In iac everything loose ends want 81
ION on part cf the Common Councils aud y more han
arspeted tha the 81 last night sorung ~ or
deata-bla ,ertain parties martial their strength
candLsaes SDr on ces In the gi OF the Common Csnnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
Police intelligence.

Tur Lar HAuL TiutvEs ~ rHE ForRrr Nahp--ln
fupda, BpHAp we noticed Of hry thieves
D., The FOURTH ward police their subseuen; commsi
Arre Of varrancy Yesterday eHamlnsn in the of
number 81 he prisoners place before Justice Connolly,
h lower Polcs The evidence OF the police was
sen arans the deicndsns showing hem 20 be men 81
worthless and dangerous character TN" ui The prisoners
was discharged while the eNsruaon the case Ui the
Others was postponed captain chst, Of tie FOURTH ward
polse was In attendance the examination aud gave a.
Ms CO mon that % fellows neve- before
brought a cour &C tusu.e 70 DE hoped hey viii
meet viii their ard he bands Of Justice Connolly
CuAnsr 80 TuSE PrErrScrs.-Iulius Miller. Of the firm
of Ashnan ker. Of Albany brought before Justice
psvpn of The Jefferson Marie, Police Court charge q
false pre,snces preferred sEan., him by William Iheus
of 10 frm Pneus Artn Vail dry roods merch adtt 90
No i Clarrl street The compain-rs sege tsi they
have dersuded ~ sb worth Of goods by means ~
false pre- and frauduen representatives. on the pa 81
IN. used Ihe defendant alleged Represented nsi he
was doing good he time 90 the sale end wa -
eyery way rtspoushle sub-e uenty be t.iea ard
mae assignment a All his Ecods without giving hs corr
pla lie benefit 1t the fhe magistrate bed iae
fcss ffrFfar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
Port oS New York, January IL, 1867.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Ship Emma Jane, Jordan Chareston-C Duncan.
Brig A Watson, Watson Csmpeachy-Eesmith Son.
schr / $ Davis Lynch Charleston ScOreaay Mott Co.
ARRIVED
,n Steamship Asia Lang Liverpool Dec 3 With dse
passed large screw steamer, bound e.
Ship Ger1,snis Wool hayre, Dec . with mdse aud pas
Brig Sc Lark tof sury) McFsrlape St AIMS Bay Ja rs
Brig EeSsiie Cashier Tesgos Issnds and 80 days from
WAS " SSk o..
Se besVy Westerly gales S Scw asd
knight heads lost head rail OF head rigging Dec
Sf SPOKE whaling
S Of sS Ns 81 hsa lost
had decks Jan fell in with the buwarks saun
Gs s SSy osrs s SS
Of the BevieDe are badly frost bitten m
rum sugar &c co 70 Dawson G." Experienced heavy NV
gales split sails Ac Was taken in tow BY steamer John
Fort Hamilton, was owed of this porning by seamus Her
cues at the public store dock at Quarantine Has da
schr Target Furman Savannah days, with cotton &C. to
schr Kate Brigham, Norton savspnsh to Durham Di.
schr Pocahontas Buckley Charleston Is days with cotton
ard rice to Scranton Talmsn 18th inst of the Wood
iro% csarieson for New YORK inc '"' '0'e'A "'''
s% ~ s To- ess
Co Was blown off the coas; twice. was Obliged 70 put into
schr jamestown, wogum Petersburg. Is at anchor at
jersey City.
wing of the Wind Pesrsa. Virginia Sd inst Jan 8,
off the Capes experienced heavy gale from NV, lost nan'
ss @ N 0 o psSnR wa.
by steatug Schultz and when above the Narows
Long Island shore bv the ice The stesmtug Hercules
took her into the pubc store dock Quarantine this morning.
Some OF the fos' bitten.
Schr Rockaway Rider, Virginia days
Schr James Lawrence Allen Boston Is al anchor above
Hell Gate.
schr II Fid,euan. Smith, from the wreck q ship New
York. ashore Barnegst
Steamer Shetuckst Geer. Norwich.
Steamer Decatur, Ceer, Norwich.
The Rr brig arrived from Cornwallis Friday,
should have been published as the Forward
BELOW
A British bark. Mt anchor outside the bar
Brig sussn kmy tof 81 George). from Florida.
Schr NJ Mier-An by steamtug " II Webb, Capt Hazard
SAILED
Steamship Cshawbs Havana and New Orleans; bark Bra
zileiro Csdiz.
Wind during the day from 10 NNW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
SulrOESfrs Court.
WILL OF JAMES BACUg, DECEASED. CONTESTED b
THE STATE AND COUNTY or NEW DIRK.

THE STATE AND COUNTY OF NEW iOkk.
JAM l2-James Bsche. merchant o. this city, died ., III,
Isi October 1885, leaving beics or next Of Kin The
Attorney General the state New York aud the Public
Administrator the city OF New York both contest the
betty OF the VII The ground OF ncapacty and undue IN
huence.
The decess e real and personal estate in the city and
county New York and If the will Is bed "a be nvs the
personal rrpery will be zen 70 the city aat county OF New
York. snd the real estate 20 the state Of New York
On Monday The brought up before the SURF
aud Nelson M.r III appeared Tor the executor OF the will
and Mr. a Happen for The Tublc Administrator and the
Attorney General.
lie following Is the will Of Mr. Bache;-
l. Rache city aud cOuniy OF New York, mer'
chant hereby make and Declare las, Will and Tesla
m form following That IL give
bequeah device all estate and property both real aud
personal of every name AID nature 10 Mrs Margaret Com
bault and Monor both OF the aud
Of York and with whom have resided fur many years
and hold unto them their xec1o-r adrninuatrs
assigns forever hereby revoke all other AMI Tor
~ls by made and nominate and appout my friend
Julius Ehrt of The City OF View York -rctsnt sole eN-
ecutor OF nv last viii and testament
witness whereof have herouno SCI my hard and seal
"s '"'"F r'S"' '"s W Np'' JAMES = BhCHE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
Herald Marine CORE sDouslence.


s s: rsss "a:
saved ~ THIRD which dry. The ship total loss
sc :: ss:;% s. Sss =: e ssss
into Nassau AID Alter paving 70 the saNprs @ was ner
but le any damage She "a the ist inst for her in
The brig Trenon Of Eswoch Me HAYDEN master, bousd
leak aud pu, into ;lls port me glsi ulL
The william p PUsan racmss 1assr Of e sYSss
and GHs e % s G S ssd as
va. LOST en- he lob M At spsnh Cay outer rect where sss
ard vas bound from baltimore TO Mobile ,,-
totally Berr. Islands the 2ist She had of
siISsoIs C 90 sterng were agreed upon the Capt
the Am snip shr.y and the wreckers The money has been
The Cour d Wee Admiralty eecreed salvage he ed ins,
In ne case Of 6e sem md Hssn s q Tn. cent on a
and apprSscmeni Of storage wharfage and
rse ehS. S q S'tSs Ss salvage on @
5 On he D :m o s s e and csn sc and on S
ne, Eroeeds 81 the ouso and materials saved iron the Ut
brig Brosm, - per cent
PHrLkDrIp BI,. jan ", ~ PN-The CITY Ice Boa.
passage through the zee be Gouce cr and Tn Isl
schuynll foot 'hck. and river light az
Tie p,awse liver Is open opposite he city and the
InC ice OF yesterday blown on the Jersey sde.
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
- For Of ship ISc. srr bre Wv SKINNER, ant dsss,
tiers 70 nj sutRlrY and briggs wv DuGsS and TRrNrcS
~, Correspondence above.
vorG, Jefferson rom Riga tor Boalon. went ashore
side NJ stephens Head fassrbo, Dec 25 during
snow storm. meaner haa Deen sen " "'' "''''''e
Che above ieleg1aphed 10 London.
GHr rnco new, lcs5 tons) Of and from Befas 81, inst
for New Oreaos ballast struck rock when four hours
saved; vessel insured for 5000
BArs RcoEr srrNARr-Eisact from letter 70 Eliwood
waller Isq reiry Board tf Underw dated Arehs
nee lave h. report he a. OF The barK Roger stewart
Frazer frem Fccn coai laden bound boston, attempt
~ i,S 81 sbs s.r,,ct On rs ertsndnT from DC SW
paii Jsrsey Island. survey held the zane ngh
sfcr becre dtvhrh strong gale o wind sprung ~, ana
,hs 49, ,,.d a. Se1 ~" "'' "'''H PV'" - ~
.cpuoehltas
BArr Huusov, Esnssy from Ro Jsneiro for Bslincre
pu, hi sresich ~ Inst or rspsss bad Scsn aa ~
pei she hss e ereasea ncsng ou sers o'
,sss.ssy ~ MN svsfboard psr4 Of be osrre ior he
ssas,, 9. ~ ~ nsn. s'e "~H w '"-''' '"s '' ~
Er'a n N rryseorr. Cook hence for Fan River. wen,
morning ~ IN ms On ne rec near the western en- %
leland Long Island Sound, mud VIII probably be total
49,, - mt, re MINER or b,,rr,c.r,
-, p sne 'S Sr -. ana . KEEN .
ssy fro rsenE TIE -.er heweysr soon reached hem
.caniy clohnr 70 A..snd The nrots ass % that
s S Roger ss o sr s Sas
De Sres sSd nus saving ,seir lives. = agreed on a.
soul wou have suI on board he brig All the
tine hre.lins over hsr hsh as me q-sors ynd sns
svsr iaa boS bs.ns f1sn Q ne eOnssency q cold
Whole ramos sra y-ri TIE rAsn Ssuevs gho wsT; .
name r,s sil., inssufeIoes o. nc cry, sa hong.
sscr- qns Q Escp e y. un,rala'e aad dualy
Tsro5s Gsas !. 20 az Nhe'h'' her o sur
IT, WI r u Ss1, s1 F 2re gad mi f a,r5c S
Nesiie Ncparicuiars
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e,,,nxo 70 Drs7a-Coronsr Gamble held An inquest yea
al NO. d Stone street upon The body Of male cbad.
a. or. Old named Conne who died from the edec's
- .re scalds ceiv~d by falling into pan OF boiling wa
,sr al dc resdenoe of i parents as above Verdc-Acc
dental death"
DIAM IRON BuRSs-Coroner HIS held an inques' NO
v.,o, Mace upon Ihe body Of a female child years Of
- ,srd Margaret Pren who died from the effects o. burns
cc,vea by her q pses cachrT the 9Th ms The Do
e..ea visa warning herself al the fire when her clothes tfh
~ L,urs her shockirr manner verdict Accheoiel
gcstL ncceasei was asiiye OF Wales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

APPOINTMENT or TEr MAYOR eANRnr CHAIRMAN.
lie Board OF Supervisors for the 1887 were organized
Lad evening sud held tbe first meeting The Mayor
PR sent The Recorder absent
Supervisor CANcEY that h Honor the Mayor be APP
pointed permanent Chairman the Board Of Supervisors
.lds oO being put by the CLERK, WAS unanimously
acODted.
Te MAYOR briefly returned thanks for having been elected
v& much unsnmiy he could only say that he hoped
h whilst he would eudeSvo- 10 dis harge The duties of the
chair sasia bosrd Of Supervisors, the BOARD
of supery might discharge their duties to The satisfaction
OF the pubic
supervisor moved that Pavd T. Valentine ESQ,
elected Clerk OF Supervisors for the ensuing
yen. Unanimously adopted.
THr CQRoNERs'
The bills for the quarter ending Sls
December 1880, amounting 10 SS51 was ordered 10 be
pad
Seve-s Bills were received aud referred The bill Of Alex.
Ming fo $500 services secretary TO the Police Commis
sonere ne year ending Sis December 1856 ordered
beped
The BOARD adjourned, 10 Thursday next al four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

o,,,crrs q, TIVE Par DrrsRrsESr FuNN-rhe newiy
,d ocer, Of the Fire Department Fund elected by Tho
rruaees of The Fund, are a. follows
pyssdent--Chnes Martlndale
rae Presid>Ht-W'n. II. Garetsons
Sc~,st0ra--wm. Y. Rudden.
Troos,rey-c hariee n. Hawkins
,,sllsrfog-Smih Mead.
TIC fund amounts IN 500.
R,uRo.p AcsrDrN1.-Thomss Clyne, brakcm m in the
employ the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company acct
.nx fe az train of carsbetween Jersey City end New
srS ON SUNDAY evening and was killed Justice Bedord %
Sfv viewed body, and permit for burial
Jha bciy wa. taken Philadelphia yesterday, where de.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
Court OF Common Pleas.

brIOre Hon IudEc UfaIy.
JAs I3-g T. JsLs Jyssise NeSps'iiSn md Bibgr.
TIE painh IN this already reported recover s
amount OF 81 81. The defence set mp was ha
fraudulent represeors made 10 get snbscr pons W
the Hartford county quarry. OF which panii IL rust aud
which the defendants were induced y or socE
This was deried Verdict for plaintiff s2e- and s3eO ALLOW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

could only have extended ninety days Before the
NJ further extended BY
Justice for smother period Of 81, months and this
rs Judgment which the lows
The onmen being made within that ume this
power further extend the tune and the motion
pd,reb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

M Rio for DR. Ruden.tes 70 come On tesrd did not bar
then my mind with the orders recoaved;
thai clerk when under the Of drink
3 more IKE q mad % than reasonable being.
counsel for accused stated that he had further
questions and the witness discharged Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-29
MARRIAGE AIp rxAYzy.

MAxY1oas
BRnyAn--BuRKs-Cn Monday, Sept. 20, at the res.-
dence Of the briaes mother, by the Mr. kS0a-rsa,
pastor at 81 hArys church, p. BszrrA1, n d., ~
HAsn BURKE second eldest shter Of Drs John and r. j.
Burke, OF this CITY,
ST John, N. B and Dublin papeys please onpy.
CBAhI HxLAis--KA1zsanHS On Saturday, Sops 10, -
the residence or Aoxande Leanon, No hroet street,
LswD CHAAPnIAm vIsGIsA KArssssraS, both Of his
Gty
Con- nL-BD INITIAL VILLA msburg, Friday, EspA
rs, by the Bev Mr.. Haskns, Mr.. WnuAM OorslI, q
Bayside, 20 Miss BnssBrr, OF FluAhing Alley
CoorM-SIBRwOoD On Friday, Sept. ~, b. the Rev.
John Bgeo-, CHARLns W. CooPn, n. D., 70 Nm hAEF
A sBaawo%sl, all OF THIS oty
kopK-JAsva On Sunday, sepA II, at the residenos q
the BRIDES father, No 80 First street, BY Mo Rev y.
IhompsoS, wnAx HalT hosK 70 CAsss D. JARyrI dAagh-
Ter OF the lste George jaws, E7 all NJ this city
Ulster county and sstern papers please oipy,
kouy nTR-PAMR In Philadelphia, on Monday, g9yA
~, by tho Rev A. soomsr ars, JAnss AoHrsx OF Nov
Yofb, 10 Mrs NINA PAl1na, OF Pniladephia.
srRYKAR- BR.nAH lin Brooklyn, on Monday, Sept =,
by the Rev Henry Ward Beccher, sUm d. SraY IT,
70 miss whom BRnSAn, bosb Of this city.
STl,Ksn- BLypnnspa-st HsuppIge l. /. on rucsr
day, "a by tho R-v Dr. Jones, Hnznf STasgAa "
kss WnmLsDA l. FnS DssBBRa
Tovsr- Fov IHE on Aonoay Sept. %. BY the Gsv -.
rbompso - the B,oadsay 10 1ernacle Mr. rosEkz A.
Tony 10 Ms aARsH n~rDDA FOWLER. youngest dAnshtsr
OF the late Richard Fowler, EsQ.. ali II ,his oily.
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FINANCIAL ANIL CONNIE CA;
MO a n H M.S.
MONDAY, Sept rs 6

j.
Panic folio ~ panic In rapid succession tho lt
pears 10 be more inenIe than all those previously
lied. The stock market completely Frustrated TO-
Day 1t fairly csyed IN, ard lower depth reached thsn
the most desperate bear dreamed or Al the first
beard Virginia O. declined II per cent; sissouri 6s s,
Tenpesaee 6s, y; Nov York Central Railroad e's, IL;
American Exchange Bank, 8; Canton Company, ";
Delaware and Hudson, 3; Pennsylvania Coal Company,
Promo Mail s.eamshp Com pany, 81 New York JOINT =,
Railroad 6k; Erie Railroad, s. Reading Railroad Il Mich
gan Central Railroad, s; McheAs Southern Railroad old
s;do preferred, 7; Panama, g. Cleveland, Coum ans
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