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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-22

TIE TIDE ~ GoLD-Hhen Threadneedls
str e. London. sees what Wall strsetis doing
that is, ssfdug for, instead OF sending specie
= here Will b. open war there faade upou . Cot.
ton,' "American Flonr,D and every hing else
A ueTicaH-in order 20 keep sp7cis a. home.
Bnglaud, just row, with the war IN India uDor
hasds and the war ~ C5trs, has no specie %
spare for America, and vii! not give us with
out a hgbt FOR i-whirh hEhE VIII result IN
screwiTE down all orr productions, and in blou-
ing up tha creiit Of every Ansriean house in
LOnaoa, Liverpool AMI hls-rhsster.
Nevertheless, soid must coms, no matter
what II costs Us, fof "Coton Is Ktng,D and cot
ton alone can b. had of us IN s~nficient alsn'i-
" to meet the ovsr-fuiing demands OF British
Aanut~ otnrefs. Bead mas Be got elsewhere,
and other things also, bat Cottol is American.
and Cotton mIst be had, and gold how must
pay for cotton.
Our w California gold now, Instead Of 90
igs TO LONDON, goes right into the Philadelphia
Mint, 10 be cOinsi ss fas. as possible into
eagles, half saglFs, quarter esgi s-snd no
more Of t1at gold viii, FOR some time. 20 to
England What we oke abroad, Cor tn pres
eat must Be pafain ~suspenied PAPER = and
and what We hsysRs ci5 must come back IN
gold.
irodaes hssf4dE snd is to fan Every
thin.-from The uscfai. like whsar. to tn lay
%afions, ike tobacco. Sagar, q course. il 10
30 o. iall.rg-as It has fsllen. The specie
erHei5la viii met up properly Ike wax
Ihrsacneedle street now has the eTRabs-and
Wiil melt rs tn the tide iuruas end We a
again IN California z ld-nstead OK ksaoiar Il
athons.-Aew YsTk Express.
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S-0U 80 ne 81 y ur ball AZ tee NA
a .t4.t Hasti-t Cur b tu-Zk
FrtpkY Nfs-F Cor IN purposs 20 ~ ~
trsnssciinE bu inc 5 - SsHsTsi M
esffot e CluFany. .H.i.ss q, .ts-s
n-fa1 q 4
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SOUTH CAR7LISA-Ths general rs-ehsTteT
law Of 1882 - well known 20 our readers inn
meiistely Interested, and NO need only reprint
tie fourth sections
.@Cbat ia ease % he failure Of ssid bank,
each sto .kbolier, eopartneTship or BODY 20 tic,
having a share or shares In snch nank 1t the
tine % such failure, or ~hO shall h3Vs been in
terestsd ihsTsin at any time within twelve
be, and held bound individually, FOR any snm
not exceeding twice The amount OF bis OF their
snare or shares.o
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EgoaraSUw

TINE h7ure On seoalc srr-t. b. E-en saffson 49,
i an Honr= adi0inias NJ WoHdlT's tas 80.
81 % 4 tEcna a Thorough r. ar g BzfntiHE I'LL
up-rlrr, nd gas fat1res. Ahaf z zH4 chmr- "1L4
70 msuuh bad csn b. securrdbys lltfEuiiE A .
e e. & uiemcn can obtain dzY bard On sd after ~
oei2s-,, In GREEN
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SECRETARIES COBB AED THoMPsoN.-The
washington correspondent Of the New York
ConTler AID Es7zvT, IN referring to thr faan-
eial crisis, ssysi 'slmust 10 the Secretary Of
ne Treasury The ~jnsIce 70 say that hsiz doing
an which expedie2cy requires aud e e law PEI
mits a. bis hands 70 remove or mitigate sxis-
ing evils Hiis payHgCus mousy as fass 80
practicable ana safe under the appropriation
acts and be isredesmia- stocks With apronpt-
ifuie never .befars exceeded, This morning
S6i1,0l0 il SIX and five per esnts-wsFe T~sceivsd,
for which lie warrants ETIil Be issued before
tie close Ct 5usinsssto-iag The total amount
rsdeensi since The notice vas issued an
hoasine ths reelection or premium on The first
o. Nogegabsr. approaches 81, 500 LoG.
= TIE SECRETARY of ibe Interior, also, is cor
iributins dis exsEtons % the psbhc relief.
rxo webs since be withdrew fron tie treasn-
- one mullen Of dollars, which be invested 10
srats 5 oeks ns q fund for the payment o. an
nniiss to several Indian tE,5ss. The money
t5us 3rawn into channels Of pcsate business
nass haTs.besn Of great uss ID sapP0rtng the
earrsni operations of eomnsrce"
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SPECIAL Aotifts.
WoiIowav5s pms.

TaOUsAsD3 arr dpetoaed 70 dssH stomach ard
bowel c,mpi,la's depross he system. Ihen comes the
physician with drasts par sfiTes, and completes M pa
tents proatraii9n. Beware Of soeh tIes'm-ni. Il you
are wise. snd resort 10 thrs- pills, utieh uDhod the ply
sissi sn ensih uhns ihey expsl he a. rdsr.
SID - ne manufecors No. 80 uaidsn Lane, New
Tors, and y ~ ~arssEsts. - sc, s1e add 81 per boz
or pot. &C 21-dztwlw
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! and Narrirrs-

{ II ant HerriuVs:
inrsk'sz Ne ! i~nssr5sls, BAR ssrrs's and sisi
81 &c Ms q a
- haif barr Is nrw 49, Hsrrinss.
for saisiogby
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For Rent
siTayed or stoIen.

LGRGE Brick DFrulns aau-s snf Funi- -
y tur-. On h-.bg street. bios LHdn. en- Fsssf
.eatsrt 70 b1siaess 7iaI
Pr terms &C. app1y % ~
oc .I-2w GArEs WOOD & McRHIGH
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Go 4. Cost, Sosf!

VTTE ar n " 90 1ag el- fu- sock q Msn's and
w Boz Clolhins. Furnishing Grds B los. Shaa D..
Hu-s Uaps, &c at cst nr cssh. Wh5'esa r pn chlssrs
A. resp ctuly -aiGstt % c % a q pzam'a= Cur srock.
hrs ru1li Ep stat VI. N.kENr = CO.
ofi4-ta Hsrlsan ST. q.
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Dr.. CAvANAUGUs
r 7 L. - e.

Dr. CAVANAuGHS
PHI sAHvE.
FOr the surs OF eusry fo-uOf
HEMORRHOIDss OR PILES
Whether OF lo-s sta-dias o. uo-1t orisiaj Internal Ct
Ezrsrnsii WI ther ait Md with P~roispsus, Hemsr-
image. or ebstruaiion' aud ell sy
EXTERNAL APPLICAFIoNI
No internal aaiuvants D ing rq1irsd in any ease. oay O.
~sula,s he Bowels. II Cla.apasa, Or IN Diarhaa sol
Dy-enisy.
large number - g'nlsmen throughout the eaurtv
Nigh chsractsr an1 'ra1-nca. have voluntav attestsf
70 ia rHcacT in heir avn ea.es no; q h-ar,sy and
Ehrss or-ia-auss nay Be sesn y rz.erenes 10 t7e pro
r-tars' p1o- ieat on % be Lai o. their ssslts, taroush-
e. the c iicd stats
Prcs. 81 re- Box retail.
Tee FILES v Is pat u2 - glass Rrs. lu-iossf n
'P7per eex properly laosHed, sud SH keep any Ieng b
% tiae
- For sac IA his dtyb BY
JOHNSON a L0NG.
WFRD 4 IONFs.
AAEsFIELD a Co..
u 2 F~AHssEORIH,
H.~. HrGHEs-
r. fHELF0E,
J 81 SLEpCE &Co,
NEEaE rEEn. anu
4 = LANPHtER-
n. CAvANAUGH 90,
oets-aaViy Propreiors. 81 L0ufs, 10.
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HAVE 21l arr-s - DO land ig eyrra traas, WITH
4 IN rs mite - Mrm-hfs, on ali near tie Ntmphi- a-d
o1t A-iooai zeal sii =Fi fr th- o trs or ne Pre-
2 ufse - reuTa see al asses trent valuation. A77t 10
J. snag a Co ,cr % re nssr Ucz1ry syfhe Fsyer {
ogu1tr, ne.n. ii B. . WILLIAMS.
H-#r -
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REMOVAL.

THOS. J. HARRIS
uAs removed his stcs n WATCHES. JsWELRY
II fANcT GonDS Sc, &c. %
2T7 MAIN STREET,
ths store nrmsriy co-r5ied D A @. Blair. Esq.
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npnEa - 80

z NGRAFING AND PRINTING.
We are PHparsd to isrnish In s1p-rirr s,y,e. Iari.
a'icns WediHE, VISITING aud BEires Csrds.
90 y. p CLARK 3 CO.
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Pay Your Taxes.
THVHn AHR car

I WILL attend e. the ,mse - J Hor r Esq north
4 - Of Co1rt SOAR ron 9 oehek A a 10 .
cGk P 81 tah Jay unfl ne t5fh dfY u Mover Der
20 r. Or me puruu-e % ~rec-iviuE Stse sni- Counrv
Tax 3 Tor the y sr 1857. ~ o. So W. I'll t. agai
lam ntr1f o. Close 7 " pINES
eels-i.vIw rEcoI etor fr she sy Ceunlv 1857.
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souxp AVE- PRACrEcAI YrEws.

The following views smansts from the pen
q one Of our most practical and substantial
eisizsns and will challenge the approval Of every
sound thinker in our community. They are
stated with a elsarness and force which carry
sonvic'ion to The mind, and they serve the emil
neatly practical purpose Of clearing the MET
from the public nnd relative TO the al absorb
ing question Of moving TO market the produce
OF the country. 1t is clear hat ultimate relief
must cons Of it come at aIl) from The pureos-
ssrs Of cur produce in England AMI on the con-
sinsnt Of Europe, and to the efsct upon that
market Of the financial Embarrassment in The
United States, we must all look with the deep
Is. interest, as to he point from which the
whole riddle must seek solution.
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sIIenlian--Ke lef * l0mrapy Se. Z

Eovq er,.rirees "a psntsrs waited. - ~ 70 tn
Il r-rrt~, eaueyusut sfEea tul sfrt 2 .tnpiJ e
T. ". POFI "a.
81 I-Ewaa q c.
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COmmissiODer's OCTjeo
DO Onr FrKnds and P11na.

Goshen Butter
NAN row b ad o. the crest bird ff---f f,, -
= Nork- fo~la tw1 2 y gpFrER : qoN
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~. KVABE q COX. PIANOs
Raven aac0n & Ca55 Pianos.

1--WE very ed. 20 uf 2 q o turtrr Just 80
IL rctrd rmm th- fftsry o. k-~sr ~
Wa -b'& q. OF u4itim r rtsEach u
w iuV4t Tn postal arten tn - %.
-hs-e s Flic-svey rasluabie. NIX NNAT& CO.
ocfgt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-22

A LAAGE sarrrto - ab.ur eaht y srs Oh. ,
n mHrEsi b. Earnra1. --rv 2 utr. rae ~
u-d-r the sd De-. let - Dlpree's On TUs= 49,
DAY morning III
Frrhs -turs % the horse I ~in pa M ri ~ ~
a.rlr a. Zun Z Mu~Ng.RuAF
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PROF. RASINxN SON
Sutton Sails.

Negro BOy st Auction.
NLLsd lHlS MORNING, u t0Pc.oex . mvmart
a ~uta -te G ut fqut-s, o KEY BOZ. - wars u
EEe SID OF tue want q money.
spc& WALrA z Au-ff,ns
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Arn A00rrtlsrmfhts.


DWeiIinE House Wanted.
A ~: ..:::.. NJ; /: !: {. ] ]: !: "A; 4 4: !: d
Banks Of Tennessee not Suspended.
WILL ssl for az 4nsss.s e. Aosey uof s~as,-nses ar
o1 ne heao Nsnce
st-rgt lover Tan any property IN o. near hemphis
ess2-i~. 10. % Froas RoS, & sssis.
Cheapf GheaPs
Two likely = urE MICRO 5 - ezfd fts.fz ana
Il { enty-tare = ara. for 81 Or 10 swap hor tas ne
10 girls Appiy a. The enc q Dr - . Hsui.sa.
os,ss-s. SAAO
Negtoess Negr es! Hegroeag
TU - > ! BOYs ana GiRL aged
y fnu 7to25 Frsaie atpfiEsss sac 4 NJ nar4
s@a
EsEe ~ Enqsirsr eog one week
Notice.
TUE uni-rdE'rd hHs $50 sed theu.iv%s q 80
i raRTs PCsLIC VI Bns Avenue AHbaFl
a--s rntrustea 10 ihsm Ei1 l. lroup " ana IrssH, eks
osn A EooDaS E5. {.
D5niBg-aOOm servants WAITED
WISH d n far tne fsnla n e. q 1857 ana darn !
tee en-utng year, fum frfv o. any Ne. I ufNIEfl
icr se-v Mt % ai 2 villa We 10 czI o. M son a.
shall b. u1npa-d. f cs-e b a85.r uumb r u Silut
ssfvtHt. ares feuTuE = b. ne ist D7ezmoer, % rm2s.
Estte oaes Wagss payable monihsr 4
ID COcERELL-
CIR o. l. Canra-f4i Hcaai
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MIN more % tno-~ uuuTated Ptsnos -
~ q c lived last artk. vita fr rvef HtS
sad d1rsblfy Of tone ihh have 1s
sup-Ho-. For sale AZ the usually NV -
price, by NCK. q Co
ocfgI
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The FIRST objecls eoHtend'ng for prizes were
agrd stations, or thorough hreei. The owners
Of horses dese-f biHg their animals as @ihorough
brsd,7 we're in al instances required to submit
The dgree o. the sninal named 10 The com
mtree. There were leur eomPetitors for this
prize. DR.. n. RAeLsN's KFg Of D.sDohds'
took the fret premium A. 3. DoUoLAss' horse
q Tom Eai,D took the seeend rrsmia1. The
other competitors were Mess7s. W. P. Stew
Art ard cRAs SELsoS. Both me unsacesss-
faI gentlemen are residents Ct Shelby soanty.
A 6fst premium was awarded 70 F. ". Roy
sTER's horss NazePpa,1 which was he only
animal competing for the prize for four year
Old stsllions. Mr. ROTsTER is 8 resident Of
Sasl5y county.
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KAmEPh,

zoe Boxes Tobacco.
rsT rec lgcf sui Tor ss- loz D. Toe mace. -
or1LL8@ B BHARPE q
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The premiums awarded to ladies occupy a
very important part in the procee ings
Among the competing articles are wooden and
cotton covsrlsts; silk and cotton pstehWor OH
quilts and eouutsrpsnes. Honey, butter ard
cheese. Jeans, hose aad cotton goods. Rugs.
wool and rag carpet.
The grand sqlesIisn exhibition as we have
stated, viii be repeated; also a splendid pitch
sr that cost seventy dollars at the Eastern
manufacturers viii be awarded in the morning
to the best gslding. Tomorrow, the grestf es
tars viii Be- a thirl repetition OF the popular
equestrian exhibition, but this time the riders
Will be in masnnerade.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07


A TIGHT PLACE FOR RAILROAD TRAM
The mail train from Ogdensburgh to Rousse's
Point, on Monday night, lay by in rather
a tight spot. Being on the lookout for danger,
as the train was IN the vicinity of Marble
Brook, East of Chateaugay, the conductor
discovered that he could go no further, in
consequence of an embankment being torn
away. Almost Immediately he put out his
stern lights and commenced backing out, but
had not got far before he discovered fire in
the rear. The water had carried away the cul.
vert where he had just passed over and rem
dered his further retreat impossible. Here
was dilemma with a single norma fix
and a fix, in which, conductor, passengers,
train, and all, had to remain over one of the
rainiest and darkest nights ever knewn. Sup
PEERLESS, the passengers went to bed in the
seats where they sat, and walked up with the
prospects of an early breakfast. In the morn
ing train came to their relief. Malone Pal.
lddilont.
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A Cnrdrn The Lndton

DR.. BUPONC0's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination ofingreiients in Dr. Du
poncO's Golden Pills, perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice Of old Or. Dupon.
CO. for 30 years, and thousands ladies can ties
ty to their great and neyeraiiing in almost
every In correcting irregularities, relieving pain
full and distressing menstruation, particularly at the
change Of life. From Eve to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady the land suffers from that complaint. The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands, and will cure you
nyOu them. They harm you the contrary
they an distractions nature to its proper
ch9nne and inVigOrate the whole system Ladies whose
hea lth viii not permit increase of family, will find
these Pills sure preventative For particulars di
rections on the box Price $lsnd will be ladies'
confdeutay by mail by enclosing 81 to either Of the
following general agents Worcester. GEO z, SPUR,
POI Main street. Es GREEN, III Msinsreet DAVID
SCOTT 25l Main street. Of Mech uic street; Also
by I, b Choate, Fichburg, Canrell Son. Danieson-
vile, Robert Ger, Norwich Balch Son, Providence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. B. h D. Sands, New York.
A. A Burditt. Clinton, Mass.
See the signature LUPONCo, the Box, other
enune. dly mchI9
Cauher Rash aud scarlet Fever. Espec
tally during the prevalence Of this malignant and fatal
disease the public should again be informed that GREW
HILLE'S PROFITABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
fectua remedy Tor canker rash and scarlet fever
eanker and thrush in the mouth throat distemper what
is malignant putIed sore throat, dysentery and all
mer complanis and now has been in use t~eny three
years AS family medicine it is unrvaled being
posed Of harmless materials
T1e genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor A. S.
dhBNFILLE, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow Mrs. s. A. GretYie, Wor-
cester and is Tor sale at John ]. Brown Sons 426
Washington street, and Charles T. Carney, 1Ss Washing
ton street. Boston. Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, ard druggists generally
Also, GRENPTLLE'S IMMINENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated sore throat as an outward an
picaion tits good for any kind of inflammation. For
burns, light severe it Will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful cure. It would
be well for every family to Keep being cool
bruises, chilbans ehapped hands, lips ard nses,
piles, &c, SC dtf SIS
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Business Matters.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The money market is
getting still easier. Sterling exchange frmer
Some drawers ask 100 ITO, but the principal
sales were at l07 l0S IL. 1t is rumored in the
streets that the Persia will take out on Wednes-
pay large amount of specie, estimated by some
at a million and half. Money is plenty in the
streets. but lenders are still cautious The rates
range from to per cent. month. Business
at the clearing house reached nearly Sl3, 600 .00O
Stocks were again active this morning, and high
er, the advances on nearly the whole line rang
ing from to per cent. The Morris County
Bank, New York, has suspended The Grocers
Bank of Bangor is thrown out by the Metropoli-
tan.
Al the second board prices were irregular.
There are now loading at this port, thirty ships
with grain and -four for Liverpool and Glasgow
despatch from Philadelphia, announces the
suspension Of the extensive dry goods house of
Mcfarland & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

Hon. N. P. BANKS, who is elected Governor
of Massachusetts, is unquestionaby man
of excellent good fortune. We believe that
he has never been defeated in any election,
whether popular or legislative and upon this
occasion his star has proved too bright for
that which has blazed so long, but which
must now pale its Intellectual fires.-N. Y.
Tribune.
The Tribune is mistaken. Mr.. Banks was
the Democratic candidate for representative
in Waltham for seoen years before he was
elected and that too at time when his party
had clear majority in the town. He was
obnoxious to the leaders, who could not, Dem
ocrats as they were, tolerate young man who
had made himself and had obtained strong
hold upon the affections Of the young men of
the party. They defeated him year after year.
The well known anecdote of Bruce and the
spider is illustrated in this portion of the ca
reer of Banks, Wearied and almost discour-
aged by his six unsuccessful trials, Mr.. Banks
seriously contemplated leaving for California
when the gold excitement commenced. But
the thought OF what was due to the friends
who had so CALAMITY supported him through
years of defeat, deferred him from CARRYING
out this purpose. He determined to try
again, and the seventh time he was successful.
He was elected to the Legislature of 1S49 by
the aid of Wing votes. Dating from that PEI
Rod, his star has been constantly in the as
cendant, He was reelected for four years in
succession, during the last two years of which
he was Speaker of the House. He was elect
ed to the Constitutional Convention in 1858,
of which he was chosen President. He was
chosen representative to Congressin 1862, and
was reelected in 1854 and was chosen Speak
er of the House. He was again elected to
Congress in 1856, but will resign his mem
bership to assume the duties of Governor of
Massachusetts. Since lS48 he has been con-
stantly in public life, has filed every station
to which he has been called with the highest
honor to himself and has been successful in
whatever contest he has entered. He is
splendid specimen of a self-made man, and
remarkable instance of the triumph of energy,
perseverance, and talent over the most dis
heartening obstacles. Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

SHARP LOOK OUT FOR "B1rTERs. "A Mr..
King, deputy postmaster at Upton, says. the
Woonsocket Patriot was arrested last week for
an offence under the liquor law of Massachusetts,.
He sold man named Briggs bottle of DIR.
Richardson's we'll known "Sherry Wine Bitters.''
The man became intoxicated, as he says, solely
from the use of these "bitters," and hence the
suit for selling intoxicating drinks contrary to
law. The trial took place last Wednesday
before Hon. YelOruS Taft, the result of which we
have not learned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

The dates from Galveston, Texas, are to the
9th ult. The crops in San Augustine and Sa-
bine Counties were excellent. The cotton crop
was later than usual. Several vessels were load
ing below with cotton, to go direct to European
ports A careful estimate of the cane crops in
Bruzoria County shows that $685. hogsheads OF
sugar, and 5000 barrels of molasses, have been
manufactured from it, The cotton crop promises
more than the average.
HoUsTON, Oct. 2S-Acres of cotton bales are
piled up in this town, and the warehouses are
filled to overlooking. The general disposition is
to ship it direct to Liverpool.
A company of 70 rangers, ordered by the Gov
eminent, had passed up through Antonio.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

Has anybody heard Of Cobb and Stearns
Are they to be clerks in the new banking
house Of Gardner & Wolcotti "They were
lovely in their lives, and in their death they
were not divided" Cobb and Stearns missed
the people, and the people will miss them
Names forever associated in historyi When
men and women fail in mutual affinities,
when salt shall voluntarily resolve itself into
chlorine and sodium, when Gov. Gardner
consents to part with honor when the sea
withdraws its kisses from the shore then shall
Cobb aud Stearns be dssociated in the minds
Of men, and not before. ill then Saul and
Jonathan, Damon and Pythias, and Cobb ana
Stearns, are riyoted by copulatiye commune.
ton that neither rub nor rust can affect.
About what time shall we have the next
circular f-SprtnafeIa Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ga letter in the Democrat,
dated Lecompton, Nov. I'd says that Walker had
left there few Gays before, and his destination
was thought to be Washington. tits stated that
Walkers object in stationing the troops at Lee
compton was not exactly to protect the conven-
ton, nor to watch and be prepared for any action
his pro-slayery enemies migha make against him,
but because the Legislature. having large free
Slate majority, they will probably repeal the OBJ
noxious laws and depose the Office holders, in
which a repetition of the bloody scenes in the
eorly history Of the Territory is apprehended.
The Constitution will be submitted to the people
with slavery clause, which will be Objectionable
to the free State men, and too moderate for the
pro-slavery ultraists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07
Z. i 8 , Z.

FATHER AND THREE CHILDREN DROWN
ED.-Mr. Haskell of Jamesport, Long Island,
with three of his boys, all young, went ont in
IN skiff to visit his eell-pots last Monday
morning, when, by accident, the boat was
upset, and father and children drowned. Mr..
haskell leaves a wife, and a child only a
month old He was an estimabe citizen.
Inc bodies were not recovered, except that of
one OF the boys, which drifted up on the
beach late Monday night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07
New York EIrciion.

ALBANY, Nov. The evening papers give
the State to the Democrats by about 10000 mai
They claim l6 Republican Senators to l3 Demo.
craft, 2iAmericans, and l Independent. They
make the Assembly stand 81 Republicans, in
GLIDING Americans and 81 Democrats.
ALBANY, Nov The Atlas and argus to-
night figures the Democratic maiorities al 90 1921
and the Republican maorities 90, 392-Democrat.
ic majority IL, 1876. They claim II senators, put
ting Burhaus (Dem.) elected in the Delaware dis
trot, and make the House stand 81 Democrats,
90 Republicans, and Americans.