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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20
To thc Stockholders Of the Win.
chester & Ai;ibtpaa Il. II. Com.

10 Inc Ss0ckhOtSsCrs OF TIE WIFI
pany.
by an order of "a 8 e
- the Board of Directors passed at their
meeting at Salem. tho 18th instant. a call Of
So 90 per share is made upon the Stockhol-
ders of said Company, payable the 1st of Oc-
tober, 1st November, and lst December, 1857,
and 1st January, 1858. respectively. The
Stockholders are hereby notified to make pay
ments accordingly. Those in Lincoln county
will pay to j. R. Bright. Esq. the Treasurer,
and those in Franklin county to him or Dan'l
j. Martin, this, July 22d, 1851.
v.K STEVENSON, President.
F. T. EsTILL. Secretary.
August 20, 1857-st.
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DY virtue of an Execution. issued by the
-ke Clerk of the Circuit Court, of Lincoln
county, Tennessee, and to me directed, in ia
rsf HUI Thomson and against B.. l.. Rus
sell. VIM. FL. Moores aud Jas. G.. Harrison, |
will, on Saturday, the 10th day Of
September. 1857, at the courthouse in
the town of Fayetteville, offer for sale, for
cash, to the highest bidder, the undecided
interest that B. L. Russell has in and to a
House and Lot in said town of Fayetteville,
known as lot No TO- and bounded as follows:
Beginning on the Northeast corner of said Lot
No. 10, running West with the street 66 feet,
thence South "a feet, thence East with Tuck
er's North boundary line 66 feet to the Public
Square, thence North witk the public square
to the eginning--Levied on as the property
of B. L. Russell to satisfy said Execution
MOSES CRUISE, Se,U.
August 8, 1857--4w nl6:7-S4)
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Embellishments are inserted in the or
der ia which they are handed IN.
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SULPHUR SPRING INSTITUTE

TsHE next session of this School 40
j. win be opened the frat day As5g
Of September, 1887, and con- 800
tinue for term of four months. The EsszS
Trustees takepleasure in announcing that they
have procured the services of Rev. WILLIAM
L. McKENzIE, as Assistant, graduate of
Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn, and
eminently qualified to perform the duties of
his position.
Students should. if possible, enter the first
day of the session.
For particulars, see Catalogue
JACOB BR0YLES,
Aug. 6. 1875 Sec. Boori of Trustees !
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Goods al Cost--

Messrs. W. s. A. SoutaworM are
selling their heavy stock of Goods at
iCOST-and no mistake. Read what
they have to say in another part Of
this paper.
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Letters

Letters
The Post Office List of Letters is
10 be found in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20

The Erie Gazette is assured that
a bill Of corn in one Of the gardens Of
Harbor Creek township Pa, recently
"grewsa foot in the space of twenty
four hours
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and Justices blanks just printed
and for sale at our desk-chedp.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20
MAN SlDYT HOUSE,
MARKET STREET,
lteo doors north Of The Square and opposft, ~
VAUDEVILLE Inn, NASEKTLLE, TENN.

= =
IL V1NG taken charge of iSANC
IL this House. is prepared to &sl<A
accommodate all who may favor 81 49, =
him with call, with good rooms AID Board 81
about half the charges of the large hoteis.-
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extend.
ed, be solicits continuance of the same. ana
hopes TO give entire satisfaction. Good accom-
modationfor horses. OF House open nc.
all hours, and meals fnyrishsd TO snif Rafa
Road tfme-r0 Jan. 10. 1859
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20
Marfb Glertiun-1B58.
saERIrr-L1NcoIN couNrY.

sHERIFF-LINCoLN COUNTY.
az We are authorized to announ ce Mr..
John IT. uOtIOW. a candidate for Sheriff
of Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858.
~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
Wiley M. Alexander, candidate for
Sheriff of Lincoln county, at the March
Election 1858.
HTWe are authorized to announce A. J..
Chisdress. Esq, a candidate for Sheriff of
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20
NE w
SPRING GOODS
For 1857
wy WRIGHT. tETt TAANTaAa.
Fright & IrGnfhans

A T the corner formerly occupied By aAsa.
IN Neil. Moores d Wright. have jus' zseS
receir I'd the LARGEST STOCK OF GooDs -
ever opened in the house. 1hsse Goods were
bought in New York and Philadsiphia. seiectea
with great care, and will be sold TO solvent GUS
TONERS as low as the same quality of Goods
can be bought in the county.
In Ladies' Goods, We have superb assort-
ment, consisting of
, Elegant fancy Dress Silks.
Fancy Bafeges, beautiful stock:
Printed Jaconets, Lawns, Brilliantss; =
Solid cold Bareges. ell colors;
do do Grape Mare;ts, beautiful;
Rich figured Black Silks;
Italian do all prices;
Ginghams, of every style 3 price;
Swiss. MuIl and Nalnsook Muslins;
Striped and Checked Nainsooks;
do do MuslinsI
Plain Jaconets. all qualities:
In Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings. we have
q most beautiful assortment, embracing English
Straw, Swiss do, Write Hair. Neapolitan and
Lace, Fancy Silk, trimmed, Black Straw aud
Hair, few large sizes Leghorn for old ladies.
Ruehes Ribbons. Flowers, Straw Trimmings
etc, in abundance.
March &c. WRIGHT d TRANTEAM. !
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MARRIAGES,
MARRIED.

In this county, Tuesday, 2lst ult., by John
Caughran, Esq. Mr.. ALFREp WALLER and
Miss MARTHA WALKER.
In this county, Friday. 7th inst, by Rev.
John Copeland, Mr.. NJ. V. RIDDLE aud Miss
CATHARINF T. TUCKEa.
In this county. Mr.. N. T. NoLEs and Miss
CAROLINE PAYNE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-08-20

A SPLENDID assortment of Linen Sheet
IN ings. Pillow Case Linens, brown and
bleached 5, II and 12-4 Sheetings. etc - at
March 26. WRIGHT &. TRANTHAM'S.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

AUG. q. 1s57-at Sc. RanrI of Ttns
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17
Pearls.

Within thine own bosom are the stars Of
thy destiny Schiller.
Rest satisfied with doing well, and leave
Others To talk of you what they please.
Keep a low sail at the commencement of
life; you may rise with honor, but you can
not recede without shame.
Young ladies are like arrows, they are
all in quiver when the beaux come, and
can't go off without them.
{ 1t is not wisdom, but ignorance which
teaches men presumption. Genius may be
sometimes arrogant, but nothing is so dffi-
dent as knowledge.
Keep your temper in disputes. The
cool hammer fashions the red hot iron to
any shape needed.
If we could read tho secret history of
our enemies, we should find in each mans
life sorrow and suffering enough to dlsarn
all our hostility.
Men are frequently like tea--the real
strength and goodness are not properly
drawn out until they have been short
time in hot water.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17


The winds we're wildly raging,
The angry billows were stirred,
But within gorgeous mansion, .r.a
- The storm was all unheard.
From chandeliers gay lights there sireamed.
And music as light as air
Was breathing forth its joyous peal.
To the young, the gay, and the fair
Yes the fair and the brave ofthe land were there,
And the dance went gaily on -
Trough the constant night-hn a misty light
l Betrayed the mornings dawn.
And still without the storm ragged on,
As though comfort was everywhere known
And felt. as it was on that festival night,
Where the light in gay chandeliers shonc.
But alasl not far from that mansion rich,
! Ina hovel lone and poor.
Sat weeping wife, by an infants couch.
- While the winds whistlcd shrill at the door.
Twas dark-a dreary-a eonfortless home,
And the tempest raging wild,
Brought woe enough to this widowed one,
As she sal by her dying child.
Twas her only child-hcr darling one,
And she idolized her boy;
And his prailing talk and merry laugh
Was her only, only joy.
But now, the reaper was drawing near
To call her 10y away; [chill
And she prayed that her own-her idalized
Might with her longer stay.
But "our Fathers" ways are surely right;
He docth all things for the best,
And when day appeared the soul Of the child.
Had fowR to an endless rest;
And the mother did not long remain
In this world of sorrow th weep.
For, wom with watching, and grief, and pain,
She soon sank in her endless sleep.
And the snow came rushing in at the pain,
And the winds whistled by the door.
While the mother and child in death calmly slept
f. Their sorrowsand sufferings all DER; flair,
Andihe ight-hearted laughed in that mansion
In their youth and beauty and pride; Tout
While, had they but looked to the suffering with
The mother and child had not died.
MiLLEEsBuRe, O.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17
1ooetrp.

DENIES THE SoFr IMrEAcHMEsr.-One Of our
native poets, tickled at a little circumstance
that happened in his family, In a sentimental
Mt rushed INTO print with it, and attempted TO
that old custodian, it will be seen denies the
soft impeachment. The two '.jims'' are passing
among the cum ent literature of the day.
MY CHILD,S ORIGIN.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-17
BY DAVID BARKER.


One night as old Saint Peter slept
He left the door of Heaven ajar,
When through little angel crept,
And came down with falling star.
One summer rs the blessed beams
Ofmorn approached, my blushing bride
Awakened from some pleasing dreams.
And found that angel by her side.
God grant but this-I ask no more:
That when he leaves this world ofsin,
He'll wing his way to that blessed shore.
And find that door of heaven ag:in.
ST. PETERS REPLY.
Full eighteen hundred years or more.
I've kept my doors securely tied,
There is no "little angel" strayed,..
Norhas been missing ali the while.
/ did not sleep as You supposed,
Nor leave the door of Heaven ajar:
Nor has "little angel" left,
And gone down with a falling star.
Go ask that "blusbing bride" and see
Ifshe won't frankly own and say.
That when she found that angel babe.
She found it by the good old way.
God grant but this-I ask no mooe;
That should your number be enlarged,
That you will not do as before
Andl lay it to old Peters charge.
ST. PETER
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poftrpp.
For the Holmes County Republican.
TWO SCENES.

Bs sYBrL N. noBrssos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26
Markets.
Barring BROTHERS CIRCULAR.

LONDON Dec 1l--5pM
Our produce markets have been quiet during the week
md usually the At this OF the year, busi
ncss has been limited. Prices generally, howevs, have
continues at 10 cent but there rather
IN the money market Consos close at ~ pl for
money, 81 vi 10 FOR account, Mexican dollars, bs.
ord. bar silver BE- AID American eagles, los. 1sd
douboons--Spansh, US cd South American, 75s.
AMERICAN STocNs-In State stocks the transactions have
been very ring this week There buyers OF Massa
chuses bs sterling at % of Maryland do. ~, and Of
pennsy vana inscriptions al III something has been done
In the bonds nj 10 virginia dollar bonds 20 So sterling
bonds 81 81 parcels OF railway bonds and shares have
been the Continent for sale here Pennsy
Central bonds 1st morg so 80 do. sterling "a morg
So New York Central shares, ~ "a; Illinois Central
shares fl2 Clio discount bonds IS, New York and
Erie Sd mortg bonds, 20; Frecand II Michigan Central
new bonds, Is q 10.
2s I'd; Honduras silver Sc. 3D. Be- I'd tor ordinary to
mddlng Tenerie silver 3s. ID; ordinary and middlng
black 3s lid. ads.
Cows continues quiet, and prices ls lower FOR home
trade sorts A. auction 3S3 casks, OIL barrels aud iOi
bag plantation Ceylonso old at 5is Cd Sos Cd for 6ne
ordinary 10 mddlng, aud eos. n Ga for mddlng bold
20 good middng eolory on bags good ordinary naty
Ceylon Withdrawn nj OBJ Cd. SOS. Cd. Privately
about 300 bags sold nj Ss 5is for good 10 fine ordinary
eos bags good ordinary aha also Withdrawn above
the vaue but the sound portion has been placed nj
Sic Az. 5s4 bags washed Rio bought IN NJ ass ias
two ots Of clean sold ~ Sis Two floating oargoes OF
200 bags Rio have been sold Cor the Mediterranean, ONE
At ass Cd, insured p a., and ono ut price not re
ported.
ssrfryR quiet At fa3 q eos e.
CwpR.-Prices OF manufactured have been reduced
Ella per ton Our quotations now sre-Tough cake aud
tile flo7 best seie1ed filo los sheathins, I'D
yellow mctalsbeath.ns, I'd.
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from the London Times (Ciiy Article), Dec. l0l
meeting of creditors Of Messrs, Bardge and Picard,
corn merchants whose was announced on the
18th ul, held this morning, when the following
favorable statement was submitted
The liabilities stated TO be fs5 42, and the assets
tle iGG exclusive Of IL i25 anticipated surplus from the
realization securities held bv creditors and property of
he value OF en- s24 present in dispute. The debts
firm in America amount 10 EDS 646 and estimated TO
produce fo o0o but this contingent upon to satsac
tory carrying out Of agreement entered into by Mr.
Wallace debtor for f260oo, and other circumstances
f24,si4, bu, in this Mr.. wallaces debt, at
that period not so large as at present, was in
Guided good The cause of the failure was
stated TO be losses from bad debts and depreciation in
property No proposition made on the part OF the in
solvents aid resolved to appoint three creditors to
inspect the state OF Affairs, the meeting being adjourned
The meeting Of the creditors of Messrs Hoare Buxton
Co appointed for Friday. is postponed 10 Monday, the
18th consequence OF the ndisposon Of Mr.. Coleman
who has personally attended to this estate.
meeting OF creditors OF Mr. G. u. Perry held yes
terday at WoIverhamptou, when composition of S. in
the pound accepted payable IN four instaments
tending TO Februar. 1859. The liabilities were stated TO
fS5 525 the assets being estimated at f34 95
LETTER FROM ovERESD. GrRNEY AND COMPANY.
From the London Times, Dec. l0l
The follow has been received from Messrs. 0verend
LOMBARD STREET., Dec 9, 1857.
SIRThe observations in your City Article this day
ating house render incumbent 10 make a
reply and glad Of the opportunity OF doing
unfoundcd misrepresentation have been circua
ton upon the subject.
We M state, then, briefly that we did not ask the
Bank for any than absolutely required on the
18th uh to meet the extraordinary demand arising from
the failure OF Mcsrs Slnierson Co., under very
cited the money market and concurrenty with 1t
an enormous drain for Ireland The amount quoted Is
considerably beyond the sum taken.
As 10 applications having been made al different
times Of the day this simply from the continuance
of the demand upon
There Is truth in our having stated 'that We had
been to the Iank in VAIN but, in reply 10 question
made by banker who called at the time, stated
had not got 20 second application. This
was caused by the Governor being in committee.
As IN the insinuaon that have added Ia the panic,
il Is absurd suppose should do anything contrary
our Interest," may state confidently that
have exerted the utmost render every
s,ance power throughout the crisis 10 support pub
nuedn OyEREND, GURNEY a. co.
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sTere appears be omission here In the telegraph.
rHy MONEY PRESSURE IN HAMBURG.
Hamburg (pvc 81 Correspondence o. London Times.
have already informed you Of the resolution come 70
by the Senate aud Bursherschaft Of ibis city 70 Form
Discount Bans," with capital Of is 100000 marks
hanco instead of 80 ooo 0oo. originally proposed.
The oce dsoountng has already been opened IN the
saloon the bank and the first portion of the capital
required Is oc the state Treasury deposi,,s the
sccurItes dcmandcd by the 100 Bcrsdorf and
1855 Hamburg Berlin Railway shares, with other state
securteshas been deposited IN the hands 81 the bark
authorities, Ia lieu Of silver, for the present The
naming 10 900 coo have be raised by u loan
sror The eligible terms possible, and paid N silver
into the bank and afoai that negotiations
being carried With the Bank OF prussis for this sup
ply whether there be any reliable grounds for this
as.erllon or .9' ~ p'csen n uu. ,s n,
count Bank FOR 1897 commenced It's operations and
have crcdbly informed bills 10 the amou, Of about
marks have been discounted extreme prccauton
being rsed 10 the selection q the paper, and hints
thrown out 10 merchants that undc- very press
ing circumstances they should not avail themselves OF
il, In order 70 avoid as rapid absorption. THIS may
for the smainess Of the amount paid out yeser
day.
bette- feeug prevailed on Change bit the fact be
coming known towards the close Of the day, that many
dozen additional firms had been compelled ~ stop
payment and tia, others were likely 90 follow, the "a.
vorahe impression diminished BY the fear that the
small Of $4,000 600 would not suffice 10 do more
than afford temporary relief
Forty that have suspended payment have 20
appear before hechamber OF Commerce 70 choose admin
strItors examine their books who II have u decide
whether such frms be considered solvent and able
TO nay time be allowed them carry Their business
under committee 10 be declared nj nsolvcnt,
AMI consequently 10 wind forthwith in the usual maa
ner the creditors having the benefit Of the Law Of bank
ruptcy q 100 IN their favor.
The firm q ~ fontoppdan, whose bills upon Mr.. Wes
tenboz, Of London have always been taken preference
70 tbe Of many other espeC able houses and which has
Transactions 10 very considerable extent in the Danish
dominions (ur Pontoppdan being DANISH Consul General
IN this city, : rcped z have refused bvls Tor want Of
specie Yesterday but s expected that arm will
ceive support from the Danish government
The Old Arm ~ Hamilton, Koch Co and those OF Ia.
vet, A Koch, Campo Meyer, g. H. Lutte A. Co. C. A.
Ssaein " q. schubsch, VI RucseT g. Godet, aad Hesne
Fleishmann have all stopped, bu, the Of their
liabilities Is said not 10 be very considerable
The rate OF charged by the Discount Bank 10
per cent and will probably CONSUME 81 that figure, but
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BY TEIEGltAFH fkOM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON Dec. IL, 1857.
Consols for the account close at 9li 9l3. Prices
have not been so well maintained today.
There l. no change to report in the produce mar.
kets since yesterday.
All good and fine new hops, the supply Of which is
tolerably extensive, are in good consumptive re-
quest - full prices On speculation, however, no
thing is doing Yearling hops are held at fully the
late rates, but old may be purchased on lower
terms.
PARIS, Dec. ll-Night.
The correspondent Of the Time, slys the Shah Of
Persia has officially put an end to the mission of
Fcruk Khan. lie will embark on a French ship Of
war for Trebizonde.
The same correspondent states that the Russian
government is about TO supply money for the cstab-
lishment Of newspapers on the plan Of lie Nord.
Lord Stratford dc Radcliffe will pass through
Vienna IN route 10 England
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MORE PROSECUTIONS OF THE PREss-AcTfoS or THE
DEMOCRATS ~ sTHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We have adyices from Paris dated on the 18th
instant.
Another act of rigor towards the press had taken
place az Toulouse. the Gazette de Longuedoc having
been indefinitely suppressed.
II Is stated that NJ Olivier. one OF the demo-
cratic deputies for Paris, has entered o protest
against the moral violence practiced towards him
in the.C Chamber, in not being allowed to speak on
the resignation Of Mr. Segur.
u Is stated-but on rather obscure authority-that
the long talked of French expedition 10 China,
comprising land force OF 5000 men, IL now ac-
tually to sail, in consequence Of pressing letters
from the French Admiral in the Chinese waters.
PARIS, Saturday, Dec. l2.-An extraordinary de
cree grants credit OF 600 900 francs towards al
leviating the suferings Of the unemployed work
men.
General Edgar Ney is named Prince dc la Mos
kowa.
THr PRESS GAG Law IN FRANCE.
llars (pcc. " CORES pcndence Of the London News
The Courier de Paris continues it, work, but
gathering confidence IL goes dcvelopcs its theo-
ries ~ constitutional opposition at such an cnor
length that II is impossible for me TO ask Won
again TO find room for its article. There Is not po
litcian IN Paris who now doubts the fact, which at
first announced Suspicion, that NJ. Emile dc CT
rarln Is the author OF these articles. ! happen 10
know by accident that snug little dinner, given at
restaurant few days since brought together these
three. personages-Prtnce Napoleon, W. Prosf, the
proprietor of the Coyrrisr de Paris, and W. T.. de
GisGJdn. At this dinner the plan Of the campaign,
ofwhich NJ. r. de yirartlin IN the commander-inchicf
was talked over and settled He is carrying out the
idea with extraordinary ability steering occai onally
very close to the wind but still, upon the whole,
writing IN such way ~ really % support the go
vernmcnt unless the government entertain any
such wild aud hopeless design 10 keep France
ia state OF perpetual subsection TO its arbtra~
~ viii.
Nv an arrangement with the Steele those subscrib.
ers to the Pressc who desire il may receive . copy
Of The Secie during the suspension OF the Prtsst;
but notwithstanding this Offer 80 great is the de
msnd for an evening paper that the circulation Of
the P0fre has increased by 10000 copies within the
last three days. " NJ Emile de Girarlin were to.
morrow TO put his signature 10 the articles in the
Courier ds Pai,s, there IL no doubt that the
presse, for which N. Miaud paid him s00,O00f. not
long ago, would be worth comparatively very little
when IL out again at the end Of January. II s
a curious fact that NJ. Millaud who is very harmless
millionaire, without any political opinions whatever,
bought the Prssss under such conditions that he had
no control over the editing. law suit Is az this
moment pending upon that subject
The Courier de Paris says to-day amongst many
other things, "our aim aud object Is frankly to sc'
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AFFAIRS ON TIE CONTINENT.

CONDITION OF THE BANK OF FKANCE.
The Paris MTiiew Of the llh instantpubshes the fol-
lowing monthly debtor and creditor OF the Bank
T France made up 20 yesterday Thursday. The
responding figures Of last month are added -
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I ISpanPh plmr dollare -4.t.4........ o 3 10
Tbe Bysh Funds have manifested afdesire 10 advance
e~yfsaly daring the lat few dsysgrovlng ease IN the
urHey market and Me thux o. gold being the chief In.
csutvee " Improvement On the other hand the late
Indlsn not Of a nature 20 induce confidence The
TRANSACTIONS ~ the pubic being for time brought 70
Close BIZ Ne shsDg u the transfer books the msdet Il
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THE New HAVEN MysrRRY.--Y Young Sage, whose
recent discovery In connection with the Crom well murder
case caused some wonder, has, learn again myste~-
ously disappeared II Is said be has led the country s
. queer AFFAIR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

There has been considerable business done IN Tho hui
hon market this week There been several arrivals
Of gold o. which the bank has been the principal pnr
chaser Silver has been IN very active demand chiefly
for the Hamburg market aud prices have varied consje
rsbly Par silver has been done g. 2asd south Anne
rcan dollars AZ Be 01d. and these must be considered
The iatost prce but such rates cannot be expected TO
continue, and they must fail The the present
natural demand f0r Hamburg ceases