davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

AN APPALLING TRAG The New York
papers of the 2sth, contain particulars of,he
most awful tragedy on record, perpetrated on
the family Of Mr.. Frances Gonldy, retired
merchant of that city by his eldest son,
Frank. The youth was about eighteen, had
been out late, and returned home on the night
of the 9th after the family had retired. His
father chided him for keeping such late hours
and spoke to him about his extravgant
course of living, when the youth retired to
his room, vowing vengence on the whole
household Arming himself with hatchet,
knife and pistol, he soon afterwards proceed
ed to execute his helish intention. Descend
inc to the bedroom where his father was sit
tug, We struck him in the head with an ak un-
til he was ipsensiblc; then turned upon bis
mother, he attacked her with the same wea,
pom, then his brothers, Nathaniel and Charles,
aged fourteen and six years, who ran to the
assistance of tleir father, were assailed. The
attention of the fend was then called to the
two servant girls, Joanna Murphy and Eliza
beth Carr, and they in turn were also horri-
bly, butchered; and finally the wretched
young man wound up the nights ATROCITIES
by blowing his own brains out with pistol
Gu: OF the six persons injured, probably four
will die from the effects of their wounds
Two Of the sufferers are already at the point
Of death; namely, Mr.. Gouldly and Joanna
Murphy. Altogether the affair was one o
the most horrible butcheries ever perpetratel
in Christian community.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
Yankee whistling.

PuScH oS pRINrERs-How nice this
being printer. A public servant, and well
nigh the slav of the devil. a good natured
fellow, must tie killing polite on all occasions,
especially to ladies', must always be dignifsa
must never do anything that woul I
cord with the strictest sense Of prisx
the most precise old maid, and must Il.
be correct in what he says and does; is'vs
ways expected to know the latest news, is
styled Muggns if he is not always posted,
must of course please everybody, and Ger
tainly is supposed never to be in need o:
the "one thing needful," must work for moth
ing board yourself, must trust everybody,
aad is thought great bore if he should
present his bill, must be ladder for all po-
litical aspirants to step into office, who very
soon become independent, don't owe him
anything, consider the printer at best sorry
dog, who cannot expect any better treatment
than kicks, and finally summing it up, he is
expected to be "a man without a model and
without shadow" -z-es
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

GIN BuRNT-The Gin on The Brown es-
tate in his parish was burnt on Friday last,
and 1C pressed bales of cotton, and about
ten in the lint room, were DESTROYED with it.
The fire originated from friction. and OF
course spread with the greatest rapiIity. The
cotton in the lint room exploded as if it was
un-powder, taking off the roof, some shin
giles of which were carried high in the AFR
Some OF tbs negroes cams very near being
burnt in The attempt 10 sass sorae oi the
cotton -Traxkiiu Sun, .Eec. i2th
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

VI "a r L E e Il
MER CHI 4 Y II Il Il IL OR.
Cafa,oula Street, nert door to the Post office, Har
risonbury La, Gate Of Ti@ity)
4 iNNOUNCES to the citizens of HaTisonburg ard
n vicinity, that he has permanently established in
this place for carrying on the Merchant Tailoring bu-
sncss in all its branches, and respectfully socits the
attention of those in want of any thing in his line
constant and carefully selected stock of the best
material will always be found, and all work guarsn-
tied to be done with the utmost Dispatch of the best
material and latest style of finish.
ES PRICES MODERATE. -sST
April lith lS5S.-iS-1Y.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

-. I
A lady sent her servant 1--WE will NOT,
ton where he came from for ats
nantil'a which was at her dresszs v.
John" she said, "if it rains, tar
l had rather pay the hack hire u 81
nv mantilla wet"
When the man handed her the M
was ruined, the paper which COZ
saturated with water.
why, John,' she said, az $50
cab if it raired." 49,,
so did, mum; but sure. y, ].
have your footman a ridin- fasto 4
the box with the driver"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
Port Of View York. October II, ls5s.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Columbia Berry Hhares.3n 30 hours With msse
nam s,snaze ship New YORK awards from rsppo
Charieson 10th AN steamship James Adrer hence
Tor DO I'm ia An ssnalrsi steamship rarkersOurs hence
Slip king Cof Bos,on caaghan Canton, $50 days
With teas Ac to Cary Co Has he'd light Winds aud Gains
OF deiriun ireens. jumped overheard was lost July
Warren llsrmon shipped in Canton and sIck while boar
miss arfh Cop s. 81, died Aug 4
New York 9Th Ia, and lon spoke Pr ship Kitty ores
from Msamsin for f.mou,h Eng oh Ia, 3, lon 81 81 Y
Sep lat q lon,E spoke whacshp samuel lso5er,s
q d IS spoke Eyeer from Port Midway for
s n s lat p - lon % spoke Ssrs Contest
Ship Edith Rose of Bcston, Ncserson shanghai May H.
master - inst. la 81 il lon 3. 81 spoke Laarea
shs as ~ 3 sa IA Cape q
for Table ray yh ai y ionIio spoke shle Noa.iS
IA, 81 becalmed days 9Th 70 y Ion Is 10 spoke
brig Eahy from Pernambacc for Philadelphia July II, Seth
DssSn wasc .s Island
Co Esrsnesd very heavy westerly gales on Cape Horn
aaa
ca-s and everything mosess sbou. decks stove whe-eos
E., y ound.rs ssr getting ~ CO., weather opened The
ana oep ps.a large na ~ w, g % 10
. spoke PARK BrOOsman, Of New YORK, days
shp rr,siacn, Fillmore Nelson. London, sep,2 with
ship American Eagle, Moore London and Portsmouth Sept
~ Sh p W. , ard to Morgan O.
81 to stanton Ruger Has hsd variable ~inis
rars Emily sr Johns, NfD s;abs Bahia 50 days. with
csoSn. Hs,Sorn st Jagc. ., days with sugar. to
lark iro;Aer Chase cienfsesOs 10 days with sugar TO
Rrg Effort Rr # Weymouth, Way Buenos Ayre. Aug e.
a. ,p"s. sass I9% >, w y.rgo ',.-rias = adus
ss snss Of asSr Rio ss araade Aug
Win n, hd ss.., e, 70 pemar rs To-.
Brs Fora 1Brsmi ka.sssohm, cuaad Bolivar, Sep, Is
Brig prurment, Conway Aspinwan septea Ia ballast,
Brs Dfa~ G,r,. Poster Gaayania PR, "a days with su.
Ilowad f,om phl-delpia bound = l,b hl 80. Ion
t ke sn o. fG5s y. Win . &c. Nora
h p,s Wills Co. 18Th inst Il lon 4 IS spoke ship "a
Brs ir,eeton Wells Calais days, Nth ia, &c, 10 simp
sesr Kiehei Jane t Arnold Aux Cages. sept
q viii cons Peek sh in., h, a q lon = r.
sompeed, throw the deck load Of % lorwood
sch p pas ts s MSs.adss Wnaga SC eday.
sehr Emra Cornelius, Williams Petersburg, days Sth
sCsT slSsr, rharo.s Cavalier, ,lersnaris, sd.s-
csr sS aRe E9and v, Tr.. ay
sehr Mary 4 iyias.' - - !. VIRGINIA; aaays
ss sr jSs Br.1 srI.o w i,-n, virginia 2days
sehr Margaret Ann ReuhaTdt Virginia. 2dsya
schr Mary Ellen RicilrisUn, Nirgiaia, 5 days
Schr pavilion, Kelly Glnnc.sier VIA New Haven
schr karnstable, Gorhan, Harustable.
schr u Parshal, Croweil, Dennis.
Schr md Maria. Godfrey, Sandwich
schr Sarah Ensb.th, smith, New Haven
Sehr unGinc. ksey New Haven.
Schr Hayes, Robinson, New Haven,
Schr Margaret Powell Powell. New lIasnn.
Srhr Monsoon, Jr Lawrence Bridgeport ior Washmgtoo
steamer Delaware. copcs. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Pvom-ka tushulzn, New Bedford.
Steamer westcl-si-r Clark Providence
Arrived l2ih-schr John + Paisn, Haskell Portland.
below
BARK Maria Morton, from -.
Wind during the day ssE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
Personal Intelligence.


Prom Charleston, The steamship Columhia-u seasy
As~ Ihayer. Capt Goodwin Don Rease, Caa'in-
sss, Acke=r, II q campson and chd-snd " -teerege
From Canton he shp Storm EnrMrs shoec- Mrs Drink
a ana I'VE e M Ms mnssT Mrs. orsSsy tour children
ara and y 81 q or , Ms. kcs Of sons S
ae,rson Of Boston Mssssr Barnet OF England, ard"se
PROM London IN the shp President Finor--ssrah Anne
Tuihill JAS WEBSTER. Henry Crook.
From Bermads 10 The bark Eliza Bsrss-Dr Goiet Miss
Preston, Dunrcomh.
Prom 'Ho Grsnds IN The brig fisnush-capt Isaac Beau.
From Angostara IN the brig Chariot. Runt-ha. Tbprnss
Brooks
Prom Para Brazil In the schr Susan canon-Ricarto Do
DEPARTURES.
Sn~ar and uo ssT II sss ~ Mrs 10
~. bs VIZ r s'SI RI sus ~ Ms. Helen u W.
w Mr. nrs y schwedsr sna -sry.e. N.~port y Nr
Mr.. ss. ssSToT c lion q Rsrr vs. ea IsP
Am ,iasn N z Giles cgIiapme y Won iinaerof
spmmnrs nr Mrs Slater II ,cn. Mrs rnro owen, Mrs
KPr reruse Albany, Mis-. rr-alce. Ao.as Ms Prem
sss ao.9y Sa s sSr r " xmr css as Ma Nd
Cooley and s-rvsn yrs r~sras hos,on Mass Ms Door
III Saac. oadsiyan.; a SSsrvc, PAIRS, iran
Tsorus 81 Ms. e a S MI piss Mis-. dsmm a
stevens. ~ dehn o NORTH MI NJ and sr- = result vr
DR. d. ~ All NJ. Keller al esd VI. FORREST, w--
s NV H. MD W. MIR ~ " rel aas
~ am NJ q garneneia VIM Kent kesrse Paris;
I.lsads wnirhrn r Ap.zligma, ny Aiss ! lonely
PhOsd Mr. sa~srun. , slumenttsl NY, Crane NJ,
NJ, " Touner. Brown PhIa; Mr. Brown q, Brown
Als~ hrnWn, -, james MckAyn NY, : Mckaye wv
Mr. aui nrs Hsl-rtuon Phn.a II iu,n opi,rxa Boivia
Colonei Juan auviA, %. sr and Mrs = Y Dorman
New York, Nr- Dr Thomas B.tipn rhiltd, Mrs Debr.s
lara hoiss "a. slaa MI br.,ks Mrs
aeaur; he ,ruyt ard ihrse children y y wcshNn w
PARIS. Mrs trrhyn ami three children. Mps u or
eyn, shs Crvn Adplph OppenLeiner Louis fr.ns Mr.
chsrpsnier Miss harpcer Master Charpsnrer Mr pobyo
child Mr. Bonch ri Iyza Bourqu taupp. " Carlen
a. stsBer Ioseuh iiulf1r, " q Mier, Nrs W.
go shIarsn kHIen r-- Dasisn Ms. Bs-sf Mis- nj
se Mss q nieel, br uheuI, Ryan PasSsengers l3
specis STsla
". rgt,s shud Forl q Gram Ms Pollard and chi VI
esrnl Wexford. Yrs Wexford ans chnd, NJ md Mrs II
am We ss1.a ss s. Mt saras '5nq ssn Ian
IN elun. hns truman " = pccs clark. This powi,
W. -. ~ chuiren Mss Smith ! y stant,n W
Bsruun NJ sd Mr. Wool NJ end srs woodruff Miss
ahfrtn snd srrsaut 2 toose 4 Heath TO 4 Miller, Geo
Galley Aasm. 1.rd Mr. sov Nr- Mul-t = 2 smith,
Rc~pthal. h~ru-s 4 Power 2 Sri,h short II ssr
gent Miss nagge saour Miss Parker Mr. Hyde
and child J'J towL Ueo Proctor. A Bradley, Henry
NARY Capt Nlser.o. and lSiy W snd Pltkn and
-o, snrs s1 y ehn, as, w p S1 s
n wv s ssr as I' ~ .Ss s9ase s. \,
DAM scgrate Jso Heath, WIN we5o. jacob Tomas Nc
sssr ps rr,sr,y S9e . nss i1sg ,,.
N Simpson, James Siasrt-and ~ IA seeraxe
For Norfolk, In The steamship Jan.stasn-IIsn n
,rr ,.,ss pg-, s.1shm .ms- syrr. ses
cry, John JACK Tess amend VII krensa Y .i,rris
W.. N.Y. nor. sr,.e, sr IN Ssree
W. tynn, w raand lady, Mrs Jorian, Mr. Backriss
sn n pp esoo os asy wa eha seamen rom
eas Reindeer, aud ic ~ the Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

s1ec. Barley arm, with sales Of 1000 bushels at
OARS were steady with sales Of State at 45c and Of
CmvEE-The auction sale Of Rio came OF TO day, and
oags were sold at loc The attendance was
good and the sale considered spirited and good one,
previous trade prices being sustained. About 6l9 bags
were Withdrawn 200 of which afterwards disposed
OF at private sale at Nc 900 bags Of Java also
sold by auction at l4c. at which the sale wis stopped
Tho stocks continued light
CorToS.-The sales embraced about 9 100 bales chiefly
IN tranei'n Prices were unsettled, and reliable Quota
tons difficult 10 give.
FKKlGHrs-To London 200 bales hair at 22s Cd 30 tons
and 100 tons OIL cake at IFS 3D. and hnsncd Il
EOS To Liverpool 100 tons oil cake taken AS 70
erees beef at Be- 500 boxes cheese BY at 4o
and tons lard At Sos. To Antwerp 500 bbs rosn
engaged at IS. There nothing to Glasgow
HAy-sass were made at 55c. &C., with good ship
LINE continued in good demand with sales of 900
bbs including common Rockland at zoe. AMI lump at 81
MoIAsSrs-Saes Of ~ hhcs. Porto Rico were made at
42c, and so hhis. tart Cuba at &c
NAVAL STORES quiet and sales limited Spirits
held at Soc and crude tarpentne at SO s7k. Common
rosin was quiet and nominai tine roens in fair de-
mand, at prices varying from 50 a 80 90.
OIs.-Ilnsced was heavy, and sales limited at roc
TOO Crude whale steady with sales a, the eastward
at 52kc. Sales Of 800 or 800 sperm made at
81 "a Lard oil was firm at GOO. e5c Olive oil in
good demand, with sales 70 arrive, on private terms.
PRoyEloSs.-Pork-The market was rather hrmer, and
more active, with sales reported TO tho extent OF about
800 bbs including mess, at SIG ~ aSl6 30, and prime
old al $l4 70 $l4 rs; thin mess at Sl5 87H
and mess at SIS 37h SIS 50. Beef was N
fair demand, with sales Of about us bbs at 81 sl2
or ropaeked mess, and sl3 for extra prime mess, and
beef hams quiet and nominal Cut meats were in
some better inquiry, with sales reported ~ &c
exc; for shoulders and &c. SIC for hams. Dressed
hogs were selling at exc. 6ssc. Lard active
with salcs reported TO the Of about 900 bbls
at exc PIC for inferior and Nc 10Ac for fair
70 good and prime qualities. Batter and cheese 10
fair demand and prices quite steady.
RicE-Saies of 20 casks new were made at 3hc
SuGARs-rhe market was steady, with rather better
inquiry The sales embraced about GOO hhls including
IS hhas Porto Rico and the remainder Cuba ranging
from Gllc. size, and 20 boxes at p The stock in this
market for the week ending the 18th OF October consisted
of
Caba muscovado, hhds. 80 oaO
New Orleans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1872
Porto Rico NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Molado. 300
Boxes OF Havana. $500
WmsKEy.-The market frmer, with sales OF about
800 bbls. at % &c. 23c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

SSI s,.,s ssr1Sy a sysT ss, s S, has ben D
bearing i sa% wh~sss adj sS wv ,i4 mile s''
Tenants Harbor light bearing Wi,S miles
III. Boa. & painted red viii rs name plat On her caT.
which there painted, in black letters Whitehead south
A.o been PLACED q marx h Spruce Island ledge do Seal
burn, lsisnd Ledge buoy bearing 81. distant u mile
TSa p SS@s so rsS @ y e. % low w.
by order T, q !5s ] psh s Sr Board
Portland, DC, 10, 1854
Tho rshveaaei which has heen stationed a, The oo AMI
Clerks tsdse awed from Holmes Hole =, tlan ise6e
employed there heretofore. 'O'''
Miscellaneous.
Letter bags the steamship Prince Albert " leave for Gal
way this day nsh ins viii be KEEP, open O'Clock As
Afternoon the Offices of tho American Co agents.
Nos 81 Hudson street and "a Broadway and also Kcnycn
No 1862 Pearl street
NEW YorK MiRirR REGISTER AMERICAS ILorp's-we
have received from Me~rs E&Gw Blunt iTa water street
Supplement- No VII for October ~ the New York Marine
gser Amercsn Loyds II is printed in ~ neat style
of typography and excellent paper This az
prova Of the Board Of Underwriters Tho present
contains The Of 70 ships IS barss a briggs hr and
steamers, all new, no, before published
MsRcHArrs' ExrRsss Iirs sar Fasrcrsco-Messrs =
b Babcock Cooley, and Styles, n this city hive
formed copsrnership for the purpose o. engaging the
California shipping trade, under name Of Batcocx
Cooley Co. and located for the prcscn,
street Of Wall They In their circular they
th despatch ships the Merchants Express Line
not IN every respect FIRST class well ventilated ami
the lowest rates They have loadins ipier
river The first clss famous clipper ship Moonlight Capt reck
which viii sail positively the 9Th ~ November the venta
ton Of this yeseel unsurpassed and she the
rates One OF the gentlemen In the above Arm Cooley
ESQ has been losg time In the house Of VIM Coleman
20 and from bis extensive experience In the California trade
there ttle doubt but he vii be able 10 afford sassc
cn to shipper Pacific traders and se public a large Owing
the new firm may expect large share Of patronage.
w p.s,a. srssD,D Norton q Eagar2ss for Indian
abr carried away ,h ~ The Rs rsss and bowspri
he injury sustained BY the " trnng abe viii call
ScHR rIztrrrHThcs chr Maitland nm arrived Al
bern NC the nth inst with the Elizabeth
which ashore Ocracoke bar Days aeo The
Elizabeth bound from Wilmington baltimore with a
cargo OF flooring boards Captain in bought lbe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
TO Owners of Real Estate and Taxpayers
Generally.
TO rHs EDITOR or THE HERALD.

Io THk EDITOR or THE HERALD.
h~ matter Of The greatest surprise ~ al honest men
m The great community that hoso very individuals who
are 80 deeply Interested IN the welfare prosperity Of
this city should take 80 little interest IN the management
and control 81 lie government Al this moment ali the
great interests that affect and s growth are sur
ing, and simply for the want q a faithful honest and
economical administration q us government IN all its
various dcp@rasnts. How many more robberies and
sIcs,one must he perpetratei by city officials before
the Taxpayers sill themselves 10 aconi ever
There . time that called for the aid and operation
81 .y " honest 10 this community 70 come forward
Ard heip 70 redeem this city from the under which
Cal en-, nos the time Year after year has brought
a. sht 10 Nsfief ~ astounding magntu lem who
have been locied 70 Office poor, have. by Their O. tp
ton pluuder and robScry retired from office rich WHIT
r,udent man v0ud give ~ tn control ard management
~ HE business 70 az irresponsible and dishonest srvanU
Taxpayers are am,e " furnish the means necesyiry
u dsfay the exp vs Of cur GO government, and Why
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

should they not have the control OF the saeS taxpayers
ever expect 10 accomplish ythDg, and bring ABOUT
thorough reformation, all political differences OPINION
must be- abandoned far the welfare and future n
perity Of city lie concerned would ask, what Z
been the character for years back Of the great maj "
OF those who have been elected 20 ONCE in the government
Of this cityY Have they noted their honesty
capabty good moral character Let facts speak %
themselves If elect 10 Office destitute Of these
qualifications, what can we expect from them but DIS
honesty corruponY But oil their places with men
high moral character honesty and capablity who
possess entire confidence Of this great communy-nd
what might not oxpeoT Our would be reduce
least third below what they now With such
government now exists, capitalists will seek west
elsewhere in order ~ escape oppressive
All the great mechanical branches of business which
tribute much To the growth and prosperity of city
are now suffering IN consequence of this state o things
but give us good, honest and economical government,
and every branch OF industry would soon feel ply
effects. Taxpayers the remedy is with you and you
alone VIII you come forward TO the rescue, and help 10
restore order ont OF confusonY All thu We
have IN our midst regular organized army in tho shape
OF corrupt and dishonest politicians who subst on the
hard earnings and labor OF the industrious taxtay r
hence the greater the necessity Of unity OF action the
part OF the taxpayers in order to bring about this grea
Reform which the city So much needs
A MECHANIC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

scnR Sr LAwRENcx, of New York, from Bangor for -
Win lumber srnck ledge In Owls Head iarbor 6th INST
ana came near hng al low water but Oh ut high water
and went up tho Bay.
RcnR roREsr of st eorge Hart Calais for Portland
with lumber ashore Crow Island Dover Channel and
with her cargo is q total .oes
The following table summary OF The vessels In the
harbcrs VI New York Boston, Baltimore Wilmington, O.
Charlie Savannah Mobile New Orleans and t;aly.
latest accounts from each OF those parls-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SCSp.y, Oct. 1T-5P. "
The week which ended yesterday marked by bat,
little activity mercantile transactions, and pretty
general decline IN the prices of staple commodities Bread
stuff have fallen on quite seriously last Monday TIC
decline being equal 10 BIC Csc. the barrel Of -four
Business has not been very active at the decline Tho
cotton market has been irregular and unsettled the
ports ~ the crop continuing 10 justify expectations II
lower prices and operators fearing until tangible
results arc ascertaincd In provisions We note n slight
decline IN price, with however, business doing than
there was at this tine last week. fair business ha
been woods domestic and foreign and the demand
from the manufacturers has exceeded the expectations n
importers Hides have been COOL demand Inst quo
tations leather H. II anything shade irurr In sugar
we note a decline a. about ". PER point since
last week, tho market showing signs Of over
supply. Conoe is quiet and steady. The tea auction
last Tuesday was well attended, and in some
qualities a slight advance realized. The dry
goods market has been quiet wthou, change worthy Of
remark
The foreign trade OF the port considerably smaller
last week than expected II falls below the totals ~
he corresponding weeks Of year and tho year before
Another week two II similar moderation in The imports
aud shall end yearly debt 10 the foreign world
created at this port alone, eighty millions less
the period las, year The following The official
Custom House tables for the week AMI the year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

SATURDAY, OF l6-6 7. NJ
AsDL-Tbe market was quiet, and the GALES were
United and prices unchanged
BRKapeutft-.-Flour-Th The marke, was some less buoy
ant and prices for grades of State we're more
easy. while extra brands Of Ohio and Southern wcro
fair demand, With sales ~ about 900 a 10000 bbls
clos M al about the following auotafnns,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

NErHonrsTs NAY Buy And SELL SLAvEs.-Th'
~ Louis Coz frence of the M,thoii-t Episcopal church
South, the l2ih inst abolished, by large majority
tho rue heretofore prohibiting the ministers OF thai
church from buying and selling slaves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

Canadian brands were hcavy nj quotations, while
the sales embraced about 300 a 900 bbls Southern
brands without change in quotations. while the sales
embraced about 200 hbs Rye -four and corn meal
we're steady, while sales 4ht az orr figures
Wheat heavy and prices irregular with sales ~ about
5000 bushels Including Inferior Southern white at 81 To-
fair white Do al 81 2lls, and good white Canadian at
81 IL Milwaukee club was heJ at &c &c e3c. for In
icrior to good, aud tnicago spring was nomi
nal al zee. $50. Corn was less buoy.
ant and selcs embraced about Or 600 bushels
including Western mixed, part 20 arrive Al Gee lie,
and small lots choice 1T TIC; white Southern at sc
s4c and yellow d. al see. 97s Bye vas qsst Of 75c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
RESf'At RANTS.

ESGIisH ROAST BEEF toR DINNER TO-DAY; ESQ
~ Itch haunch ~ rueday, tngiish beef
"Wednesday Rl,HsRDsoN z fAYfFk. No iao Water
street Wall For sab hursh beef mutton, 6Ih~rts.
Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
NEW PUkLI. lVIONs.

TTAvE YOU SEEN Cooley FoR >ryENBERs-HIs NO.
for the month contains nirltihle sfee plate nvo
ladies cloak pat colore tur ba used fancy
pi,tur-s Two beautiful pictures painted colos and t0
latest fashions from Lrodie 9th tho OF
going This 10 system us ~ other magazine.
There are ten fnii length ,t'rn- To this number besLes
there there pictures parpr .r-as crochet purse.
autumn leaves CATER u:
family drawing master psp-r hos making. chlurcns
nj. cloLks, christ nj 70 s3ea-rr ooi embroidery
In abundance drss- holy, Mdb dr ~ be-" ~ r,ss- H. bridal
pin cushion crochet the h,r Hof,on skirt
and other nutnrrpls =
The reading matter III s'sEpGss any magazine
~ kngrsypgs alone IN tsOIFN'S LADf'S UuOn for
yemb-r.
AZ articles
ITO pagss
IL. cheapest and fsh,orafle uaa ~ dine published
For srie by a.. &c sers