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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-03
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Many diseases that afilict. humanity are inheil
yea as heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sclI
Y Y, sires- serofula, Consumption, Syphilis and
its' are among the most common Of constitu|
tioiiai diseases. Now, we care not how mani
gehefations the seeds OF these diseases may have
been established in the system. corruntinp tbs|
blood adpays Reaorating Resolscaf will eradl
lcate from the bodies of the afflicted every partt
Gle OF diseased deposits, and fill the veins with
new, pure and healthy blood.
CIiILDREN's DISEASES,
,fad'eays Ren0rdtiag Resident should be hail
ed as blessing by every mother, throughout ik|
land, whose infants are afflicted with Sores, HtI
mors, &c These breakings cut (thus early) an
evidences OF disease transmitted from the pared
stock. a few doses of the Renorating Resolra|
will eradicate every vestige Of the disease ID
insure the child sound and healthy body.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-03

BE Generous.-Man becomes estrang-
ed from his fellow-man by the lack of
generosity. No man can say that he is
Independent of his fellow-creatures, and
that he neither needs their aid nor their
sympathy. A man may possess untold
riches, and yet he is no less dependent
being--dependent in health upon his fell
low man for aid in protecting his civil
rights, his life and his property-in sick
ness, dependent for care and skill in ward
ing off the fearful assaults of disease
and, in death, dependent upon his fellow
men to be borne to his last resting place.
BE generous, then, to thy brother-man,
for sooner or later he will be called to
render you service, such as gold cannot
purchase.
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SECOND DAY.

DTUOUPtI IIOTSCS.
A well authenticated Pedigree must accom-
pany every animal exhibited under this class
I Jsor haet ,roI stallion thorouoh hred S05
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-03

1.-THE charges for entering articles at the
Fair will be the same as heretofore.
No Premium will be given on any article not
embraced in the list, and it will be expected of
the Judges, in all cases, even where there is COM
petition, to withhold the premium when the ar
ticle or animal is not considered worthy.
All manufactured articles must be exhibited in
the name of the maker, and no premiums will be
allowed when it is discovered that such is not the
case, nor will any article be allowed to be exhb-
tied unless manufactured within the State of Mis-
sissippi. M mah
The secretary will be on the Fair grounds on
the 18th October, the day preceding the first ex-
hbtion day, for the purpose Of receiving entries,
and it is hoped that those who can will make
their entries on that day, so as to avoid confusion
while the exhibition is going on.
The Executive Committee indulge the hope
that all those who have been designated as Judg-
es may find it convenient to attend and serve but
if any should be unwilling or unable to do so, they
will please notify the President as early as practi-
CABLE that others may be appointed in their stead
The several Committees of Judges will please
signify their acceptance by reporting themselves
at the Presidents stand each morning on which
they are expected to act.
The exhibition will commence at 9 o'clock, A.
NJ, each day.
VIM F. WALKER, Prest.
C. G. SCoGGIN, Sect'ry.
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"Go it, I'm tough,
And, villain, you shall find Tn up to snuff"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-03

L. B. Gillian, Fleming Hodges, Capt
Bowen, w. p. Gillespie, Chickasaw
Robt. Raspberry, Adam Lagrone, J. L
Cason, Monroe; t. B. billiard, Johr
Shannon, PontOtoc.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-19
5rettoe, oen 19. %Sfoocunber 1855.

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GBrdnen. sic rpUleu tlbeE ibre Wange bin,
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Or. 80afee
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ct a5t sig Gruiebriste Yreiie.
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Ter1Ag.
Eao oaly A TIMORE WEKCER . pu iih
sEary morning (ckcept Sunday and il delivere1
Carriers to City Subscribers at Z Cts. per week.
The WECKE is also delivered in the Cities OF
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail subscribers of the daily WECKER
IS. so in advance. i
AS- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER ia pubiis.
aed every Friday at 81 per annum and VI per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
~ .Gt ..a..T ~. I..GG..- H.r #frtt
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TO- 1853.

the certainty Of being able IN conjunction Sit other houses
10 bns suspension Of the Bank Charter 81 IN case
Pr, for money that might any time thr'Hs - ofns
them peril. A. the hight II the recent "nch N ~
the Bank severely tried tbs nf luu
fcompellsd seek assistance in the shape 81 ateuP -
sdyar on bills they rad discounted % the o
on se day; and o the . that they bal - ~ VI
aged cr their business have been uh m
this position that the chief which lei u The issn u
The Government letter authorizing The Bank pat ou' t' De-
yond prescribed by th"ir charter Although the muse
has baby scapsd will hi. former ocasos
OF psn especially those Of 1887 and 1884, ia sid that the in
in csh which falls 70 Mr.. Chapman his withdraw Is
: 800 oo1
The nd OF he year has also the evme, from act'ye
business Of Mr. Horsey Palmer whose II the most
Honorable the entire body Of British mech ants H
partner yesrs Mr. Marklop likewise w1hdaws ald
ID. firm efuh d. D.u, Palmer Co. The second name
being that eldest Mr. H1rsey Palmer Nj Palmer
visited New Ik in 1872 upon the attempt az reppdiie the
ms a The English holders Of the bonds Of the Nor.a Aueci
Tut Company and the recent Judgment which AFTER fifteen
hgEiion resulted in the defeat Of that movement
must proved happy him. He is about
70 apparently vigorous bat sensible, ncycEhe
l,ss ofthe iLEunites VI that period Of hr
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MEETING or THE EXEMPT FIREAEN.


The Association of Exempt Firemen held their regu'
lar fifteenth annual meeting last night at Fremen 3
Hall Mercer street. The attendance OF members was
very good. PHILIP w. ESGs, esq, the President was
IN the chair. After the usual routine business was
transacted the association was organized for the year
1853 by the election Of the following officers Pres-
dent Philip w. Engs; Vice-Presdents, Zophar Mills,
A. Ockershausen; Recording Secretary, G. Wheeleri
Financial Secretary, Francis fagadOrn; Treasurer,
Joseph NJ. Price; Fire Department Delegates, j. l..
Smith, A. N. Turnbu.
The report Of the Treasurer shows the funds II the
Association TO be in : most prosperous condition.
The total amount collected from all sources during the
pact year was 1888 ~ and the expenses amounted
during the same period TO 1913 Is. The total amount
IN the Treasurers hands and subject 10 draft is 1881 H.
The report adopted The Chair stated that there
two scholarships in the University vacant, which
to be filed by the sons of hremen. Ii would be
well for those who desire TO give their children fin
ished education TO apply for these positions without
delay. The Chair also stated that during the year
1857 eight exempt remen haddied, and in all but one
instance the Association had paid due honor to their
deceased brothers.
A chapter continuation of the History Of the New
York Fire Department written by L. w. Engs, esq,
with the year 1903 and speaks of effort made about
That time, TO found school for the children of fire.
men, which was not great success, as the Public
School system was beginning to receive public favor,
about that time. II alluded TO the great fire III 1a
ham street. in 1871, where 100 houses were burned,
and several lyes lost. II closes by referring to the
patriotic in which the fremen volunteered in
defense of the city during the last with Great
Britain, and speaks highly of their conduct. After
the reading OF this paper the meeting adjourned
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DIED..

ALLAIR-At Hackensack. N j. Tdesdey Jan. 49, Agnes
U, friend, are invited 20 attend her funeral Thursday 2s
IL o'clock at the Second Reformed Dutch Church without
further notice.
sIKENs-A No l5o Sullivan street on Monday Jan i8 Of
consumption Mary Akens wife of John Akens in the SOth
year Of her age.
49, suddenly Isaac Asep in the 5sth year Of his age
BRADLEY-M No 2 Division street on M9nd@S Jan I,
Theodore C. Bradley child OF James ana 0sthane l. nsey
aged years months and dsys
S COBB on T Ms 'r Reb5sa B Ss so
Or MELLo-In wilamsbursh Monday Jan 49, at o'clock
M, william De Melo snave OF Madeira aged q years y
YULLER--In williamsburg Tuesday morning, Mr. PMlO
The friends the faus nvtedto attend the funeral No
Second street tomorrow at O'Clock ?,
Albany and Rochester papers please copy
yoRBEs-on Monday Jan 10, Colin " O. Forbes, aged 81
TIE friends snd relatives of the family invited to attend hi.
spIns .tse wedne;dsy IAN 20 =. 81 ococs without
by the early train to st. Andrews, Orange County
eAYLoRD-In Hudson avenue, North Bergen, j. on Mon
Jan s Frederick Mead only son Of F5ed.Tick and Caro-
eldest Of Janice @ Haylsnd deceased in bic ss
tend hs funeral at St Marx. Church "Wednesday
t34 O'Clock.
HAYwARD-on Friday JAN 1s at Brookvie Long Island of
consumption, Wesley R Hayward aged ~ years .. -,
HsR-ln this city Monday, Jan. 49, after short Illness
Charles C. Miller In the 44th OF his age.
His viii be sksn to Harrison, Westminster County Tor
intsrmenf.
MoORE-A No. 15 West Twenty fret street Monday, Jan.
I9 Jesnne infant daughter Of Elias and Louisa Moore
NORFIT-At Chicago Friday jan g. Of typhoid evr Dr.
John G. Mosht, formerly Of Maryland
REILLY-On MONDAY Jan IS at the Hospital Of Saint Vim
De Paul In Eleventh street between Sixth and Seventh
avenues, Bernard Reilly % years of age.
The friends Of the requested 70 attend the funeral
ct n o'clock on Wednesday, 10th.
Albany papers please copy
TA9GART-On Monday, Jan l6 Bernard Taggart aged 81
end 24dsys.
TIE fends and acquaintance Of the family and those of his
brother Mcbse respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
"Wednesday the goth nst O'clock from his late Residence
No ic1 Willow street, Brooklyn without further invitation
Tate, IN the eFh year Of his age
VARlCK-on Monday Jan. 49, Mar, varick, aged s. years
month, and 10 dsyS
Due notice Of the funeral will be given
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pRoyfssovs-rbe Pe.s murte. opspsd firm, b., :,
tie eo-e selGss .s ,, asp.ed Re .ss. a.. $40 BIZ q
.n va " ~ r Mess; sii for Prpe Mess Thin ass
- FOR Prime Beef IL steady and the demand -
1 ~ he ioc, trade ssc, b5l a 51Ss 50 Pune,
4jGsl Cor Mess $3.50 ~ Pa .sa ~, ~ de-, ~,
~ ad ,,im, firm sales Of 40 bbls. and cs a. si09;.
BA Is spsre demand sss d 80 os. Sss .ao',
- - o. Cu NJ ats and IA a d, ses Of
$50 hhSs and ,os at sdsicor Hams tod aet fo s9ssers
I'M ssis 81 Bitter IN lair request llSc e, oho
snd ~ ale for STATE Cheese !; se.dy 49, D'''7'
se9snd !. trife active sale, o. 20 .rees
AZ q a3i for common SO choice The mAfAe sJ
h'sIy ,Rs.PTims Newossn. ba. been landed spdsy sd
5 as hVs, ,IHPS: T sSS sD s7h. AFTER ys
IN, 10 hbi, choice. The market ecpeIsiy u sieady WEB
irolrrrte sDand Refined ds Al loc Tor 0faso7 o0ha
'n iSere b., been speculative movement 70 Def 10
duesd y sssw ,s us.p ns on eredt and tbs. on ions
rope I'D Of he cash system a eeioF. se"esSy
packs San Juan Deer So 9. % p's. -
a. &c . tale .. t essh s1 ,iudns Il bale. Inferior
~ .S. also Olo Texas st 2sc, nos ess v cent mo-
sFFDS-The inquiry moderate for Coyereed =, sla$c
Tmohy Seed held higher ;he demaad is sai Z, sc
d 81 is Calcutta Linseed 1, dull and heayy D bush,
cash .t-k accommodating some ja' bags os'ns een
srTcEs-Ws sesf Of further sale. Of Numes. a. S'as1,
SHOT ouie, a SS5c. les. the usual cssb.
sPELTER moderate requests sales OF tune nave os'n
TFks%Tbs p6dency of an suction sale announced for
bs. mied the demand the trade. An invoice 81 90
pks Young Hyson and Twsnsy OF crop Gens tro 90
Chow Foo sold to-day being ts first sae OF the es'oS a.
what considered fair prices out OF tins market e"
Greens Offering except 10 Nous buyers who are rev.
TOBACCO-The market continues steady and iaf den~n
pr,yss Gales Of 70 hhd.. Kentucky At 00l iac9dns .,
bids liic leo bales Havana 50ASc 20 cases Forda ~
l5d2 sn8 by auction, = hhts inferior 20 tue MaysYle a.
6ldl5lc.. average Sll 81 b l'O 10.
TSBlok Tin !. rhe qisi bat price; do no: yary Ps.S.
tend upward; bu the transactions sill limited we now
quote IL Sil0SlI 25 s l. e. Coke AZ 50 So toSe
Terue 81 + D; and Charcoal re1ne a Z 10 IS
TALLOW-Hoders rm the stock u lsht the demand q
about equal the suppy sses Of Is 600 prue City az Vc
x usb Fat IL In good demand a. 6sc. cash.
WHISKY The is shade better and more sc:ive sses
Of IBIS 40 NJ a 2lc -
WHALEBoNE continues quiet, small sales Of Cs;ks' 81
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The Directors are: Amos p. Stanton, President
Seymour /. Hustled, William II. Cary, John kemrn'
George s. Rowland, Thomas Brooks, Alexander stud
well. John Schenck, Fisher Howe, Purcell Cook,
, Lowell Holbrook, Chas. c. Belts, Henry A. Kent.
The Mechanics, Long Island, City, Atlantic,
Brooklyn, and Wiiiamsburgh City Banks, oil OF
Brooklyn, have sent in a communication to the Com
mon Council If that city, stating that they cannot
afford pay any oogerthe rate Of interest at present
allowed on the city deposits. They offer to pay here
after interest on the average balances at the rate OF
= cent per annum.
We understand that the Rhode Island banks have
completed their arrangements with the Suffolk Bank,
Boston, for redemptions upor the same terms as the
banks of The other New-Englsnd States. The notes
of the Rhode island banks viii, doubt, in few days
be received at the Metropolitan Bank
The bills 81 the HOLSTER Bank redeemed by the
Receiver at Buffalo; those Of the Agricultural and
Dairymen's Banks by the Receiver at Herkimer the
difference Of exchange being charged TO the holder.
Messrs. Thompson Bros No. Wall street, quote
Currency, Land Warrants, &c, this week follows:
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MARRIED.
BR0WN-KIN(

BROwN-KING-On Tuesdsy, Jan s. at Honesdale Penn by
the Rev Mr. Skinner Edgar " Brown of NewYok, 20 Miss
Hannah T. King ofthe forIaer place
EvANs-HOYT-On Monday, jan IL, by the Rev Ebenezer
Wiseins, d. D., John w. Evans Miss Emily G. Hoyt,
daughter the late Jonathan Hoyt all Of this city,
MORRIg-BURKE-In Brooklyn, Monday, Jan 10, by the
Rev. Henry Blanchard Mr. r. X. Morris Of P9tsVie Penn
Mise Enen Burke Of Brooklyn.
SCOFIELD--YORK-On Monday Jan g. at the residence OF
Mr. Francis d. York Philadelphia Jefferson County, " " by
tbe Rev J. Day Mr. D. H. scOfeh TO Miss Eliza A York all
Of the above place
WILBOUR-BEEBE-In Providence, r. l., Monisy, Jan.
10 by The Rev Dr. Waysnd Charles Edwin W.lbur Of New
YorE TO Lote NJ daughter ofhe late Rev. Edmund Becbe
Of Boston.
WEATHER sPOON-WEIR--At the Pacific Hotel, Thurs
day, jan. a. by tbs Rev Mr. Farmer Mr. James Weather.
Miss Jessie Weir youngest daughter OF
iNsp. NJ Weir esq, of Glasgow, Scotland
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NEBRASKA.
r,,r I.EGIsL AZURE DISPERSED BY A MOB.
al Tho NJ Y Tnbnre.

TIE LEGIsL AZURE DISPERSED BY MOB.
t,stus psodsnce Of The N Y. Tneure.
FroRESct, Friday, JAM =, 1888.
In the Territorial Legislature yesterday bib vas
introduced for the removal of the Territorial Capital,
vh.reupon posse Of the citizens Of Omaha interiered
10 proven, any legislation that subject, and gen
sra melee ensued, in which pistols and bowie-knves
were aourishcd TO a charm The Speaker was dragged
Non his seat and violence threatened any further Ct
tempt was made 20 dis arb the present seat Of Govern
ment al Omaha--the best argument in favor Of Its
removal possible to adduce.
TLis morning both branches met and adjourned 70
meet at this place tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock, bys vote
Of more than two-hirls OF the entire body. under
rapd that the omaha LegtsLG,ure," consisting of
seven men, has organized and viii proceed to pass
ouch bills az the interests of the ely seem TO demand
while the Teryoral Lgisotarc will egislate for the
Territory at large, in tie Se'g eapia unawed by the
ONAHAs.
The weather since the first Of December has been
the pleasantsst of the yea,nO wind bright skies dry
road, and warm, balmy atmosphere. I'mSer saw
anything half so fine elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
Barring Brothev. e. Co.'S Circular.

Per, fserfcd.l LONDON. Friday, Jan. ], 1857
Our Cocuial and Foreign Produce markets still closed tor
the Chr.tuas Holiday. and viii reopen on the ''h instant
~ Jmsnd snG 6d2 iesrrr for the week TEA COFFEE and
torToN also inquired 6. better .es 4oxEI eay AZ -
Far SILVER Sill Mexican DOLLARS ) uoml. ANEKe.y
EleLEs7s2 pornLo4Ns: Spanish n Sps,h AnsTi,a s
coTrvFIThs maTEsaas arner aud Plantation
Naive Ceyr sold ST. and 200 hsss couol 1aty Of ma
Zee, import price kp, secret also 900 bags K' on the spot
Sor1os in demand but holder. willing % ss and , e,s
tas Al Liverpool tie sales for .ns week are 4'
bales. and prices desrcri mid Orleans tlot ,,.
,v Inc c SSe.asn r Eas.i ~hest 9I'
strrn.d quite White American Wheat 40 @4S aud ked
i more d. msad f5r Wish quote Rail- ss
Bar s6d Sc S. free On board Wae Scotch Pigs 81 so
SIX S 70, %lst 9Sg 3 ~ on 81 ! ySSs 1856
LIZ. .PT d S0 Hssr. f ha me tone Holder. Of sn.ed
parcels opposed 20 rsazr srd ire CALCUTTA samples s
an be me Of YIN % u p2 H. eo Ia. sod ST. dcv
ered A. outpor ard small advance on this price has been ee
cu,d f0 similar arrival TIE total import - London dIns
in 1855 in 1885 10000 in 1854 aad $40 900 in 1855
For LNsEED CAKES there Is good consumpe dehahu'
omsI1n Fish nothing doing Lnseed the spot has ad
Up June 3d. Rape cute st previous rates Foreign Ne
6nsd. 46d45 Brown. 40 an. co'Oana'' 40 94li' Palm
Rc, attracts more attention. and about 5000 bag.
At g. ard Dgoon at sail for cash. ,
s,IqrErES frner; small sales ofs p refracon A.
and IL q al 81. -
demand chou the week.
aud prices have since the close of the
ayI.t The follows 1000 bags Ciiyet
Msnils on The got at SO SO bids Cuba SO i2 6oo0
BAGS Bengal Khanr % Gnpstta Date at 50 "a ana astt
Eve csreoe OF Havana boxes No II a. 2 4S0 boxesSo
I6k 10 ii al Is boxes No II n % 1870 boxes No 1910 10y
and 5000 boxes No II at q g. all for ports in the United
Kingdom - II, . 49,,
for delivery up 10 March -, ,,o, -
1897 Foreign in rather demand Straits 100 dlO Bancs
1922 nominal.
SPTITER finn at f23 Is 9f2I. -,
Tr,-The market Is very firm AMI holders are demanding
higher prices common ConSous have advanced to II y 10,
buvrrs ,,
TuRPESTNs-In Rough have sales 70 report nominal
prce g. spirits steady so for English and 81 for American
in CASKS.
AMERICAN STOCKS quiet, without variation In prices