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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
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WEDNESDAY, sept SIT J. 4.
We three days later aovices from Essrs ~ mo
telegraph FROM uslas, announcing be arrivals tsas port
II the Ass The commercial news Is favorable CInsols
Lad ma.nts sed themselves 81 the Last qaoss.ops--
eGE B-havrg beea urnfuencsi By the Chi-ess nsEG.
Gotten Lad advanced eighth, sEd breassuns 49, pro
vsoss steady. Alossher considering the previous
rec tta nev. ravs be considered quite favosshje.
ne stock market tls rBornieg very dull al
&es'Ae, The cnly stocks Ia which az animation rss
seen beipg Fachs Mail and Erie. The latter warmot
mo sctis ~ isrty BY the prospect which many people
lnhk excellent, ~ settlement o. the dispute Wa tne
'en'A' . Fht1elphIa 70 morrow, and partly by tbe
neFs % Zoe osB erect I'd BY tho Atlantic snd Great wos
cil roEj which vii Be feeder cf the Esle-whsn i
OoA@ he ''eeA opened TisiG, rose 70 tx, and fen
1879 Atf ~ bead 70 ia, Ps.iae Naa Il chiefly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

TIE Bruiah sesmssip sdinburg Capt Gun MI T. saire
yesterday fcr oia,so~ with 1l3 psasenx.ra
scIE AsDaEw Straw ssT7here VISA sesssrsGv sboartsal
collation. provided hoard rchr Arsrc~ Stewart,
Capt Jcrdsn Abrams the feo. of Canal street KR
his sckr vas tua By Smith, % pa.Oaoxua LII ~ ID
fruit nafe ard i admirably sap'ed ~ tA.t su.incs
WIS for he FIT s .eserdss oren . lie q
putH,
Tn Toes % Bsax AsYrrcwvv arp pi-rrrrs rivrs~
We Grd te following r,rclsg. q Do oss n ss-S Hsy
and ihe -rche,y lss q ne ID gnFsh ptpars
fe-slvet ~ re Fuises. "a VII "a thal eaesn ives
wrs Zoe, ~ 'ccss'on II has tecre gated tai b.
ans,a orcvnes. Tho ship Cairo. wcos er Of sew
Scrs, ART, "a q, n'f hArhor Agg.G. ~ via e. -
from fayaorAh f1r oeerA wish csrssn " r r,a n
he ecnp bftk syno.er, ani portion X ~ trSw D,
ID to.rd whom she bal picked 10 "A sra ras
MAJ flower aeled icn sew Crlssrs fr ~ tuv sst
with = cargo Nantes viii a. n hA-a.
asvsrees ne ear.sn'r VIE ani three cssia st -
. s,.hs z, md ~ i.s - NJ ,rs - ss,ss
wife = ne and Two osoia
Anf bureau tih re- shrrr zsrnf~d 70 gelon he ttF
r. p v. ~ ed 'h NJ 1--WE P PS ~ rae
asps r. ss,5 on Tor s.f 80 soar hen he ro.erss
EsbaAs art s2enioprsst bscse awsr sad The fkp
nshsn two 90, .sS nSrd Nc. Be.sey Ia steward
r x. a ~, o,sr. IA. ,e Ssts 4. < IN sr
bui si,h . proap.ss o. ev.aasy lives
~ s-.fs IN he oa-ar ss A Sos a =.
's e, WI 49, "a sT ssy I'd 'ss *, srr,so .ss
ara srvurh, ,hs, m'o Gers sursor c.p..r rst ,A
srs1ds or DC sressts h. ard he rem nan OF Bis crew Isl
e,p.I, re sHsTssa ccass
Bule ArH.r tou no a.shs syors tee'ore r-pc.,e
sSr sr s.i Ss "a 5 s,ps so a r. esos.s
Lizard a st.sspc. Tom vr,essrs insneirg 9 yros..d
bid ound reccs,.ry % run he BRIG sbsr- IN en- sissi
a. .. s ss. sr p ss g,s 70
an sof sgec.e VERY All bad been saysd. and ~ss for
rcgp rraa X rRy -Vfl,oa b.Gne rep-,,.i be.p. p.iH
more tom spsns S,n ssi.d from dofp I.lard aug aud
.sss ,s s.:s a.s sss sstT sT,,os rider
heads, and fore snd r1A,rcrmas, raging
FsnK Ctfyy pulled upon N. nS 20 0ily vh.Ff rev
pos sd ,s.ei, * . s.aeS - W. pump Sr
sssu, I've ice, t.cw sSee Se es e Ter sos .a sa
70 DO arr ss shs Probsbiy net worn rsparsr
sca Mass Hiis lays = The same 2lscA me dssnsre
L.uScHtp- AT Wexford an inst BY Mr. r y,a:sr ss,u
q s.otona called the 1emplar She Owned by
~ has, ~ ~. an he yud Or yea,rs aaussca Bro.
Rclor awned ey se budsrr BE cons audsi ~ CAPT
old A. Ne. Bedford stb, sohr flods of Fsrh,vsn wit
I'D ron rsw BSaiora 10 ..p FLORIDA, Horih P.eiao
Gsoespse psY ssou March ~ ts-l v.oh.si, co-sv.
e sewpcr,, io.- g.isy ret, bursssr. ,,.ncsopp
otcks ewept &c, IN gale IN for ror>ss hsa bss
Rssid i,og, gply 90 lassw 70, . v, F,ahsrp eaga
/, ~. ~, 4. segs,' g gsSs Ess,.
%. clean; lnEswan Eeih, ss't III sp rrhr .n,s1uc.
stiiscn SesS /. sIes VI cs.isa sawssa SorTs
81 :, bermuda "a MI sssr Fslyr. sca q sa's rom
ca Fssa JAY Il sacr,u er,- persr wsspor. ocsa. ~
WsD. pcts psssd bn soh 81 June rsrts q wIecs,
6eess ad in ss,s IL aness s,sasSsd osoo,
sgosencr Ea 8ay. asy ;, orcgoa c's, etc.uP'r, go
vi llVsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

gan at III 2s far white Southern al 81 80 q 40 ADd
prime choice southern whit. was n 81 40 81 49,
Corr MAS RreT, "a! ac.vs tac Eses embraced aolat
seceo bushels, including woe;Syu mixed It Gsiss.
sec 'cr hsrsec aac 7cu rec ssr srsnd cssg 60 osea
Seo,besn u &c.,; Jesvey ye'sw =, $50 csc end saan
efI yeilor ~ss al sec SIC Oats dull ioxers
win tsies d State ana Wes.ern AT asc 4sc. 500.
IoffkS - TIE iassbss III reT and closed " az al
VI about ore.fourth Of Fer pound ihe s.es
embraced sbous 1900 bags Rig nc. HE; 90 d.
Hsrso.!oo q ilho; 200 do Jss aca .: Exc aaa ITO
COTTON The market xss hsmcr with Gaiss Of aaou,
sfCo bales, ciosns ~ 1870 1915 for miaaiins up
FEEoEls tine rates 10 Bri.ish ports we're ratser
lfmsr 70 ilgespee! about 1900 heie. nolr Se1e On.
seese !. rs ca ara 1870 bis ros.a = Ia T0sre
lo,rius 70 Glasgow London 10 Ausrsna
good. al 25c PEI foot Rates oF California wsro atasy;
&c clipper iho Gsatip has heeL pm; on tn suoos liz
pay wa GIN, with sales Of aboa. COO bales al 5nc
boFs e1ntiOued 10 DO armls Aea. without change Of
MosNssrs -sses Of 10 bhds Cuba musco7ado were
made q. 2fc.
NAVAL s,oRss--rre market steady, with sales Of
M ,s nv oI 80 = = ihs aSs an bs
ciuoe tuYrentine a. IS 10 per $50 los.
% we're .sa3s IN .ass p s99c. s.0So a ss sn a
loving report Of that arSe, joT ise week ending 9th
ns' lhese las hcea lees deroaad ior sperm duis tho
att Hees but the market ie hin; lhe trsnsa.soEs il
cuae Gales OF 800 Dbs =. 81 a.; ana otb DO u laces At
81 "a per Palsn. Whale Is IN atr dsaoa wih0nt any
material CAaDse III the tssb n C-ISo VI
20co bbs 81, per sailcn, 200 obs a. oic,
leo co. black oil a. 47c $50 pos souta sl e.. S23
per gallon WhAlobtre--ihe etls TRANSACTION in bone N
ihs market since last 10 sale CT Ao0o i5s South Sea
CT yrice not TRANSFERRED
PROVISIONS --Pork-Tbe ms-sst 1as drlder, and ssles
npde 10 he extent 81 scoat 500 hbis including q.
SIT &C. thin $40 rs clear SO IS $40 So ard prime
n. SIC &c beef f-r .as sxlss hracec aoon.
l25 ohs., including country mess a. Sl ST. re-
packed Western SlS 81 Si4 90 aud exlr- a. sic q
$50 sman 'ot . prime risss WIS reported - s25
Reel DAMS unchanged. bscon ~as firm At exc. q
lie I'd in Cspir md sVith Gale M
tbs. 8. II so. llIc Cut nea.s Gra, GLile saies
we're limited, al nneha1sed prices. Butter ari caeeae
we're unchanged.
gIcE-S.ies q eco cssss were made ~ 80 50 slL.
SPICES sales 1900 lasts OF cssss were made - 25c.
Go.
SUGARS The rpslke. see without further charge,
wbe me fG'as embraced ahon $50 hbSs within the
OF 1ac Stn email L. al sac and 500 boxes *
$40
soArsaes 81 Ico boxes ,nsde TO arrive q. o1lc and
a fH:l 10. On thc spct, a. ~ 4c
hosEy.-Seies 9! $40 rerces, hhos. slr OIL. C17a
IA bono, we made III $40 ana 80 .sscss no
rse stc2iac 62hc 100 bble. 20. have been Slapped
from hands leaving small stccs m band
NEisKlY. --Seies OF 600 bble. were made y. AKA
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CLEARED


NlhAhri -
Steamship City OF baltimore tSr) Let.n, IveypooiJ u
Dale,
ettfWshlp iboc lie Grsnl Hsmssy, FE7GLhsh--E Crow
vel 4 Co.
bcesruShir Meanwhile, Murray, ,oirrc III
Ton 20.
stssmfi,p Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk AS-D I.n6iSra
siean Tip Loeus; Point BAKER. Baia,noreH Cromwell
4 Co
s1Ip a Ssorsr Copne.y New o,leazt--J & sga1d Co.
Wp fo.tls mpton. [ RI. New Orloa5a-@ II brigham
SHY GfehrfA on sF1sL q. John Nd sns lrlesr.
ship Negnnpcook Err h'cn Dsrh IA s PEEK eco
Pail M 5mbr E4u4ders 3avssson-J L. Brewer Co.
Efig Merry Johrrcn 81 Pierre Ggh.<r
5rig pnicn tbr) Armstrong, St JOHN ME- Wsisr sy
Co
pTig rricn fFr) s..its .. rohc TR-n nAvolT.
Brig ii y aieh, aeeAe ElizabsAuos.-C a u j SetsIs
Schr Queen tie scsh VIZ eeer, Goole-Y furl
hui.
s.is MsheSs Brsdley EfeGe-i III shurg--vsp Brunt
ss.h,
81! Jossphinc Wet. bury James Iiyer--V.a graut
glsglt
sclr Mirror Emery. pcltlsrd-G teaich Co.
flccp srettrs R4srolds HttAtal- AAsi-r.
Coop Poiater, Fowler Esttgi--i X my.
ARRIVED
shr Tra TELL rurch Liver pool July a. vi nssc and
- psttenFers, % EeSd Etrehen Au. Il he Grand
hsLs rtSke hhI tcnfs seTtsgeTahee ~ lgra91s7 ~
ts.' 49, 1 rs, ~ y, ~ ~ ~ -. ~.
~. Z, ,,n - sa - y I, nss. o.
~ es. ,tby 70 res, Il 90 - 100 St mover * 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
Political Intelligence.

Slv~r CAsrpArE roR c0assKss IL n. B.-r, the
sleEo. .sssaIiss Lac AEnoalce4 hl-ssil - csa
t.oAc ~ 60 ss,s ae FSElA coasg< sx.ol& cs.sc
I,fsce.h's. - heTe 30. asusn chance q! his alec
Acn, sCLla- !. "a qi,e usuecetsass ~ ..As .y par
rcu.-T .acs &c ascvltsn Asw be ss4cas 80 10 scsss
QUESTION.
CorRyrgy uxrvENS EriroRs The stos q ne cAleaso
Herald - O! 81 brother ci,4s n the Hla.as .s.or
aerR the organ X Jaass Doasss-tbs. ~lsl nstA,so
'tEt ~ ,ouf produce Letter w~tgn ~ Fr Cox c5a-
tlrHs se ,sGeVsse Of the extract o1--usd ia lie
teast, uee aeiotrsies vslicousy .r5,y - FroE-
rSly, - sc etocr aud mar; LAD 81 aefe p.tAcy
hfsu4 t, htfor. beaver tas V2rb, a.aa aaa dsEsa-
rrsos la 20
LooVvo ,Hs4p rte state c.r.rs r-1.ocrsils Csm.
Tttse y K,a.OsEy ssve Publsh,a cell ior coayt1.
t.sl &c DC held EIEakort ca ps Isth d SArca neN.
t. rorrirf's cs--ids'cs for Go~suor saI other siAs
cfbcssA
IAN Iu.ky RsscUE CELEBRATION The 1SGavsrssry o
sae lssse q: 1he slsvo Jerry, At syrs;ute - sgsn
ce b-ftsd % re Jet q ostobsT. Csrr sSA AID Sggss
Desssss AT A.sCuroe4 - SPEAKERS shS Ocs.s,on.
P<sris,N I0prSAIs At Arcr1ox--Eh he Petersburg Oa)
rswova;, ltic Why eiscoEiel:sG, itzo.rsIc stesl,
sad sle ssyl-Zs4 Gs.ysa, bsisnga. - Lo SlGw oo.sa
esro-Tncy o. the soa.h, 10th Sdversrci 70 DO sod
rsdsr The harEGr
lEITER ATTEND Canvas --Ha9. -ntdisUs
s-s, TIC rsrubso ca d,ds,e FOR Congress In the
Eroh ehtricl n PenntyivAn,s hn brcrg !, :, ACT, n
ssl'eSt We tshof ~ papsr 10 LsocAsbr TO- hoe
ccor Borrow Pt'l'p n. Forks, the iercsrs..c cAa9
datc iof Co3gre's tr- ast oislss u nois,
t"Ss ps.ois sanaoAe. ne ~As oeaen lie ofs' TINE oy
% Min' II s'ssf' nov soSesr !" lu-os' VINO oos'a
70 "Sl,n . ~ no.S "a sha nc second
.ae ee'-ta - hoh' iymAo lfoaou1i' ~nO aid E''
Y. - y '"' f'oSte " aN'es ia
~ ~.1't ueaa 'te'o' 70 80 se'a.. To- aAIo', rhea
" "'N - 1885, = ." ''A-" o. fah0' anu ~
Fs-Ae ~'sNAV- '""' - 70 N'"A - s"' ta'N
WISCONSIN -~fts republicans vi hold the!' safe con
vcsuGn o. g.c an q Ocobrs, in toe CIV ~ Nsd,on
-. 49,. =. -, so-..,.,,,, -. -. -, :. -.
.....tt.. - 49,. ....,. = -. = -. /,
~ ~
taAe a. rscoiul uea'hres 70 issgre rs - nous sod
vrrroEs ae1n sn1 the perfect " n Hs ssa ar4 s-sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

The market Is yell supplied with al descriptions, but
u VERY tull indeed The receipts have baen heavy,
ard The msrket dull, that there have shipped
bsts 10 Albany dmipF the past week quite puu,sar
tcders being altogether unwilling 10 dispose 0f their
stock AZ tong there beiag keknooa Of sny
ndvence in pYcss fer time ahead &c 9ns a. tna
tpss continue ~ heavy. There Ii dsmsad co.
prime eneep thar any other descrrn, " og sags Ani
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

UantH'tn tonr vs. WNf0nt chfrFe tnf saies limited
urhn TIE ia 70 ol cur figures southern brands wefe
G5i vlb tta torn a. Inc HaFket 10 favor ~ purcha
re'e IL tales Vele CorSrs6 " about 100 . 500 hbs
W't the fxnrs or orr quotations. Corn meal vns "a
Is 81 fcr rcw Jof -. Rye hour WAS UNCHANGED and
ptce8 f:Cscy. Vfers--The market Yves qulat
go Hales un 10 about 1000 10 600
buede,s. fclutrg southern re- Al ri VI vi "a.
YER Ct 'ofIc southern ~ = II IL o9 fag white MOAB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

she market z fairly supplied with ves. n very far
average quality, but eyrrahzcc with the cattle market,
and prices have declined the best ernss brrgng only
&C., and many CT hem seirg at &c There are how
ever, poor and inferior than prime vcsls hand,
aud the demand 70, them N somewtst limited Tho
ersi paying price for good 10 fair about Sc and this
rtnge from Be- 20 Nc &C. very few sales reech,rg
bsh ~ the latter, notwithstanding there pTevatF fair
ier-rd for prime qualities The fetal recs'yt n all the
YARDS for the veek last and week ending scpscm-
her q. 1851 were a. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

Tue mwtet continues very dull ana The increased re.
cepte Of the week rendered the irscviy nctsed
las stI srrsrent There iaqsiFy Tor satio
ries, aud but moderate inquiry for tue osvnay. We
ro,ecd several very Inc cows, which held firm
"a ses but heard o. no tales q shove SEQ and oSy very
ftw $50 The general telling price for gcoa csr
logs about s9C $40 but very msty sold prices
ranging from ffs 20 a1sthose IL she ioter Ycoes being
Inferior Old cows, for which there little oqulry
even price. The total recept al the yards for
the week, ss week, and week eocg Eop.. o. 1857,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

"hhNtf1sANs fFn1 N-b r. NJ
tsrFe-- he sstss embraced about IS bhs pots Al &C.
9rAE@ rrffe i 1vr-Tne market vas without charge
"A rnrtBt ~ ta;icDe. While the demand for uprar
Fgstsg nocB,e. TO gses cngbfassd about no 900
hlls c'.trg wiz the rage OF about iLs folio : NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

sses Of Tho best Pave been eIscteo Al from 81 2b u
30; the later ncwevcr, sxIcme rate ana chtA0eds
seldom Il ~ ve do not irClade In quotations. Ian'
EUt ~ fc much inquiry, ana bling a. m1c =,
ssfs 0. - C 81 So the Total receipts a. all the yards
Ter the week. ssi week. and week cstDg September ',
1867, were Is f'ilr~s:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
BARlYlME INTELLlGBSCE.
ALMANAC FOR NEW ron

ALMANAC NEW YoRE-rHis
rs NOON ~
ius SETS 2. HIGH wArEE.......c eve II
\
Peat OF New Work, September ). 1854
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SWINE.
III receipts have been very heavy 1t the Western
vs,ts the demand beirs light prices declined. rns
ne we're fair ard several lots nue aud sold
.s'y nj pres quoted acove The total number received
lersons Wee.srn ysro ce9 bead, against gal
beea lefs week Quite large pnuber. was thought,
rersn over ursold The mares closed with
so~nw0d tendency sud beavy The reoeipts AZ toe
lsts oy Erie Ps.rs 6Iss; by Hudson River Railroad,
ISL; ny CAMDEN ard Arnbcy Rsirosd, Sc; by Albany
prcpepers, 1861 Total, 8,bO7 OF which were seat 70
Wes.siD ynso For,eh street. $685. SOLD, 4ts2 eis over
Of 49 LETT close OF last report making ar
tusl ior cr ceeed 1891 Prices have ranged
from &c. $40. according 20 quelty
ssCAPITULArIoN.
The total receipt. all stock nj all the yards for tho
vcis: laf week. ,ncs Isl January, ed corresponding
ueric5 last year, we've so,lows--
Bseees Csos veds Sae>p d Z S.osas
Ane,ten's 400 81 sS9 2S5 0,3's
o'Brens...... e2 81 60 lsaa
La. T'. ssss s ss ~ e. lssss s ss.i
Lei jan : lo7,oss 7.oi4 $3.50 274.lls sE,sse
Save uae, 's losSel 1c,io. 1855 2so,2lo tt,s9i
szoEIl1s sy NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
be New York and Erie Railroad for ae week ending SEP
enober s.
Csaic.............2ss lves,.............. 20
dogs.........sst...s o,IiI darsoss,.., ~
shstp ss.s....s.t. o;tOS -
Movements Ia Real Estate.
by 8. j. Checker, Son 4 20.
psreco House at Portchssser N Y. ......... ~ $50
lots roth eide Actin 1t ESQ u. vest Of liih az,
each $3.50. .s......... Loo
BY Adrian q Muller.
Heusc sDa lot 81 Walker street, l9Aic ..,.....lo2 zoo
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-28

PUBLIC MEETING IN ALABAMA meet.
ing was held In Coosa County. Alabama
on the 10th instant. Resolutions were
p'ssed, approving Of the policy Of the South
ern Commercial Convention-deplorn the
scarcity Of slave labor at the South-de-
cIaring the necessity Of Southern expansion
as forced upon US. whether in view Of n
Southern Republic or our equilibrium in
the Unon-that the South cannot eyad.
the storm going on at Washington-apro-
wing Ct the resolutions passed by the last
Legislature on the admission Of Kansas in.
the Union, declaring that in the opinion of
the meeting, the time had arrived for call.
ing convention, and expressing confidence
that Governor Moore will do his duty. The
latter part Of the resolutions was warmly
discussed, and was adopted, so says the
Seeetarys' report, (which we find ia the We.
tumpka Dispatch, "by an almost unanimou us
vote Of the whole crowd"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-28

'TnE WEATHER.--This subject claims
our attention again this week. Ofthe many
sudden and unusual charges that wc have
heretofore observed, the present il certainly
the most remarkable, and our planting com
muinty, we fear, will have double canse IN
remember it, rs in all probabilit, their buoy.
ant hopes of an early and bountiful harvest
are for the present dashed 10 the ground.
On Monday there was n continuous fall of
rain and occasionally it would be inrcrmix-
ed with sleet and snow. 1t fi-ed o:i some
time during Monday night and the result
was heavy frost the next morning. At
this time of writing TUESDAY mcrning) we
are not aware What injury has been done :;
1t is expected, however, that it il consider
able, especially to the wheat crops, which
are far advanced and were in fine and prom.
is;ng condition.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-28

ApsEETisISs.-The jndicious expendi.
tnre Of money in advertising is well known
to be productive Of good returns. A great
many persons. however, advertise, and per.
haps expend great deal in doing so, but
without pursuing it properly they fail TO
reap that benefit which they expect. There
are two general rules to be kept in view
which some experience in this department
Of business has convinced US are correct
ones. First, advertising to be successful
must be continuous. 1t is not so much
the length Of the advert sement which pays
in the long run, as the constant presentation
Of it to the attention of the reader. A man
takes paper and week after week and day
after day he sees the busines Of certain
man advertised until the man becomes al
most his friend and ncquaintace. Ifhe
should ever want anything in his line, he
naturally revsrts TO the advertisement, and
becOms customer. This arises from that
natural law Of association which, TO grea.
ter or Jess extent, governs US In all our
acts
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-28
SWindling Operations.

The New York police have lately been
active in breaking up certain swindinp Cd.
erati"ns in lottery schemes and gift enter>
priSes and also what purpor,rd to be nm
extensive West India Coffee company in n.
Y. This latter affair caused to be distribu.
ted some thousands Of circulars among the
grocers in various parts of the country rep
reseniing that they had extensive planta.
tions in the West Indies, and warehouses
in New York, and We're manufacturing n
ncS and superior article Of coffee which
they were prepared TO sell ut extremely
low prices. They urged the persons to
whom thee circulars were sent. 10 t,ons.
NIT IL or $22 so, or both for sawple pack
ages OF tse two qualities of the coffee, in
order that they might test the article be-
fore making larger purchases. Many indi-
yiduals promptly remitted the amounts, but
looked in vain fer the receipt Of the sam.
Piles of coffee. The Mayor received seyc.
raj letters from merchants, stating tha, they
hsd been the victims Of these spurious cof.
fee men.
Severai gift enterprise establishments were
looked into and the rroprietors arrested
and among the list we recognize the names
OF few who have been advertising exten-
sively and sending their flaring circulars
through the Southern States. People
should be careful how they take up with
extravagant propositions in the way of gift
enterprises. 1t is evident that some one
must lose by it and it is not likely to be he
who plays both hands and holds the stakes.
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nando Wood made what may be taken 70,
the last expiring words of his political lifes
Ny peace, my happiness now begin te
&emcnd share Of my attention. 1now de-
clare, in the presence of God, that am not
now candidate fer any office, nor do
believe ever shall be-" Good many no,cs
in MI that, but | an afraid they won't hold
out long BY the next nominating convcn-
tons they will turn into hens. remember
this is the man who was going to resign Sc
fast, if the nep Police law was declared con-
stitutiona', and then spent some blood and
$4,000 worth Of treasure, in fighting ii
when it was so declared. He continues g:
al am now n candidate for nothing" That's
cheap at half the money, and he will prob
ably get it.
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Our Court.

The Special Term of Court convened on
Monday morning. We were glad to per-
ceIve that his Honor, Judge O'Neall, was
apparently in good health, and is disposinr
OF business with his accustomed ability and
despatch. His charge to the Grand Jury,
we regret that we did not hear We learn,
however, that besides the usual topics of
local interest, some very appropriate re-
marks were made upon the Free School
system,, and that our obvious uses for a pen
itentiary were again urged upon the Jury
rs coming peculiarly within their cogni.
,zance. At this time of writing, but little
has been done that might be considered OF
general interest. True bills kaSe been
found in several cases for Assault and bat.
terry and for retailing without lcensc.-
These with other matters, will be noticed
in the next issue of our paper.
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Money Recovered

Oar readers will remember that seve
rSi months ago, some $4,000 in bills OF
tlta Pianters' Bank Of Fairfield was sto.
len, whlle in course of transmission by
mail from Winnsborro TO some point in
Georgia. Saspieloa rested upon Jesse
itabb and ms son.in law, Waters. both of
whom were free negroes. They were
tried and convicted. All Of the money
was never recovered, however. FROM
time to time, bills have been fouad about
the streets, and some Of the bins with the
figures discolored have beee traded off,
Suspicious were fixed upon certain pa,.
Ties. Our active Chief OF Police, Mr.. Bur.
dell, was put upon the track, and yester.
day proceeded to arrest a negro man and
woman, who are confined to Jail. The
Mayor. Mr.. Tradewell, hrs written on to
Washington and notified the Department
soi tlieiS arrest. $362 were found in the
possession of the parties arrested /; $5 de-
hominAtion, and ~ in change. To this
amount add sS5 Of same bills found on
the streets, and supposed 10 have been
cropped there TO get them in ejaculation.
or probably to attaci' suspicion TO other
parties, and there is now the sum OF
sano y ~ recent, recoyered.--
There .se strI ~ .e'icvu, At Leaf $1,000
Will out. = Sour Caroiiniap.
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North Carolina Convention.

We find in the Charlotte Democrat the
result Of the late Democratic State Con-
vention held ut Charlotte. Near five hun.
died delegates from the several counties
We're in attendance Gen. G. NJ Avery
was elected President. Upon the first bal.
lot Judge J. w. Ellis, Of Salisbury, receiv.
ed the nomination for Governor A mum.
ber Of speeches were made and res buttons
passed among the latter, we select the fol
lowing as the most worthy and TO The point:
Resoired, That we cordially approve of
the Administration OF James Bnch. .,nan, be.
IlevinP 1t to tie marked by ability. imparti-
aIlty, and devotion TO the constitutional
rights of all sections Of the country and
more especially do we endorse his position
in favor Of the immediate admission OF
Kaasss with the Leconpton Constitution
and regard that measure rs essential TO the
quiet OF the country. and an act Of simple
justice, the rejection Of whish can only be
viewed as n blow aimed at the equality of
the States in the Union