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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25

REMARKABLE PAENoMENoN.--A remarka
BILE phenomenon is promised in the heavens
on he evening before the next full moon
(the 28.h). which will not again occur for
nine cen Years. when two thirds of the
people now upon earl, will have passed
to the final rest. Al twelve O'Clock tina
night, the muon So near the full as TO ap
pear a perfect orb. will approach within ten
degrees of the merilian-iive degrees near
er to IL than the sun comes on The 2lst of
June. Seen from IN elevated posi- ION.
commanding the W hole horizon, il will be
a splendid sight.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25
STATE OF INDIANAl Motto. If Attachment,
FULTON COUNTY. No''e VI A''"''''''e' ~
Cyrus Robbins and Jesse Shields
]. T. Grimes.

]. T. Grimes.
NOTICE is hereby given, that have issued
Y an order of Attachment upon an Affidavit
made by Plaintiff, and delivered the same to
Constable to attach certain property belonging to
the Defendant. The Defendant is hereby notified
that have fixed upon Monday the 18th day Of
February 1858, 10 O'Clock, for the trial of the
same and that if he does not appear and give bond
for the release of the property attached before the
day of trial, will proceed to hear and determine
the cause, and in case Judgment Is given against
him. shall order the property to be sold to satisfy
said Judgment
JOHN ELAN, Just;se Of tire Peace.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25
feb25-14td

ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up, by Christian
IL Alleman, living III Green township, Marshall
county. Indiana, one pale red Steer, supposed to be
four yearssold, with crop off the left ear, and a
swallow fork in the right, and slit above the
fork in the same; other marks brands perceiv-
able. Appraised at the sum of twenty two dollars,
by Hugh Mccoy and --, Elisha K. Earl,
Justice of the Peace.
Attest PACKARD, Clerk
fsblS-l2s Narshsl circuit court.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25

@"God has given us another great
victory" said parson to sailor after a
naval fight.
You may think So" replied the tar;
"but if Jack hadn't worked the big guns
SO well. think God would have had but
small share in the business"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25

Philadelphia, Feb %.
Judge Kane has been dangerously i'll of
infamma ion oil the lungs, but is better
this morning
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25

ment. official testimony might not be nec-
essary, This resolution. together with four
or five others looking TO the examination of
all matter covered by the resolution under
which the committee was appointed. was
tabled a vote of against 7. A resolution
of Mr.. Adrian. inslructing the chairman
of the committee TO procure from the Safe
Department the census and registry of votes
taken in Kansas, with an amendment by
Mr.. Stephens. in accordance with law
was passed The committee adjourned to
"Wednesday next, in order in The meantime
to procure the documents called for.
Washington, Fob 16.
The colors of the House special commit
tee on the Lecompton constitution have
been unfurled. The committee met last
evening. Every member was present. A
motion was made to send to Kansas for
persons and papers. This was promptly
voted down without argument, and the
chairman instructed to procure complete
copy Of the record now in this city, and
have the same before the committee to-
morrow The majority have determined
that all the facts necessary t" be a.ceriained
can be learned from the record. and they
will report the subject back tohe House this
week. with recommendation iha; Kansas
be admitted under the Lecompton consiitu-
ton. The minority (seven) came prepared
with a string Of resolutions calling for full
inves'iga ion into all the questions connec-
ted with Kansas. with power to send for
persons and papers. The majority prompt
ly laid all these resolutions on the table.
A BEAUTIFUL PARAGRAPH-Thef follow
ins lines were taken from Sir Humphrey
Davy's Salmondia:
Il envy no quality Of The mind and i'll
ielect in others be il genius power, wit,
fincy--but If could choose what VA.
most delightful. and | believe most useful
10 me, should prefer firm reli sious be
lief TO any oiher blessing: for it makes liz
a discipline of goodness; breathes new
hopes, varnishes and throws over the de
cay, the destruction of existence. the mos
gorgeous of all light. awakens life even il
death. and from corruption and decay call
up TO beauty and divinity; makes an in
s'rument of torture and shame the ladde
Of ascent to Paradise; and far above al
combinations or earthly hopes. calls up til,
most delightful visions of palms and ara
maths. the gardens of he blest, and secur
ity of everlasting Joy whore the sensualis
anc skep,ic view only gloom, decay. ami
hilalion and dispair'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25
New Advertisements.
STdTE or INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, S.
; Attachment.

Before ]. H. Case, Center Township.
Noticeis hereby given to defendant, Moses Ratiiff
that i'll the above entitled caUse, the filing of the
affidavit and bond, and that the tendency of the
action and that the same will be tried 1t nv Office
in Plymouth on the 18th d,v OF March. Il Sc, ut 10
O'Clock a. M J. II. CASE. Justice. (Scal)
feho, lIte
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25
TO NON RESIDENTS


The undersgn with the County Surveyor will
on the 18th day of March, 1858, at 10 o.,
clock, a. m. OF said day, proceed to survey To-
cate the corners of his land in Section 9. town
ship 2, range east in Marshall county, Indiana.
to meet ON the premi es, AMI continue from day to
day until all is surveyed.
NOa presidents, who fail to meet the Surveyor nj
the time above mentioned, and defiay, or provide
Tor defrayng, their portion ofthe expenses of said
survey, i'll be returned to the County Auditor,
and such dunquencies placed on the tax dupli-
cate, and collected according to law.
feb25-l4td HENRY KALEY.
NSTRAY NOTICE.-Taken UP, bv Philp
IA Hupp, living in German township, Marshall
county, Indiana, one estsay colt, supposed to be
two wears old next spring, a light bay mare colt,
with large white spot in her forehead no other
marks or brands perceivable. Said property was
appraised at the sum of thirty dollars, by Francis
Coil and Abraham Hemingcr, before George A.
Metcalf, Justice of the Peace.
Attest N. r. PACKARD, Clerk
fcble-l.* Marshall circuit court.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25
Last of LpffprS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office Mt PIrmoutb
u on the 10Th day of February, 1853. Persons
calling for letters will please saw advertised
and name date of list.
belangee Mary McFarllin Andrew
Builder fischer Team Northrev III
Barber l. e Null Jacob
Burley Daniel Pecher F
Conger III II William Pickerl Chastcen
Clifton Robert Mr. Parcht Sarah
cellars Samuel esq Petzold George
Carpenter Emaruel Porter Jonn
Crouver Geo w Pariiott Wilson
Campbell ] S 2 Pedeken Henry
Cuykendall WmB Pershing SarahS
Euf Dusllla miss Richery Gilbert
Drew Texina Roberts William
Ducomb Miller Riley Aaron
Dangstroth JamesT Raf:fler c
Davis William Roades Faron
Ftlicien Cartedur Mon Roebel Gustas
reese Isaac Roberts Richard
Fowler Thomas RAYMOND Eebenezer
Gala Michael Redinuer w n
Goetz John Stockman Isaac
German w John Sult Eso
Grliioth Catharnc Simon Martin
Guntz Gertrude Smith / r
Hindm1n james Simon Henry
Huber George Stafford Geo
/ Hemincer Sin Shirland y
Hepler Lucinda ScOyille TW
| 1alsey Peter Stevens Susan
Hughes Joseph Steele AP
| Hartman Elizabeth Scogus LORENZO
| Hendricks & Co Shank Lewis
Jones John Skemer Nancy
King Greenbury SerIand Nathaniel
krum John Shveley Jacob
/ King w w Sellers Newton
knoblock Jacob Shoemaker Bass
X, ney Thos Smith Joseph
h SSH; er Author Stackhouse Wa
kin.py Abraham C,.Lo.r,od Cl--l
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25

EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Plymouth,
q On lhe lo.n Gay OIL February, 1858. Person.
calling for letters will please saw advertised
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-25

And the came rate for over that number Those
who send clubs of twenty over, will be entitled to
one copy of the paper without charge. To those
who G., the three largest clubs for the Sentinel we
will present with suitable premiums. Address:
BINGHAM & DOUGHTY, Prorrietors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
The Horse Market.

We cannot give our country readers anything very
encs uraging upon the Horse market. The number in
the Twenty street stables remains comparatively
OF the few for there but few 70
buyers Still there about perhaps there
demand for The small lot OF Vermont mentioned
ago brought BY MCsuley have been mostly od
enor 10, received for which there appears 70 s consider
able piry-not work but for genemens driving horses
According 20 the information ths. obtain about the
price horses think safe il staing s, IS cest
less thar II and ulneh smaller demand AZ
that We hink, If the stables ill up 70 show
for the Spring trade that will open pretty enk
From the West particularly Chicago, hear ths the horse
market quite duh in NewYork We think thai farm
will hsye reduce their asking prices below wha
eyaed ago and DE- aers viii have do cash business
small profit and then they will fnd business and the ,Tsde
" III lreyiye aa1n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
mnrLe,s......Reporeel By Telegraph.

Savanna, Feb. 2-CoTros-sa-s today. lGoo e~es g.
SGtnl-., a advance Of ic
CtAsL,sToN Feb. 2-CcTTps-Sass 70 day, 10 bales,
the sTke closing wi siysscng eIdescy. Mcdins fSr
TO- diic. .oD
AuGusTA Ga Feb 2-Corros marie. firm; sAes to-day l,oU
bales the market closins with Advancing tendency
NOZZLE Feb 21te sales Of CoTTos for the as. three days
I'd bales and receipts $500 The nske closed
today sdvencg tendency Mddns firm and sctiye
AZ 0c.
NEw.OREASs Feb. 3-CoTroS generally Unchanged; saes
to-day 4 $50 bales. MoLAssEs, Nc FLOUR firm at 81 ~
CosS (yeow FksiGBr. 6rner Cotton 20 Liverpool IN
Fp pssh vessels 1854 and in American vessels lSdS.
CHARLESTON Feb 3CoTToS advancing Sa'es to-day 400
SAv.SxIE Feb a-Corros- Sales today $50 bales at el;.
dloic. ~
ArGusII Feb 3-CoIroS market fm Sales osy o0obsles
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
THE GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

OF EEw-YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BANY-RrPonrBp WsExLY EJpsessLy Fos Tvs hE~
YoRx TSIBuSz-with full partcu-s Of Receps saes and
Prices Of bgsvEs, MILK Cows VEAL CALVES, SWINE, shEh
d LANES NEwYoAK made fIom personal ooscrvsfion
bv Sol ON ROBINSON WsDsEspAy EvGNSs tths great
h.. dsvl exclusively NEw YoRK TlIsvEE and printed
on TpuE In the DAILY and WsnkLr, Haa on
Fanny Mos MING In the SEMI -WEGKLy
pEEVFs in mostly sold by Cattle broses on
snnisson much head they estimate the weight Of
meat In VII the ssked st the market
Price per pound- bullock that viii dTess cwt 9. loc
b. 10 ss0 A. Boston, the price quoted 10 for five quar-
trs e. hide and fat Is included In the estimated waish
The number reported this city in 1857 10 res these,
i6 @ we're sold at the great Wednesday Markets. Wsshnson
Drove Yards Forty fourth street averaging for each maEhet 2
and VARYING $50 upon different days The total
number for 1856 ToS7 and he a. Aarkes on
Wednesday, 1854. -
CALVES II ft for veal sold by the ponad, i've weight
Many very young SOLD 8. pros per head. .
MILK COWS generally according 10 the price OF eesf
hsh beef market draws fat from the dsires and makes room
r fresh Poor Cows eel at e2t6eO med
one' es5a e45 good S0se5; eItrs fine Cows S75
0siCO The number Isst year II s~ Ths COW merchant
generally rse-rves the calf
sHEtP AND LAMBS sch mosiy by brohers at % mnch
DIR head rAnsna from % for took, and 81 20
t5 for In 1887 the humber sold <%g-h 1850 The
number $s2, 7S9
SWINE are nossly r.rosd and sold AIsons
Forty Taneps Thirty seventh seet snd HID
son River generally by the pound hive weight The number
ported 1851 2s s the price rsngsd hon to &c. and
h the fst nine months ensrJ over To- fhs nombsf receives
h ls66 34bslL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

p,ss.m.s aOi;;: -, n, Tano~, sesia ' D' rss'' s7c.ss
eseh, Calfskins s6loo- 10 ,, ,,,. .,,>t.< ,ot ,Ss
B-Beef Extrs and firt SaAnJ Ss's
best ls-rr fat, Allied Oxen - A., An. A~r 6.r
"a c Nd he best threeyesI-Od seers Ordinary sennHs
OF Bulls and the refuse OF lots 49,. ~ taSror
quality thrown out . -. -. u.,r. H.rs>d. n
o,sr the Boston and Lowell 90 the s,snesss 1 as
ovr the Western loaded With Cattle sheep svire ss' -
RFv,RKs; The quality Of Beef Cattle Was poor on
od be called extra but owing 10 the small hao'I s s
were rather quicker slight advance Tnere WI" 0 "0
fsbeep-Thcre about half the number os zoe Sc,
was better ls.t week, and sold a. AL sa'aD0s " '
cent head
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

very large portion Of these snae pairs Of red Oxrn
brought In by considerable portion o The smallest
IL Friday. OF the State Cattle 100 from dis
tilleriss
Although We have not materially advanced our quo
tatioDs we are satisfied that the market to-day bet
ter for the drovers, particularly for all stcass stock
The supply Of this casss short and this enables those
who have the next grade below to advance them to
first prices that there many cattle sold to-day al
l0e. that would have sold Last Wednesday for only
or 9le. In fact, pretty much all the stock really
worthy of the Of good beeves have sold readily
at l0c. upon fair estimates Of weight Last week the
market was very dull in the forenoon, and improved
after dinner. Ii is the reverse to-day, and good many
cattle of the eoar.er qualities held up TO &c. in the
morning dropped to &C., and some still lower before
o'clock. The slight advance noticed upon frstclass
beeves is owing solely to the fact that out Of 1000
here. there are not 100 strictly frst-rate, though
there are more than th at that viii bring lOc., while
very few of the best will bring any more. /, is our
opinion that this price, and rothing more, csn be de-
pended upon in future and will afford feeders and
growers fair profit, while those who deal in seal
lswags win be pretty sure TO isse more than they
WI gs.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
r..h,;Sxe Cattle Market.

WEosEsDsf q, Feb j. iS&.
. ,s. ,sl Cattle about eco Beesrs and isi s.oT.s oes
,sn, Of Working oxen Cows snd oS two, ard Ases
cd a., 40, Al a. a.. .,-x
~ as 25S s6 75 second gla5J. SS 2sStS o hard ry.
F2, F2e,yc.s oy Sross CArrLE-wokins Oxen arom ssesD
- 75 n.r prir Cows snd Cslves froa Se6 s01 hSieg
el7dsia Two years oa, $22es-a Thfee JsH' al so
svy,, Ann L.ms-i sol At market prices m Ss ~ %
si 7S6s.dS29 GsSesch; Eairs and ''eN'iH " ''~"
swNr-g2o .t unarhet Pnoes. live w'isht 5S'i0 .,
Dressed, eidtlc- b: .,.r.. Her,. s~s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
p.,,,s.,,si. Cattle rI.rkes...FEB. 3.

The ,nnply of BEEF Cattle this week was gun" eIs -
S,h wards having amounted to l+5o bead Ihs arg
supply had ateudency to knock down Pes % S pes T
10 10 avs rsnSsd rom 81 % So Ss 80 and 80 50 100 10. ~,
SREEP-The offerings Of Sheep SnSnn.ea 20 ~. tie hs
ccs declined Sc head Sales made al from 49, 80,
opIy a few OF extra quality bringing pEi'e wynn"
named figure. -. p.,,,.,,. va,a was mach larger
weeks, the offerings a,hs hs ohs,.
bsad i Geo of which were sent to New YORK. sne ' wa
AZ rom 20 SO IS = 100 10. ,.o h..a hsvn, hs-a
& 81 ysbicb were .eld a - 10 SO fH Ms
-, sndf from. - o 50 for Dry lows
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

HOPsThe inquiry for continues very moderate Tor local
to good and 9dOc tor choice Old
held very firmly all offering from 2G2c cash taken by
specuators who hold the major part of the crop Of 1856
HAYTbe demand fair for shipping and with stock sous
what reduced prices firm ales Of 800 bales al to0c
Straw h selling at coo Toe q 100 TO- aud III bsndcs al
81 15G$ y 100
INDIA RUBBER continue. very quiet aud prices are lite
nominal
LFATHER-Hemlock and Oak steady, aud moderately
annexed quotations There little doing in
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

n npon, Rshlsn1 Co.. oho 90 corn He. ., TO ~
Sei T. Arss. soumssDs Co.. Oho 70 ,ornts4 Hos "a, or.
~ 4e f n s,Srsvsrt OH, lsO Hog. =" so. ro
les Sc Cornell ozer RsAIsod Co. 0so m COT I'd Hog.
i.d Hos sy no 2 s. leoc 'sne owners % % eorn I'D Hs
80 - -, ii-s "a l0Oc Borsm NcAUis;sI lEdAES m
o0r sd Hos. Az sro ?o2 Sc : Harmon ,o son ps,vws
n,u,J. Co ono I04 corn fed Hogs a. ;fo HS So.
Tot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

FURS &c-TIs3e ia this branch centrnpee PROSTATE WIN ny
prospei:of eaHy resursPtion Of business fnce7
r. sin qzte irregular decidedly in buyers favor
PEAThERS The business is moderate al Al ~ TOT pne
Western, and S5lb4 for prime Tennessee - -,
GRAE--Thqre is rather inquiry for Wheat aud the
market sn the densnd msiuy ioT milling with some IN
oury Tor extT Spring Whes very dull and nominal tne
.aes ar, bush Fair White Southern al ~ ~
& 80 and 80 bash. Prime Whte Michigan a. sl 80 hye
opi., the spply 70d72. Barley In noder
ate requer and steady sscs Of eco BUSH Common Sse
70e7Sc Choice is hed at 77G7sc Barley Malt sas5.
soQgOc Oats are uonusl he demand is lighter
,ses Of 27d50c, Jersey and Delaware a. 3lG5
Punsyvapa and Cansdian 4OGi3c and iid
&c for Corn is plenty and lower at the de-
Zine demand quite active In part for export the sales are
8 bush than half for export al 65dt6c for Ne"
Sober Yellow 696j for Jersey do and d7o for Southern
White Beans moderate demand az 81 25dsl St q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
P.sseuseSs Sailed

~ ,,an,bn Europo FOR Lerp0ol-T. VYTutl.1 v boiMAI
Havs"s az H. Par.h Nex:Ycri Msitsnd aoni,eai Mis- h.'
po'I ,raol T. Pdert New Oreausi II. Rose1s Hutton,
shenisId T. H. r. farewell New York. r. n Mss.ss'on'
Hsu,bSrs J. Sinclair glasgow; B. Frodhsm Eng Mt psr,
rr Os5ensburs W, H. Merrill Montreal Ssp. cp.nl :, alvs.
tom Shaps. Quebec W. G0I,'sSSs, New P0I R.. New W.
w.. n Aunstropg e. Dr. 4. BoissoD Spain Dr. H. Dobef'
~ Giverpooi Geo C. Rutherford New wfoundand a. P'aseA
GERMANY; j. Hodson, New-York. Total, -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NLw-YORK.
Cleared.

Steam sfip.-Empire City, Griffin. Havana, NJ. o. Robsx
Kangaroo (Br.l, Jeffrey. Liverpool, J. @. Dste
shp-Flyns Eagle Bates San Francisco, J. j. Earle Co ~
Bark.-fiebfon Shepherd NewOresni N. ii. Brigham; ".
Hyler, Hyer, Havana, j. W. Elwell Co.
schooncrsSsgsnore WsldoD, Providence, & Kenny Woo
der French Providence, msserI A. Deossett Tucker WI
mington J. Smith Co. Ella, GInsr. Portland q. C. Hart
man o. Booth, Burger, Georgetown, c. H. Person Loca,
da Small Salem, X W. Ropes Co. Maria Liadsly Msss.
am Corning Bento Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

DYEWOODs-The demand is quite limited and socks OF
most nnct are ample for all requirements t.rsibo
fese tI9 . t cash which improvement Of 81 p
t1n o previous sAes s. Domingo LOsvood has recently
teen sod TO considerable extent +l2 ~ cash aud
whcs 40 extreme goe the last she Janse. a. n
S-ta fas.io AZ 81 AID Of sNsnis Fustc Is and r.
ssse BSwood has eocn spsnnsly deslt in A. 81; 'nis
sApsr a. ee0. and Lama do. .; $50 mouths va quote;
Dem Losw'd &l2 0oQlS % Cuba Fustic A. n O0HS o.
ssusos Loswood II 00Sll 50lMsystbo Fust OO 1l5 p
ffoId Lsvood.. 20 codN 00IS~ysuia Yasc IA 0O9lj 20
L.st ca Logsood Is VOaa col
hAnihtNWAtt-rher few IL any symp;on o. re
" iisiion IN tAs branch OF hssiues thef'
y kpeeted before the ensuing mouth Tg IN P'its
1l-ln nsht but the sok aud bond np'e
NJ Al immediate Requirements
FLOUR AND MALT demand for Mes,,r, Canal p nur
h go q.e SetNc for the home trade wei toT expo =
he ta =, W lI very riegilar aud notice disposition
fo sN hoiS" 20 sell freely The cuuent low hg-r,
more aoss !: M s tse attention Of shipper and notice
1900 - we Clos Tor export There buycTs for june
= oS y. feEt tA,es The sales 8Gc4 bbS ~ 100
y ia5s. SS a 20 good State; 50 for do.
- - - ire Indiana and Michigan ~ SjQ ~ ~
~ " . "a 'ySsf 20 foT common 10 sool extra OHIO
" seS toNto choice do :, Lols brands
. " t.t. NtdS tennessee, and cho,e Do a. S7O
" - - XAest, and Is steady: the arrivals
srt lIrti ;bs tes are TO bod ica4I ,, - n,r6o.
ad 81 V@ ~ ~ for '~fa hteuds Rye Flor "a a ner..
80. AID is steady s.Nes a. 80 IBIS a. $685. - 80
HeJ !s:cd 'l'tt, ~ = i's,y, 49,, a J.r-.S d. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
Disasters, &c.

MOBILE JAN 9Tbe steamer St. Charles on tp.o Mont
me when above nlna parted Of her ler and ee
fore she could be stopped INTO the bank nang The bow and
causing her 10 leak badly having from to feet Of water IN her
hold The cargo on deck thrown overheard and The eS
TALLY stopped hen she proceeded Mon.gomsry 5ascsIS
her csrgo IL damaged state.
lBy le,;es 70 ElySod WS;e, s'f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04


Though Gaming lees money 10 the months OF Novem
ktr Desember and January, OF le5| than IN me osr-
respond pg roonths Of the previous year, tue tnanEoi
resas we,e decidedly better 10 1857 than IN 1856, sor,
t1ough tie resepts fell off, the expenses were 80 much
.im,nishcd as 20 more than compensate that ioss The
Compary therefore, s financially stronger pc~ than 1t
wss 40 February, 1857.
The circular of Mr.. Wright, for the steamer, gives
le annexed statistics:
seo0 be regarded rnax,nu There sp
sears beiTcrs In total Of 2aeoO bales or a.
tas this the smoout Likely 20 b. received a: The ports
Ts opinion founded the present detsepey n receFs az
With yoa and behe tha. psors viii 10; te
voting ses he yaeSen. currency. In This city the opncu
90 crop remains a. 0oo 0O0 To loe 900 bales ~
ssnst itl 600 bses wcs ss yssr Ih9 dehc.ncJ A.
compared with last sands at $1,000 bales Ibf VIII
o. the na1imam descit Of the already t~ oy
tepsph OF Mobie end New Crean for my Dex' week
gain Of 80 900 balts the receipts for The coeondng
week Of las though THE nsy be os by smaller
reoeved g. Savannah and Charleston than was re-
ported dfHg the corresponding week last steady gam
al the ports unTessOnably BE- toches LOT
we learn TIM. come improvement IN he condition OF he I0sds
weeks has been ruheient to indoce planters 70 par
freely Last after the hrst week ~ February
<ontrsy ng of from that ds,e to the Gloss OF e season Of
COZ ocO bales compared with 1856 As we snaL there
be b. comparing with the Of @ essoD we must
the Ige deficiency existing he nede up py Tree
arrivals in the month, March and ApriLl
ESrokTs fcI the week arger than oYTFtd-to OTeat
Britain 80 coo bsessnd a. the number Of vessos eng in
veet The total spments 20 Great Brtau since LIST Sep
tIobs have been 4s4 600 tsles ~ 900 bales 10
Aas bales assnet week last yoa TIE
scts sfows falling of Of 900 bales compared with lst
To other foreign ports there also decrease Of
following is sse~en: Of the uOvernep: in cotton since