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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27
POLITICAL.

The political elements are now in commotion,
or in the language of the distinguished Foley
''aosting round hse." 1t will be some time before
shey will settle, 60 that even a Yankee will be
able to guess we'll at the probable successor of
Buchanan. The disintercsted patriots who are
willing to serve their country are numerous, and
Ia earnest and arc addressing their respective
considerations to their southern dictators. In be-
hslf OF Douglas, his friend Forney, of the Phila-
dslphis Press, proposes the following bargain.
"You love the Union-(mark we now address
only the friends of the Un;on)-do you not? You
can live in it, can you not? The loss of an equal
numerical force has no alarm in it, if the majority
will DO governed by justice and equity. This ma
jority and this justice you can secure in the Union
sss all time to come. if you will but recognize
gear friends. and give no just advantages to your
snsmiss: You can be no safer out Of the Union
against US. than in il wiA us. Nee. US, then.
In the spirit of union and harmony, and We will
hold you in the frsternsl embrace Of reciprocal
rights. equal honor, and mutual interest. Our
forms with you are that We will defend you from
invasion OF every form. oppression in every de-
gree. injury and insult of every kind and you
shall Fsfrain from all forms Of hostility to the
rights aad interests which we are bound to main.
tsip and defend. The interests Of your kind Of
labor are the object Of your solicitude and the sub
isoI Of your jealousy. We have q different kind
Of productive industry, which we must not, and
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

taxes you pay. Let the farmer leave his pillow,
the blacksmith his anvil, the painter bis brush,
the shoemaker HE last, the carpenter his plane.
the barber his razor. the servant his waiter the
school'teacher bis occupation; the minister his
desk, and devote one day to God and humanity, to
your rights as citizens and tax payers OF Ohio, and
10 the oppressed of every cline.
JOHN /. GAINES.
p. D. FERGUSON,
+. j. GOoDE,
SAMUEL TROY, JR.,
WILLIAM IL MANN,
JOHN BOOKER,
JOHN WATSON,
GRANVILLE FOSTER,
JOHN MALVIN
Central Slate CommiNe
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WESTERN ANTl.SLAYERY FAIR.

The undersigned members Of the Salem Sowing
Circle, hereb. inform theft co-laborers abrOsd
that arrangements have been made for holding their
annual Fair on the oath and 25th Of December
next,
Those acquainted with this enterprise need not
be told of the necessity Of unusual effort on that,
occasion. The commercial embarrassments OF the
past year, the clamor of politicians contending for
side issues, or aiming at selfish ends, the shouts Of
revivalists who ignore the claims of the slave, and
allure many from their course, all contribute, in
their several ways, to lessen our resources, aud
hence the urgent need Of renewed zeal in address,
ing ourselves to this work.
We therefore cordially invite, not only those
whose kind assistance we have had heretofore, but
all who value liberty for the nation and peace and
blessing for their own fresides, to unite with us in
this department of anti'slavery labor. We ask Of
you, liberal c0ntributious-scarcely any article
that has a market value can come amiss.
Our funds age always used for the propagation Of
the anti'slavery gospel to divorce the Church
from man'stealing and to ~supplaut tyranny and
fraud with true democracy.
SARAH BowN, JosEnHINE S. GRIFTiNG,
SARAH IL. GALBREATH, LAURA BARNABY,
ANoELiSE S. DENINo, MARGARET IIIsE,
J. ELIZABETH JONES, SARAH N. M'MILIAs,
ELIZABETH M'MILLAN, E ROBINSON.
ANS PEARSON.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

The BuGLE can be obtained, every Friday, of
Isaac Prescott, at Steert's Book Store on Main
street, Salem, Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

How THEY KEEP TIE SABBATH IN MADRID.-The
New York Journal of Commences correspondent,
says that that American Minister. General A. c.
Dodge. is very popular in Madrid that MRS. Dodge
snser.Ains very handsomely. The amusements
last Sunday were bull.fgbts, horse racing, cock.
Sighting, operas and theaters-ali well attended,
The Queen attended the b~nll'fght and the horse
race. Twsnty.three horses and six bulls we're
killed in about tue hours"
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PirrsDURG Fr. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILRoAD.-
On Tuesday of next week this road will be COM
pleted to Chicago, and cars will run
ming through from Philadelphia to Chicago. This
road, being under the same management as the
Pennsylvania road, is now the loagest route of un.
interrupted railway in this country, being S24
miles.
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LIBERAL MEETINGS IN ROCHESTER,. N. Y.-Aaron
N. Powell, has recently concluded a series Of pub
lie meetings of a practical religious character, in
Rochester, New York. Miss Susan b. Anthony.
ia the last Anti Slavery Standard, mme them
hishly for their Intellectual and moral worth, and
speaks hopefully Of their influence upon the comu-
nifty.
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Ak ANrI.SLAvERY REVIVAL IN NoRrH CAROLINA.
-Rev. Daniel Worth, now preaching to the Wes'
logan Churches in North Carolina. writes to :he
Wesleyan from Guilford that at a recent camp
meeting at Sandy Ridge, thirty persons were con-
verified and Joined the Wesleyan Church. BY SO
doing they avow to the whole community their op
position to tho system Of slavery sustained in the
State, as no Shareholders are permitted inthe Yves.
leyan Church. Some of these converts were 81
the mob which n few years since. hunted and ex.
PEELED from the State, the Wesleyan ministers who
established these Churches, Messrs. Mcbride,
Crooks, aud Bacon, Tie effect of this revival in
North Carolina is quito different in its Influence
upon the slave from that exerted by mos, of the re-
yiyals Of the North.
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BAscsRaAN-f this city, on Wednesday, April :, by
the Rev. Mr. l.. Morreil, Benz T. RAaus Of Boston. 90
ADE AIDE I. RHAS, Formerly Mrs. Oswald OF Brooklyn
BcetoD papers please copy.
CHIvAIKR--I ASIyG.-M Trinity chapel Tuesday,
April g. by the Rev Mr.. Howlsod, GAsRs1 CHEvnIsR OF
New York, 10 Hss fIzAIu A. LANSING Of Throg's Neck
we-tcheser county.
D.cAP-HkpDss.--On Wednesday, March 81, by the
Rev. x. c. Putney, Mr. C.Eys s DBcAMr TO Miss SARAH
A. hSUDts all oil Chester. Norris county, New Jersey
Morris town N j., papers please copy.
Dow-ttu NBsRs-M the church of the Divine Unity on
"Wednesday, April by the Rev. Mr.. Sawyer, Mr. McILD
GARDSg Dow 10 Miss JosKrinNs CHAMRis second
daughter OF Richard A. Chambers Esq.
HoAC--EEA crL--N Calvary church, "Wednesday,
April :, by the Rev. Dr. Hawks Mr.. FsAy NJ. HoAa OF
Nassau, N ", 20 Mss MARGE eldes, daughter oil The
late lewis Pesch, Eeq., Of THIS city.
Albany ard *. Louis papers please copy
SnroS-BAKR in Brooklyn, on Monday, April g, by
the Rev. Henry Ward Beccher, Mr. WILLIAM J. SIMPSON W
Miss liSsr T. BiPr, all Of Brooklyn.
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THuRFy-ETrTH CONGRESS-,
vIRsr SESSION

MN-ItNU1oS, April ], 1858
TRIMMING Errocux.
Heightened discussion took place upon The Commit
zee on prBtipgs report against tho printing c suogss
q recently deceased senators.
Mcssrs. BROWN, FEssrspxs, HALE and others spoke
ssalns, Unnecessary printing.
Mr.. CAMERON, (opp) Of Ia, sald In behalf q The com
me that all picture books would be rejected in future
and that thirty forty Thousand dollars bad already
been saved by the committees economy,
heers Housros and Mason spoke in hvor Of printing
heee euloRies-
Mr. sEwARp, (opp) Of ~ ", explained that hi, yctc in
isvo OF the printing not influenced by persons in
teress He Also spoke Of exaggerated funeral honors az
unneccesary.
Finally, Mr. Houstons motion 20 print disagreed 70.
PASSAGE or niR NrSNEsorA
Inc MINNESOTA bill was then taken up II Ia very brief
consisting on p preamble and sections, admitting Min
nesosa a. Ssfe and allowing her two represe ntsvee
The amendments were concurred In ami the bi reid
shrd tine
Mr wuson, opp Of Mass. called Tor the yeas and
nays the passage of the bill
Previous 70 the calling 81 the roll wcsqrs bell pous
son Brown Johnson of 1cnnesscc, Crenden stuart and
Wilson MADE brief remarks the clause In the cous,u.
ron permitting aliens 70 vote.
The Gnal vote, that the bill fes vss-yess as nsys
Ndw--Messrs Clay, Kennedy aud yulee
Absenf.--Nesars. Bates, Bayard BENJAMIN, Davis Fcs
sender, Foot Hendorscn, lverson, Pcarce, Reid and
Thompson oG Kontucky.
The rste then executive session. and on the
opening W the doors again adjourned.
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E1atbush--Fhilip ;. Cfoos., ind.
Flatands-iohn s. Ryder ind.
New Iots-Giian Scnonok, dom.
Graves snd-Sanue, G.. Stryker, ind.
New Uuecht-TlEis c. Bergen. dem
large body OF the Metropolitan police fr, New
York were duty during tho day well d the police
OF Brooklyn.
CHANGE OF iLIHGAL VOTING AND DisoRDEaLy con-
DUCT.
-Four persons arrested on Tuesday on the charge
OF voting Illegally at the election held that day. Patrick
Hogan ana Ri Field were taken into custody at one of the
distant polls OF the Twelfth ward but subsequently
re.arei ana admitted to bail Patrick Roach brought
before Justice BAcby yesterday similar charges, ADD
held 10 awsn az eXauntion on Friday John Rowan D,
for Illegally voting ~ the second district polls Of the So
cond ward, comn.tted by Justice Cornwel 10 await
The scton or The Grand Jury The parties arrested for
c.soFtery conduct In tic Twelfth ward election day
brought before Justice Biachy, aud appearing that
Trey had committed no actual breach OF the peace they
dchaIgod the police, seems. arrested the par
ties with t5e view OF prove Ipg disturbance which thcy
thought was likely to occur II permitted 10 90 a, large.
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Ccroner's lnquest.

suroup ISrAsnCpE -Coroner Connery held inquss,
yesterday at No. 3ei Canal street. upon the body Of TO
male infant about ono month cid supposed To have beea
killed by lis unnatural mother. Dr. weltjc made post
uSeu examination Of the BODY and gave II as his opin
ion that death had been csusef by mltreatment the
body found IN tie priyy attached 10 the above pren
oes ari n ali appearance had been thrown into the
NIX ecversl wcth ago. verdot-"Dcath by beng NAL
treated and subsequently, thrown into the pivy OF hous,
No. S2t Canal street" Ffors win be mas /, aac the
pcrpe,rutov OF the lnisntioidc.
SUICIDE ny TAKrG LArp,Srs --Thos II. Gregory,
OF intCn perhto habits, residing Mt No % James
srec', committed suicide YESTERDAY by taking quabty
II isadanum. The deceased had often hrestened
NIT suicide. bu, rever hai sufficient courage 70 destroy
himself until yesterday. Coroner Gamble hcld 10.
quest uron tho body OF deceased when the Jury
dered vcrdct or "dcaih by suicide" Deceased s6
years Of age and native OF Ireland.
TovSD nRowNrp.--An inquest wac held upon the body
OF msn rsraod Patrick Mclaughlin lately resident OF
No 22 Elizabeth street, Who found drowned ct the
foo, e rcscioescs street, North river, yesterday
log. Deceased had been missing from his home snce
Tuesday morning. Nerde'--"neath Wy drowning" 10.
cead Wa GO years OF age, and Wa native Of ireland.
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Tho state Associated Press,

UuoA, N. Y, april 7, 1858.
The annual meeting Of the State Associated Press
held hare oday J. G. X. Truar, Of the Syracuse Joar
nal, presided.
Tue Ireasurers report presented shown. sound
financial condition.
The oGlces OF last year were all 70 elected, fol-
lows
Iresdent-Isesc Bets OF Rochester.
Sc etcry ana 2rca,tyer- Ellis II Roperts, OF Utica
EyctA,fre fsrpint Celvurt C0mstock, of Albany
Ro'as Wheeler Of Budslc the President and Seore
tsly, &c c6ic,o
Tho Association theu adjourned
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MoRB THAN yp,0o BOTTLES
lvi Arid " ~.
NEW ENGLAND sTArys


The reroeSvc OF Prot o. j. WOoD r..s-tns per-
fect,y md permanently has yet bal rival. voums
sicr volume uIshi be syen from AL Of bs word AA
tive hat rad The crc-lsr and cannot do-s read ss
the folDwing-
TYR H.r-Peopl. hsv. for centurfes been afflicted wxs
tsd heads and The only remedy heretofore
bose Unable wga By rec-nt discovery ~ Professor
msny persons SIN psronze beosu.c they have been 90
often imposed upon b. hair Dics Of different 10 ali
such person. We e.rnesy mare the request tia; they win ~
ashori ans and bad now covered Completely With s
numerous where hair rapidly falling out
restored in eser perfectou than had been before
the hair IN GOOD eon Ion, making son sosay rclacy
ing dandrur and has proved zef he sresesi enemy N
N. duty Of every cne TO Improve .ir pcrou a spp.ar
ance though some msy differ 10 regard the doing
bu, every enc win ,dns ha beautiful head OF hair ether
should lcf un,tsd ~ o,,an s,ch N
snsfaion--womsn's Advocate, Fh1sdelrhs
q. T. WOOD A CO--oests A h.v. been engaged IN
sailing hsir restorative he lss Tor
beneficial EFFECTS Oft myseR woud me 70 ob,sn on sr-rry
for the Fats Of Ohio State West shoud yos
wish y rssc such an arrangement, convinced hers
hair 1fsyc been engaged IN he drug Tor several
years and have sd various he hair on,
he scalp as wess being fully convinced your
iors We what you representa- 20 be, would like
sage IN ue yale d = tor Am ssiished Il mus, sell.
- wAvAsp, Nsss Feb 4 1857,
rFur. .. WOOD Co-uenu Having Rallied the
ng my har growing thin, well gray WA nduccfror
~hst read and beard 70 The prepared by 20
boih Of whcai Il has sfscsd ccmpis.ey In he operation
have used nearly three bon Yours. Ac, Jss rRascIt
On x. wU ss s s.ss s.asas and III
Nsrke, street =. Iouls., No.
sod BY ali sood erue ts. Rsmemse, yp broadway.
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q the Settlement OF Ohio.

MAftf1rA April T. IDS
The seventy st anniversary OF the settlement Of Ohio
celebrated 10 day. The Hon. Thomas Ewing deliver
the address TIE only OF the party OF rociy
who arrived here in 1857 present were also
several who born IN tho arst block OF houses built
Marietta and Bepre the three oldest living white
tvcs Of Ohio and 4 large number Of their descendants
and Revolutionary soldiers. Speeches wore made by
Goa Goddard and others.
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The ToSynss nd C..e In Canada--t,utraSe Upon
Witness.

ToRoNro, Aprl !, iS5S.
AHer Tcwnsends scqutsi yesterday Of the murder OF
Constable Richards, at MerTttsye, he agsin COM
united for trial for the murder OF Nes al Cayugs. The
trial rust concluded has been tho extraordinary
record. Tho verdict rendered received With grea.
establishment
MRERrrrsTrIs, w., April 7, 1858.
Sylvester Doane, withese who testified against Town
scrd bis trial for murder, attacked last
night when ms way home an nearly beaten to death
Hs assAlanis two men, who issued from the woods
Is he passed, and supposed 10 be aocompnces Of
Townsend. They both escaped. Dosnc is not expected
live Tho excitement which previously existed here in
consequence OF To~pss nds scquit has bca very much
augmented by this outrage.
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United States Supreme Court.

No ta-Enoch c. Roberts VS.. J. 4. Cooper. Argument
continued for defendant and concluded fer plaintiff.
Ne 1l.--Chas. W. cazz2n W. Lessee OF Lam Pfiip5
o. A. Art men. cornrcnotd Tor plaintiff
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TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
No $40 NlyTH AvESus, v. y, April !, 1855.
T,e-" sprca's 10 be prevailing IN The city
the tia, have received money iron persons
Interested Rodgers case and supposed 10 be
Tor tho purpesc OF txcr,ng my Influence in his favor
Icrscrs ave sprroe MED two different OCCASIONS
though ccirc strangers 70 me-rcruestng NY irtcrvcn-
ion Y hs behalf hut soon az besare aware Of their
motives sbuiey refused 10 listen 10 their respective
propositions and stated that dcsret b have distinctly
uricrstccd that should interrupt tle
tina mater are wholly without oundson Having re-
Gently opened fancy store this place order 70 obtain
.s-rssssuce Cor my three orphan children, and IN,
extensive circulation q this * calculated %
rcrsiy sfcc, my interests In dong II prompts
make this CORRECTION; and by giving publicity viii
mu>h oblso MARGARET SWANSON.
Court CsIcrdsr-This Day.
sv,s.sI ooryr--o5cuit .es ~. AZ a. t,'.
srrrns Courr-spccial rcrm-SOs. cs. 60, es. Q, 6s.
fS 20, re, ~, Tp 90 81 81 81 Sc 81 80, SO 90 Of.
srrypIcR Courr --Nc~ 5Jf is0 ISL Is2 fss 100, 1o1
TO- Ies ios, ipe ie7, tes no 20 2oi Goa cnl o6,
as=S. as 90 40, 2ii 2i?, 70, "a, rs lie, 2iT,
Co~sos Prs,--PSt Ist-Nos. sbs, 1eS, ~. 527 Al.
Pts as, 500 2,5. ole, s7. e5s S7s go, osa Par2d
usu,D sr.n~ Tr<rlcr covvr.-sos 81, ios los lis,
ia, l2b, re- 81, " a.
The Metallic Tablet Razor ssrop Can be
obtained, genuine. at J. & sAuSDERs store, No.
The Espenchei HAT. for the present Spring.
anid a ~ admitted ~ be superior Ia AL
for which - r. demanded In Broadway THIS .ore a. ls
Nassau strict
White. the Ustter's spring Styles, 81; Last
fell style reAnced to 81 At wriTss las Fulton srees
Let Gentlemen Choose for Themseives.--
Twelve leading styles Of hats at GENlNs si Broadway
riies.s ard ChiIdrer's silver Gray and Tan
ooloed b,oners hats the isrgcst
cd 10 the trade, by A. LELAND Co, is0 Broadw,y
Parts Felt Hats just Recetved.--spriug
sylcs as usual KNOX, 2lJ Broadway corner OF fulton
street.
Eager, i7s broadway. Howard Hotel -
Gens' sPrins styles hats and csp- now ready
Photographs, Ambrcsypes. and Views OF
.cenerv he cay and country the cheap ssscm 81
nOi.Mys'. - Broadway
1losSes---scrpsches. Mango aud Scurvy
erurtoos cured Compound Lotion NJ IL Third Avenue. 81
bosIe.
The PubIic are Requested To Take Notice OF
v, GIBsVEs saadsyi. uadex bead Of Lesa Voices,
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Nho<ic J.IA~a Elecsioa.

fEovIpKscn, r April 7, less.
The American republicans hsvc elected their entire
ucke< for Governor snd officers and great MAORI
~ Of b0ta branches Of the Gensrsl Assembly.
The vrte fos kepres4n in this city very much
sp' up and there probably only two members d the
Assembly elected here
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NV URL-A Ans, ApFu Ib0"-
The steamship Black Warrior from New York, via Ha-
vans the 4th mss bA~ arrived here She brings, how
over, n IevE 9: in potl1cs
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Hallway (AOt.

ST NAEi Corsy:, Q. W., April :, 1855
The ahorcrs on the Grand Trunk Rslray works here
nrc present engaged IA strike. In riot which
rcd to-day number Of them seriously Injured Tho
work a ftoppcd.
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HALIFAX, April I'll p NJ
There ere "a yea 10 ssrs Of the steamship America,
COW ra!sy Cue as tbs port with three days later dates
frcfn Europe. Weather cioudy. Strong north wind.
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FIssSerick's Phoscs1 aphio Temple OF Art
Noe Eex and 6ag Hrc.Avev cno|s.. Mecoc,ts~n Hosel
In
every style.
x,-.. -,.-...
Utbts ana Cnitdrenr Sprar 3 ana summer
sormont Of Children straw bats ard fss assed
Vsny' f"S' premium mas mas eeen a~srase. %, c,,
hSALoo.' Manufacturer. JSi JANA 81
---
,r.sor ~ HiIiIrs . sMIra,s g, w..,sr ..rsst
:
Yeor<. and ss,<,.s
coon noors Asp SHOES TX run @rr IsAr
BROOKS, SIS broad az srd LEO fulton street.
-. y. Sm"ss ".." Hauevs-A EssEo mss"sU
Icon ia Fml,o, srre oA'' A>'A~' ~
-' ~, ~
Houston street. N. Y Hotel accommodations on the Ruro
pesn piss.
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,o-S.. n-o~s ,..Ia.-s ~ '"ss =; ,~,
ps o~S M .,SsS ostr Also uro ma oers'A<
~~fN' 80 - uS1uIr ~ 20 ,soyCu
n..o~..sx~ p.,-.. xY...--.-- -
soc p~.stw.v a, ..hnt.aa, 49, ~, ~ 80
C0 -''~' "e ~A1 'o'Na' W "ANo AMMO
wv
W.
r,uo.,.,,s s,,,rn,,r u.,s u.s,,s,, a.,
- LUIS S"pnur bnshs -Esmb''shSd In
N 100 eecker street cFnT OF Lsdrens cure OF rteu
msshm, erupicnsof skin
BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees---
The hest 10 the world surpasng oil sold and applied
at the marutactory 2S Broadway.
Aiar Dye, wigs anu ToupeesE
n -" 'o "o'"' io' Saio- Ano uJe hpPhea NO Asiof
"e
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TN MUsARD CoScsRIs--Ihe OF seats for the ars
Concert Mrsard ut the Academy Monday, commence
TO day Ths via De the p.asantess entertain
ments IN town.
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warEets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAGD.
rpu tprfrurl, Apr'l = 1888
Stocks dui. PcnnsyvsEA STATE nsos. So; Reading
railroad, II Morrts Canal iGL Toas Isald Railroad,
loS fcnnsy wanna Railroad, IA
Nav opis,sS, April 7, 1888
Cotton firm. Sales to-day loboo bales At ityc n
nSc for middllng. Sugar frm, at sac. To- FOR far y,
fully fair. kolasscs 3nc Flour declined sales NJ 81 y
asa s7h RED wheat 81 q 81 %, and whit. 81 10 n
81 10. PORK buoyant nj sl7 Lard in barrels. loc
ireights-crton to Liverpool "a, with upward ten
dency Other Socies unchanged.
CHARLESTON. Aprl s, 1888
Inc sales Of cotton today 6O0 bales, Al prices
"staohshing an sdya1ce OF = :, per cent
CiyuNSAr1, April !, 1895.
Noes PORK advanced 10 $40 So bulk meat actiye
sales 10000 lbs.. 80 for shoulders, and tor
socs Baron active; sales 900 uerces Al Gac fer shout
ders and Nc Tor Sides lard loo for barrel and ~ &c.
tor keg. Money easier Exchange on New York = per
cent premium.
sAvtSSAH, April 6, Isss
The sales Of cotton TO day were 800 bscs at &c &C
advance.
BAfnxors, Aprii 7-1250P NJ
flour VERY duh and unchanged Wheat dull C,rn
firm; white &c; saIes 600 bushels whIssey better
sales Ut Il No. ossh. PROVISIONS firm.
Pan ApSi rruA, April 7. 1884
rlour and whoa, duu. Corn sctive; yellow roc with
large inquiry. sugar-Nc~ Orleans Ghc 40 wis
10y steady.
Cop-ycrfoS-fn the New Orleans market repcr, pub
isbed yesterday morning advance of 30 Ia cotton
should have been noted instead OF decline. The adj
vanced Quostons given, however made the bundcr ap
parent 70 commercial readers,
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The Ohio River.

CrytrNssrr, April 7, 1855.
Tie here i Stationary with eight feet Of water In
the channel.
I.ccIsyTLiG, April :, 1853.
81 this point the sIsio..sry. There "a tces
of WAGER in the canal
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Rgsssu. On Tuosiay, March 20, SaIs, wife or VIII
liam < BUssEJI, No. Rent wick street, OF a son.
Joass on Friday afternoon, April . the wife Of Oro
JOINS, Esq, OF con.
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SAyAyNAH, kPlgL !, 1893.
TIE new scrcw s.carrsip Hunt vi.lo, Capt g,ses,
Hsrde of Cr.r~ers line, arrived hero from Ne~ York
yesterday evening. The shp behaved remarkably we'd
throughout the optire passage.
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The Mesternport nt CnarI.s.en.
The IIuns.,iilr nj Savannah.

NIIlfIIFI'Vlf to1Is
The scrcw steamship wegternpors arrived here from
New Yn-i. ,ias n.rnt
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REsTAUytANTs.

noiLy's cUoP HOUSE, .S- WILLIAM STREET. THREE
~ dcor- below Beskmsn ncly's tAe epscuseaa hc-ss
ircm gridirVu Bes ,cns f0m Y TO Fine O. Ala -
!, Stroud,
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NILNAIkIF.
Auwsus1y, Wis, April I, 1851
The charter election he'd here yesterday resulted IA the
election OF the Whole OF tho peoples loke, by about
thousand majority