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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

WI OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT7
&f NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
~ Y, New Orleans Jan. TO- 1859. \
eled proposals addressed to the undersigned and endorsed
PROPOSALS for hauling ear will be received at The Office Of
on Camp street. opposite Lafayette Square until
the 2t INSIGHT for hauling the earth lying
y-and filing to hight of two and half feat az
~ be agreed on, the following described squares
squares bounded BY Claiborne Euphroyne Preur and
iope streets at The depot of the jackson Raoad and
eborne, Euphrosyne and Derbgny street. 'N'
work to be measured after filling by the Companys en-.
eer and payment to be made monthly the work pro-
y cent being reserved by the Company security
the final completion Of the work. The Company will fur
~ mber for the necessary bridges. The right az reiscn
y bid is reserved by the Company. ''.>"s
5a T. S. WILLIAMS.
Oft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

BANK OF JAMES ROBs, I
..... New Orleans, January 4th 1859.
r. At a meeting Of the Board of Directors.
on the Sd inst dividend OF four per out
o. the profits q the last six Eonhs ending December 3
jas I'm VIM g. MOUNT Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

NJ yIGNIE, AUGTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
General Agent for the Sale and Purchase of Real RS
tate, Lands, Plantations Negroes, etc.
OFFICES:
Banks Arcade Passage, No. g. First District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where can be examined, at time list valuable
proved property of very remunerative Investment.
Also and constantly hand for private and public
sale some choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia
likely Negroes. ~ ~
sale and purchase. ia28 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

A,{A HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Girod street.
t{S The Washington Artillery attend regular Month.
nEssly Meetings on the hrst THURSDAY Of each MONTH
and Regular Drills on THURSDAY of every week at
O'Clock until further notice.
By order Of
IT v ,,..cco, j. B. WALTON, Captain.
u u. Il. taroQ In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

~ Normal School, Fourth District, for
MALEs-TuITIos FREE-Win be opened MONDAY l0th
inst AZ r NJ IN the High School building street
near Magazine, under charge of EDWARD HALLARAN,
Principal Of Boys High School The design Of this ii
prepare young men for the profession q Teaching Applica
city to either member Of the Committee or
to the Principal "
CoMAiTTEE-W 8. Mount, at Bank Of James Robb W. s.
Brown 81 Common street L. Fash, 90 Magazine greet
BY order Of the Committee
,. j. G. PARHAM, JR., Superintendent
laiu I'm Laurel street, Philip.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

IL ~ oo' = s ~ hhh7heN n1A rTHss
oFFICE-UNnER ST. CHARLES HOTEL N. ORLEANS
For the Reception and Delivery of all Points
On the Opeousas Railroad.
This Company is organized for the doing GEN.
E ~ al EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewsy Merchandise Bag.
gage and Packages to all parts the United and
We also prepared do General City Express and Bag.
gage Business in connection with the New Orleans Opelosas
and Great Western Railroad. f'1
VIII call for and deliver With dspach and nj
rates Baggage Freight Packages ali parts Of he
city Of New Orleans. 49,
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this Company
to forward the most minute article any destination and we
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. f. REDDING,
TIL. THAYER.
W. H. HENNING,
Propretors.
Express az If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
Democratic Quarterly Review.

This work is designed az an exponen. Of the
school Of statesmen founded by THOMAS JTFFEg-
SON. and maintained ty hi Dcmocr attic successor.
in the Pres sidential Office.
The policy Of the present and all future Demo
cratic Administrations Of the National Govern
nent will be fully explained in the page. of the
Review, and its purposes ia all that concern.
the vital interests of the Democtatic party. fore
shadowed, with view to perpetuate our political
institutions and promote the true interests Of the
whole Union.
No mere eulogiuD, or denunciation of men. will
be permitted in the pages Of this Publication. /,
Will be an earnest advocate and defender Of priD-
sipies believed to be sound
The "Quarterly"is intended to supply want
10 the field Of political literature which ong since
should have been occupied by some such publ
cation.
II 10 believed that the necessity for the .Re.
view" will secure tor it circulation commensuY
ate with its importance and usefulness
The political and literary articles will be con-
tributed by emin cnt writers Of the country AMI
exetti0ns or expense will be spared 10 mako the
work acceptable and desirable to every Dem ocrat
in the United States.
The sole object of tais periodical being 20 dis
seminate sound political truths, with a view to
promote future Constitutional trumphs. the earn
est Co operation OF every national sound thinking
man is requested TO aid in obtaining Ii patronage
hne'y executed likeness, engraved upon steel.
OF his Excellency jams BrCHASAs, President Of
the United States, embeilishes the title rage az
the first number Of the "Reyiew'
Subscription price three dollars per annum, pay
able Invariably in advance.
Address all letters relating to business or snb-
scnptions to
THOMAS d. FLORENCE, Ed..erC.
Washington City, ID. st.
(Ofice north wet corner of Penn ave, and III
near the Presidents House,
dec IL dkw1W
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17

Ut 10 strange indeed, that you should, in view
Of the record. charge the committee With fixing
. ratio ofrepresentation unkn nown to the usagss
Of the party. Without the authority d the De-
mocrscy Of the county" It is strange indeed,
that you should ssy that "the ratio Of repre-
sentation has alrdys been one delegate for each
township at lsrge-one delegate for every
twenty votee,s and an additional delegate in
every fraction between ten and twenty" II is
strange indeed, that you should say, ito this
ratio the Democracy have been aecustonsd,
ard then deplors the departure from it.
alone, of the committee. am guilty Of what
ever Of dereliction Of duty there ia must
in oil candor and truth plead mot guilty" to
the charge Of failing to "preserve the usages Of
the party intact" and Of snnihilating its land-
marks. with . view to surprise and circumv ent
it. have no object or aspirations in view that
are not in ,trict harmony With the welfare and
prosperity Of the Democracy in Scott county.
and | am really sorry that my humble efforts
in its behalf have been SO loosely construed. If
We in the 'ature are not to he governed by the
records, as TO VIA. the nsages OF the party are.
but must look 10 soorAing Numbers of-sae party,
for that Information would sugges. the
roment OF the aro~king members andet they
be hung mp at some place OF Democratic resort
for the better convenience Of future county
committees.
HRSay ALTMAN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
C. ON NJ E R:CIAL
Davenport Market.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,
Friday Evening, Dec. Is, 1859. !
The grain market to-day was active and buoy
ant but not SO much excited as yesterday. Whea,
was steady at soc. Corn firm At 25@2Sc. Oats
scarce and in demand, Barley buoyant.
The receipts Of dressed Hogs were larger to-day
than for some days past. Prices remain unchang-
ed.
We quote as follows:
FLouR-Shipments 500 bbls. The market
continues firm and uncha ,gei at - IS wholesale,
and - 50 retail for choice Spring Extra.
itWHEAT-Receipts 445O ba Shipped 1850 bu.
Market steady and frm at SOC.
Com RS-Receipts 1850 bv Shipped $50 bu.-
Market firm with good demand at 2593Sc.
0ATs-Receipts 160 tu. Market steady at Esq
IS.
BARLEY-Receipts 1850 bu Shipped 45O bu.
Market steady with good speculative demand
at 4O@i4c.
DRESSED HoGs.-Receipts 27O head; Shipped
l2o head. Market firm with good shipping de-
mand S5@5 so according to weight.
HAY-Market steady and unchanged with mod
crate receipts.
BurrEg-A prime table article sells at %: re-
tail.
EGas In moderate demand at l5c retail.
HIDES In coed demand but declined l@2c-
We quote Green at &c; Green salted Sc Dry sal
ed 9tg l0c Dry flint l0(9l2c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
Chicago Market.
Thursday O

Thursday evening, Deo Is.
FLorE-Quiet. Good Spring Extra 81 55 fair
Extra "a SO; Low grade s. 80 Bridge City 81 55
Good super - 20 fine 50 co.
NHEvT-Market steady. No. Spring in store
s5 y Jic No. do s0c: Club 81.
CoRS-Marke; firm at 43c in store, and IS. on
track for No. 1.
OATs--Firm. No. in store SIC.
BARIEr-Quiet. No. in store 5sG57c.
DRESSED Hoes-Sales al IS 25G5 IS for hogs
dividing 200 lbs az $50 lbs at So IS go ts
ST 70.
PorLrRY-Dressei Chickens, 5 60Gsl 50 per
doz : Turkeys 7Q713c q Il.
BU1TEK-Dull at ll1l3c for Firkin 14&l7
for Dairy.
HipEs- Unchanged Green 5ta5s.c Green salz
ted 61sc; dry flint. 21s@l34c.
SEEDs-Quiet. Timothy nominal at 50 009
g 10. Clover nominal at 81 0o,aS4 50.
PoTAToKs-.Market steady at 35 I45c for Pink
eyes and 45G SOC for Neshannocks.
EGGs-Market steady at l6c per doz for fresh,
and l44l5 for lined.
LARD-Firrn in good demand at loc holders
ask l01+c.
TALLow Steady at l0c.
CHEEsE-Ma,ket quiet but steady al 9Gl0c for
Western Reserve and loIl2 for Hamburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
FOR EIGN Ne VS..
LATEST By THE NOVA SCOTIAN

portland, Dec l6,-The following is the la.
test news by the Nova Scotian. ty telegraph to
Queens.own:
LIVERPOOL, Dec 1.-The steamer North
American has arrived.
The steamer Queen OF the West has put
back
A Madrid Dispatch says sharp engager ent
took place between the Sraniards and Moors
on he 25th nit loss heavy on both sides The
S,.aniards had SO killed and 4oo wounded.
PARls. Wednesday AN explanation OF the
current reports, regarding tie bombardng Of
Tangiers has been given, which says that the
French squadron neither homtarded Tanriers
nor TetnAu. A small fort on the coas. of Mo
rocco having fired on !. French steamer. the
latter replied, end having dismantled the forti
fca'ions, lejoined the squadron ct Algeria.
Ii is also stated that the Commander Of tie
French squadron had informed the Morocco
Government that this does not change the re-
la.ion- betTe the two countries
MARsEILLAs, Nov. 30.-Cons:sntine pie advi
Gee report 8 areat storm on the Euxine sea
About 81 vessels were los.. and the coast vas
strewn with the dead. The inha bitants had
stripped the survivors Of all their effects. Tuo
steamers lad been sent to reuder assistance in
the recovery of property.
PARIS, Nov. 30-The Opinio,ee Ndtioua!e hs =
received q first warning for publishing an ar,i
Gle on the temporal power of the Pope.
MaDRID, Nov. 2a.-ls is reported that the
Government Of Tangiers had fired on the
French squadron, and the latter replied by
bombarding the place.
L,xDoS, Dec. 1.-The Aus'rala an mails Of
October have reached Alden, and are expected
in London on the 9th inst.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times saws It
il still uncertain whether England intends TO
join the Congress.
In recent interview with Metternich. Count
Walewoski, it is said. assured the Prince tha,
the influence Of French diplomacy will contin.
ne to be exercised in Central Italy 10 favor Of
q spontaneous recall BY the people Of the
Grand Dukes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17

Times Of opening and closing mails in the Daven-
port Post Once:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at..s A and sPn; closes
at $50 A = and 5Ps.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives ut p y closes $50 AH.
sOuTHERH MAIL, from St Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives at Pm; closes $50 Az.
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL arrives 1t
6pA; closes Mt 5 Pm.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives 9 y; closes at Pn.
DrBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives at y Tucsda ys,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at P y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP RIVER MAIL TO LyoSs, srrives at 6 p y; closes
st Px, daily. exbept Sundays.
BLrE GRASS NAIL, arrives at y. closes At IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AhITY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL y Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ANAHosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 10 10 AN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17

~Ru STEE ; SALE. Whereas. on the 10th
L day Of July, ls5S, +. 7. Gadd anu :. ii. Gadd,
ms wife, OF Scott County, State Of Iowa, cxecut-
ed unto David ). True, a. Trustee, a certain
Deed OF Trust, conveying TO said Trustee tho
land in Scott County lows, a,described follows to
Wit:
The southeast quarter Of the souta-east quar-
ter Of section No. ten tl01 in Township No, sew
veRty nine ~ north, If range two zl east Of
the 5th y. NJ. Which said conveyance wa. made
by the said l.. 7. Gadi, for the purpose u Sc
curing the payment of two certain pronissary
notes. and She interest thereon, signed by the
said Z. T. Gsdd, dated the 10Th dav of July, A.
ID. 1858, and payable follows: One FOR the
sum Of three hundred 3e9l dollars, payable to
the order Of Henrietta A. Lowerv on the 10th
day Of October, 1859. and one other note for the
sHm of seventy light - dollars payable on the
i7th lay Of October, A. D. 1859 caoa Of said
notes bearing interest al ten per cert PER annnm
after maturity.
And now said rroinissory notes having become
due and payable, ard the said r. T. tadi having
failed to pay the same, !, David ). True, Trustee
az aforesaid. d. hereby give this public notice
that by virtUe of the power which ! in me vested
by said Deed ot Trust, | Will IN Thursday the
l2th day oi January, A. H. l-6U between tho
hours Of two and three o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, at the Court House door in the city
Of Davenport, expose and ofer FOR sale ut public
auction,the parcel of land alto de- c.bed. ir 80
much thereof as shal. .eDecessafy to satisfy and
Fay the amount Of said notes, with the interest
thereon to the day Of safe, together with all the
costs and expense Attending .all sale. costs Of
this notice and Trustees fees
Upon completion q such sale d deed vii
be given to the purchaser Thereon in accordance
with the siipuiations OF said deed of trust.
Dated the 18th day Of bctemter. T. h. 1889
DAVID :. TRUE.
declf irustcc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
SlLAS j. LEE 4 CO.,
CHEMIsTS AND PJTnECARIES
No. III North Wels s., cor, Of Ohio,
CHICAGO ILLINOIS

IMPORTERS OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
! Essences, favoring Extracts Ct Oils and
Wines.
These Extracts arc prepared with the greatest
care and warranted 70 contain no mineral prepa :
rations Of vegetable poisons.
They impart TO pure Spirits, the favor Of the
finest brands Of Cognac, Hennessy, Dupuy. Sey-
net and Catawba Brandy, W inc, Rum, Whisky. ard
Cordials. They are put up in quantities pYspor-
toned to 90 and A. gallons. Essences Of Coyrac
Holland Gin, London Tom Gin. Jamaica sn5 :,
Croix Rum. Rye, Bourbon, Monongahela. Scotch
and Cherry Whiskey, kimmel Zwe,scb wasser,
kirscbvasser Absyn;h, and Port Wine.
BRANDY AND WINE COLORING.
Essences ard Extracts for favoring Syrups, Ice
Cream, and Confectionery.
Orders promptly filed and sent 10 any part by
Express. Terms cash on delivery.e
~ Cards OF prices and directions for use sent
on application.
oct5-d6m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
New York Market.

new YoRK, December l6.
FLoUR-Dull and 5@l0c lower. Sales 500
bbls. $685. 80 Super State; IS 1885 25 Su-
per Western s. 5l@$5 80 Common to Extra
western. and So 60;9$5 - inferior 10 good brands
extraR. II. o.
RYE FLoUR-In far request. 50 o094 40.
WHEAT-Very dull and lL2c lower
RYE-Quiet 90c.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm at 7s(0ssc.
CORN-Quiet and firm
OATs.-Buoyant. 46Gl7c western State and
Canadian.
PoRK-Dull. and heavy Sl6 10 mess; Sll SO
prime.
PRIME BEKF-Unchansed
CCT MEATs-Quiet.
CHEEsE--Steady log l0Lc.
LARD-Quiet aud firm,
BuTrER.-In fair request at ll1a9l2c:
WmsKEY-Dull 26l5c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
NJ The following communicati

q e The following communication
rom Dir. Altman, We publish in order to COR
rect the errors ma de in a communication pubs
Iished in our paper yesterday morning, head
ed THE County Convention This article was
handed in as q communication, but the com
poator neglected to place the signature to it,
which has led Mr.. Altman to suppose it was
original with US This was not the case. The
communication Of yesterday complained that
the county committee had transcended powers
conferred upon it. The call having come to u.
officially, We we're compelled to recognize it as
the act of the party through lie delegated
agents Any error in the apportionment of
delegates should be corrected By the commit.
tee, or by the convention to be ned under
the call This is the proper course, and the
only one which we can deem proper:
EDIroRs OF DExocRAr AND NEws-Dsar Sirs:
In your issue Of yesterday you deal very
unkindlv Ito cay the least) with the COUNTY
Central COMMITTEES call for the county eonven .
tion Your remarks are intended to cen.urs
some one member of the committee in psrticu-
lar, and | ap?rebend no efforts will be shared
tce of your article necessary. When YOU say.
''if the gentleman who adopted the call was
not familiar with the usages of the Democracy
in Scott coonty, he could have ascertained
what they were BY applying to any one of the
working members of the psrty,"-you certain.
ly forget my action in the matter. II you will
remember, previous to the publication of the
call. told you in your own Office, that Mr..
Dow. chairman OF the committee, was absent !.
that he instructed me to draw up a call. and
have ii published; that was not posted az to
the manner OF call necessary,-and that We
went to work and overharled your file of pa
pers. in which we found that the cali of theilast
county convention was In pursuance. and in
strict compliance with . resolution adonted =,
the county convention Of July l4th, 1858, %
follows:
"Resolued, That hereafter the ratio Of repre.
sentstion for the diSsrsnt townships be one for
each townahip, and theA enc foe every tventv
Democratic votes east at the preceding On.
beFnitoeial Election"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
y. I NI NUWN, d. T.
BY publishing the above you will otlige
J. s. SLAYNAKER

ITs EFFEcT.-A gentleman who has
within few months taken up his residence in
our midst, assures US that although he has new
er yet voted Democratic ticket, that he ha.
come to the decided conclusion to hereaf,
ter vote no other. He has been a steady sub
scriber to the Gazette, but the course that pa
per has taken in apo.ogizing for the traitorous
acts of the Germans Of this city, in draping the
American flag with Grape for such vile old
scamp as was John Brown, has completely dis
gus.ej him and he will hereafter have nothing
to do with the Republican party or its organs
The article in the Gaaette compliuaenting the
letter of Copies mother, who is so proud OF
her having given birth to a litter OF traitors
and thieves. has been condemn ed on al sides
Did that old womon, who in her communica.
ton Is 80 liberal in her praise and laudation OF
Brown, even read the toll wing letter from
Mrs. DOYLE, whose husband and children were
murdered by that oh sinner while he was on
one Of his ,hi wing forays in ksnsaai Let her
commit everv line Of it to memory, and then
see how much sympathy che can express for
one, who to gain his selfish ends did not he'll
tate to commit murder or any Other crime:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov goth, 1859.
To JoHS BRovN-Sir Although Vengeance
is rot mine. confess that DO feel grateful to
hear that you were stopped in your fenish
career at Harper's Ferry. With the loss of
your two sons you can now appreciate nv dis
tress in Kansas when you then aud there en-
tered nv house at midnight, and arrested my
husband and two boys. and took them out OF
the yard, and in cold blood sho, them dead in
my hearing on can't say you did it to free
our slaves. We hal nooe aDl never expected
TO own one. 1t has only made Tie poor d.
consulate widow with helpless children when,
l feel tor your folly, DO hope and trust that
you will meet your just reward. O. how it
panied my heart to hear the dying groans of
my husband and children. II fthis scraVl gives
You any consolation You are welcome to it.
MAHALA DOYLE
\. B-My son John Dtyle. whose life
begged of (you) is now grown up, and is verv
desirous to he in Charle.town on the day of
your execution, and would certainly be there
if bis means would permit it.
A pretty subject for sympathy is a man who
would thus, at dead of night, ruthlessly tear
from his home husband and a.her, and
cruelty murder him in cold blood. Hanging is
altogether too honorable q punishment for
such villain. We are glad that the soil Of
Iowa is not to be contaminated by the presence
OF his body.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17
From ChaTIestOwn.
EXECUTION OF GREEN AND CopzIASn

CHARLEsTowN, Dec. I6-The negroes. Shields
Green and John Copeland, have Just paid the
forfeit Of their fve.. The crown in the town
is very great; the execution was witnessed bv
about l6 900 people
A's n the field ives occupied b7 the
troops, and at seven minutes of Ii O'Clock tho
procession made its appearance; it arrived AZ
IL o'clock at the ecsffold; the prisoners were
in wagon accompanied By the Sheriff and
Jailor they mounted the scaffold With firm sfen
The prisoners had the cap placed over their
heads BY the Sheriff, ard after appropriate
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Worth. Of the presbv.
terian Church. they were launched into eterni-
ty.
Before the rope was cut, Green was heard to
offer up ferveEt prayer
Copeland Was not heard to prav
Greens neck vas broken, and be died With.
out struggle. Copeland writhed for several
moments.
The prisoners bade farewell while On the
scafold to the ministers. Messrs. Faugh. North,
and Lesk. expr ssaing hope to meet them 10
heaven.
The drop fsh q II minutes altar IL o'sleek.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17

.B We thought that in reference
to that insult to the American flag We had ex
pressed our opinion freely and fully enou
for a II to understand -Ddr.nport Gdzetse
You thought you had taken shelter behind
several non-committali.ms. aud would make
men who love the union and stsnd by tbs flag
believe that You did not approve Of il, and ct
the same time defend your H essisn abolition.
ists in the disgraceful act. You said they had
right to do it. but the propriety Of the act
vas matter Of tsste-thus leaving some to
believe you thought it in bad taste. and leav>
ing the Hessians to believe that you defended
the act. This 10 very humilisting confession
for IN American to make, but the public nov
know you are on the Hsasian, sot the Ansri.
can siiA-R. L Aygss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-17

ANOTHER FAILrRE.--We arc paNAed
to chronicle another failure this morning. that
of the firms Of Burrows & Prettyman. Burrows,
The sheriff levied upon the entire property of
these firms contained in their stores, - we'll as
the mill of Mr.. John II. d Burrows. This failure,
We fear, will have more disasterous effect
upon our county than that Of Cook Sarge gent.
B. & p. are deeply interested with the farmers
of the county, and they will be the worst cuff
erers. We do not know to what extent they
are involved, but presume that their large a.
sets will liquidats thei, indebtedness II they be
allowed time to convert them into available
means.