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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
INTELLIGENCE,
Movements Oh Ocean spoamerss
Port OF New York, JaIy s, 1859.

CLEARED.
Steamship Bremen (Brem), Vessels, Bremen-Gepcke
s ssD y,c'o a, srsog londSnN sqrgs2 %ney
ship Bushire (sr) Card Quebeo A Mclean.
Bark Eiche,s, Nicheb, Maselles-walsh, Carver
Bark Recorder Orr, Osborne St John. Ns-wiliams 4
ssrs Peter GraD BeSsmsp. $. ..hn. Ns-PMsteod !r
s ssrs 1 4 Lynch New o,lssD:.Hs yring
HsIk john Wefieg, hodsden, Wln'Dgson, Nu-Eosers d
Brig sn.a, Ystes s. Tbomas-Dovalle Go.
Maths Jane s co. be 81 osS kIs nev..
Brig satSeSs cheney. PTrisnd 8 D srooS man & Co.
sase, H; TIA Rio 5sassoe sssp Co.
schr Feuva TX Dutch Leyban Trinidad-sulh Jones
schr British Qpeep (Br,, Johpson. Nassau
Sch s.ve,e. sGtsn yarmouth Ns@.s i.rss 4 Co.
scsr Advance Advance Cory Hor'on ss.D Iewolf
scsr wi.%: Us Jones s"nssiosSD H n es1a'
sf Saasa s'sA'
& smith tsss, s sa aas''
slsamer Ann hliza, Robiosan Pbiadephia.
ARRIVED.
Steamshp Marion Foster sndss ana passep
sers to spofiord Tleston Co. Thursdsy M a, niles
e Bsitsrss exchsDsed Signals with sssimshp coumSis
e. 81 jun. w 2 II; s
81 s ssss sss Ss,: NJ Kingston
aSsn s mS @ Of 1 Park Port au
Brig Ss fosisr s. john ss. days. With pal
Brig vary Leblanc (sr Richard, Pcou Ms IL 'dsy, with
Brig Emily. Saunders, MachiM 10 dsys, With lumber, to
master - " -' ~
sctr Jasper rl Kinney KDgston Ja, June H. with log
scbr Nathaniel Doaue (f falmouth Mass Doaue lnayna
June "a with salt IN Post & Small 9N"'
schr Joseph rish Bickmore st GEORGE NB 10 days. with
lumber. to Jed fry. - -
setr Hannah Marir, sleirht. PslHrnore. bdava
enhr Fl n Weston NAH. hiladelohia Portsmouth,
Schr bulsh, BaDAop. Ph1sde,ph'a for Salem.
schr Neptune. Sutton PHILADELPHIA for Newburgpcrt
Schr Julia Dyer, Elizahethport fer Boston.
schr Hartford. Coon FfzshA'hpor for Maine
schr Lucy Write. Glover, EtzsbethpOrt for Saco,
Echr Gipshy, Ings Eizabethport bound East.
Sctr Raven, hose Bangor DAYS
echr Ocean Ranger Tboets Calais 10 DAYS.
Ecsr Paragon Logan Nevp ort, 2daya
pchr JoAeph Rogers Washing on. Portland Ct 2 DAYS
Scbr Elizabeth, Jones' bopdout tor Boston
Schr st Lawrence, Maddersou, Ropdout for Boat,n
Steamer session Sollow Philadelphia
Steamer Potomska, Nye. New Bedford.
BarhH Eliza Bsrs5. Bermuda: Ezabeth wurts
oriss Georgia, do; Hcpe, Orange Bluff Mills. ''
Wind South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

Southern -four in good demand, but souewnat ir
regular in prices The ssiss embraced about $50 bbs
Glazing within the range of the above quotations Rye -four
was steady a. the above figures Corn meal chang
ed and Gales limited. Wheat was without change IA
quotations, while the sales embraced about lS 600
bushels, included in which 5000 bushes chi
csgo spring g. s5c, Milwaukee club 81 H. Old and
red Southern at 81 SO 81 20. Corn was 1rmer
with sales OF about 81 900 bushels Including
mixed Western at Soc 49,, and sound yellow
At ss3Sc soc Rye was quiet at ssc Oats hrner,
vito sses Of State At 46c 50c., aud Of Western and
Canadian at Soc G2c The following table IN tue cir.
calar OF Wn g. Cutting gives the receipts aud expos,a
OF Hour and grain at this port for the week ending to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

Tho nales were-2,ooo Buenns Ayres, 27c po,,bs,
$500 Rio G,a SSS ysshS months 500 San JAa' 49,
LEAiHxR.-rne market u quiet n is asua AZ tbs sea
son Of the year The receipts arc large the slnot p-
creased and prices favor buyers The receps d son
hemock, $500 oak sses AZ TOO hcmlock, $500 oak
rock, 81, 600 hemlock, 500 oak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

IOtal. 10 Al s,oUg ZUO 45,ISI 4U,Ztk
The exports Of flour and grain from New York for the
week ending July g. were to British provinces and other
CotFEE.--The sales were limited, viii prices were
steady 70 bags Rio sold ut &c. 90 do Llgdayre At
l4Zc
COTTON The market about go per ID. easier ca
pecia'ly for middlng and lower grades The sales en-
oraceo about 1900 OAles about the folio wing
quotations
YORK CT lsJF1CATOy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

THE VIRGINIA SPRIyGs.-There are two hundred
visitors at the White Sulphur Springs thirty at the Salt
thirty st the Rad, and twenty I've at the Sweet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY, July s-sP.M.
The comparative Custom Kouse tables tine trade of
th port Tor the month Of June have been completed and
We hasten 70 lay them before readers Tie move
nens If the month"; in imports and exports, compares
follows with the corresponding month OF the two previous
years:-
Entered for consumption is67 s 1sS So asse
warehouang ii,54o.ias a,4as,sss 5,4siSss
ree so sns b,o, sS1 SS 95S94 ssossi
Total ensd at the port SIS as9 l2s lSlls4as
Withdn from warehouse 7s1 ,o99 2360,l40 1859 23l
EXPORTS FOB JUNE.
Domestic prsdGGe sSss5ls e3ss 4sso
Specie and bulhOn..... 7,sS0,SS4 ssa,74 7,4se,s8l
Total exports .sli57ei4s ;4so.s72 70 col Ia
excln Of specie. 6e397s9 6,S92, 6sS 5,i9il72
Thus while the export OF specie during the month of
juno was nearly as great during the month o.
the crisis year. the import entries during the were
COO In OF those of June, 1857 and yet our
importers pretend that they not overtrading
Let US next take the trade Of the port with the foreign
world during the fret half Of the calendar year
l. e., from January June 80, 1852 The tables are:
IMPORTS FOB JAsrARY-JusE.
Enid for ooDsumpu sss74 sssy
Free GOODS ..o1 sa7iS ss 1883 sss
specie and bullion. S,sSacis i,77s,sSS iias,s9s
Total entd at port $i20 427 1884 634 s74
Withdr I'm wareh'se l3,l45,z8l 2i,9ll 1854 1I5lb72
EXPORTS JASuAaY-JUSE.
Domestic produce. $aa4sle GAO 2s,Ssoa92 2s4s55s2
foleiga mdse (free) l,30S,l77 782,56t 1,3Si3l8
DO (cutable).. 2,3Cl 1897 2,280,425 1,7Soy363
pecie AND bullion. 22,89S,062 12.35e,95o 33,i97972
toal EXPORTS. $6l,e59,776 4,003,337 $780,, 1896
excl OF specie. 3s,661714 3l643,375 3l,6o9,263
Ane ioho~ing table will put this In . clearer light
~, Bh1ncs
-, 1 I'll ,o,, imports Erpnts ag1tnS " T.
!eoo..... 6L7b4,634 755487i6 =
1884,. l2o,lo4,s14 eo4led98 80 TAG ara
In 1858 the business Of the six months er, balance of
over $4 600 600 IN favor Of New York This wear bow
ever will be borne in mind tina. in Consequence Of tho
heavy exports Of cotton and the high price Obtained e
II abroad, the trade Of the South will chow q baav.r
balance than usual in favor Of the United States HID o
importers ordered fewer goods from this wear The
country would have been at This creditor OF the
world nj large
The following the table, OF the fiscal year ending
Both June, az compared with the two last years
IMPORTS FISCAL YsAR.
Ent'd for consumpt sl4l 43o0o eiol965o 1Gs45l 1s5
Entd for warehg -. 62276673 4l,4e3 800 32 665 500
Free 20 rds...... 1926 $50 23,65e,4s7 q 5i8i77
Specie ana bullion. 6,4+,,s65 e3A,354 1911, 200
Total. .s22els4 1e7 Ill ,47S,3 1886 22o,2i7 1907
ElIha fa, warehe 27,oso2i2 49,a7e,59a 2,lVs,2oa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

Akwes orc seSus ,oos plscs a lie doct on the NJ.
sivs OF tas North Star lrom Lake Superior yesterday
nns, resulting In tho Tor Sls HSducsoe sy n z,
her dsser, travelling With their merces. Southern
S'A rhc fact OF their presence was nrss made kne~n
Hcnent q her arrival ~ the dock, and n short time,
aging ef twenty thirty had coiseceA who rushed on
ss eeas and soek possesson h zoe Sss ns,rsss
Tho eG~, VIM AIRED thirteen asd seventeen relusoa
IA 70 With The iruders and Appealed to taoii mistress
Cor She told them they we're az liberty 70 81
II eey chose spd inquired OF the negcs they hsd any
nssns OF sccur,ne them support " course no ss r
factory could BE- given TO this but the gus ~o
inIor scd that they most 20 Toey refused, aud the
e'oest INTO statercom and locked nerss. IN;
aTsssrd down stars and fairly yrsaed OF boat fob
losspd by the wboe gang. The ferry boat Ohaios .r
slcse alongside and the crowd rushed On .a.a ~,
capsip nedisyey casting of and ruus'Dg across tne
Ir Wnne eciuv across tho girl panested The utmost
snwnhpeness TO go to canada and iulormoa Csp'.a I'M
srates and were OF courec. Of no ava ~
the negroes surrounded ber aud would allow OF ne later
1eyence Thsy took her 20 Wrdsor the opposite side
~ the river, and sio~ed her away some negro hut,
WbrTe she = reuarHs
In the meantime a uessepger was despatched by the
gang for official Of the lady. BY .
act Of the Michigan Legislature any person bringing
slave within The limits Of tine State commds criminal
ence, punishable by ten years imprisonment 10 State
yveon The lady consequently hsbls 70 the chsncss
u fcons cell through the provisions OF this very
hShtened and characteristic measure. Fortunately Tor
der boat lef the before say sxch advantage
could be taken OF her heess poson and proceeded en-
her way 70 Cleveland The lady NJ resident OF Wincnee-
Ger, KY, Louisville, aud gave her Mrs.
Moore She has been spending the sumner a. Superior
City, sad WRIT Cincinnati der husband is
9Th SUPERIOR his wc travelling alone with the two
servants, who kept merely personal stsn fsnts
Where the OH Of the bost y during this melee
In impossible conjecture; but persoo viii believe
that gang Of negroes could take possession of the cabin
81 boat without the knowiedgs OF It's officers emo
OF rage made alter the affair over, aud negro
nfeDsn turned ashore, but not word laid wne
the shicg berg ccneummstet.
The GRIPS uame Lima She has been brought up In
the family = rsopal attendant upoo her mistress, add
has wanted anything she V now at thirteen
years Of thro~n upon her In country
where bali Of Der paupers which crcu n
stance wi brief period, her 70 appreciate
she blessings hard knocks got way Of Canadian
CON Her sipo hearted mistress barely escaped impr
souneDt felon. Truly psc,sg ourselves 10
envabe position before the By indulgence Of
negro awessaees end the insane desire Of Of
people 10 sustaip such conduct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 6-O z. 81.
ASHES The market quiet, aud small sales were
made rcluding pos, at SIS rs a Sc 81.
BRRADsIuFFs-fi0ur-Tne market was heavy and lsss
active, ana Closed 1t decline OF from 90 to 1Oc per
barrel me aaes footed up about 10000 bols, closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

FRIDAY, July sep. n.
The comparative Custom House tables Of the Of
th port Tor the month Of June have been completed and
We hasten 70 lay them before readers Tie move
nens If the month, in imports and exports, compares
follows with the corresponding month OF the two previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

no.as.. predass ss:s sssi s:s $500 .ss
Foreign md,e reel 2Sss s1 ssoo
Specie and euiaoS.. isssssss sssssoai isssssss
ro., expo,., sl2s eoe sss 100 es7 500 los aaa s4l
Total excl sp<cie. sa,26S2ls seSAt,ois o91
Repeatipg the comparison made above, find the fol-
lowing esrlts-
Years. MPev0. k6ports. Balance.
1s ' is,:sss S: i.ssss
Is s.......... 2So,247 ,so7 l66,o47SSS 5A,i9s,669
Tho balance against the port the years business
fair rs the prospect Of It's being made up by the cotton
shipments from the souhis quite heavy enough 10 sug
sest great caution for the fall importers go for
any length Of time at this rate it very easy where
it viii end.
The following table shows the nature Of the imports a
this port FOR the past three years.
hPoRrs CLASSIFIED.
e :s.g. sa.. 3, IS
Total imp. sazo,lsa,ls7 l7l,47s 1886 22o,247, 1907
Finally, the following table shows the amount Of each
duties received this tort for the month Of June for the
st months Of the current calendar year. and fer the
hscAl year ending June So compared with previous
CASH DuIns RECEIVED AT New York.
1857 1858. 1859
Previous SIN 1S,6i6,7l0 OF s,4o3 <49 IS 15l977t2 A
Total 6m SO 2s3, 62t 81 lt089.ll2 81 10 bI21Sl 90
Fis al year 4227l 645 "a q 43 666 IL 81 800 500 As
According to the above tables, the trade Of New
York has done the usual proportion to thu trade of the
whole country during fiscal year ending June 80 the
and navg alton tables will show the following
results, or thereabouts:-
FOREIGN TRADE UNITED STATES 1859.
Imports.
Osoer Ports uo, lZ3653
Total imports. $3.50 379, $50
Exports
Other ports. .......... l66, c47 1913
Total exports. 1882 COS ,276
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

The following is comparative statement Of the imports
OF foreign dry goods New York for the week and since
January L.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

fia tafllsg ssgemiipa a NJ b = ~
hsfd ams hsaf ~ ~ hahi n Al.
liu 1T, ~ lhtrfs co. tHflsilsH A fht
nptt fttfsh h. fsaais ~ No. fliffs
iiHpay shi 'iAfilslah VII ss,m ~ 'hs
bgeihiah safm ~ ~ mf Fghstlus
sto, si5a lbs sfslhsf W. safm ahl pisaf
faf ihfy slfe ~ fehi h#i #s 80 saffy
fai iHai Ns s4ii pl ~ hgfth Vt ftsif
~ entirely TIE sghifasiw Il wiling
n ifpii TIE cbafeh ~ istlss months Nv
ihls small nm, hal ihe sfanmiilae Hand
.higeeiae m ~ bfiht afrHli N take ihs
lasf into The nffam n ahetfisiniy We
stf almaai amy that w. swesd ~ hsys say
thing H. ~ wsh ,hs hsill,ar ~ n i lhs
6fsi time W. ever failed ~ Infase ibfo sthei,
sotae n mr. energetic confidence IN ihe mc.
tess n anything ss @almlsLe
IN sies n tbe iaie n lhhlsiiy irelison
ahi ~%eiIanal strife ~ riss n tho imp nj.
Ing danger 10 the glorious lnslIlmiom n 90,
beloved epmify dangers ihs, lhfea,eh The
ies,faefm ~ ~ eiyi sad religious ins,i.
iuilons y yioW ~ the ,alae N Tho thoasi
and u pretiou souls who nre d,iIy walL,
ing The downwHtd nal " min--b sie~ 81
the want. u The rising generation by xhom
-. - 49,,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

fIHflhg lts fssl ssft ~ Idshsnmss
gaissA w. tess N ssafah a be- hssA~haI
- me sllsssi ahs srpilsi y =. Nv =
asl4hss aaa asssi thzs hsf ha=i=ei, .hesH
As hi tat sesn ~ ssssrl yrss,. s~<
vlasisfrf W fsi smi h3i stIfssn " hsf
~ seas 10 Inn 81 memphis ihss shs a.
MT hHi hin there lhai 10 lsfi ~ ehsla Il
~ Hhelty tIHse sai fsms anrh ~ thla
sgsaiy. shefs. sbs had heard he .ss, bss
~eald he' Aad him, and hat size nal ~
hehey " ~ heg ~ag lmet ~ Memphis
mi appesfei IN great distress slyni hef
child W. hshded her two dellsfa ahi
fhy een's ~ pny hef passage ~ hpf ehiII
We aiie'~sfia learned that she lsd ~ Ihe
ssshs amount n mghey ffom sneiheF per
seni ap'h ihe same tfvtfst, ~ thai .hs toll
. fslsehooi sheh she aaid she hal no mousy
W. understand she rei 10 several private
hmsses and ct money IN the ssme way and
ggt her tavern bill nnd manlbaa fare free ~
ihe same s'ofy, Al the DEPOT d'e ifiei ihs
sane gsme on paf.on %IIaies, The coadueior,
sithua, sueetaa, ~ he femembefoi that shs
paid her fare dosn 10 I,sicssIIIe aud thai
there vss q man with her. When lhe Con
daeior Told her 10 p@y o. he woali vu, he,
"a shelssin. abe got out her money and III,
"psssoN" told u she had pleNiy Of IL
Nay 0h fefrive The woman for thus oat
fsFinf our Kind feelings for the distress ID
her ser. either real or pretended. Mr.
Dates Informed ~ thai there has been quit,
a number Of ihase women hunting iheI,
irssns husbands, passing sp and down ,hs
road, LATELY. Ito says that a FEW week.
since one ~ them got On the ears u, Mem
phis and told her tale SO paiheiieally TIM
Col. N. II. slcdgc and somc other gentlemen
on the train, Interested themselves In heI
behalf, and collecscd from the passenger
some fifteen dollars, 70 enable her 10 I'm,
hcr husband. That when the passcngc|
train met he freight train ut Horn Lake
tho wo'nan got on the up-ssain and wen
back 10 AIemphis; no doubt being wei
pleased with the profits Of hunting q hus
band on the Miss. ( Tenn. Railroad.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

no runlaa


~ Ia, wslsrrss W, Tho Associate
n ,hs sA,sss, ssvs . eommsmls,my noiire
a iys CssreIl 4 u,sfea, Young american
IIot.emen. ms IN om iavb W. Heu vi
into ihw scmmpision by IN cafrdI mai
M himself Lnewh 10 NJ A. m Odd Fellos
Circumstances sinoc their stay with ~, lead
Ne u mske known our presesf p%osition TIM,
" DO not endosa Ihem otherwise than
their douhsle.. being proheien,s IN their pro-
fcssion, W. hsd no pres'om Acquaintance
VIII tA~a. end they may b. "sllfirhG' ha,
W. wsss No, h~ regarded %. c%ndor~rs u
their course. Justice Ia ourselves compel
~ 10 iaske this statement
They ny they have certificates 70 prove
their scpl standing. let those examine
them who ere Interested.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

~~sssssss sevrsssg ~ rHs sevfa
The hHrfHtf Ht|f. h - n as 80
s~,Asi sssse 4 sfr N q epnmfy, mi
ne pfsFzisnss n fsa<fj<i.# h ~ Fafih.
sasTts'. a'sf vitzlsl< = tl,sss - 4 81
fsessar w msts Ne fItsler sshaai
FIRM sh@ Why's hsaihs sglieis n iss
Thai efayi
We -. Ia MI ealmhefs. rilhmi fer. m
Hnvsr. tf#f NJ iIa4rs ~ saeh. shst II i fhe
Aaiy n Virginia 10 plsee hef-If II tho
e%sfllfss moment 30 saf fs~dshr. Mag
slsi sfeft shs hgff Ftiet Sc mhhply saaHvf
ha sesfsed " \ eanes, o. sHne Ne ftsf u
mast. re hos net shat fhe .sue assy bei
but tins - Inpe fishi cell. that ssefy drop
" hlsssl IN tfsfy lmW smlhfms veins xill
bs shed wilInfy eially, 10 defsnee n ouf
sises. oar daugiieFa, g0f ehlllf,n, aaf hoo
o. And shossefef rassea that hload ~ h.
shei, wiIl W mails ~ pny ~ fall pfiee-bs
that price greet ~ snIall
IN noticing nhieh the Nashville lIaaaes
.,ysf Whe,hcf the fwelrdinra NJ the
Whig sLall b. ffaIised ~ nof, there Il wis.
dom IN The suggestion The snrest way 10
preserve peace i 10 bo prepared M war, and
We think II The duty ~ every Mate II the
south 10 encourage the organization n NIL.
iiary eompandca. There should b. ~ lcss,
one we'll disciplined company thoroughly
armed and equipped, IN every county IN the
South. The adoption u such a policy can
DO no harm II II does M good.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

D--..."I. -. .L
We hsvs hssst many Of our citizens "a.
press themselves In this wisci "Why don,
yss sAvsssiss b ,hs Star for . ssddler,
6A0ashW, Tinsss, end . llssber 10 Guns
10 80 tswss' Well, " know that there
h . eus1 spsslns ~ sseh Of these, and
many osAsr mechanics, in Paholn, bu,
vhsshsF sus ssyias ~ viii lndsce them IA
euus o. ~, y the question. II shis notice
sAesld III ssass sAe eye u any ssch me.
eAssiss % We mentioned above, aud who
vast ssood location, W say to ,hcm eas'c
sleeD q ssse. Dealt wait, ~ yos oss',
~ sbse1s p.ss 10 ~ United stssss thsa
pssssA slvsys psUviains that you arr sober
cad iadsssricss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

Mcssrs. Ballard 1 McCullcy's card ap-
pears on this pagc. They succeed Ballard
4 hcshley, and received ysssssdny q full
assortment Of fancy confectioneries, such
as cakes aud candies direct from spccht's,
Memphis. They have received a general
assortment Of family groceries, and intend
to offer inducements to our citizens not to
gotothe Depot after groceries Of amy kind.
B. 4 Nc. have also a lot Of a~rc-crackers,
torpcdocs, &C., for Young America, as well
as a lot Of other good things too numerous
to mention. They icy that things at their
establishment will be DONE Brows-dcspits
opposition.
~ Fresh Oysters received every day.
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iannnY cnnrsTnAs.

nsobssw ssns isss Christmas Win have
ssas - ~. We, shesvsbsv, h advance,
NJ ~ - rsass . jeycss end happy
~ saa aaay sssuss 10 then q IN
CAssl~ss hchaays. We expect 10 issss I
fSl shss' aezs week, n ~ shall hsvs %
holiday In the cAcs. What b~sincss Asvs
pshues - esicg shemselvss lie ethel
pssplsi 4lt is
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-12-22

4 syfstzfh jesfszI s,Fss fhe mijsvs~1
M N aftite - ~ Havth. IN "A arl<l~ >us
itHasfagy u M lsr@zas~tl< se~ssNents
'slHs altered fem H. trl6st sssssss M
ls~tIsafy n slavery
Aliihe esnserysssss %sIssses. apveHve, N
maisg rbss msy he Then tssry Ak<Cno1kes
ought ~ ~ ihh tefIEns ~ Elte9 IN
.<~ssI All I~AlAeI f<fvle svia~1ly n keue1.
ssd eenslef shat y bsss " he Jsse N ~
lbs fsst spreading fessmsonsfy )11CGe
~Iieh ihsessess N s~eet etef ~ gtetes -
. tfnsda. sssfying srsy wfh n tke Vhian
t" tts The Iserl~ue lstrie n vNtpt' eN1
leaving " MT . ma t~hInA" Win I'D
MN enmbiae, AM read meh sseAl N soitS,
sai nI,er The Lieoiy hsnnss N isnstisInn \
anfadsi ~ The bsstss, ~ ekes o>o1uuv
poss aaiseosn shd d>Neo6 ~ lbu1p1
sIaIIs IN secret, mi with e&ope)ouo I'M
pfoelalms IL principles ND eeol1 ~ ~
world, II y high lime ~ the Nfe1is Il ~
and ufief ii ths Ngvtb IL rally ntvuNA
tehslslut,ef,, and ~ ssIse sdh ~ ~
n tM Cnien. Wills yet ~ kese . 06e'
aliwIon. 4 Union saA ! ~, ~ bs(sss ~
resplMlosists. encouraged " ~ eIsnel
and Insesios n sIseir ~nsluhksSp. Iee~ssssll
y reign ~ sesvss with esssaare )II66s ekel
on ~ bartholomew night h ysoees, =
ihe carnage N H. Neutrality-suspicious. lhs
federal rcpnbIic of North AmcsIes, ssnl
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Qnnn1assou Houss.-Ws invite attention
y " card Il Messss. Durtou, Titus 1 Co.,
speseiAs ~ Co~nsrsisl Hotel, Msnphis.
~. 1itss 10 ~ we'll known in Psso.a Coun.
y - pgeissa sssonmendssica from ~.
u y ~ ssssblished house, we'll known to
saay.
1ssa tAsir card, In another column, q
vs tseesdse y Fsqssss you last week.
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We have never known butter, eggs, chick
ems and turkies 10 scarce in our village be-
fore, at this eason Of the year. And what
b more . matter Of establishment IL, that
bstter and egg cell for twenty-five cents,
in Panels, and 6ftecn to twenty in Menphis,
and everybody u n 10 Memphis q 70 the
railroad with them. Won't some Of our
kind lady friends send Us a dozen or two Of
eggs 10 make eegnog Tor Chvistmasi
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n tlsos JsasseL spsskise u he
ssvS rsesaty received fva PARA Il NE
shslisios 4 s.isollsst ssyss "1As lsss
ssss.ss Asn 1usps isvslhseh u iaAsPsss.
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sf Csnpti0, diQhAly vssisI hsssvsr, ~
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Owing me ~ sekG ~ 49,
k~~s ~ n dxki bpn1see te10lA61n
tsAsl#. N $3.50 1IsoA1u1
iess n Nh fsso es6o n
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svsess IN exue 49, = 49, r.
|hsss Aeslssa9lz 49,
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1Ausust1 y o. saswsAiausas q the
80 No. AsAs~y N Monday eve
tAg6ul ~ ~, by tAs TsssAsss and
- 4 . DrsnAsis ssA Muisal order.
Psio Z sasiniss, Is ssaaA Nh v. D.
nsyssy cd ~ sissss ass he .psssiaiss
C9t1ss 4 u satsstpisnsat. We Aops
~ ~ IN . ssv1ra Asssr.
10 h--~~~>~~--~-- !
e 0eom's LAps's nsox.-wc sAosla hsve
ssasss1s 80 sst no go shss W January
sun1ss Z - sssus nsessins had becn
rsssivsa hy ~ h : ! perfect sem IN
o11tDon1euAJntAnesss. sTks Dvsae'
6tloensu ~ u1Aess ss hesss p s.ph-a-
W1ksk 4.
%&t laiys ~ N ~ a.,
holeee - asistle = savsssA M
- ~ ssuv1s. -, yos ny Nm
osey3e1ste nsolWo ~ Ne Star To- q
e1l& tlsspsss ; ~ b Ms case.
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We usdssstaad that the members q che
Legislature have tskea . recess until the
10th q January nsst, u which tine they
are 10 rsssrn and begin he business II lee.
islssion. We Asve not had The pleasure d
seeing Doctor Rllis - NJ. Diskins ysA bsi
hope they won't pass - By entirely.
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6rnouLs q llcCowM.-Read Their card
in Nh PsPss, ssa wAsa yos 80 70 Memphis
give then . call, u ycs want : god srtielc
IN he clothing line.
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tssn JScxsss.-weA have rpse;vsa -,
go es0ness ftsa or Senator asd Rep.
Jqwg = Jsfkpa. Ainess svsry
eehoo a.sshias firm then-eoni
vAsss 1sssn ssssianl
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