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Thr state OF lIissIssIppI,

W NNNH 'ui wv.
CZm-ay Ca0t a. Rats. acf Haailya % Oc'.,
n 1868.
Soabou D. Chancellor
Ns. 1911 iur Divorce.
Mart A. Chancellor
VrPuN opening aud filing the complain
u emit bill. and 10 appearing that the
aid Mary a. Chancellor i- NONRESIDENT
ofthe state of Mississippi, hut resides be-
youd thc limits 1t tho jurisdiction of the
courts thcrvuf-it is thcyeupou ordered
that notice OF the filing of this hill bc
given to a.d defendant hy publication iu
the Eastru Clarion. a public newspaper
printed and puhl..hod in the town ot
Ftuldue lur che space of three weeks
notifying her that unless She hall appear
lu uul before thi. Court ON or before the
ard Mpud1y m March. l>il. hereof and
plr1d answer. or dcmur tp the complain
auts blIl, tuo ume will Lr taken u. com
I.e.ed. auj d.rf,e and further proceedings
had accordingly.
n true eopy, u- witness my
SEAL hand and seal eft office the 2ith
~. = February. A. -. lip.
WILLIAM s. DAVIS.
Ciu-rf C Z! Wfus ta.. Wfs.
March .. 1850 gilt
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PILES AND FIsTULA.

Every form 8u5 G-tu-. ol those prevalent and
-tHtsr -.ras-- 5. .rs..aatei locally aHl entirely
Iv tHa u.. Hl this elHHiisff. v1up i.alaH-.r Hl--
-n4Hd rrsc.Is lf~ aVuaegHHg- lf- hrar r- 4ss...l.-
VIII ts iIHll3 t4 ig f.furuHZ. 1lt iuFaIItH.r.
Both tt OiHtrart ard Pms shaafi D. Hssi # Hr ff.--
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Diseases OFshe THrOGI and LUmgs
DIR. &. u. CRANE,

NTHu~E -urae--fJ treatment IN bl.rl-e~ ot the
w Throat 9nd Lungs Oy the nhl.g'lnl o Electro
Chemical and Medical Aapag- j. HuW w,i anHEu %
D." th' only reliable aad UhIU. optical proc. "i 81
f. ing care. even lu fhH-. extreme 1uI l'- .l.l.
cases which bid defiance % The ordinary rules gt
pr8Ht.ea. has y-tIhlI-..-d PERMANENT OFFICE
and INSTITUTE for the tl1rouuu cIr-ot aII ,hr'u-
o. ant Fnuar1ual Diseases rs means ui Nerlue-.
Electro 'Iam-u hths. GaIgauisu and ID i...f'-
Magnetism.
For tle cauyruicrrt of those affected 81 .H Diseases
Of the Throat and luur- and unable fH HE-f ,H. CITY,
who desire CONSULTATION. a l-t st eU"-t"N- .i1-
been prepared and wl De forwarded uu aln..ss.'.s
o. lr. g.
No. l4GST. JOSEPH STREET. NEW ORLEANS
Iuh1l.uE apr3r-fJ-- Naj.,ucs etc. forwarded
according sth. 20 pt ar- received Boz each lIrt.r
uiHr .f-s.
Es-pat.~nt- from tiiH country can be teaamm"i7
ted Will rooms at t4s institute,
Nor DFI .fls Feb. H.. I-.n 1g-ly cow
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADENI
WORN BY KINGS OR E}TPERORH.
What! Why 1 Beautiful Head Of Hair

DECtU-E ltI. tlc ornament God Himself pr"u-
ID daI .Hr $50 uIT rrsa. Reader, although tH, rose
Iuay h.HHUH ever -f brightly .n lhe glowing cheek.
90, ,Et ba ever sparkling. tNH teeth nn those ui
r-tIi- f f.s hsil j. hrref ut IT, covering. ur uIc
Iir hr -utr'si Hgj sl-y.et hr-. Hui aTg, Hr g r-'
-fIl. 10 -ruUAltt wish lru. o. ifur. N.i lose fu'E"
than halt hrr C.. arms. PROF. Woods Hair Restore
tive. u U-ra tau.r three tuI,- Is, H.I restore
Hut permanently -aaHTs tl aU such .,u ur.i-u-ut.-
Hs.1 t's following and judge lh" as'sr ut fhr
fr-f .s tir r.f.. .rr'.. f1Iu... I.r'lfrg.
ue WuHn.- NEv Tasx. ArrI t1. l--s.
Dam SIR ru.. Hns to express o. 20 the uhIi-
CATIONS afu undo" f.r the entire restoration ~ my
hsr tu f.s .sa rslar about thc time uf uy artl-
val l tIIr IuIIH1 States rapidly becoming gray
lut upon tHs application ~ yuUr HHr Restorative
% -.,sl recovered f- urrg.Hai huc. consider yuIr
B'-tHra.Iyr ayarE wonderful invention gUHc ruiea-
eif,t- a- wli r. gtrsoalac.
aH,, dear Fir. yours truly,
:. THALBERr.
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WTttEBENS. &C the December torn,
w A. u. 1858, &C the Probate Court ct
Newton County Mississippi ola. estate 81
NBEpNEGO BuBEB~UN, was declared
lu4plyguts
Now. therefore all creditors 90 said cs-
tate are hereby notified to como forward
and have their claims duly prohutcd, amt
registered la che register kcpt hy thc clrrt
oI said county. within twelve months from
the date of this publication, or they viii
barred.
HAMILTON COOPER.
Lr '4r.
Ian 4 ISIS l2aUm
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rhn sinte af llI..ls.Ippl.

WAYNE tHN NNNa
ruVD Elizabeth Mclaughlin. and John
Nrlnufhlin her husband. Of fChoctaw
-, Alabama. end to Francis Ru srll
IN 6xen Russcll. aud To- all other per-
', Interested che real estate of VIII
IAN ntSsELL Ir.. doceased. Tpwlt /;
,y..t 4 of South West Sec. VI Town.
we Uapre q West. You and each ot
-".t ~. hereby cited % bc and personally
Wv N.....,r before thc lion. Probate Court
h, be- holden in und for said county
M court House thereof ln the town oi
,,.a.bs.ter on the 2d Monday IN March
NY tf,sp and there b. show cause a any
h,t' ,sn why the prayer Of che petition OF
49,. II Rn.seu. guardian Of the minor
,f.,iI decedcnt. 90 sell said minor
'...t h tbc above described Lands
i''.il i,''..il mot BE- granted N prayed for in
,,rtit,an. and 60 allow such other or
'.' ~. spJ dccrrcs as shall be legal IN said
court. a. H.
L,t.t.\.trn. Iudre of said Court. the "a
(-@~Ju Juondav of january. A. y. i-l3,
.nler mg hand and seal of office
l.-u' .1tb February. a. y. 1860.
th'. ''' w. JAMES w BOYKIN.
Ia. ci,rt. pro. ta.. Wnes %. hi.s.
F.b ~, 1867 ''
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y. 4. AyKINsOy.

SUCCESSOR TO SWAN Is CO.,
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
tH .ri.rs f1r Lottery uryata. ad5r.-.el tH tho
-iI-sI..1. nIu hs" bis personal and urnlni' 't'rn-
t.r.
.1aI.4 1l-lv
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(sEAL)y9r


W hHHI NI sIlt
90 Harriet Davis and Mr - Davis. her
husband. Elizabeth Henderson. aud NJ.
- Henderson. hrr husband heirs 10
law To the estate ol a#- BU~EEN. dc.
,oJsol and ail other persons Interested
boz said estate
Nuu arr hereby eittd tp he anil appcl.
Il before tio Il1u thr Probate toWt
uoxt to he holdcu .u and lor said County.
0t che Court House thereof in che town of
Wuohcs,er. on tIe -uJ Monday ip MTth
uDyt, chen tnd there jo show cause. Iiuuy
you can. why the ju5l account of \lcNln.
drr Gordon. Guardian off said Elizabeth
Henderson,. formerly Elizabeth Eu.hgy.I
and Harriet Davis Formerly Harriet Ea.
heY.l should not hc allowed. passed. and
recorded. as che statute iu such eases re.
quires.
Witness the Hon. T.. o.. NArtsR, Judge
Of aid Count che end Monday m Jauu.
mrs Iatu
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FH'IIE subscriber wishing o. clu.cntrat"
his capital IN the Commission hu-i-
ug.t GfJ.ra tor sale 70 large .ugt ot LAND.
Iu Jasper Douuiy. Miss, containing 2I1
acres. muj living ou QuJtilah and falla-
hah CryeLs The price will bc low To q
purchaser of the vholc-or it would bee
divided. Sc desired.
jos. BORDEN.
Mobile. Ala.
nas n ISIS Off
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The United States Sub-Treasury at New
York dispatched from that city, on the
18th instant 100000 in specie for New
Orleans,
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CLASS IL Draws Saturday, March -, 1859.
CLASS ~ Draws Saturday, March 10, 1900.
CLASS l3 Draws Saturday, March 20, 1850.
ON thc Plan Of single Numbers,

IlWh III Nils.
Five Thousand Four Hundred and
Eighy-Fiye Prizes.
.,f. tsprltr Tan ,-y.f-gy NINE .rfgt. FRS
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RAE AWAY.

akAs AW Az.
q From the Plantation
- NJ of y. T. Campbell. in
IN Clarke County Miss. ON
e 49, the nisht of the 10Th
Atkg~sfIl inst. Ncgrs Man nam
ttSrkras 81 PETER. about feet
high thirty five or forty
years old and ol 20 dark brown color. and
hnt urou Dis leit check 70 scar resembling
o. brand in The form of The letter d. Slid
Negro took with him a small. fine bay
Mare with white spot upon her forehead
and one upon her nose. lie also took
good Spanish Saddle, with Tenders on the
stirrups
The Negro g. polite spoken and intelli-
rrnt who can read and write his own
passes.
whoever will apprchend the said Ne
gro. and inform d. J.. Campbell. in Mobile.
or the subscrihcr. &C DcSoto. Clarke Co,
Miss. viii bc amply rewarded.
J.. W. MAXWELL.
prSa. lEu.. March 3 1852. 2l-3t
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RMRMa AMD &oAlD9.
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Itisa sovereign remedy loi
a.. r,riaug diseases with
Which horses areRnlicted, cur.
i,g tbe most alarming cases q
W6tI~E-. STRAINS, STRING
nam. wOUNIS. SCRATCH
- sWFFNY. SPAWN, RlNG-
poSF BIG HEAD, POLL
FviI ke No farmer, livery
stsiI. keerpr. OF any person
o--n,ng valuable HON Is,
s,,cyIi be without this yalua
IL rsmetly.
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Ihr 100 of lIlssIaslrnI.


~ t. rtthrt aI.i W rraHs hHrl rtfH
rlaas a. E.as fL WiLhEE, d-
rafsrf
YOU are horchy eitod that 90 tbe term
Of the Probate Court of Wayne county,
held at Che Court House thgryor ON the
20 Monday in January lsi9. u. vs.. B'y-
kin. Commissioner of Insolvency ou slid
estate. fled Oh. report as Commis-.puor Hs
aforesaid these aro therefore to D.le each
of the creditors OF mil Estate To- be and
personally appear before tho honorable
the Probate Court next Oh De- holden 'u
tnd Ior said Wayne county. 90 The Court
llouse therc1G n the town uf Wuehe--
tcr. ou tho 20 Monday of March unNt
with due and leull proofs of YOUR claims
arlust said Estate. or they viii hy atld
Court h' rejected as the hv iu such case.
drerta.
Winees. the Hon. J.. ~.
{ SEAL lNtrtB. Probate Judge Of Said
" /comty the gd Monday oi
january A. p. lIl1.
laaued under ms hand 1nd arJl of oi
Geg. this the lth Frhwlrv A. %. t-i1
JAMES w. NONkIN.
Probate tlk HH .sH. WAYNE Oo.
Feb. l1. 1850 lost
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JAMES ". BuNEIN.
Pp tu. Ptoias frt H-en- f,.. 1Iu.
Fcb. ll. lslJ. l.-It
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nI.1...i FALLING oil and turning grows ] vl- t-t t,-
tluu- llIi Hui h1l tried many remedies fH up tt-
f..f. iu.rim,uaeI Using your Eg-.a.u-fry Iu Jauu-
sr, il-f f.n afT..atian- fastened Iuy Ia.r firmly
It tIsau % t'l Ui. --oa uut and turned lack o. U-
former .H.ur. HHkI 50 ff- fug . Is fully restored
Co. If- original rpIHr. l.t'tu- HHd guf'trtuUrr aad
.layrfI.Iy recommend .-- u-, fnaA
o. f. HOBS.
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lis paSt-hut yesterday king
And armed with kings to strive
Aud now thou art a nanelcss thing:
- ahIcct, Vet alive;
l. this the man of thousand thrones.
Who StrcTed the earth with hostile bOnesP
And can he thus surviNct
Since he, miscalled the morning star
No man nor hend has fallen 80 far
lie who smote the people in wrath
with 4 continued stroke, is prosecuted.
and none hindereth. How art thou fall
len from heaven, ., Lucifer, son of the
morning! how art thou cut down to the
ground, which did'st weaken nations !
They that see thee shall narrowly look
| UPON thee, and consider thee, saving, is
this the man that made the earth to
! tremble-that did shake kingdoms-that
made the world as a wilderness 2"
Camphel's cXpression-
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DIED.

10 This city, on Wednesday, the 9th Inst, O'Clock p ~ Mn,
SARAH j. WlNSrOS consort Of Edmond In the sin
year Of her - ~
brief tribute 10 departed iovness worth
any case but especially In such
generally known. Mrs
retiring In her
Who Intimate With her
hfmness aud sweetness greatly endeared rr
life governed highest
and Few wives and mothers have her
family IN every respect than she She public
profession OF religion because she could
science that she bad tn. high qualifications
but ior many years she has been striving TO discharge
TO the best Of her ability, and evnced much
eryng pertaining TO christianity and exhibited Of the
rG. that enoins that those who have
have regarded her AZ genuine christian Her
brief and violent lasting scarcely week. during she
fered much but bore her sunngs with wonderful patience and
eomposure Her perfect eanness In the
last with hope, and sfer erhortnR her
Tor DEATH and expressing her hope, that
prevented BY these publicly
Christ As she longd u do that yet she trusted Ills
ness and expected to be ssvedby his blood aep
stricken husband, bereaved family and BROTHER
ter and friends her they not
without hope for they trust that she fell asleep Jesus and
~ - ~
On Saturday, the 18th inst, HENRY BEALH FUTILE infant
child of Henry ", and Sarah lutte
On Monday morning. 18th At the re,epe. h f,h. r
this city, after brief sickness LEONIDAs MINoR foa,,I
Of ~ b., and Virginia o. Minor the twelfth year OF hi
age. 49, " ~
Ills funeral will pisce S. James Church This. TUESDAY, AZ
ternoon, ~ ococx The friends family are
10 81 without notice. '-'N'N'
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porrec, Sentiment.


hfsnd has shown us says the New Orleans Bulletin,
private letter from old and esmable resident of
New York. - vol known In that commercial emporium
- any Of ts merchant princes and ersay respected
We have boon permitted to make the following extract
non the letter. which crcdtabe his intelligence
and sAgscy - it d to his principles patriot and ad
vossts Of social order We would also mention that the
writer old and consistent member Of the Society of
-Idsnda
"fou WIN be astooished at the Hsrper's Ferry affair."
Esowtns how fooish and fanatic people the
slavery question, which hope is its last legs and
w years will all die out The developments in this case
may Be the means Of fastening the entire downfall of the
Abohuonist party, and pray God it may be SO. So
long - that subject kept alive there will be continual
knato excitement and outbreaks. doing all that
pan In my circle Of friends discountenance any talk
and discussou upon the subject ungentlemanly and
snlady like and not only offensive to the South but
odiOlouA impudent and insulting among ourselves. I
make It rule In my circle and wherever am in plea
asnt and polite way, rcbukc any and all remarks that
are dagreeable upon the slavery question the South
ask this quesdouwhnt business is it to us whether
they have slaves do have slaves at the SOUTH and
- no one can give usable answer in nine times out
Of ten put Il rest; and find that nine out of ten
don't understand the subject at aand If heat and pas
don can bs kept down. think II will all die away In
sw years, and Abolitioniss become odious as the
Hartford Conveutionists forty years ago.
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CAUTION TO TILE snrTH
MApIsoN @. NoY. M. lssa

IT, hS Ediior ofHs Wig:
should not recent events the citizens OF Vrg
MA ana indeed the entire South 70 the exercise Of de
gree OF vigilance heretofore unobserved amongst us-in
putting speedy and eicctual termination 70 the daily
passing 20 and fro, in midst Of those insdous ennis
saes OF the hendsh abotoniss who infest every local
ity under the shallow preter Of vending table and oil
cloths and such Ike commodities? IL is manifest from
number OF these individuals and the small quantity
OF merchandise carried by each Of them that the traffic
ay and covert with which they seek 10 hold in
ercourse sith our servants, IL convincing proof tina,
gain, is with them Minor consideration. For instance
the house OF the writer visited to-day, during his
who asked IL the lady would not look at his wares and
was answered peremptoriy she wanted none Of them
and In few minutes afterwards the attention of the lad,
was attracted BY an animated conversation 10 the base
cork prsyssding tbitssr the follow was sysrhs.rd IL
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We find the following article in late number Of the
National btsiiigeneer:
"a" is announced that the foreign mportations at the
port OF New York, for the last two months are not
greatly in those for the corresponding months
OF the preceding year. As consequence, the
the spring and summer spasmodic impulse, having
again fallen to q rate but little above that which
found inadequate for the accrung exgcnces Of the last
fiscal year.
From tbs statistical tables published in the November
number OF the Merchants Magazine learn that the
port Of specie from the port York during the nine
months extending from the LIST Of January the LIST Of
September in the current year. the unprece-
dented sum OF which has been increased by
nearly two millions additional specie exports within the
last Eve weeks. To meet this demand (being almost
double that of the last for the perod) the
Banks in the interior OF tho country and especially In
the West have been mainly put under contribution As
the specie OF the New York Banks have been
reduced by this drain only the of 600
and as the California supply of gold has furnished but
little moro than SSl 0ooOo0 the OF this
portaton it follows that the remaining sec 900 have
been drawn from the specie circulation deposites Of
the interior of the country.
Upon the general impolicy Of public economy which
not only permits but encourages the expectation Of the
precious metals In with the materials of az.
rcuural production we have observations offer
in the light Of these facts but IL necessary add
Illustrative example to theoretical precept this score
we need but cite the present condition of California in
order to show how the policy works in practice Her
principal staple is gold and although she has produced
OF this precious metal over 50o,oooooo within ten
years yes money at San Francisco that the
rates OF interest six times higher than they in
England to which country of this gold has been
transported Who will that California has prospercd
under this system! For what has she show as a set
on for this exportaon except the absence Of
featuring industry which, had been planted by the side
of the gold producers would have STAYED the Aux that
has steadily drained away the life blood of the States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15
Rngland and Frsnce--war Preparation.

The London correspondent of the New York Times
writes follows:
THE attitude Of France in spite Of all the professions
OF desire for peace continues occasion considerable
three months in French society civil military has de-
rived the same impression the coming policy of the
Imperial Government Enormous naval preparations of
ell kinds are making where and thoughtful French
men, who venture TO speak canddly to their English
friends or connections that they look with daily in
ceasng wonder at the sort of indifference and tring
with measures Of defense noticeable here One and all
tell the aame tale of the popular desire in France for
great struggle with England; and all press their belief
that having once tasted the Intoxicating cup of military
lame. their egotstca will forego the dream
Of avongng bis uncle fall until he has fairly measured
swords with If such, indeed be not his secre,
thought h is Uncomfortable what object he propose
70 himself by the vast ornaments he goes on pre-
pairing Ono fact on this head came within my observa
don only yesterday. Mr.. Il an eminent English
engineer told send of mine that he had seen an offer
made this month TO ship building firm at Newcastle for
nfesn steeclad gunboats to be ready within given
period for the of the French Admiralty As each Of
sbose vessels would probably cost ESQ GOO 600
evident that consideration of expense is likely to
limit the preparations making, and thus be it remarked
bot o supplemental item"
The improvements in military and naval science with.
IN the Last few years have vastly strengthened Franco in
war with England. BY the advantage of steam nayi
CATION Il Ia comparatively easy for France TO land an ar.
my on the English shores. The contest in naval affairs
does not depend now much upon in which
1nBsn excel the french, but 10 gunnery and militia
" science, Ia whioh tho French have equals. The
French navy large as the English and could all be
sonvsrtsd into oas fee while that Of England is dstrbu
I'D al over the globe, to guard her numerous colonies
Steam has almost brdged the English channel and gives
--~hat the first Napoleon much desired-:he thirty.
dI millions Of French an opportunity to the TWEEN
ouf millions ofBritlsh, and the supremacy ior
po~sr with them on their island. The French En-
psror has been accused for years of desire to have
brush With England, and bis recent movements look al
n be bad not boon belied
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dclging very improper strain with woman whose hus.
band had been msnumtted and Il living In Ohio
AT the enee Of the lady, the conversation Of course
teruina and the felos, with consumrnAae impotence,
took his leave. He then visited tho farm Of neighbor.
and after going to every negro quarter mailing his
way to the kitchen, when he by the proprietor
and summariy warned take himself or which admo-
milton. he manifested the most stold indifference.
This, Mr. Editor Is the second individual Of this char
aeter who has been In this neghborhood within week.
What mischief they may pcrpetrate Il Is impossible to
know, but is plainly duty rid ourselves Of the
dangerous nuisance, 'pcaeeably can, forcbly II
musfo
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southern We, seyther, Labor

The View York Herald discusses this suhJec, forcbly
IN The following paragraph,
"A Norfolk correspondent asks With some force -
sWhs, would oar Northern people cay " band OF
foutbern hberstos 20 break into some New Fog.
hod factory and destroy Il destructive Of the lives
and hbcty Of free born mon and women r. Unqueaou.
sbly should regard this Intervention for freedom ss
wos-srew cpsgs sssins, Of our domestic Inssita
Zone Pat ses the prcssAns Of Seward and The pts,
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NEW YORK Markets M, 10

NEW YORK MARKETS, MOI, IL
market for yellow continues steady
GlTTLE MlnrrrBecf were In moderate reau,., ., from
sas S si SSs s Sa Iass: of
maud a, cent. S neia a p. 4. and In m0der.'. do
s lss oS Ssd and the %..s
crosThe activity characterized IN. marie. =, m,
prson writing continues the
sale. have for So% 1s: our the
bales e .s ss s 10 IN, ale:
ForhThe demand Western Flour h.. bs.n mn.
uay active during the days irads
. sio ,S The inquiry has been
bb and the largely on speeuia.on T
Of ' 4ss ssi ss ssa4
extent The p9 are only Iods..
s S Sa r sss o q The ns closing Of
SInn so ss :.S Sss much
:, c day. within S Ss Of .se S
under good
G or sr 0us Is%sne% without change
70 any material change in prices The tire. days
Gs,sThe market for wheat beea characterized By an
Sssn s, FOR s .ssg T..
and club and The sa-s Of both kind.
sn but The bulk Of the Transaction, have been ,peeuaop
ID G s as :, w ssss' as Shos q s. I:ssp
.ao 10000 Canad. 40 leaving o. buoysn,iy Vim r
and pe u an n. Of Gosn Ia: been IL good
The 90 rings Of Western ant prices in IN, Al
'ss:ie;:S si%iS as : .s; ar.
lQDlOi cents for White Southern lObi08 do ioo
1Ol for mixed do 10i0loa for Round yellow white
I Sole soD,lnus. IN moderate request. and
TO cent p from previous quotation-some desi,. ha
refuse 20 sell at these -''~"-
sro.nmsre ha. continued steady and very demand
cent the market closing With h feeling and an
spra.a esasney 70 prices The arrival. are small. and
sses 26s3hhd Cuba 6aI eeut 4is Porto Rico
~; 10 New Orleans, 81 >~' wv
market continues steady sbou. p.s
dull and with accommodating weak pre..
without qgota5e change but the tendency greater ease
L0HLsrHS, Nov 4The market quite the breaks
small and taken generally nom various poln.
OF consumption There not much disposition speculate
WopI The market for Domestic descriptions been y,rv
change. - - F e - Nv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15
sl.sOa.nON.OOO

u 10 these We add the coal and gold crops, both of
wtdoh seem 10 be ciassed among uumanuactured pro-
dacts We would have nearly hundred millions
6 dollars or nearly iI,y dollars for each nhabi,ant Of
the whole country, coming yearly from the bounty
Of mother earth.