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Laws OF NaturaIizati ton.

Iu order for FREQ white person, born in
foreign country, to become a citizen of
thr United States, it is necessary that he
should make declaration under oath. at
lcosl rwo years before his admission, Of his
intention TO become a citizen, and must re.
nouncc his allegiance to his own sovereign,
This declaration must be made before
/. Any state court, being court Of re-
ccrl, an having q seal and clc;k, and
common law Jurisdiction.
Q. Before circuit cour:: Of the United
States.
g. Before district court of tho United
States.
a. Before n clerk Of either Of these
courts.
After he has been n resident Of the Uni
ted States for five years, and has made bis
declaration ofintentions at least two years
before, he may then bo admitted to the
rights ofcitiz5pship. In order for this, q
must prove by the oath Of two citizens Of
the United States, thai he has been n resi-
dent Of the United States for five years.
aud one year within the Stcte where the
court is held.
He must also tako an oath TO support
the Constitution of the United States, and
on oath rcnouncc and aliurc his native al
lociance.
If he have been y minor, an shall hayo
resided in the United States for three years
next before attaining hi- majority, he may
be admitted without such declaration, on
proving by two witnesses that he has re-
sided five years in the United States, threo
years as n minor and two since he became
Of age, making the declaration Of his in.
tcntion at the time of his admission, and
declaring on oath, and proving to the sat.
isfaction Of the court, that for threo Years
next preceding it had been his bona .Jiis
intention to become q citizen.
The aliens country mist, at the time Of
his admission, be at peace with the United
Statos.
If an alien die after having malo his
declaration Of intention and before his al
mission, his widow and children are cit
Gems.
The minor children Of any one duly nat.
uralized, if dwelling in the United States,
arc citizens.
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Novel Raga,a--Grca, Race In Wash-tubs

A ludcrous race took place on the rlvet
at half past six o'clock last evening. The
contestants far the honor Of victory, under
took 10 paddle themselves in common wash
tubs from point opposite Sherwood d
Ripl.y's boat house, around a stake boat
anchored 90 roAs above and back-the
prize of the winnor 70 be sell boat.
Eight tubs were entered, but only three
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A Warning 20 Old Bacl elors.

The members of the Royal Statistical
Society of Great Britain htyo pail great
attention to the subject Of human life, aud
hive just concluded through in vcstgation,
which has occu Jed the last fourteen years d.
The result Of their labors ia, that the dura.
ton Of life of married men as greater Maa
hat;of unm1rrid n,en--tte difference being
52yearS an .tavor Of the former. Bache.
lors will see from this official statement that
the penalty which they pay for the crime
of living for themselves alone is just five
years and thrco fourths of their lives, and
to be taken, too, from tho end which they
will be the least ready to have shortened.
If they think t. luxury of single blessed
ness is worth that sacrifice, it is nobody's
business but their own; Tut they will do
well TO reflect whether, as the end allotted
to wan, less these fire gears and nine
months, approaches, they will not regret
that they had heightened il out hat poriod
by taking wife before the evil day had
drawn nigh, when they could have 40 pleas.
urc in them. 1t is quito possible however
that most Of them would he satisfied with
tho price they are required to pay for their
liberty Det. Advertiser.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-08-09

WnIYrNo. There is cass Of persons in
this world, hv no means small, whose
promincnt popularity IS wininr They
whine bcsansc they aro poor, on ifrich, be.
cause they have 70 health to enjoy their
riches; they whine because it is too shiny,
they whine because it is too rainy, they
whine because they have "np luck" and
others prosperity exceeds theirs, they whine
because some friends have died and they
aro still living: they whine because they
have aches and pains, anl have aches and
pains because they whine, and thoy whine
no one can tell why Now, | would like
to sav word to these whining persons.
First Stop whnina! It is Of no use
this everlasting, complaining fretting, scod.
ing, fault finding and whining. Why, YOU
are the most dcludel set Of creatures that
ever lived. DID you not know that it is =
well settled principle Of physiology and
common sense, that these habits are moro
exhaustive Of nervous vitality that almost
any other violrtion Of physiological law
ami DO you not know dat life is pretty
much as you take it aul m ke itl You
can make II bright sunshiny, or you can
make it dak, $ alowy. This If, is meant
only J9 be l.scipInary--to fit Us for high
cr aud pufor etato Of beng. Then stop
whining ard freLtiug, and "go on your way
RI oic;ng,"
Second. Sing the song Of life choorfuIly.
Halkl Do You hear yoDder bird singing
joyou,ls il9 merry carols, as it hops from
hough to bouch in It's native forest home
Initiate il Take up your song Of life, using
it tjoyou~!y and bravery. Sing on, though
you feel it not.
You aro miserable, ueryoas, dyspeptic,
in wrong relations to yourselves aal AL
Gods universe, and that's all that all, yoo,
Then stop short, take up tho song ot life,
and leave off for short, take up the song Of
death.
"A merry heart dooth good like a moli.
cine; but broken spirit dricth up the
bones. Live simply, checrfully, trnstingy;
and by and by your troubles "wiIl tako to
themselves wings and Ayaway." Yon will
gradually grow more aul more into har
mony with the natural order Of things, and
the bright light og heaven will shine pleas
antly down into your souls AMI hap;iaa thom
into new life. - Life Illustrated.
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Whiting inr God.

\ New Orleans paper relates The follow
iaa touching incident.
A boy was discovered in tho morning
giug on tho grass e Claiborne street. -
evidently bright and intelligent, but sick.
\ man who ha; the fe lngs If kindness
strongly developed, went TO him shook hin>
ly tha shoulder anl asked him what lo
was doing there.
waiting for God 10 COMO for me-" said
be.
"Whgt DO YOU ne. " 2" said the gentle.
man, touched by the pathetic tone Of the
answer and the condition of the boy, iu
whose eyes and flushed face he saw the cvi
l,nco Of the fever
God sent for mother and father and
ii'tlo brother said lc, 'and took them away
to his home up in the sky, and mother told
me-, when she WAS sick, that God would
take care of me. have 40 home, nobody
To- give me anything; and 80 I came out
here, and have been looking so long up in
the sky for God to come and take care OF
me- rs mother said he would He will
como, won't hel Mother never told lie.
"Yes, my lad" sail tho man, overcome
with emotion; "hc has sent me to take care
Of YOU"
You should have seen his eyes flash, and
the smile Of triumph break over his face
as he said, "Mother ever told me lie,
sir, but you have been So long on tho way"
What lesson Of trust And how this
incident shows the effect Of never dccciving
children with idle tales AS the poor moth
or expected when she told her son God
would take caro- of him." he did by touch
ing the heart of this benevolent man with
compassion and love to the little stranger.
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sroxrvrcAvr FACT. Professor Henry,

SIGNIFICANT FACT. -Prof'-sor Henry,
the distinguished saraa and head Of the
Smtlsonion Institute, tes,ities That hn
knows but one man among tho scj,n,ifi,
man # the United States who is sn iniile'.
Ihia fact spcaks volumes aud shows con.
clnsivclv that tho light Of science have an.
other tculcncy Than to mako men ,l,opti.
cai or unhclcvors 1t is usually your pre-.
tanlels to scientific kuowlnlzo, or men
wholly destitute Of pn scientific a'tyjam'n,-,
who dishclicyo or affect to d, So. As n
general remark, we tbink il will be found
that a vast majority o( them b long t. the
latter class, being wholly iguarGut, Or
what is worse, mare smattors.
TColumba Times.
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Catnetrorhe M the Ued Sen,

Some wag, writing for a secular journal,
take off the modern method Of looking up.
on and recording events Of this sort, after
the following fashion -
Three thousand three hundred and fifty
years ago, on the III Of May, thero was
quite an accident in Egypt. Had there been
any daily papers issued in that vicinity at
that time, what magnificent lot Of items
could have been picked up for the Morn
ing Egyptian's local department. The
accident, referred to took place in this wise ::
A lot Of Israelitcs had taken it into their
heads to escape from the brickmaking bust
ness, and accordi'gly, left their masters,
the Egyptians behind, close after them;
but Phaiaoh, the leader Of the Egyptians,
with his host, met with fearful calastro.
pho, and al were drowned. Tho pursued
had the satisfaction, therefore, of witness.
ing Il terrible rctribu'rn, and f cling tho
satisfaction Of individuals who were thor
ouqhlv avenged. People do not cross the
R'd Sea now for any pupose--o railroad
has been built acros' the lsthmus Of Sua2,
and people ride now on patent hollow iron
cylinders, instead Of oil fashioned chariot
wheel. We can just Imagine the announce
mont made in the Rel Sen Aorniag
Tines, after tho catastrophe Of Pharaoh
l. probably reads thus
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Snxe's Nomination for Govcruor--Its Val.
up tU HIM.

"Prnco John. q vermont bcin, told rother day
by an elderly fri, I'd. ~ u cayillIg wav,
Tint though his nttnirmeuts were man, and rnre
lie VAS somewhat to young for the Governors
Chair;
mo matter" qpolh John. "wna,ever the doubt,
II iSu't point wort, di. putting about.
Tnr rs tn the or"ir. the incumbent ~ ny b. il,
Ill be old enough iDr't By hs time that gtt n
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HLLSDALE MICH, TUESDAY, AUG g. 1859

Baron, "it seems to me Mr.. Cremieux
ought to be larger man."
"Aro you really Mr.. Rothschild the
bankeri" answered Crcmieux, "it sccms
to me that NJ de Rothschild ought to be
n smaller man."
NJ, dc Roshschild is sixty three years Of
Hge.
Hoping he may grow less stingy we bid
him good bye.
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CFLEBRA7ED CITARRH SNEFF.
VINIS was revealed tu after t0noh study 1n' aSor-
ton ms 1cing the greatest rcwcav Tor Tho f1tarh j
and poIypFs ever lisrove red its effect tr,all and
remedy To bc taken ~ any Time whculhc hcad 0r
throat feols lsogrceaqle
will he sent % anv raot ofthe rnitod Sfatos on the
rpcipt nC ono f,l1ar and or the uost'"o e'''ors
Direct I'll l0tt"rs to nr,"UHINGF"N. tIt.tr. N'rh.
to" nrP viii he III Nlrirn. on tic - 1'' - Way.
81 - ~ r,.,,l t..,rC.Es,7
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gg- Mrs, Bailey widow Of the late D

ED Mrs, BHlToy willow OF the late Dr..
Bailey, publishes card, in which she states
the National ETA will be published with.
out interruption, and under the snmo an.
agcment as DR., Bail,y provided when ho
went to Europe. 1t will preserve exactly
as may be its old character ~ politics, lit
erature and general news.
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For the STANDARD.
Our Prayer.
In remembrance of The melancholy accidental Clear
Lake, July 4th, 1850.

In remembrance of The melancholy accidental ciea
Lake. July 4th, 1850.
Father! we como in our deep anguish,
With hearts all bleeding. crushed and torn,
tpo' thy ever plying bosom
To cast our grief To weep, To mourn.
All of Earth was sweetest pleasure,
Round our hearts twned richest treasure.
But. aasi Lies cruel measure
Seemed filed with sudden power;
Fen anti Hopes brightest smiles;
'Moncst plensnrr's most hewilching wilos.
Dealh s'ily wo,c his artCul guiles,
Blasting bud auJ dover.
Lightly life's sire am they hnd doated down,
AS the hirdliug over the len;
No cloud in the heav'n of Hope obscured,
Or dampencd their young hearts pure giee.
Pleasures nowr,,s with beauty hushed,
Rird-IIko uarhIng, from fonl hearts gushed.
To 30 III one IN ,tnrHt sdliy hus.ed.
Save ~ et'rnity:
No lng'ring kiss. no sigh Of flrewell.
Ma tears of parting, mirgliHa tell,
Those crystal waters Il ne can tell.
That m meni's agony.
Our b'ight-eyed prattl"rs whose guilciess joy
llil a. III 10 - bl u 81 iEt
We thought not cherIbs - soon wuull lisp
Thy names 'mongst Their countless throug.
So soon ye'd circle the throne "i light,
B"autiiu angels, joyous, bright,
Undeiiled as your garm uti white,
Pore As aglls,'ning tear.
We thoughs not thy lies my boat
So soon Ger Deaths sii'l waves would float.
Bearing to lieav'n the warb.ing noto
Thou scarce had finished here.
And onr sweet sister, must her young life,
so full Of Joyous loyciuess.
Like stray sunbeam, n moment bless,
Then hide IN Heus'n its boauteuusness'
Pure as the ripping waves us she,
B!itho as the song bird, and rs Tree.
Cher shed by all aud lovingly.
Fair as a rose-buu's birth
Her wurb.iug mssic, sweet and clear
As ever brought an angles trar
Shall We It's hrd..iks tfliiags hear
Never again Oh eaTth'
"Mourn not their youtIiiulness,
Perisling here.
Their love and truihfulness
Cost"th out icur."'
We know tina, could we sec them now,
Cirllets Of glory round ,ac' brow,
Tue lovely ,hrrns with which they bow.
ln their blessed home above,
Our hoarts with Faith cilulacnt crown
Would cast its burden meath the throne,
Joining IN ir Use that 'hou hast shone
To them sue! bouud.css love.
Father! we know thy plying eyo
Hath seen anI mcasar.d our distress
bc,t Omni,ience kindly. good.
NnaVcla aud dorth all taoge best.
Tton Thou oar dropping spirits stay.
tntil from earth we lass away.
Hastea."G ou tho r',r"a, day
o. which promises liven.
DO Iuon thy N.ny'u'y conf RI send.
This ..rutrs, consolation loud.
That VIE und uU,uAND, DAUGHTER. FRIEND,
VIII meet gaia o. lir4,'H.
Hihr-o words wcro sung At The funeral of the sevon
1uliN. at Reading Ei'Ia#y. .IulA 9Th.
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Henry Ward Beechcr.


Ey- 81 always pick my company" said
srspicicus character, turning from a com
pany of gentlemen to whom he saw he was
disagrceable' "And their pockets, too,
when you get n chance" replied one Oft them.
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yRi,rJNG p\pTRS,

ADV VT NGE0US NNEtNFININT
n AND RSON L co harinv h.cor." rscn'e Tor the
l stla nr Crroncar & T1rtor Manufacturing Com.
pqnvs Writinr r. ore. they urrplrrf 20 eur'lv
fher1 II, MI vlrioos either ~ largo 'r''l unarh
ties ut tho Nftuuf,r'rrcr's rricrs Rv ihis arrange
mant OanIers IN nthr-s r,fov tc rrlo a'varfn.
caa which ,you'l bc secured 10 them ~" tno h..' Hrrrr
Min IN the lntrv h'ng located In thcir midst SAM
plcs or the nrper cu rnished gratis.
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BLASTED Ilorrs.- Marrying q woman
with tie expectation Of getting with her
$50, 0,oOO.and whc' the union is consuua.
ted, 10 bc pres MED with the bill for her
last year, board.
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Rg-Every one ought to have wife
If man is happily married., that one "'b'
is worth all the rest Of the boues in bis
body.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-08-09

EyThe man who under tool, to bias,
his neighbois prospects, usea too short fuse
and got blown up himself
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-08-09

EE-An old oak IT Chariot, used rs q
fac staff ~ the old settlers at the first
Independence cclrtration ever held in
the town, has just been eat down.
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The Same Baron de Rotkschild was ca.

one.
Irndor Iouis pb;ll;pre Ro,hscbi,d aou,.
isbed like n "crecn Lay troen
Henry Heinc. the writer though cordi.
o,Iy roco;,cd hv tho h Mo, n,o,io oo,no
times the snLircIs Of his merry tests.
"What docs La,c,y. Christi mean 2" asked
the Jew--opropos to some splendid wine
ON his table.
at means that Christ shed tcars when
Jews drink such wine rs th,s." said Hejne
The Baron was oblioed ,o loucb
deputy once asked RoIhscbild (wbo was
sometimes very rudc.D whether his health
was GOOD.
Good crough," said the B ron.
"And Madame Ia Baronac ia well I
hopc?"
.What business is that Of vourss" nm
sw cred Roth. child.
lie amused hirnaclf sometimes with In.
milin,irg those who only tolerated his so.
cie,y on account of his wealth, and had
the nso!ence to receive the Ambassador Of
Vienna without Offering him n seat.
On another occasion, when the Prince
Of Wcrtombero was dinning win hin
IN
l"u,' S,' ne ""i'i you nave some OF
'"I1 ~ sew
Inc Li'Iico iookeo AT him' ara then
1nlnis 10 Ills ser'"n' VINO STOOD behind
''''i'n n, =,
:. h: Doh you near = you rascal the Baron
eP''h"'@ 70 yo"' exclaimed lie, and
r,Sl"S n'l'ileu'a'e'y' ne lett the iable aud
'''J IT. ,,'u'v' osr',,o,i,,,., ,
ne so'''t't'leS py thc way OF cholcc wit
lc,Sin, says 70 lhos' W. VINO come to his house
"uiG, 'I, cos' t'r%e m''i'ohs-
,I: i"'e You zone >, mo the hohof to come
% l,,i' oo!K Kennel
balon' s"'' ileine 70 MN: you may
say such 'l,'g' 20 yo"'Sey, II you Ike,
OUT !, Is not p'"'' 70 s"y them TO other
P'aI'I. 49, D 49,, :,
p ''']ac IIron HucinGon' IS Baron
h'o.,s'ilH. nc p'ld SIX thousand crowns
~ '''e "I''' u suppress 'his character
IRON ms "IiNs'
=, i'.nsoIl'u .l'-' SeGa''ona!ly makes aJoke at
1ne W.. eNi',"Se "' thn ''"''t'tuI' themselves
md frances 70 knor n" I an,hsr "J od.e .nous,
booL ''' '''' N'"'' " 0'''''"
..No,lino ;s oosio, ,, ,,.
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1.-THE drroV ofprayer is to enter hea.
zen, we must draw it from a soul fW bent.
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9lcNNES

ENRuERs NtR rtGUT. .wESTERNENPTRF. EAGLE
II Ar Fight Forcst Air Tight .Cltson All Tight Pre-.
MUM stoves nr klblnv 1siings Scli Regulator Fold
fng ~. .trstng and COTTAGE Paror Stoves Heavy and
Light latte Stoves for Dining Rooms. School houses,
40, &c. of six iiferentsizes. Forsalchy
ttI3'bf MITCHELL.
HnLLow wARE-ExtTa Stove Hollow waro. always
I'll keptby HAMMOND.
MELLOW OCHRE. LAMP III ACK WHITING. Ros-
III in. Chalk, 6c., for sale bv B. HAMMOND.
a XEs, AXES. 10 DOZ. sIMMOND's SUPERiOP AXE
N just received and for sale by y. v. RAIDY.
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Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler & Twistqr
DR. T.. u. DYE,

fU0NE 'TbTHISr.I
TT Ns located ~ R,nsnru Villa. whore he horrs n
IL meet 'ih"ral patronage lie m"'to t.. "No cure
ro ~ d" tfc viii MT humhur ~" nroole. 7nd then
eharvp vioru he h7s moi ron 'rrod fiNont service"
He viii trnat all tho diseases pcrpr n this New
Country without leaving the dreadful ,tfr', NJ large
doses of Mercury and Quirine. ONCE over Ilicas &
Schrrmprhorn's store
Adyice I,yqv 0i on p~aiia nur1om3
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iIiIL~DN..G ENCEsiS,.;.
tfAr anna. TIIFr D i - .

Y W. q. HDE ',OPPu~IFE IIlHPANNEN'EE llb' -
connected with plank walk, and rIoC Omnibus, To-
which -nasrs tIc tlFit"t guu' liyory and fu"v'E-
ances t. any part ur the County ON reasonable rIn'
Cash paid for ;pnrsc rirlln md 'r0viiY iYUS. llnFry
robnilt aud tnt rcplouishtd, present "ur uHt'Is
anl fron IS With this Card hoping nry hct''J n''i
the recapion Of orr guests Hnd increase uU1 Hns
iness Nv close attention. Returning our tharl = for
past patronaoc, invite encouragement for u cfn-
ct e.. =
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~ Observation-Disclosures
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DI,. pSrRINCTON'S

q = STANTON X rit FANY, JACK 'oN, NICl
n0site Men. Central Railroad DepCt. Gouer'
Office ~ this House.
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u - 7 : iIIlTI.
DEALERS Is STAPLE AND FANCYuUN GOOIlS.NO-
tiouS. Millinery. Hats and caps, tlu' ling, Crur cry
Sash. Paints md oils, Groc. Ji,s, Heavy md -lyI
Hardware, stoves. &c, g.. Manufacturers ui Boots
ana shoes. Copper, sheet Trou and Tin Ware. Road.
ing, III i~,i8lc Co., Mich
L s.pAKuvtEE ra,I7'Iq ". p. rAUNrLFI..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02
MEDICINES, &c.
nR. HOoFLAND' GERMAN BITTERs

DIR. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard 1nsdietHes Of he present age,
Aace acquired their great popularity only through
years e trial. UHbounded satisfaction IS rendered
by them IN all cases. and the people hats
them toorfhy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from a diSordered hcey OF
ceaknsss Of the stomach and digestive organs,
specify ard permanently cured BY the GERMAN
BITTERS.
The BALSAMTC cordial has acquired a ,epx-
fattpn surprising that Of any similar preparations
ezfauf. II tcsH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
csrs and long standing
COUGH, COLD. OR HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, INFL UENZA, GRO UP. PINE u
MONA, INCIPIENTC CONS UMPTION,
and has perforned the most astonishing cares ere'
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION,
fetc doses piH also at once check and eyre the
most sereye DIARRHRA proceeding from COLD IL
THE Bowels.
These n1edieinss are prepared BY DR.. C. NJ. JACK
SON Co., No. 4l8 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
and are sold BY druggists and dealers medicines
ereryicheye, at rs cents per bottle The signature Of
Z. Nj. JACKSON tctU be on the outside scrapper Of
each bsttIe.
In the Almanac published annually BY the pro-
prieters called EyBRYBoDY's ALMANAC, you tritl
md testimony and eou1D1enddt0Yy notices from all
rarfr Of ne country. These AinaHaes are sices
array by al agents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
Je1l-dhcwly Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02
Commercial Statistics.

MoBrLg, Sept. THE total cotton receipts
for the past year are 70I. 400 bales, against
81. 900 the year previous The receipts OF new
Gotten to date are LOCO, against ,0ss the pre-
vious year, Stock In port 1860, against TO-
e73 the year before.
SAVANNAH GA, Sept. 1.-The cotton re-
ceipts the past year reach 477.DUU bales being
17700a ahead of the previous year. Stock on
hand 0.32n bales.
The receipts of cotton at all the Southern
ports are ahead OF last year by 633, 500 bales
MEMPHIS Sept. The total receipts OF cot
tor here for The year ending to-day, are 325,-
900 bales, against 243,0U0 last year. Stock on
hand II, 900 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-The hogs received here
are assessed fer the year at 3l,3l0000. The
receipts of tobacco have increased Z 800 hogs
heads.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The cotton receipts
for the year are l,672,Su0 bales, being l0O,50O
more than The year previous. The exports
were l,777,oGU The stock in port is 10000.
AUGUSTA. GA, Sept stock of cotton o.
O53 bales. The rainy weather still continues