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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-31
FLYnloypa, IryDrANA:

FOR GOVERNOR
THOMAS 4. HENDRICKS. Of Shelby
For LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
DAVID TCBFIE IF White.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
LLiAM Fl. SCIILATER. Of Wavrc
FOR AUDITOR Of STATE,
JOSEPH RiSTINE. of Vigo.
FOR TREASURER ~ STATE.
NATIIN'I. f. CUNNINGHAM. of Iiro.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL.
OSCAR B. lord. of Decatur.
t>a SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SAMUEL L. PUGG. of Allen.
FOR CLERK SUPREME CURT
CORNELIUS O'BRIEN. Of Dearborn
FOR REPORTER SUPREME COURT,
M. C KERR. Of Floyd.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-31

= OF CE is hereby givon that tie undersign
? II wiz, n the next regular session of the
BoaTy. Of Commissioners OF Marshall county 70 be
holden tie first Monday of June next apply Tor
license to sollSprituoGs liquors. i'm accordance with
the provisions OF the late general assembly of the
Stat at Indiana. The location on which pro-
pose 10 SCI is on the south part OF lot number .
in ll.e original plat of the to;a of Plymouth Indi.
AHA. m7yli-lgtI JOHN l.. WELLER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-31

y Office ia hereby given That the undersigned
= will. ~ the next regular session of tho Goard
ofCommissi DneEs of Marshall county 10 be holden
on the first Monday of Jun noy; apply for license
TO sell Sputuons liquors. in accordance with he
provisions of the late general nlb.y OF the State
o. Indiana. The location on which | propose TO
sell * the south plIt of lot number Al in the orig
il.ai plat OF the town of Plymouth, Indiana.
JOHN :. ALLEMAN.
mavtA-l1t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-31
DR.. Q. B AIR D.
Physician & Surgeon

Bremen, Marshall CO.. Ind.
NOULD respectfully inform the people in
w general that he has been East and purchss.
cd large supply OF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-31

Es- Business out Of the office has kent
us from writing as much this week as
usual. VIII be on hand next.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-31

Six hundred and fifty acres of land. ly,
ing near Georgetown. Ky, were sold last
week for $50, 600.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
POETRY.
The Four Seasons.

A blue eyed child that sits amid the noon,
O'crhung with laburnum's dropping sprays,
Singing her little songs, while softly round
Along the grass the chcqucr'd sunshine plays.
All beauty that is throncd in womanhood,
Pacing sumner gardcn's fount0in'd walk,
That stoops to smooth glossy spaniel down,
TO hide her blushng check from one who talks
\ happy mother, with her ar-faccd girls.
In whose sweet spring her youth again she secs
song
Stripping the autumns orchard laden trees.
An aged woman sitting in wintry room,
Frost on the pane, without the whistlng snow
Reading oil letters of her tar.oif youth,
OF sorrows past and Joys of long ago.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

A Row IN PERSpEcrlvE- (" Ma, ann
Jane has been eating the honey, said am 81
serving sou. How do you know, my dcagf
asked the astonishcd mother. 'pCauso
heard father say he wanted to sip the hons
from her lips responded the youth
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

A QUICK KEFORT.-A late wcll-known
member Of the Scottish bar, when youth,
was somewhat of dandy, and somewhat short
and sharp in his temper. lie was going to
pay visit in the country, and was making
great fuss about the preparing and putting up
of his hablimcnts. His old aunt was much
annoyed at all rtltisobustlc, and stopped him
by the somewhat contemptuous question,
"Whaur's th;a yopr gaun, Robby, that ye
max sic a grand Ebout yonr classes ?"-
The young msgs9sg his temper, and pettshly
replied, I'm going to the devil" "Deed
Robby, thon," was the quiet answer, aye
need ma be sac NICE he'll just tax yc as yc
are"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

whiskcy and Just as he was replacing the
tumbcr OH the board, the female spectre peer
ed over his shoulder, and broke it.
"Shodders avaunt!" shouted the Captain
=" Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart, little dogs
and all--sirk en- boys !-IIoot away, yc ugly
tamnlc with? I've the cholcry, tell yc, and
it's kctchin entirely -
You've broken my tumblcr," said Tap
complainin2ly.
! Shake not thy quarry locks at me; thou
can$t not say did it, replied the Captain,
K" it was the sha divil that's tain the soul out
ov me body"
Did you ever teach school, asked Tapas
McSpaddcn loundcrcd into a chair.
Did liver? Did the blessed saint liver
XIII Slnakcs? Why, man, I'd Il delightful
sclulc below hcrc-Gftccn or twcnty's as ma.
ny boys as a wakely crathur like mcsclf, can
do his duty by the loe@in of. and he to bate
the big boys wild stout Shillaly-nm was ta-
chin me iigant; nnd YOU may kiss the cross
the little darlints loved INC intircly but it
pot broke mp by an accident be gurra."
How came that p
NcHl take notice, w,,s duziu in mic chair
ono swatc al1hcrnoon, dhrmin all about moth
in and the little dulintS that loved me as
mothers milk--fur tached en- rthmctic an
','!"""'"S '' """''V'H ~; ''" '''''
d"rli"iS %' sec: Put gun OF Snu!f INT" me
noSt"r'i n,' Tor ,"n' roy F"thncE p"t was
III '''"On'' VIA ''' S"3%h an crY'n an SpU'tGr
m an the '!''c r!'"tS all SO ncElrd wId
,nS Sl'or' 30 as Snn' as mc eyes come t..
tux the biggest OF the boys hy the heels, M
t'rciy' mn "1GSrd the whole schulz w'th h'S
he'" an S'""'d|" an arms BE @orrA they
I|'',"' "'," we N'l' up t"' sport nh tAo nm
'' "''' '''' S""'" "t'o was !" ''c SGEu'r,
VA, I,r ,n '''c own Il" '"'t was 'o'' oV smut
az" Wv, P',",S "'"'c you o"
r".H '"'! o''e NC away SH'd Mac
So,''M;"'.N one l2H r"hy SP"'Pe'HS' th't
'""'un :" """''H''"a Il j""e
':"'' "' ''''''""'" '.c u'''' ",n IT,,
w. H',''' ''N' NY ''''''"''S'o" III the I'"y"'
"'uHr ~ .,,
!" ~" w. w. ~ y, "'''''' ''l'''' wac IN
T,i
i',s'," - ''' ','''','"h having 'G'm
u.. ,," ~ "'I' '""'",'' n "' T"!" ro'%.''
",I l,",v't;" t; iS '1'oHS- n''"u''," resting
Wv TT" "''"N' !" Il" '''""''c "' "''P
..yoI, ,.,,;. .n ,,o r.; u,.,
o,..,,,,,. j., u ri'i i",'I' I ,,'r '!'"'" a. r
~" HnysI ",o|y IVY ,h;n mi ,nII "'"'" ,..'n ="
I. 49,, ~ '"""
dom, an it, mrS>li WAS the aquil Of the best
III 1t
So ono day, we'd a gmtc mvu, an the
(nnne WAS out, I'm Prince Abort (may his
S"wI rest III rur"athory, amen y in her car
RAG t." see 1T.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

serving sou. " How do you know, my dcass#.
asked the astonishcd mother, 'Causo
heard father say he wanted to sip the honeS
from her lips" responded the youth
TEuTu DILUTED.-Divinc truth should IS
explained, illustrated and enforced, but ne6
diluted. Preachers and Sunday school tcacl
crs should guard against diluting the truth.
and thereby weakening its force, a gcntlck
man once gave to good man and Woman Il
folio commentary to aid them in their dailE
worship. After they had trlcd it for somcs
time, the husband said to tnc wife, " | thinL
We did better before We had this great book I
When we read the Bible itself only, it was
like glass of pure wine but now it is hkd
glass of wine in pail OF water"
.\N eccentric wealthy gentleman stuck upI
board in a field upon his estate, upon which
w:s painted the following: 81 will Give
this Gcld to any man who is contcntcd -,
He soon had an applicant. "Wcl, sir. are
YOU cout5ntcd man ?" "Ycs, sir; vcry."I
lieu wh?t do YOU want with my field 80
Thc applicant did net stop to reply.
BuL. WlGGINS is very neat fellow. He
says he can't spare time to take bath; be-
sides, /. costs money for soap and towels
We askAd him how he managed to keep
clean On said he, with high nccn-
tive smirh' sandpopcr myself once year.
Tux nest successful people arc those wlo
have Tut ono object and ursuc il with per-
Sistcncc. I lie great ant" says Goethe,
A." is To judiciouSly limit and isolate ones self
CoArsENrss of mind disrcgards, or rathcr
-, Il l..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Law Notice.
Black sinithing.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

~ oRDISARY--C CITATION.
\ \ HEEEAS, Roht A. Thompson, c. +. r. ~.
applies Ton letters of administration. with
the VIII annexed, on tho estate of Robt l.. Miller
"c"aso;!, '';1 u iac District OF i'lckens and State
aforesaid The kindred mnl creditors of said de-
cc"se are, therefore, cited to appear before me ut
Pirhcm C. II on Thursday 9th day of September
next, To shcw cause. if any they can why said let
Icrs should not be- granted Given under my hand
and seal, this 2Uth July. 1860
w T.. IIOICONPE ann
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

CoULDN'T SEE IT.--A countryman being
at an Englishmans table, expressed his sur.
prise by loud EXPLANATIONS, on seeing a large
quantity of froth ooze out of bottle of por.
ter as soon as the cork was drawn. Being
asked what surprised him, he replied, "I
don't wonder at all at the froth that comcs out
of the bottle; but how the deuce did you ever
contrivo to squeeze it all in 2"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

KNowLEDGE cannot be acquired without
pains and application 1t is troublesome, and
like deep digging for pure water; but when
once you come to the springs, they riec up
and meet YOU
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
The City of Damascus.

AB8 8ATfl READIMa.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN oHDINARY-CITATIoN.
WHEREAS, Robt. A. Thompson, c. T. p.,
applies to me for letters Of administration
upon all and singular the personal estate Of Mary
Murphy, deceased. late of Georgia: The kindred
and creditors of said deceased are therefore, cited
TO appear before me ut Pickens C.. H. on Friday
oth September, to shew cause. if any they carl
why said letters should not ho---- m!y
under my hand and senI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

EcoNoMY is one of the chief duties of
state as well as Of an individual 1t is not
only great virtue in itself, but it is the pa
rent OF many others. 1t preserves men and
nations from the commission Of crime, and
the endurance of misery. The man who
lives within his income can be Just, humane
charitable and independent. lie who lives
beyond it becomes, almost necessarily, rapa-
cIous, mean, fathIcs8, contemplate. The
economist is easy and comfortable; the prod
lgal harasscd with debts, and urablc to obtain
the necessary means of life. So it is with ma
tions. National character, as well ms national
happiness, has from the beginning of the
world to the present day, been sacrificed on
the altar of profusion
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

THE newspapers have greatly contributed
to enrich the English language. We shall
shortly nave, thanks to the gcntcmcn of the
press, a pretty, delicate, diomatic turn of
speech for all the principal affairs of life. Thus
'chlo,o is ga fair rclict;" young woman
making her debut at police office, is can in.
tercsting female" Formerly, a criminal used
to be hanged, but now he is "launchcd into
eternity" A man was sometimes drowned in
old times, but it oftcner occurs that he was
4" immersed in the liquid element till the fire
of life was cxtinguishcd"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
TrIbute of Respect.

Al Il Quart. ry Court, held for King atd queen county
u. the Courthouse, on Thursday, The . q DAY Oh huEus'' '7"'
the following reRoluiions we're adopted:
Since the last adjournment OF this Court, !; mas llehsc"
an alI.y.i.e Providence 10 take from amongst II. I!lUNAS
HAYNES. one Of the most beloved and valued oil lis rnrn-
herr. In such an afnicting iispensa,ion- affecting amt pain,
full, not only 10 us, who have been for nlaay years IN close
official connection with him, but 10 p whole co'nnuu'y,
rlom he has served wish a fidelity and devotion rarely
equalled-i. Is peculiarly Citing that We should declare our
deep and heartfelt sorrow II so ailictlng a loss, and Offer
this ain, tribute Of sympathy TO his Immediate family. The
deceased had been . neraoeE Of this Court 'or me lat
,weptytwo years, and In The discharge OF hi, duties Wa
ever firm and undertaking. Illustrating by Ills conduct III
private y. In publ, q steady love OF trutii IN. Ihstisr.
and an ~unbenii.g devotion to the principles Of 'if'"e anu
integrity.
l.. Resolved, therefore, That We, The Incinher; 81 'hi'
Court, is bar, and ali it, officers. deeply derlore the death
Of oar friend and associate; tha.i in his death tbs Couri ma,
lost unc Of its most efficient members, nm" soc'e'5 . rug
honnrei and cherished citizen.
81. Resolved, That We hereby tender 10 'l+ willow ana
family of the deceased our var7,est CONDOR ehce RE-" y hPa'
thy in their sad aaL Affective bereavement.
B. Resolved, That these proceedings be spreh" upon The
records Of this Court, n copy thereof seat oS the ClerE TO
the widow and family o: the deceased, and tbs. he request
a nublIca,ion Of the same In the Richmond papers.
4 py-Tests ROBERT POLLARD, H., Cik.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

the Southern States, and paid for in cotton
| With a material curtailment in the Southern
trade, can this result be satisfactorily realized
| Let the future course of trade answer.
The Breckenridge forces in this quarter are
quietly, but theoretically at work. They have
held meetings, and have pretty generally
throughout the State, sent delegates to the Sy-
racuse Convention, which met to-day. | under
stand a full Breckenridge and Lane ticket will
be- formed.
The Douglas leaders, US they find the little
GRANTS chances Of success growing small by
degrees and beautifully less" are becoming
desperate. lis more violent partizans hardly
disguise the fact, that if Douglas cannot sue
coed, thew prefer the success OF Lincoln. His
running under the circumstances, and refusing
all fair proposals Of union, can have no other
result.
We commend to your notice John Brown,
Jr.'s. (son Of Ossauottomie, Of iIarpcr's Ferry
letter to Geffard, of St. Domingo. It. is ad,
dressed to ".lly Dear Sisters and Breth'en o.
Mayti." 1t was, no doubt, carried there by
the notorious renegade English A6olitionist,
Redpath, the author Of Z life OF old John
Brown. It was translated into French and
published in Hayti paper, and re.translated
into English and published yesterday in the
Evening Post" Redpath probably also de-
signs to have his life of Brown, and other abo.
lition books, translated into French and circu-
lated in llayti. You may probably expect the
next John Brown raid TO come from Hayti.-
Look out for free negro and other emisSaFies
from Hayti.
Tn my next | will cIdeavor, from certain
general data, to unlnask the disumion designs
Of the Black Republican leaders of the North.
At present, as far rs State politics arc concern
cd, Weed & Co. intend to run Morgan for a
second term, and VIM. NJ. Evarts for the Uni
ted States Senate. .4dios. ANER!Cus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
New York Breckenridge State Convention

NEW 9OEH 1TeShAATAuse Statc Soh'ettIioh.
SYRACUSE, August S.-Thc Breckenridge
State Convention assembled here Yesterday
Hon. Henry S.. Randall was chosen permanent
President, together with n numerous list OF
Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
During tho afternoon 4 ticket of Presiden'
tial electors was nominated, and i committee
on resolutions reported a long series. They re-
affirm the position Of the old.linc Democracy,
recognizing in all the opposition to that party
(including anti. ecompton!siD) The simple
question whether the Union shall be preserved
for white men or destroyed On account Of ne
groes. They oppose the position Of both Lin
coin and Douglas on territorial questions, en-.
dorse the platform Of the Maryland Institute
Convention; endorse the administration Of Pre-
sidcnt Buchanan, and 'ratify the nominations
OF Breckenridge and Lane, regarding them as
the only regular Democratic candidates. The
9Th charges the New York delegation with
causing, by their action at Baltimore, the pre-.
sent disruption Of the Democratic party. The
Tth characterizcS the nomination Of Douglas
and johnson rs irregular, and not binding on
Democrats. The 9th urges the concentration
Of the vote OF all the Democrats of the State
OH the Breckenridge ticket, believing that the
vote Of this State will decide the election. They
predicate such belief on the assumption that
the Southern and Pacific States will go ,hr the
said ticket.
To-day the Convention adopted the above
resolutions, and nominated James i. Brady,
Esq, for Governor.
The convention adopted u resolution einpow.
ering the State committee TO hold n conference
with the other conventions, which meet here
on the 18th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
Journal and Debates OF the Virginia Dele
Yarion at Charleston and Baltimore.

,fter much unavoidable delay, occaslonea
by frequent absences and constant editorial
and business engagements, We have al ias'
been enabled to place in the hands OF the p,n.,
! ter the aboye-named document, for the puoA'-
cation Of which such frequent demands nave
been;inade 6y the newspapers OF sli pol'''o''
| parties in the State.
II was our original design to have merely
nrinted this document, and to have placed the
printed copies at the disposal of the members
|,of tbe delegation; also, to have sent proof,
| sheets to each member.
This course, however, has been found objec-
tionable by several members Of the delegation,
who insist on their right to demand the mime
date publication Of the report as taken down
at the time Of the proceedings, and without re-
visal by any Of the delegates; and who have
also urged the necessity Of such publication
previous to the assembling of the Conventions
at Charlottesville and Staunton, which would
be impossible were we now toscnd proofsheets
to every district in the Stale and await their
return to the printing office.
Believing that these gentlemen are entitled
to insist on this demand, we have accordingly
sent the report to press, no one Of the dele
gates or alternates having had the opportunity
to examine any part Of il, either in manuscript
or in proof.
The report will Le published i'll pamphlet
form, and in large, clear type. By the lime
that this announcement reaches our readers,
the pamphlets will be ready for distribution
One hundred copies will be forwarded prompt,
ly to each delegate and alternate. All others
desiring copies will please forward their orders
to this office. In order to secure copies Of the
| first edition, it will be necessary that orders
shall be sent Immediately, since the demand
will probably be large throughout the State
The price .per hundred copies is So. Single
copies (including POSTAGE will be sold at 10
cents each. Orders, to secure attention, must
be accompanied by prepayment in all in
stances.
Our exchanges throughout the State will
oblige US by publishing a short notice of this
announcement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ENQUIRER OFFICE,
RICHMOND. AUGUST 10th, 1864.

RICHMOND WHOLESALE PRICES.
to >! ccn.s per pound.
BUTTER.-We quot Prime IS 20 2Oc. CoEiuon !! /"
BAcoN.-Market quiet. Eacon Sides leX to lex CT.
Todt's Sugar.cured Hams 10 Gus.
coFfEE.-We quote Rio ia TO iGa. Laguayr ia ID
coKN.-Is steadi-r with but little In The MARKET
Prices may he quoted ~ cts. higher, say 70 '0'aH cts;
CokS ~MEAL-coun,ry Meal * cts. 4 p=,hel-
City boited 90 cts.
C~oTTQN-ioA to 1l4 cts.
HuNs tic. Adanan,ine, Ssa2sc.; Sperm a.: Psnu,
<p eoTT 70 f' H,1 r9srsline 90 TO o2s cts.
CEMEST.-jsnes giver 81 30 10 les. gosenda'r
p ".or Dest quality. Lower grades II to %.
rLAAsEED:-si to | e5 a bushel; prime 81 IS.
,lr FI,esnni. Of Lime sS CEIshnO1d) ATnSnis'sd 81,
A.. a. Brown Mexican rs. A.. While Mexican $50. Mexican
10 per ton; Colombian go per ton; Rerse's Manipulated
TS"; R dS.s s SsPg Fro rnoi'a ,sso g LINZ E;;d. ssS i!i,I per s ;oa;a
$50 per ton. American So. sonbrero 49,. Ruain;,
Phospho Peruvian so. Rnains Tobacco Manure ITS
WAN SO; MeGruder's White Mexican sSO, and MccGS,'J.,.
Ground Bone Ash s$5. Lc!nan's Fertilizer $50.
cut Fls sni :SS:1 ! s sfos, 1i from l. ~ q s. : * Gil. IS 81 Ls: e,
sSTs 20. i: N IS. STOCK Of Mack ,lti' Is5. Aacs''e'
~FLOUR.-Yrryl dull and price. are nominal II fr,m az.
to ~. Extra st:itOT Family isE.
fEATuERs.-45 L" % cent.
. ok Z u s'Ai" INunlfs tCF ll0ytr vrt
some sales have been made al ~. We nov auote ssL
To jI.
Muscayaioa - 10 SIC.
MILL. uFFAL.-Wr quot. Gran 81 20 ct5.s. S:..;,
cents: broanstaE - cents shipStaG - stn:-
OATa.-a'5 10 Zee.
PEaS.-Nonr IN market.
POTATOES. NO old In market.
PLASTER Cargo sales Of Lump have ke-Il made a, i3>
10 3ss. Cl:iborne'S Ground $50. Loose ~. SHARP.
Ground tSlH. Market still wril supplied with both la:-.
and ground.
RICE. 10 SIC.
RUM.-a 10 81 cts.
RYE.-IJ cs. Cor I good article.
SENECA RuOT.-SOnr IN market. bat would '"i h.
30 cents.
SALr.-Cargo sales at s! u to t., s.tail prize 81 -
10 al.
sCGARS.-we quote Cuba !. IN &C; Ports Rico stosIc
No New Orleans in market. We quote Crushed and Ground
liz Loaf IL I Ia Ike. Extra "C"9T, to lQI'.
siUr.-Diop ~. Ea:a ~.
TOBACCO. We quote Lug, inferior TO ccmnen, ILL.,
az. Good I.ucs IS toSE and i. Leaf, coUnon 10 good, f1;.
10 q and :; inc do. 80 10 10Y, very fire 10. slVn. 10 liz.
Manufacturing Tobacco sd4 TO Is.
WlIEAT.-Rcccipl- are lncrea.ini. Hs'iet !Fin st OK
vuo, atoms Of 81 81 for Red; and ~ ~ fr White.
wuISKEf.-%c quote Cincinnati at % TO 20 cents
Richmond I~:rr:idrrl At :lE 10 ~ els. Oh ESs o: -
.rru, yrairq al ID 20 Tl.2J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
PETERSBURG MARKETS, AUGUST !,

WuEAr-In the Wheat market Gales ae not nuneiou- a!.a
the prices have changed but Slightly, since our last report.
nrin,. r.I / ~ 10 ! :D: inferior qualities from ! 10 TO 80
T,ulcco-Thr receipt. OF Tobacco continue quite large and
breaks pretty full, with ~ tendency IN n decllne IN rriee'.
esu.claily for Inferior grades. The Salca on yesterday were
al the following figures. common Tugs ] ~ IN : on; eood
from 3 to !; common leaf - 10 Z. fair . TO . %; good to
5: very good 5 to II; fancy manufacturing IL 10 80 Cor.
roS-The market I, very dull. and for mixed and stained
parcels ! and 81 cts. only can he had. Prime white beins
SCARCE, will bring loH &? leai, The stock here !, now rGfs
At 70 10 - cts. P~Lora-Market steady aod demand lar
Supcriuc Sd Soar 90, extra : 50aS; family ) oua9 ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

Balance against New York -. $f6, 169, 10&
Thus, although 4 considerable proportion Of
the domestic exports cmne from the South,
and u good part Of the specie exported, was in
transit on foreign account, yet we find that
New York actually imported S6G, lG9, lOa more
than she exported.
Her merchants, Of course, expect this cx.
cess of goods, over imports, to be bought and
consumed to a great extent by the people of