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The New Ms. BIBLE FROM MOUNT SIHG.-Tho
new MS. Bible discovered by Prof Tischendorf in
the library of the monastery on Mount Sinai is TO
be printed in St Petersburg with great magnifi-
cencc, under his care and at the cost Of the Imper
al Government. Prof Tischendorf finds strong rea-
sons for fixing its date in the first half of the fourth
centdry; and, he says, that as a means of deter
mining the text Of the sacred writings, especially
those of the Apostles it is far more important than
even the Ms. Of the Vatican. The age of the new
Ms. has already been the subject of lively contro-
versy, concerted attack having been made upon
Prof. Tischendorf's deductions by humber of St.
Petersburg Academicians His replies were how
ever so satisfactory that his opponents have become
converts to his belief
This Ms. is the oldest MS of the Bible which has
been preserved in the Christian world 1t is far
oldeI than any other except the Vatican Ms. to
which 1t is superior IN age and in completeness for
the Ms of the Vatican lacks five books entirely and
one IN part It's authority is also confirmed by the
quotations of the carly Fathers, which agree with
1t more nearly than any other Ms.
Prof TiSciendorf has already filled ten folio vol
umeS with Bible documents and NAV &c presumed
to know as much about the correct version of the
Bible as anybody. His seventh edition Of the New
Testament is the standard He will illustrate this
edition profusely with philosophc fac-similes and
while he is that the original Ms. will, as soon
as 1t becomes known, be esteemed throughout Chris
tendon as Il great national treasure for Russia he
hopes to make the iditiO princebs Of it worthy
M Onument of Imperial munItcencc and one which
the whole Christian world shall receive with CRATE
full thanks
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OFFER MY HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, IN THE
4 Lag, OF Chircl Hill. where | formerly l;vcd adjuin-
Ing Hugh b. Guthrie West, and the Ep;sc"pai Church
a>;, fronting Franklin Street North, aud running back
the College grounds South Containing about acres
place each roIn and two large basement by
EACH replaces each rom, Story Kitchen
with four good and lake Oven attached, all Uiler
,cfs>ary uuuseS, and guud we'll al, The ward
THIS property valuable; would suit private family
public hotel. | will sell one, Two and three
Years credit with from date, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security
ANN s. HIiJYARD.
Chapel Hill. y. c., April s. $50. I4-w3m.
~ Register copy three months
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Trial of Daniel Worth.

The Rev. Daniel Worth tried before his Hon.
or Judge Bailey, last week, in Randolph Superior
Court, for the crime of circulating incendiary and
seditous publications, &c. Mr.. Solicitor Settle, and
Messrs Mclean and Scott appeared for the State,
and Messrs Morehead and Gorrcll for the defendant
After long and patient investigation of the case,
and able speeches on both sides, the jury returned
a verdict of guilty against the prisoner. We have
not heard what was the sentence of the Court
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To the E1;tor of " c. Standard:

The report being industrousy circulated that we
"havc acted as bankers for the author of the I'M
pending Sis,"-that we have "aiGed in the publ
cation of that work." and that "we are his political
and personal friends" we wish to say that we have
never furnished money for the purpose of aiding in
the publication or circulation of the book, or ever
received funds in deposit from Mr.. Helper" and
that we have no sympathy whatever with the senti-
mcnts of the book, with its endorsers, and never
have had, and that such reports are unquahedly
false. STONE, STARR & CO.,
113 Chambers St, New York.
March 2Sth, 1860.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
rRT-wEBHIv.

- ia Il = W Il Il EA IL "
THNIE STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, GAIT. PARRISH
Il will leave Norfolk for New York every HedatSd0y
and after the SlSt March, al
The JAMESTOWN. CAPT SKINNER, every .Saturdd,
errni"g after the arrival of the Southern Cars.
The ROANOKE, CAPT. COUCH, every .Nond.iy eren-
@ after The arrival of the Southern Cars and returning
The YORKTOWN, will leave New i"r. every .Sdtnrd
Gtf.rHo.Is, at . a clock.
The JAMESTOWN, every TUtsidg, al =. n.
The ROANOKE, every IXRr~daR Il! j. NJ.
Passage aud Iaie with splendid State Room accommoda-
items s. Sfeerage passage 81.
Freight taken al reduced raes-say measurement goods
nj cents per loot aud Other articles proportion and
the luweSt rates
As this arrangement will afford the very greatest
despatch, Shippers who desire avail Of fast and
certain Steamers will please order their goods TO be ship
ped by them.
- Freight forwarded free of commission.
J. NJ. SMITH X BROTHERS, Agents.
Norfolk, Va.
February H. 1860. l3-2m.
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Coy. EIlis's Appointments.

We are requested to give notice that Gov. Eli,
will address the people at the following times anG
p&crS:
,iatcsyille, Gates, Tuesday, Sd of April.
Hc.tford, PerqumanS, Thursday 18th.
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank, Friday, eth.
Curriiuck Court House, Saturday, eth
Elcnton, Chowan, Monday, 9th.
Plymouth, Washington, Tuesday, 10th.
WilIiamSton, Martin, Wednesday, 1lth.
Tawhoro', Elgccomhe, Thursday, 18th.
Nashville, Nash, Friday, 18th.
Wilson, Wilson, Saturday, 18th.
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CEDAR Fork ACADEMY.-We learn that John l..
Pennington, Esq, of the Newbern Progress, has con-
sented to deliver the annual address before Cedar
Fork Academy, in this County, on the 2lst of June
next Mr.. P. is good speaker and writer, and the
public may expect an interesting address on the &C.
caSOn
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FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN W. ELLIS,
OF ROWAN.
NOTICE.
OF ROWAN.

The Chlirmen of the Executive Conmit,e .s of the
Democratic party for the different counties in the
State. who have already been appointed, or who may
hereafter he designated, will please forward their
names and places Of residence 10 the undersigned at
Raleigh, y. {.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
C5m'n Es. Com Of Dem. party for " C.
March %, 1850.
The Democratic papers throughout the State will
please copy.
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The Rockingham Tobacco Lands.


DIR. Emmons has kindly handed us the following
for publication in relation to the tobacco lands of
Rockingham county, -...
To the Editor ofthe Standard:
SIR: ] am induced, for certain reasons to request
the publication Of the following analysis of the to-
bacco leaf raised upon the plantation of Daniel ".
Courts, Esq, ofRockingham county, n G. obtained
the tobacco during my visit to Mr.. Courts planta
ton last fall, together with the soil upon which it
grew The county Of Rockingham is underlaid by
two kinds of soil, the gray and deep red The gray
Is at the surface and is the true tobacco SOiL The
soil beneath is red and very stiff and is excellent in
It's place, as it holds both manure and water By
itself it is wheat SOIL while, if mixed with the
gray, the tobacco though It grows larger does not
make so fine and valuable an article The great
tent of this gray soil in Rockingham undoubtedly
makes this county of the best for tobacco in the
State But the quality of it is variable more in
sequence of the different modes of using guano and
other fertilizers, than from the soil itself fine
article requires less guano. IT, however heavy
and large leaved variety is wanted, and is worth
more than the fine and light, heavy manuring is
called for but then, there is more danger from
early frost it will ripcn later On comparing the
analysis of the Rockingham and HAVANA tobacco,
it will be observed that there is very close
blance, and / have no doubt that Mr.. Courts to-
bacco will make fine segar. f. EMMONS,
State GeOlOgtst.
Raleigh. April >, 1860.
Analysis of the leaf of tobacco grown in Rock
,rrl, H., r. Il
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best ana
cheapest article for dressing beautng cleansing, curl
ng, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try
Sud by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March l3, 1860 u-wSsv6mos
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The Legislature of Louisiana has appropriated
ten thousand dollars toward the establishment OF
Normal School in New Orleans, on condition that
the city erect q suitable school house.
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PROPOSED RECESS OF CoNGREss.-On Thursday
last the Senate considered and rejected the resolu
ton of Mr. Green, providing for a recess from the
goth of April to goth May, in order to allow the
members of the two Houses to attend the National
Conventions. Mr.. Clingman made some sensible
and timely remarks in opposition to the proposed re-
cess The resolution rejected yeas -, nays
29-Messrs. Clingman and Bragg voting against it.
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BLACK WARRIoR-We call the attention of those
who desire to raise horses of the best blood to the ad
vertisement of Henry Mordeca, ESQ.,, in our paper
to-day The Black Warrior is noble animal. Mr..
Mordecai is looking mainly to the improvement of
the breed of horses and not to pecunary gains from
the ownership and control of Black Warrior.
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March 2Sth, 1860.

Baxter's dying words were-"Only two more
stiles to get over and | am at my fathers house"
1t is fortunate thing that Carlyle didn't 1--we IN
those days-old Baxter would have had hard pull
to get over his STYLE anyhow.
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sWAIN's JUsTICE-REyIsED.

TgNIlE NORTIl-CAROlINA MAGISTRATE. A FRAC-
IL teal guide to the Laws OF the State, and The decrsius
of the Supreme Court defining the duties and urIsdc
ton of the Justices of the Peace of Court under The
Revised Code lN5I together with full and
numerous forms and pTcccGents
BIZ EDWARD CANTWELL J.. J.. b.
Counsellor at Law
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JOHN MAUNDER'S
MARBLE WORKS.
Tonumenfs TnmhS aadsf0naS

MOnuments, TOmDs, HeadstOhes,
RALEIGH, \. G.
A GENT FOR THE SALE OF MARBLE AND SLATE
"A Mautels and Furniture work of different cnlOred Mar
bes Orders by mail punctually attended to- Work pack
ed and warranted.
Raleigh, March Is, 1860. se-wly$
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Edwin Booth is playing to crowded houses at
Charleston, s. c.
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meeting OF the Democrats of Houses Greek, Wake
county viii be held al Spikes the second SATURDAY
TO n"nlina' candidates Tor the Legislature.
March 50, lsGU. 26-td.
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HANDSOME SILK MEEK TIES,

st HARDNESS
one hundred different STYLES prices RANGING irm twen.
~ cents TO dollar and upwards The S,st the Iarorst
Tue heateS and prctest exhibition # tcS in he State
HOSE! HOSE!!
20 Dozen English Brown and white Gents half Hosc Of
our usual qImlIIy-the best for wear imported
SUSPENDERS! SUSPENDERS!;
10 Dozen SIspenders of various qualities COMPRISING af
Tie cetoraed MANUFACTURERS which were Iiuyht FIR CASH
3u now offered twenty-five per less Than usually sold
for al retail ~ ' 3O
GAUEE-MERINO UNDER SHIRTSI
D" Dozen just opened. ir"m 81 to 81 all sizessma,I and
large men ran be cali and supply Yourselves before
warm weather Comes. O''0io
GAUZEINDIA UNDER SIuRTSI
y, Cool and pleasant for Summcr-vcry Cheap-oulv Al
Cheap! cheap! o"'' Si'
Isle THREAD DRAWERS!
% Dozen just opened for Summer wear all sizes Those
VII" are IN want will please examine now whilst the siock
is large. ''' '"e ''0eN
COTTON-KNIT DRAWERS,
10 Dozen opened this moning-very cheap-seventy.fvc
cents per Pfir. NV
LINEN DRAWERS!
loo Pairs received per EXPRESS Monday Iasiof cur own
nlake and warranted rice very kiw.
BLEACHED JEANS DRAWERS!
TO 81 Ali SIZES an hand. 0
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!!
Plain bosom. Puff ditto Cross Plaits ditfn Frarcb ,-
ditto, C"Ided Marsaies do-a!i Styles Asa D;aro-
nal bUsGniS e
I. L. HARDING.
s'' ~, =. Si',ei -, iep''' 2H-wGs?Y;t.
- Register and Spirit Of the Age cal.y six tire.,
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SPECIAL NOTICE,-The STANDARD is coaducted strictly
,,y tie CASH SYSTEM AZ papers are discontinued at the
,,pi,oa Of the time for trhca they haze been rid Sub.
,rra ,rN be notified beore their time is out,
bygcRoss MARK their papers, and unless the sUcrption
:; rpescsd the paper cM be discontinued THIS is a rule
fa rEih there scM be departure. atca for tie crsss
,.,r; an reneC your subscription.
Vte!}y Standard 81 per danun, ia adrance.
Sni- Tsskly (nciadiag tie Tri- Weekly during tie SEES
q ~ 81 per annzni, III Gdeance.
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
rsntron the Post Office tO we'll as the one to- which
.,.v desire the change TO be made.
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TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVAL
OF NEW GO0DS Az p
E. L. HARDNESS.
OUR STOCK OF FINE CLOTH DIRE

nUR STOCK OF FINE CLOTH DRESS
" FRoChS, of Fancy co!urs daily arriving made
up in the best styIe:-- o : :
Handsome styles Of sin ,e ined French CioiK Focks
and Sacks OF Gil the various collars with Velvet Collars
new open and ready for inspection
Cashmere Coats for fuSess pn.poses rrenr5 and Er,
h'h lcos-Goid and Steele mixed single breastrd-lishs
and pleasant for summer wear.
French and English Dradigtcs Trocks and Sacks will,
Velvet Collars with and wiiho,f' Things in back
Black Alpaeea truckS and Sacks; new stre Strred al.
pacca racks also Bull and Drab Alpaca acks-Cuo and
neat for wear.
Tweed Cashmere Sacks snd Froeks selling a. very low
prices, for Spring and Summer--gcUo aud een..i gar
InentS.l -
PASTSI PASTS!!
Black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants2ar paiYs inst ,reer.
cd from the lowest to the highest grades
light and diuk Summer Cashmere Pants -cnnErisipr
all the different shades and qualities Cut and made up in
neat anu handsome style "a be excelled
f. L. HARDING
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JOHN W. GRAVES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
YanceyvIIle, N. c.
June z, 1852. 52-w6awlypd.
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The abnve is the title of work which has been recently
pull shed by the undersigned the North Carolla Book
store Raleigh ~ G., and > now COR safe in
Ore vol Of nearly Enn pages, The low price of 50 so.
Postage ally part of the State, Of the Cncd States,
Upon the receipt Uf four dollar y. e. Bank
Bill the work will bc matted address and the change ell
closed III United States post Office stamps.
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JOURNEYMAN TAILOR WANTED.
TUOD WAGES AND CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT
~ given good sober workman. No other sort need
THOMAS CALLAN.
Raleigh, y. C, April 8, 1860. 27-3t.
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Fen tie L,n DIoI L. President ef tie Unieer-
G,rS{y IF A0rtk CDroiiaa.
University OF " C. 18TH Oct 1856

FiCa tie lin. DloiI L. SflR President If tie Uncer-
CsrSiiy IF 4iortt CDroLiaa.
UNIVERSITY OF n. c., 18th Oct. 1885,
"nEAR SIR:-Your Eote of the 24h ut, with the ac-
complaining copy Of the NorCarUlina Magistrate.
duly received.
My time has recently been fully occupied in the dis
charge Of Official duties and by pressing private engage
mcnis have consequently had it IL my power give
retired from the pruirssIun that though retain some
knowledge If legal principles, not very familiar with
the details Of the sccncc aud therefore qualified
pronounce very confidently upon anything but the general
plan of the work With this am very avorsbly impress
ed. have my command all the publications Of SINH
lar character which have heretofore been published in this
is truly stated Ia be original work. systematic
so evidently the result of great labor and if shalt
accuracy necessary treatise Of this nature, you
titled TO the credit of having successfully accomplished
very important public service
ITO The Magistrate, such gude to the proper discharge
OF his duties Indispensable and to every intelligent man
it may be useful many OCCASIONS IL Is very Important
for obvious reasons that the Revised Code which has
recently been placed in the hands o Gil the Justices of the
Peace in the State snail be accompanied by
exposition of the character of that 10 which your labOrs
seem to hive been So sedulOusy devoted
Yours, very respectfully,
ID. L. SWAIN
EDWARD CASTwELL, Esq
Address, HENRY D. TURNER.
-sts p 81. n. Z. Book stone
Raleigh y. c., April 8, 1850 2I-u
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TIE PARKER FANrN.-This excellent Company
will perform again in the Town Hall tonight. See
advertisement in another column.
Miss Josephine Parker, who so delights every one
by her fine acting and by the proprety and modes
tv of her demcanOr, is not married. The rumor
that she is married is unfounded. We speak "by
authority"
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ID / e ID .

DIED,
Near TarbOrnug the 18th ult at The residence Of
her SON lion L. T. Clark, in the 18th year Of her age Mrs
Arabea Clark.
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RED,

MARRIED.,
In Chatham county, The 18th ut. by J. D. Brasnr
ton Esq Mr.. Juseph ID. Hackney 10 Miss Nina Garner
all Of Chatham
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Gov. Ellis.

Gov. Ellis left Raleigh on Saturday last TO meet
his first appointment at Gainesville, on the Sd. We
take it for granted that Mr.. Pool will meet him at
the times and places named. Surely he can have
no excuse for refusing to meet the Governor, and no
ground of complaint to the appointments, as the
Governor has gone 10 his own neghborhood to COM
mence the campaign
We trust that our friends will keep us fully post
ed as to the discussions between the candidates.
We would be glad to receive account of each dis
cussion It will be we'll to keep strict eye on Mr..
Pool to see whether he advances the same views in
the West that he does in the East.
Gov. Ellis has long and arduous campaign be-
fore him, and it is the duty of every Democrat to
sustain and encourage him in his labors lie will
do his whole duty. Let his friends do theirs and
his majority will be such as to gladden. the heart OF
every true Democrat and friend Of the South.
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ENTITY THOUSAND FEET SEASONED
n BON PLANK wanted by WILkERS0N d FULLER,
delivered 1T Ili,i,bur,.ugIi, y. C. H. Tnrsc har ing
plank tc SELL will please address at Leasbur CAswell
county y. c.
April s, Ih60. 4-wit
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REPRESENTATIONS 4:

From the many an aitcrng notices which This North
Carolina yrk has received homo and abroad from ndI
vdus and the press the subscriber asks leave respect
fully to submit the iDliUwng:-
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"Our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Your book Wi; be Only pre-
sented by tie Librarian. The CusOry examination it
which is all my engagements have permitted
ti;! it must prove very useful manual TO the Members of
the Bsr of North CarUiIu1."
JOEL PARKER.
EpwI ARD CANTwELL EsG.
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"This evening the vn'une obligngy me- came
hand | am much Indebted 10 you for this 'ari Of yoar
friendly rccul!ecoli. The work which lies Of
NY haLituii range Of study but dare say shall Endt
useful for &c cislOIial reference"
Very truly y0u-,
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From tie line III! T'dr&er L. DDIns Professor Of
La. - C!hsLrtJys, -I"sS
CaGgpILGE goth Aug 1856
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

February il, 1860.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
THE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
OF NORTu-CAROLINA,

OF NUN IAI-Ch1NULINA'
ENTILL MEET IN THE CITY OF RALEIGH on
Wv ths first MONDAY in May Eext.
The Ac; establishing this Board provides
Sec = That from and after the 10th day Of April, 1852
no person shall prGct medicine surgery of the
branches thereof in any prescribe for the of
disease for reward unless he they shall have been
first licensed do by the Board al Medical Exlmners
[roriiei That person whu shall practice in violation
of this Act shall be deemed guilty. of niisdemeanor
SAM'L. r. IREDELL, NJ ID, Secty.
April 8, 1860 ='-@I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

The week has been very unevcntful on the Stock
Exchange. Pacific Mail vas dull for q day or two
at the closing price of last week; since then q
demand has sprung up for it, which has caused the
price to advance 2 3 per cent. Many parties who
interested in the property predicta resumption
of the enormous dividends which once rendered
this stock scarce At 10 q IL per cent premium.
Central has been up to VA, and down to 70}. These
fluctuations like those in Galena Rock Island, and
the other railroad shares, have been produced
by the speculative operations of stock jobbers
within and about the board. The volume Of outside
business continues small, though it has been in
creasing within day or two; the volume Of trans
actions among the jobbers is very large especially
in the stocks above mentioned.
Railway traffic during the third week in February
was not active as during the two previous weeks,
the weather having been very bad. Tho Michigan
Southern, however, shows an increase of $3.50
over the corresponding week Of last year; the
Michigan Central shows small increase; the Rock
Island an increase of 1921; the Illinois Central an
increase of sl69l7. What is wanted to bring all
these roads up to their old figures is an advance in
breadstuhs and more active movement in agricul-
tura produce generally. The quantity Of stuff re-
manning in first hands in the West sstill very large;
the line Of the GaleDa twofths of the wheat and
-four are still in the country. and will come forward
to Chicago during the months Of March, April and
May.
The consumption Of State stocks and good bonds
continues large At the South especially. there is
steady demand for reliable securities of this char
acter Louisianas, Tennessees and other good State
stocks are wanted. The West rs was to be expect
ed, is not yet in q condition to buy stocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

under an circumstances, The exp.dtcn Is "a tske ma
rnoss people Eavo sworn 70 rush blndly n acrsrur
The not pressing Instances from lana. ,s si~t;
aimed but ct two tbingsto p ach IT, ex osdi.on
and spread The sdea thai everything was wcsxness cyo
fusion and treason IN city rSss. ~. ,r1c- sseSs,
the views Of Robes, the y uhhshs, ~ ~ poi,.y
What does he aim ~ Re- oles i TOO ntsIiigsn., and
ihs, - w. ~ ,sz ~ wsn ,eeve for single moment
Sal of The resct,onists sSs h ~ "a s.. ~
,ass n1 necSves hin Invitations thaa all hope Of
rely? A "n "ns' "0c' nv A''"
u sSimsu es inclined to suppose that Senior Ro-
onistS ,s.c a. vengeance for long time, and MA, he
fsyssy a0r MirGm0n 20 an unavoidable and fstai
W SOW iy HIM for the huniiiauons he endured for
n,e snsS year at the hauds Of the latte, Whatsycr
s o y" csae, the expedition II takes place flor we
s a"nD ~, wi believe be preceded by coup De
"es" Avarado. We will see.