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SENATE
CE Y 4 I II.
FRIDAY, Nov. Both, 1860.

FRIDAY, Nov. Both, 1860.
The Senate met.
The journal of yesterday was read and ap
proved.
On motion of Mr. Neil the bill regulating
the payment Of taxes into the State and coun
ty treasures was taken up and passed.
| On motion OF Mr Harrison the Senate pro
ceeded to consider the resolutions Of Nh
| West which were adopted.
The Senate took up the House resolution
| in re erence to adjournment
Mr. St.rise offered the following amend
| ment, winch was adopted:
Amend by striking out be words "siae die
| and ter the words 4 n'clock' add until the
| - day OF J4nuar, A. d 1861"
On motion Of Mr.. Elielt the blank in the
above resolution WAS filled with 21st.
| The resolution as amended was adopted
which is IS follows;
| That ibis Legislature will adjourn this eve
ming to meet again on the 2lst Of January
| 1851.
| On motion Of Mr. Buck,
The Senate adjourned until three O'Clock,
Pm
3 O'CLOCK, T. N.
Senate met.
Mr. Gordon introduced bill authorizing
the Board Of Police Of Wilkinson county to
appropriate So 600 out of tie treasury Of said
county for the relief of distressed citizens
thereof, if deemed expedient by the said
BOARD.
Mr. McLain offered an amcndIne nt extend
ing the provisions Of the bill TO Clark cGunty
which was adopted and bill passed.
Mr.. Howry moved IN reccie from the Sem
ate amendment to the .ouse resolution to adj
j0urn, which was adopted.
y message WAS received rom the Governor
stating TINT he had sigrg,I the following bills
and resolutions:
Authorizing Boards Of Police Of Rankin and
Madison counties to subscribe for stock in
Gulf ari Ship Island Railroad
Resolutions for app intmeni of commission
erS and in favor Of secession, and providing a
coat of arms for Mississippi.
Mr. Starke offered joint resolu ton ap-
pointing JOINT committee TO wait on the Gov
ernor anl inform nm that there was no more
business before the Legislature.
Dir Buck called up the House message re-
scndlng the JOINT resolution on adjournment
and fixing o'clock P. NJ. rs the hour, and it
was concurr in.
The bills for the relief of John West, of
Wayne county, and II. ]. Thomas. of Yazoo,
ana w arr, n Al lof. vas taken upa and passed.
Mr.. mor-on reported the committee had
waited on thv Governor and that he had no
further communications to make.
A commune Iton was received from the
Governor stating that he had signed bill
regulating the payment Of taxes into State and
county Treasures
The Senate passed bill to amend the
sthooi law OF NoXubee county.
The bill Incorporating the Warren Guards
was TAKEN up and passed.
Mr. Nelll introduced a resolution informing
the House that the Senate was ready to ad-
journ.
Mr.. Thomas Offered a resolution of thanks
to the President Tor the able manner in which
ne had discharged the duties of his office
The resolution granting leave of absence to
Hon. u. Q Martin was laid on the table.
a MESA e WAS received from the House an
that ID xas now ready to adjourn
The President re urned his thanks for the
resolutions found upon his Ia
hlep aud declared The Senate adjourned sine
lie.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov. 25,h, 1860.
8 O'CLOCK, P. N.

MONDAY, Nov. 25.h, 1850.
3 O'CLOCK, P. n.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Mr.. Harris introduced a resolution recon
mending that the rules adopted at the las
session of the Legislature should be used foI
the government of this Senate.
The Governors Message was received
through his private Secretary, Mir Campbe!
The message was read and referred to az
propriate committees.
Mr.. Elicit introduced bill providing fo'
the calling of convention of the people o
Mississippi, which was read.
The question required upon the motion
Mr.. Neill to put the bill upon its third read
ing
Pending which,
On motion of Mr. Davis,
The Senate adjourned until ten o'clock to
morning.
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80 Ho q .nd's German Bittors aud BalSamic
C .fnIal- sold by every druggist in the United
Statos. Soc advertisement in another column
march q '60--ly.
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OF Tho dispatches from Washington at
tribute TO the President the design of recon-
inending Congress- to cali Convention Of the
Sates. TO deliberate on the present crisis OF
pubic affairs.
We apprehend Congress has mo such power.
There is no provision IN the constitution for
the calling ola Convention, except on the ap
p!ication Of tho States. Congress may, by
vete Of two thirds Of both Houses, propose
amendments 70 the constitution. ssor on APP.
pI cation Of the legislatures Of two-t thirds OF
the several States1 shall call q Convention for
that purpose. But there is no power in Con-
eress to call Convention without this previous
Application Of the legislatures Of two-thirds 81
the States, that IS at this time, BIZ the concur
rent applications Of the legislatures Of twenty
two Of the thirty-thrss 6tates-whieh there is
Little probability Of obtaining. - Pieaquas.
5Y3s 60
Ma WTSsL WAN experienced hsrss sad fsrnsIs
ph sesan. has sooshas ssrup fsf children tsetiins
~ak greatly eiIfstes the process Of testhing BY sof
eaiax II gnms reducing 81 indAmatien-pin sisy al
psin snd ksurs % rs.na,e The boveia Dependnponit
nehsr vii give restta yourselves, and RELIEF and
hsaith n yDur Infants. Perfectly Hse in 81 casses e.
advertisements 70 aHasier column Anz 30 '5a-s&wiy
~ Aethsrsf Hothsrs Or. Eason's Infsntle
: Cs.diaI. See adeertissment Il anslhsr column.
ta7 mafph25 9o-N1y.
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Tan tfrxAr pIscovEnr OF the AaE--ProE o. J. Wood,
!, tba discovers Of bis unrya Iair Restorative has
eenSerred upon mankind lasting benefit No such SOW
er rer,edy for all dsease. Of tho hair hevcr been
discovered Never known to fail OF accompsslsn al
thatis claimed for It. thousands now DALI use with ms
snte advantage to themselves. Every day the prnpre
t6rs receive letters testifyng to it. er IS and ebum
ting the beneHt resulting from It's MSS.
To those who are 10 this way afflicted. can
maud the Hair Restorative safe ald reliable remedy
see the advertisement la another column. wherein viii
be fonnd testimonials from Numerous well known firms
"a ,,avldnais. oct 1860. w& s-w 3n
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"Minute Menu don't fail to be out in your
hunters at Raymond On Monday next.
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3 O'CLOCK, P. ".

The Senate met. @A
The House message was takeh up.
After considerable discussion on the IL 'nse
amendment to the Convention bill, the Senate
concurred in the House amendment.
On motion of Mr.. Davis, I'D
The Senate adjourned until ten O'Clock TO-
morrow morning.
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| LOST,
IN Thursday evening, last, sOmsS here between
| " the Capitol and Mr. JohDson's Boarding hOusN
small seven shooter, latest paten, iNeh barred.
The nuder will be literally rewarded By sspAiue
| IL TO Mississippien oEice.
| Dee 4 DOT
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I'M and after Sunday, Dec. 2ad. 1850. TsAIas
~ on this read. will be run as follower
Trains North,
EAPkESS Leaves Canton, $50 A. M; Arrises q
Grand function e40 P. NJ, and JaCksOn, Tenn
1:45 An.
MAIL Leaves Canton sos p. NJ; Arrive Il 0r.n1
Pm.
Returning,
EXPRESS Leaves Jackson, Tenn, Dos P. T.;
Leaves Grand junction Ie;l5 4. NJ; Arrives e
Canton 1880 a. n.
MAIL Leaves Jackson, Tenn, sos A. NJ; Leaves
lz:e5 p N.
Both Trains make close connections at Grad
junction, with trains for Memphis, Nashvule, A.
lanta, Charleston and all Eastern aud Northeru
Cities, aud st Jackson, Tenn, with Traias o. Mo-
bile aud Ohio and all Central Railroads for Is.
Lo'l Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Do.
Through Tickets to all important poinu for ualO
at the Canton Office. Sleeping Cars ON all NighA
Trains.
E. D. FROST,
March 'bO-u Ssp't Scuthern DtVielon.
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Ky We would call the sttentioa Of our readers
10 the advertisement Of Prof. j. Woods & Co.'s
Hair Restorative In another column.
.AA4s march % '60-Iy.
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~ Sanford's Liver Invigorator and Catbartic
p;iIs--a very valuable medicine. Read the adyer.
tisemen In cur paper. mafeh2S io0-ly.
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By 6ts GsIegrapt.
Further by the ArAkO

From The NerO orleans Fpers,
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL 1AILROAD-
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~ Aefhsrsf HothsFs 81. Eaton's Infsntile
Ossdlsl. &C. sdv.rtIssnsns ia ansiksr .eolunun.
nafph23 6o-H1y.
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Minute Men Attend

&. GoBsa4s. Sec,y.
, 1860-11-28

CHAELEsToS, Nov. 2G.~-Tltc city Is quiet TO-
dag. Ii!c inc'lihcrs Of thy Legislature have
mostly I'LL gone to Columbia Tic regular scs-
sion "opens to-,iislt. The Governors Message
All be read On TacslAy. 1t Is ranored that
tF,os's arc coming to Fort MouHric. It is now
evident tl';st hone will he sent 10 tue Conrcn-
il"n unless strongly committed to Secession.
COLUMBIA, s. e., Nov. G-Thc Legislature
lx: Just read for Tic Jlfst time i bill to ar, lie
State and to raise SlOU,0OO Tor that pllrpusc.
Tenders Of aid: 1rvn, other Statcs. cuntinur to
COME to tltc Governor, and So strong and INIT
yersal is the feeling ti,at tlc moment that the
command Shall hayg been .Tiycn. ID 0Oosoltl;crs
within Ler own bsundariss. IRAN the mann
tains TO the sr;,. will co,nc forward #, thr dr.
fence Of South Carolina. and fhey all would
suoucr die or see tie State u suDilsated trt,y-
:ncr, thai. rassiycly submit to Il continuance
of Northern encruac!lsuents on lcr rights.
, 1860-11-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.
xos.ARRlyAL OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Important from Italy.

-, r,, tr, ..t r,,.
or Rs,t,morr froJn t| 1ir:rnooi tath and 6neens.
toxn 70 nn Tho 15tI, orrived nt lis W thts offer-
,'oon Va >1s Ao'n' "''''>N * s@9 "s~
M news oftho Primer. of Wa1es when the
f.;tv NJ nn1tjnor1, .at1a>, ,rhn ste,ncr IJ,n,,.
n,r, lid ,.one - soorei, nnd .'tber v..sscls Wrr
nrt,nrinss sA~ 49, e>'''~'' $'1>> ~'N'~'
Tfhn re7,o,,+ "a ,a,;,oa that r1,n,,vcnc,isxoor
:, nnI+ II" Eranoi' t,sa;'Ii, ntflcS
TI,r fnr,nat,o1 - !. FTcncf s"n,dro, oe r..
..rrn ~ i'o H.. s,,r;r" - ,'ns,t.a,7
onnonncaI w Vi 'e'o' III sno 'p''"s'' - p''1'''e9
.Tn,. it""r:o Ind ,,oa, ,,,,,ro,+ ord ,,,,,.r
t r,an d ocen a., ~ 2of 1na nno n'enef,
Il ;s sa;J to n. =, % ~ Er,,c
Enria,iI r.rnmmand thc K;nr of Nnnlcs ~. tn
.lr;1,,lnu ti,a e,rt.,at >"0 "f'0' ~
, 1860-11-28

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-FLorn- Exhibits less
activity but prices generally without important al
teratiun. Good c1tra state Il III fair export demand
$5lU9515; sales 170U btisat 81. 15 IS for super
stare: .a0cxtra state; 81. 755 super west
crn: $5.10I5.4O common to medium western:
stock as made up to the 18th Inst. ass hrls. ca
nadian hour dull and prices without striking
Change. Sales 200 brls at g. G6c15 for common to
good extra. iyc flo9r quiet Small salcs at 3.io@
ito for common to clloice super. Corn meal In lin
tied request at about previous psfccs.
change in price,. Sales 3i9 bEls 1eA@o.
mand for wheat, but prices generally have under
npoa TIC ~; aSss M q bu; Saes d5o0 ~ Chicago
@11C; Ga90 hu winter red western ut u; 800 bn
nd state Ut 1900 hu select white Michigan at
*l.0; $40 bu inferior do at $780, $40 bu white Ken
Mttt. T. 1ssaesi. aud maIEet arm % Sales s' iso b.
Canada West ut 10G75c There IL fair demand
for barley malt sales 800 bu at 90c. Corn less
activc, and market scarcely 10 drn. Sales 6(00 bu
At 65Dlxc for mixed western ailoat and in store;
s0GLs5hc for small lots Of white. Oats continue In
faiE request ut 37@shc lor western, Canadian and
6tAte.
quiet aud steady for prime: Sales 45o bblS at
$l7.NG117..5 for mess; closing with no buyers
over s17.45: $1as7 for prime. Hecf quiet and I'M.
sSSd 1asRsS meal ssss g Is hn # @ e3 for
Primo css beef and beef hams dull aud unchanged.
Cut meats nominal at 71EG37alc for shoulders; l0G
lGHc for lla,ns. Smoked meats dull. Dressed
hn::s heavy and lower Lard dull and heavy. Sales
150 bbls at 11kc for prime city. and 11zD1ec for
western. Butter-l0D15c for Ohio; 19Walc for
state. Cheese steady ut y@10Hc-
GnocERiEs-Susar dull. Sales GOO hhds Cuba at
5hG';c- Mola.scs quiet aud steady and vi
previous quotations.
*rocKs-Fcvcrish hut generally hcttcr Chica.c
=. i Z. 70; c j. T s7,ss: 4 e o.: Panamn lis
II guaranteed 3l5+: n 4HG: Iac Mail 791l liar
Ill Cen scrip 3S,az; Del l. s " 50: II S15: n NYC
=: Del i Hudson 81; n S 1st bouds5s; L $ s. o.
II !Ejh Mo l;s IT,
, 1860-11-28

GREAT Loss OF LIFE.
Loss Of Propeller Dacotah with nil on
I&parus

BUFFALO, N. Y, November 27th.--ln addi-
tho following are reported: Schooner Morley,
with cargo Of pig iron, at Chautauque creek,
Lake Ontario; schooner Carrier Dove, on
Wulir Island, Lake Ontaris,. The loss Of the
propeller Dacutal i confirmed, with all on
''s'artl, twcnty-lour in number. Her shipping
lit is lost, and the names Of the crew arc not
known.
UswEGo, Nov. 27.-Tlie bark Cleveland and
Il bisk supposed to b. the Clayton are ashore
.t the hcad Of Lung Island. The schooner
Sonparcil is off Sacketfs Hlrbor with her sails
gone. The bark Foutanuelc Is ;ssllurc at tue
crossing place On Fox 1sLnlL Tie schooner
Wild Rover is ashore at South Bay Point, Can
:t.a. Schooner Sarah ashore opposite Kings
;nn. Schooner Mar; of St. Catllcrincs is
ashore at Ti,nboo Island. The Quebec is
ashore at Nine Mile Point. Tic Tornado is
ashore at Tibbett's Point; gone to pieces aud
TIE crew lost. The Colraine il ashore On tho
rocks near brockvi1le. 4 white bark, name
unknown, is ashore on Cedar Island. Two
<shooners arc ashore On Four Milo Point
Tie schooner Revolving Light is ashore at
Point Peninsula. Captain injured.
Ponr DOVER, C. ", Nov. 27-Thc propel-
1cr Jersey City, from Cleveland, will, i cargo Of
!lDar and pork, is total wreck two miles from
Long Point. Sixteen Of her crew und one pas
scn@e arc lost. Tic saxcd are, Capt. Monroe,
two tirelncn, ono whct1sman aud one passen-
ger named Randall. Five bodies have been
picked ui,. Tlluse saved report ttat nearly all
Reached 1llc sh"rc, but pcflshcd in the snow
Storm. The Captain and passengers bands
were badly frozen. The two engineers were
found frozen to death three hundred yards
from the Lighthouse, locked in each Others
arms. The cargo is strcwcd along tile beach
Tor miles. Tie Captain arrived here to-day.
Co1L.SGwooD, Noy. :.,7.-Thc steamer
PIuughboy, which left here ten days ago for
Detroit, has not since been heard Of. Size may
have run into some port for shelter. She bad
only three days provisions.
There is nearly six inches depth Of snow
here, and weather cold.
, 1860-11-28
I'ETIT JURORS.

c,vv C.ru.,v W.rrrpe -C,,,.r;-,.,,t,a
~ta N1i1'"Ai '.At h''', -s"fci ~ 's4'saue''
Gage announces that on anl alter Nov. 18Th
the s:szs will leave tho city limits, Madison
strcc4 et7. ~ ona .vrrv ,,our nnt,,grv
~ 1-:s n',,.:.,., .,. ~ ~, ,.,', '
II ., -,
;"
~ A"' anu e'e'y "oa' oi'1t4 =. 4" '''' 'aa1sia'@
through on Madison street from the Filrk.
Tho ca,s will hc marked Madison s,rect
Ane e-1Ao "AA1 W A'''' >@u -'A@4so4t stieet'
Omnibusses will run from, Bulls Head on
Madison strcct to md from tl.c HALLWAY off;cc
-'aoA9o41 e.1ee' ~ 'na no.'' t.se As4s."' oniee
half Itast every hour, leaving Bulls Head at Il,
md thc Railway offfcc at Of p. ".
""e s"~ '
Superintendent Gage also Publishes the fol-
you;nu.
CARD:
Tho rh3.n,ro f;t,- Ra;1ur,v roD,n,r,. r,r-.+
tat =, ess,,cn, S nr nfa:.o' uo. sIrao; ., ca
, 1860-11-28
Gov. GlSts8 N1exna.c.

COLUMBIA, 8. e., Nov. ..S--tiOS- Gist, in his
Message, levotes nlany pages to local and
hccolnes doubly important. We will have d.
rect t7.ttc with Europe, and advises the State
to f'stcr enterprises for such purposes, by
guarantees Of per cent.
Referring to The postal matter, he SAYS he is
authorized by tic Post Master 1T Charleston,
to say 1i.t rs sut,1 rs the State ecccdcs, hc will
sever his connection with tue Federal Govern
mcnt and obey the call Of tho States. This,
together with the resignation of Post Masters
generally, would cna!lc the State to establish
lrr postal arrangements herself uncnltarrrss-
cd Hc suggests as temporary cyrelicnt to
nsc Adams Express. :ue further suggests that
Probably arrangements will be made between
Suut1 Carolina an:l tho Federal authorities for
given time until other States scccac and II
Southern coufctieE.cy is formed. lie also
says il tho Federal Government insists
tn considering South Carol1 4 in the Union
after the ordinance Of secession, the Present
postal arrangement iItlst cease and another,
Nis!er State authority, must l'c substituted.
Til: Governor advises :f.r prohibition Of the
!'trs otthc Southern Conicder,cy, and lartic-
,iarly border Statcs. lie says Let them keep
thcir slave property in their own borders, and
the Only alternative lrft Them is emancipation
by tleir nwu uct 0r action Of their conitde-
rates. lie hopes, however, that all tue Slave
Sf1teI Will mite III i Gunthcfn IonIcuts;tcS.
lie advises the passage OLA most stringent law
n:.ainst abolition inccnl;aricS, to suprrcelc
lvnci,iny, and deter Northern invaders.
The Governor. in referring ta tho action Uf
South Carolina, in sending Mr. Mcmnin.er to
Virginia, anil the failure to obtain the cnnfrd-
rrs1lon OF the Southern Conference, except
Mississippi and Alabama. be SAYS all
hopes ot Il concerted aclion Of the States arr
lost al1l hut one course is now left
South Carolina to act consistently with honor,
Interest aal safety, aud that lco1s neither to
the right nor to tho left, but 60 straight
forward to the eonsu1umation OF her purpose.
1t is too late now to receive propositions
f,ra Conference. and South Carolina would he
wanting in srif-rcspcct to entertain pEnrosi
Gons looking to the continuance OF the p7es-
CIT Cninn. The Governor cntcrtains llo re1son-
:s!lc s:aut tt2t t;corsia, Alabains. Mississippi,
FioriIa, Tcxus anu Arkansas will immediately
;i'llaw. and other Southern States will eyentu-
ally complete the galaxy. lie says it l. yrarify-
in. to know that il :. resort tn arms Is Mcces
slry. VIC have . tender Of volunteers from all
the Southern and some Of the Northern States,
who will flock promptly tu her relief and shar4:
her fortunes, lie concludes lllus: l cannot
permit myself to believe that in madness
Or passion I'LL attempt will be made l,y the
present Or next Administration to coercc
South Carolina, after secession, BY refusing. to
surrender the l,arhor defcnccs. or interfering
with the imports or exports; but If l
am mistaken VIC must accept the Issue
and meet It ~ becomes men and frcemcn
who Infinitely prefer anuihiiation to disgrace.
, 1860-11-28
Fs7U VAS CON :: i: X :
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=. II. s3!AE.33:SsS':
EXCELSIOR EnyEHna AID Gas Fua:flEs

Ess n.t Esh thu approval Of Gas Er:inrc-. s1,l nto-
acunred hy Iii snIa dur IT, thing IT the .f In
Ttisv!i. Thrs AFra1letl cua-lrr- nf ,1s
E:, 20 pr tt;'s-. :.:1 KEEP II "r,s TIN
The pubtr are respectfully rc:irtstet " .t.r tGM ]
tftnf
, 1860-11-28
tue past tweuty-four hours:



The receipts "f Hogs during tic psst twenty
h"urs were on1y 1881. md tho market WAS quic:
hut firm at yesterdays quotations. Good heavy
lots were In demand at S. and extra heavy were
sold ut $5.10GIse5 grors. 4 10, Of 80 head were
al"o cold IL packer ut $6.lsH@6,18 net Thc
hasers were principally shippers r1--city packers
buying ouly TO enable them to fulfill their con-
tracts. Beef cattle were dull aud heavy. and .cve
raj lots Of fair hccvca were sold at $9@s.25 Ex-
Ira shipping cai,le were eold 10 limited extent
at IS.
Provisions arc dull and f,asnant, Mess Fork IL
offered at $1B01G.25, without buyers 4 lot Of
1000 Ms green sides changed hands to-day at txc
packed Lard is dull and heavy. A lot Of 60 brls
prime leaf WAS sold at 107tc and several small lots
Ut 10hc, Ta1low quiet.
The markets for F1onr and Grain we're fat and
inactive. Flour was sold 10 a limited extent at
$39o@4.1o for good to choice Spring extras. The
demand for wheat was very Light, and the market
heavy, with sales Of about 1000 bushels at for
Northwestern Club; sb178c for No. Spring; and
za@7ahc for No. Spring. Corn Was neglected,
2nd the transactions were unimportant- -comp1ie-
ing about 1000 bushels old and at s0c on track
and delivered. Oats were in rather better request
and the market ruled Hchigher-2,5 800 bushesha
Ing changed hands at 17,Hc in store. Rye and Bar
10y dull Timothy Seed heavy and neglected
Hehwtncs quiet and unchanged.
, 1860-11-28
Gb;eago Grib,tt,t
MONETARY.

1EE8DAf AFEHIAat Nov. 2.
The exchange market has shown no special
ehansc to-day. The buying rate has been nsHG56N;
seiins' per eehs' castotne5s afc freely supplied,
but purchases arc Of course confined to tho small
ctt possible unlts undcs the expectation that the
price must come down. II has now been maintain.
cd at present rates much longer tlnu any ouc ex-
pe1ed. The whole tendency of very high satcs1e
TO restrict the demand and increase the rapp's'
Exchange finds Its way to tl,c market from quarters
1...++o ..,o,4as ....,,r, ,rc,,her rtn,a,r
1east ~ eApeoeo' 4ae ane "rae'"s ".A'''~' s0o's
will have 4 stimulating effect upon Tie pofA ana
~ ~, ~, frsrc,,1 ,-,nhc. ar. ,itc,v IA
oc eApce.eo u1 'nc A"sa'4a' ."uy 80
cease. Whit 10 'nost 10 DC oseaoeo ~ con'1n"e<l
that thc ,yh,c1s or ,nsiness t.ccu to move the e.
t!aa' 'ne "4'c'"' ~ ous'ne. ..,, 49," ~ -A 49,
changes Of the country Will soon CONFORM 10 loe''
GcId i. dali! The buying rate is 5I6 per ccnt.;
~.u,n.7 v.rr 1,,,c sccn,s tn h. ,x,ntcd f,r auv
rs1iA6 = WY N''''~ S~~A'' ~ ~
purpose.
W,scoxsy, D4xKs-The last statement Of the
,,,,..1~,,.. D..,,.a ,.,,,, T.. r...a
Wisconsin "a"hT WILL ~ 1oa'oo'' 'hc seeo'a p"se'
The Wisconsin law Is better than that of l!snu'*.
for the reason that the Wisconsin Banks arc bound
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to!'u.e"" sA.t Ass"'s 0''oci p'aa.s' 40 -"
1nlliatane but the truth may ~ well bc told. that
Wisconsin currency in cur own CITY has borne
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plains that 1t Il too high there. lfsaSs:
, 1860-11-28

referred to the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
The Superintendent presented q report respect
lng the records OF the Moseley School, and on mo-
tiou Of Mr.. Bass. Messrt. Hoard. Dore and Steele
were appointed committee tn enquire Into tho
manner fu which the rrcords Ut the Moaclcy School
usekept, md report to this Board.
The Superintendent reported, that In accordance
with vote Of the board, paasel Sept. ..Ith, tho
following reference books and articles Of apparatus
hare been purchased for each at the Grammar
schools not already furnished: Twelve inch Ter
rcstria1 Globe aud Quadrant, fct OF Geonctrfcal
HoIid.. Eumcral Framr, eet Cube Ito0t Blocks.
Lippincott's G1zettcer two vol. Edition.. Apple
tuu ;. CycIopcrla Biography. Erande's Cyc1opedin; /;
and Manual foFusc OF Globe.
The Superintendent reportcd tllat system Of
vigorous phya!caa exercises haa been introduced
Invited the n,cnbers uf the Deasd Il, witne.s u
drill exercise IN school gymnastics ut tue nc1t lu-
On motion OF Mr. s.ccla Chairman OF the Com.
n1ittee on the High Scho1. John ". Crawford md
sarnh N. Stevens were Restored 10 scata Ill th':
High Schouf.
Adjourned. W. WELLS, SGc'y.
, 1860-11-28

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