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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-06
Mill Property.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

There s some specie movement 10 the South for the
purpose of strengthening banks there; and If the dli
cuy of negotiating exchange on the North continues,
there will probably be some 60 forward for the pur-
chase Of Cotton. We hear of $35O,c00 sent to-day.
The payments On the account Of the new loan to-day
are about $l5OO00. further sale OF $1,000 OF the
loan has been made at 1904. Treasury Notes are dull
at about par Mr.. Secretary Cobb has not yet ssued
hi. advertise ment calling in thoss overdue while the
day L near at hand the ODD inst when the whole ton
n ilions Of the swsIded loan must be paid into the
Treasury. We presume, however, the Secretary H.
tents TO give the takers further time taey 90 not
sish to pay up. rhe money market presents no new
feature TO day. There is hesitancy about negotiating
paper unless strictly rsolase and but few names 60
below 2 cent On demand, the supply OF capital Is
sufficient st 6a7 q cent. The Western and Southern
correspondents of the banks require aid which keeps
these institutions out Of the street large lenders on
csll.
The following are the Currency, Land-Warrsnt,
and Specie quotations for the week, corrected for us
tou the rates current at the Banking Office Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED sTATBs COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE-Nov. -
Before Commissioner BETTE
rur sr .yr.TRIpy-THE SLAYER AcHORs-A BONDS
MAN OFFERED.
In the case of the brig Thomas Achorn, which was
b.ed lat August SLAYER Mr. Donohue the counsel of the
hi, Joseph So 1nds nan Tor the
900 above debts aud liabilities bis property
,i,tns lot in Merese and no-ses on Prpsy
i'm County The vessel u valued at $500 The
case a. Adjourned allow the Government to examine
the subject 49,
Messrs Beebe, Dean, & Donohue have gwen notice
thai IN fo this vessel sad they oh.
ain, an extending their time 20 sosver decree OF
this before this order
made that the Court did not notice thAt
,h for Of referred TO the same
vessel
sIIRROGATE's COURT-Soy T.--Befors Surrogate WEST.
Will OF CAIBARIsE ABLE BIeChsIs
The Will OF Catharine Brown, wealthy resident OIL
Albany was admitted to probate II coRssed the on0""s
To The American Guardian Society.
To the Coioreo Home 80, -, ro,
To the American Board Of Commisrone" iof ro'- No
To r. American ana Foreign Christian u ton
The remaining property Of the tessss1f )" 'eS'~ "
relations-
s,,prproR corRr-srsci,L TEns-Nov before Justice
ooi WoopRUvp.
pECIsIOs.
wu. Price agt. Robert squres,-moiion denied
eo.s sio, 70 abide evest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
alsvsments Of ocean steanels'
70 ARRIVE
Passengers Arrived

In steo.alp EdisbHTgA Jro- L'VeTpoo1Iyohh CovIs'
Mis- y Green Mt McAdsm. Ms s. hcAd.m, Nh. and Mr.
Alexander Arcsue R Jenl, D; Cotn Miss Jane Ce5oes
Graham T. p Mayer, q. Dewitt b. M1nbeIg bI,dorocS
Misses Jessie and H. 6sypOl, D1hsry n S. oe Coz
Jobn M Wepo John wellington, W. Rooney MIS- Mooney
Rev B. Lockwood w. 5. Catnore Mrs Welsh, Nj hehs'o'
NJ, - n. ID ru.h NJ,
and Mr., Simpson h!. and Mrs Tho npson Miss ihonpso1
Ns.,er Thoup.ou Nrs Hitchings, Mrs Lonshesd Miss o.
Eu,son Ms fowe Mrs Burns Mrs Oar Dsssdt Miss smf1
E knoll g. p. Enroll M. AID hrs GerSd Mr n snnf H. :.
Fpbroser NJ Furthrofei w Haron. Alexander Harmon
samuel Hill Mn Sarah Townsend Frost ~ hnn nI'
HsIHeLs VI smith MIRA Saith and servant o. - ~
10 ,a,S4n Prince Albert from Galaxy and So Johns n;
p Msssr lanes O'Neh Ma.t.r Edward Lie Eelyn- Daniel
Bi-pnsD and Mr.. siqp.ea Mis-. Ae5 aeN s rom
KeIy r. Mexican H. Herbet and lady Res W T. MerIlman
Mr. and Ma Dcnohpe Mr. Wictnsm Dsudssn Jonn 1los
md SON Rev lanes Henry Armstrong John Beun Geo
and eee In the seraxe From 81 Jonn' N f.
MI. Currie Mia yandenhof and In the seersse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

Droysrs this week, for once in long time, fee
;olly. The supply Of BuIlocks has dropped 20 mucn
below all anticipation that prices have advanced T0n
t3tos7 h head. Some estimate the advance equal I
an average Of Is head II is from hall 10 "ho'
cent pound and affects the low grades as well az IN
highest. ,.-,;,,
At the opening Of the market on Tuesday morning
there were 1868 fresh Cattle by the Western foaa'
and boas, and 50 by the Harlem road, ana 20 osse
s,oek making total Of only 2O5S head, when Was
about 800 head less than the market opened VIII ,.
Tuesday including stale Cattle. This short SUPPLY fss
- as sufficient 70 encourage the brokers TO advsncs Io
rstes which they did to go net pound Ior Al I
iass col and even l0c. for some eaus good, ~nne
ali ,be medium olass were held ct sc ana very ,e
- o,, w.Tr Of, ed o. than &C. True ns' 49, in
"a, sol very brisk but prices were very am die sst
800. which sme und,r observation Se t bandrsdtb
NETS Of weight put Whole lots were ,s .. butshsTs
h,Ss, thsn tbsy were last fuesdsy ana sv ~, ssnsts
Cared tSst tby Dough, last wsdnesd.y st .ss sinow
sSs.d ssiins price op the part Of the ss - Yer. made
I,Ss, Our opinon 10 that great many o. .ns - Thsn
:, rss.. 20 ths butcher fu cent hishe nsn ~ owe, 60
,h.ss were q rect many uinish steers hus .nv rood
nonx ana updsub4sdy sold Of % snAI no
IN st:ersfor Ne yotail bntohsr we're eAsn .l,rs
ssneI's estimates. Shh wses vs do ss' sls ''''A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......~.Hov. :.


CLeoYe0s
nsals Tosn,snd HsS. WbtIecE B.l,is, Zs.ss.
Liverpool zeIess Co. L chEsss % wss E'RsS
Cisco de s1f S'e Sooey VIe.es Liverpool D. osisa;
Anna si f.:sA .;r Sfss ss o::ss s &
p So s'a c. Dt%Ga Rsss
brisses Sous Tss.O ssaa St. Johns, F. Mob: Co,
S"ssa. s Ans%sp SSf'i'
Taylor su,, L,aSsy Ss;.s Rob
BiI t.ehs9 z.s. Ed ,ss RIp 9s.S q W. We
Fitzgerald Norfolk sT %sn. Co.. Morning hs's iN
oG :ss ..iaf
p pS james Hand Glover Robinson savannah wsl.o.
shsryood Co Pet Rsnvyu g. Acesssi Bay s.sse, seea
s spsosi Ii Noble hi hs Surg. . dlssssa '
Steamer MuiOn, Whiting Charleston seosord, nesoa Z
Propeller Bristol, Allen, Philadelphia
Arrived.
s.%Sip E ssb s5 sn o Is x '
.hp Fid hence fsI Lys1pSS. .Im, sI bound y @ "
pass .ss1 nsia Vso B Liverpool Oct H. onssn'
t0 ssa s1 Yf Prince ssa Albert Galway % and
st. John Nov ade sad pas TO aGSnd A IS 1 Wa,
H ssD sscfs PesSod roHsland Islands via Hnp
ton asi Henry ss.9f sa Lewis
schr williams Curtis, Savannah days yellow pine 70
schY r. Biauerd Hulse Ehtsbethport coal Tor forana
Sebr Mary LsDsdOn Jaekion Peserbut days ees'n' Ae
schr wlisn COryer RaynOr EHs.SesApsr coal for Po'
Scbr l. stnr.eyant Harry Alexandria coal for Norw1eh
schr L. c. Johnson Lockwood Fredericssous days Se@
20 sfr. Joseph and Francis. Small Virginia days, wood
schr j B. Holm es Brewster Baltimore day., coal ,
Scbr Robert Stockton, CrsDmer GeosgetoSnf Gays GOA
schr g Smith soper. Vnqui.2 days wood
Schr Tupis b odn~ Farro~, Virginia days, wood
sehr W u. sh.lden, ci.Is yhs ma day. wood
schr C. p. Binns. Cook Virginia 2 days, sood-
81. p,ovas. Mitchell Broos hsv.n days
scbr MARY Standish Providenoe days -, .,.. A.,
schr Walter Raleigh Phillip ChAessone aAy' ''"" &C.
scb An s.lter Fish Poushkeepse iron for Wsrehan
sehr maIceia Crockett Petersburg days oos'on &C.
ssS Fiy, BOy. Jones. Newben N c. days naval sor''
@eS $500 Chase Gsorsetowp D. c. days. coal.
49, 49,. Bacon Baltimore days, coal =.
en- I'm Roe smith Chsrestons dsys cotton, Se 70 Nc
0t sey s s,S smith Virginia days wood
Sb, Hampton Edden, Fredsrcksoug DAYS nour 70 W. H.
Ns Eve I.uss + D,ush.y Murphy. Abrecon, wood
esner Planet Wilson Philadelphia udse 70 Lopcr kik-
patrick ,,n, p,.,,as,o. Nd. IA H.. oa.u
S,s.nsr Ospi,y Kinney Providence mdse 70 Isasc O6en
Steamer Wausutta, Arey NewBsdord- mdse I'D pssa 70
master. ~, ,.n,-,-..- 49,. ~
Briggs n,,,,,.. =, A. 10 -.
sAiLED-2 N steamship AsA for Liverpool; assmshir
Marion for Charleston
WIND Duiips the day froul w. N w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

tract tsbsrt ss wYssz I0spst S II may BE- rsss'seds
inee'a hy against Rs5ityRoctne r ~t ocnSely, Gov,
ez3- must sppor that the party Unidentified has been put
setus oss damage But the kug IA the vss
different The defendant pou ssd the plaintiff that
be would accept the dsh the d-sndan would si, 10 she
plaintiff before he draft matnSed wherevfh
H. The acceptance Of the dra By the p.ina god
sid,rstiop for the defDtAnt The defendants DID no,
rem II the unds promised and Is for breach Of this
agreement ,hst sct bes Tbs FoYt ast Jackson
~ Johts 245 directly 70 the poiut action
hon,bt nv against tbs assignee u tho ass
Sesn by term. II the original dea-- which
are had neglected pay va. objected then that
II, a napta bad paid the rent b. could msnain sctson:
-, G YVES overplsd the Court d,ns that the ass
ne bsvs pay the rpt and me Day being p<
ma The rent .ft unpaid TIE cvcnsDt v orosen ta we s
lion va, therefore nsntaipab, aDr that e o. aAms
IN. amount of Remaining unpsid in holnes AZ
Rbo. A. ,upr II wa held th.t Doncsonb ats ocoa no,
b sSed 10 an action upon boad Of indeun unsfe tas
condition WIS pay nens Of sn OF mSns o cooM
.ps for ii. p,yI-t Of money at eensin Gay .,s s
$50 hy Indemnify The d-bt from the asy neo
on,d In the coneoD, sod doe. not sr.r TOE IA 90
Touss.nt ait M-rtsnsbt Term 100 Martin Ft Ooan 70 ~
Ho6ron 81 Bell ID 81 Note TO Cs'.sr s IN. sca
Sound II TIE rsht OF sctiou for tas NO 'n'.
tract vas therefore couPse and a. tss iaAsS h.
ec. that the defendant Carbop-D, fsodu en'y nSo 80
plaintiff 10 scc4pt the drsn not intending 70 eDs ne
but dishop.ty ing 20 obtain the plaintiff scce
ale use Of IT, suIisis n. ground WA shown 70 Jnsuy -
rest In the sc.ion upon the conrsct. The motion
from arrest must therefore be denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

row n oleu and coal Has effect uptn pncea E A.,
folows: ,,.ass- 4. ~ ,,o.,
Ds.tiIls,y III. ....,.,....5i d6c. y poss
eal., a. ,noct. Is fast stock srv'' otrp'
poriio1 f DIN, receipts into the d,y consumption Of VIZ
liiy 10 fr,sh pork AID and hams ,,-,. o.oh..d
I've total snpply ali butcher animals this veek u
,ls,tw week No wopder tbs pric-s aigsn
George w Dorman mates the following report OF po"'
Live Weight. Dead Weight
First quality eorn-fed, large dze....aectc- "a,
Second quality corn-feo. ............: 6t0ot S@'f
Flint quality. small Sizes fat and a,zo,
primo. for msrset butchers. ........6Td6s 1de3
Lag. dze, still fed, fAs..............3t0e 'iGt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
Psf,.s.,phi. C..,,e marses-Nov.7

There large fslir of In ths supply Of Beef Cattle this
wees the number offered only amounting n 49, head pnc'
did advance quotation the best
market only bringing es 100 10 The price for Ordinary aud
e ranged from ~ SO 7 loo net number OF STOCK
Cat e were scld ct 81 506 80 50 T. 100 n gross
SsEEP The offerings Of sheep amounted to 5000 hesd
but I'll, demand equs 10 the supply ana forger prices
rem sned All offered sold at S09c q h. dressed ana go
4ic live weight -. :, =,
HoGs1 supply Of Hogs amounted to 900 head al Of
Witch v.I, sold a. 81 T5d IS q 100 No. ding Hlity
Cow-Ony I75 head o. Cows sold at sra SIS g head
an IN condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have declared
dividend Of 10 cent out of the earnings Ofthe Com
psny for the last six months payable at their office on
the 18th inst the election day Of a new board The
statement of the Board shows surplus Of $49S, 1872 81
after paying ssid dividend, and after having paid
sl2s geo 10 for the purchase and cancellation OF i2
shares Of the Company stock the amount Of over Issue
made by the late Secretary.
The following is statement of the movements OF
Cotton for the last week and since Sept. 1852 CON-
-.-.A IL .ha E.,a nrace6ino veara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
COURT CaLyNpAR1rus DAY.

SUPREME COURT = GEsERAL TERN. The h0h'
enumerated Calendar vii be os1ed. -
SupKssg CoURT-CIkcUr-Part Mos. 1851,
,.sa i5 SOL SIS 1857 1873. 7ss as 1913 lo2l, 1875 ,
100 1899 l44l 1875 Ii9, 6l3 El 1919 Psrt II-koA it
1881 iOOs 1873 1862 ls42, Sas, SO 1916 o o., .r-,
SUPERIOR COURT-PIt I--Noa 30, 4l, OF
css Icfs ICoe l0il oi3 1oI5 loT, 1913 o2i lV3 rs.
S; lSSe 1881 1885 1899 lC4 Pan 70 Friday
CoURT OF CoMMos PLE ,,se ,s a asas ss 10
s9SJ 92aa ma Part IL Mes 24e 104 22l2 l1l3, rs
9aie aai; 22a 2220 fps 1888 1856 1873, 2loc, 2ils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

ST. JOINS Posr Oct 24-Ship NJ. Whitman Absas 400
bsgs OF shea, 100 bb OF -four have been Anded @ Ne
beech The has been p. out Of the shp hs ws Ave
had not than foot for the A day two sd
the pumps sucked The spring dos ocnie On 70 ~ snc
espe the shp vii coon on bsd II the weasnsf snesse
&c mod. rate she vii thn of not she VIZ Sosn ~
higher up and no sAcho ear hold her tby istss i,
bUFyalo Nov. THE r,peler hoh.~k. 80 49, u
wheat hour fro Chicago " this Poft Up - -
st. Clsi Fate FouE nen ~cse hssse Ane ses'o' ~
raised -. ~
Prssue lsle, Huron sintire her Tne heoane Nv ~
p,..lrs ia Iesiins bsdly No r.hcr putcnlara -.
inv telegraph 10 Eliwood altar, ESQ, Sec BE- yses
The bah Banshcc has hscn wrecAede On CsSs SsoS w.
crew spd portion OF mUeriA saved ,,.c.u 49, tAs
Wy TSs sns Arm Merritt lBr when Of Acass ~ - 49,
&th inst, srucs on edse ana sunA ~ sA. -''
IN. .Sooner ssusn Bacon, fbsieser SsSosm,I -,
s.ys houns fAl hver, ra. inse ns psn
80 th~ caye,, ard om Of ns crew eshS o'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08

nIHAYuRA ALMANAC.
a,u 6.as Sets $50 Moor-Rses. IL II
" alsh vArEp
Sandy HOOK. 36 Gov. Island... 4:os Hep0sse..' o+'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
COMMON PLEAs-sprorAI TsRr.

,l Wanna AIT I,or. c. Cssbsnen and Augustus CIsssou
VII. re draft 10 accepted upon toe promise Of the
ar 10 femi. t. and he fats 70 rsur fand
an aeten against him may be maintained BY the scccpto
the hes In become liable upon tbs ds 70
o paIi,s Is Il no. essential ~ the sh, Of son In such
ease ke shoed have paid the drsr Ia enough thai he 10
lAb. to pay tito smother than The drawer tPoTt At Jsssn
II R. 239 s,5 Thouias Allen HUI, is; ChuTchi agt
Hunt sDsnlo; al hsnes 80 Rhodes Boa Pull, e. !;
Hosse All. Bell r r., % 49,
In The osdnayy indemnify sne lssvs hsgmlss
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MARINE COURTITHIAL THRn.-Ney. Z.
BEFORE Juxtioe a. cCARTHY.

SUIT BY THE STREET PREACHER FOR YALsL Ahah''
Edward Fsconer sgt Ws,eu -,
This wss suit 10 recover 800 damages for ia.se
arrest and imprisonment The psEts preschsog N We
PAX the defendant policeman In obedepeeto 9ra
arrested him and took HIN before police masnrss
Of the defense that Dot soo o.
be scDs according 70 orders &c Verdict if %
PENDANT
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nEw.yORK CATTLE MARKET.

For 1BE WEEK Ending WspsEsDAY. Nov !, 1850
rofII rycsIYTs OF oAyTLH KInDs WEEK
1ecordns 70 reports from the several matpases in the
civ there Fave been received this week
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Advertisement
DREW g. FRESCH,
PEoppck CosEssIoN Merchants.
RITTER CHsEsK Fees POULTRY, CANE GKAIs FLOUR,
Pork, &c.
No. g. Erie Buildings, NewYoh
Liberal ASH advances made on consgnnents -.
R.5er.poe-D r. MARTs President Ocean Be1k New forA
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Railroad, which elosss Jan. !, win probably foot up
$3.50 0e0-an increase over 1850 of some $25, 900.
The receipts of the Marietta and CiDcipnst ,lw y,
from the I'd to the 3st Of October, 1860, w,r' as
follows:
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SAVANNAH Nov. The U. 8. msil stsamshis Alsbans
n. OF . O'Clock W ednesdsy morning AZ sell.
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srnxAEY-Reeeips- at the ports, compared with
ls,, y,sr III bales EeorfsDeeresse 10 Greet Britain
81 90 b,, decrease France 900 increase 10 other foreign
noYts 4 600 Total decrease in exports 70 900 bales.
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In relation to the movement in Cotton W. p. Wright
a Co.'S Circular SAVE:


CRoPThe extent Of the incoming crop cannot even at this
late cate with oeee OF certainty owing ~ 'ne
the accounts from the South Inc 81
ects about the uids- Of October very cons
tory; the weather immediately following VAIN ana dry
ayoIg roth psturng and gathering Toward the close
Last month fell Tge portion OF the colt N region fol-
lowed by whit ost IN sections ans bns WAIm ~esneI
in Others The Upland crop Which sbost hveeghis OF the
whole is obtained short Of year decidedly but
from the and particularly The river bottom lands
OF he p the yield pron,es well The tendency Of the
pub c mind on subj Of crop Is towards higher estimates
than were current three weeks the hne open
weather continues for two longer and general killing
frot IL pos,poned unit, late this month larger estimates VIII pre-
vail
RERIPTs liberal scale for the week pnder re-
20 ISL 90 bales, against 1883 OOO bales 10 the
corrtpond ~ year The decrease In the to TO date
with last amounts to llIO bales Ner
.eE thew vii, be large also know by telegraph Of 60 SO
bales .. NV Orleans and 10 o bales at Mobile while In the
Atlantic States they on the increase . , ,
FxPORTs TO Great Britain liberal but show diunuon
as comr with year for weeks but little doing
In Chueon or Savannah while this period last there
w exte1ige buying for England The quantity to snye u
Liverpool prior 2l December next will not vary much rom
40 Stree the Of the on Let Sep
TENDER last , 60
Ibe following il statement Of the movemsnt In Cotton
the t September last compared vito the previous four
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A new gold field of forty miles in extent hss been
discovered in New Zealand.

TIE Dosfon Poi shyH
The money market hes been In queer condition during the
last week Tho mercantile demand credit hs been quite
moderate and among outsde money now aboutas has been
for uouhs But banks have psce aat many
Of very short aud Saturday institutions vers
.ndeevong borrow Of individual well 40 OF each Other
The assreghte holding not much above four and Te
NIL
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fay cite s. Foster Of Norwich; and Charles II. Mar
i all Of New York. subsequently, at meeting OF N"
b ard of Directors, Henry p Haven Of New-London
YVES chosen President. Tps corporation will immeh-
stely assume the management Of the road.
Most of the a1ks Of Philadelphia have declared their
,enai- Dusl dividends The amount of dividends on
eesptsl Oslo sO3 40 is $i52 1885, The LET embraces
all u isphs excepting the Bank Of North America,
which divd.a in January and July. The average rate
Of dividend IA about y cent.
Satierthw aile's London Circular, by the Persia,
says:
Dwrt the early psrt q the wesi there was but little s1
son in American Securities but within the stfew days ="
improved feeling has manifested Lze purchases htV
Rave ma Sc In New iork ntrsL
Michigan end Erie Ia Illinois advance
cent has hen established the last price being ~ ,
EIe csdy 39d TO- Illinois Extended Up
tons, 1865 have been done at preIiurn.'
IN relation 10 American Stocks MeeUs. Barring BROS.
& Co. remark:
United Bonds ard State Loans have been w roo de
msBd this week United States Dc at dle0 y s.Gs rem
sylvsiis Inscription, s6dg; Bonds ssaes Virns o. ~
1t@ New Brunswick IS quiet at 1864. Quebec o., q ga
dividend"
A new gold field of forty miles in extent hss been