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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-11
CAPTAIN LINCOLN.

Though Lincoln Sas once a Captain, and served
in time of war for three months against the In.
dams, it'does not appear that this circumstance is
regarded as sufficient to elevate him to the pedes.
tai Of a military hero, which is possibly owing to
the fact that no record is made Of his having done
any fighting, which, of course, was not his fnult,
though in a Presidential camp align it may truly be
regarded as q misforlure-a lame leg or q Grip
pied hand would enable him to run infinitely bet
ter, and grasp with frmer hold the expectant
Office. The battle of Bad Axe'-which was the
decisive battle Of the war-was the one in which
Lincoln should have participated, for the name
would have been Of iucalculable advantage 20 u
rail splitting nominee. lie missed it by a point
or two, and
"of all the sad words Of tongue or pen
The saddest are these-H might hare BEEN"
Though he did not loose a limb, and still less his
life, the chronicler informs us he lost his horse a
loss which should be cancelled by his elevation to
the Presidential chair unless King Richard over
stimatei the value Of that quGdruped when he
exclaimed, A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a
horse
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-11
SALEM QUARTERLY MEETING OF FRIENDS

TSAhtM QUAKTENLY MEETING OF FRIENDS
OF HUMAN PROGRESS,
Will hold its next session at FAirmouut,
ing Sunday, August 10Th 1850, at IL o'clock. All
are invited 10 attend.
ESTHER HARRIS, c..
ISAAC PRESCOTT, O''"'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-11

nay~Since my announcement of the new rural
discovery for the cure of Neuralgia, Ague, &C.,
several persons have called on me personally
some from a distance, costing them more than !
charge for the remedy. FJ- the reason that after
receiving it each one has found this a useless ex
pense Of time and money. l will say again as
tried to make plain before, it can be sert by mai
and the plant is SO well known and the application
so simple, that no one can fail in its proper appli
cation. l will hereafter trust to sending it fol
81 so to any one at a distance who needs it, whc
will promise to send me the other 81 so as soon a,
an %etfcctual cure is performed. See third page o
No. 76G to 100 Of this paper. j. d. G.
Columbiana, Ohio, July IS 1860.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-11
OPPOSED TO NEGRO EQUALITY.

1t is true he AYERS that taxation and representa-.
ton should 60 together, and glorifes the fathers
for fighting to sustain this doctrine against George
ILL., but when the black Douglas of Illinois invi-
ted him to sign a petition to the Legislature ask
ing that the laws Of that state be made to SO far
approximate toward justice as to permit the tcsti-
mony of the colorod man to be received as is the
testimony Of tho white man, he vindicated his
reputation for conservatism by refusing to 90 it,
and he has not unfrequently declared in effect
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-11
BOOKS! BOOKS /.

Will our friends send in their orders for RED
FARMS LIFE oY 3onN Brown, Price LOO.
The REIGN OF TERROR, showing how the right;
Ct northern men are tramplcd upon by the South
a pamphlet which Republicans would find q
good campaign document, price 10 cents,
TINS RIonr WAY THE SAFE WAY, by Lydia Ma
RIA Child, showing the beneficial results of eman'
cipation in the West Indies AMI elsewhere, price
10 cents,
We have also other pamphlets and tracts ou
hard, some for sale, and some for gratuitous dis
tri5ution.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-11
HIS CONSERVATISM,

Ono of the great charms Of Mr.. Lincoln is his
conservatism. Whatever sentiments of ultraism
be mny occasionally feel called upon to utter, nei.
Their his friends nor opponents are alarmed there
at; for while he may be ultra in a Pickwickian
sense, he is practically conservative, and eminent
Az an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

s-n>s. ely ~ wieAv . nunAbsr Il nan stxu \
because Ne beGsoo Whhod = re1uee the wagss 70
sAs dsl.s and sxty no esns pr day. and What Vas
resuhY Why Ne foreman came 70 and said that he
ploy the Union men. Great cheering Do you want
Any better Instance o. the benefit Of Uhion- (Ores
NoInoD Vel, JOIN u, then, and shall feel that have
wasteo ncitner my time or any breath. (Applause)
genueman said that the men should speak a. they
you'll SPEAK 70 their bosses (Appause) Let any
M vMxsnSE HoIr said that The brcklayers did not
work more than two hundred days In the year. We can
nos tnen, support families less than two dollars
cay Thai the matter In the nushellet peacefully
plause.)
After three more cheers for the HERALD reporters the
meeting adjourned.
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tahnAhpg xns - Autograph 10 Ne rse6o h CONSTANTLY
improving. Professors Baohs and Henry, end Cpn-
nAnder Naury pronounce Henry j. Rcgsrs' submarine
and subtsrranean wire for tseraphs superior 10 any
thing with which They hsve become acquainted.
NxwsPAPoMI.
The Republic Newspaper has Issued IL lsstnumser, and
the National Era will also DO discontinued alter next week
for want Of sufficient patronage An effort win be made
70 unite the subscription lists Of the two ON which 10
found new republican paper.
NEHRAsKA POLITICS.
Advces have been received here from Nebraska claim
ing republican majority the Constitutional Convention
just elected
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Domestic News Items.

RE,uRS or FuolTyy SIsvys.-Tho Chestertowp (nd.)
Es states that aRsDtIesn for merly Of that place, bus
resaing In the District CT Columbia, has received
letter from afueive slave man, who ran away from him
Eome years since, eecapeo 10 Csrada. he rep
refels bis condition as deporSbe indeed regrets leaving
Bis master and IL fearful that starvation may end his c
tocre the return Of spring. lie rays that fcvcp oheTf
most OF whom ran away soos the came time from Kent
county, Ike himten anxious 10 return 10 slavery
Strict Iocon0nvE-kr. Insfa. cf Cincinnati famous
the inventor Of the steam Gre engine, has cnrved 10
conceive for street passenger ra~ays which, upon trial,
has proved complete success.
Ercn SorGnT AITR4-Thc Menard N]) Tcdex tells
story OF two SWANS OF that poce who recently afc
pca;icn 10 the PROV official for license 10 marry The
same wcman, both applications being made within nve
of each other No was to be married on Tues-
cay, ard No. on Thurfdsy.
REFINEMENT OF TEX RExA,ss OF GENIAL Rows
wuT.-ibe remains of General Rufus Welcb, tho well
known equestrian manager, fnys the pba iclphs Bsatn
OF the ls inst were on Saturday afternoon Inferred
At woodland Cemetery They were placed ~ recsavng
ss ss N .re nn Saturday, ns,S
monument will be placed over the grave forthwith.
CoxxonoS IN LAGER Btsr Circles Tho CITY Council
CT Montgomery, Ala a, their meeting On ne zptn NJ.
tie cerse for Ire retailing Of lager beer from 500
10 s2rc This, raiurai sequencc, occasicned .
"nu'seY" among the dealers In the article
PRoIum-An Iris b woraap, WHO Of Patrick Ieayy, re-
birth, about two weeks size, 10 three children q one
tine She has been married but three years, bus curing
that time hrs presented Der husband With no les han
he YesFort.bilit first year one, the second
year three, ard the lnst ytsr also three.
BusiS Drsov-A BrTrAspe GRArruDx-Psfsick
Mcupb who 70 b. ussIIy murdered his wife, (eeyn ebe
Onc.nns Prs) had Just been released from ~ Psni
tertiary wbber he had been sent for peIicd q seven
wears cy cutting cG ore Of her breasts without he ese
provecsfion While IN prison tho vile, foygettng heT -
jur,ep made every effort N Obtain pardon for 0wfe,
and, informed, actually made two pGRimAGee 70
Columbus fer the pu,pose OF eecug ha reease, whieh,
az her urrent prayer, was granted ak months before ~
expiration OF LIS tensnce he bad been out but ~
DAY when he repaid bis wife for her divine oTgveneeD
spd devotion by eut,rg bsr throat from ear 70 eaS.
FAM r,Y ~ yaaNBrsET7s -Thursdsy, April ., has
brcp appointed BY Governor rsEks for the annual fass n
Massachusetts,.
Ox IRE LOCK Orr The Ssvrxpah EsySe1 saye 0aa u
three yefsels The Harriet lane, AIKEN and DOB
bn-stAiioped On the coast between Cps ReDan -
week ssys the nobbin weighed anchor end took run
Port having heard that three sAvsss were e.
rected IN tnere.
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Per,or.l IuseIisgenes.


&. r. Lee, for pearly tso years past heees!er g -
CEtn MIS- in yicdetown, Conn, bss, ~ mekm9 -
is on the bccks appropriated TO nb own - -
fures OF The oppaby 70 large amount
Per O. &. Bslsfssd. Bon. W A. esekee, nv ~
Bcp G. frtir, Perpsylvsbe; Hoo. : 1esDo
Heir.r: Fen. G wilson, Mayor 1t xsaissal ~
ere D. wsebrg'tn. e
N,,or wrfer hes terjeYsd TIRE nee Of ~ - -
rrrr The hs.ahs rear The city Of Montreal, Seethe
AZ ushs and bis fuie en- their VISA 10 chnaaa.
raifer IscordaiTe, who has recsntly beou aAu1oa -
The trtnfh Academy, born At RoGy q ~ OureD, n
1859, and consequently h In bic nfty-sehA yer.
Psth trsrebes Of The MsSyland IAgl1slnss haye n.
ceived reports In favor u impeacAiBg Jo1Go So H
70 charged. lst With gross md vulCar 0ln1use q -
terch. I'd. with having delegaled Dow9 moUz1 - -
Sheriff. 3D. That be wilfuly 1sfussd - ~ o. So
Of the Court Of Appeals. IN. hat - ~ beu N1ox
and sslsep the bench, vhiN Dpw1ans snso vugo -.
ing on; and 9Th. Ihal hs be- been g1ihy & nisssVtR
10 bis once - Judge
me Hon. F. Z. Beeman, exmemhW u cmUmsR
Ohio, 10 b town.
cir Edwin IAaa.ssr, r. A., ; Bog = ~ usa vssus,
"rhe lnundatiou.n
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M CAPr said that they met opponents TO our Union
upon every scahod Let US take them all into our soce.
~ The bosses insist upon cutting down wnges and
ear time. Let us insist upon raising them (Gfcat sp
TIN had been offered to open the society y outsiders
He was opposed 10 this The initiation fee Of the Union
was sman enough. Only today three membcrs
shey we're Union men. In The summer season
Jssssymen camo IN and took tho work from city msn.
~osS Ten hours a. day. We earn our money, don't wes
eyes, yes,' and applause) These Jerseymen won't
in q "a our strike; they arc united against II We
"a 81 ~ LII us Jon aesns them then,
cd 30 independent Of ali outsiders Greas applause
Ad thAs he dsred Fom the other speaker They could
bring oaisdszs into the Union they were only strong
eooogn LEI " increase Our numbers - fast g We can
lAPphuee Besides h1, NO outsiders are going 10 work
S less taan We do mey, TO, win stand up and insist
.ess s2 ID day: Asgs's: we Al deserve H. Nj.
Mr.. BrKs losdy called eor ana ssid that he be-
neved that the brckayeS earned ths mouey e honesty
. any one Their demands are not snd BE-
assured that they Win have then ssssHed II We have
patience perseverance, spunk We can easily control the
fesses, far this masser coaoeusd Although aos
member OF this union have their Interests Il heart
nd also the interests Of the trade Sec 70 Il that your
demands are honest just and right and be assured thas
.y demand and nsst upon year demands, and l. Tor
ona, have no doubt Of your success (rrcmeadous ap
m. Pruupxvr detailed tho beaea.s os such assocsa-
lions rs tho Protective Onion, end cordially invited oil
pscser. TO join (hs) evening, 81 Old Convcn-
saon HAIL. No. l7e Wooster street HIS remarks were
civcd with great appliance and, ~ their conclusion,
be greatly cheered.
Arcsouion was adopted returning tho thanks OF the
meeting to the newspapers OF tue city and their report
The rcleren then received the donors Of three
since thrcc.'
Hr Hotr sai thar since 1854 be mad belonged to the
Protective Unsol Our ruis and bylaws are se-ially
6sssrea prctat interests sDd yet soma men have
refused to JON Erery member Of toe Union had !eacs
sc,ora bis fsoS encn. ard they no longer worked
xrsre each crer's intsrexSs- Tt all tSsv put
suv shoulders 20 Tbs ,vtscl and, tcos s Started,
. "a keep m1yrg. Jne tcsees sisiard jet cs be
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1850,

BEEF CATTLE.
Notwithstanding the receipts continue to fair extent,
and the average quality is poor, the demand at all tho
yards was for The common TO good qualities 1t prices
corresponding with those prevailing last Wednesday,
while prime offerings, which were scarce were in mode
ratey active demand 1t full prices The range was from
&C. to loc with occasional sales low as &C. for very
inferior, and high a. lose for extras. The market
was unusually dull on Tuesday, and there were fewer
sold than on any previous Tuesday for long ime At
Bergen there prevailed fair inquiry ON Monday,
and the sales reached se7 head, mainly for tho
New York butchers. The bulk OF the offerings
were from this State, Ohio, Illinois, but nearly all
Of the Western States represented by .
air number At Brownipg's, Chambern's and O'Briens,
the demand fair and the supply exhausted II an
early hour The total receipts all the yards for the
week and last week ~ follows
washinetcm Bycrnings ChaxbOltw's. O'Brtss's
1ss week. week ... ..s,sss 1s q g
fop ~t>rSH, ~b~<s~
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Mich COWS.
The ket continues to be abondArtly sup,,sd hh
all kinds but especially With inferior oytnafy
which have deprecated Gll; IS bead the age
large proportion VI the Gales 1t under S35 ADD
sats we're make at under S25 10 considerable extent
Ieaeiu complain that the aTktt has duh al
winter as " is now. few OF the very beet offerings
were Placed at our extreme pri:es, quoted above The
total receipts al sill the for THIS week lAs
wOshsrao~. Rrop~irg's. Caamlplfs's OByfs's
Lost LOST wees....Si 10 IS =
VEAL CALVES
The nartet without noticeable change for every
description of veal ca'ves though pierre Ia
hulk t The sisted Of common ordinary, for vyh,cn
TIE cemsDd continues moderate, AZ rates pTevapy last
week. first clnss veas we're In rp0cerafe supply,
extra were comparatively fcayce ana wuntcf. ut full
prcts The total receipts all the yards for the week
and last week were az foowe-
wash.ngton: Brsacm.n0's, CAdm,.rlin's 0Er;1n's.
This week.. 4S1 Al 20 NJ
SHEEP AND LAMBS
With continued moderate Icceipts, the market re-
taps the buoy arcy which has most prominently charac-
tezed for several weeks past and prices have bor
teripg tendency Extra fat sheep much wanted and,
being comparatively fcarcc are firmly held at advanced
ss sa have Be nsep i n Operations Il sI
higher rates. For the range Of prices Of the various
grades refer TO the quotations above Tho total receipts
at all the yards for the week and Last week fol-
Washington. Broursne's. CAamhyltn. OBnen's.
Last week. AS l,No 2,lss i,97a
than last week, The demand --c aos-s, prices
advanced 5Sc. nc. per pound. There were on sale
3,97 head, and Gales effected ut 6,sc 81, for
heavy corn ied, e,4c a6Kc. for light do, and sac.
The intsl receipts OF all stock al, the yards for The
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swuGss - o soynsy, vksn ~ jssl1ss q ~ eIsns
- s9ssdsd, asd Al hanAs Peumea work 4 ths prices
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C6tue. ,77d
Hogs. go
Sheep. ....................... 2a07
Horses. n
Calves lee
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aew 9aa Waalna amsh IL 1860

year previous, there Is recorded an increase IN ts
deposit line. This year w have " sicrose d.
crease.
The Exchange market for The week has bean
under large movements not, however, 40 exter,-
sive, as in some other weeks dnring The season. N
good demand has prevailed for Northern finds.
a,d sellers and drawers 81 sterling have not INST
with any trouble In their negotiations. We need
not look for any decline. The banks now holding
have purchased at about par, and some large sums
at fraction above are not going to reduce the
rate. True, they may anticipate some Of their
sixty days exchange, now running 10 maturity in
New York, at the rate Of and Get, but very
doubtful II It can be done below 8, or much below
the legal rate, oct. The general rate over the
counter to-day for checks on New York was
prem Outside there we're transactions st par0
Ills and prem, but RENTERS IN general, gen
eral remitters, are very squeamish and fearful Of
street exchange, which has to 20 into bank Or into
large dealers hands . aid in moving produce, and
the banks have to stand as it were, security be-
tween drawers and remtters. Not one rennitter in
twenty will purchase private draft, but Rms
directly to the banks for safe exchange In Time
Bills we note sixty days sight at J01s, and IL dis
count for choice and good, and lAG13 for good to
fair. Sterling Clear Bills we're taken at HISTOLOGY
and 1888 extreme rates ranging from 1os@I0sA,
with some at fraction below and some st q frac-
ton above. Francs are wanted. The supply is
decreasing from day to day. We note some sales
at 81 s305 III extreme rates from 5.22a@ 6.15.
The following figures denote the sums Of ex-
change held by the banks At the following dates !:
March TO- 1850 IS zMareh H. 1851 soas761
March IL 1880 9o16 March IL 1856 42e6
March IS Ig5H. 6.2100O9f
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DINNER CIAL.
Market Report of Drake, Kleinworth & Cohen.

-z7-- -=.--- IIvERPOOL, Feb. tt, IS6U
Money has gradually oased during the week just closed and
there Il prtnt apprehension further advance in the
minimum the Bank of England The Budget
Government be debated the h
inst Its with the Treaty with France and with i
portant changes existing Customs tariffs insures for IL
mare Than common attention. incline in of
is acceptance with slight alterations Gonsos huca
ed during week, closed tim iaJ in Tendon at
a4ss, the Friday last
Manchester presented change cotton manufactures its
producers continued we'll supplied with ORDERS and prices
Of yarns and cloths remained firm. - go
Cotton has been bought extensively than during
Of The preceding week. which may accounted for by the
ayct large in America we'll the
fact all buyers being pretty we'll stocked for tile
present. the Of sell
holders willing Sellers the prices Of the week
being maintained repeat previous quotations.
The sales 5000 bales Of all kinds including 4OIl0
American $500 East India Out of this quantity $50
for speculation and $500 for export leaving
IL $50 bales for consumption. 2=5
The actual exports bales Oh all KINDS CONSISTING
of 57gT American aud $500 East India.
The imports have bales CT all kinds in
Guiding III 0gl American but no East India. z55
all kinds 30 bales smaller than last week. and
compared with year this time, 1t stands detailed
beren yiy
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To-day the reached 1000 bales steady prices
Breadsius held for advance early in the week.
again old prices,
Sugars are 10 remain the duty before k the pend
ing adjustment tariff therefore nteeres longer with
their sale strong feeling hat void of activity
The nominal Of New Brazil be called 2b Cd 2s
Sd per fair brown PaFaiha Pcnanbuco and that OF
No 10 Havana 2ss per ewt.i
olasses has arrived during the week excepting small
lot Of indirect Mucovado from New York OF quality
disposition buy crop Of good quality continues 70 sss
and per DIP Nigh, possibly be obiatabs
Of Cuba Muscosado No change to be made IN
hp duiy
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60 s,z,.avy, NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
EsSSs sFA AND GREAT NORTHERN
1850. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight will be received Companys Depot foot OF Cal
Hope street Up to $40 r. NJ dally Sundays exceptcd
All freight for transportation must be distinctly
marked with initials of consgnee and pace Of e
tnaon freight will be received unless consigned to
eatabsed stations line or the road its connections
Company prepared to receive and forward freight
to I'M points Mississippi Central Railroad far Jack
son, Tenn 35
Blank railroad for freight may be obtained at the
Depo or NJ Mesra Armstrong; Camp street. by
those who wish TO them. . s
The COMPANY holds Itself responsible the value Of all
ton shipped by the road which be lost by re from the
ecpcd for stations the line until twelve hours
notice ID consgnees the depot In this city.
Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Le between New Orleans and New
York having made with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
two cities heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for Its account Il discontinued and all
obtained this subject Of j. j. McKEEVER ESQ,
| IS CatHp street.
or receipt notes specie eelry other express
They will be received by the Adams Express % Camp st.
BENTLEY D. HASELI, 3
@4 Chief Engineer and Genl Supt,
T.E WILLIAMS,
Master of TRANSPORTATION
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real General pepssI.. :. ]


Actual Long and Short Loans for the week
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
clndes active movements, excepting exchange and
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20 yKFTERsoH C1TT. Kszsh =. ~ ii
The arrivals were idS Western Cattle, zGo lIesss
10 Mich Cows and 8 vesI Catsls. Ths nssket =
rather bare Of Veal ana Texans Cattle, bus 6s0
Hogs, 800 Sheep and IS Mich Cows feIpnin -
sale. Ordinary Western Beovea wsre Aoaa n M
@$so q head.
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Frank was bad boy. He had succeeded 10
binding his mother for some time as to his imoio.
ing propensities One night Frank came IN before
the old lady retired He sat down and began con
yersing about the goodness of the crops and o.hsf
matters. He got along very well an NJ nc mantle nile
,,,ae NJ bs caaht il IN. and placing one end IN hs
mest6 began grass i A. ta sS saaa ss
He be a ssn and ifa she al
face me oid nd r. tbse takes that tenpenny nail
Sar : cicar. Il is time thee went 70 bed.
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SO, $4,000 $so.elo, 81

Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days March $50
discounts beyond ninety days March To- 81
Of long and short loans for the week.
Total amount Of cash liabilities the 81 March. ~ IS
TOTAL amount d cash liabilities tho Ih March, 81 $50 26
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The young man in Buffalo who mad W, S,sl sa
h snfp ; Ha has become hopeleaaly blind.
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coMaiuTATIoN TICKETS.
Peror reside in the city ad have residence or essb-
rnent on the Road tickets at reduced
rates at The office on st. Charles ssrees-
5gs.sa.5s @.|5 G. p. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
BENTLEY D. HAsELI,
--- slisf Eng and Gen. superIntendent.
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RENIOYALS---REMO'

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
n EMOVAL-J. b. WALTON AUCTTONEER. HAS
IL removed from 10 Bank Place to No. 40 Camp
fell Inn --z-
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......TfENIOVAL.
DRS CLARK FEIEnRICIIS. Dentists,
Have removed ai1 to 4a CANAL STREET one door
from Crescent civ Bank. ial7 If
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a644su bales.

The quantity now known from American ports
Great 27 900 bales against 30 eo bales at
the time last and that q East India due from
10 900 bales last year.
The prices American cotton quote Friday last
while Egyptian and Brazil rather aesre and snrats
ct,at :
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OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED


America. .............. .Algier
Atlantic. lid
Charles Morgan. -
Coatzscoalcos. .-....T W'hoas
Galveston. .poiti
Tennessee hlgier