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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13

ORIGIN OF A CATHOLIC MOTTo--The letters
/. H. S. so conspicuously appended to differ
ent portions of Catholic churches, are said to
have been designed by st. Bernardine of ST.
emma, to denote the name and mission of the
Savior. They are to be found in circle
above the principal door of the Franciscan
Church of the Holy Gross, (Santa Crocel in
by the Saint on the termination of the
plague of l947, after which they were COM
monty introduced into churches. The let
tiers have assigned to them the following sig
nifcation! 10 ..,rF rlI v.i 5si ID.
.Jesup hominpm Salvator---Jesus, the Savior
of men, ~. .-,'..,l'.-., f-.-- 80 '-l-0.T
In hoe salus---In Him is salvation. ls,frg
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Cincinnati Market.

. ..| .. .H'a OlNOlhNATlj april ~.
FLOUR-The demand continues moderate
and chiefly local. Prices are unchanged and
we quote superfine at So so, and extra at
$5 60(95 80. |H a..
= WHISKY-The demand was better to-day
and prices ruled nc. higher; sales of /, 100
brls. at l8@l8Hc., the latter rate for wagon.
GR0CERIES--No change in the market;
the demand is fair and the market steady
We quote Sugar at ~ TO SIC. for common
to prime. MOlasses 45@4ec. and Coffee 1917
PRovISIoNs-The market grows easier,
gradually, and is generally dull. About
I,2O0 brls. mess Pork sold, since our last at
$17 part country, and at the close the best
city brands could have been procured at this
rate, and the best country at SIC 75. Bacon
dull at N and 91zc., though there was not a
large amount offered at these rates. Bulk
Meat dull, and not saleable at over 81 and
SIC, for Shoulders and medhm Sides; 5000
pieces country sold at 6H and 81Se., we un-
derstood. Lard is neglected though ii is not
offered lower, holders continuing TO ask l0H
and llJ4c., for prime in brls and kegs
WHEAf-The demand for the prime quail
tiles continues good, and prices are firm at
81 35(9l 80 for white, and 81 30@l 30 for
red. There is a good deal cf spring offering,
and the market is dull at 81 %. '., lnT'
gC0RN--We have no change to notice in
the market, and quote it dull ut 44C045c. for
ear, in bulk, and 46c. for shelled: sales Of 200
bushels shelled including sacks, at &c. W.
OATS-The demand is tair, and the market
steady at 42c., in bulk: sales Of 600 bushels,
in bulk, at 49e., and 900 do. at 421kc.E '-iilN
RYE-The market is dull and unchanged.
We quote it at 81 forprime. No., 'h' 4,
Z RARLEY--The market is dull and unset
tied and prices are irregular. Buyers are not
offering more than 90c. for prime fall: sales
of 500 bushels prime fall at 92c.; 1000 do. at
9Oc. $50 do. good do. at SOC! !inhioJ go nin
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
By Telegraph to the Chamber OF Commerce.
. New Orleans Market. -I

NEW ORLEANS, April lip. M.--Large re-
ceipts of Pork have depressed the market,
and mess has declined to $l7@l8. Flour dull
at So 5O@5 75 Lard unchanged, and dull
at l0Hc. Bacon dull at 7M@71fc. for
Shoulders. 9A@lOc. for Sides and IL Nc. for
clear Sides. Bulk Meats nominal, at 81 and
SIC. for Shoulders and Sides. Whisky in
moderate demand, but prices have declined
to zoo. for Rectifed. Sugar firm, with good
demand, at INC. for fully fair. Coffee firm
at l3@l3Hc. Molasses scarce and firm at
Acc. Cheese ll@ll%c with moderate de-
mand. The steamer Chancellor has arrived
and the Madison, Argyle and WOodford de-
parted, . .. Tt ..f. .l. .. r..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13

the the market ste@s5 c,, q for fall made
fall made and summer cured T.. d. ,'Tag
. j BUPTERAC Choice is scarce and in good de-
mhhdat 160l7c.p Winter made is dull at IL
@l4c., and inferior Is dub and heavy. at So
[ APPLEs-Therc are but few lots Of prime
in the market, and they are in demand at $4
"a 2Sper brl.; common ore dull, at 5000 25.
I 'PnTATOES-The stock in the city is large,
and the market dull, and prices to great
mixed, at 75c. SO brls. prime Northern, in
small brls. at 81 81, .......'...
HAY-1'he receipts by wagon have in
creased, and the market for this kind is dull
and 81 lower; we quote it at $22@24. We
have no change to,iioticein Baled Hay. .2.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13

A JEALOUS WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE AND HER
HUSBAND ATTEMPTS SUIcIDE.-The wife of a
lawyer, W. Gleason, residing in Hamilton
County, N. Y, conceiying that he was not
true 10 his marriage vow, went TO Albany,
recently, and authorized an attorney to apply
for divorce. The papers were made out
and served upon Mr.. Gleason, who also went
TO the city and took rooms at the Delevan
House. Being unable to induce Mrs. Gleason
to withdraw sthe suit and return with him,
he, on Saturday, produced and swallowed. a
large dose OF laudanum, from the effects of
which he was saved by physician. n 2
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lBy Telegraph

New York, April l2,--Stocks dull and less
firm; Chicago and Rock Island, 63M; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 2G Cleveland and Pittsburg,
719j Michigan Southern, llH; Michigan Cen
trail, 471s; Harlem preferred, 3614; Delaware
i. 4 W. 81 y. Erie assented, 1879; Erie, l316;
Delaware and Hudson, 971l; Illinois Central
bonds, as15 New York Central rs, lO3X.
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lIALFDICTION no ALBION.
j ~ rsr.ansrH n.nasrr BaOwNIs0.
ARRIL1

III
Because ye have broken your own chain il.a
os hrays WE nisp ,1s climbing Nations height,
Yet thence beer down With brand and thong
-On souls 81 othefsA sAfor this wrong a...I..II
- This Is tho curse Write. '
BECAUSE yourselves are standing straight 3D.
of Freedon,'s foremost acolytc,
Yet keep calm footing all the time
ON Yrithing bond .alayes-for this crime, &
aH'Thisisthe cutse. Write. ... 81.
Becaass we prosper in Gods name ..i
With claim
To honor IN the world 8 sight,
Ye do the iend's work perfectly
In strangling martyrs-for this lio 4-I
This is the curse. Write
,Yeshpll watch while kings conspire fl''
Hound the peoples smoldering hre,
y And warm for your part
Shall never dare-Q shame
which burns at your heart.
r This Is the curse. Write.
,Ye shall watch while nations strive
With the bloodhounds die or survive,
q. Drop faint from their jaws
Or throttle them back TO death,
And only under your breath
shall favor the cause.
ID This y the curse, Write.
ye shah watch While strong men draw
The nbts Of feudallnw
&. To strangle the weak.
And, counting the sin for q sin,
Your soul shall be sadder within
Than the word ye shall speak.
This Is the curse. Write,
When good men are praying erect
That Christ may ayenge the elect
And deliver the earth,
Shall SOUND like the tramp Of foo
That's driving you forth,
This II the curse. Write.
when wise men give you their praise,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13

A MoDEL Of. F. VIE is stated that
Camp, the Virginian who went to Iowa for
the purpose OF arresting Barclay Ooppic left
the Mason House, at Muscatine in that State,
without paying his hotel bill. The papers
added TO his name. ~ -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
HARRISON & COLLINS'S

HEN TRAL BEEHIVE GALLERY,
~ ~ corner Of Fifth and WesteTn-row. photographs,
MelanOtypes and Ambrotypes taken cheaper than
elsewhere in the city. Oil Coored Photographs
made szos, from life 10 the smallest miniature
Pictures neatly set in Lockets, Breastpins Finger
rings and Bracelets. All work warranted.
nol6-ay U.. .i A. s. BLOOM, Artist.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
NOVEMBER II, 1859.
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
ia Iysg
RAILROAD.

SIX DAILY It RAINS LEAVE THE
- SiNth-stree Depot.
Trains through TO Cleveland, Sandusky, To-
ledo and indianapolis, without change of cars.
Through Tickets for all Eastern, Western, North
A. x. M. EXPRESS s1i TRAIN for Hamilton,
Richmond, indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago, and all
Western cities. Connects at Richmond with q. and
q. Road for LOgansport, etc.
1880 A. NJ. TRAIN for Dayton, Springfield,
Sandusky, Toledo and Chicago. This train makes
close connections with all trains leaving Chicago the
bus at Bellefontaine with d. q l. r. r.; at Forest
with Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad;
at Clyde with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad trains
for Cevcland; at Dayton for Greenyille, Union Win
chester and Muncie; at Hamilton for Oxford, etc
10 A. Nj. EXPRESS TRAIN for Cleveland
York and all Eastern cities Also connects Crest
line for Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and all
$40 p. nj. TRAIN for Hamilton, Richmond,
Iogansport, Peoria and Burlington; also Indianap-
oils, Terre Haute and st. Louis.
Bellefontaine, Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago; con.
meets at Bellefontaino with b. & L. II. r.; also at
Hamilton for Oxford and College Corner
11;30 p. Nj. EXPRESS TRAIN for Cleye-
land via Delaware; for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston,
New York, and all Eastern cities. Also connects at
Crestline for Pitsburg, Philadelphia Baltimore and
B1-The night Express Train, leaving Cincinnati
at ll:30 =. NJ, leaves daily, ercept Saturdays. All
other trains leave daily, ercept Sundays
For further information and tickets, apply at the
Tieket-oil North-east corner Front and Broad
the Ticket office, the side of Vine street,
between Postofice and Burnet House; at the Sixth
street Depot. ~ .. 'T
.nol2 D. MoLAREN, Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
!. & B. BRUCE,

street RAILROAD Car and Omnibus Manu-
'.t. I.. ..... ncturers'i L1lH 3liai $50.
81 hlnS hmYSdLDdINGi sIDpIF sASEEff AAsSR ffkAAt kAiLt
ROAD CA Rs aud OMNIBuSES, which we will war
rant equal In style, finish and durability and at as
low prices, as any made in the country. ia5.4L .
Oihce- corner of Third aud Hinerstreets. aA-u d
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
ROOFING! RooFINGI

VNHE OUTCALT ELASTIC METALLIC
u ROOFING is offered to the public as the best and
cheapest Metal Roof used It's merits having been
tested by an experience of years I'm this city and "
cinity Applied to fiat or steep, old or new build
ings. No solder used-fastened securely without ex-
posure to the action Of the elements.
Prepared Sheets boxed for shipment to any part of
the United States can be applied by any one with
binary mechanical skill Orders promptly filled.
myl6-h 3D. rr. js 1872 West Second-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
sacoharated Lime.

s6vNHIs PREPAR STATES
De- Cleland, .'ls q powerful antaeld, and
pleasant than Maguesa, and does not weaken the
digestion HE the Alkalies, An exsellent Tonic Of
the alimentary system In Dyspepsia."- For sale by
1u ViCUO .'I laALBERTiR0Ss, Druggist va
mal3 s. w. cor. Eighth,st. aud Central-aYenusl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
EDWARD MARBLE
For Toothache.

DR. EyANSs,s TOOTHACHE DROPS
American Dentist in PaHs-will cure the most
violent Toothache instantaneopsy; For sale by
.-....l ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
mails S. W. cor. Eighth-st. and Centrai-avenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
Mr.. Satterthwaite says of American Stoc
in his last-receiyed circular; 'n H.f. o..
Annexed is comparative statement Of the
New Orleans Banks last week, with that Of
the nrevious week. aNT HrlNI NtIu .a'.
Sundays New Orleans Della thus speaks
of last SATURDAYS financial affairs:

oi last SATURDAY hnahclal analrs:
The demand for Money was less pressing to-day
and offerings of first class paper exhibited some dim
mutton when compared with the average for the
past week. There was noticeable change in rates of
Discount however, and no superabundance of capital
on the market In fact, those who calculated on re-
ceiying increased facilities especially Bank, on
account Of the heavy payments on the ith and 5th,
must have forgotten that most of the latter were on
account of parties at remote points, and have been
drawn against as fast as collected. .FI.|t
There Is however, some appearance Of returning
ease, and 1t is confidently predicted that the market
will soon assume more cheerful aspect. H.If N-I
The Exchange market continues Inactive, and we
have no improvement to notice in the general de-
mand. For an hour or two this morning there was
cities, and we heard Of moderate sales at previous
figures; but the market relapsed again, and opera
quotations, Wis pr" ''- ~ -
Clear Sterling Bills ills.""..7a@sl6@sA Il cent. prem
Francs ls44a5 234 n dollar
Sixty day Bills on the North. ..aH@l9@lA e. Ct dis
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13

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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13

b9sof 3di isf9i 30 gasY lqd)oga Io 15iab biIoN u
.ssibnf doidRi0 sggnjGaybE sdi ,9ai. sh 10 ambhDd
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIVICATioNS:
SPECIAL NO TIC

his common observation that therer
arc more sufferers from debility. among A.
moi leans, than can DO found among any 9th.
er civilized nation. The reason is obvious.
We take tho little exercise, and forget the
wants ofthe body in the absorbing pursuits
OF business In all such cases, ordinary
medicine can do lihlo good. What is re.
quired is just such tonic and invigorator as
Dr. J, Hostetter has given to the world in
his CELEBRATED "BlTTRRS," The
weak aud nervous denizen Of the counting
house, the exhausted teller upon the shop.
board, aud the Frustrated stddent' Of tho
midnight lamp, have found wonderful re.
generator Of the" BrTrERs" and prefer it
to more prctentious, but less eficacious med.
ic;ncs. But it should not be forgotten that
the agent which is SO magical in 10 influence
upon frame which is merely debilitated, is
equally powerful in assisting nature 10 ex,
pei tho most terrible forms Of disease. Who
will not give it trial.
sAd ny Druggists end dealers everywhere.
E'ryvee advertisement elsewhere.
Janvav !, le60.-lm
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05
From Mondays Cfescen
COTTON QUOTATIONS.

We closed our last weekly review
upon az unusually active Cotton mar
ke,. the sales Of the sales Of the week
having reached 95 500 bales, the larg-
est weeks business IN our records
The week now under review opened
with limited and poorly assorted sup.
ply on sale, but good dem aud prevail
ed, and the sales oftbe ..6tst four days
embraced 1880 Of which $500 on Sat.
urdsy 5000 on Monday, $4,000 on
Tuesday, and $4,000 on Wednesday. -
On Thursday the inquery was fair and
resulted in sales Of about 1000 bales,
but yesterday only 1000 bales changed
hands, making total f,r tho week OF
62,500 bales Prices have generally
been very full for the middling and bet.
ter grades, but latterly rather easier
for the lower qualities OF which the sup
ply still exceeds the demand. We
quote:
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05

Still IMPROVING Our friend Parker,
of the New Coach Factory" is exhibit.
ing genuine spirit Of enterprise, in the
additions and improvements he is m ak
ing to the Factory building and grounds.
This ehterprisiug spirit is a FIRST rate
recommendation to customers that all
work or business entrusted to his care
will be faithfully and promptly attend.
ed to. Give the Factory patronage,
fellow>citticens, and let us encourage
and build up home enterprise, and men
whose interests are identified with US.
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05
euske tie West ladies.


~ The Democratic party ia de-
nominated obstinate, rockies" '"" u"
!. ,.,riotic, because they did not vote tor
cilmer, to defeat Shcman' |" We won
der what sort ofcph Lr's WI Hrr'y to
the s ,uthern opposition "h" T'u"rd to
,o,. for Hamilton or Bocock' and there
A...cure tho same end. If Sherman
;: d.cs.ted it must be done by the D m
ocr.,ic and S,uthern opposition vote.
:. Il more reasonable to expect the 90
n.mocraiic, or the 90 American votes
- l.v side their party predl'cc''""S
ut. for the nominee Of the other
....rv..iyca The application 1y OPP
go. :.;o,;.,s Of tho cpi'het "Obs'ina'e' to
r., S":'i ptmoer.t., reminds US Of 'I' one
;n,or, who complained very bitterly aud
,ery sine erely, shst his cIeVe" associate,
v.r. tho most MHbbO'" men he na1
war sscn-thsy every ore persisted
,hs. they we're right, and he was wrong
Eishty-ei ght to twenty-five, leaves Jus'
A - 1. 10 tho present question If "0O'''"
macy"
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05
Colton's General AtlA.

This is tie. most desirable, accurate
and reliable work Of the kind that aaj
yet been produced, even in this DAY i
Stupendous advancement in science hit.
erature aud art. Universally it mets
With favor, and has been warmly lauled
by the press Of the entire country. Ne
cannot better recommend it to our rdd.
erS than by making some extracts finn
the Southern press, in relation toihe
work.
The Memphis Christian Advocste
says:
We have never seen any thing siraiIa,
that pleased us so we'll, and We cannot ION,
cievc how the eprscnt age could produc. or
desire n better and more cemrrchens;vc
work of the kind. Presenting, as it docs
correct steel engraved map of every State
Country, King dom, and Island of the Glvtp
with vast collection Of agricultural mcchap
ical, commercial, mineral, religious and lite,
rary statistics, and all necessary geographic
al Information, it will give the ru,rhascfhc.
cess to an amount of valuable il formation
which no other one volume could furnish, srd
which, perhaps could not be obtained fr6;o
c careful search through common iltlay
The amount of knowledge that would be de-
rived ny al few hours reference to this Atls
would be worth more than the money cxwp /.
ed for it. IL furnishes 20 many and smell
varied sources of information, that VIC do M.
know to what class il il most valuable and
best adapted.
The Now Orleans Picayune, -.
Every reading man should 20
CORY oft, Every parent who can y "a
means afford it, should subscribe for sICb a
work for il will be continued source o. in.
formation for himself and u consistent fou,Ain
Of instruction for his children
The Mobile Evening News says:
EVERY merchant. every planter. t-,ry
and every family should be- m'
I'VE Pos2cssor OF this elegant and Invaluable
Alias"
Mr. WILLIAM WooD, who is aching
Agent for this desirable publication, ic.
signs visiting this section With view to
obtaining subscribers. Mr.. Wood7turs
testimonials Of very satisfactory clar-
nc!cr, which are open to tho INSPECTION
Of all who may desire to sec them, sbcw-
ns that the publishers of Il work
and their agents are entitled to the cOu.
idence of suuthern people.
We Commend the work to the r.vor.
'ble attention Of the public; and a. it
. published only Ly subscription Il
Sill be we'll to improve the present
ayorabls opportunity to secure a coDv
# the work. '
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05

THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
Tins road 1S-=aw completed. Tn,
last rail was laid and the last nail driver
on last Tuesday. We were unavoidabl,
prevented from being present. but a
friend informs us that there was q
lsrge asscmblage Of people PRESENT, and
that the President, Chief Engineer, Di
rectors, &C., participated in tho work. -
Tho locomotive called for our highly
esteemed citizen and representative
10 the State Senate, MAR. G. F. NKrLL
was the Grst to pass over the completed
road.
We remember when this enterprise
was FIRST sgitated, and was regarded by
some as oul, myth. Now it is a fixed
fact. With energy, zeal and ability it
hes been pushed forward, until now It
10 completed and the last link is forged
in the great line of railroads that cons
meets our Southern m"tr polls with that
Of the North East.
All honor, say We, to tho mn who
have pushed this work TO c9mpIcton.
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05
- Our friend John Gooch publish.
IS a email poetic production in another

~ our friend John Gooch publish
es email poetic production in another
CO lumn, very much to the point. We
take the liberty of quoting. He say:
"Tho'e wanting work will please to call,
And will Try 10 please You all;
I'll make You p'ows or mend your wagons,
And in all case. give YOU bargains.
Now it seems to US that this effusion
has the "ring Of the true metal" But
whether il lDs or not, We kno~ that the
.AAyii and hammer that keep a continu.
CdS fcan& of merry music in his shop,
from de wey morn till somber eve, do
have the true ring. The cav, the chisel
and the plain, too, play merry chorus,
and all keep time to the notes of indus.
tricus enterprise. Give John a call,
and by all means keep him busy
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

PATE OF mississippi, In Circuit Court 10
Carroll County. April Term, 1860.
NJ A. vs. s''''" plaintiff
G. W, NORRIS. Hyde & COY defendants
The prrtncrs Of the above stated firm sc
q. W Morris, Hyde q Co, ale hcrchy M.
tilted that an attachment was issued e. ,;r,.
their estate on the 9th day Of july IS3o
in favor Of N. a. Wilson, for the snp y,
$500 rcturnable to the 0ctcb Term $50
Of said court 49,
And further, uulcss they appear ,t.,ba
next term IF said Court. to.wit: on the OH
day Of April 1860. plead, answer or drmur
to said attachment, tho same will ba t,lnn
rs confessed bS them and judgment rem
dcred accordingly, and the estate attached
will DO sold. "'
Witness my hand and seal If
l.. s. office, this Gotta day Of Jau,orv
1860. ~
- AG. SMITH. Clerk.
Carrclk cn, February 3rd, 1860 I'm
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05
'tcbOnd, in The sum Of 5000 II liz
appearance at the criminal court \

SOME TOwN.--The Cit! Of Jdas,
Japan, isrcpresented as extending pg
the beach ofthe gulf Of JeldO, for hes.
y miles, and inward from the gulf aIopt
twelve and half miles. Mr.. Hurip
the American Minesbr, cstimat III
population at three Millions. A ceres
ponlent of the Boston Courier thinks
this an under estimate
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05

y III a late debate in the Sente,
in which a number Of Senators parici.
pated, Mr.. Douglas declared thu he
would not accept the nomination of he
Charleston Convention. unless bis vitws
on slavery were endorsed in the pat,
FORM Ncksburg Wing.
We rather guess Mr.. Douglass viii
not soon have The pleasure Of declining
the nomination Ofthe Charlie: ton, or my
other orthodox Democratic Conycutnn
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05

WEATHER SlGNs.-The British b ard
Of Trade has published a catalogu. Of
Signs" by which the weather may be
prognosticOted from the appearance Of
the skies. One inflllible sign, howver
they have omitted. 1t is the sign 4 ven
by the "Old Indian" for net weather,
Viz. 'to see it cloudy all round and
raining like the deuce
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05

SorruNN-MADE SHoEs.--A project is
on foot to luild up large shoe manu-.
featuring establishment at Chester, Va.
We think southern made shoes would
wear remarkable we'll. The shoe man.
-' u +4+tt+Hf-ing villages of New England are
the worst iufe ated portion Of that fan.
attic Cursed section, AID We think it
Wtuld tendTmaterlally to ease their poo.
pies c nc'nces of a good cal of sin, to
relieve them from the necessity Of
manufacturing shoes for our negroes, at
lcas'. The proprietors Of largo lets of
land at Chester, propose donation of
sufficient land, and promise to take stock
hugely in the enterprise.
The Carrollton Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1860-02-05
.skEslDE.FrI.sL E1 ,rov :.
&oBATE JUDGE.

p, We Or. authorized to announce Gil
MT,sIhAND Nelson as a candidate 70,
ing election. - '"0 '"'u
eM are ,equrs'ed To annoure JAMES WELL.oSS
a.an1e, e for the ofIi's f Prostate Judge a, m.
sAA" Z Oc.ober election. 'oOs'' ~ tho
a. ~ w pn''seL to announce r. II. WHITEHEAD
'oeer election, "'h'' NJ inc ensuing oc>