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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

Popc4ARlrY OF "DixIH. The popula-
rity of ''Dixie' WAS amusingly illustrated
in Hartford, Conn.,. a few weeks ago, at .
supper gwen to the children Of the Nor
gan street Mission Evrrvthing, saws tho
Times, passed off as decorously as Sun
day school supper should, until. whilst
they were devourlne the goodies. the
band struck up Dixie" In an instant
the boys were singing at the top of their
Voice
Den wish I was in Dixie, hooray hoorayi
IL Dixie ianl | Il took my stand.
I" lib aud die in bike.
Away away away down south in Dixie,
Away, away away down south in Dixie.
The teachers tried TO look grave. said
SIS b h I with warning finger lifted, but
it was no use. and joined in the general
amusement II was not exactly Sunday
school song, but it seemed 10 do the boys
a heap o good
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

An old Coun, paid his addresses to one
of the richest hsIreSses Of Paris. On ask
inc her hand in marriage, he frankly said
to her: Mss b, am very old and
YOU are very young ;>wil you do me- the
honor to become my widav ?"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

Tho Memphis Appeol, We rsar.. to see,
has changed tactics and strongly urgss
the secession Of Tennessee.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
r. j. KINik \ I'D,

+yIyuDLES ALE aud retail dealers in all kinds Of
w Groceries and produce, Pearl street. SIOUX
CITY. low
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
IL, ID, BOGGE. d CO

yXTHOLESALE and retail dcnier in Ready Made
w Ciothing, Gents Furnishing Goods &c, fe"fi
street, Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

vvYuDLESALE sud retail dealer in Ready Made
w Clothing. iats and Caps. Boots and SHOES.
Dry Goo Is, lie yslry, Sc. corner Of Pearl and third
6 strarts. s.ouN city. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

Il was stated some time back that Carl.
bald vas an lrishman. whose true name
was Garry Baldwin. 1t is now reported
that the Chinese Commander IN chief.
Sanko-'jn sin, is a Corkonian, and that
his real name is Sam CoIiusun. Lsts
adsices from Ireland don't confirm tho
reuort
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
HEDGES O. CO.,
A.. II 4 As,

VIvHoLESALE and retail dealers in Groceries
w Provisions, Wines and Liquors, &c, le'ee,
Sioax City. iswa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

a couple were recently married a, Hart
ford, the happy man being a Gsrrau who
cannot speak an English word, while the
blushing bride is an Irish girl to whom the
German tongue is Greek. Their counting
mrs5 have been done by signs, ani their
scoidlng csnno, hart the feelings Of either
party al present.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

BAEBARors.-A pole down east ha, ad-
dressed some verses to the Presideu. elect,
in which he advises him to
"A-m 20 forth, NAKED. to the field !"
Don't do it, ABE. Kill the enemy lexi-
tima,ely if you can, bu, don't scare them
to death.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

DtNKERS.-Dsaiers in Exchange, Real Estate
ID C,iisstipg anl t-S payiag Agents. Once, oH
/ ,yse, bstwesn DougI4. .ud Pearl streets, sioux
Ciey, Icss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

The Southern Presbyterian, published
in ColumbUs, s. G., emphaticallv contra
diets The assertion of the \ Y Observer,
that there is the most remote intention in
South Carolina of revivng the slave trade.
Other enlightened authorities fully sustain
the Presbyterian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

ESLER a HEDGES.

A TTDRNEYs AT LAW.-Praeticr in the Courts
IA Of Iowa and Northern Nebraska. ohics--On
ID 's4ias street. sioux CITY. Iowa. deel0y"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
" N e. l.. JOY.

sAM'L "a. cAsADY.
A TTDESEY atL Law. Real Estate and Collecting
n Agent, Sioux City, Iowa. volino2i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

4 TT0aNEYS AT LAW, Sioux ciq>lowa. Prnr
N tiee In the courts Of Iowa and Nebraska Once
on Douglas ST., opposite Land Once. g29-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
5. II. Is,

nTALERin Drugs and Medicines. Books station
- try,Dils, Ptints, farnishes, &c, Peafistreet
FJux Git., iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

5. II. DAVIS,
TrDRSEY at Law and General Lend Agent
n sp-cial attention given to payment of taxes;
saaating Ian Warrants; tue in gation and per
atint .ni stuer titles; reieeming lands sold
o tt<es IN kin sDe cto aud legal business Of
all ki ais ia Eorthsrn IOWA aud S-braska.-oihce,
N D,nylas.traet sioux city, Iowa. volInol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
PATRICK ROB Ii ,
TREOWAY l. cURslER,

PATRICK ROBD,
4 TTORNEY at Law Di6ce. corner Of Sixth aud
~ Douglas street, Sioux City. Iowa. yinl2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
Commercial Intelligence.

TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the Liverpool Times City Artice), Oct 20
The abundance Of money in the discount market is
so great that it is influencing the prcs Of public
ties and under It's force, tho critical position Of French
finance and the civil in America, arc loosng their
elect upon prices. Tho investments by bankers
aud others, who find il impossible to discover suit
able employment for their large balances, have
caused rise in the funds. and In the Indian five pcr
Cents. Exchequer bills rising from the cause,
and appear 70 be in scanty supply The demand has also
extended to the railway market. In the open market
good bills have been taken at "a per cent. ana in
ty of bills. There have been however as usual some
applications the Bank OF England from the regular
customers of that sment In the stock exchange
there is still scarcely any employment for money which
is now freely offered at !, per cent government
curites.
The market for British securities has been favoraby
fuenced by the abundance Of money seeking investment
and both the tone Of the market and the prices Of
rites have sensibfy improved Yesterday (24th)
soils opened at 92is s. for money and account, and
owing to moderate demand for stock they improved
to 92ss at which they closed Exchcquer bills being
scarce, were very firm, with upward ten
dency. The March bills quoted As. 7s
premium, and the June as. l2s premium.
The improved character Of the market has been well
maintained to-day (25th) and further advance estab
shed In the morning consols for both money and the
ant firm at g27s 90, and they closed at 93
~ further rise has also taken place in Exchequer bills
the June closing at 12s. 15s premium Bank stock
last quoted $50 232. and the three per 9Iis
a u.
The following table will show the fluctuations in con-
soils since the 18th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
Tragedy in Ononaaga County, N. Y.

From the Syracuse journal. Oct. 29.1
horrible double murder committed at Marcelus
Falls, in this county, last night Two men--,John CALI
gan, elderly man, who employed business
that place, and James English, farmer aged between
twenty-five and thirty yearswere killed, and two other
men, named John and Dominica English (brothers of
james, were severely wounded
The affair took place ut the dstilery and doubtless
grew OF previous personal difficulties, revived
under the influence Of whiskey.
We give such incomplete particulars OF the affair ~
have reached US
During the night ateamster employed at the distlcry,
named Albert Bessy-better known as "Cubn Bessy-
went to Marceus village, to procure physician TO at
tend man whom he represented had been severely In
ured physician went with him, and at Bessy house
dressed the wounds Of Domnick English His wounds
severe cuts about the face and head
Inquiries made for the other parties without eli
citing satisfactory replies from omnck Bessy and
examination Of the disery disclosed the dead body Of
James English and his brother John badly wounded ly
ing ogeiherbehnd the door and further investigation
the dead body OF Gagan found the lower part OF
the dstery, where 1t had probably been thrown down
the stairs
Bessy when pressed to tell what he knew about the mat
ter admitted that he present at the dstiery last
night, when ARRAY between those parties took place
bat denied having any participation in it, On his state
meat John English taken into custody Bessy Is
said contradict himself in various particulars, anc
suspicion attaches to him having been engaged IN the
murders.
John and Dominick English single men, and lived
at Marcclus Falls Gallgan and Bcssy also lived at that
place n,...
miles from Marcelus Falls He intended to have
husking house night and went over to tho dis
tiery At dusk last evening, TO procure Jug Of whiskey
for the occasion He leaves wife and three children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
Arrivals and Departures.

LrvERPooI-Steamship Persia--Mr w Smith and lady
two sons, Miss Smith and maid servants Mr. Sprang ant
lady II Williams and sister, Mr. De La Grange and lady
Mir and lady, Miss Han three sisters and nurse Mr.
and Mrs Hall, children and nurse; Irving Van Wart
irving Grnnell, Mr. Schroeder, Bush, Ensign Browne
johnson, Mr. Jolly Mr. wamary, Mrs Carolina Cox Robt
rem, infant and nurse B Lansing and lady,
Mr. Muller, l. Rowe, Thomas Britain, S Morris
Thos Tasker Jr Mr. Pilot Mr. Engehorn, VIM Dickson and
Mr. Trefousso lady infant and nurse Mr. Bryson lady
IT, Mranda Henry Lansing stradey, senhem, Master
Bernal l. Morton, Mrs Ca2ais five children and two
nurses; II Elon Mr. Bersehmarn, Mr. Ioreat, sarcott
Messrs Schmidt, Cachard, Baicrd lady infants and
nurse Michael Honan, Mr. ONeill Rayey, Triguet A
Coke, Riddle, W SWAIN CTownscnd Francis Avery
R0elsfson, Arthur Shawcross Cordukes II Wallace
Joseph sl Miss Bnte Ms Morris Mr. Laskey Mrs Dryden
Leckie Edward Gilmore and lady WIN Powell; Lovet
and Powell Mail ofcers-Tot ll6 Specie, E62 676 l7s 6d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
India and China.

Additional advices from China, dated Canton Sept. To-
report that Nankin had been captured by the imperial
lists Trade al llankow continued to increase The death
Of tho Emperor occurred at his palace at Zeho Tar
ry on the 22d Of August.
Cotton imports were unchanged Tea tending upward.
Exchange on London I'd. higher
AT Foochow also had an upward tendency At
Shanghnc gray shirtngs active, but at lower
prices. Tea and silk unaered. Exchange 1zd. lower
frcights dull and dropping.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 90, 1851
Shirtngs active, but unchanged Twist active aud ad
vancing Exports in good demand at improving prices
Exchange Is iad. Freights dull
BOMBAY WA ioiNr DE CALEB Sept. 80, 1851.
Cotton firm, but inanimatc Piece goods firm. Twist
steady. Llnsced unchanged. Froights declining.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
EnGiand's Ma rit inc Righfs-The Seizure
Of Her Vessels by ihe Biockadiny
SOU adYOn.

From the London Times, Oct "a
The American civil has been long enough on foot TO
draw after II the usual Incidents which attend Of
hcstiltics The rights which have been acquired by bel
igerents To be enforced first by the sword and next
by the sentences OF courts Of prize by
which effect Is given to biochsdes and other
waflike interferences with the ordinary rights
and interests OF mankind. The United States have
hitherto failed TO impress the civilized world which stands
spectaress OF the fight, with any very great respect
for tie vision Of their councils or the Irowress Of
their arms. war commenced under the influence
OF blind fury, and carried hitherto with
slacAness and want OF energy worthy rather OF
the diplomatic campaigns Of the last century than Of the
tenon Gus shock between rival nations hating each
o'her with all the 0rdor which identity If and
SEPARATION 81 interests can inspire, has not tended hitherto
70 remove the painful impression which tho FIRST account
o. thase caahities had created We 70 witness
lhe ormaices q tho judicial department and TO see
whether tho administration of justice has been preserved
ID iE purify anna the degeneration conspicuous in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
Arrival OF the British Frigate Immor-
falifc.

The British steam frpac Immortalite, Commander
Geo. H. Hancock arrived this morning from Halifax and
anchored at Quarantine. She is 3,059 tons burthen,
mounts iifty.one guns aud carries crew Of $40 mon
The following is a list OF her officers:-
Captain--Geo. II. Hancock.
Observation-Disclosures Wells, T. p. Hudson, Richard
Shecrbanks, Arthur i. Dupas and Horatio Austin.
Mastcr-Chas. u. Johnston
Captain Of Marincs-N. c. Blankle.
Second Lieutenant Of Marnes-t has. r. Brand.
Chapain--Rev G. w. Incidon.
Surgeon--Wm. l.. Gordon.
Feymaster-I. W. Anderson.
Chief Fngineer-FrancsG Ran
Sub Leutenant--Franco b. Renslaw
Assistant Surgeons-Wm. Carmichael and Geo. Mon
teath.
Assistant Paymaster-Robt. X. Havener.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

We may here tnss our ,xsaot .c.,s q, nr,o..
higner than at any psrioi since HE year 1895
~ 4,o American, 1850 suras $50 Egyptian and 40
hama are reported - have been taken on speculaton
toso I'D II $40 surat for export-so that the
a 70 the trade for the week have been about
49, les The actual export this week is ,12A Amer
s"" 400 Brazil, 10 093 East India, and 81 Egyptian.
The business to-day will probably amount to 20 900
bales one-ha being taken speculation and for export
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

LATEST PER PERSIA, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 70, 1851.
Cotton-Sales 20 900 bales. Prices frmer, but un-
changed Spectators took 10 600 bales.
Breadstufs steady and unchanged sales small.
Provisions dull but unchanged.
LONDON, Oct g. 1861.
Consols 93S 93 for money. Illinois Central shares
SO 81 n discount. Fries, rs 26lz.
MARgWr.
HAvss Oct. "a, 1851.
Coton-Sales Of the week. "a 800 bales Orleans tres
ordinaire, 1884, has, 1907 Market active advancing and
francs higher. Stock 163 Goo bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
The Expedition Again.t Mexico.

THn TERMS OF THE TRIPARTITE TREATY AGREED
oN--THE ALLIED FORCE ABOUT TO SAIL.
The Paris papers OF the 18th umo contain the follow
ing
understanding in reference to the expedition against
Mexico.
A convention will be signed in eight days II is ex.
peccd the expedition will leave in the beginning of No
yember
THE FRENCH FLEET ABOUT 10 SAIL.
Paris (Oct ~ Correspondence OF Army and Navy
Gazette.
The vessels ordered for Gulf Mexico are being got
ready with all despatch. Rear Admiral Juren de la Ora
Were Is to have the command Of the French squadron
and he viii most probably take with him the steam fri
gates la Guerrero, LAstrce and LArdente tho steam
corvette lie Bertholet and despatch boat.
SPAIN WILL ACT SINGLE HANDED If NECESSARY
Madrid journals of the 18th OF October have been re-
coved. The opposition organs remark that, England
and France arc 10 take part in the expedition Mexico
Spain will BE- able, affirmed by the semi official
swer declares that Spain, though disposed TO in con-
cert with the two Powres, 1u not either her
httry Of dco7s on her iniid and that sas her seua
will arrive in Mexico than those OF France
and England nothing will prevent her from discmbark ing
troops at Vera Cruz or Tampco If she should think IT."
SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLIC PAYING UP.
from the Paris Constitutional, Oct. "a
The difference which exists between the republic Of
Uruguay the one hand, and France and Engiand on
the other is according to accounts from Rio Janero Of
the 25h ut brought by tho steamer La Guienne, likely
to be arranged, the republic having offered indemnity
OF 0CO COO francs with interest at three cent and
the two Powers having accepted the proposed only
requiring that the interest shall be five per cent and
that he from the Cuna House the Stamp Office
The belief that the republic will accept these condi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

Affairs In Poland are unchanged.
The Catholic and Protestant churches and the Jewish
synagogues still remained closed Warsaw but the ne
gGtiators for reopening them continued The people
before the of the churches National sonps
were no longer sung General Lambert, Governor Po-
land suffering from Inflammation OF the chest Ge-
neral Gerstenzweig, Military Governor Of Poland dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
The British North American Fleet,


The Madea, 9, paddle, Commander Darcy Preston had
her up AT Spthead at sunset yesterday and was
expected to sail Immediately afterwards for Hala
The Danubo, convict ship, Captain Smith, arrived at
Splhead carly yesterday morning from Bermuda with
255 convicts on board, who were landed by government
steamer yesterd ~ aud sent on by rail 20 Milbank
From 1 LONDON Times, Oct. Z6l
The new steam gunboat SKIP ack Lieut. nan, and Com
mander Horatio Paoke from the West lnGies arrived at
Plymouth yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
Austria.

Reports had been serious disturbances at
Pesth but they appear TO have been unfOunded.
The members Of the Hungarian Council had signed an
address, praying the Emperor 10 withdraw himself from
his foreign advisers and to Buda and there appoint
Archdukc Palatne, and declare socmnity tho assem-
bed Lieuenants Of the several counties, that he will
govern in conformity to the Hungarian constitution If
the Emperor will do these things the address atrms
the Magyars will put trust him will hasten TO do
homage TO him their King.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
From Newfoundland.

ST. JOHNS, n f.. Nov. 4, 1851.
Parties have again commenced cutting the telegraph
line. 1t cut Sunday twenty five miles and again yes
terday.
There has been riotng at Harbor Grace. Ono
policeman was killed and others badly wounded. man.
ofwar has gone there and detachment Of troops will
follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
HSari CL"rd john Russell on the Bloc kade.
CoRREsPoNnENCE BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND
LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADER-ruE BLOCKADE
MUST BE RESPECTED BY NEurRAIs

uv,,. LIVERPOOL, August % 1851.
MY LORD take the liberty Of Informing Won that IN
conjunction with other merchants have il IN con,eno
pation to lit out number of ships FOR he n,rnnsc ~
trading with New Orleans and other lors q he tinted
States of America. ~ N"i'e'
ANA 'naSmueh as dm,cdble relations un3ts,led r
tceen her NdJeiys government dni TIA, of the TafJ c,,
iqhe drehsnd that The ldw Of nations Utu FUN rooms,
Ne right Of British SHIPS 10 enter into and dsp1S from h.
ports and hdrtos IF ne United States upon the strict
cipe OF reciprocity, which also permits the leRitimaIe
traffic OF American ships with ports and harbors within
the domnions u her Majesty.
OF course, would respectfully ask for and hone tbs,
che protection OF her Majestys cruisers in the West In
dies may be given to the ships OF this intended eyned
tiou but IT, from any diplomatic or state reasons il
might nol be deemed expedient TO order any direct nc
ton on the part Of her haestys vessels in such mat
ter hg to intimate 10 your lordshp that We shah BE
pre- AIRED to defend oursevss az best may IN N, pur
s@ 60 b3stiwdtf trade and that all parties hindering
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

The Paris correspondent Of the London Daily Ne,ps
positively asserts that Sig Ratazzi had interview with
the Emperor Napoleon and he is satisfied the Emperor
wishes well 70 Italy.
II is stated that the British government took active
for the protection of Father Passaga from
persecution Of the Papal government He WAS, in fact,
appointed Secretary at the British Consulate at Rome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
Great Britain.

States Consul at Belfast.
The health Of Lord Broughsm was improving
Of tho cab driver Crran, the charge Of having com
mtted tho late atrocous outrage young lady whom
he driving The case was creating intense excite
ment.
France.
On the oath ultimo the rate OF into "a Al m.....
bills further raised to a. AZ ma nnr can, accnrj
ing 70 the date Of their fa'l .ae due p' ''A''
ao oc'i" ,~'ndeht Of tho Independence Beige
~ ru'o .aat the Freach government has invited
- 1T government TO hasten tho completion OF its
military organizations 20 as to be ready for any evontu
atty by the LIST OF March next.
me recent warming to the Rem, DIES Deu1 Mondes had
ieu 70 meeting OF lawyers and pubic writers in Paris TO
deliberate ON the possibility Of testing ministerial respon
spty BY appeal from the Interior Department to the
Council Of State.
Tho Paris correspondent Of the london Times gives
report that tho French Senate will be convoked early in
December 70 deliberate the partial reform Of the
sttnton with view Of placing II on wider basis as
corps in the discussion OF the budget The unsatisfactory
financial condition Of the country regarded much
OF responsibility for the government TO assume OF itself
alone and the Emperor desires that tho representatives
OF the nation should take their share in It.
remarkable Improvement in tho condition OF the
manufacturing population OF the Somme reported The
operatives were again working almost full time.
Messrs. Scott Co., of Greenock signed contract In
Paris the cath u for the construction Of three large
iron paddle steamers (huls and cngines) for the
panic Generate Transatlantique The vessels be
$50 tons and $50 horse power, and to be
peted, respectively, In nineteen, twenty-three and
twenty seven months.
General Goyon, commander OF tie French forces In
Rome had arrived in Paris
The financial accounts from Paris rather
favorable The drain Of gold from the Bank OF France
reported to have ceased The Bourse the 25th was
frin and higher. Rentes $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

Average weekly quantity taken from Liverpool for
sumcrs use in 1850, bales. 1856
AM. Br. Egyp. Ell WI Total
Av'ge weekly
con. of G.B
in $780,. ,os4 2184 ,so4 $40 12l 1888;
Stock in ldv-
erpool Jan.
1861 1888 200 II 600 2j 700 100 600 100 54b COO
Stock in Liv-
erpool Jan.
l. $780,. .5o1 ,ooo so 600 1890 $4,000 900 AL 700
RECEIPTS, ETC, AT STATES To-
----Erpor.-- Stock
Fears. Receipts o. Bi'riR. France &c. Total hand
1sG061. 81 627 900 2S coo e4o 0rO 3121 OCO 90 600
eco 1898 oco 1o42 900 1865 900 2e8 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
Decrease sos 900 442ooo 100000 544 900 200 900

VESSELS REPORTED INTO IvERrooT OCTOBER 1S
q. 1861 (g.Tu IScItrSIyrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

lhe foreign stock market has been quiet business has
not been extensive but prices have been rm There is
no feature to report
From Messrs. Baring's Circular Of October 25
Money continues very plentiful. Bar silver, IS. I'D.
Mexican dollars, as 1l2sd, scarce. American eagles,
s6s. al los Cd Doubioons-Spanish, T5s. Cd. 76s,
nominal; South American 1855 3D. 73s. Cd, nominal,
ttpr ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-04-10
A Model Township.

In Lewis township, Clay county, Indi,
ana, they have SOFT of foretaste of the
Millennium 1t has within its limits one
hundred and seventy families, all white
except one, and they keep dark about it,
There are in it one hundred and sky
FIVE voters and, during the last twenty
years, there has never been fight nor q
quarrel at any election held in the town.
ship. 1t contains seven school houses,
seven road districts. seven bachelors, aud
seven large men, three pair of twin boys,
three fddlers, three carpenters, three pot t
Offices, three crazy mss, and three Over
seventy>fve years old. There is not a
lawyer, doctor, or loafer 10 it, nor gro.
cery, nor pauper. A better frit ndlier,
happier population is not to be found in
the State.