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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
A. Hess, agent.

A. Hess, agent.
GLORIOUS NEWS! GLORIOUS NEWS |!
PEACE! PEACE!: PEACE:::
BUT WAR AGAINST HIGH PRICES.
.TNHE UNDERSIGNED ha. received direct from New
i York, one Of the largest and cheap st stocks Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ever brought
to this market, just
Nv TIME TOSA w THE
"a PER CENT. DUTY.
". ich will be sold by Wholesale, retail, at less
THAN
NEW ORLEANS WHOLESALE
PRI CES,
soon If you want the first choice by calling
at A. HESS, Agent,
New Cheap Dry Goods Store, next to Bogel's,
where you will End the following Goods at
SUCH Low PRICES
never before offered
Nv B.fTO.V ROUGE.
Handsome calicos at cents. r-r yard, worth. 10
verv fine 10 I" t. 1917
:nglish Barege F." 10 GO " 90
Embroidered English Hnr.ee for 26 worth so
mbr"'aered ors.nd'" Rarese 81 wide 4s worth % oa
'lain Emb -oidered Poplins at 40. worth Is
TX P0plins 40 worth Is
Fast coors laws TO- worth is
Very rich French Oreandios at 30, worth sc
'avilla Cloth for ravelling Dresses 10. worth 90
do do do do 12h worth %
90 doz best make Hoop skirts for Ialies and child
zen at half price.
;oma Of that celebrated "a Ionsdale Cotton at
. Gents; worth Is cents
- wide Beached Cotton ut 10 cents. worth 121a cts
4 do do do At 10 cents worth l21z cts
Z do do do at 8 cents worth 10 cts.
x do do do ut sN cents. worth cts.
Nso a very large lot Of beacLed and
UNBLEACHED SHEET1NG,
from "a to 12-4 at manufacturers prices.
STRIPED AND PLAID LOWELLS
g EN'ERAL SUPPL y
Plantation USe!!
at astonishing
LOW PRICES!
30 pieces of assorted Irish Linen of richardson
ons' best make I'm 25 cents per yard and upwards
Also large assortment of
L 1 " E " s II E. E TIN G S
VERY CHEAP
~ Linen Towels at 81 25 per dozen and upwards,
only half their price.
Linen Damask Napkins at s. per Dozen worth 81 SO
All Linen Table Cloths at IS per dozen, half price
Very 6ne all Linen Cambria Han'lkerchiefs for 81 SO
worth s3 oo per dozen.
~ These Goods have been bought in New York at
Il BANKRUPT SALE
FOR CASH!
At less than half their value and shall
BE SOLD ACC )RDINGLY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06

An account IF John Ruher against . ia riSh an,
uniting to SI17 20 was laid on the t. Bile until mex
meeting. also count OF Riley or work rnn
nd expenses incurred in fulfilling contract with In
i-ct"r III lItil Ward.
Capt Gain was excused from further attendance
ni he day Mr.. Rraud gave good reasons for his MOI
.ttcn ling ot the Last da. and excused from fine
The minutes wee read and the Jury adlnurne,
in. dfd JAS. {. WOODS,
=. y. DURABLE J!.. Clerk President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
Wines, Liquors, Porter. hle. &c.

Strict attention will be paid to receiving and ship
ping all articles of freight entrusted to his care
from strict attention. and exnerience of more thar
wenty years the business, he hopes to merit a
share If public patronage.
Hermitage. La. September lst 1850.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
Knitting and Sewing Machines
Liccnsctl under IIosve's Patent, 1916.
WHEELER Il WILSON,
GROVER Il BAKER

/. NJ. SINGER Il CO..
FULLY GUARANTEED AS TO RIGHTS, TITLE, AND
T WOULD most respectfully call the attention Of
L planters and the public generally to my very
tcns,ve and varied assortment of the above labor
saving machines.
IN thus presenting myself to the public beg
leave to state that not Agent for any partc-
ular machine another, but let them stand their
merits, and if any machine does not prove to be
what is represented, it can be exchanged the
money will be returned. Parties living at distance
sewing and Knitting sent by mail, with prices
attached
In sending for samples E sewing. state the kind of
work the machine particularly required to do also
the kind Of stitch preferred-Shutte (same both
,ides) or Grover II Bakers stitch.
N. B. All kIrds Of Sewing Machines repaired.
cleaned and adjusted Ny personal attention will
be given to this branc' of the business. Needles for
the following Machines constantly on hand:
WILSON H. SMITH'S
BARTHOLF MACHINE,
WHEELER & WILSON,
GROVER & BAKER,
I. M. SINGER Il CO.,
SCOvILE 4 GOODELL,
PARMENTER & BOOTH,
PLANIR & ANGER
RAYMOND MACHINE
FOREST CITY MACHINE
BARTLETT'S NOVELTY do
Also, Machine and SiN Cotto's. Of the best quality
houses.
JOHN NJ TRACY,
oct cots Baton Rouge, La.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06
{ he Sngar @lanter.
pup11sHEDEvERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY J. HYAMS
EDITOR ANDPROPRIETOR
once Near the Ferry Landing,
WAT TON ROusG e.

rr,,Ms or THE "sUGAR PLANTER:
s,beeriptSon-s3 year, due in~aricbly at the
ti,oe Of subscribing; if not then paid. or within
three months thereafter five dollars will be charged
M snbscr Ut ion will be taken for less period than
.ir months no paper discontinued une'l arreara-
ces are paid: +
r,srr1s 70 Clubs-Where club of not less than
,.n names IL sent with the cash, the paper will be
furnished nt - so each su bscrber Vnd addition
al COPY to the person getting up the club. Where
a club Of not less than twenty names is furnished
ith the cash the paper will be forwarded at SS 25
e.cL subscriber, and tw" copies the agent.
A.lvertSslnx-idvertis not exceeding eight
Gne, 81 for the first insertion and 80 cents for
~ subseq ue"t one those Of greater length, pr"
ror.;on A liberal discount to those who advertise
b. the year
- In Mi cases to ourself the right Of
eiudiaz ANY advertisement we may think proper; it
A.no understood that our advertising rates
ir a. We think proper 10 insert.
JOB PRINTING.
s.ch s pAxriI Krs, BLANKS. CARDS, BRIEFS, FUNERAL
an, otbcr Notices. executed with neatness and des-
n., h. In all cases. cash on delivery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

MISUNDERSTANDING Alabama III Isham and wife, Il
Sanford, Geo Hayes, w Eaton, Thomas Kursood, w III
hurschalk, Wright l. Spear L,pland, A Wankfur-
ter, Noranroth, Hermon, j Cfawlcy, Murphy, L
Stafford Gardner Thco whppler, Miss Bryant, Col
den Randall Asa Hunt and wife Anna Bidder Mrs Lewis,
Cesborn Mrs Foley, Charles Tayor wife and child Mr.
Hill and child, Hatch ID Brewer Lewis Hail.
Michael Wamburt-and IS in the steerage.
MASIrA-Ship Industry-Mrs III Waters, infant ser
want Master X IL Waters, Jr.
PARA-Bng Isaac Denson-Marquis crefus, of NYork.
DEPARTURES.
NASSAU AND Notwithstanding Karnak-J Howell, Geo
Stewart Rodgers Jas Seeley Geo Orowell, Jas Whitley
Mrs Emily Smith Jos Stewart Ludwig Stewart Adam Micie
New York Daniel Murphy, Hamilton, q W; JAS Coolidge
Hicks and servant New York Mr. and Mrs Brewer jersey
City; Mr. and Mrs Corlies Crane Miss Crane, Mrs
Merwin New York; Mr. and Mrs Davies, Boston sNr
and Mrs Hndekoper, Pennsylvania ii Armsby, Albany
Havana-Mr and Mrs Baon and child, Philadelphia
Faber, New York John Hinke philadelphia Mr. Maybe
New York; Ioyle, Jos Cuhbert, Philadelphia: Blss
Chicago: James Ten Eyck, Albany; Nathaniel Morton
Platenlas New York. Alexander 8arng and servant
London; Jos Virgins, John Virgins New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
TUESDAY, Jan. Sc p.

TUESDAY, Jan. Sc p. NJ.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive Of spece) from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending January T.
1859 1860 1851
For the week ..s664,752 1o42,s27 2oa5,775
This is surprisingly large export for this season
of the year. and proves how healthy trade con-
tinues to be, Notwithstanding the political troubles
The largest items appear to be cotton, breadstufs
and provisions all Of which are selling in England
at prices which tempt heavy exports from here.
The movement Of goods to China has increased
since the news arrived that peace had been de-
clared. We may look for pretty large export of
domestcs 10 that country this spring.
The money market continues fairly easy TO
those who have undoubted paper or collatcrals.
Some strictly panic short paper was done this
morning at per cent, and "a premium was bid
for the new government Treasury notes. There
is rather more inquiry for money call. 1t il to
be hoped that this does not arise from revival Of
the pernicious custom of borrowing on call at
bank on the pledge Of mercantile paper. If the
banks are lending their funds in this way, IL will
be safe to look at any moment for another crisis in
the discount market. Liquidation proceeds vigor
ousy and paper Of the higher grades is becoming
very
The foreign exchange market il dull, but firm
Bankers ask los 1857 for their bills. Mercan-
lie bills are held all the way from 1903 to 1927;
but there are very few of them offering. Bills
dorscd by the Bank Of Charleston are offered at
low rates, without finding many purchasers.
The stock market was active to-day, but prices
were generally lower on the speculative share
list. The Michigan Central dividend has not in
spircd confidence, and the price dropped TO SO,
closing 81 bid, against IS bid at the close yoster-
day. Illinois Central declined TO 7G, closing 76%
bid, against rs yesterday. Toledo fell of per
cent; Burlington and Quincy, q; Rock Island ~
Galena, a; Panama, 2; Hudson, IL; Harlem, "a;
New York Central, q. Erie rallied to 80, but was
dull at the advance. A fair business was done in
state stocks and railway bonds at unchanged
prices. United states ives Of 1871 (the new loan)
sold at "a marked advance. Tho new policy
Of the government improves the market for
public securities In The afternoon the mar
ket was shade better, and closed steady
at the following quotations United states So
1871, %; Virginia 90, IS; Tenuessecs, ~ a 70;
Missouri 6'si 81 49, Canton, l4Z a 10; Cumbcr
land Coal preferred, y q 10; Pacific NAL, ~ x;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

The following dividends have been declared
The New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company, semi
annual dividend of cent the Pacific Fire Insurance
Company dividend of 10 per cent payable the 10th
inst; the Nassau Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn
has declared dividend OF 10 per cent the Merchants
Insurance Company, semiannual dividend Of 10 per
cent; the Jersey City Insurance Company, mannual
dividend Of per cent the Tradesmen's Fire Insurance
Company dividend Of "a per cent payable on the 10th
instant.
The sales of land by the Illinois Central Com
pany the first week of January amounted to
$50 900. The cash collections for lands sold
$26 900. The sales exceed those of the entire
month of January, 1860.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin of Janu-
airy says
Business continues 10 along quietly and trans
actions showed important increase either monetary
or financial circles. 1Ae only effect produced by the
Austraasian's advices which to hand early
hour, slight strcnng OF rates OF foreign exchange
but most buyers ndisposed TO pay previous
asking rates, Of could not be induced TO sub
NIT TO a further advance. Ia fact the demand
light that small sales OF sterling TRANSFERRED
fractional decline yesterdays figures but under cir
cunstances that rendered them exceptional Tine bills
the Northern cities still very much neglected
ard rates Of this description can only be considered
nominal but New York sight is in fair request with
deratc operations at previous quotations We quote
fo!lows:-Cear sterling bills, 1olis 1925 100; bin
Of ading bills, 9s loo 10l; francs $50 $40 per
dollar sixty day bills New York, &c. 81 Az per
cent discount; sight, "a discount at bank and 4
per cent discount on the street Operations in the dis
coun. market have disclosed variation OF any kind
since last and notwithstanding the large payments
OF the LIST and 4h that have 70 be met tomorrow the
calls upon the banks Indicated but little, II any
On the street there total absence pressure,
and fewer evidences Of stringency than have owl
denccd for time Capitalists, however, do not APP
pear TO be anxious to operate and nothing under strictly
prime paper be sold at anything like reasonable
rates
The following is Nell Bros statement Of the
movements Of cotton for the last week and since
lst September last compared with the five pre-
ceding years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

sss g ssss ssss ss
spoke shg yShI stuart aSo snip aise wsnde from
CaIso e. HAMPTON Rcsas, g..e @ainpas' sprung NovM
sSiS y iSd son o Boston, Mantle days. Nib
sugar &C. 70 Took the Eastern route through 1oo
s.sn Ss' Z
the Gulf sn since eosssg which !. had Ign n spase
whaling bark VIM wnon full bound home via st rSomas
I ssnss es!ysy g in m ssi sssts
B.k Johann Prus, Kuhn, Ne seaside 70 days
E virginia OF BALTIMORE Sesss RIO JeasT 70 Ess
Of Rio Janeo brig Hydra Of seagsPor going
DsD e for Hong
sap A1S. ASsa e $ o s. r aaOs
bark steering showing white and red signal orzont
2sh at 90 lon 90 passed bern brig Of New York, from
ssiI Royal BRIDE Sr Of PED, England Rio J.psrs s.
II GsmpsnsTo e Bsl.ors Dsss Rio !sasro Nov
Reindeer soi New Hsssni Isnislr' Port spain
spoSs brig Eliza ssrdSsr rom a. 'Ss for New York
Brig Maria, Morgan, Para, Dec Is with rubber, to L
Brs issas benson, Barton Para Is day.. with mass 2
Parks froea Pernambuco for baltimore
Brig Arases Lindsey Aspinwal, Dec H. with mdse, TO
Brig Caroline Porter Aspinwai 81 days. with hides &C. to
Bg Neyins OBJ of s. John, NIB Cole, Havana II days.
IN ballast, to j Nevus u Son.
Brig Mary Cobb Cromwell sombrero via Hampton Roads
6days, with gmano, TO order 40, o,,.,
WIZ sNse'R Has ssssa
d1s q ssr SA s Of fw Weeks St
Sn % aS o ssr a0r S Passed
loading for New Londonwoud san IN days; also
bern brig just arrived Dec 30 lat q - lon 70 49, spoke brig
Sawyer Of Damarscoa, Tor Matanzas same day, schr
Snn fer "a Fssdph p
'0S q days lays with cotton &C. fps Boston r. % aov. with
sugar &C. 70 Leverch Had heavy weather. has "A
was boarded By ana soa from g Dsone cy
days from Malaga New York. provi-
schr Charles William, Golden, Williamson, NC days
schr James Jones' Jones' Norfolk, days. with cotton TO
schr Bergen, Cole City Point l2 days
schr Elizabeth Eleanor g mass) Robbins Alexandria
schr Surprise, Case Alexandria, q days. Experienced
schr Yorktown, wogom, Alexandria. q days.
Schr Marietta Bur-, Haford, Alexandria, 10 days
Schr Eate, Fackmire, Alexandria, days.
seSr Mary Ellen Ellen HlcS sn cnnecssssae, days
schr Rio Grande, Boxson Virginia
Schr Horizon, Jarvis, Virginia.
sehr spoford, LongsIreet Virginia.
schr VIM salisbury, Hudson, Virginia
scSr H Ansns Ro Low s Long v, vgna
schr @ smith soper Virginia
sehr Alice Ida, xcklsy Virginia for Fairhaven.
steamer Delaware; Cannon Philadelphia.
Steamer New London, Smith, New London.
Steamer Albatross, Jones, Providence.
sseamer Westchester. Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Ina, of Eastpor, from st Domingo
Also foreign bark from Rotterdam and brig from New
castle, Is days.
Steamships Karnak tBr, Nassau and Havana Jamestown
Norfolk, &e ship Far West New Orleans; sarks Virginia
sehr b Potter Sabine Pass
Wind at sunset NV, very Light.
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ShIPPlN G NEW S.
ALMANAC Exv roxK-rErs DAT.
srr nfsrs.......... 70 nooE nfsKs. morn l3
sgrs % MOE wArKR. Il


Port OF View York, january =, 1851.
CLEARED
Steamship NaiaDzas Lesegane, MstanzasMora Bros, Ma
a 20.
steamship Jamestown Skinner, Norfolk, &c-Ludam A
ship VI Ryerson, Strong Liverpool-J a Smith a Co
Snip Erie, Cavcudy, Bremen-Rueer bros.
Bark III rrowbridge Frisbec Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Sons
Bark Welsh Naeii, IIavana--Masuire A Armstrong
Bsrk Mary, Gibbs, Trinldad-G Stephenson a Co
BARK Tivola, Brown wllmington-sturges Co
Brig Los Amgos (Br) Warren. Kingston, JaA Solomon
schr Life Boat, Reed, Rio Grande, Braz-R Edridge.
schr Duncan, Tyler, Mobile-E D Huribut Co
Schr Eclipse, Cook, Sabine Pass-T Chase
Co.
schr Gertrude, Cassidy Yilnrington--J Hand.
Scbr Hamilton, Ogden, Aexandria-saford Dodge
ARRIVED.
Steamship Palestine Br Martyr, Liverpool Dec Is with
mdse and passengers TO Cunard % inst lat AZ IS lon "
o. passed steamship Canadian, from Portland for liverpool
The brings $3.50 In specie
Steamship Alabama schcnck, Savannah, with mdse and
passengers, 20 samuel Mitehi Son 9Th inst 10 20 M
of Hatteras shoa sgnalized steamship Cuyler 10 IS
PM, steamship Florida both hence FOR Savannah II "a
steamship Marion, hence for Charleston.
Steamship Noun: Vernon, Iayned savannah with mdse
and passengers 70 10 II n Cromwell a 90.
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey Savannah with mdse
and passengers 10 II Cromwell Go.
Steamship FarkerSburc stannard Wilmington NC with
mdse and passengers, 70 II y Cromwell Co
Ship Pampero Lester san Francisco Sept ~ with mdse 10
wletts Co Nov "a on Cape Horn spoke ship Crusader
I'm, from Chile for Boston; Dec l. lat ~ Ion vi spoke ship
Champion, Lanson from San Francisco for New York al
"a lon 20 spoke sp bark Hoppct from River Plate FOR
4h, Int 20 10 Ion 81 40 spokc Dutch bark Zephyr
Rotterdam bound ~ Sch lat 70 p lon a. spoke Or sim
Blue Sscsss from Liverpool for Australia nh, OF Care !,
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New 1c~ - /
p - Central, 1871 n; Erie, asH q;
-.dssn River, 4e114 "A; Harlem, l5H "a; do. /
preferred, 3sA "a; Reading, s9H 4o1a Michi- |
gan Central, "a . 81; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, l4A ~ do. guaranteed, "a a
a; Panama, ll41I ll5; Illinois Central, 7eH
n; Galena and Chicago, 64H "a; Cleveland and
Toledo, 33sS "a; Chicago and Rock Island, 53H
a 81; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 67A es.
good deal of anxiety N felt in commercial cir
ces with regard TO the coming spring trade of this
city. Had it not been for the pending political
troubles, it would undoubtedly have been the
largest New York ever knew. As 1t ia, notw,th-
standing the troubles at the South, many mer-
chants loc'k for fair average trade. j. is con-
coded that the Southern buyers will be few in
number, and that their purchases VIII be limited
in emount But the West win buy more goods
uan it has done for five years. No. since 1856 has
the Western country had 80 much produce to sell
az it has at present. and the demand for that pro-
| duce both at home and abroad, bids fair to be
| lively until next fall. Notwithstanding the enor-
nous amount Of food which we have sent to Great
Britain during the past three or four months the
British markets show no sign of weakness and
| shipments continue 70 pay profit And in the
same way, Notwithstanding all the troubles at the
| South, the disturbance in the currency by
| the suspensions of banks, and the threats
of non-intercunrse 30 freely uttered in the
| cotton States, Cincinnati is at the present
| time doing larger business than was ever done
before at this season in selling food to the South
4 ern States, and the traffic on the Illinois Central
and other similar routes is also unexampled. 1t is
1 inferred from these facts that the West will be
able to buy largely this spring, as largely, in fact
as the present scarcity Of goods in that section
may dictate. This prospect, taken in conjunction
with the probability that the importations will be
light, is considered quite encouraging by many of
our loading houses. They say that the West has
not had the means to buy since 1856, and that its
| population has increased SO largely Of late years
that past experience will prove an unsafe guide in
guessing at its probable wants this spring. Accord
/ ing to the census returns thus far received the
i States Of the Northwest have nearly doubled in
i 49,
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Thus the receipts show a decrease of 572 600
bales from those Of last year, and a decrease of
100000 from 1859; and the exports exhibit the
following results
Compared Ct britain Tronce Oh. r. p. 7o0l Stock.
last year $4,000 $1,000 1000 200 600 s7s 600 600
INC De- Inc
1880. 900 10000 5i,c 27oco ls6 600
Messrs. Neil Bros. say on the subject of
crops:--
This subject is again attracting attention and
Is surprising 20 find that quarters the large
falling of in receipts lately regarded oonhrmatory
OF short crop The deliveries up to this date for
the past years have comprised half the crop This
ruptcd by long continued political aud financial disturb
anccs, threatening at time To shorten the supply
Frees fell TO panic point, and planters held back their
cotton. Thus, instead Of the bulk Of tho crop being
already delivered, have yet 10 receive IL: while,
should the four million estimate prove correct should
have nearly much cotton year after
this date. The recent advance IN price leaves no room
TO expect that cotton will now be held back Tho whole
crop win doubtless come forward and the result be
limited only by the quantity grown.
the New York Central Railroad for the month of
December, 1860, compared with its earnings for
the corresponding month Of the previous year =
......s... so22els 10
90 390 n
Increase. .............. W b22 ~
The following are the receipts Of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad IN December =
1890 sss %
1859. 49,. +t...,.t...... A,O81 %
Increase .,.,..t..............,..,. ,fls,so u
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City Intelligence.

PAYING THE CSANE's CREw.-The crew Of the United
States vessel Cyane complain that they have been dis
charged pcnness from tho vessel which they served
and Notwithstanding the Of speedy payment
find themselves, at the end Of two weeks, in COM
pletely destitute condition Many Of the men live away
from the city and are for of funds unable to rejon
their families aftor absence OF many months.
those having the power speedily attend TO the just wishes
OF these poor men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

woxntayrr. T2.o1rB rIRExAS nerEvuOS o. ~
- yp,ss TpAnNwhen the Express tram down last pght
- between 2hirebeck and P0ughkeepse, the Ead-
~% IA Ratosd enc Of The rod Which ;onneg.s The
@IIhtnks nan twho sitting in Bis seat) sent
VIZ nies tho Goals u the tender fortunately unniured
.p'swMso instant death almost miracle, as
~ 1870 which he sat ard tho whole slice 81 the
sn,ae sovto Co. We shvered 70 pieces by the revolving
broken rod me. 10 90 W. ~ ~ 70 a1ub
ssv"a . ~ h,, the fefder. The tram a.
sspped and ~ hsf hour was on its way e POUCH
sSpl ,,i,. .,ih -. connecting rod at t8st plooe
s,sesres engine vac uoev, I'd nod tbs tram Wrised .n
abe cay N tune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

TIE exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 81 1884 ,498 ls, and the balances
81, 10000 n.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon, presents the follow
ing aggregates, as compared with those Of the pre-