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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-18
SOLDIERS MtEIRs IN PiITseUss-Iaf PRESIDENT En-
Used.
From hc Evening Telegram Of yesterday.

From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
PnT-BURG. Jan. II, 1868.
regular meeting OF johnson Camp, No IL wa
hold la5i evening IN Pttsburs. There was an.
usually large turnout the occasion and every
present exhibited tho strongest determination poss tso
to support the President; and 10 may not be- auiss 10
mention that large proportion Of those assembled we're
hoBorahy discharged 3odicTs Tho folio wing preamble
and resolutions we're adopted:-
Whereas the couutys conyused By the la's action or
the radical members Vi me W their
upon the President o the United States designing cor.
rupt aud intriguing onca sAd by the action ~ The radical
members 81 the House Of Representatives Interfere with
the pfetOgAxcs 81 The supreme Court thri ef0re be
Resolved Inst we tender 10 President Johnson thanks
Tor the steady und consistent mNnnef Ia which he has
these outlaugs ~ TIE coustuVn oi the aud
he purify q the Judary and We hereby pledge
and hOn0rs 70 aid hfn sustaining hts patriotic efforts
cOncie tho country and IN lesuuNstey discharng the
dut.es BELONGING O. hs Office.
Resolved that recommend the people Of the coun
~ oteanlze johnson clubs camps er respective
district ~ un they may hc ready q he'll, the c,nsefva
t~pel all and attacks THAI NAV made against
the LIBERTIES u the .eople ~ tie radical faie aud ruin
patty
.es7igcd That tie Of tie Nav Yonx ffRaAtp IN
detsnre ~ tie administration meets wh our hearty ap
prgblt1ni ana ih4t ~ suggestion Tor the hullng Ma
Nnat tpnRc tanyc Convention carried Nat aud
name baltimore - tue place aud ta I'D
The Nne fUf holding said convention.
Resolved. that iel0N cit " onpo4ed 10
rad can requested To- extend Their and Dy
active menlers Of this org 10 sation
Resolved That AZ papers opposed 10 radraIsn arc re.
que4led u papiisD these resolutions
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SHIPPING NEW s.


Arrivals.
Bark Bergman fSwe), Lnstedt, Cadiz, 81 dAyz with
maGe to Funch Meincge Wendt Has been II dr4ys north
Of Haeras with strong norhery gales Decl, lat 20 81
Ion 49, spoke ship Alpine (Br) from Dundee DO,
schr Anna Price, Baker. York River, Va.
Schr Henry Middleton Newton, YORK River.
Schr Morris Burbank Jones, Chincoteag Ge
Marine Disaster.
STEAMER RELIANCE. OF Norfolk, med on the James
river Yesterday Her were taken off by the steamer
saltwater. She was insured in Norfolk for $SO0O
American Ports.
CHARLESTON, Jan l7-ATrived, schr W, Smith, New
York.
Scholarship Richard III Liverpool; brig Marie
Iona; achrs j Warning, Boston; Bramhal, Savannah
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan l7-Arrived, schrs @ Smith,
Van Name. and Rainbow, NYork
Ssled-Schf Merchandon, NYork.
NEW LONDON Jan I7-Arrived, schr Chief, Elizabeth
port for Norwich.
Saed-Schrs st Lucar, and Nellie Bell, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Jan l7--Arrived, steamship Leo, NYork
Cleared-Bark Hypatha, Liverpool schr Alice q Grace
NYork.
For otaer Shipping News sec Seventh Page
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALnANY. jan. Il. 1865.

ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1865.
DAvID's ISLAND.
message was received from the Governor, covering
communication from General Grant, asking the State
to cede TO the United states Jurisdiction over David
Island Subsequently bill for this purpose intro
duced.
NOTICED
BY Mr. GEStT-Incorporsting the Peoples Railroad
Company OF New York.
INTRODUCED
b. hr. BANEs-Incorporatng the Union Safe Deposit
Company
BY Mr.. CauLpvELL (per Mr.. Gencp-To create hnr-
Dor district and board OF wharyes and piers therein
aHo Incorporating the New York Underground Rail-
road Company, and relative TO the New York Mutual
Gas Light Company. The bill coniers the privileges Of
sections twenty twenty-one aud twenty-five Of tile
general law q ls4s.
BY Mr. MArTooS-The annual Canal Appropriation
bill.
Adjourned all Monday eYnning.
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nunn~.-as 81 vote on all test questions. Though
Southern democrat Justice Wayne was true patriot,
and generally acted with Chase and Swayna Hs was
from 1880 TO 1884, he could not lie down with the trail
tors in 1861-64 The vacancy cannot be filled by Andrew
johnson consequence act Of Congress providing
for the reduction OF the members Of this court to seven
members If he could oil there IL little doubt that he
would nominate ex-Attorney General Black or Mont
gomery Blair.
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BILLIARDS IN RgsIna.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday.

From the Evening Telegram OF yosterday.l
BosrOs, Jal. IL 1903.
Now York VIII be obliged 10 yield the palm 10 the
Hub Tor superiority at billiards AT an exhibition hero
last evening, between tho celebrated Pierre Csrme, OF
New York. and William Iobin, Of Boston, in Two hun
dred and nfy points, lobn won twenty minutes by
fifteen points Alter some fancy shots by the New
Yorker he then tried his skill with Edward Daniels the
Masachns us champion, In game similar 70 the
wun Iobn. This he also lost in fourteen minutes b.
ski, eight pOalg
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NEWS FRQM ClNclEhAIl.
AttncIimcut-Henvy observation-disclosures
Lawsuit.

From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
CISCISSAII, Jan. H. 1865
Alexander +. stewart, Of New York. has attached all
the personal and real OF l. Hopkins OF this
city, who recently failed for 81, 900, 600.
Defacation 10 the amount OF $500 coo IL said to have
come to light the Hamilton County Treasury Depart
menL
The Chicago aud Allegheny oil and Mining Company
has brought suit IN the Pennsy vana supreme Court
against the United States Petroleum Company. The
involves q sum Of 81, O00, 0O0 aud hun
dred and twelve parties involved with the defendants
as subtenants.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.1S GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
w 70 erect the
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
for
INVALID SOLDIERS.
ndsr special charter from the stats Of Penn.yyania
passed March q. 1857.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Alta meeting OF the Trustees, held at the GIrard House,
Philadelphia, on the 9th inst. it was
Resolved, THAT THE ENTIRE NET PROCEEDS shan
be devoted to the erection Of the Asylum.
The following gentlemen elected officers for the en-
suing year.
President-GENERAL JAMES A. BEAVER
secretary-LIEUrENAN GEORGE B. BERGEN.
Treasursr-GENERAL HoRATIo @. sIcKEL.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEoPLA
The object Of this Association is to provide by public
esertion. NATIONAL HOME for our disabled soldiers.
have served their country the expense Of their health
and happiness. who in the battle FOR tho natons life
were MANNED, and are Low incapable Of working for
their own maintersnoe France has hsr Hotel dss Inva
de where rest the ashes Of the great Napoeon England
her Greenwich and Chelsea Hospitals the former being one
q finest architectural ever devoted 70 chart
SSups: lave saa IN The
soldiers Monarches provide for the aeyamon o.
SS'
hs sSs noSt pao left happy
hour q her deep Sa.s v we a psS Ssssud
s sasT sps nsed pG
.asYde sass
but win R sos SI ss
1sS h q f sa Hssf
this assocaOn sndsn Of dollars hs battle
s site ts Of General so use! as e. S
READ THE FOLLOWING CARDS; s.. diamond
We
described in the list aud and them all S ssninEsp Ros
Diamond importers. No 20 Maiden IsS SsT York
Diamond Setter. No. ss4 Broomss street. New YoEk
4
snow for s the
From the Postmaster General of the United states
truly Ssns@esn and ppssroo enterprise
| TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
whereas tho Supervisors Of the Gettysburg Asylum FOR
s hfns the
ds M n Of U nina fU
dence proceeds OF said Gift Festival viii be devoted
| to charitable uses. IL, c..-.... \.
hold such Gift Festival from all charge whether
from special tax or other duty IN respect 20 SAD G rest
4 val E. A. kOLLlNS, COMMISSIONER
for
In the New York Legislature Incorporating some one hum
citizens drecorsbut under which bill
action had from that this-and knowing
ss our and o. s
cordially endorse enterprise, and 1t shall have AL
aid Of my tongue pen and vsrI
gratuousy services OF my full Orchestra the occa
s'0n q your fsA''A' - living THEODORE THOMAS.
In order to promote public the highest de-
urherance Of this great object the Aseo
citation diamonds public exhbi-
the show window of the large fur and bat efensh.
las Hotel New York The world renowned yacht Henrietta
has also been purchased. ,,..,
| the holders TO the fair and botn OF the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS:
| IRVING HALL, NEW YORK, SATURDAY EVENING,
FEB. 8 1853
! HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA, SATUR-
DAY EVENING. FEB. ~, 1866,
which latter OCCASION
committee OF prominent citizens Will be selected 70
audience the fall 10 commence
Monday February "a at ~ O'Clock A. NJ ut horticultural
Hail
Se4l $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
will be distributed the ticket holders acc0rdancc
with the charter, and tho following
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation OF afternoon paper In the city, IL is
therefore, The most desirable medium for advertisers.
II f. SMITHS
81. GREAT SERIAL ROMANCE,
entitled
EDITH AVELAND;
ALL IN TILE WRONG,
WILL BE CONTINUED IN THE
SUNDAY MERCURY .
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ALBANY, Jan. II, 1865
understood that Governor Fenton has rendered to
Judge Mason, Of Madison county the seat the Court
of Appeals bench made vacant by the death OF Judge
Wright
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Making in the aggregate is o4 prescnts valued at
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS
Orders he sent to In registered letters Post
once orders IN from 81 TO o. az risk Larger
amounts should DO sent IN drafts express at the
lowing
CLUB RATES.
Five tickets ~ dress ~ 70, ~ tickets ~ adj
S9 ~ csrts " address, s o.. ~ tickets
address s1 ~ address, siJ t0 100 tickets
10 address, $50.
Address all orders and Communications TO
GETTYSBURG ASl III NJ ASSOCIATION
bsd Broadway, New YORK.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. lI2s Chesln ut street
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HENRY A. DArIEbS NJ. D., SURGEON i3iI LEX.
Ii ington avenue Absolute radical cure without knife
caustic detention from business, for plies, structure
hsua Diseases OF pelvic viscera dsfornites oye,
lace and person. Once hnurs from IL ~ y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-18

HONE WEEKLY
IL The best. the cheapest paper In the world Tho
thrilling novelette, Daisy Doom, Is being published
10 H. The most eminent writer's Of the age contribute TO
Terms-6 cents per copo; 81 per For sale at all
Publication once, i2 south Third street, rhiladalpha
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INVALID SOLDIERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

(under special charter from the State Of Pennsylvania
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In order to promote public confidence highest de-
gree furtherance Of this great obec the Asso
citation has decided the diamonds public exhib
ton the show window OF the large fur and hat
of John N Genn bib Broadway under the ~ Nicno'
has also been purchased. AN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-18

DAY EVENING. FEB. ~ 1865,
which latter OCCASION
a committee OF prominent citizens will be selected 10
the management in making the distribution
before audience at the on fa 70 commence
Monday February a. at ~ O'Clock A. NJ ut Horticultural
Hal.
S84, $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
will among the holders, accordance
with he chArter the following
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-23
Jabfg. 25.

ale bic aufsesebenen @priide oustpenbig unb ant.
tuortete auf Die ON iie eerdteten raaen in Der rid
tisen, poreeihriebenen 6orm, obne ih - ipie Die
meiten dbrisen Rnoer aud - etpas geionoeres oa.
bel su benfen.
Dab iie babel ols 2ebte Der Goniimantinnen ftano
unb, aIs es borbe mar, aud BON yliemanoen - ipie
bod ale bie iibrieen 2inber = einselaben mnrbe,
uerjtanb fd uon iebit nno that ihr nidt belonbers
pe6. sic mar ia bic @emeinoe- -gDaiie uno baran
sep0bnt, suridaeiebt su perben. gines nur sab ibr
einen Slid in ihr iunses Ser3, uno aud weniser
Der Worte unb gebeutung als Der Irt mesen. nit
Der es 3u br eeiast purbe. @eraoe ndmlid, als iis
aug Der r6e trat. no Die iibrigen Ginoer BON bren
auf lie gltern empfangen tuuroen, trat Der Shnl5e
aif iie Su unb iagte, einen @ladwun1 meiter nid3t
fiir n6tbie baltenb:
Na, sSallerie. beute bait bu mod frei moraen frlb
aber nimmf bu beine Saden nno 3iebft 81 Baunts
ietters binber, bic bid oorldufis in Dienft nebmen
ipollen 8iit ou erit einnlal elm Dierteliabr bort
bann fannit bu oeinen Metbcontract nit ibnen iel.
ber MAIDEN, benn bu pirif jebt aft genug basu. nno
ebe bic gonfirmontin ibm etpas barauf crwibern
fonnte brebte er i ob, nm feline eisene Sodte auf=
suiuhen unb Su besruben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-23

Sic in Seiien bsrbreiteten aufrubr proela%
mationen lino in gras seorudt tuorben; Der Secre-
tor oes 4urfiriten, Elm Serr Yreer ioa lie abssfabt
gesen bas in 8ras befinolife Sofperional bes Sur.
fiirten Die anflase auf So4perratb gu erbeben.
lambs bemiben lh braiilianilhe 4senten, 2eute sur
Muslpanoerun9 nod 8railien gu Derloden; Die
oeutiden 8latter ratben auf's gntihieoenite 6apon
ab, neil Der 3ped oieler gerlodunsen nir lei, Die
malenbaft ansumerbenoen oeutidben Mrbeiter sur
Suluns Der oecimirten failerlid bralianiiden seo=
arnlee Az pertpenoen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-23

Gin Barber 1T i'm Reiu Yorter 3ollbauie nit
1900 Dollars Sabrgebalt, - non,ineQ ols .Vorter"
ansejtellt poroen. Setne eisentlide amtsfunftion
beitebt oarin, ben 3ocoeftor unb anbere berporra-
aenoe geamte su rafren unb su friiren. llnele
Gam so6It.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-23

IA neue StoregebGube ioIen Inn 2anFe bic.
{es Sontmers on Der Soditrobe rridtet msrben.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-25

correspondent Of the Clarion, referring to the
future Of Meridian, says: Already two very i'm
nortant lines cross here--the one from the lakes
10 the gulf. the other connecting the Mississippi
river with the Atlantic seaboard- and which INES
grow In importance as they are looked upon to be
great links in the Southern Pacific road. But
most important act has already been accomplish
ed the purchase of the Wills Valley and North
East and 8. w. r. R. by company of Boston
capitalists, who have arranged for their compile.
ton by October next. thus making the directest
route from Meridian to Chattanooga. The impor'
lance Of this completion cannot be overestimated,
as it opens the rich iron and coal region OF Ala
bama. These gentlemen, learn, are now arrang-
ing for important workshops OF every character,
in Connection with their undertaking in Meridian.
But the most interesting feature, and one that
greatly concerns your people on the lines OF the
same company land who have ample means have
also determined to build direct road 10 exten.
sion of this from Chattanooga to Meridian, thus
sfordinc for ali time TO come the straigbtest pos
sible route from New Orleans 70 New York and n,
Is bound to 20. Look ct the map and you will see
It's grand advantages.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

There ia Western Tract and Book Society on
Film street. Cincinnati, sustained By the various
Evangelical Churches of the city.
About one hundred and thirty members OF the
Jewish congregation worshlping a. tne synSgosue
Of Ada yerhusus,- In New York, met on Sunday
last and pledged themselves In the future 70 close
their places OF business on the Sabbath-dsy.
The Reverend W. II. Milburn, of the Episcopal
Church, we'll known in this country as the olnd
preacher, Is under medical treatment 10 Berlin
and IA encouraged to hope that his sight Will De
restored. .,o, ~
ceiyipg over ten thousand dollars year for their
clerical services, and hundred ministers LOT tne
same city who do not receive over one-Oen'H
that amount each.
At the late synod Of the Roman Cathohc Churcn'
in New York, il was resolved that there snail oe
no more pcnics, or waitzing, among ene menDe. -
in that diocese This action was taken because II
was believed those things were attended oy III
moralities, hurtful to the Christian character.
THE members of the Greek Church are about 70
erect A church edi6ce in San Francisco. runos "
a considerable amount have been contriou'eo ~
vsrious parts of California for this purpose, aug
n ia Understood that the czar OF Russia wi sid ~
the enterprise by forwarding sui1cent smoun
for the construction of an edifce that VIII prove
an ornament to the city. A missionary mas airead'
been sent 10 officiate.
lyn. has been opened for divine worship. Appro
pirate addresses were made by hevs. oso,rs
Mineins and Beeoher. In the evening Mr.; beeche
preached to q large congregation OF WORKING mel
and women, in the new chapel. The edince, u
said, would be devoted to various purposes ever,
night in the week, as well as Sunday schooi am
religious services during the Sabbath. He spok
of the social distinctions Of the present day as
variance with the teachings Of the gospel, an
cited the example of our Lord, who not oni
preached the gospel to the poor, but associate
with those whom be taught after amanner repu
sive TO the Pharisees. :,
An organization called the Workingmens' Lord
Day Rest Association has Just been Termed
London.
Aihsnv a few Sabbaths ago, Q sermon preache
by hin, inst fifty years before. And what is NOR
remarkable, 1t was the first sermon he eve
preached. The frst date was Andover, Conn
August 80, 1918, and the last Aug. 80, 1865.
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THEATRICALS.

" must be confessed that we have wa,oh.
WIN some curiosity, since the Academy and Vsr;a
hS,o were tnrown open this season. the patron ag
pSsto"eo upon Them by the public. for n wa. 49,
common remark beforehand. that /, ,ba ~ was In'
sa Az exc1sment preceding the presidentisI eIa ].
ueu, smusemenis would find but a meaear sSn,.
M M nor pave these fears been altogether disan.
been e Gu as general thing the audiences have
son to expect. "1 sooo rea-
me Varieties was well filed once or twice a.
RIsgciany on the night when Vining Bowers's Major
rie.,s DoCes was repeated. and the Academy Va.
merous audience on its first sppearanca h.
SINCE Drawn but an average Attendance 7, -
csitalhly 10 be hoped another week nav cbron;'
vsy. al Increased interest and patronage, for mi
yersal Efforts have been made by MI Fova ua =.
.ne varieties, and Mr.. Bidwen, at the Acayer,s,'
spective lines. An 'neie re-
Il is surprising how prevalent near .siubtsa,ss.
The s;n,a rs become among theater goers, from
ior tne season. These msladies always ,esnJ, ~
an Increased eagerness TO obtain front seata a.
~ ~ as lar forward as possible. The eentemsn
~ ,ne pox once smiles incredulously AZ the Off.
hi n request, but complies as far as lies in
Al the Varieties last evening Richard Irr,, |
Va played, the performance being the frs.
,ra entertainment of the season. We
ire compelled to defer any extended crit;cism
2nt can pause to commend Miss C,rav AZ O,,ea,
'sT,s az. and Miss Freeman as Lady Anne.
Inc academy matinee yesterday was Iaroelv
and the occasion productive of immense 10
TENDED. VI A'uo ones WI
Inc 81. Charles, 1t will be remembered 40
eA OK, MONDAY evening. with Ben DeBsr an
ass IN .ne leading parts, and Charlaem Hr
Inc me-. Academy win be opened sp is Pope as
At the Varieties tomorrow,-s 1Saight, Offering |
r the first time in New D . night, Boucicaults
noney," will be played |
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BAYOU Grey Esss9 bales Sot %s, to
yols xu slse- Payne
Gerard cragElo LesI sswgais s9.s Rsloey
n SsT%sn ess.sr an
= Levitt A lngrsham-4 Dasiys-S SGT Os fso+
SP WHIT Carter sslls Cammacs.s Con;
S sssSd, zsss go ssySsef ScO
wss @aR Tst,OG Penn Rna racs Do Rop
,ssbars1s DO Moms-77 SKIS cotton ed A Msyinnis.
Msrx2s DO Adigs-s. d0 Bennett sI1 8sS do
SSls new Ms'pere &eo1 Do Durssenl1 ess
wool ssTs SKIS eS % ssas as 90
Jurey Harrs2 bbls peanuts The9rer-7 bdl hides 70
Ersness al, 4es ossso oS
bales pea Cslomb g Os pee ms S. SIS
cans Dumssre-i bbi hides Merigus-sS :ks rice D
III, 1 Ss' ST, scas to Osdssfos
24 bales cotton l6 sks sesd cotton hhds ne" sugar p'H
n'EFFFRSoN-stesme Rose Frsnks-5o bales cotton to
.lmsey &cO4a Burbrdgs &eo-% Ay y so S1o Go
"a Az MiissDberesr-gi Richardson Msy2o gno Phelps
Carter sg% R9S Payne Payne aann.ss
DsIsS Perkins. Ts1sS Si0 sen.s FrsssT
rs Mstsp T.11 Sco scps Harrison Son
5Sicus sSereS Autey-5 Jursy Hsrris-5T 8 endsr;
SRs Is:s 6.nss. i Soa.o"
TSI,: sssSs sco
Jno # Hardie &co-l Kern shesrsr-i bales wool bssdes
TSsG x: corn Bousay
pcnZ7e Gaines Eggleson-l4 SKIS pop SKIS binders
* wniputs hides Clzpp Bros 6co-od la
trelI hhds bacon dc Ha rison sonl bols peas
Ale Sherrk Autey-l Arthur& co-sandres 70 oroef
/ Total 5l3 bales cotton hnds tobacco ties do
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild Wag0ner-7l bales cotton 70
Scott Caee-7O Flower-56 newman dco-4i A Lew
25 smith, Ober. Atwater &co-2l Wright Auen AGO
2l yoett Black &co-l5 Jurey Harris-l0 Dsshva-ie
| Never Deutch Wes-I A Il reae &co--lo are a on
M fenn Pace Nixon-ll Gaines & Eggsston-o r nus,
10 Gerard Orsig--s Higgins 6eoIs Groeoe 9eo-l
Warren Crawford &eo-7 Aliens sherck AatsyIos hare-
81 ehrnan New gzss &co-5 G DensS nowNo rrest9n-
| r G.ischer-3 ri McCol-3 West Wight Jno Hsr
die kco-2 sale Cammsck-l Jno Tnornhiil-l * walk
er- Aymsr 8cs2 seed cotton seeye-lS5 SKIS cot
on s.sd Msrx-4O4 DO Scott Cage-l25 do Bennett
coIoS 40 A n Pea &co-50 do Smith-25 do Flower
rs rs corn Weilman gel-3e do Aymar &co-3 bols o
sorahrn A i, grief &co-S bos -four I Buddecks Ace-
bhis rs.s Jnrev rsrris-2 do q LOgan3 do SKIS do
NM nsannt. Peale &co-l2 axis potatoes sks peas
csrnfsi atrone-l bbs Macheca-2 bbls peanuts
i-sh.nndes 20 order-Tots $40 bales cotton 2 SKIS see
| cotton 2zss SKIS cotton SEED ~. "a
| iOcKPORT-StesIner Hetty Ginore-l0 Dbls new molss
"a. Nv Tate-s 40 p j Psyy kco-l0 khds sugar Cos
Eock keo-25 sks seed cotton dfour-3 do Sewn
Ecnlisny Fac apophfbbl pecsns bbs potatoes bb cor
80 corn bbs peanuts and suncries Iereoonns
hss ssSss Nv Tee-2 bbs bbs peanuts Is pkgs
sn,-I hbis peanuts Csnhepe Loubeas-suDdres N OF
Tots 10 sugar bbs rnolasses 40 sks
'BAaArARlA-Lurger Bars:aria-A SKIS swss; potatoes
| baskets tomatoes 70 order
| Receipts by RallrooAs.
| -v- ourpAua JaCKsOu n GREAT NOBTHERN-
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Cattle Market.

orr or yuBsRsos. October IS 1853
sola vesterday-S43 Texas Beeves. BAG Calves
and Yesrlipgs, rs Hogs, AIS Sheep. Stock on sale
uors 10 Mich Cows We quote: