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DAILY PROGRESS.
I0CAI MATTERS.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1853.
To Correspondents. Will our correspon
dents comiplj with' our request and write on but
one side of the paper! We shall be compelled to
throw out all communications, in future, where
this request is not complied with.
' i - . ' ' , "
From ibe Edilr.
A private letter, received from the editor, in
form us that the health of his lady had so far im
proved.as to enable her to travel. He probably
left Olin yesterday, and may be expected in New
bern on Wednesday or Thursday.
Will there be AntLerf
We see it stated in our New York exchanges
that Heenan, the Denicia Boy, and his friends,:
not being satisfied with his late defeat, have chal
lenged Morrisey to fiht again, according to the
rules of the English prize img, for $5,000 a side, or
upwards, and the championship of America, in four
or six months from the first deposit. Is there no
way to prevent this tight ? Is there no way to ar
rest the evil 1 We think there is, and we would re
joice to see an effectual method adopted. Here
, is a plan from the New YorkDay Book, which we
think is a good one : j . ;
" We would suggf-st tlfat a very appropriate
punishment of every person who engages in any
way in a prize iigni uo, ntut nn-j mcauv iusc w
rights of citizenship, and all political privileges.
This is the case now in this State with the duel
ist, and there is much greater reason why the
"same rule should be applied to the prize fighter.
An American who engages in such a brutal en
counter degrades himself to the -level of a culprit,
and is unworthy to be au American citizen, lie
ought to be outlawed and cast out of socie ty as
unlit to constitute a part of the sovereignty ot the
commonwealth. Such a law as this would go a
great ways towards making this relic of baibarism
unpopular eyn among " fancy men." Another
law should be passed to suppress ail newspapers
or publications advocating or devoted to prize
lighting. They are more demoralizing and per
nicious than the "gift lottery " papers that the
Mayor' broke up and are even quite on a par with
the obscene literature which every day or two
falls under the ban of the police."
The same paper adds that it "would require)
but little additional legislation to effectually put
a stop to such disgraceful affairs as the one be-
' tween -Morrisey and lleeuan. We apprehend
that the direct result of this fight will be a whole
"crop of murders and affrays this winter. The
horrible murder of Bill Poole was the sequel of a
prize fight, and some similar occurrence will with
out doubt, be the consequence of this before the
excitement in delation to it has died away. At all
events, it'is high time that something was done to
save New York the disgrace of another such affair
and society the moral pollution wrhieh inevitably
flows from, such unparalleled exhibitions of beast
liness and depravity."
f : The Richmond Grays. It affords us much
pleasure to read of the prosperity of a company of
which we were long a member. We clip the fol-
lowing extract from the " Richmond" correspon
dence of the Petersburg Express. Often have we
soldiered side by side with the author, and some
of the happiest moments of our life have been
spent in his company, when we were both Grays.
Long may he be spared: to note the prosperity of
i the company to which he is so devotedly attached :.
" The Grays, Capt. Elliott in command, paraded
in full uniform' on Friday night) -and attracted
mucji attention. They numbered sixty-live men.
Their .drill and discipline was admirable, and
their uniform scrupulously 4 neat. In marching,5
they carried their muskets erect, iu which par
ticular many companies fail most wofully and
stepped with the precision of regular troops. The
Grays are worthy -of complimentary notice. They
have struggled through adversity, battled man
fully against a tide ot discouragemeut, and now
repose on their well-earned laurels, the acknowl
eged " A No. J" of Richmond military. To First
Lieut. Louis J. Bossieux belongs a large share of
the credit of this happy result. For years, he has
. lavished time and money upon his favorite object,
and the regard which the (W'ays cherish for him
as an officer and a man, is well deserved. "v
The Richmond correspondent of the Peters
burg Express, speaking of the 'United States Ag
ricultural exhibition to come1 off in that eitv, savs :
"lam enabled to state,, by authority direct
. from headquarters, that Lord 'Napier, the British
Minister, will be here during the Fair, unless de
tained by some unforest'.cn occurrence, lion Ca
leb dishing, it id stated, will deliver the'. annual
address. '1 he prospects are that we shall have a
good many lions, as well as a iine show of domes
ticated animals. Strangers are daily arriving, arid
business appears quite active." .
lvELUaors. The protracted meeting at the
, Methodist church, in this place, says the Danviile
Transcript, closed several days ago. We under
stand that the result was about twenty-five con-
versions. Twenty-one persons united with the
, church last Sunday.
Rev. J. L. Fisher, well known here, is t
ister in charge of the Danville church.
pondents of the Richmond and Petersburg pa
pers speak highly of Mr. F., and of his manner of
conducting revival meetings..
; '.. Cheap PrintiMg. :-.-::,'".v'i --s
The low prices and the superior manner in
which we have been doing Job Printing ha3 pro
duced quite a rush to the ' Progress " office.
This is as it should be, and proves conclusively
that promptness and a liberal policy, in the man
agement of any business is the best. We now
keep two first class hands in the job Department,
and though we have been doing, and continue to
do, a large' amount of work, not a single job has
been delayed beyond the time at which it was
promised, and as onr business men are begining
to find out that we are prompt and reasonable in
prices, no wonder that we should have a heavy
run of work.
Recolleet the place. u Daily Progress " office,
Pollok street, near the Post Office, where all kinds
of'Job Printing is promptly, neatly and accurately
executed, and no "one disappointed.
Town Subscribers,
Who do not receive their papers regularly from
the Carrier, will please give notice at our count
ing room, that thVneglect may be remedied. Of
course we shall have some vexation's and annoy
ances to contend with at first, but, we trust, in a
few days to have every thing, working to the.
satisfaction of our friends and the public.
Superior Court. The Craven Superior Court
is in session this week, his Honor K. 11: Heath,
presiding. J
The bar is fully and ably represented by the
following gentlemen : Solicitor Geo. S. Steven
son, Hon. Wm. H. Washington, Duncan K. Mc
Rae, Geo. Green, H. G. Hubbard, S. Atmore, C.
C. Clark, H. C. Jones, G. W. P. Custis, J, W.
Bryan, J. : N. Washington, J, II. Ilaughton, and
Alex. Justice, Esqs. - " ,
We understand there is about ninety-five cases
on1 the State Docket, and about seventy-five on
the Civil locket. " ' -: '
I The charge of his Honor to the Grand Jury
was very pointed and positive, and from the man
A Witca and A WrZARD. lr of SRtocUs not
Orer. It is not rare that we read of miracles in
the columns of the Catholic journals of . France,
but they are generally too weak an invention to
merit attention. The one which follows, however,
mounts beyond 1 a doubt, to the dignity of an event '.
somewhat-exfraordinary, A vision, it is said, has
recently occured at Lourdes, to a girl of 13 years
named Beraadette Seubirans, at a grotto from
which gushes a-spring. At this place Bemad ette
asserts she saw fhe, Virgin Mary, who commanded
that a church should be built on the place where
she appeared, and in order, that no doubt should be
left in the minds of the incredulous a3 to her ac
tual appearance at the place, the spring was made
to appear to mark the spot. It is further asserted
that the waters of this spring possess the power
of curing all diseases and all pains, pnd in this
quality an immense trade has grown up in the
sale and transportation of the .water, while the
i!grimage of the faithful to the spot rivals that
to Mecca. So much for the witch ; now for the
wizard. -.- ' - ; .""'
Mr. K- , of the city New York, a year since had
a dream w hich left the impression upon his mind of
reality, that there was a mineral spring near Alton,
or Altona, in Illinois, that would cure him of his
disease, with which, he had been most painfully
afflicted for a period of over five years, and whieh
the best medical aid he could procure had failed
to afford relief. His despondency was such that he
had, at this period, given up all hope of recovery
and thought' only that he must die. In his dream
there appeared to him the figure of a man who "told
him of the spring above mentioned, and that it
would cure him, and remarked that he had told his
wife the same thing. In the morning after, Mr. K
says that he found his wife much troubled at not
recollecting something that she dreamed that
would cure him, and all that she could remember
was that it was-something in -which the name of
Alton was connected. M r. K says that pre
vious to this he' knew nothing of Alton, and had
not in his mind that such a place was in existence.
Under these circumstances such a spring was ac
tual ty, found, Mr. K. .went' to' it, and became a w ell
man.1 " ! ' ' I ;'. '- '
"Value of old Newspapers. How few per
sons realize the value of files of old newspapers.
They' are often worth three or four times the .ori
ginal price of subscription, and sometimes even a
hundred dollars would be gladly paid for a certain
volume if it could be obtained. Jsaiah Thomas,
in collecting the materials for his History of Print
ing in Amelia paid upwards of a thousand - dol
lars for volumes , of old newspapers. So says
' The Printer."
Why is a muff like a fool ' Because it holds a
lady's haud without squeezing it. -
NEWBEM PRICES CUKllENT.
GPIt should be understood that our quotations
generally represent the wholesale price. Iu filling up
small orders, higher rates have to be paid "
. MxVlUXE XEWS. :
PORT OF NEERN. NORTH CAROLINA
arrived. "'
Oct. 23 Schrl Catharine, Wallace, to B. B. Lane.
Schr. B. Maitland, Hill, to B: B. Une.
Schr. E. Pigott, Curtis, to T. J. Hughe.
CLEARED FROM NEW YORK TO NEWBERN.
Oct. W. Schr. S. A. "Falconer, Terrell, to Dibble
& Brotbers. ' r ' " '
COMMERCIAL.
Schools receive a large share of public attention,
and are most) v placed oii a secure foundation.
He then 'proceeds to give a more "minute, de
scription of Eugene City, hich, though only
three or four years old, is a flourishing, town, witir
a population of ;00 to GOO. Prices are as follows :
Land claims, including improvements, sell from
$.1 to $J0 jer acre American hes from $100
to $350. Indian horses from 40 to 5100. Wheat
from 75'cent.4 to 2 50 per, bushel. Potatoes
about 1 per bushel. Bacon from 42 to' 50 cents
per pound. Sugar and coffee about 20 cents
Laborers $2 LO to $i per day. Clerks and
teachers $75 to $100 per month. This town is
also centrally located, and some look upon it as
the future capital of. Oregon. , .
Okegox TEKiu iiORY. A correspondent of the
Eugene City Pacific 'Journal, thus describes Ore
gon Territory : ! ' '
The great bulk of the settlement in Oregon is
in what is known as the .WilHamette Valley,
which is about 150 miles in eugth, and 30 to 50
miles broad; and i'the ..WilHamette river, ' a-r-navi-gable
stream most! of the distance, runs throusrh
1 v a i t t ' i r i -1 1 its -entire length. ' The principal town 'in the Ter
ner m which they seemed to receive it, we should ritorV is PoAand, about fifteen nules' above the
think they would be likely to be governed by it; mouth of the Wiiliabiette, easily reached by
consequently evil doers may expect to meet the j ocean ster.mers. from San ; Francisco and other
fate thev just v demerit. jxtrts. Jt is a cit' of about 3,(00 inhabitants, and
rru t 1- e n 1 : i r i i is rapidly gnwing. Th other - principal ..towns
xue alc very iuu, out nu. ine ay ; ()iv vlt Corvallis, Eugene City,
nis iionor took noia oi mem, on xvionaay mom., lioseburg and Jacksonville, ranging, from SOU to
ing, we are persuaded that they will be. much BOO, inhabitants each. There are eleven newspa
smaller before he is done with them. The State ' pcrs in the Territory, five at Portland, and one at
t. , , . . " i. -t r, : each of tite other towns I have mimed. Salem lias
Docket is to occupy- the attention of the Court . au extensive woolen vnianufactory, while most
first. , ; ; . j other kinds of maqhincry are in operation tlirough-
t. SI n f . Oil! tilt; lUUUItl, UU ,t H. Ul li 11 ICSUUltW
Judge Biggs presiding, met in the Court House
in Newbern, on Alenday morning at 9 o'clock.
Hon. Wm. H. Washington, represented the
District Attorney, and Wesley Jones, Marshal,
was present.
John L. Gardner Esq., of this place, was ap
pointed Clerk, vice Benjamin Brown, deceased.
Mr. Gardner gave the required bond, $2,000, which ;
was approved, was duly qualified, and forthwith
entered upon the duties of his office.
The Court ordered that W. C. White, Esq., be
annointed Crier, and that James E. Morris. Esni. i
be appointed Bailiff.
The Court then adjourned, to meet at the same
NEWBERN MARKET, October 'J6, 1558.
' TUBPENTIXE. 3i bbls. sold yesterday at." $3
35 for Dip and ?;05 tor Hard.
BOHIN. 1W bhU. Bosin brought $125 i bbl.
SI'IRITS TUKPEXTINE 50 casks changed
hands nt 45e, gallon. . v
COTTON. 9 bnles soldatllic 'iB. ;
WIOlfNGTiON MAKKKT. October 23.
-.TUKPENTIXll SalH ytwtwday of 252 bW.; and
to-dav of 4f0 bhls at $ ? fur Virgin "and Yellow Dip,
and Z '75 fr Hard P S0 frs.
SPIKITS. Sales yesterday of 124 bbls. at 46Je.;'
gal. Xo sfiles to-dav.
EOSIX. Sales to-day of 600 bbls. Common, at
1 2( for l;.r.;e bbls. Y 1 - '
.FISH. y'e note - the -receipt,- yesterday, ?f 215
bbls. which charged luuids at $" S? for pine bbls.
-New YoTiK, Oct. 22. Flour quiet ami unehnns'ed.
Wheat has a declining tendency, and is nominally
lower. Corn is heavy: Mixed" oGc. C7 c. Stoek's
higher and -active.
- . , e '
Baltimore: Oct. 22. Flour quiet nnd unchanged.
Wheat firm : Ked $1 15$1 .'J . White $1 30 4.
Corn quiet: o'ki White 7e.f?S0e.; Yellow 8r. 82c.
place, this morning at 9 o'clock.
The Canadians gkt Ssuhred for Desiring
to ske the Queen. Queen Victoria has refused,
for the present says tlie. London" Telegraph,- to 'vis
it the '-potash-factories .and, hickory-clearings of
(Innndfl - idtlion'rhi an --invitation has come' to
Those who take an interest in speculations ; Buckingham Palace from the ' flourishing: and am-
The people , who, across
For the Naturalists AStrange PlIENOME
NON
upon the laws that govern the . existence of the 1 bitious city of Toronto.
Frog species, which wastaken out Lyttoii. It was not to be expected that the bov-
of ice. The Frog, is abouf one ' cfeign s mum mmertaKe to opeir ine annuian
, . , . ii Crystal Palace; that the Prince tft V ales should
o over wit 1 ins coveinor : or tuat 11. iv. 11. niin-
le mm-
Corres-
Lun oks Can Visit. Id f. C. G. Davenport,
editor of the Express, Edenton, called on (he edi
tor yesterday. We don't know how Jlr. D. used
to look, but we have seen men holding court in
Newbern, that :. didn't look any better than the
editor of the Edento-n Express, did on yesterday.
fcorry .Mr. 1. was not in. "
on font
which
It
promi-Bure.n,
A Bank of Gold. There is" a pr t et
in New York, to establish a bullion' bank
otiao use noiiiiug uui com in 11s transactions
meets with the cordial approval of many
nent men, amorijr whom are Lartin Van
Kobert J. Walker John A. Dix, and Johii J. Cis
co. 1 he capital is to be 1 ,U J,Oeit, and the rev
enues are to be derived from loaning this sum,
and charging a very small commission, from the
two-hundredth to the One-tenth of one per cent,
on the sums deHisited with the bank, which will
always be payable in coin. ? i
.United States Senator fr6m Texas On
the t?th September Governor Runnels fonvarded
to Hon. Matt. Ward, of Cass county, a comnn
sion as United State? Senator from the State of
Texas to till the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Gen, Henderson,
various species of animate being, can find suitable I lre Atlantic, represent the second youth of our
, ..,. , t ) ; nation, wiil no doubt be disappointed ; but tliere
occasion by calling at the Bar room of the Gaston : is UQ reason thtir 'Velf,lovJ should be
House, wher may be seen j a small living . ehibittered by the hland: apologies of Sir Bulwer
creature ot the
of a large lump
ineh in lentrthf
o-"' -".7 c " c
icy pavillion, some time during last Winter, in j self, husbnnd in t hie one case, and, father in the
the neighborhood of Baltimore, and some time other, should avail jhhnself of so excellent an op
during last Spring or Summer was shipped to this ' portunity. tu find hh sea legs and become a saiior.
, ' ! 7 . ;. v , , , I W liat wc fear m this part of the world is t.ie es-
place and put into the ice house, where he re- tablihment of a dangerous ! precedent. Not but
mained until three weeks ago, when he was taken ! that, a royal steamer, with a squadron in atten-
out - and placed in a glass tumbler. Bein- thus dance, yould be pertectly sate, even amid the vi
cissitudes ot the ocean. navigation, or mat it wouju
not have been delightful to see American Repub
licanism pouring over the St. Lawrence to ascer
tain what manner of thing Monarchy may b ;
but that if the prayer of Canada were gratified,
other dependencies would put forward similar
claims, which, if 8't aside, would provoke invidi
ous comparison, and, if conceded, would keep our
court perpetually on,the move. Public opinion
in Toronto is aware, we presume, that the Queen
cannot be absent while the Legislature is in ses
sion ; less than half the year, ' consequently, is at
her disposal ; but wnat if Australia were to imitate
Canada, and suggest that her gold-mines and kan-
aroo-pastures were at last equal in importance
j the lead mines and aquatic rice-fields of North
liberated from that cold region of death and for
getfulness, and coming in contact with the warm
life giving atmosphere of the sunny South, his,
torpor passed away, his Jegs became nimble, and
he commenced living, breathing and jumping as
a frog. The strangest tiling, however, 'in con
nection with the matter, is his refusing to take
any kind of nourishment. m He has ben living
upon air alone fur three weeks, and rigidly re
fuses to partake of either meat or drink.
The schooner Napoleon, of this port, bound for
New York, and not for Newbern, as we stated in
Saturday's issue, from Trinidad, put into Beau
fort Harbor on Sunday morning. The captain,
who is an old sea-goer, says he encountered
heavier seas and rougher ; weather on Friday
night last, than he had ever before experienced.
We learn that the Napoleon has been doing
a good business since she sailed from this port,
and had a heavy cargo on board for Gotham,
which she will soon discharge if no ill winds be
tide her. , .'
j - " . 1
Don't be Bashful. If any of our country
friends, attending court this week, wish to sub
scribe to either .the Daily or Weekly Progress,
they need not hesitate, -we're not done taking
in. - Oh, no! Not yet. We'll send you the
Daily for $6, or the Weekly for $1 50. Tlie
price of the Weekly used to be one dollar and a
half, but we have now reduced , it to one dollar
and fifty cents. ; . '
See advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liter IntU
gorator in another column fse 1 dl y
iO SUA I4 13 On consignment, 300 Bugs North
Caroliiia Kan. ilv Flour.
Oct iib dlrw ' W. C. WIHTFOBD.
tpt WAIiI3 On coiiripumer.t. lth bbR Ce
o:c!;t wiil be sold low to ( lose- out.
W. C. WIHTFORLV.
The Composition of Milk at Various
Twies of the Day. Professor Bodeker has an
alyzed the milk of t health v cow at various times
of the day, with the view of determining the
changes in the relative amount of its constituents.
He tound the selids of evening milk (IS per cent )
exceeding those of the morning's milk (10 per
cent.) while the water contained in the fluid was
diminished from 81 to, 39 per cent. The fatty
matters gradually increase as the day progress.
In the morning thev amount to IS wnt at
- - 1 7 -
jn-i veui,., anu in ine evening o;4 per
cent. This fact is important in a practical point
of view; for while 16 ounces of momincr'a milk
to
America? These inspections, for some years to
come, must be done by proxy. '
Eighteen years ago St. Louis contained, we be
lieve; but w,0U0 inhabitants. It now claims a
population of 1 Gil ,0X an evidence of what en
terprise and industry can accomplish.
i Half Dollars. During September $255,000
in silver half dollars were coined at the New Or
leaj'S mint.
AUlilVALS AT THE HOTELS.
will yield nearly half an ounce of butter, about
double this quantity can be obtained from the
, evemng's milk.
GASTON HOUSE.
WILLIAM 1 MOOIiE. Proprietor.
Oct. 25. II. II. Brinsou, Newbern; M, G.
Cherry,' Greenville; Joseph JIarkfull, Duplin;
Thos. H. Harvey, Geo. C. Lewis; J. S- Ives,
Hardy Lane, Newbern ; Thos. Kespcss, Beaufort ;
B. F. Morton II. H Morton, and servant, Jacob
Morton, Alamance; Henry J. Loviek, Craven;
Levi Bell, Beaufort ; W. 31. Munday, I. S.Whis
nant, Newbern; CoL S. Hill, Craven; W. H.
Harvey, Newbern ; Jacob F. Scott Trenton ;
John N. Hynian, Trenton ; S. E. Davis, Carteret ;
Sam'l W-" Cuthell, Craven ; Edward Nelson,
Greenville; Alex. KoberLs. Joseph Roberts, Ports
mouth, N. C; Daniel McKeinue, Dudley; A. H.
McDaoiel, Geo. Washington, Lenoir; C. E. Bal
lard, Georgia ; F. G. Grinin, Kinston ; L. Cowper,
North Carolina ; E. B. Cox, Kinston ; M.'..L.
Black, North Carolina Railroad Shop; Thos. G.
Wilson, Craven ; AJ. Biggs, Goldsboro'.
WASHINGTON HOTEL .
WILLIAM J. SMITH, Proprietor.
Oct.25. M. C Iiic'j ai d.-on, Craven : J. A. Stanley ,
Wasir gton ; A?a Biggs, Wi!iiTnton : T. H. Gaj
kiu,, G. Dixon, Craven; V, W. Bell, Carolina City.
X. Porter had .Lnd vt J. Perry . and Lady, MLss A.
BeiL J; R Jones; J,T. Daw, Carteret ; A4 C. Latham,
Xewberii; M. C. Bosjey, G. W. Andrews, Craven;
Mr. J. C. Bi yau, Mrs. SHiidenoii. J.'A; McDauiell,
D. Perrr; Jones ; J. Cleuiona, Craven.
Oct 2o dvw
Mrs. rsrTisiss:,
M1LLIXEB AND DBESSMAKER,
l'ollok Street, i tJcorx nlmrc Cnf'he-'l' new bn tiding
AX IVBJ.liy, x. c.,
Hasjnst received a new and splendid astiortii'ient of
BvHihets,- Kibbojis, Trini.miius, &e., to 'which she
would 'respectfully. 'invite tite Kttentiou of the Ladies.
IreMm;ikmg pi-o!jiptiy attended to.
Oct-5 - . VJt :'
,yLJTl ' For Xfw Vork.
T!ie fast sailing sdir. L. E. JOHNSON, will
i:vc t-uiek. dispatch as above. ' For -ti eight oi pa
iie, upply to ' B. B. LAXE.
Oct 23. 7 .. ; . ; d3t.
111 imiktaStt T Bii:AT.r.I5 iN.LUM BET? ,
LATHES, MEAL AND FLOl'll. The under
signed", proprietor ot TiuTs Steuin Mill's,- neiir Kin
hto'ti, N. C., begs leave to inform deah rs iu the above
article-, and all others who may-want tl.etnj, that he
is p; ji;reI to till or-ders ami to deliver, fit any neee.
ibie po-nt'-trti t! e AH iutie & North Caiolinn R.xii
Koad, MEAL, FLOUR, LATHES, und ail descrip
tions of -LUMBER-, at as Sow pi iees as they, can be
tifniihed ei-ewtiere. He re peetfi:lly solicits orders,
and iimrHnt.'eriutisfctiou as to qiui'.ityand proin'pt
nesK of diwputch. Address JOIINTULL,
Oct 7 dtf Kinston, X. C.
TRIUMPHANT!!!
Swan & Co. C'oiitiinif to Drnw 11 it Usual
WitJiotit liitcri'iiptioii.
; S W AN & C0.rS
LOTTERIES AliK LEO-AL.-AXl') ALIIORIZED
, BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA !
ThclaU' afkuipt to injv ri oitr jnn' ha shutrn that our
Lollei iesi ore ntcii-J'ni 1 1 y ; that our Prizes are
Paul Punctually ; and that our Sri,evi' are
vwrelihe'ral tha H-a a if other Lottery in the
' Woihl! ! . ;
Tiie following Seheiite will.be drawn, by S. Swnn &
Co., jM uiauert; ot tne iSjart:i Ac:metj-y Lotteiy, 111
eac-i of tlieir Single Xu:hbenLottei ie- for November,
1858, at Auu-it.t, G i.,-in public, under the Vuperiu
tendence of CoonaiionerM : , j
Otas 40 J) rates tot unlay , Norrrrtjter 6, 18TS.
Clan 41 Draies Saturday, Sore in let Vi,
'Class 42 D rates Sat u nlay, Xorrnil-er -5j0, 1S;S. .
Cf fits '43 I), ana Sar vril'i tf, Xrt in! 'e.-'27 , 1 J
OX THE PLAX OF SINGLE XUilRERS.
Tickels ! 5,4S. Prizes !
. Acarl) One Iriiee to Kverv Xiiie Ticket!.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME ! i
, " TO Hi; DRAWN i
EACH SAT I'R DAY IN NOV EM BER !
. . . . .$1)00
....... 8U0
...... 7U0
....... 500
....... :m
....... 1
....... iuu
Beeswax, .t
V ib ..'.' 30 30
Beef Catti e,
JH !bs. 4 S 00
Bricks. VU. 7 00 8 00
B.iUKELs, Turp., ea.,
i-M hund.l 7." rl 81)
- New,. S2 00
Candles, lb.
T.-.lkw,.-....l6 18
Adanantine,2 a 28
Sperm, -. . - - 35 tb 50
Coffee, 15. J
Javr IS a 20
Lagujjyra, ..13 . 14
Bio, .... ....11 3 13 ,
St'. Imino,Il H 12
(NitTckv " P IB; :J .;::' i v
New. s ll a 11
Cotton Baggisu,
P yard,. ...00 19
Hope, V ft. 8 a 00
Co us Meal,
t bushel, ..65 70
Domestics, '
Sheeftr.P yd 8 12J
Yam, P ft. ,00 20
Eggs, doz v.00 " 15 ;
Feathers, ' :
V ft:.... ...50- 50
Fish, bbl,
Mullet. -.0 00 7 00
Mackerel, ..10 (M
' Herrings, .
X. Cur., ..5 00 5 50
FlouH.N.C, V bbbt
1 ......... G 7a 7 00
Gi.ce, ft. ..15 , 20
Gl'NNT U AGS, .15 20 ,
Gi'avo, Peruvian,
V l&...:.....:i' 00
Land Plastkk,
. Vhbl 1 50 00
Grain, V bushel,
Corn, ......55 60
Oats,. ......35 4t)
Pean, Cow,. 50 00
J)o,l$!k lv,l 00 - 00
Wr.eat.K, 1 00 00
Bice, clean, 4J 4
Hides, $ ft.,
(ireen,. - - - -. 5 6
Drv, . .....:10 12
Hay," P iWt fts, t
'KarfArn. . . . .80 1 00
Iron, P ft, .
Ei!rdh,;;ss'd4 00
S weed "ri ref'd 5 . - i
Lime, v bbl 1 00 . 00
F'mstore, 110 1 25.
Lumrer, P M, (Mill) "
(STeUiii Miwed)
Floor Board;-,
rough.: 8 0010 00
planed, ..18 0020 0
e lea r, . . . .25 00 & 30' 00
widebd, i i Wu lo 00
scantliiijr 12 00 15 00
Ship JSttitf,
rouii tdire 8 00 10 00
Molasses, P Gallon,
Cuba, l.hds-3;2 Iv 35
Do bUs,.00 35
N Orleans;., -00 ; 00
Liocohs, P Gall, dom'c)
Widskv, 30 00
N E Bum,.. 50 55
Gin, ..40 45
Brand v, 45 50
Apple "do,. .'.65 80
l'each do, ..85 1 25
Navai Stores,
..(Turpentine V "280 fts)
Virgin,. ..11 00 3 75
tK)
00
u
11
10
tH)
00
m
13
27
.B'i
Yellowdip3 35 6 3 40
Hard... ..2 00 ot)
Tar fbbll GO 1 60
Iiv order,.T 75 00
Pitch do. .1-25 1 50
Bosin. P .3 00 4 00
Do No 2.1 25 1 50
Do No 3.1 10 SI 50
Spirits Tuqentine,
I gall. ...45 00
- Vnruib,eal,30 00
Naii b, ft
' Ctit,. 4 V
Wrousht,. ..10 TU
Oils, P" Gallon,
Linseed, rawyO ' 00
Boiled do, 1 00 , 00
1 Train, ... ...80 a 00
Befd whale 1 00 00
Lard; ....1 10 a 30
Pea Nlts, bu (H) . 00
Potatoes, P bushel
.Sweet,.. .. 30 ' .V)
Instt, 1 00
do P bbU 50 s
Pkovisioss, V ft,
, (X C Bacon,)
Hams....... 13
Middlin-jrs, .".10'
Siioulders,.. 9
Hoir Bound, 12 Si
(Wet-teni 11 aeon.)
- Middhng-, ..11 a,
Shouldei-, ..9
N C Lard; .. 13 a
West" ndo,. .12
But ter,.... 23 &
Cheese . .. ..11' '
Poke, (Northern,) P bbl,
City Mebs, -19 50-5.20 (K)
Butt,h. 17 iWa 00
Prime 00 M a()0lK)
Beef, Mej-s 16 00 w 18 00
Do Fulton '
, Market,. 00 00 2 00 00
Poultry, ,
J Chiekens,
live ...30 a 35
dead,. ....00 00
Turkey-, li,.75 1 25
Do dead, ft 00.' 00
-Sh;eep, P head,
: Lambs,. ,.1 50 g 2 00
Mutton, ..1 75 a 00
Fresh Beef, on foot
P ft,-.......04 00
Salt,
Alum, bu.25 3D
Liverpool, P -sack,
ground,, 1 00 1 10
do fine,... 1 50 M
Sugar, P ft,
-Porto Iiieo,.10 11
N Orleans,. .10 11
Loaf ttud
eruslied,..13 13
C yellow, - .'.11 l-.'i
Granulated,. 13 Ot)
Soap, P ft..-.. 6 8
Shisgi.es, P M, .
Contract,: 3 00 5 00
' Common, il 75 2 00
Staves - P M, '
WO bbl. 18 00 20 00
li O hbd. 15 OOalO (K)
Ash head, 8 50 12 00
P M,!. ..20 00 50 00
TaiXow, Pft 10 12
Tobacco, P'tt,
Common, ... 12 15
MtHlium. ...25 30
Fine,... 45 9 50-
Wool, Pft ..15 20
1 Prizes of. i 0,000
1 " 10,fHi0'
" - 5,0i'0
" - 4,KHI
O -1 . 'Oil
1,500
1J-00
o
4
4
50
5!)
100
230
4 Prizes of.
4 " '
a if
i
14
41
ii
4
4
4
4
4
4
5,00;
APPIJOXIMAUON PBIZES.
4 Prizes of$ iUO Aprxj. to $70MiO Prize are $1,600
i.
300
l2u0
125
100
ii
4 4
44
'50 "
2t) are.
.
30.000
10,f00
5,0(K)
4,(00
3,0(
1,500
ti
ti
ti
1,200
800
' 5"o
400
4 3(HJ
I 2f0'
.100,000
o
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5,485 Pri7.es amounting tol. ...... .. ........ $320,000
11 hole 1 icktts $10; llalcts 0 ; Quurttrs 52 50.
1-" A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be ?eiit to auj one desiroun. of reeeiving.it.
Certificates of Pack aes will be told at the fol
lowiii"r rates, wiiicb is tbe risk': , ; '
Uertiluutes of Pakageof 10 Whole Tickets.,
10 Half ." 40
10 Quaiter " . ..... 20
10 Eisuth ' " J..... 10
In Ordering Tickets or Certificated, enclose the
money totjur address for tlie Tiekets ordered, on re
eeipt of whieh tiiey will be forwarded by the first
maiL Purebasers can-have tickets eliding in miy
tu: ure they may deiguate.
Tite List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
PurcU&sera will please write taeir isrtj:itures piain,
and "trive their Pot Office, Gutity and State.
jjT Kemember tlsat every Prize is drawn, and
payable iu full without dediutioh. !:
" All Prizes of ft,BH anl under, pai4 innnediately
after the drawing other Prizes nt th usual time ot
thirtv days. - ;
Alf coiiui nnieations strietly coiifidi-miid. .
Address Orders for Tiekets or Certiti-atex to
S. SWAN & CO., Agta, Georgia.
IVrons residing near Montgomery, Ala., or Atlanta,
Ga., can have their orders tilled, and wtve tiroe, by,
addres-ing S. Swau & Co., at either of Wio.e Citiei.
, C'" A ht of the uumlers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount of the prize tiiat each tne
is entitled to,'WilI be published after every dra win sr,
in the following papers : Angu.ta (Ga.) Conrtitutiu
alist,' New Orleans Delta", Mobile Beguter.Nasbv.l'e
Gazette,' Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly
JDay Book, Sivannah Daily News, Bieinnond DLs
pateh. New York Disnteh, Pauldiiifr (Mi ) Clarion
antf Little Bock (Ark.) True Democrat.
Septal Hx
FB EIGHTS:
T O -NEW-YORK' On deck
. Turpentine and Tar, Pbbl. "..$' 30
Boin. ........... ..do... . 30
Spirits Turpentine . . . .do . .V 50
Flour.. .do 0
Cotton, P ft..... ...... 0 00
Cotton gKdfi. P f(ot,. . ..... . 00
Flaxseed,- P'bilfel,.. . ..... 00
Ground Pens, Pbqsbi;..... 00
Wheat, P bushel,. ......... 00
Lumber, P M..-i 14 00 5 00
TO PlIILADELrlllA,
Turpentine and Tar, P bbl..
ROsih.........
Spirits Turpentine... ...
Ground Pens, P Imbue!,... ..
Cotton, P lb,...
Cot ton goods, tv cubic foot,:
Luinbijr, P Mas to size, 4 004 00
111 IIOSHJ.N
Turpentine and Tar, P bbl..
Rosin.........
Spkits Tureiiti:e. .
Cotton, p bale, ..........
Ground Peas' P bushel,....
Rour!t Riee, P bitshel,.. ...
Under deck
f 00
' 30
00
fm
i
0
1 0
7
8
30
30
50
30
i
'7
8
8
10
&00a 6 00
00
00
50
0
0 00
0
00
a5
00
0 00
00
0
00
00
50 Tt
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30
30
50
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Liintbeiv P M: , . . . . . 5 00 & 00
5 00 0 00
00 45
(!0 . 40
00 fiO
0 00 L 12
00 8
00 7
7 00 &0 00
1 LOOK TO YOUR tNTKKE.ST 1 '
" DA ILY PROG li ESS"
UocU anti 3ob 13iintfno.
NEW PRESSES ! '. NE W TYPE!!!
A I.AKOE EOT OF
Colored I nk, Plain & Fancr C nrdo, Papr,
&C, . .-. AC, -
1 COSSTASTt.Y OX HAM).'
PLAIN AND COLORED
J O B PE I N T I N G,
of every description, can be executed at the ofiioe vi
The IJaity Ifrogres,
aa well nd as cheap as it can be done in North Can
. Una, und in a fetyle that cannot be url"H; .
Our people need no longer send their order f"r
to New York, for we can do it a well as it can be
done at the 'North, and, on terms which shuuld
, KEEP IT AT HOME.
''.XealnrM, Atcnrarr and Dipattb,"
shall be our motto. '
The services of aii experienced Book and Job Printer
have been secured, whose whole time will be devoted
tu the Job Department.
Cards,! Blanks, Circulars,
Labels, Programmes, Large Poster,
.Catalogues, Pamphlet, SbowTldl-V
of eveiy description, done promptly and tmtiah9
guaranteed.- ,
Xotcark snjered to i' the Offire ! Jobt'Dellrtrt
fehei Promised J (
As Ciienp as the Cheapest ! As Good aa the B1 ; '
Orders respectfully solicited. L
Address J. L. PENNINGTON, rropri
Sept 1 .- Poilok Street, XerUrtt, .VJ
VOTICE.
-Will be hold at public wile, at
next; a bt of PINE LUMBER, com-L-tintf vj,Q4
ing and Scantling, belontiinir to the Estate of
loiitiinir
cuiire, aecea.ned. .
A credit of six months will be given. ....
W. II. PEAUCE, A?" ''
Xewbrn, Oct J2,lfV58 , i,n'