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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-01

1I7- FIFTH WARD. At an adjourned meeting of
the Wing voters of the ward, held Sept. 29ln, at
Habbersett's Hotel, Mr.. G BRowN was called TO the
chair, and N. MoNTdeMeRY appointed Secretary, it
was, on motion,
Resolved That the said meeting adjourn TO meet at
the same place on THIS Thursday EVENING, LIST
Oct. at "a O'Clock, and it is particularly requested
that the voters of the ward be punctual in their at
tendance, as business of importance will be trans
acted. By order of
GEORGE BROWN, Chairman,
IT. MONTGOMERY, Secy.
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SEAMAN's CHAPEL. The young men of N.
York have just completed another beautiful
place of worship for the seamen, it is called the
"Chapel of the Holy Comforter" and is moor
ed on the north side of tho city, at the foot of
Dey street; in outward appearance it resembles
regular church, with belfreY, &C., complete
the interior is fitted up with great taste and
neatness.
SHIP CANAL, The British government is Sc
riously considering the project of constructing
a ship Canal around the Falls Of the ST. Mary,
thereby opening communication for the larg-
est class of vessels with Lake Superior. A
survey of the route is now in progress. The
length of the canal required is only TIVE miles,
and the estimated cost but $500, 900.
New York Custom HOUSE RECEIPTS. The
receipts at the New York Custom House last
week, were S306, 945, and of the week before
1911, 455-previously this month S7s5, 94l;
making total thus far this month, of 81 ,463, :
SAL. There have been no shipments of specie
thus far i'll September, but Government has
taken $50 900 in American halves out of Wall
street, for payment TO the North West Indian.
THE RICHMOND TRAGEDY. We learn from
the Richmond Wing, that Mr.. d. M. Hoyt
was still alive on Tuesday evening, without
any material change in his condition. A part
only of the ball that entered the forehead has
been extracted. 1t is still supposed that he
cannot recover. MIR. Myers, the principal in
the unfortunate affair, is native of Baltimore.
TREMENDOUS THUNDER CLAP-Ttco Persons
Struck. The Cincinnati Commercial states
that on Friday afternoon, during the shower,
lightning struck house on Vine street, near
Front, accompanied with tremendous clap of
thunder. woman and a boy were laid pros
trate, but recovered. What is strange they
were near half square apart, The fluid ran
down outside the building and the woman was
sitting at the window when it passed.
ROBBERY. The Rev. Dr. Kurtz, of Balti-
more, during his passage from London to New
York, in the packet ship Wellington, had his
state room robbed of about 500 by some of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-01

TAG MUsEuH-Re engagement Of Mr.. Siisbee The
occasion of the benefit Of Mr.. Sisbee last evening,
drew together the largest and most respectable audi
ences ofladies and gentlemen that has every before
graced this highly dopua place of ama5eme MT
and in compliance with the public wish, the maa-
ager has effected an engagement with this genu-
inc son fmrth for three nights longer. He will ap-
pear this evening in the buresQue drama of
"The Lady of the Lions" and a. "Jonathan Plough
boy'' in the favorte comedy of the "American Far.
mer." Mr.. Booth and Miss Kate Ludlow will appear
in both pieces.
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nz- CHEAP PRINTING and PRINTING o.

o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o.
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office Vi the Clipper, I34 BALrEMoRE-sT,-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much lager than any other
'1S fficV can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADiNG,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc
Indeed il is needless to eRumerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciities with latest styles of type and
ndspendid machinery for doing work. in eUerystyle
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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nc WHY WILL YE BE POOR: When wealth
is at your very door, and needs but an Investment of
a few dollars 10 increase to hundreds and thousands
OF dollars. You reVel in wealth by patronlsing
that uckiest Of all lucky places the great prize office
of COLYlN Co, N. W. CORNER OF BALTI-
MORE and CALVERT STREETS. They have dis
of EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS n large ana
handsome prizes, 10 their numerous patrons, and
we advise our friends, both of the city and country
to make their purchases OF these gentlemen, as they
pay the stctest attention to business and tOr luck
in lotteries they are unequalled See the daily adj
yertisemcnts. ol6t
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NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

~ ]. MASSALSKI 8 co.
beg 10 inform the public that they have opened a Lot
terry Office at No. I SOUTH STREET, one door
from Market, next door 10 Boston s. PRICES Hat
store wis re they have Prizes in variety to offer
their friends
the dwelling se2e5t
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NO WINGS OF THE SEVENTH WARD. An
adiou ned meeting of the 9TH wa,d Wings will be
held in the Wing Hall in Pitt street, THIS Thurs
day. EVENING, at o'clock. The candidates for
the Legislature will be present and address the meet
ing. JACOB DAY, Chairman.
liz u. PARR Secretary,
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The FAT BOYS. The manager of the Museum has
made arrangements 10 exhibit for few days the eel
ebrated Highland Mammoth boys, Charles and Alexan-
der Stuart, aged and years whose united weight
is 500 pounds. They can be seen at the Museum to-
NM
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-01
ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIZ. DRAGONS,
4 IrIAanRE- Eenien her 20 1916

n3- ATTENTION. special meeting of the
Troop will be held at the ArmOry, corner of Exchange
Place and South street, THIS Thursday EVE
MING, the lst Oct, at half past O'Clock. Busr
ness of importance will be laid before the company.
By order, WIN. GAMBRILL, Lieut.. Com.
LEWIS REPPART, Secretary.
PS. The regular drills of the Com oany will take
place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Even
ing, until further notice, at the Armory, s. E. corner
of South street and EXCHANGE Place, over Eyer
tons Lottery and Exchange Office, s30-2t.
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co

CFPOSltt DdIHuIn's, bait. Mo,
gE-uFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md Consoli
dated Lottery, class No 81, for 1876: For benefit o
the Susquehanna Canal:
Is 40 Is As II g. 43 so So II SO 81
Is and 40 icing the lst and 2d drawn Nos each $50
40 and %, being the 81 and 9TH drawn Nos each 80
II and 81, being the 9Th and 9th dawn Nos each IS
80 and 43, being the 9TH and 9Th; or 7 and S. be-
ing the Slh and 10th drawn Nos. each 30
AIlEavIns Two of the drawn Nos. on them each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, I" 5
Ii EMORY CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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o. We invite the attention of the public 10 the
certificates of cure performed by Or. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing of The gentlemen whose names are given
having witnessed this cure, precludes The posi-
bility of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in thus city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen 8,
whose names will be found attached to the cernh-
Gates. se2
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" IA PRATT ST, BATTING ORE, Md.
"A FORTUNE NOW FOR .9LL! For the poor
alike as wei as the rich! All who may wish 10 Sc
cure an independence for life would do we'll 10 call
al the office of nj. DOYLE, Pratt street, at an early
day and secure for themselves fortune, as an old
saying and true sne "nothimg ventured nothing gain
ed" We would only say to eur old customers bring
along the prizes and renew, or get them Cashed and
TO those who never have tried offc that ours is
considered by the knowing ones the most lucky in
the city, and has been named by the Managers the
"Capal Prize Depot"
THURSDAY, capital $4,000. tickets SO, shares
in proportion,
FRIDAY, capital 81 ,OOo tickets 81, shares in pro-
portion.
0I3-LO0k out all those who wish TO try their luck
in a small way, nnw's the chance. On FRIDAY,
October 81, the Grand MIR. Thomas Thumb, Esq 4,
Lottery comes off capital "a 000whoIes 81, halves
so cents, quarters 25 cetts. Certificates of pack.
ages of whoeS, consisting of 25 tickets, viii be is
sued at the low price of GLE, halves So, quarters So
eighths Sl.5e. This good opportunity for small
venture. .l..t
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
Forsale in the greatestvariety lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders pe,
mail or otherwise, addressedto
M,DOYLE, NOl44 Prat;street.
Ts1 Onunsi.n q nannt
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HTSEFUL HOUSEK EEPING ARTI-
q Giles! We have received by recent arrivals
a large aud well selected a+s0Tmentof
fAAIL Y and FANCY H.4RDW.aRE
CONSISTING IN PART OF
TEA-TEAYS AHD WATERS,
of every quaty also Card, Cake and Bread Baskets;
Britannia Ware; TABLE CUTLERY, and a great
variety of othet useful goods.
Being importers of our own wares, we are enabled
to sell at the Lowest prices, and invite old and young
housekeepers to give us a call before purchasing.
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON
Manufacturers and Importers,
lS Baltimore street.
Ol-6t opposite the Centre market
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Ar3- MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY -
The first regular monthly meeting after the Summer
Recess, will he held at the Historical Rooms, on
Thursday Evening, Oct LIST, at O'Clock.
Ii S. L. STRRETER, Rec. Sec.
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Gg- PROBE SSOR f. c. WINE, Principal of the
Os8KL.AND SCHOOL, neal Burlington, Nj, can
street, near Market-s during the whole of the pre-
sent week. ses9-5tt
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STOVES! STOVES, sTOVEsll

ND r. STEWARDS PATENT AIR TIGHT
Il . COOKING STOVE, sold onlya No, as s,
CALVERT STREET, Baltimore. This Stove has a
character which no other has ever attained. II is
warranted to give satslaction-and may be returned
should II fail TO do so. II was sold last year by r.
g. HaPperseit, at ]. w. Stewart Co.'S, 99 Market
street, but is now sold only at rs CALVERT ST.
we are me only persons in this city and state who
are authorised by p p. Stewart of Troy, N. Y, pa
tentee, TO sell any of his Stoves, and caution the
public against purchasing any Stove, as an "impror-
ed SeWaTt Stove the "Stetpart Store improved
as all such are impositions. We have also a large
assortment of the very best COOK STOVES in the
United States, with Radiators, Alright, Parl0r and
Chamber STOVES, which will be sold low al 2s s.
CALVERT STREET, Baltimore.
Ol-eOtf HAPPERSETT & PINK ERTON
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ROBBERY. The Rev. DR.. Kurtz, of Balti-
more, during his passage from London to New
York, in the packet ship Wellington, had his
state room robbed of about 500 by some of
the servants, it is believed.
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zoo THIS CIGARS

Tune-"DANDY JIM"
Every body tehs me, o,
''Booth's CIGARS are all the 60"
went myself aad found it so,
Just as all had told me-, o.
To e5, that is the place,
Ifyou need Cigars, where you must haste;
Or else, altho' you want puff,
You'll not be sure to get enough!
Then haste away, TO Booths you know,
He keeps the best in the city, o,
Just step in his store and you'll find il 50,
Just as have told you, o.
NIB. BOOTHS establishment s in HANOVER
ST, 3 doors South of Camden, nearly opposite his
old and favOrite stand. se24
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LATEST DATES,

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Roc
For LiverpOol-Shp Rio Grande, with despatch.
For Belfast Ifeland-Ship Huron, with despa pch /
For Amsterdam-Ship GaTonne, with despatch.
For Amsterdam-Ship Powhattan, with despatch.
For Rolterdam-Ship Leopard with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Atlas, with despatch.
For Bremen--Ship Grace Brown, with despat ch \
For Premiership Luise, with despatch.
For BordeauX-French ship Belle Creole, with
despatch,
=. For Valparaiso and ports in The Pacific Bafqu,
Hortensia, Oct. -.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Fabius, this Thursday
afternoon.
For Kingston, Jam-Brg Cambrian, few days.
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NHRANp ANp GLORIOus LUctxl EMO:


NT RY co. beat the world in selling przes-
Per drawing of ex class 5, Nos II SIS So the grand
and magnificent prize of $1,000 in package Of
whnles, was sold to gentleman from Virginia; one
of $1,000, in package Of halves, sent to Lancaster
Pa; OF $500, one in whole and one in a quarter
were sold 10 three gentlemen the last ticket we had
on haEd This is not a-seVeral of $500, S240, sc.
were all sold by the lucky prize veRders EMORY s.
co. in the little Lottery of yesterday.
{63- THIS DAY draws a beauty and no mistake!
u Nos, and IA drawn ballots
Of 10 00O DOLLARS! | of AIS DOLLARS!
Of 1909 DOLLARS! of 900 DOLLARS!
AND OF 81 900 EACH.
Tickets only S3-shares in proportion
One word-A package bought from Emery & Co.'S,
is 80 times out of 100 to draw prize. Al the
large prizes sold this year have been sold by Emory
& Co. and nearly all in packag This day we have
the 10000, call end get it.
a- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in per-
son or by mail TO the far famed l. lttery frm of
EMORY CO., T.. s. Lottery Agency,
No. . Cayerst,, ID Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street,
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NNRS MCPHERSON has received a general
I'VE assortment of Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
Combs &c. ....--
oil No 81 NORTH HOWARD ST.
RURS. MCPHERSON has received Fall and
lvH Winter Ribbons, Feathers, Bonnet Satlns,
Flowers and Miilinary Trimmings.
oil No. 50 NORTH HOWARD ST,
MHRS. NTCKERSON has received fresh as
I'VE sortment of Beefs Marrow, Bears Oil, Cold
Cream, Lip Salve &c,
oil No. 50 NORTH HOWARD ST.
ID GE-A NEW ARTICLE. Mrs NICKER-
-nA SON has just received Rouge and Lily White,
new srticie.
col no, 50 NORTH HOWARD ST
HpARIS PERFUME3Y-Mrs. NICKER-
u SOY has Just received large assortment of
Paris Perfumery.
oil No. 50 NORTH HOWARD ST.
4 NEW ARTICLE Mrs MCPHERSON has
- just received BANDOLINE, 3 rev article foSI
curling and beautfying the Hair, oil
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lie keeps tue pest IN the city, u,
Just step in his store and you'll find il 50,
Just as have told you, o.
NIB. BOOTHS establishment is in HANOVER
ST, doors South of Camden, nearly opposite his
old and favOre stand. Se24
o. WHILE THERE s LIFE THERE'S HOPE.
Instances like the following almost of daily &C.
cunence, and render superuous all farther comment
upon the efficacy of Wistar's balsam.
PoUGHKEEPslE, N. Y, Sept, Is. lSi5.
Mr.. Seth w. F0wle;
Dear Sir,-The character Of Wistsrs Balsam of
Wild Cherry is so well established throughout the
country, and especially in the state of New York,
that any farther testimony would be unneces-
sary. Yet have derived so much advantage from it,
that am happy to communicate through you to the
sick and afflicted, what ii has done for me, and
slider il privilege and duty to do so. | have been
troubled with weak lungs for four years: had cough
more or less every winter. | was conlned to the
house all last winter with severe cough, pain in the
side and breast raised blood raj times. consult
ed physician but have never taken any medicine
which has done me so much good as
WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
] consider il the best medicine in the world for
Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary complaints.
WILLIAM b. SWARTS.
None genuine without the written signature of l..
Butts
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. W. Jones, cor Baltimore and High sts
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Prat, Streets Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts ]. r.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stanshury, 81 Thames ct; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts.; George Fl. Keer
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. se23lw
0y-FRENCH AND GERMAN l. LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestnssortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c. for sale and made TO order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any estabishmentin the United
States. "t' E. 8. FRYER,
Milf No. ! North Gay street.
fI5- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,--say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Cas- also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest aud cheapest to any 9TH
en- Route. See advertisement. je26.d
ng-We invite the attention of the public 10 the
Certificates of a cure performed by Dr.. CuLLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
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Missouri. BY the first of November next
the arrears Of interest due on the State debt OF
Missouri, will be 100000 tshe has now
about $25 900 to meet IL.
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n3- SOUTHERN TRAVEL Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Cas- also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest aud cheapest to any 9TH
Ell Route. See advertisement. je26d
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MARINELlsT-PoRT OF BALTiMOn :
WEDNESDAY sEPTEMBBR:3O, 1916.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-09
Great Britain and oregon.

We extract the following from the speech of
the Earl Of Aberdeen, delivered in the House
Of Lords, March 18th.
HAnotheT reason also would prevent me
from voluntarily coming down with any such
information TO the house. | must admit that
from the aspect Of the negotiation, as reported
lathe papers which have been produced in the
United States, which am in a condition to
produce to your lordships, an inference might
fairly BE- drawn not favorable to the result of
the negotistion in which we are engaged
they swoald be calculated to induce us TO augur
fAvorably of the result. For this reason, there
fore, | should have wished not voluntarily to
submitto the house, in such a stage Of the me-
g~otiatiOn as that 10 which we have now arrived,
consultations which are calculated to pro-
duce such an opinion. (Hear) Nevertheless,
ii Is my decided opinion, that such an opinion
would be unwarranted. 1 cannot bring myself
TO believe, my lords, however the effect pro-
duced BY the papers | have referred to might
be, as ! have said-I cannot, | repeat, bring
myself to believe that any reasonable doubt
remains Of our being able to bring this matter
to a satisfactory conclusion. CLEAR, hear)
have no doubt Of the sincere desire Of both
governments 10 arrive at that results and ]
hope that my noble friend will not think me
guilty Of any uncourtoous cOnduct,if Idecline
70 inform him Of the steps which in the pre-
sent ~juncsure Of affairs, her majesty's govern.
ment may think proper 70 take ia pursuit q
the pegotiation.n
We add the following comment from tn,
New Orleans Bulle.int
aThe reader viii observe the confident ton,
u the Earl Of Aberdeen, id representing ii,
question as Ia a favorable train 81 adjustment
The opinions Of The press, however, do not cor
roboraie this profession Of the Foreign secre
taryg and moreover, his sincerity may well b
doatisd when we call 70 mind his %equivocn
tons concerning the objects q the great mill
tafy preparations making in Great Drtainp
m he House Of Commons on the 10th Marcl
sir Robert Peel, il reply u some questions PR
pounded tohim relative to the Oregon nogo.a
iions, said that The negotiations were not y,
ATsueAiis : csEelusion.
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Camp Of the Army of Occupation, in
Texas.

Texas
We have in our Office a map, showing the
position Of Gen. Taylor on the Rio Grande with
the Notifications ,encampment, &C., the relative
position to Matamoras and Point Isabel. There
are two roads from Point Isabel, one q miles
and the other So miles in lepgh.
How General Taylor, being an experienced
officer, could permit 1900 Mexi's 10 cross over
the river and surround him, cutting him of
from Point Isabel, the place Of his supplies, il
really astonishing to us, particularly when it is
stated that 500 men could defend his present
Notifications against any force which the Mex,
leans could bring against it. If thisbe so hi
could have left 500 men and had 1000 mer
TO cut Ofand capture all those who crossed
the river, We repeat again, if the report Of
his being surrounded be true il lisa most un
accountable affair, there must be som doub
about his being cut Offfrom Point Isabel-w,
cannot believe that Gen Taylor would eve
have permitted it. We shall hear more in
day or two.
AS everything in relation to the army is in
teresting, and in order to let the public and tn
volunteers who are going, know who co nstitut
the Army Of Occupation, we give a list of U. S
officers.
General Taylor'scamp extends about fou
miles along the river bank-two miles aboy
and two below Matamoras, The %entrenct
ment to erect it, required $500 men for thirt
days. 1t is made Of sand, covered over wit
twigs woven together like basket work, su,
rounded by a very wide and deep ditch. TIL
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INFLUENCE OF FASHION ON Tue CoTToN MAR
KEr.-We, as we'll as Others, have been puzzled
to acc unit for the fact that, notwithstanding
an admitted deficiency in the crop, cotton still
continues depressed. We think we have dis.
covered something that throws a little light on
the matter. We learn by the last foreign ad-
vices that it has been decreed by the empire Of
fashion, that bustles shall be reduced in size al
least one half, this Spring. The quantity O.
cotton that will be thus thrown upon the mar
ket is almost incalculable. Whether it will
have any effect on the meal and bran market
we are not yet advised.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-05-09

CRors, Kettle Oldest inhabitants assure
us thai they have never known 50 backward a
spring In consequence Of the cold weather
and almost continual rains the crops were got
in late, and it hos been impossible, for the same
reasons to work them. The cotton looks sick
~, and the grass grows rank and luxgriant over
it. In addition to this webave had severe hail
storms in parts Of the codniy which have lone
much damage. We hear hesame untavorable
reports from adjoining counties. The prospect
is truly diacoUraging. Although the weather
is now somewhat warmer there seems to be
very poor chance for an intermission of rain,