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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
LfNCHBUGG MARKET.
orfs''s for The ,s'es ,adns trid,g. Del | lsl7,
by Mcdaniel h Lee.

'@ffssts fo' TIE tsces cadipg l,idau Del. l. lS47.
by Mcdaniel h Lee,
etocers and Commission Merchants.
ioo"eeo-Lass--oomm 81 25 to 81 IS; Good 81
70 10 J. 5o,Leaf-conmon 50 to ST. good 81 to IS SO
Fine sh'ppngS5 80 /, s.; Manufacturing IS 90
to u 90 fae s. 90 to l2 90; Stsms--comnon 50 &c
81 Isl dne, 81 IS ,os2 50.
f1''r-sales during the week at 1854 to 81 so, wa
should quote wagon rates, al 81 so.
Uhsat-Red 50 cents; White IS cen,s
fropiss ss-Bscon. remains wi,hou, much chsngo
say 10 ss cents, as to quality " til moderate demand
Beet. q to 81 cents. Corn Meal. 50 TO SIS cents
G,a'nt orn 50 10 SIS cents; Oats. cleaned. 30 To IS
Sk-Scarce; sales 81 37i to 81 so per sack.
hen'p-No sales we hear OF above 4 oents. Ii 10 10
demand. and We observe considerable advance in other
markets.
Phiskey-30 to 81 cents per gallon.
Uool-Commyn 20 els; good 10 hns % to IS os.
Uool Roia-From wagons 35s cents IRON store
37!.
Cotton Yons--Salos 10 csn,s average number.
1allo,o No sales
Brandy-Appe, Is cents por gallon; Peach non. Of
ferng.
Lins.td Oil-Salcs a, 62i cents; article dull.
Bm Iron $50 to $50 60 per ton
Bmter-A very light stock aud prime Butter much
wanted.
Ldrd-Sales at 9 cents
Country Laons-low l2I 10 Is eeL,s Flax l6
cents
Feuthers--Salrs II q cts with some little demand
Becsrar-Salcs p cents.
Fidr SEED No sales during the week
Ginseng-Occasionals sales 30 cents.
Sug0s-New Orleans 9 to9 cents; Porto Rico 3 to
III cents, Clarified ia cents Loaf / u Is cents
Ceter-Rio 8 TO "a cents; Laguirs 10 IL Java II
IA; Mocha 81.
.Noiasscs-West India 35 to 40 cts per gallon n
o. IS to SO cents.
Plaister-Lump, 81 90 per ton; Ground-Loess s. so
a in barrels 1000 per ton
1hr $3.50 per Dbl
Fish-iierrngs, No. |, $50 to 500 Maoksro
No. 3, IS; No. 2, $40
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TRUST sale or V1LU38LE REAL RS
TATE, SLAVES. Rr.iDf-.M1DE CLO-
THING, .a.ND HOUSEHOLD Md
hLrCHE.N ELLR AITLtRE az

CITING under the provisions of Deed oi Trust oxccu
"A ted TO u.s. asrusees, by Lindsay fadYst,on the 22s
dy ri April lsi3 for the purpose of securing endorse
aud creditors Of the said Lindsay iadge in said deed
aenoned, winch said deed oil Trust oi record the Clerk
Office Of the iusing Court ior tho Corporation oi Lynch
burg, The Undersigned, by the direction writing OF MAJOR
ty interest OF the creditors Of the said Padsr, WILL
thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 2st 22nd and 23d
days OF October inst sell upon the premises Ut public
ton, 10 the hip hest bidder certain lot parcel ground
with all the buildings and improvements thefso Cooke
street, IN tho town oi Bynchbue, being the lot and
premises conveyed by John T. Hunt and Ann his wie said
Lindsay Is Padssu by deed bearing date The 2lh Jul y,
1855 and duly record in the Hastings our for the Coz
pofation Of hbug Also another o ground and the
Improvements thereon, in Iyncbug, and known in the plan
oil sad town az lot No XII being the lot purchased by
said Padgett o L. ID. Crcnshaw and Wniifed his wife,
by their deed dated the 25rd Apl 1910 and record The
Court ioi'sad VIII more uii, appear Also another par
eel OF ground lying in said town part o lot No. 2l aud
haiioi which conveyed h by Thomas Fnrgmon, by
deed la ed 25,h August 1874 aud OF record in said
Also o6 Ice, Of ground, fronting Cooke West street.
Lynehburg and extending back l65 feet, and b eci ado
ing the las, mentioned ground fronting Cooke West
street and running back G5 feet, with the improvements
thereon beng ia same lot or parcels Of ground purchased
OF I. Dahney Commissioner &c, the 22nd Of January
1871
Also, the following SLAVES with the increase the
male. date Of said deed to wit i-llirey woman,
aged about 10 at the time OF the execution OF the deed
Pauna, woman aged about 10, and h'r two children,
Washington and Celia and Susan an old woman
A lso all the SAID Palgetts stock oi
CLOTHS, READY .MADE CLOTHING, Sc &c.
the house occupied by him. Main Street, in said
town OF Iynclburg
Al.o,.ll hi, stock of GOODS, GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
Ic. Re, of every name, Kind and descriptions and all the
READY MADE CLOTHING, Sc now in his store house
on West or Cooke Street in said town.
Also all his Household and Kitchen Furniture OF every
name and character
The tile the above property is believed be unqueso
able but acting trustee. the undersigned will convey such
title only SAID deed vests them Terms made known at
sale. CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN, Trus-
DAVID T. SPENCE, tees.
October 4-t23o
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Marriages.

Married, on the evening Of thd Goth ult. by Rev r.
;. Dog-eu, ID. ID, JAMES l.. BRowN. of b, d. rd c,up
TWO NARY VIRGINIA. daugh Inter Of Rev. John Early, Of
is lace.
W Columbus (Mss.) paper please copy.
-. in Franklin county. IN "Wednesday tho 23rd,
uli.. by Rev. Alexander Donphan, Col MAURICE LANG
HORNE, Jr. Of Lynchburg, to Mrs ELIZABETH S. CAB
ELL, OF SAID county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

W The reqil't' upon Kentucky for two adl nal
's "'sps ms hsen c)nPllei wsth, anI to day is ap
p'"eu 'r the tropps - b, ISl-re lntp s.rvlce-
."en'y Companies only were called for whilst rlIlR-
W. presented thanselvcs Virginia has nol vel
''''o up the two companies asked Of her tire, or four
months ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

SANDS sAkSAPARiLLA--I hi medicine stands univ.
acd (based intrinsic nerts) for the removal
and radical OF those diseases to which it peculiarly
adapted Being entire vegetable and composed OF choices
SELECTION OF ingredients hch act in with the laws
that govern the animal economy, the system is enabled to
throw oil disease take healthy action, and the powers OF
nature their natural functions. Thousands cen and
have tced 10 its efficacy removing chronic and
constitutional Diseases ginatng unhealthy deprav-
ed state OF the hood ard other s scrofua enlargement
othe glands rleuma and umba salt rheum, ring worms
BARRIERS itch, ard other affections all OF which
are safely and eaectualiy cur by its use.
Price ri per bottle. six bottles for five dollars. -
Prepared and sold by A. Il. 4 d. SANDS, Druggists, ioU
Fulton street, New York. =
Sold also by David Lyman, Iynchburg and BY Drug
gss generally throughout the United States.
Oct At
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OBITU AIRY.

Died, in Naval Hospital, at Norfolk, on Sunday
Goth uIt., Of lingering illness. Capt. Lasdon Nelson
Carter OF the United States Marine Corps-a native Of
Virginia, Wig Intellect, rare conversational tai
ent, individuality and high tone Of character, easy
address and polished manners, qualified him, in high
degree shine in general society wh'le the noble quail
lilies of his nature attracted and retained the attachment
Of a la rre circle Of friends
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COL. NJ. M. PAYNE. n = A

Inns gallant off :er who listing ished hi naef at lh,.
"A'e' oil falo Alto and Resaca la Palma and was Sc.
10y wounded In the latter. spent day in town, last
"0o"' On his way ffom the Springs He waited up
y committee, who rendered 10 him Public Dinner
~ marx Il lie spect for his character and admiration
" "'S SERVICES entertained by citizens. We regret
"'' previous engagements recluded the possibility Of
Ills accepting the invitation
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4,212
FDB Acc q.

l he inspection year having cosed it may not be amis,
:" present !" me pnsr statement of the in pecons
ms place Tor two years last past. which will be found
showing an excess of 1927 hlds the break. are nn,y
'mA l'-prIcrs shade lower than month ago Il, :,
good art Gle is IN demand at good and fair pric.s
this occasion T. thank my friends and the nuhI,c I
patronage and ASK continuance OF the same assn,;.
mem NAT my best attention will be given To promote their
interests. ''
Now to the Planters will say,
Call on Dndlsy, isht or day,
ANA u things are nat well done,
Ii VIII not be the fault of him nor Bob his lii
tleson.
They will guard your nere.rs we'll,
And have 9nud rrplrl 10 tell
Inspections Both Sept 1876 and ls47.
s5o5. hhds II 1882.
PETER DUDLEY, Com Nerch,nt
fonF Inspections IN the Town of Lynchburg for tn,
quarter ending Both sept.
Family, 100 bbl,.
Superfpe, eSj
Fine, 81
Condemned, Is
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FOR RENT,

F4NHE Store House Main Street, next door 10 Mr..
4 f.. Franklin's, and opposite 10 McCorkle Simp
sun. Possession may be had on LIST November next.
Lkewis. the " Ill rE HOUSE, on third street, At
present in the occupancy Capt, Robinson II has good
Garden with the privilege of good well attached Pos
Session may he had the first Of November nxt. For
Terms apply to HENRY l.. DUFFEL.
Oct. 4-3wf
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LONDON TOBACCO nAhhET.-Sept 3.

LONDON TOBACCO nAhhET-Sepi g.
The market has continued nearly the same state as
presented 10 last and have resumed our former
quotations. Sales may I've estimated at $50 hhds and
(wlth the exception Of about 100 hhds) consisting of
houe trade qualities. In instances buyers supplied
themselves freely, and rates which may be considered
advantageous the protective views Of holders be cor
In Virginia sales have been limited not exceed-
ing 200 hhds, and nearly all of spinning quality for cut
ting purposes The demand has fallen off very much and
appears gradually dnnnlshing two three parcels If
middling he had at lower prices than western
growth of corresponding quality, respect leaf and sub
market cargo consisting Of 766 hhas ex "A,r
SHIRE" arrived early in the month"; In Kentucky leaf
and strips the largest proportion Of transactions has
sisted. without having effected any change in quota
tons Sales have been. with very few exceptions Of
good and fine qualities. at i'd to SID, in two in
stances, higher prices have been obla"ei and still high
prices asked limited purchases Of ordinary, and part
shft have also been made I'd and 3D. aud Of leaf
Of good quality at and I'D in ordinary descriptions Of
the latter for export ton (and Of which stock is largo
nothing done. Common stalks inquired after
Virginia and Kentucky in god demand.
Grant & Rodg'or.,
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS

Inc leav fever seems t. be abitiny Tna report
OF lnermenis, The 20h ultim show but If death. of
the prevailing epidemic.
Among the vlctns observe the name of Tbomas
H. loNles, native OF Campo. cluaty
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Dancing and Callisth enios.l

NT K. and MADAME CKERAR respectfully 90.
ANl nounce The citizens Of Lynchburg aud vicinity.
that they will commence their Fall session At the fsn
Lin Hotel, on Monday, October 4ih.
Days Of ruitina--Monday, Wednesday and Ss.us-
day. from till 6 O'Clock P. Nj.
Mr.. and Madam Crern will also form elsae q Mso.
Henriqns' Academy October 5th. Days q Tsiii.as
Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday, from I'LL e'clsets
P. NJ ~
Seri 27-2pi
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n+ WHEAT On


AM prepared offer the highest cash price fer any qus
ty Of good wheat either deliverable mmediatey-erio
for weeks Those having good crops may find mueh -
their advantage me before they SELL 9E GRsass
Messrs. Steptoe X Jaliaerre will receive wheat fsr
a dpir,his7, in my absence. WIN. W. MOSBy
I2-tsif
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r. II - ~ 20 " y

~ and 'iS Fan and Winter Fashions,
JUST RECEIFED ar TIE OLD STAND,
MAIN STREET,
-Four doors dbor, .aictm s. G,caikins.
fvWANkFuL 10 my friends and the public general
Il ly, fol the patronage heretofore bestowed upon me
ask continuation Of the same, feeling that shall
he able TO please the most fastdious.
WILLIAM CLAVEY.
Oct Is
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Sept. o.
Flour-Sal.s II 500 barrels Howard S,res 1t e56Qhs
sales u coo baifels City M,lls at s 80 S 661.s
Corn Meal is hold 3 rs per bsrsel, boz, no saj0.
Wheat-Ssles Of z. 900 bushels prime White q 10 q
l33 cene sales Of 900 bushels prime red At 10 esu1
Corn--S,les Of prime yellow a, 65 cents.
Whskey --snes in barrels at % cents par gallon,
Jadas Thomas Buchanan. Of Wsshngssa oosasy.
Maryland. died yesterday Of Appcplsxy. 49, - IS =
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. S0-4i Pm.
The markets generally without change In any pr.
iioular. s4s''s5 49,, =
NEW YORK, Sept 9o--4I r. M
Flour Sales If Gcn.see At IS Sit; salss u Sessh-
ern Al So; the market heavy
Whes'-Sales Of 10000 bushels rfms ~ u leo
cts per bushel. ssstt sf.5
Corn--Sales Of prime white at 63e,s 80 -
Whiskey-Ssles IN bbls. at % CITE.
Cotton The market firm s
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The virginia Female Institute,
Staunton.
D. d NJ NOR, ESQ.
PRINCIPAL.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The kt Rev Wm.' Meade Thos. J. Michis,
- l'rest, DR.. \. 7, StribinV,
nsvs !, /, easileman n T. Kinney, sz
Allen H. ". Stuart, X. y. Brooke,
William Kinney, james Point,
iiS institution will be opened the is day Of Novsn-
Der, in the sacious and handsome building lust erected
iof its accommodation IN the town Of Staunon Il will BE-
under the management Of b. Minor, Principal, who will
be assisted by teachers Of tie highest qualifications
Terms I = Session Of 10 months.
One half payable in advance the remainder at the midi.
OF the session.
Board including Washing si2s 90
Primary Preparatory Department, embracing orhor-
raphy, reading, writing and the slsmsns 81 geography
and arithmetic 10 90
AZ the branches OF English 30 %
Maircnloon Ice %
Making Board and Tuition in English, &c, $50. ar
lGO :"
Any one Ancient OF Modern Language, 40 On
Music, on the piano guitar aud harp, each As 20
ocai music with accompaniment, IN addition 10 in
strumrntal 81 %
vocal music with accompaniment alone, as NJ
use OF instruments 10 %
General in sin ing In which the whole sbool
wii be expected 10 engage, tmelnding the music
bouks) M
These exercises in singing have been found exert very
HAPPY influence N sttrnRhe TIE voices developing
srai talent ahofdhg variety and iecreaon ard aiding ds
eiplns
The Principal would embark in this enterprise with
The determination 10 make the Institution Of the highest
order Ills es will he constantly objected mpaiiing
10 the pupils so, ND instructions and training their rharac
efs especially hose oie boarer, under the most saluary
moral aud ieia ions influence.
Pe"ons wishing send pupils the Institute can com
nunlcate with the Principal Rci mosd, til the middle of
by which lime he expects 10 have removed 10 Staun.
Oct. 4-wiw
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II ,SEiHfl Farm

II sl:iufl Farm
WITH COMFORTABLY AlPR OVEMENTS ON
IT, AND IN GOOD NEIGHBORIIooD,
FOR SALE.
|HNtlS Farm Is IN AppHmatlox comfy about l6 miles
below l'ynehhnp near the main road leading 10
richmond. II lpns The Lands of re. Hunter, John
Hughes and others, aud contains about
100 Acres.
II is well waleed. aud there sbou, IS Acres Of good
Low Grounds IN II. The land 10 generally very pro-
ductve.
10 any one in want ola good chcsp and desirable liz
Ito Farm II viii be found 10 posess many ad ,anages.
II viii be shown TO any wishing to purchase. by
Joo Hughes. ESP, who resides near The premises.
Oct. i--wtwG JNO. p WRIGHT.
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1920
GEO. w. MCKINNEY, Insp.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The last quarterly meeling for Amherst Crcui, is ,ob,
held at New Hope The 10, II. Is. 10, of Octotrr.
GEORGE w MOLLY
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When she left. she had on small COW bell. Any
pers giving infomatiun, such will lead her rccov
cry will be Literally rewarded and the thanks
Of The subscriber. JAMES kINNIER.
Oct i-w3w
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VJHOOping Cough.

HVTIE subscriber has Tor sale Snilh's celebrated
L "Whup"g Cough Cordial" which is highly re-
commended as emcdy fo that distressing disc w..
JOHN II. SEAY, Dru' list
OFT 44yif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

~ ESIAlNlNG III tho Pos, oilise a, Lynchburu
os Tho Isl ii Ociabef, 1877.
". Pe,sons calling for letters Ia the following lie,
will please say they ara advertised1
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Uthef mol
vi VS. XII KS. sorts sampd
Stock august
81, At, 2022 4,06S ,Sl4 6,263 20 3i6-H533
Ag'st. August
3lst, 10, 1888 1857 3,205 5,22S 25 9S3-l49ll
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IIstI'aycI.

1tslr1vcd
1~--r-~--,-AsSk FROM the subscriber four OF
kysg7G fssR,gSsgf.ScAi five weeks ago, red COW.
EKztsasAA.stY with short horns; large patch
KR w ofwhte in her face both ears
.~k,&suuE~ &ary,. split, and some white the
SIDE or flank
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sUFfER.EGs OF EMGRASTsi
commander Drake riri.h ship Modesto.
ZASHsvILLE. Ohio. Angus, Il. ls47.

ZASEsvrLLE Ohio, August II, l-47.
Messrs Shaw and Bolden arrived a, ST. Louis
m the 5th inst direct from Oregon They met but
little difficulty on the route. They left Frontier
settlement on the sth Of May. The Emigranis to
California and Oregon were making rapid progress
The party met Davidsons company al Big SANDY
and two others At Green River The Mormons were
met at the Forks Of Platte with lsrse tram oi
wagon. on their way 70 California, and the twelve
Apostles were met at Font Bridges The MofmoH'
would proceed only to Salt Lake this season.
samuel Brannon was met At Fort Hall and IRON
hin, i,forrostion 70 25,h May from California was
obtained Col Fremont had been arrested by Gov.
Kes,nev f,r disobedience Of orders and ordered
homo for trial Com Stockton is on bis way nome.
The American Fleet was .till engaged IL the block
sde Of Mszstlan. Acapulco and other towns IN Low
q, California. and our troops bad been ordered IN
the same direction Gov. Kearney would leave
csrsorpis and reach home in September next
Things were very unsettled in California
shaw and Bolden add to the horrors Of the pre-
v;op. accounts received relating to the suffering
emigr.ton parties which failed to reach California
last Winter. Seventy FIVE have persisted by ireez
ing or starvation. The survivors subsisted upon
the dead bodies Of their companions.
The families Of Reed and Bonner reached the
Suffers Settlement in safety after enduring IN
credible suherlnes.
Com Drake Of the British ship Modesto Is on his
way to the States, aud as his party is small it viii
probably be attacked by the Pa~nees
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Tennessee.

By the CAattaaooga G0ze'te Of the 9th, we have
the vote OF one County Hamilton 10 Tennessee
IL is a. follows
Gor,,nor. Consres Senator. Float1. RPS
Wbig N \ n e26 crozlsr. COZ IA 5s4 -
LOcoA v b go smith -..724 SOP 7j2 90
This County has hitherto voted as follows
'43 Jones .615 "a. Clay ga as. Poster g
pom al P.ik 6l4 BrOvn- .j45
Here IL a loss. The Gazette says local causes
have operated 70 reduce the Wing vote on Gov
ernor aud Congress which = sustained by the vote
On the Legislative tickets. We can only hope that
such local causes may not prove general but the
canvass ia Tennessee has not looked healthy Tor
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

YELLOW FEVER Al NEw-ORLEANs.-The New
Orleans Board OF H. sh have s.ued the following card
BOARD or HEALTH August lsf7.
II having been vel established 10y the observation OF
tn. the city the yellow fever now pre-
vau ia p.sy every part of h. sni farther appearing BY
the port. Of the medical Of he public and private
hopta- and Of the cemeteries thst the cases ot This
disease have been numerous during the past "eek ana
forty seven thereof fatal u becomes the DUTY II this
Board h. spprse the public and particularly the uusc
cmsted th-t we are on the Of epidemic that the
latter msy prepsre sbsent the mselves In time snd
avoid such exposure and imprudence AS may Increase
their susceptibility 10 the dsesse
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Businese Notices.

AGnEAr RESORT Tho rush for COMFY bland this
season surpssses that OF every previous summer aud
Hobokeu thrown completely in the shade which does
not surprise u.s. for sail town our bay Is the richest
treat be enjoyed IN the vicinity Thsi iayoriie Dos,
the AmSicaa Eagle had splendid loads yesterday and
all went merry marriage bell To-day she viii
monopoize the travel, (ss She always doe') leaving
pier I. N r. At 10. and OF clock II you would ps"s
truly delightful day take passage With her and visit this
elnrralh isle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

RlcaELiEU COLD Pass rhis Pen 10 the chespea y
this city, end Notwithstanding The uneasinsss 81 rival
vendors and their lsbOred attempts deceive The public
respecting the excellence ot HEM the ocfe den spd
fir them proves conclusvely lhs ne public Ike 10 do
their own thinking They ere sold At slby B =. w,rsos
A. Co Wniam-sL one door below wslLsL and j. I.
SAVAGE % Fulton't and nowhere else O.her Psn, viii
silver peucils from - 10 I'll 50. feus caetsy
rrnnlred
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Cation In Mississippi.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
CHARLESTON Miss. July 80 4

Correspondence OF The Iuounc
CHARLESTON Miss. July 80 ISL
fortnight ago the prospect for crops was very
promising indeed but since then the worms have made
their appearance and If they continue to sPPear and
eat the Cotton they have done for the last week Tai
lahstchie County viii produce teH bales this yesr
Mr. z oversser says that forty acres OF one ct his
fed. will MT yield forty cents The result cannot q
told they may quit the Cotton snOn-some think they
will Several crops OF young Corn have been destroyed
by tho lsst year they did not trouble the Corn
T. T. A.
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TRIBUNE
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 70

rV-The startling news from CALIFORNIA, which
will be found under our Telegrsphic head this
morning.. must command general attention. Shall
it not imPel general reflection also ? Who does
DOT feel that this whole business Of ruling distant
and conquered provinces by the hands Of Military
satrsps is utterly adverse to the genius and spirit
Of Representative Republic Can Nation
OF Freemen endure It's continuance Tax Payers I.
from whose sweat and toll do you suppose the
heavy expenses oitbese operations must be paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

T. = BRANcH Mist At NEw ORLEANs-Thc
coinaes of ths L : Branch Mint at New Orleans. dur
log the mouth Of July. amounted to tho sum OF two
millions Of dollars The greater portion Of this was In
gold eagles together With considerable quantity Of
quarter eagles and half dollars The coinage Of this i'm
quantity OF money only occupied tne hsnd' oi
The Mint about twenty working days. rate Of speed
which could not be- kept up In ordinary times or
throughout the year. Delta
Tgg Lose BRIDGE FISsHED.-We have at
length tbs qualification Of announcing tina, the much
needed thorous hfare the Potomac Bridge IL READY
f,r travellers The repairs. We learn were finished In
sat.sctory during last week and the bridge has
been passable since Friday last Nat Intel.
~ Com. JoHS AULicK arrived in this city
few day, ago from bis service 10 the Gulf OF Mexico
The active and intrepid conduct Of this gallant officer 10
the trying scene. the attack On Vera Cruz has added
much 70 his well earned reputation. Nat Intel
RuMoRED DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DASyILLz-
rumor reached Harrisburg on sunday that Tho large
rolngmi At Dansile had been destroyed By IRE, and
with il tU0thbds Of he torn.