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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
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u'e Noi'heil men iIau such confluence III
Tic purify VI prihclPle Oh tlelr Hou'hcfh
he'ghDorS' uiat II was agreed oy al mat
eacL S'ale siiouIo DC allowed 10 dclt win
slavery III us commons IN Its own way, but
Wheh inc agreement was made there IS no
doubt that The South was earnest IN Its dec
larailon that 1t considered slavery curse,
ana IN It's determination to reject 1t as soon
as possible. Alas that III free country
such a determination should be abandoned,
but II is so, and ii now remains for the north
to consider what may be its tuly, when it
has been so basely deceived, its honest con-
fdence so deeply betrayed, and the com
mon principle OF both North South so ut
terly abandoned by the latter.
And why is this Why is it that a coun,
try prosperous beyond comparison, pros
porous from the vital principle of freedom
alone, can consent in any portion of it, to
marrow down lrecdom-narrows III down!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

The following address and resolutions were
adopted by the meeting of the friends of free terri
tory, held at Hall & Pratts in Paris, on the 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
CITY TRADE HEPORT.

NEW YORK, THURSDAY aitefnoon, Marcn 1855
The market for both -four AMI grain was again armer
to-day sales moderate extent OF the former were
made at full prices including rome lots OF Geneee
Oswego New Orleans &c at an advances Sales OF ONO
wheat were made on better terms. Corn continued
firm and further sales made at full prices. Meal
was held for an advance. Rye remained about tas
same la provisions there some better feeling and
sales of both prime and pork made at an ad
vance Lard remained about the In groceries there
was fair amount OF business doing in sugar without
matersl change In prices. Coffee was quiet, at about
former rates, -,
AsHEs-The market was quiet and We notice small
sales OF pots at SO while pearls were dull at So IS 70
BRrApsrurrs-S Sales of 500 bbs common to fair OHIO
were made 50 3k 200 do pure Genesee sold at 80 So
900 do New Orleans sold at l2h 200 do extra Gene
see were sold at 81 as and small lots do extra Ohio
at 81 37h; 100 do New Orleans sold ct % %: small
sales of michigan straight brands at So 37
end of good Oswego at Sc SKA SO So Southern con-
nued steady and for good Howard street and George
town better prices were asksd Wheat-sales OF 2oOo
bushes Ohio were made at 81 35. Corn-The sales EN-
braoed 1900 bushels white at elc 1900 do Jersey yellow
600; $500 do old yellow at $780, 5000 do Ohio dat yellow
VI ssc sud 1000 1000 do ~ q dsmagsd sold At ssc
@ssi-sslss Of 100 . 400 hbls were made q " pc.
Moth River were selling d ~ 40, Rye SAFER
cf 200 hushss we're msss In the slip ~ nkc bsa"s-s
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Died.

Died.
On Thursday the ! inst with pleuri es after &C.
and lingering illness, BENJAMIN ADAMS aged 20
wears, months aud Is days.
The friends Of the family and the members Of Eureka
Lodge Nol77 o. o. respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence Of his brother VIM
v Adams this (Frdsy) afternoon, at O'Clock, at No.
70 Pike street Monmouth papers please copy.
On Wednesdsy evening, March l, in the 18th year OF
bis age SHArFER youngest son Of Susan +. and John
Turnure
The friends Of tn" family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Frdsy) afternoon at O'Clock
from No 81 Oliver street, without further invitation
March 2 JANE MARIA CONWAY. wife Of Patrick Con-
wsy No. 80 Vesey street. OF pusrperal typhus aged -
years
The friends of tho family invited to her funeral
at 81 o'clock, this day, March Sd.
10 Brooklyn, the LIST instant ANN JETFERs, wife OF
Jshn Jeffers In the saith year Of her age.
The friends and acqusntances Of the family, also her
sonsinlaw, Peter Msckay and James Gillespe are re-
spsctfuly invited to attend her funeral Saturday,
4th instant at O'Clock from her late residence,
corner of John and Geld streets
On the I'd instant, LYDIA A wife Of Mr. Moses F.. De
Witt, Ia the 37th year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintance or the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral on the All
instant, at O'Clock M from her late residence In
Clinton street. tho fourth door north OF Doct stones
church, BROOKLYN.
On wednesday afternoon at u past O'Clock after a
John Burne.
The friends of the family respectfully requested
TO attend her funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock
her late residence % Hamilton street further
notice,
She rests in peaoe
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK MARKETS


PHILADELPHIA March 2First Bosrd-S50 Lehish Scrip,
s5 Grard Trust 2lh eco CRY 6 6 99 800 State SIS
100 Copper 2X, after sales5o Neshanic NJ $500
81 e. ao 1909 ..ns Note, ~ 1900 TI.a,g Notes.
6s 49, 40; IS hs Allegheny Copper 46 as Morris, 10Y: 20
Philad Exchange 4o 10 Grard loX I'd Boa di5eOo Sch
safe T.easuryN o,es IS. lo 1000 State
Bank. sh Mechs Bank 2s's; 100 Neshanic Copper; "
PosroN March l-Erchange Board--ll Bost asd Maine
Railroad l9 3Amoskeag Manufacturing Co llo 10 Bos-
ton and Providence Kaued, 100: Auburn aud Rochester
Railroad Rights 81; 10 Westeu Railroad, lo4k do. lo4<;
do 3se So East Boston Company Az 50 do is SO do M
l6a Reading Railroad 24 80 do t6O 21 IS AIS
Bonds 1860 So; 1900 Do, 1850 sa5 $780,
sury Notes. 01 ut dction-l0 shs Vermont Central Rail-
do Che.hie DO. old e7 as per ct do DO new sA 854
and Mass do 375A sh 70 do Naumkeag Steam Mill.
per cent adv: ID do State Bank par sSa ss per s Al DO
Boston and WORCESTER hai'road is1 e adv 80 do Ma.
95% sh; certificates Is 90 eech) Lexington and West
Cambridge Railroad Bonds, 90 per cent, so Rights Western
Railroad,
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FIsn-Salss Of - bblr. No 3. Halifax msckerel were
made at ST. 30 do No do at 81 s7 in dry cod there
wssno change
FRuirs-Salcs of 400 boxes wet dried ra..ins were
made at 81 so; 80 hhds dried apples at dEc 10 bbls
dried peaches, with skins on, at 81 eak.
HEMP-No ss'es
MoLAusEs-we heard of a cargo Of Cardsnas sold at
lekc to l9.
Naval Stores Sales of 100 bbs spirits turp sutiue
made 1t AGO. cash. in rorin and rough turpentine
change
OILs Of 200 gallons English llnssed we're made
at Csc, and moderate sales Of American city pressed at
65e to &C
LEAD-Ths market was quiet aud no change 70 notice
in quotations.
PRovIsIoNs-S Sales of about 800 to 500 bbs mess and
prime pork, made at SIC 50 to $40 62h for the
tor Baltimore packed Sales Of l20 bbls hams and
shoulders were made at sc for the former and at $40
for the latter. BeefSaes 800 bbs primo made ut
SIS IS Lard Sales of It's teroes steam rendered sold
at 7Xc. Butter continued firm. Cheese-The supply
In frat hands light and prices steady 80 to 40 bba
eggs were cold at $50 per dozen.
RIcE-Sses by auction OF l 600 bushels rough da-
magsd were made Mt 24c, cash
SuGAR-We notice sales OF $50 hhds lew Orleans at
NO. aud $50 boxes grade brown Havsns at 10 to Sc
and IS do white at 7o so hhds New Orleans grade
at $40
TALLow--The market continued steady
ToBAcco-Ssler Of 1876 bales ara made pri-
vete terms
WHALEBoNK-C Continued dull, and quotations in
nominal
WHnKEy--rhe m arkes was quiet q. Gao.
WOODS Sales Of 1877 logs Honduras Mahogany were
made, at auction, at 81 to IOAc, iour m onths
FREIoHTs-We heard Of 10 engagements Of oonse.
qusnce to British ports to the Continent while rates
r, manned nominay the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
Police Intelligence.

n Foeish case of Larceny "A complaint was made
yesterday before Justice Osborne, by Samuel Leo Of
Chatham Essex county New Jersey. against man by
the name of Samuel Carman butcher In Centre
market charging him with being connected with
another man, whose name is unknown at present, in
defrauding the complainant cut OF nine dead hogs
valued mt s66 under the following circumstances. 1t
appears that Mr.. Lee brought his hogs to ing
ton market for sale, and was met by the unknown
was informed by Mr. Lee at TX cents The unknown
offered him IA to which the countryman
assentsd We'll" said the unknown man. bring them up
to ny stand In Centre erket. where have partner
and III pay you in bankabe money, ~ you desire" The
hogs conveyed to Centre market TO the stand Of
Mr. Cnrmsn whom the couptrynan supposed to be the
partner. The hogs weighed, and the price agreed
upop; but not with Mr. German, but between MIR Lee
snd the unknown man, who requested the countrymsn
after delivering the hogs to hold On few minutes and
he would pay him ne did so for short time and
finding he did not return began to suspect something
WISE wrong an asked FIR Csru where his partner
My partner said German. have partner don't
know that man; bought tho hogs from him and paid
him for them, that's all know about him anyway Mr.
Lee finding himself done, made the above complaint be-
fore the magistrate which brought MT Cafmsn ard the
dead hogs to the police office, where after All examins
Il Csrman held to bail in the sum OF $500 to
sver the charge Upon being liberated on BAIL writ
Of repevp sued out by Carman and the hogs taken
from the cuetody of the police where they remain In
order TO abide the result of the suit The cou1tryman
evidently brought his pig, to the wrong market this
time
Charge Of Grand Larceny elocr MARTIN, or the
9th ward arrested yesterday redh'adsd negro, called
Charles McDougsll on charge OF stealing goa wstcn
and chain valued at S3S belonging to another BLACK
man by the meme Of James Mitchell lstpnears that
th.ee two men with several others drinking cham
pasre, and fsssting on eraes, whsn DISPUTE arose
Taylor. which ended In q challenge to haht, Micnen
taking on his and vest In order to do his press
and for safe keeping placed them tossnsr wtn ns
but on the settlement of the disturbance, the watch
was amongst the missiHg and McDougsll IL charged
with the larceny Justice Osborne locked him up for
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STA ,425 %


This shows . surplus, aad above all expenditures
to the payment of dividend the stock to the qui
dston Of portion of the debt to the extension of
the road towards It's poirt Of termination 1t 10 equsl
dividend Of four per cent par value OF the capt.
tai stock Of the company ten per cent the present
market vGlus.
The new constitution of Illinois will be voted for this
month"; when the question relative to the two mill tax
for the payment OF the principal Of the State debt
will be decided. There 10 opposition to the oon-
stituton adopted by the convention from the press
of the State and it appears to be the general impress
sion that it will be accepted 1t is estimated that
the State will save, under the constitution,
nualy in the expenses of the government, 500 All ST.
The annual expenses under The old, have been
$l07 SOL 81. and the expenses under the put
down at $45,l5O Tho annual amount saved will be
equal to than half pee cent interest on the
State debt. This is an important item and will no
doubt have considerable influence the minds Of the
people of that State Within the present year several
important events will take place, which must have
very great effect upon the real and market value of ILL.,
nois bonds. The first 10 the probable adoption of the
new constitution aud the clause authorizing the levy
Of tax the payment Of the principal Of the pubic
debt the second the opening of the CANAL through Its
entire length and the connection Of the waters Of Lake
Michigan with those Of the Illinois and Mississippi
rvers and the third the sale OF the canal lands and tho
application of the proceeds the reduction Of the ate
debt All these things must tend to the improvement
of the finances of the State and largely ncrease the
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
FOREIGN MARKETS

ST.. THOMAS, Feb IL, ls4S Our market is gutted
with American provisions and demand for anything
Two oargoes Of -four arrived to-day from Baltimore and
do not think that 81 so could be obtained for them
Pork has been sold at So so. Prime beef Sc ST. Meal
So 10, and puncheops sac Hams lOc lard l0e butter
Ia; candles 49, blackey ed peas So The British
Islands in sad state OF depression and It Is almost
impossible to sell q cargo, except in small lots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03
Law lntclllEences

CeuRr CALRNpAR-THIs DAY.-COmm0n Pleds-First
Psrt-sI, 9s, s5 90 Second Part-lss lao, l4a, l44,
las, $50, l52, l54, 1855, lse, 100, 1854
COMMON PLKAs.-Hen,y Rankin ps. Geo. ". Gustin
and Action for trespass TO recover damages for
the wrongful taking Of quantity OF goods consisting OF
groceries, SO. The Defendants obtained judgment
against a man named John Black, upon which they
execution and levied on the property 10 ques
ton The plaintiff claims that IL his and brings
suit tho value OF It. The defence set up 10
fraud between plaintiff and Black. Sealed verdict
Burgess 4 Springer Us .7zftt Freeman and Joseph
Fseks-Ths was action OF trespsss to recover
damages the wrongful taking Of six reams OF plate
paper for photographic printing, ard 600 photographic
prints OF General Taylor belonging to paintifs IL ap
pearsd that plaintiff In the course OF last summer sent
The paper to the Of Mr. B. Butler. photographic
printer 81 Ann street. to have large number OF litho
graphic prints OF General Taylor struck of. man
nsned Frederick Butler obtained judgment against
cuton and nut the hands of the dse dants who
levied under It, aSd carried of the property Adjourned
till to- morrow morning.
ton of rspleyn for six of hats seized and taken
under sn attachment. Verdict FOR patntih. valuipg
the property sut.ct to the opinion Ut the court
on a to be made.
SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES, MARcH l.,
ls4s Me Justice Mclean announced TO the bar ihAt
tbs court would adjourn Saturday week the th inst
Murray Whallon, Esq OF Pennsylvania and John W.
Cris6sd, Esq of Maryland, were admitted attorneys
and councillors of this court.
No - John ID. Bush, appellant, vs. jacob Marshall,
r al This argued by Mr.. Howard for the
appellant and leave granted by the court to Mr Mayto
submit printed argument in behalf sf the appellses
No 40 Samuel 4 Puiam IL at, appellsnts VS. Ed
rund Christan assignee, &s This cause WAS submit
ted tho the record and prioted arguments by
Mir Lyons for the appellants and by Mr. Howard for the
nprenees.
wss commenced BY Me. Attorney General for the
rlaintifs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

GREEN TURTLE AND TERRArINS.-THE PRO
" prctor OF the ENpk Coffee House. No III Pine street.
ud respectfully inform bis epic urean friends that re Pas
which he will up aud da, THIS week
Also, sewed Terspins in his s,ual superior style Inc Ar
de- supplied with all the decaces Of tbs season JAMES
FOssETT.
NAT BEEF.-TWO VERY SUPERIOR FINE AND
fat cattle will be ard exposed for SALE the old
established shop of Chuh ond penad Streets
on Saturday next, March Ao kse we'd and muu,n, re
NR. NALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PHACTlCAIs
~ Private Treatise, &C. !: consniied upon any OF nS
dxeases there referred his residence 81 trssnwch
.Is,t from g HAN pM lsaS1,y sissp w
hs aslsoishsi - tie yns,3i:y SID s saa ss ~ ~
as s euss ehishs, hevsssz, sngss WA Bt. sassas
loss tssS ciass Of psapis, chsfvhs Shp SIS b'o
sssl- syyrts,s,s bis ss<vssk
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Married.

On Wednesday evening, March LIST, in ST. Georges
Church, by the Rev DR. Tying, JOHN HENRY MoRRIs, to
CHARLOTTE AMELIA, eldest daughter Of Abraham
Brown, Esq, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

to 81 3O-Bee Clark. 25 John (up sars) invite
the attention Of all purchasers Of Gold Peus whosiae or
kers the carefully and warranted Being
peecy confident Of the inability Of house to compete
they ceerfuy furnish with list o their prces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

than four thousand # Rheumatism that DE- Townscnd
s,nnparla has The and chronic
ave weekly eadcatcd by its extraordinary james
Cummings Eq Of the assist the Lunatic Ay um
Black Island the spoken IN the follow
lag letter iand, Sept H. lS47 DR.. Tow nsend
Dear sir: Ih.ve suffered terribly for nine years with the
or walk. had the utmost distressing palms, and limbs
terribly swollen have used four bottle. OF your Sr
sapara aud they have than thoIand dol
lasworth Of good. am SO much bstter-indsed I'm en-
tirey revcd. You liberty this for the benefit
Of the afflicted. Youes, respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS
Principal flee, l26 Fulton street.
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$50 Broadway Beck Coz Dry Good Store, between
rankin and Leonard where persons VINO
Of hav their teeth properly adjusted will be
with sd and attention dunng operations their teeth
SC. Dr. Holt the best aud pures chlootom from
London VIII oh Of the importance the
cle Teeth inserted fed cleaned extracted &c. and all
thout giving the least pain he erences Of IN usands
New Orleans, st. Louis, Cincinnati end New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

DOCTOR YOURSELF-THE SPANISH kXTR ACT
IL only remedy tina. certain private maladie
speedily eheetusy and witho. injury ,hs 5! ssm ana
generally the mild cases cured two
three day. snd in fact has ,auJ ensclng perfect and
speedy epfss Tits not advertised much, because evrY one
ilat gsss IL recommends IL 10 Iasss. ,,ce sold
wholesale and retail stWYATT sSTChaN' fir nhnq
t,Ies,, MY
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pi.mo d Pointed G,,Id Pens, Wnoles.,e. .pa

rstaIi r.. I,0., door bs
Wall and Savage go Fulton street. Gold Pen
have the largest assortment OF Gold Fens Gold
and Silver Pencils and Pencil Cases &C. to be found - ,hs
Pens now made among which the celebrated kchlIeu"
Pens the only reals warranted in Oh. market Gold Pens
tetaed Mt ST. 81 & 81 SO and$ Gold fens repaired or e.
chs
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told he could respectable .nit of clothes for S.
where the place" he exclaimed and off he started the
eone. Of Nassau and! BeeImsn where they sell them g
eac business coats to S. OF dab eed Kentucky
jean and cloth Cleaning aud reparoRcash paid for
ri
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The Perpetual Clos, Overshoe, must, from,

ITS INN popularity supercede all oth-r overshoes
Use. The demand ae dy large, warrant the manu-
aenr,r n max exten,ve alterations in HIS factory
sent the largest the United Stses aid him. il possible
III keeping with the increased demand For sale retail
oniy, at the Goodyear Rubber Emporium 159 Broadway
kathbun's Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-03

bbs white iusror s 81 Oex Is do superior quality ct
81 SIX.
CorToN-The sales to-day were about 500 bales which
Elected 1T former prices The inside quotations
continue to be the line Of the market
LIVERPOOL CLAssuIcArIoNs.
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LATE rRoM ArRIcA.--We are happy to be able
f. nut at rest the fears for time entertained
for tina safey OF the American Colonization Society's
btk Lib ria Packet Capt Goodmanson, by announcing
II safe asrival In forty deys TO the Capes, all well
Rev Bsnharr, superintendent Of Methodist Mis-
siors In Africa and DR.. M b Beck u 3 N, came pas
She lett Monrovie on the 9th Of January AID
s sst from Sierra Leone, the 18th OF the same month
We arc ia poes, sou of the inaugural address Of Coz
Roberts delivered to tho Legislature, January 3D. This
message 10 temperate, dgsi cd aud modest document
H. refers aud important career upon which
they have just entered by ssverng from the Colonies
ton Society and forming State government enc point
Ing out thu additional du.is devolving upon them 10
this connection the necessity CT imposing addtons
taxes UPON the people 10 supply the deficiency OF ava
from the socety is referred to. The oDgaohs 10 'he
tocisty sre also gr Al, fully confessed
At Sierra Leone It wss stated that within the week
p,eyious two hrgs uudsr Brazilian colcre were h.ade
pzss to the English government; enc having on poaro
800 sleve tho otner 100 Neither OF THESE vesst"
$50 tons The slaves were landed, ana pfepa
rations h-iuf made +, cut ths vessels up
TSe echooper Henry Clay formerly the pilot boat OF
the seme, OF Baltimore. was closely pursued py
Enelsh men-of two different occasions, spd hr"d
intc but she finally made her escape, with cargo OF
slaves This Is her second voycgs to the COST.
The Engish and French cruisers very active In
ohNirg and capturlng snvers.
THO rhip of-war Jamestown, Commodore Bolton,
FAILED from Morroviu November 30, for Princess Island
officers and crew all well -Baimore Sun, Mach ..