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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-30


In the hurry of oomposdon, we made some mistakes
in stating the analysis Of The vote which was taken IN
the House of Representatives Mr. SePhenss moton 10
lay the compromise bill from the Senate on the table
/. That inAexible and worthy republican, job Mann,
of Pennsylvania was put yea when he voted may.
O. John G. Chapman. (whi&) OF Maryland. voted also IN
the negative, instead of the Affirmative.
3. There were two representatives whose
omitted in our schedule: Richard s. Donnell, of North
Carolina, (whig) and James j. Faran, of Ohio, demo
cratl They both voted in favor of the notion
A. But the most material have to correct, is
the omission OF whole State which, every account
deserves all honor to be paid to her. We ask the reader
then, to add the following to table of votes against
laying the bill on the table Missouri essrs. James
B. Bowln, James s. Green Willard p Hail. and John
Jameson.
There was one deviation of the press from the
manuscript. We marked MIR. Holmes of Charleston as
nondescnp; but owing TO the printers devil, he
through the press sOhig! Our typographical Mephs
tophes had some excuse in the fact OF Mr. Holiness
going over TO the banner OF Gen. Taylor; but whatever
be his ultimate destination, prefer to replace him in
the genus non descrtpt.
As the readiest way of placing all reeti in curd, we
repubGsh our List in corrected FORM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
poTG0 and READY MEETING.

c.;ouds Of Gen. TAYLOR, without dlsiinc'
.,y are invited 10 meet in the Court
op" Van Buren,, on "Wednesday the 10Th
to adopt measures for the election of the
ls@ RrryA VISTA. President of the United
salcs. -, ;u,.;,,,o. 80 ,ba rrion1s of
b. zacr. we feel assured that they are willing
/ -..0 forward 10 testify their gratitude TO, and
lni[a,iOn Of the soldier who has 50 gIorlousiy y
II tho honor and interests of his country. 70
MANY CITIZENS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
DISEASES OF TUE. SKIN.


Thong the remote primary causes of skin dsca-
ses may be various, lmpurity of. the blood Ii
omplaints, Scrolua, x q yet the immediate cause
is always tIessaue, andfat is obstruction tie
pores OF the skin, by which the pcrspiration its
passage from the body, is arrested and confined in
and under the kin causing intolerable itcnng
an eruption of Pimples, Pustues, Rngworm, ettcr,
SaitRheum &. g.
For all these affections Jaynes Alternative has been
found an invaluable remedy, it removes both the
primary well the mediate causes-puril wing.
the blood, curing the Liver Complaint aud cffectua-
y eradicating Scrofula from the system, while the
same time it frees the pores of their obstructng mat
ters, and heals the diseased surlace
THE WORK GOES BRAVELY ON. 49,
The following is from the Rev. John R. Corney. Jr
Trenton, N. Oct. 3lst, 1876
DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir--I am extremely happy in
red my health, from using your Expectorant l have
suffered with severe cough, pain in my breast and
great prostration of strength for the last egh teen
months, so that l was compelled reln4uish my
charge of Il church which held in this place. had
resorted to great many different prescriptions as
well the attendance of several respectable piysi-
clans, but they did not appear to reach my case
sorted to your Expectorant through persuasion OF
Brother Parker Wood, and the of three bottles
has entirely cured me-
Believing it TO be aetof Justice due to yourself
as well to those similarly afflicted, induces me to
write this, and which you at liberty to you
may think proper
Respectfully, yours, JOHN R. CORNEY. Jr
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne. Phiade phia, and
sold agency by STEVENSON & BELL,
Main. Street, Van Buren,, Axis
And w. H. & VI. MAYERS,
nj2. Fort Smith, Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM A" HE SOUTH.
The following extract Of letter is from A very re.
spectacle mercautile house, dated
Washington, RaPpdhannock Co., Va Nav 20, 1916.
DR.. ID. Jayne, Dear Sir,-GIr Mr. Ioncs has bccr.
in very low state of health or more hao ayca-; no
has had tho benefit of the bost rncdcal advice our
country Affords and also sited your cy durinn last
summer, but found no re ior. ON the f5ih of April
last we purchased hai dozen bottles of your Tonic
Ncrmliuge ana hali doY boxes Of Sanativc Pills
through careieSShess IN Packing the arlic in dry
goodS OoN' one hah the Ncrmifugc broken. Mr.
Jones commenced Wit the Pills, and after taxing a
iieW ooses, ,S.t a ecded improvement. The ftarcc
ootueS oi Netmrnge, which came safe to hand,
Drought lrob mr., he thinks, less than thou.
sahu worms, ard perhaps many lie is in
Octter heallh than he has been in for years, ard
nope lew more bottles Of your Vcrmifuga and Pills
VIII cIcc1 permanent cure. All Physicians have
II"'irey mistaken. his case Prof. Samuel
'dchSol OF your city at the head. Mr. Jones' is
ahN" us to get more of your Pills and Vcrmifogo.
"S Jon as pissible Respectfully, j. b. JONES * Co.
BEWARE OF THAT COUGH.
For couhgiug denotes irritation IN the throat lungs
VIII ch is the Immediate precursor of lmil ma ton
/ Absccss, Bronchiifs, CONSUMPTION and death. Now,
there isno need of eoughing az ALL for Jayncs En- pee
torant viii Immediately relieve the cough subdue tho
inflammation, ceansc the lungs apd throat from all
irritating or obstructing mattcr, and effect speedy
! cure. =
Prepared only, by DR.. D. Jayne. PLiiadephia, aaa
7 sold on agency by
STEVENSON s. CELL, Druggists,
A., -, Van buren Ark s.,
A"o w. IL, & NJ. MAYERS, Dtuggsls,
"'i Fori Smith, Ark s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12

81 RS. MELCHOR respectfully soicits the pa
-VS tronage of the Ladies of Van Buren and
vicinity. to give her call. She is prepared to
mako Dresses with neatncss and in the latest fash
ion. Her terms are moderate-Pian wrappers,
81. Trimmed Dresses, 81 so.
GcntIemen's clothing is also done by her, such
shirts. pants. blankoI-coats, Gsc.
Van Buren,, Dec. "a lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
WIN. b. SUTTON, Fort SIN
JAS. SUTTON, Fayettevill
LOOK BELOW.
DIR. EiuII,s Vegetable Fever and ASue and Anti.
FEVER PILLS.

FEVER PILLS.
ProUe all things and hold fast to that ,chch is good
PAUL.
ONE need suffer with that distressing complaint
Chills and Fever Aguc and Fever, for it Is
speedily and permanently cured by Dr. Hulls's celc-
brae ed anti Fever Pills They never fail to the
Chls and Fever the first day. when used according to
d.rcc and do notIcken the stomach nor operate
upon the els u thousands of certificates have been
presented the proprietor by planters OF the first
liability. which might be given, bat the following
Judge Forrest, gentleman OF the first rcspcc-
blty. in Jefferson county, Alabama IS alice
jefferson county, Alabama, Feb. A. 1874
/ certify that in the summer of 1872, had severe
attack Fever and Ague, and was for some time nn-
der the treatment of hysician but received no ben
eft from his for my disease IN the ire
uuency and severity of its attacks. at last had re-
course to Dr. Hull's Fever and Ague and anti + ever
Pills. and in using half box was entirely cured ana
have remained good health ever since
afterwards had in my family several cases OF fe'er
and Apue, and have in every instance made use OF
HuII's Pills, which have always Immediately ehected
cure Dr. Hull's Pills require no Puthng where lhey
are known aud where they not single trial IS SUN
cient to insure adoption Price 10 cents per ooX
with full directions. For sale by
STEVENSON q BELL, Van Buren,
VIM b. SUTTON, Fort Smith,
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville, ARK s.
HILLS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
From the n o Picayune, 2Gth.
Trnm the Bio Grandc.

,bo arrival OF L. 5. steamship Fanny.
D! Got, from BraZos Santiago. whence she
i aP'i N the 2Oih inst, we have tho MatamorOs
f.0,o the I5.h inst. and letters from our coz
4gn foIowng items arc from the Flag of the
~ nra rentcman recently from Monterey we
iDfSrmed that a train of eighty-sixs pack
4 Ia belonging TO DIR. Wilkinson aud u Mexi-
E,Iowing in the rear of Il Government
'.' =: usre attacked on the -23d ut. near Corral
Lr about 40 MeXicans. md all the mules driven,
/ r lIai. Noryil of the 10Th Infantry. comma nd.
the Government train on being informed of
/ e track. halted his command, and taking some
4 .yf Dozen AMERICAN citizens who volunteered
I company hum, returned in pursuit of the
!, ,fbers. They we're soon Oyertaken, and after
sigbt skirmish. in which one Mexican was kill
rI.Sd Two others severely wounded, the pack
MES we're all recovered. The party of Ameri-
.ncil-zBns who assisted " jor NorvllL 10 the re-
|sD.ure are named as Messrs. Tanner, Lundy ID.
ErDoaad. Miller, and Johu Tanner, Il boy
b6ut Twelve years of age.
A gentleman recently from Saltille brings Us
b. "a infliI intelligence that Gapt. q. X. Lewis,
4 The Texas Cavalry, commanding company
!, ranging service in the neighborheodr of Par
Il ira late fight with the Camanche Indians
Id So severely wounded that his iife is despair
aof. We sincerely trust that his situation may
d. be so critical as represented by our inform
mt.
fae Of boats-the. Laurel. Franklin and
Tarran-has been etabIished to ply regularly be-
Reen The Brazos and Camargo. Ii will be
eat Convenience 10 slippers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12

Jayne dated
Naugatuck, Conn, Sept so. is TO-
" am using your Alternative, with good etlrct fora
ScroHuous affection under which / have bccf suffer.
ing for the last years" And after dcscritnp hc-
situation. and asking for further advice goes on To
sayE " We have used great deal OF your medicines
IN my fathers family, and have known them to make
great cures. About hyc years since my brother was
very HIck IN what VAS supposed % be consumDtion
Ihe best physician in the place called IN, (wc
were then at Cabotyc, Mass and nc came 4, no.
Know lusl how long, bat for great many davs and
brought with him other pLy"ciausjut still be grew
worse. Thoy at last gave him over, said they could
do nothing more for him-that he must die We
watched hp hour after hour, expecting that eve
ry breath would be his last. At length one night a
gentleman called TO him, aud spoke Of Dr. 5aync's
EXPcctorant said that he th1ug III that he was TOO far
gone TO live, but that there could be harm IN try
tanned a bottle, and commenced giving to him, witt,
but little hopes Of its having any effect. Ills phvs
can called next cucd next day his usual hour and
the moment he entered the pronounced him he'll
ter We sent for morc-of The Expectorant and r,v.
hun that aud nothing else until he cutifoi, cd
lie took twcnty-scyon bottles, and his health has
been better since than IL before his sickness lie
Is now in Hopkinsvillc, j D attending to his business
Respectfully yours, JuLI, 4. Woopgnup"
Prepared only by DIR. D. Jayne, Philadclphn and
sold agency by ~ STEVENSON & BELL
Van Burcv, Arks
w. II. s. M.sAIAY ERS, Fcet Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12

lMPoRrANr-IF TRUE-Ietters from Washing.
ton states that IT is pretty well ascertained that
Con. ayIor's views on certain subjects, are rs
follows, viz :: l. That Gen. Taylor is in favor
of reVenne tariff of low duties, and that in
case of his election to the presidency he would
not touch the tariff of 1916. 3D. That Gen. Tay-
or IS against the establishment of United States
Bank. and in favor of Independent treasury.
And 81. That Gen. Tay lor is favor of a terrific
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12

n. d BALLOON ASCENSION BY French LADY
"' I'VE" orleans Times gives the following de-
'''lP.i0n OF an Eronout expedition in that city
a. an immense concourse of our citizens as
cel cel Yesterday afternoons; the Bngamln
NJ ~ hlgIers TO witness a Balloon Ascent, by
D., Emma v, from Bordeaux. being the sixth
.I: as navigator of the illimtable oxpanse OF
,na 'Iil ar" At about o'clock, P. NJ, the fair
.bo Intrepid 1ronout stepped into the car, and, on
being cast off, the Balloon rose ma
.m;G into the trackless regions of void space.
- - Ihe accamations of The multitude. The
~ Sas'beautifully serene, and the Balloon float
az ~ a''foss the river, hung the city for half
sco.uu nuur or twenty minutes. when it slowly de-
;,s"uee to the earth Miss V. succeeded in land
o,sSI WIN her-frail vehicle at about half past
The n p. d., touching again this neither world at
ba. 1'rner OF Sllere and Canal streets, whore
con.9 o1Olher was in waiting to receive her. A
fs;. number of citizens surrounded the
eI;.. iohaut on her descent, and she received the
os sI''a'ions of all, on the successful termination
4Or adventurous voyage"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
CERTIFICATE.

Tompkins Bluff, Sumptcr Co. (Ala.) Jan 4, 1913
DR.. a. SPENcER,-Dear Sir II wish you forward
large supply of your Pills I do not think 800
boxes too large quantity to send. ! sold $50 boxes
the last six menths they the most popular Pills in
this place. For bilious complaints, sick headache,
dyspepsia and such like diseases they considcre ed
almost infs lliblc remedy l hava formerly been
agent for Peters Pills. but sell three dozen of
your Pills 20 of his My customers think them
superior Peters any other Pills.
Respectfully yours, o. c. KELSEY.
For sale by STEVENSON & BELL,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
MARRIED

LslAHHLED,
On Thursday, the Sd inst, at Fort Smith, by the
Rev. c. C. Townsend, Mr.. LEONARD WILLuAF to Miss
MARY BECKLE, all of tins county.
On Thursday evening. the Sd inst, by IT, B. Howell,
Esq Mr.. SAMUEL KNAUs to Miss MARY WoRLEY, a Il of
this county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12

HEOOTRAGE IN ALE CoLLEGE.-The Students
9' 1a'o College have put forth two sets of reso
lu'ons IN regard TO the late disgracefu attack upon
Two OF their officers. One portion, majority it
seems express their sympathy with the sufferers
their unqualified condemnation of tho act" and
'heIr hope, though they would not preludge their
suspected fellow-students, that justice may be vim
dIcatcd wt0erer suffers. This is WELL and shows
T0IHeT moie condesccnsion 10 the laws of the land
thah could be expected of so important BODY Of
-stFipiinSS. The minority however, while sym
palhsIng also with the sufferers, insist that their
suspected icllow-students shall be considered in
nocehl nIl the law has declared them guilty. This
august sanhedrIm of poiiywog lawyers, doctors
and dVines also thinks fit 10 express its unOuaIi
ed dIsaPprobaiion of the course which norton
OF Inc Press has AIKEN with regard 10 this affair."
II The good Dominic OF that learned institution
would get sharp darnlng- needle, bout as big as
that Iron BAR and let the wind. out of this
youthful tumidi;y, it would be the best thing he
could do.-- ErchangesPoper
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
yAx BURrx, Crawford county Ak +,

Vas BUREN, Crawford county. Ark,1
December 22d, 1917
~ he Edit0rot the arkansas InteIigencer-
SIR :-f ou authorised announce me as cam
ddate 10 represent, in the StateScnate the district
composed of the county of Crawford.
3 I46I ~. RaC. 5. BROWN. g
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12

" The following correct sentiments we clip
! RFom thai spirited sheet, the n. o. Delta. The
Fmougcry Of the Fremont trial is contemplated
p the public with sickening disgust. The pre-
FlmPiuoEs ssif-importance of Fremont and arro-
Eant department. of the Son-in-aw of the Hon.
ion Benton, is TO be justified, or screened. at the
foaOf thousands of dollars TO be chinked uP--an
mount that would more than support a Regiment
troops one year-officers and all:
I'VE hope. if we are TO have any more court
AFlals, that they will bo held whore the army
IND where the Law will be executed without
| sai' laVor, or humbug. The Fremont trial Is al
resent crying nuisance to the whole country
r. 'exdI)us length, unnecessary prOllxity and
h Ol Pexhy-tEe scenes so absurd and ridiculous
'aca i nave marked It's progress-lhe disgusting
el,!sm and presumption Of Thomas II. Benton,
4'i lne great Importance and concict of his SON.
uti"' have caused infinite disgust throughout the
.OuAFy' Military trials ought to be prompt and
summary. They should be conducted as TO Sc
uie ior their decision the fear of all evll-doers
Inu Inc respect of the people. Il" accomplish
,AeSe ends they should be held in the camp and
Conuuc'ed by military men aud according to
martial law"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
From the n. O. Picay yuI
Later from TtXaS

The Steamship Globe, Capt Wright. arrived
4 St evening from Galveston, whence she sailed
! lbe 22d inst
/ The legislative proceedings at Austin are not
Sufficient interest to deiaip US. In the llouS-
b Telegraph we find details o.! Indian difficult
i worth reading. The following Is from That
er Of the 2Oth inst:
|WAR BETWEEN THE DELAwAREs AND CANAAN
Es.-We learn from a gentleman who recent
arrived from Bexar that bloody battle was
h Ihl a few weeks since between q party of Ca
! inches and small hunting party,of Delaware,
which The latter were defeated With the loss of
! kentyfve or thirty warriors. 1t appears that
Be DeIewares have for years been encroaching
Ecn the hunting grounds of the CamanchcS, and
ihev are remarkably skiful hunters they have
kstroyed immense numbers of buffalo and deer
BE- game has become so scarce in some portions
II the Camancle country that tho Indians are
kmpeIIed 10 feed on horses and mules. The Ca
flnches have also become eXasporaled with the
heaWares because they have sided with the
ihtes whenever hostilitieS have existed between
hem and ihe Indian tribes of Texas. The mas
fce of so large a number Of the Delaware war
hos will, doubtless, excite the Whole nation to
fVenge their loss, and we may expect that a
|teEce Indian war will soon rage along our bOr-
|iB. The DeIawarcs have but few lodges in
/ ezas, and can at present muster scarcely 200
|kanOrs here; but they can eHsily induce hun
!lpis Of warriors to join them from their settle
keas in Missouri, and it Is probable the Shawnees
4 make common cause with them against the
4anlnches. The Dclawpres and Shawnees are
ier supplied with firearms, and more expert in
IEer use, than the C1manches. and il IS quite
PotabIe that they will drive the latter from a
hrge portion Of their hunting grounds if the war
floud become general.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
All arrived and in Good Order.
DIR. HULL'S VEGETABLE PILLS
And Ycceta hIe Tonic and Restorative Riffers

And Vegetable Tonic and Restorative Bjtters-
7HESE Pills arc no longer among those Of doubtful
utility They have passed away from the thousa nds
daily launched upon the tide Of experiment, and
stand higher in rcputa ton, and are becoming
vcy used than any other preparation Of medicine
ever prepared for the relief of suffering They
have been introduced into every place it has been found
possible TO carry them and there are w1owns and
villages but contain remarka Bile evidences Of their
good effects. In the west. particularly, where bilious
diseas prevail they annually the lives Of thou
sands For proof of the foregoing statements, and of
the value efficiency of this edcine the propric
will insert of the many thousand testimonial Is
which la been prcsen ted him by Of the first
spectabilitv-men who cannot be bought, or infucnc
ed in any way to pcovcate men who have higher views
Of moral responsibility and justice than to certify
facts because it will do another favor, and them
selves N
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
l. Cd - e

3 ETW EEN the residence of the unders ghed
Sand Mrs. Symes or Gross Iotcll on the
night of Sunday, Goth uIt.. fine gold Pencil
with and Amethyst set. The finder will be iber-
ally rewarded byrcturning the same.
No. 43 If. J. a. DIBREIL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
ZlEzsl . RsEz :a!;S!2ERS

A RE the surest and safest Worm m-deStioying Medl-
a cine ever discovered Children will cry for the
To7enpes and eat them as readily sugar candy.
Dr. English in Broadway, New York, cured two
children Of fits by using tlese Lozenges after trying
several other medicines without benefit lie has used
them n his practice nearly twelve months i'll over one
hundred cases and always with the best success nc
s tba. he has cured four cases of worms with only
one box He also cured boy with a single dose
bat had bcen suffering with fits nearly two Fol
sale by SlEE EN1ON t,SS, W DELI, S'i p"oi'
JAS SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark's
February ID, 10l8.-52-iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
ARKANSAS RIVER RACKET.

Gus THE steamer ALERT, Thomas
fs---t--ZI-zlif J. GREGG. Master, will run
sSS-t-zSS= S=SsS regular packet, the ensuing scason
from Napoleon and Mouth OF W hitc riycr, to Lit
tie Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort Glib
son.
The ALERT is new boat, AMI well adaI Iftcd to
this river, drawing only fourteen inches water
Passengers and slippers may depend upon her,
making regular trips.
For freight or passage, (haying supcrio. accom-
moda'ons,) apply on board.
Nov. IS. lS17.-4l-lf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
a E9iSti!IGry fOr sale.

ENOR Sale, at my residence, near Evansville,
a. Ark. the complete apparatus for Il Distery.
namely; l two hundred gallon STILL / one hun
dred gallon do Worms, Tubs, &C., &c. These
things are all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and as | do not intend to use
them again, am anxious to sell, which viii do
on the mos. liberal terms: am willing to sell on
a credit where the purchaser Will give ample bond
and security.
n. B. JOHANNESBURG
Evansville, Jan. /, I,lS4S.-4z-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
Come a gain,

come Ngaln,
TE7HE fall stock by steamer w II: Day, low as ever
sorts Fancy d7v Goods. new slvIcs dress Goods
boots, shoes, hats and caps. Clothing, fine and com
mon, cheaper than ever; hardware and cutlery,
planes anviIS, vices, bellows and chains, crockcry
saddlery andgroco-ies My rufe is never to let you
go without goods if you have any kind Of produce
cash. | must sell, even, very small profits
f.. B. BISHOP,
No 3, Main Street, Van Burcn.
December n, 1647.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
Keen Your Feet Dry.

SETA ATER PROOF BOOTS, Kip nrd Thick DO.
w Boys and Youths do For sale by
Oct. 30, Al. WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
Nnnratnck. Conn Scni- 30. !

CHEERING NEWS FOR CONSERVATIVES.
Mss Julia y. Woodl0rd says, in Il letter TO Dr..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
Medical Books.

4 LOT Of Medical and Surgical books, second
~ handed, for sale very lowby
Dec l3, lS1f STEVENSON q BELL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12

a ND now on this day came the petitioner and
filed her erPettion for Dover. against the said
defendants, and appearing the court that said
William Is not resident Of The State eff A rkan-
sas- 1t Is therefore ordered, by the court. that
the said William be and he is hereby notified Of
the pendency of this suit against him and that
unless he be and appear here at Probate Court
to be holden in said county Of Washington, Oh the
third Monday in May, A. d. 1913, and on the
first day of said term and plead, answer, or de-
mur 10 said petition or it will be taken as confess
ed as to him and decree rendered and entered
accordingly And it is further ordered that
copy of this order be Published in the uteIligen-
GER, newspaper printed in this State, for the Pc
ROD oil twoswceks successfully, the last insertion
to be at least fifteen days before tho next term of
this Court.
n true copy from the Record
q p. II. SMITH, Clerk
-EebruarY u. ISIS.-52=2w. LPcs E.n 81 %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-12
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN. %.

corrected Weehiy1
CotLon-O Ordinary ) 81; middling 81 6 J.; mid
ding fair, j. fair, y u good fair, nominal /;
good fine, nominal
Sugqr-Louf.iana a 81; Havana 4 10; brown l4
81
MoLusscs-I34 IS per gal.
TOJdcco-2s 4 c.
FLour-s5 90 a ) 50.
Whiskey-Rectiaed I5 20.
Ce6ee-65 -.
S1L-5O 81 30.
RiCe-4 a..
Comb u 50,
VAN buren,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton. 81 25 a so.
FIour. pcr cwt 50 a %
Corn. ear 90 %
Oats, shelled, 20 a
:. sheaf 16a Is
Corn meal, per bushel, 20 %
Bacon, per h., none in market
Lard, a
Beef Za u .
Pork % 3o 93 w
TalIow, % u
Reeswnx, 20 %
Mutton. IA 5
Veal, >
Butter, IO n lZ3
Eggs, . oi
Chickens, per doz., rery scarce 81 l23