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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
HAMES
lust received, a superior article OF steam
bent and root Wagon 1lames.
dec " A. BnhbroRD 4 Go,
WIN 3. MoCUTCHoN & co.,
IA "S'' NiAC'' 3" N|'1
]TMfoRrEFs or AND DEALERS in HARDWARE

IMPORTERS Or AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
CUTLERY, &c, &c.,-58 GtAvGEf sT.,
HAVE now in Store, and for sale at low
rates, a general assortment Of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, &c, &c.~ConsistiBg in parl Of
Nails, Iron, Castings, steel, Axes, Hoes, spades,
~shovels, stocks, Kettles, Bark Mills, Guns and
Rifles, French Pots Coil, Ok, Log, Trace,
T'opsail and other Chains Min and Grind
stones, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, RoWiand's and
other saws Of all kinds, scythes and sicklcs,
Hooks a d Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, Brass
Wares, shovels and longs, Pokors, AndrOnz,
Tenders, Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Razors, Razor strops and Homes, sieves, Cot
ton and Wool Cards. PIafiea of all kInds, Files
and Edge Tools, Coopers' Tools, Tress Hoops,
Walters aud Trays, BITS, AugGrs and Anger
Bits, Bordage, Paints, Oirs, T'trpnntine, Oaknml
Pitch and Tar, straw Cutie =, Corn shelters,
Hanes and Collars, Ploughs and Plough
Mouids, Tin and Japanied Wares, Fishing
Tackle IN every variety.
'HMERCHANTS, PLANTERS and
others, are respectfully invited to cib and OK
anime for themselves.
April tO.-tO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
BENJAMIN PERCITAL,


Letter from Capt. Nc Lean, u. $ ".
RAILWAY. June l6, 1947.
81 have been afl icted for years with the piles
and have tried, without anything like pernan-
ent benefit, almost everything assuming the
name Of remedy. | had, as q matter Of course,
lost all confidence in medifine. Under this
feeling, | vas induced-not without reluctance
confess to use Upham's Electuary,' and
having used it for about three weeks accor.
ding to The directions laid down, | find, to
my utter surprise as well as satisfaction, that
every symptom Of the disease has left me |
think due alike 10 DR.. Upham and myself to
make this statement,
az. w. MCLEAN. late ofthe u. s.. N"
Sold, wholesale and retail, by WYATT
& KETCHAM, l21 Fulton.s st New-York.
Geo. VI. Heroman, Baton Rouge La and
by Druggists generally throughout the u.
States. Price 81 per box.
NoTroE.-The genuine E~lectuary has
the written signature thus aA Upham.
NJ. D. The hand is also done with a pen.
Jan. Ids ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
SPRING 4 SUMMER GOODS.

Received at the store ofthe undersigned
a general assortment of handsome goods
suitable for the season. Consisting in part
of Barreges, Jaconets, Gingbams, Batiste
SEcosse, Sultana mu5ins, Balzerines,
Blk lace manlelets and scarfs Also white
and cold linen drillings, linen checks, for
coats, white and cold WRITINGS, blk french
merinos, blk and drab croton cloths &C..
all of which will he sold as cheap as by
any other house in the place, and no mis-
take. EUGENE LANoUE.
Eeb26. A
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Hay Bran & Oats.

DN HAND AT PRESENT.
800 Bales Hay 1875 Sucks Bran. 800 bnsIl Oats.
We would mention to Uttr friends and The Public.
that in future we contemplate having at all times II
good sttppy Of the articles tFitnsd which We will dis
T,1se Of either wholesale Or retail, ut reasonable prices.
For Cash BE4L ii Son. jan 23-5I
NEW ARRIVAL.
BGAL & sos hBve just Reed, Direct.
30 Barrels (New) Saint Louis Flour,
1000 lbs. Butger-Ghoics western
10 Half Barrels Butter Crackers;
80 do Potatoes,
25 do Apples,
80 Boxes Cincinnati Star Candles
30 do do do Mol Soap
Oct. 23.-3S.
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sUNDRIES.
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND pRtNTERg DEPOT

AND PRINTERS DEPOT.
M. n CnnaI Street Row opposite the Custom House
II. H. GREEN respectfully nnt1arre IS 10 publishr =
anil Printers. thht he has established u complete and
extensive TYPE FOUNDRY in this city.
THE BOOK LETTER Of this Foundry was ctt to
order. by warktnen Of long experience. and rs no eE-
pcnsc was spared to obtain the han1somest fIces. and
to per Get them in svery respect, tte Insertion is ven
tt1rsd that it will be found the handsatnsst in the Uni
ted Sinies.
Also n very handsome assortment Of Flowers. Conn
binati0r1 Boflera. a1I o LETTER Of the ntcststyle.
To winch the Intention of Printers is solicited. lHiDre.
purchasing elsewIcre. All articles manufactured ut
this Foundry FTallba eqral. If not superior, 70 any
manufactured Mt he Nortlt and ~ they will he fur.
niRhed nj New York prices. the proprietor Of this new
enterprise trusts 10 meet with due Encouragement.
The subscriber ia also Agent for tho sale Of Napier.
Washington nr1 Smith PRESSES. which together
with Chases. Cusca. Composing Sticks, Furniture,
GalleyF. Printing INK Of all colours, including every
article in the Printing business, kept constantly on
hand at moderate rites.
H5~1he propriators Of newspapers who will publish
hisandvertisrtuen six months ard send 8 paper to this
Foundry weekly, will be- paid for the advertisement BY
purchasing SIX times tie annpint Of advertising bill in
Type. IL. H. GREEN II Canal Street Row,
Opposite the CpstJnhnne.
Propriefors Of newspapers, who have published the
advertisement Of GREES u Co, will please suspend il
and insert the above.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
q. JOuRDAN, Master.

Will, RIM as n tagrt1ar packet throughout The stason
leaving New Orleans for tire above places every
7asad1y. ut 10 o'cloek. A. NJ. and every Frhhay. ut 8.
=. VI. Returning. leuves F}aYon Safh every Wednesday,
ut -. A. NJ. aud every SoUdag. at S 4. NJ.
For freight or passage apply TN board, at the Packet
landing. nr to
ryAfl freight On tie lanlidg. to be shipped by the
boat. will he r~eceiptej for by the Agent. who is
authorized 10 sign Bills Of bading. fsbl2-2tf
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MuSICIl MUsICll

Just received a fine assortment of cheap
and pretty music for Piano, Guitar &c,
Selected by Doct. III. Gruneherg.)
For sale by II. BoEGEL IL Go.
feb26 4. Church 1t.
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CINCINNATI CASTINGS.

DEAL 81 SON
Have just received the following articles
which they will dispose Of ut reasonable prices
25 doz plain and fancy Broorns
3 do patent rolling pins
$50 lbs washing sad sod9
80 do salefatus
800 do spice
BOO do Pepper (blach)
case stonghtots wine bitters
! do essence peppermint
do olive oil
CUTLERY.
90 daz. assorted table and pocket knives
for sale,
BEA1 and Son,
sADDf ERY.
Cart saddles, brichtng, brides, names, and
collars, ut prices to suit the purchasers.
Deal and SON.
RussEr BnceAss, A fresh stock Of best whit
oak tanned, just received and for sale be
BEAL& Son.
BAGG1NG Il ROPE, n small lot for sale by
BHAL Il Son.
BROWN SHIFTING 4 L1sstrs, for sale by
BEAI& SdN.
OIL, 8 Barrels winter bleached Whale Oil in
store for sale By
BFAL e. SON.
kentucky Mustard--Fnt sale by
Bedl d. Son.
SUGAR. prime article, for sale by
the bogshead or barrel.
BFAL q SON.
Ground Coffee, do Pepper and Ginger
for snIe bV. BEAL and SON
Ofb-Jperm, Whale and Olive OF, Il
by Be0l g. Son.
SALT.
100 sacks coarse and fine ~saitjust %reCeiv.
e. and for sale
BEAt and Son.
POWDER
20 whole, half and quarter kegs, superior
Ha1itY
BEAT and SON.
sUNDRlE5,
BEAJ and son have iHst received
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
SECULAR 19uthets,
d TWICE A WEEK.
- BAror Roten STEAMER Ma.
JEsTtC.

fT@Mm1h TWICE A WEEK.
a BAroN RouaH STEAMER Ma
JEsTtC,
7. II. URB MAsrHR,-Having under
gone a thorough repair aud no expenee
spared to make her one Of the most com
Portable passenger boats in the trade, will
now make two trips q week, as follows.
Leaves New Orleans every Friday at
10 A. M, returning leaves Baton Rouge
every Saturday ut Q p. IA. Leaves New
Orleans every Monday at 8 7. N. return
ing lesves Baton Rouge every "Wednesday
at 8 4. N.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to prkH " HART, Agents.
July 10Th 1s47. Q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
MhCHtNERY.

10000 lbs clear Bacon sides. so Kegs
No | Leaf Lard for sale by
aug l4~-25. A malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-15
AVIS.
AVIS.
Aux pAYEURs DE Taxes.

Aux PAYEURs DE Taxes.
Ayant etc mis- en- possession du role des
Taxes de paroisse, pour I'annee I847. J'ai
c~ommenc6ta en- fare la coIlecte.
Mon bureau sera tenn a Ia maison de
Cour dams la vile de Baton Rouge.
WIN. HUBBs, Tresorier ct Collector
pour Ia pa~Toisse Est Baton Rouge.
Feyrier 7-2fs.
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KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.

A new style Of W alter proof Boots and Shoes
of our own manufacture. The work war
ranted. [n44l A BRADFoED and Co.
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d EFIANCEl

Cheaprr hoa Hs rhaapest-tass han Auction p4ess
mi NJ hqmtHg I #tnH
We lnvs just received and ARE receiving q large and
splendid assortment Of
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United SrArE5 OFFICER.

Albany, April j, 1916
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-14

mir CAB" 3o1olie, pom Danf9efdDle
ourbOrun9en, bate feline Gnie umfobt,
mein Sobn negte nit Sbrdnen finoli0er
8reuoe feline 6ano, MIDI Datte Die Sreuoc
bewubtlo6 an ieinen Sulen Din9eSo9en !;
ocnn c6 bate ia nur nob feline Ginwi(Iie
9un9 5u meinem poultdnOi9em @luRe sc:
fcDlt. &ur5, oiele Stunoe mar oa6 9r6b.
te 6clt, mas je finoljOe Gjebe uno 0onf.
bartlett 9cfciert boben.-Oocb per5eibe,
liet9r 8remotin9 bier fam icb foum
lpcjter.-06re fur5-nob 0rsi Go9en
tforben 28eib uno &ino ourb @ift, oo6
mein Sotcr ibnen 9ereitbt bate, uno am
ucrtcn itorb oieier Soter burb feine6
Sobne5 OoIb.-Gsbe loobt, 8remotin9!
uno ftnoe nur INNER llriabe, beferen
8licfe6, ais iA, in Die Menibbeit binein
5uIcbouen. ."-Gr brGcfte mir Die 6ano
gum 2(bfbieoe; Gin Sbrdnentrom emf.
ittr5te icincm 9voBen blouen 2(u9e, uno
perbtr9te Die Wabrbeit leiner blun9
uGebe noDI-iprotb er notb einmot-oo5
bort mar meine6 SSeibc6 S0G0el" Scb
9in9-in oer &bGre wonote icb MIDI norb
ejnmol 5u ibm : u8eroen sic ME pie:
Der inter MenItben 6uriffebren 2" >,Nie,
errpieoerte ct, mas MIDI 9lU6tib mo6en
f0nnte, oectt oo6 @rob! Sb bafe Die
Wenibbeit, obnc MIDI 1clbit gu Iieben !;
leioer fam iN weOer oa6 Gine notb oo6
Nnoere dnoern." 90 lbieoen wir.-S1
9in9 uno lon9te, Don einem leiner Oiener
be9lcitet, an Den @ren6en oe6 6ol5e5 an,
wo itb MIDI Damn leiCbt 5u Dem @ute mel
ne5 Snfel6 5uriitffano.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-11-14
9SSei6licbe Ser0eltsll.G.

Sn Den Yariier Salons mabt Elm ST..
ei9nib, oeien $oeloin Die Satin zines Der
rci0itsn uno on9elebenlten 8anQuier6 1T,
uieI Nufleben, 28jr poaen c6 bier in al:
let &iir5e erjd blen.- .-0err Mortier, elm
reit6er Sabrifont in 2p0n, betb6rte Elm
orme6 reolitbe6 W101en ourtb Die Sor=
ipic9elun9, Dap er e6 gu ieiner Satin ma
den lpoute; o!6 ober Gloire ibm jDre
&Dre 9sopfert' bate, OerlieB ct iie uno Die
Srutbt iDrer Scblpdtbe, inoem Ell Dem ar
men betro9enen MGotDeh cine @elolum=
me binparf, ais f0nne ct itb oomit bon
Der Grfu(tun0 lcine5 SeriprcOen6 l6len.
Durb Die NOtb 9c5mun9cn, fir ibren eli.
9enen llntcrbalt un0 Den oe6 &inoe6 5u
Ior9ln, nobm Gloire ba6 @elo, oo1 iDr
Sbam9efibl trieb 1ie fclt BON SDon, no
ale @elt ibre S0mdcbe uno ibr Serge
ben fannie, uno Ite elite nit ibrem &no.
ben nocb pari6. Sabre per9iu9eu; 6err
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9e5 Srdulein, au6 oltooli1er SomiIe, uno
lieB iib ourtb ibren Sang gum euru6 5u
70 9rOBen 2(u69oben Oerlelten, Dap ct Ell
nem 8anferotte faum no1 ou6pciben
fpnnte, wenn nibt Elm reiber @elbGft6.
unO Su9enofreuno, oen ct in pori6 bate,
Der 8onquicr Sllller6, Elm wobrer Gro
lu6, ibm aus Der Gotb bolf. ST. I6rieb
ibm oober, oo6 ct binncn lpeni9en Go9en
bel jbm iein lpdroe, feline pdlfe 5ur 9tet=
tun9 pom rlnter9on9e gu erfeben olle6
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ben f6nnte, pollte ct mun0licb NIT ibm
beipreben, oa ct ieinem Sriefe auf Dem
SuBe fol9en wdroe, 9Beni9e Stunoen
no0 Der 2tbienoun9 oieler &lo9esgpifel
rei1te 0err Mortier ielblt in Se8teitun9
lener 8rau nob 9ari6, no ct in einem
Der 9ldno5eniten 9otel6 obitie9 oem
nob mubte ct fit reid 9elten, uno nit
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rem beioe 9atten i'm Se9riff, gu 9errn
8iuier6 5u fabren. oenu Mooome Mor=
tier Die rei5enoe iun9e Srau, io(lte wenn
e6 gtotb tbat, bitten beIfen, uno ibr fonn.
te Der Sreuno 9etpiB nibts abibla9en;
oa trot, fait unonsemeloet, cine iun9e
Srau berein, einen &noben bon ettpa 10
cSabren an oer 9ano bolteno. Mfan Den.
| ee Iicb Die ueberra ibun9, Den S6ref oe6
6errn Mortier, al6 ct Claire feline Der.
laEene Geliebte erfonnte. Sic par nod
INNER fb6n ober iie l6ien in orddenoen
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"

Ser WiormOnen Sempel,-Sn elmer
lpefli0sn 3eitun9 Delbt e6, DAP cine Com:
pa9nie atle6 Mormonen Gi9entbum in oen
6dnoen bon u. 9S. Sobitt, N9ent oer
Mormonen gu Nauooo, nit @inlblub Der
Mouern ce6 ob9ebrannten Sempel6, fdufs
li6 an iid 9ebrocbt babe. Sc fino be-
reitS Sorfebrun9en oetrofen, oen gSieoer=
aufbau oe6 Sempel6 gu beginner. Der
be5ablte preis betrd9t $1,000 SDaler.
Oie ndmlibe 3eitun9 beriCbtct, DAP clue,
in &auuoo pobnenoe perIon orretirt mors
Den 1ei, auf Seroafbt, Den Srono oe6
&empets an9ele9t du baben.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
B,LrAosE, Nov. 9-5 p IN.
The election reurns-Vugi~a, Tennessee Narylamd &c
Steamers nsics.--bIayksfs DC

B'LrMosE. Nov. 9-5 p.
The election refr'"s-Vhg"ia, Tennessee. Maryland &c
Steamers nsrcs.-Mayksts, &c.
The political excitement In this city continues
despatch reached here this morning from Nashville an
nouncing that Taylor had positively carried that State
which has given the wings great confidence the result
The democrats do not however place much credit in this
rumor, S il is unaccompanied by any figures
The following despatch has also just hand
Philadelphia:
Bradford, in Wlmots district, gives Taylor l25O
joriy-being wing gain of 800"
General Taylor falls 900 short in Massachusetts of a
majority the of Cass and Van Buren, united.
The following comprise all the additional returns
ceived from Virginia, and further proofs that the Old
Dominion still adheres to her ancient faith:
PoWhatan 30 majority for Cass Charles City IS for Tay-
ior Hanover IL for Cass Orange for TAYLOR These
Indicate steady democratic gain.
we have unofficial returns from the whole of Mary
land which show Taylor's majority to be 5000.
The announcement of the great robbery of the Patent
oice mas caused quite stir in this city; for will be re-
neinbered that the last time these jewels stolen they
Were returned through mysterious sgency this city
HE Manner In the Baltimore market this morn ing
the announcement OF the arrival the steamer America
aud the excitement of the elections entirely ali
business operations. Holders OF grain were however
firm at last prices.
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OFFICIAL.

GENERAL oRpERs,) WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Office.
NO o. Nov q, lS4S
l. The following order of the Secretary War announces
TO the the melancholy intelligence decease
Brevet Major General s. W. KEARNY, U. S. army:
WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington, Nov. 6, ls4S
The President with feelings OF deep regret
ny ma general by bevet. The honorable and useful
Of this gallant officer terminated on the 3st of Octo
ber at st Louis in consequence of disease
while in the discharge OF his oiic duties in Mexico
General Kearny entered the army in 1872 as lieutenant
and continued in II until his death-a period of than
thirtysx years. His character and bearing
pshed officer unsurpassed, and challenge ami-
ration of his felowc and the emulation of his pro-
fessiona brethren His conquest OF New Mexico and
able services in California have nsepa ab connected his
name with the future destiny Of these territories and will
be held in grateful remembrance by the
generations which will inhabt these extensive regions OF
our confederacy.
The Aduant General will direct suitable military honors
to be paid to the memory of this iamented officer who
earned and lived receive from the President and Senate
the highest rank in our army as just reward for faithful
and merorious services w. L. MARCY,
Secretary of War
IL Pursuant the foregoing instructions of the Secretary
command OF the deceased General, will fire minute guns,
(thirteen) commencing at IL o'clock, and display
national flag half staff, day after this order shall
be received by the respective commanders The officers
of the will wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days. BY order
L. THOMAS,
Assistant Adjutant General
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Fifteen Hundred Dollars Reward.-Robbsry tho
Patent Once.
N the night of the 9th instant the following articles wcre
" stolen from the National Gallery in the Patent Office
viz:
Gold snuff-box, set with diamonds.
Gold scabbard, belonging the sword presented Com
Bidde.
Gold medal struck by order of the Senate Hamburg at
their centennial commemoration of the establishment
their constitution.
Silver medal duplicate of the same
Gold medal, commemorative of the delivery from assas.
nation of General Bolivar
Gold medal struck in Peru in 1921.
Do do. do. do. 1928
Gold medal of Napoleon.
Silver do. do
Silver medal of Rio de la Plata 1918.
Roman gold coins.
Pint bottle of altar of roses.
Pearl necklace.
Two pearls in the gold snuff box which taken.
Twenyon medals OF copper and silver, OF Gems Wayne,
Green, and other generals.
The reward above will be given for the of
the property above mentioned and the apprehension and
thief thieves by whom II taken OF
property and the conviction of the thieves.
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissions of Patens
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Washington, Nov 8, 1913.
0s- The Argus Baltimore Pennsylvanan Philadenbis
True Sun, and Sun, New York Post and Times, Boston
Post, PittsbuIg Enquirer Cincinnati; and Delta New,
Orleans, will please copy the above three times week
for three weeks and send their bills (recepted in dupi
Nov. l0-d3w
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
November, T. 1913.
From the official report before setting forth the
condition OF the treasury, and the amount of money
CURED by it during the present month of November and
of December ensuing, it is evident that the of hs
government will be ample liqudatc all claims against
up to the lstJanuay next without calling before that date
any further payments of the loan OF 1913 and
desiring to save the government the expense Of all
cessary interest. NOTICE is hereby given all the
cessul bidders for that loan, by whom any balance is still
due. that they permitted to postpone any further
nent until the first OF January next All bidders DESTROYS
of awaiting themselves of the benefit of this notice. vii
please advise the department before the 18th of De
cember next.
R. J. WALKER,
Oct 7-d4m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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The receipts for two weeks $5S2 49, and the
payments 81 5l3 2S2 A. showing excess of payment of
1891, COL 81.
There is considerable activity in produce the more so
that the season of navigation draws close the arr.
walls being very large, and prices very heavy Cotton
again lower, being ct under the of the 18th
tatons being follows:
Inferior Ord. good Mid to good Mid fair Fully fair
w. We am: and n 4 o. a. q !. s WV ~, :I:sI
The receipts O4 24 bales Flour in large su D.
ply goes into store and being pressed upon the mar
ket, it remains comparatively firm with reduction of 81
round Ohio and mixed western IS 1871 SIS ;common
State, So % straight State and good western IS rs a
50 3l4 pure Genesee, IS 374 SIS ABB Baltimore and
Richmond country IS SO SIS 62i Rye flour is lower-say
$3.50 VI 49, Wheat heavy under large arrivals
white Genesee, I'll Is common Chicago "a cents; good
81 fair to good red and mixed, 81 OSa IL white SI lB
northern rye is in demand at IS 65h cents Barley is
lower, 62A IS river and canal oats 3lA IS cts
Corn is also in good demand sales New Orean. IS cents
common mixed southern low to high mixed, 66 IS cts
round Pennsylvania IL cents northern and Jersey round
yellow IL " cents white southern, 65 Hemp,
dew rot $50 $l55 Hops, 8 IOk Pork firm at
8l2 s7A $l3 mess 80 for prime. Beef is duS9 80 80
mess S. IS 30 prime. Ohio lard bbls, good prime
ala cents kegs prime, cents cash Rice is dull sales
SO 4s2 SO GA Talow in fair demand at 81 cents
prime city and country rendered Tobacco is in moderate
demand; sales Kentucky, 81 81 cents. Fregh,s are
3l6al.
WooL-The stocks OF wool quite light and the
quantity forward here and Philadelphia before
the closing of the canals will be large and an advance
is looked for. The trade buying actively saw
$4,000 pounds for the week
The stock market is in degree better and nrioes
disposed to rise particularly Of the ancies quotations are
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Taylors majority in the above counties, it will be seen
amounts to s475, being gain over the vote of John
ston for governor of 9,236.
HARRISBURG, Nov 9, 1S4S.
Lebanon gives a majority of 1882 for Taylor; Hunt
ington $50 Union l,49O; Cumberland II.
Cass's majority in Mfflin is 80; in Juniata 80; and
Northumberland 1870.
later despatch says that Taylor has gained in Brad
ford county 1900
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Total saassas $asso76l $aslOs sssa2o $sa $50 4ss
The expenditures are as foLloWs.

Total 7,sl953l 25,slaaOa esss.6oe n7Is7so 1870
In the September quarter included the first $4,000
nstament paid to Mexico under the treaty The pendi
for the year 1915 short of 1922 OOO and should
be reduced to that the of peace
of 81 900 for interest increase of debt and
per annum for four years payable Mex leo. This will
make the expense 200; and it appears that the
binary revenue under the present tariff has been 1872
279: exceeding expenditure by ST. 900 per
annum-a sum which would permit of the liquidation
the whole existing debt in years. exavagant peace
expenditures embarked in.
Money rather easy the exports increase and
the imports diminish Thus for October the exports from
this port $ss925s than for September and the
imports are 3d. less, requiring less money remit
lance and for duties The operations assistant
ury here for two weeks have been as follows.
Dransn
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Territory OF Minnesota

We give place TO the following proceedings, which
were transmitted to us for publication;
NOTICE
We, the undersigned citizens of Minnesota Territory,
impressed with the necessity of taking to
cure an early territorial organization, and that these
should be taken by the people with unity of action,
respectfully recommend that the people OF the several
settlements In the proposed Territory appoint delegates to
meet IN convenuon at Saltwater, the 26th day Of
August ns to adopt the necessary steps for tn at pur
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AUGUSTA COUNTY.

AUGUSTA COUNTY.
=, Staunton, (Va.,) Nov s.
10 the Editor Of the Union:
me wing majority in old federal Augusta is reduced to
aooet ol3 IN 1874 It was 1885, and the wings Yesterday
Conndenty calculated 800. The democracy of this
county Will never cease from exerion until Augusta is
Ieueemed, regeneraed and disenhralled OF this rest
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

Romncy, NOV. s.
seieclor LOT TINS county, feel it my duty TO inform
W 1m lne returns which have reached our county seat
e nave e ,nsef election districts Of which have
omr leiulns IRON and from these have no doubt
OF from so to u.s. 's '' n''e"se