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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
RIOT In PARIS.

Our tclcgraphic news this week is unu
sually exciting. Il conveys particulars of |,
terrific riot nj Paris, which lasted four days
Tho Government. finally triumphcd. The
loss Of life was immense, amounting to be.
tween eight and ten thousand persons,
smo0g them were six deputies, fourteen
general officers, aud mn archbishop. The
difficulty commenced in misin,crprctotion
% The part Of the Mayor Of the interim
With the depusation on Thursday night.
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FLOWERS. nre indebted To John Ey.
ans fnr rich cluster ofDahIias, Roses, Spi.
rnas, etc.
TIL, EFFECT

The Cincinnati Gazette says tina, the
nomination Of Martin Van Buren, by the
Barubnrners, ''has driven bunker Locoto.
ism to the very verge Of despair. Father
Richie raves like "a madman-the recent
admirers OF Van Buren,, now call him "a
traitor'-a Benedict Arnold Il is pre-
dicted that Cass will hardly he able TO chr
~ single State, ind The Cass.mcn nre
rushing 10 Washington, CRYING out 'wl,a,
can We do TO be ssvedr To this penitcn.
tial exclamation some respond, drop Cass
md put up better man, But the po,en.
tial voice Of Public Opinion proclaims-
1t is foo latc-OLD ZACH is on the
course"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
WHAT HAVE wEGorBY THE TREATY.

WHAT HAVE WEGOr By THE TREATY.
The n. y. Sun, a manifest destiny Lo.
coioco paper OF the Sut,erranean stamp,
thus SIMS up the finale of Mr. Folks war
with Mexico. Certainly Gen. Cass aud
ms supporters can shout most merriv over
TINS great achievmen, Of the Adminis,ra-
ton:
The treaty is ratified. mark the glorious
boundary won by this ncr indemnity
Trace |, mp the centre Of the Rio del Norte
To the GIln. aud from thence IVES, from N.
mouth at the Colorado To the Pacific.
What an nrca--Ncw Mexico, Santa Pc.
par, Of Sonora, aud all upper California
ours, including natural wealth and products:
worthy Of Patagonia and the African de-.
>cris, and sava.es sufficient 10 breed Sem.
mole and Creek wars Ia employ the whole
ot our grand nrmv ior halt century. But
we hear no shouts OF rejoicing from the
American people. Whv is lhi.! All. tho
gold. The silver, the cochineaI. the pearls,
the rich fancy and dye woods. the glorious
gardens aud tropical fruits, and the inesti.
mable passage from the Quito The Pacific.
holding the KEY Ia the treasures nf India all
liz south Of the odious new boundary. All
that was worth having. Mexico has saved,
and we have taken her territorial scum,--
heaven grant j, may no, give us National
Scurvy-nt n cost not less thnn tro hun
dred millions 81 dollars, aud thousands Of
priceless lives.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
PRETTY WELL pAIp.-lt has been showr

PRETTY WELL PAIp.-It has been shown
by recent speeches in the House Of Repre-
sentaiives that Gen. Cass, BY adding his
"EyTRA ALLOWANCES u his regular salaries
NC, has tor the space Of THIRTY YEARS
received upwards Of smenfy-one dollars q
day! Ssbbn,hs included, aud all from tho
public treasury. The Locol,cos might
have scraped the nation over with fine
tooth comb and in the Heterogeneous mass
that constitute their forces, they could not
have found nm individual better suited to
have represented their great cardinal prin-
ciple, ITO TIE VICTOR nELoNGs THE sroILs ="
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

Misunderstanding Of Sam. Media
ry. Of Ohio, tho Dayton Journal lets off the
following good 'un:--
ain short. patriotism is his ruling passion.
For years and years he seems to have becn
watching Tor an eligible opportunity to die
Tor his country, and VIC verify believe that
Il the earth would be good enough to s:nk
with wide gap, ms il did in the Romnn
Forum. and tho "Public Safety" required
the sacrifice. he would mount horse forth
with and ride in-prosded there was iat
Job Of public printing at the bottom"
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| Boston Atlas.

The State Bank Of Ohio his become the
most Ininortani money institution on this
continent. With ihiriy-.c,cn branches,
covering the whole Stite-al bound to-
geiher by one common interest, and in all
important respects nil governed bv ono
head, the Board 81 Control. Il now issues
five and a hlli' millions Of cnrrency-sus-
tains an accommodation line, in the way ot
notes aud bills discounted. al seven millions !;
holds two millions oi specie, and has cash,
capital Of s.,.i00,GaO
These facts We gather from n statement
made up 10 the fih Of June.--a statement
showing most perfectly ihc situation and
movements Of every Branch. For in
stance: bad, doubtful. suspended, in suit,
III judgment. real estate Cor CONVEYANCE.
real estate for debt, a.. IN fac, every
thing except the names Of parles.-- Womp-
sons Reporter.
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LuXuRIEs FOR THE SEASON.

LuAIRIES FOR THE SEASON.
Last Thursday evening we received from
Mr.. Smiths Saloon, in the Io Claire
House, liberal sample Of Ice Cream, sur
rounded by ice, md crowned with couple
of bottles Of McCIoud g. Wheaion's bcs,
Soda Water. 1t was altogether MI nccep.
table present for warm evening and
proves that Smith is "some" in getting up
delicacics. While we tender him thanks
we can do nothing less than inform our cit.
izcns what MIR. s. is doing in tho way Of
providing some Of those luxurics from which
VIC have been so long isolated. Ills vaniI.
Ia Ice Cream is as good as any we ever ate
and we have had some experience 10 that
way. The Soda Water is not at all inleri-
or to the fountain Soda Water Of the cities.
MIR. S. has also supply Of yankee vegcta.
blcs, such MS oysters, sardines, crabs, etc.
Those in want Of any Of the niceies Of the
season now know where to obtain them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

Short letters are becoming fashionable
among the Locolncos. We have given NJ
ready Gen. Cass specimen: here is s.anoth.
or Of tho same Sort" from the Troy Budg.
ct:
Troy, June ID, ls4S.
Mr.. EnlToR:-I percciyed by yesterday =
Commercial Advertiser, that my name is
appended to'a call for public meeting TO
rntify the nominations ofthc late Baltimore
Convention. ] never signed the call nor
authorised any person to do 50 in my be-
half.
Circumstances srili prfrent me from ssp
porting LeUis Cas- for Presidest Of tie
Tinted States. Yours, &C.,
A. A. THoMssoN.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
LOCOFOCO NOMINATIONS.

At their County Convention held in this
place on last Saturday, the Loco.ocos nom
mated John d. Evans for Representative
John Pope for Clerk Of Court and L. S
Wing for County Commissioner. !, j.
. strong tickle, and we Wings will have I,
bestig ourselves 10 hend il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

SINGULAR FAcr.--According to the state
ment made hy Gen. Cass, in his speech in
Cleveland Ohio, he has been holding office
for forty-.wo ycnrs!! And vet, during this
entire period he has but once been elected by
The people, mud that time ioihc Legislature
Of Ohio, Immediately after abandoning the
black cock ado federal party. md becoming
democrat "dycd in The WOOL" Subser-
viency TO those in power purchased for him
the residue Of his long term sf Office hold.
ing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

G-Spenking Of dogs aud children, a wri.
ter in the National In,elligencer says tina,
the poorest man whom he encountered in
Virginia, without any exception. Lives in
a log cabin with two rooms, and is the IA.
,l'er Of nineteen children, and the keeper Of
sir hounds."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

MITcnELL-On the Sd inst, an immense
meeting WINS held in New York, to raise
funds for the family Of Mitchell and for tho
cause Of Ireland. Emmett presided; and
the brother Of Mitchell made brief speech,
thanking sympashisers in this country for
their generous aud patriotic course.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

GrJudglng by numerous articles in the
\. w. Advertiser, and by what we know
Of the character of the man, the Locofocos
Of Rock Island have nominated for Repre-.
sentative, man wholly unworthy Of the
office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
For The Gazette
MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE.
THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
A. II. OWNS, Sec'ry.

bhSoNs pf.tIS
LYONS, July 18th. lSis.
Mr. EDIroR On the 2d inst. STEPHEN
G. CoLBrRN and JoEL y. RoyALry, both
worthy and industrious mechanics-if VIC
may except their Incorporate habits
went up the river a short distance above
Lyons fishing; both very much intoxicated
at the time. While up the river they fell
IN with two boys, sous Of Mr.. llol, of this
place and nephews to Mr.. Royalty, one
seven or eight, tho other about fourteen
Years OF age. At the solicitation OF the
men the eldest Of the two boys got into the
canoe with them, the youngest declining.
remained on shore, aud is the only person
who witnessed the catastrophe. lie saws
that when but short distance from shore
the canoe was upset by the intoxicated
men aud the three persons sunk 10 rise no
more. The body of the boy was found the
same evening entan.led in the fishing lines
IN the canoe; that Of Mr.. Colburn next
morning near Lyons, and that Of Mr.. Roy
atty on the llth inst. in the vicinity OF
Beaver Island. Mr.. Co!burn and Mr.. Roy.
atty have each left n widow and several
small children who depended upon their
daily labor for support. S.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

The Wing party gave 10 Encla nd all she
asked in DEMONSTRATING Union.
And so it was Wing Secretary ofSinte
that negotiated the Oregon ireaty--was !, ?
And il was Wing Senate that recommen-
dcd the adoption Of the treaty--was i.?--
And il was Wing President that signed
the trcaty-was it?-Lou. Journal.
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BlRLES.

The Scott County Bible Society having re-
ceived ito stock Of common Bibles and Tesla
men,s both Germon and English 10 prepared 10
supply the wants OF individuals and familie. on
the liberal terms customary with the Society.
By order cf the Ereeutiw Committee.
G. LESLIE, Dsponto,.
Davenport, i6ih July, 1915
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

ADJoU. 2NMENT " CONGRESS. Uui.
ted States Senate have amended the reso-
luton from the House, ia relation 10 the
adjournment Of Congress, 90 tha. it shall
take place on the 3lst inst.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

CiRcus.--Friday next, it will be seen
by the advertisement, Spalding's cclebra-
ted Circus Company will visit this place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
@The New York Globe thus discoul

ses to its brother Blrnburners:
"Therc is no use 81 concealng any course
We intend 10 pursue. Though Cass will
he defeated. no matter what course we pnr.
sue, Yet It il better To have no probability
about il. His defeat must Le made Ger.
tain"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

0yMr. Wells Of Moline, has started a
tri-daily omnibus line between that town
and Rock Island.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
Sunk.
LOUISVILLE. July IL.

The steamer Milwaukee, bound from Gin.
cinna'i to St. Louis, in attempting to pass
over the Falls this evening, took sheer on
the pilot, struck the rocks on the Indiana
chute, and was sunk. No lives wcre lost.
Cargo NAV be saved. but in damaged con-
dition. The boat will be n total loss.
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THANKS.

We are under obligations tothe steamers
Kentucky, Mon,auk and Time e. Tide for
hts 81. Louis papers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

DusUcus ExrRus.---This paper has
agsin changed editors. W. Y. Lowell, Esq.,,
has bsen succeeded by Mr.. H. Holt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

o. A fino Academy was dedicated n,
Makoqnetn, Iowa, on the 18th instant. Adj.
dress by Rev. President blanchard, Of Knox
College.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

FIr1 HENRY WARREN, OF Dee Moines County.
Jesse BOWEN, Of Johnson County
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, OF Henry County.
STEPHEN y. enELLApAy, Of Mahaska County.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
WING STATE TICKET.
w IIIG TICK EFT
Election serenM .Noren,ber.

For Electors of President and Vice President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
AN EXTRACT.
Br JANIS RUSSELL LOWELL,

Force never yet gained one true victory.
The outward man. by pike and ball o'er-arenod,
Bends low his polite will hut Sill. within,
Toe absolute Man, on whom The bases rest,
Deep underground, Of the INTANGIBLE state,
stands up defiant, plotting loyalty
To one poor banlshed HON less. hunted thought,
The de,hroned image Of native Land.
Never was ciiy-wall so strong as Peace;
This founded on the souls primitive rock,
smiles back upon the bafist engineer;
The mine At rs foundations tugs In vain;
An olive wreafh stretched hsrmessly across
is open gaies, enchants all enemies
So that he trumpet balks the knitted lips
That would have Jared II with the trimplng charge.
And, hgshpg back It's hosrse and quarreisom, voice
Like dlsbanded soldier when he sees
The nestled hamlet Of his ustained youth.
With It's slim steeple quivering IN the sun,
Pipes with repeniant note the gay recall.
What hath the conqueror for all his toll
so many men from men turned murderers;
So many spoiled In the fierce apprenticeship;
So many sacred images Of God.
sons. fathers. brothers, husbands. irsmPled down
Into the red mud OF tho piashy MD;
So many vnliures gorged with human flesh;
so many widows made. so many orphans;
40 many cinders for so many homes
So many caps fung up as there are fools:
And, when his SCATTERING and ungoveTned course
/. run AZ length. he drops, mass inert,
Like spent cannon-ball which a chllds foot
spuEDs a, In piay-what farther need Of him.
Peace viii not brook 10 have her snowy leaves
Tsrned rudely by those crimson smatching thumbs;
The smooth civilian elbows him aside;
Like an old armor he Is hung IN the hail.
For isle men 10 counts the cHts upon,
buiiress for the SPIDERS hangng-brldge.
And for his country what hath this mas conqaeredP
kindred people everlasting hate,
The blosdy drain OF untamed provinces;
Those are ia crop, whose sickle is the sword.
And for himself | never heard that any
Dared knock at Heavens gaze with his reekiug sword,
Or lift the next lifes latch with bloody hands.
The merry ploagh-boy whlstling 10 his team,
The noisy mason and the carpenter
Efacs the ruinous letters wherewith he
Essay ed 10 carve everlasting name.
The ~ rannOus lion preys upon the lamb
Men fear him and install him king OF neasis.
Ye, urize the wool above abe rsyening claws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

THE LIBERTY BELL. BY FRIENDS OF FssEpoM
B sion National Anti Slavery b zaaE. lsis. Opp
292)
This is a beautiful Annual and well adapted to
promote the cause to which 1t is devoted. Some
OF its pieces indeed have small literary merit but
there are others that evince not only philan
thropic spirit aud an enlightened Judgment but
refined and cultivated taste the part OF their su
thors. The opening story, The lnsurrection and
its Hsro-s Tale Of the South. by Southron,' Is
admirably told. Those who have read the elo
quent editorials Of the louisville Examiner will
be Likely to guess the name ct the author The
list Of contributors is large, embracing many on
both sides of the Atlantic. Among them We notice
the names OF Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Eliza
Lee Follen J Bayard Taylor, Harriet Martneau.
Theodore Parker, Frederick Douglass, J. r. Gid
dings, James Russell Lowell, Edmund Quincy,
Parker Pill sbury. Garrison, &c. The best thing in
the volume perhaps is Mrs Browning Poem. The
Runaway Slave at Pilgrims Point but it is too
long to be quoted in this connection. The follow
ing lines are beautiful. and withal so appropriate
at the present time, that we cannot withhold them
from our readers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

members OF the great Brotherhood OF Man. chhcren
Of the one and blessed God. whose equal Love wss
only made % bless Us all who vi notsuuer w rVns
20 pass without, its due. Think Of the Nation
deed. done continually ard nfresh. God shall near
the voice OF your Bo,bers blood, long cry ing rom
the ground; His Justice asks you even now
AsEHIcA WHERE Is THY BRorHxal This Is toe
answer which America must give Lol he 10 there
10 the Rice swsmps Of the South, IN her neds
teeming with Cotton and the luxuriant Cane. he
was weak and seized him naked. and bound
him ignorant, poor and savage, aud | oyermasterec
him. lsid on his feebler shoulders my grievous
woke. | have chained him with my letters beat
him with my whip. Other tyrsnts had dominion
over him. bat nv finger was thicker than their
loins. have branded the mark Of my power with
red 30, iron upon bis human flesh AM fed with
bis toll Fat, voiuptuous on bis sweat, and tears
and blood stole the Esther, stole also the Sons,
and set them n toll his Wife and Daughters are
a pleasant spoil 10 me-
Progress Of AnerlcG or ne March Of Freedom
Across the Stage OF Time the nations pass In
the solemn pomp Of their historical procession;
Whist kingly forms sweep by. leading the nations
Of the past, the present age Let them pass
their mingled good and ILL., A great People nos
comes forth the ne born OF nations the latest
Hope Of Mankind, the Heir Of sixty cenrures-,he
Bridegroom OF the virgin Wes.. First come those
PiL6RIxs few and far between. who knelt on the
sands OF a wilderness whose depth they knew not
nor yet its prophecy. who meeky trusting in their
God. in want and war, but wanting not IN Fsith,
laid with their prayers the deep fOundsiions Of the
State and Church Then follow more majestic
men bringing great Truths for all Mankind seized
from the heaven OF thought or caught, ground
lightning rushing from the earth and on their ban
ners have they writ these words Equality AND
IsBORs RIGBTs. Then comes the o>E with ven
cradle face who ruled slike the Senate and the
Camp. and at whose feet the attendant wears
spread garlands, laurel Wresths. calling him First
in War and First in Peace. and Firstin his Coun-
trys Heart ss Il In his. Then follow men bearing
the first fruits Of our toll, the wealth Of sea ana
and the abors of the loom. the stores of commerce
and the arts. happy People comes, some with
shut Bibles in their hands some with the nation
Laws some uttering those mighty Truths which
! God has writ on Man. and men have copied into
golden words. Then comes 10 close this long his
| torc pomp.-the panorama Of the word-the Ne
| GRO SLAVE, bought branded, beat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTBRs
Fer sala Of a.et,. SC. 'es Fra Psss.


The tendency Of the Stock market was down
~srd today ard the trsassscus TO considerable
.x,ent Treasury Notes ~sat bach to ~. with fSf
amour, of sales The Psneiss we're ell heavy.
In Bills there s nothing new. Quotations are
s, for leading Sterling ssnss. wisA nsdsfss
ssppy.
Freixhts are firm and considerable produce 10
os.,,us W. hear OF engagements Of 500 or 400 ssis
for Lissrpesi and u for 0ls'sev As"ss
lsooo bush wses was sssssed for Lssrpssi" ssese ns
former in BAH There 10 but little Cotton easnss L@
vas taken Cor Glasgow II IS. and heavy frssh' s I'
Pooi ct ~.
The Money market Is without much change out
II nyhiag little exser Loans &C the eess seoess u
med, at por cent Pepper s0ss rather slsvly Of issf
per cent
The amount OF specie brought b. the Csedonia
w.s only coo instead Of t1soos
The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared l.
.emiannas Givdssd OF per cent. osssn iess'
rance Company Of Portland Of per Ths conase.
tea, River Banhins Company Of Hartford u 81 per esst
The F.sA.n.e Bsnh al the same place. hts dividend
The Morris County. N. Bank at Morrissows Of rsr
The Columbia Insurance Company, Phils1slphis.
Of per cent
The Commerce OF this port for lss' shows
large Increase over tho previous year, and me Imports
are larger than any year since lSSa The aggregate Con-
mere. Of ss7 Was s4T slssS asainss se si 1870,
showing an increase Of 20 per cent The total imso" Of
lss7 exhibit the following rssals " compared ~"h 10"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

n THE PaocREss or THE CsRisriAS LIFE
il the title of small volume by the late HESRf
WARE. Jr. DID. Ii is an unfinished work, intended
by its author asaseqnel to his hook on the Forma-
ton Of Christian Character VIII II Is to Be regretted
that Dr. Ware did live to pe,s what he so well
and wisely besun. glad his friends have given us
this little volume. Published In Boston BY James Man-os
K Co.
" The SILENT PASTOR" il the title Of
smsI volume Of Consultations for the Sick, embracing
Appropriate prayers and reflections which, As Teen
pub.ishsl In Boston BY james Munros 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08


FRIDAY January 7, 1893
AsHEs-Tbe mskst for Potss firm and sales Of 1co
bbls, part Csnsdaa, have been made ats Ut fssfh are
col fos-Ths r,sstst Is heavy and sons fsv hundred
bales on have sod IN some essss 70 te decline
sD'nssr. Exporter. hsys yet appeared 70 ssy
-FOUR AND NEAL--The msrsst vas rs,her dull In
hi, gefs we're oe-nas ssae c for parcels Of fair ssssds
Hods. were sskiDf ia for os~sso and Michigan end
aaa the sac. w.r. .SSss Goo sss ., Il; i sr
good bfaaos Osweso and michigan. The trade are pet
ba Tag much me parcels o. osossss o. s'o,ss e'sSo Pc
bbls Sales 10 tbls Ns~-Or-sos ~. Tns ee@ &c 81
for 5osthern \, fair and sales 100 bes were made se ~
dsmsss for Meal Tor sspo and ssls: 100 . go ~.
were made At . 2a53lt for State snd Wsessn ana sSt
., Jssy Ess y s@u 81. .aa 90 S.s.
GRAIS-Thsrs 10 q IA, inquiry sor Wheel and priess
-, s.s oso !. 'ss 90 Hsss.a g
And t0c 40 red at IS fof old Corn there bet ssm a..
rnssd add shippers efrr low prices sale essn Ole
ne, 10. o. 900 ss.as BE ssist Sale.
ss'1 1., :, ~ NJ. si's 500 ss.S.s Nssss sss S
SINAI sslss Bises eyed Pes ~ - per beg.
p,s.aa.,M a., psuess dull =, 5 each, n tine WV
PROsIsiOSs-Tbe nsrs et Tor Poh 10 N such eondi-
tos sdept 10 give qso'Sioss The usssseiicas
81. STAT, e. fsrs W.. msd. l. So ,h.,: -
more doing and within the wosk - = - bob have
been cold 81 about previous prices. Tnsss ~ 80
bis Prime Western Beef Hams 1t 30: Thsss esmsse
for Lad ana tie NAH Hrm Sses hsvs bsss nee
$40 or 90 bbs ct IA T. and 800 900 ksp sgt ~
Western and The mestet . Aen of ies,ee
Nests sbooidsrs are 4id5, ana Ham, 1919 w1s 49,
about 100 packages Ia Batts and CHEESE 'ssfs %
new feature .x-s.., M.
sEEDs-Clover 10 entirely Inactive 80 nesissi ws
note Gales 900 bssbsls Roush Fisx - 10 - y" ss~
and 50 bbs Timothy pssvtoes fsise -
HOPs-ssIss 500 70 fret sort " ssssn 'e" ~
70, sc%s as. ssoayss.lss Of 500 We Rsv Tuspssuss
80 go ms6s a. 50 per Dbl R0sio V sesscs ed 49,
,s;,, IS sad IS for Nswbsru and wilmnstoa Ssiss ~
b5l1 Spsrits 81 SAFE cssb. on the vhsrf
asY-rhe demand 10 nodssis sslss - bbls u e2io
10 y cvt
ROMA sale Of 100 tons Scotch fs net psvsfs essss
vas a de a. e2s, s moo IN the yssd- .
BONE-We note farther sales 1000 prime Hosts-
west, 81 ppossd y cts essh
monfhs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

CRY OF SrKAcUsE-At an election 70 decide
uoor tb. adoption Of tie City Charter. held on me
Iss INST 1919 votes Tss friends Of he Charter
nsd majority Of 3W.