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Sale of Real Fl ate situated In the Second Mum
cipality ana Lafayette.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.


. q }. A. DEAED. AuctiOittE
CtATURDAY, January 90 649-Wl be sold, without
- 10 O'Clock, Banks Arssde
4 The fo.owing PROPERTY, to-wit:
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND IN Lafsyee in the bound
Andrew jersey and sephne Lots 3,
and stresftt No fronts Laurel
forming the Of Laurel and st. Andrew Streets All
lly described b, PLAN
D. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, eigby situated rhe New
Market the
ing Nos and between T. psiehoe and Euer esch
80 Drya depth OF l27 feet 10
lines On lot No. rs double frame dwelling rented
twof families.
TerThe purchaser the OF for $ll0O
March, S49, the balance ami u credit.
Terms Lot No. A.. fourth cash, balance and IL
his credit approved All the to bear mortgage
the property -
3.TAREE LOTS OF GROUND St. Denis Lafayette,
squsre bounde st. DENIS Dryade Seven Eighth
each a 80 st. Denis
bv septh Of LIS feet between arale lines
"a. Two LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by ST.
DENIS Drya Seventh AMI Eighth see bring lots No. aud
"a fro Denis street, by depth of l20
between parallel lines No. % feet front ST.
and 25 Seventh forming the corner of said
G. 49, and 70 months credit
for bearing the the notes are moi paid
the Of per CENT annuln
sale before r. Beaid ~ p at the OF the pur
chasers. |ashi4-l6 1920
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MoRr WoRK FOR THE PRKAcHras.-On the
9Th, Mr. Dix introduced bill in the Senate of the
United States for removing the Instructions to ma
vigation at Hell Gate We had supposed there
was already broad and unobstructed pathway to
the dread region, without afording additional "a
ciliiies. Perhaps Mr.. Dix is preparing place for
the Soilers to take refuge under their ate de-
feat, as the Democrats will not permit them 70 hnd
a resting place up Salt river. Qnere-ls Il conatl-
rutionaI for Congress to assume Jurisdiction over
such subject! What says Mr. Ritchie OF the
Union s-Nortok Argus.
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To the at,ols Of the EVENING MEhoURY.

To the at,ous of the "EVtN.NG MERCURY"
4 IhCUMorANt:ES have u olerateL that we have ben
" compel. d to upeld pubi,calon OF the MERCURY,
and disas rOus u U.s. We ieei
grateful iasors .xt bdei o us aud the sJ mpa,
beea pressed D. our friends. Uuf asses sha he
Immediately I'd the Ient ot Our deDls anu
ny tal lsry va be suic Mt To satisfy ALL 10
efec gratifying we OPP that Aueh
De So as are sndebIe.l 10 MER.tUkY Wi pomp ~
pay the aui ,ozsd tgento cred AMI TO facnt te
the cement aft tDse u whem th7
Me cury OH indebted, to Their accounts imie-
d,ar.iy Iial3l u r. SESSIONS u CU.
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The United Sta es ps Goods, Wares, and Mer
chandise.
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

Case in Admir- Itv-SElZURE:
In the District Of the Unit.d States and for the
list ict of 7eIas
shall proceed
ID Offer public sale, Friday 26h at IL o'clock OF
sa day. the opposite the TT
mont House. following Goo Ware
Merchandise, ezed this and placed hands and
al sacks COFFEE, "a boxes yERMiCELLi bags ST ARCH
box-s 1Ea, IS Shoes boxes COTTON THREAD,
bales DRY GOsJDS "a boxes
CIAREf Ia ackagrs PAPER, 26 pieces STRIPED LINENS,
6 packages Cotton HANDkERCHlEFS-
JAMES II. COOKE, U. s. Marshal
jai6 St by Fl. B. MARTIN Deputy Marshal.
= Picayune please
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H Friendship Fire 90 No. ~ The oassn
po'a;ss. By a's1 lis...-w. KNIGHT. r''''d'a'.
Union Division Ne & S:s. :s:
o cy % Ihs Sasrr wLiHM BOYLE
PEACE A. A q sTvasT T.
u wi G1Asks 81 s. w x. CRANE r l0D
Msso st aIya as a zs
commapcscn -, soly vi, bs held al the Es;SSic
~ az. S:sis !. i.
susSsd oss cbsp under tn u.deon Grand
G ss' sss ~ sG.; ; S:. sps s s:;:
hssss Is sq 81 Wis E gin M
i DAyD s:. sh.s e Eli ss ss y Is q
erect lu
! l Es:,sss d'.s: M Gas
cheap che Dn a EEfohToNs ruar sas M
w H. Deley's Mssical Pain EzM:sssr s:.; Th z
s e: gss sas DALEY sssh
Southern Depot ISL Char re. :,,s.,. New o1..n %a
ssns:1. T. n . Din, s p .aa 4. 4 Z:
Z % sSw S m: esss 3 G. -
SIN. :: s.: :
They equaiiy sevlceeoe " - se
needing
cal n ma A. No. John kedito and ozsv
''s IS IN AID inspect ''' 's"'s''' ' AerucKEa
vis Pam: ;:r ss i fs,
VI AYti6 ~ Teeth Flea EzcavaosA ksdus os
lssh'a'as Rods &C. r. AsoEasos. y \ ch.''ss
r. The attention Of Females q panicu'afK enesSe
Z, . n n Motsee g ~ fA~saAi'- - Is 3hp0
= ''sss
~ phouix Fire 90. No. e-A ennseng9&a ~ III III
uS7 c. u. b"rssr." ~" 1870 = -
t~ Cholera Preventive ". VI 49, & ,hs
NE ~, certainly speedily the dss - I'M ,n
rsrpe; fuiy ~ !. -
cites Of New York. ana issns :" y eeeom
s.i6c ,emey Of the hihst ss
n.nr Price only Fly ca.s fs sale ou'J py = ~ -
& Co Isl Charter street. Nsu OfsAns-
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The LoNDoNDERRy-Th terrible occurrences
on board the British steamer Londonderry, OF
which we published a horrible account, has natur-
ally recalled the celebrated tragedy Of the Black
Hole of Calcutta, Of which the North American
revives the history:
The Black Hole was a dungeon or cellar OF
about eighteen feet square, in which, when Fort
William was captured, in 1855, by the Nabob of
Bengal, one hundred and forty-six prisoners were
shut up for eleven hours! The place was lighted
and ventilated by one single small grated window;
but the extreme heat of the weather prevented any
circulation Of the air. Within an hour the prison.
lives in less than four hours AT the close Of the
eleven hours. one hundred and iwenty-three were
dead; and the remaining twenty-three that sur
vived barely escaped with their lives from the pros
traiion Of "a putrid fever, which was the conss.
ouence Of the incarceration.
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Medical Law ana Miscellaneous Library.

GALE OF RARE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD
- WORKS, auction. ls -. :.
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical, Law, Hisori-
cal Misc. laneous Military, Literary, scen inc; ETC.,
viii be sold wit out erve at aucton by catalogue IA ew
No. 40 st. Charles ST. Charles Ho al NE
Ruscon, coecon OF English Edions OF
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS com rising 200 volumes of
Historical Medical Bogra phca Miscellaneous Works
Due will be Of the dav Of SALE and when the eaa
loones Wi, he ready ( delivery Place ial
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Poydras street House and Lot.
BY BEARD, CAEHOUNF& co.

CATURDAY, January o. at II ocockWll b ID Banks
- without
"A Ger ali X d ound square unded Foygas. Pfdi1
Giro strves, Designated No. Ia the 81
rlan BY L. II. Peis, dated April 49, 1872 2 6
in Poydras depth between lei ns
los feet inches lines.
The improved with double Dwelling and Kitchen
Csrerns in rear, all nearly
one- cash. balance in 6 H. and Is months credit for
bearing mortgage until paid which, ii not
puctus psd maturity bear the Of per cent
R. Beard N. P, expense of tn pur
cbasers, jat7
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child has an nsurable interest the life of parent So
single woman derendent her brother for her support
and education has sufficient interest in his life to entitie
her to insure it, so husbands, sometimes The lives
their wives and by recent statute in New York It
made lawful for any by herself and he
name or the th,'d person with his assent
her Trustee 10 cause insured for her sole the lie OF
her husband for any defne period or for the of his
natural e and, in of her surviving her husband ne
ne amount the becoming due shall be payable
TO- and for free from the aims OF the represen
taiives OF the no band OF his dtors IN cate
OF the death Of befoe her husband the amount OF
the may payable after her DEATH 10 hei
bldrep or their guardian, for their use
;s dehf rs an inds mnty against the loss OF the debt
For Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect In
spranc and ali information the plan OF operations a
plyG N q; "; u IA 10 n hI..r,
yALxyrs Mort M .ss,i Soi NsW OF Yo SH
X SrrLLE. Nj b. No 3North st opposite LAFAYETTE
square, Medical Examiner New Oneanh
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~ preventive-Ths Ecasune says thq& Ge14d1en
/. one Of tbe besi Pre- Cholera. Clean
cheap at LEIGhTONs Genlemen's Furnishing stos n4
Roya -
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EgMPs AM, ATHMc AIrARATUs e.

s, MlN n9CokIt Pl.MSg 20 tSs CamRT 49, a
esst ment of sssxs ncks yarious sses Force and
fifl pump E<oy Pafnps. &C. 30: Cookine EsnGes:
iaabne pts I'D ever Batks Also layine and repair
ina Lead Pipes Shep Lead work Of sve description ShiJ
ana Ssssmh0ai work rompty put uDsrd Impaired Al
dNanromptly alteadsdt to.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

C,ATURpAY EVENING January co. tsa9-Wl be presented
- for his the cebraed Grand OPERA
Act, MUSIC BY Don setti entitled tn MARTYRS. Per
Messrs. Dauc Corradi Madaire Flrury-Joy
~ The lbretio The Martysi, for sal the Box Office
n SUNDAY, JAM asscond repres ut ton OF MONTE CRSTo
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Coffee House Fixtares and Household urniture.
BY s. L. BEELMAN. Auctioneer.
MONDAY January ssd, IL i'll be sold the premi-
wi Rohgnac and Henderson
the O a C.ire House consisting oil
TuInbers Decaners her., Ale Glasses, Counter
Fixtures comprising complete assortment OF everything
together with the Household
furniture OF said premises. sa
Tsrms~ Cash jal7
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~ Fhpu1x Fire 90 No. o-A 1n4 !. ~ ~ IL;
o.ss, can be found q o. suncra > caral sse
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n.n', Of W,asfxRss ssfsAM OF WILD cHEhhY "a JEW
e..n. r.s;:s = sei e only ), sc61E
ctr
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Horses, Carts, and Harness.
ATuRD January 2ab, 70 o'clock y IL Be sold At The n
. - Carts 2 Horses. and 10 Carr Harness. jail d
~ p and tielfa cory 5 times
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~ Elecfro-Mametic Machines, fM He1.,Sql "a! u.
uih Improve Patnn Bzftsrespce IRON III ~
En sraus 10 order; Dsns Geld kc retf
nd Wire stoeksos Ar6 IL Tseh Fis Ezcsvater Rs s~
Lightning Rods ETC., for sale By - =.
q m - =. ]. %. ANOEheONsH y 49,
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ew II. ua'lsy's Magical Pain Exnaet9r: = ~. Lh g
~ snropristor al DALEY The wrapper Of Zach boz
Southern Depot, ISL Char res street. New Orisans' aru
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VIII, Pr rs for the Costly Fi1fa,es, HI Rents and
HEAVY Erprns IT the MI finery Stores doDR t0Un
Taose ah0 pair0nizc tsfm and uh0 aTonsze them!
TAose rho Judge If the yafuc OF Goods by the price
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FIRST DIsTHrcT COURT Presiding Judge McHeDy.
L. Huddeson tried for NARROWING runaway slave
and acquitted. Perry Putnam accused OF larceny
found guilty. Geo Wilson, charged with similar offence
acquitted In the OF James Brown and Isaac
Washbun each accused of larceny, noe preseqxis
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GREAT PAIN TING!
open FOR EXHIBITION EYr FOR SHORT TIM
OLoNGERA sTocKwELL's
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISS lSSIPPI RI V Err,

AT PANORAMA HALL.
In the Commercial Exc aige building,
~ Every EYENING IN THE WEEK, ~
and on sa urday afternoons at O'clock
tx This PANORAMA Three Times the Extent Of any Paint
ts Woro, faithfully represents Of country Thrs
Thousand Fire Hundred Miles Length passing through Ten
Union, ing Fiji een grees LitItude
y RI Adu,lsso, 30 CENTS ChrIIfe., Is {. ns jai5
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WoNnER on rHE WoRLD.

RoPER,s sPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No TOT POYLk.dS S rect, .Nep Orleans.
open From 8 O'CLOCK. A. M, 10 2 ?. M, and
NJfKOM 4 10 8 O'CLOCK, r. Nj. Jab
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CHAPThk OF LOUIsIdNl.-The Grind Annual ~ -
Cemm.pIcacn Of Body viii held al the nasgnc M
Hall corner OF Psriido WE'D -
NEsDAY, the Sit nstant at 81 o'clock, p n r -
The Ofcess Chapter and r. presenauvee me
suboripss Chape Jurisdiction d the General Grand
Chapter OF the will due notice IN ane kgve
themselves accordingly jsls y. bLAlA, Snna ssc y
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re- MewOriaana Doc l0l0.--Dr. J. MEN3IN0
s;rs a. 81 Ram Vol, mered consider b he BE-
o5 ever Jaw They equally servc.abe ne for We e =
ns,rsl eth Those needng done your line h1s
ca On me- A. No. st. John bet Rs5ddo and asv
STREETS, and inspect Il fns themsssss Yours ..,cwes
ds sm n -
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Steamboat Alex SEQ let Louisville the 18th instant.
Reports yer, d. and thu Ohio liver falling.
Towboa Ca dow and to tine l4th INST
ship Arkansas.
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fw Strangers In III Oify, go Dr. B. r. MuLLENs
other columns Of ths ns z ns o. ~
In need would DO wnl him CALL At % nate
e'e'
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FOND OF DAINTIEs-Lous SENEGAL. accused Of 'fea NJ
several bottles Of and Of fom The coffee
hopse of Joseph Joh "a Hospital terday sen
before the Fust District Court by Recorder Genois.
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Saturday Evening, August IS, lSi9 !
Whereas, A worthy Brother nf this Di.
viSiUu has by all inScrutablc Providence
been cut down in our midst aud consigned
to an early grave.
And, whereas, il is becoming and just At
all times TO commemorate, in some suitable
manner. the services and virtue, Of depart
ed worth, especially where such virtues
and services have been enlisted in the
cause Of philanthropy;
We 90 therefore, in testimony Of the feel
incs entertained towards the memory Of
our deceased brother, &. A, FELLows-and
on an occasion Of such deep sorrow to all,
Resolve. That while we mourn the loss
which this Division sustars in the death OF
our Brother, il becomes US to submit with re.
sicnatlon to the dispcnsa,ion Of an All. Wise
Providence.
Resolved, Tha, we find in the past hs,o.
ry Of our deceased Broiher-frm, faithful,
aud energetic, with devotion TO principle,
and consistency in the discharge of duty,
that furnish an example worthy Of imita.
ton, and which illustrate the hold our prin.
ciples had in his nilec,ions--a brother oil
the order, prompt and efficient, with al
earnest zeal for the cause, and ever ready,
by his example, 10 carry out the principles
Of love, purity, and fidelity, a friend aud
companion, noble and generous, with n
moral character unsiained by vice aud
without reproach.
Resolved, That we deeply sympaihisc
with his bercaved relatives aud friends in
the severe affection ana that we respect.
fully tender them the consolation we derive
from the reflection that our Brothers. life
though short. has been devoted 10 his Eel
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1t is very difficult 10 obtain correc; inior.
nation here ~ to " hat man may or { ah do
in the mines; but probably in my next letter
can give yUu some pretty correct ideas ut
the mines and country. generally. BY that
time they Nil be coming in from the over
land route, aud will endeavor 10 give YOU n
full account OF matters and things in crner-
al. am very anxious 10 hear from home.
Recolltct one thing, what NOW write about
the mines, Is all hcarsay. What say about
san Francisco, Is just as it il, and no mis-
take. Mr.. Mi,klr> is Just ia aud >avsth
he was Just introduced 10 man from the
mines, who says that be lis Satisfied and is go.
Ing back 10 the States, and that he told him
that he would insure him > %. per dav the
year round. Now these are the stories that
are told. An old sailor handed the paper,
Ne>'erGay,tO read tor him. II was recent
for l}2 cz's. troy, Of gold dust, on deposit.
lie had been months III the mines pruba-
bly, he had dug as much more and >pentit
have written any aud every thing Just as it
came 70 my mind, aud without any regular.
l'y, but you must digest !. as you hudit,
SAM
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HqHof Oua,ra Diris.oa, W. ..

Sons Of Temperance
At meeting Of said Division, on the 18th
Of August, 1919, the following repor, aud
resolutions were adopted, and ordered 10 be
published.
The committee TO whom wa, referred
the communication fiom Fox River Diyis.
ion, No. 70, report the following:
Having received communication from
Fox River Division, No. 10, Of the 5. Of r.,
advising this Division that our Brother, the
Rev. FREEBoRS llENNEY, died Of cholera, at
Aurora, on the eth Of August inst, we feel
deeply the ailliciion which has been COM
municated 10 us. Social and friendly in all
his relations in lie, steadfast in the virtues
which adorn human nature and elevate
man to that position for which he seemed
designed, we confidently anticipated that
by his example, Brother Henney would
have done much for advancing The princi-
pies OF soVriety and brotherly love; there
fore,
Resolved, That in the death Of Brother
!lenney, this Division, and the Order Of the
Sons of Temperance, generally, have sus-
tanned loss which will long be felt and
deeply regretted.
Resolved, That we sympathise with the
widow Of our deceased brother in her be-
rcavement
Resolved, That the report aud rcsolu.
tons be adopted, and recorded by the X. S.
and a copy sent to the Widow Of Brother
Henney; aud copy sent 10 the Fox River
Division; aud that the r. S. cause the
same to be Published in both the newspa
pers Of this town.
WILLIAM F. BELL, r. s.
Of Ottawa Division, No. 8, 5. OF L.
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In the last weeks Peru Telegi aph we
notice letter from our cid friend l.. s. IIol.
brook, Esq. He left his editorial chair in
the midst of the cholera panic, Some say
after sunset hut We think that's a mis-.
take-the only positive information we have
been able to obtain, touching his departure
is, that lie left Peru in hurry,) aud had
not been heard Of until this letter came t.
light, HI letter is exceedingly Characteristic
OF the Of its au,hor-Containiug nothing new
or interesting; and Ike an old story he
comes decidedly insipid before it is hall
read. He writes from Grafton. Mass;
where, il unison with kindred spirits, he
says he is "Going about seeking whom he
may devour." He concludes his epstle
by assuring his readers that he is perfectly
willing to drop his controversy with the
Free Trader; and iusinuates tina, he feels
in reference TO the whole matter, little
like the man who thought he ''waS wond.
rous wise, and jumped into briar- bush
and scratched out both of his eyes"
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ARRIVAL OF
T.HE CANADA.


/ We have intelligence from 81. Johns %
the arrival of the steamer Canada at Hall.
fax, on Wednesday evening. She has been
delayed by heavy weather.
ENGLAND.-The English papers were en-.
Cd with accounts Of the enthusiastic recep-
ton Of the Queen in Ireland.
The cholera in England was on the in.
crease.
FRANCE.-The minister of Finance, in
his statement 10 the assembly, says the de.
felt ON the first day of January next will be
lj0,OOO,o00 francs. 1t is estimated thatthe
deficit attac end Of lSJ0wil be 30 900, OOO
francs.
The President denies tina, he has any de.
sire to change the form Of government.
Gen. Ros,el!e has been appointed com.
mander.inchief of the French army in 1t.
ally, in place OF Oudinot.
observation-disclosures from the Pope
have arrived at Rome. They dissolved the
whole Italian army, even those that had
been faithful TO the Pope. TWAS reported
that GaribaIdi had beaten the Austrian force
which was sent TO attack him. lie had been
joined by many llungarianS.
1t is said that three American vessels had
arrived at Rome with provisions for the be.
sieged.
AUSTRIA AND IiuHGARY.-Then news from
Hungary continues favorable tothe Hunga.
'ians. 1t is reported that Benz, with 10000
men, had completely destroyed Russia,
force Of 10000 men in Pennsylvania, ari
that he had taken TTamstadt and Cronstad.
1t is also reported that Clapha, a Hungarian
General had attacked and re captured Rs.b,
and, after Selling a large quantity Of prc's
ions and stores, had fallen back on Couorn.
LIVERPOOL, Aug.u. /
Every department Of trade cominurd
healthy. There had been rather les bust
ness in produce. Prices however well sus
tanned in every thing and business wore
cheerful aspect.
Grain, Flour, &c.-IIarve,t operations
had commenced under favorable auspices,
the crops giving promise Of an abundant
yield. This caused a depression in the
grain market, exhibiting tendency 10 de-
cline. There is a better demand for Indian
corn, owing to reports Of Potatoio,, There
were heavy sales yesterday Of good yellow
at 2ls to 2ls Cd pr. quarter. Corn meal lis
% RI Dbl. Demand for flour is ofretail cha
racler, at 2G, GJpr Dbl.
PropiSionS.--F For bacon COED demand
lard not much enquired for, although prices
are firmly maintained aud holders ask ad-
vance Of Cd pr cwt.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.
Patton's planning mills and Lumbery ards,
a. accent TO foot of BrownG., where destroy.
ed last night by fire. Loss about $4,000,
partly insured.
PrrTsBuRGH, August "a.
- inches water in channel and falling.
Cholera increasing in Birmingham, the in
habitants have been removing all night.
New York, Aug. 81.
The news Of the Canada has unsettled the
market, and no reliable quotations can DO
given. 80 cases and II deaths from cholera
have beenIepor,ed to-day.
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low-men, and the weipe!nS 81 tho order
with which he was cfnecied; and That
his death was peao efra happy.
Resolved, That a,i further testimony Of
Our esteem and repTa, We wiiolwear our
badge OF mourning Or the space OF fifteen
days.
Resolved, Thar copy Of ihe resolutions
be presented 10 II rela,iln> OF the deceas-
ed, and an othero tho editors OF the Free
Trader aud tie "nstltuiionall>t, for publ
cation. WM. l., BELL, X. =,
Of O,taw Division, No. ., :. Of /.
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A proclamation from the president calling
the attention Of the people TO affairs in Flo.
rida, and recommending 10 congress the
proprieiy Of employing Blcodhounds, TO
run down and drive out the Indians, who
are again committing depredstions .o
whites, Is beginning Ia be looked tor. with
some anxiety by the friends Of AIMS. -
traton In this vicinity.
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Interesting Letter frou California

We are indebted to Capt Pratt, for per.
mission to publish the subjoined letter from
5. b. Gridlsy, formerly Of this place, aud
now in California. 1t will be found deeply
Interesting:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-24

Giving the democrats majority ofthree
In the house, supposing the result in tho
states yet 10 elect to be the same As Il was
mo years ago. Il wonld bs very difficult,
however, to unite this majority on any sin.
zion and the best that can DO said
hort house Il, that 1t least there 10
eeniasaAhe administration, while
That thsrs d : ma.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-24

II has been settled that the surest way
FOR whig applicants FOR Office TO succeed is
to show their teeth and growl at the admin.
istration. To keep them in the traces, they
will be rewarded.