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Movements OF the Sailing Packets.
Port of New York, July 3, Isi9.


Dss S s. S" d. sa, a.s
(TT, as 9ussSo; Tad%S,s
Cry TO- ir'ni Carolina, Godfrey Charleston. Danham
tSorr TTss no est Schmidt BAL
Y9ol. Kiss,ton herhiTs , Dolsno; Belle Jones' vii
Duhs,n Nev6rrypors 0-'''''
ssaa1v. 4 sa:,s sss 4.ssy %
mouth, NC; Lindsay. harkswsy. Noff.li; AnnD os-
den; North caIolin., hsynor Philadelphia, Mckee &
'sG: HsfSsr si RSSds hs Ts,,dsnos
Cleared on ssturday-steansp Anglo American Potter
r,stss ship con;telstSn LUCE LiysrDpo J.ss With
ri ship TesS'a a f tGHa'' days with ballast and
$40 e. May ~ A %d and
"a e,ehsrs.d sgn,I. with br ship Empire Qaeen rom
s: tS' s a IN the Grand
from to ess pSss. a a & % 4 80 sa ii
SS,ssoS I' S.,
and opp to Co. Nn "a'
snip EshsTd ssOp smith vs.pG o ssa. with md.s
With Br ship Aids steering Ii no date lat S % Ion ~
snip JeS. nus3. s;5Sss Viz Cork 50 days.
Er sSp calcacnia M Londonderry, DAYS, with hall...
and 20 ra,senf TO aarndes Co june 49, LAT lon
S 40 g. g. spois Saii quebec Liverpool Tor
Russia; sslp msss, wSlsnsn Bremen May - with
Flushing 27sh. with mdSe to uurlbu' CO. %, pas.sa
Belgian chip Fanny De Best. Antwerp 80 days with ndo
I0sr rs q then mum, Of 9,s
isG!p Ohio, Clarke, a'vf., &c day. with mi,. to- "
bark Naomi, Wright. Liverpool. Al days with Salt and
S.F1 JSeSSs sssa:s NssxcA' Eng
Bark nary Rqns oesa GS:a, days.
fGs !sss 4'G g. yss day; -' Ss.
:P S ;';sses sa May 10 gale
70 s AWAY ss
Now brig rishjof Johnson ohr.s.n,aad. Norway, re
Brs nosndsr faulsssr Palermo, and Gibraltar q: days
Brig Lofg Island. Barr Gibraltar Nay 49, with Wines &c.
rsiE bsan.Sx lof Bo,soa,, Woodbury.. D,risn. day.,
BRIG Dansrsceve ossorn 10 days. from Pssou. With 100
Dr. Trss isien Nsf. Gard, days from Windsor. (Ns)
with lto son. plsster; 20 sinpain, Co. sswsrk.S
gds CommodOrs Hull Parker, Calais days. TO Smith
Tr sehr rseers ,J.vcss Newport, Wales, 81 d.J. with
sehT Henry Barnes. wedmOr,. Eleu'hsra. days With
rsr 70 m iae faph.r Parker. u.bOr Iasa sda, with
Seir Cen Taylor DunDs u.rSOr Island day, with Fruit,
seIr xssiin., cOlbur.. P.psasoia.
sehr Maria, Lls WAshiastea. NC. days, WITH naval
Itcrcs.
schr G. W rurneil, Ames vir.inis
sehr J l. Reeves. wLselvrsht WfaiAs'ss. NC. days,
with naval stores
Schr Nathsn barrett, Rush. Nirginia.
Schr Lady Lake. Sears, virginia.
schr Marietta Burr Couch, Richmond.
Sclr Medsd flatt, Bolbrsok Baltil
Scar u Hunting. Marshall, Machis<.
Solr fiorids, Haskell, Calas.
Schr MeEsrt Reed, Luhec.
s hr issbe,ia Sherwood, Boston.
Sthr IssLs. Mitchell Harrington.
Schr David Coz. naet, Albany tor Bostoe.
Steamer ~ q Gull, -. baltimore.
Below
yts-;a,e fran
Br srt Asia. Haunst, from Cork with ps.--esss.
~ brig Gitscy -. from st TtNrsa
SeAr isahels. -. from Ilrks Island.
Aiss hip ami brig.
Sailed.
Shps rrince,o-, Jamca shepherd aud Tarns
lBr }, Liverpool; tsfk Caroline, Charleston.
Slips rldea, Rewsll, and Naomi all Tor Liverpool
have anchored AZ tho sW Spit. owing 20 lead winds
JvLr Wind At svnris. M st srrida Do; ., ~, ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03
Weekly Report OF Deaths
N NE CITY and County Of New York fr0 tbs 2si dag Of
june to the Jth day Of June. lsag.
Me-. S6; Wamen- i7i na-. isn si-i

Wam Ba~. O. r-.-s
pIsRAsYs
At,ecss L. apoplexy. 20 besding e beedn from stomach
burned scslded bronchitis cancer Il Casualties
estsrrh shocrs 2sG chOers infantum, 81 cholera
hue Isl consumption ~ oonyulsions ~ congestion of lungs
coup de scel 20 debility, delirium trernsps diarrhna
III drinking cola water drorsy dropsy in the head u;
drowned dysentery 49, fever fever puerpera fever
RENT fever scarlet a. lever typhoid o. fever typhus
fover oengcstye heart disease Of hopping cough 81
Inflammation Of brain, l Inflammation fbswes H. anam
nation chest Inflammation q the heart inflammation
Of unga ~ intqnnstisn Of stomach inflammation Of
throst Inflammation Of liver ntemperanoo JAundce
marasmus % measle, mortncaticD old sse, palsy,
Ioiso-, premature birth, pourisy rupture soro-
fua g. small lo s'r!eture L. suaooateh a. sshrruss
1; tse.hing, l; tuuor. l; ulcers, L. unknown. 6.
Age-Undes year III TO years, ~ 2WS 90 ~ TO-
- 10 10 81 "a - 70 ~ Us 20 to ~ llt ~ to 70 ~ ~ TO
Is, ~ 10 81 20 10 81 IL; ~ 20 e. 8-uaknovn IS
A. W. WItITR, CITY Inspvsser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03

LivRrPcoi-Packet ship Constcilation--Co v,savsur
Msses vasavour ~ England; Pitcher OF Aibsny PH
Mann. sss frarctiii pr > Blsetmsu. ~ New yerk:
lfvyproct,-Shp Richard Alscp-Mg 8 Ward, Y Jack
son. DR. " Ellis aud ladv--31 In steerage.
LivEnPooL-Br ship Lady Milton-Miss Brady, W
Tsrb.
pRrwtS-ship Heler,-J Rnch,cr. lady Ard chiirc-i
II fornhcn, Whgrfuhr, q WaTenfuhv. Y Tednann. W
Roster Hena, SeLhtrns Sebhcrrs, Helm. s~hre-
der. Miss n Berrmaun Halle, g Dollick, A Wsither A
Per su. " L<chning A Kruhlmsnn.
HAvRFShip Ohio-Dr Krosrer, iadv, two chiidr,r s-i
servant WIS BetRenhorrsn Mr. ne.enberrer gr
terrer oicrsrd, Cre-ee aud Roman presssasd 80
In he stoerace
srhwssoyn-pris Usrmoui-Mt Hsivors.r b lady, Mr.
Ped,rso. md N2 IN the strersge
GtNpAfTAp- Brig Long Ieiand--f sesmcn late Of bark
Esrths Wsst ingtoe, pat On bosrd W the CVnspi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03
Herald mar,n. Correspondence,

r,.'t ,nElru!,. duly 2 n-trriyed-eris' logan.
ds T.. T%s g. .. as' F: s. S Ss
s%A yoIdAs s,hr' ss5y tnEl o'hs rS., es.ss.
Co. rcp, Nislersos. DO; sslJissten Ro.sy, warshsm.
iSo XIV ns.,l G'SSrof s@ rrsy doa r0t' o
vhois Zee, OF numbering sboutv brs sad choo
,c',ar:a1e ,ir S,end rrg,s. ysIs,s'G c,asrdgr Sea
1.s., O. L' St p ,Soy,s sc hs'' d. csae DO.
smoiis, boston; Mars, Hewitt, a.; Berry sioksrson
A. L.vsil BAH charles.3sn hssi cape Nay. Ro.,.
c. Tss5stS. seu,hTorih Ess Haitian. ofyo, Msis,rs.
lepy iasiiSE Lsssturg. Boon. Whnips,'n, &c.
ihseeiianeous.
trrrns Bkss Of steamer srics Hafar asi Ivss-
soe x ,is.s :. %. rIchSnEs Esaaas Room ,hls trai,
~ % su s S,@r. L.,T. 'a -
vita toss o. n.itmss, &C sic ult.Is1th ''''
-, s,sSTsSi hea ga sl, ans fqll,r;s,d big %
suon. snd % DC eemwardel " Car, CO., fa.ssrsOn;
~ ccad bark Of shss osned ~ Isaac Carver
htf,nbroA. Maine 9Th tyNrs c Foster. bark Of %,
~ E,s'por 9Th BY Cap, jacob sbacitord abarK Of 20
tons. Names. stc IT TIC above not g,ss.
m sp g . sS 1 NV, Merrill 81, ~ s.s n'S sa
f .srIo 70 San Francisco and full con P.snsa' VI 2,s
wh.,emen.
Gtrtyin, April =. lsat~it. B-syto,. NE, 30 -.
Mar,h q. 90 coast - Chis Lexington. Nan, 10 ~.
& p n y IS @s s nS cssd sSS Of
Jus- . j., = -. lou e.. shfp Garland from NBedford
dap euts with sven blarh esh % iees- g. .
via " lbls sp cal on board.
Notice 20 MANNERS.
~ B e.5 1877 s r. has esss ,se
prvtis ,nsy tte LIGHT The Gref~alder Oic htn.uSh
contus IL established order snd b.
tsis I'D rsv 6cs1r siden a. 49, t.sse No ,ire
pte'ou - be Tor sll part
dl ov or csiouiaon % cue OF &c chc u SOC rnan-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03
Weekly Report or Deaths
Aaa Ianan the city q erecklya for III. weed snaiss

June ~. is,9
Cancer Of stomach L. casualty, I, cholera infsutum
p,ion = conyuisions g. Group .; eholra ,orhus
~ougests Of train, . debility dsrrAga. = drop.v l.
dropsy IN the abdomen l. d,sentery drowned epidemic
chots 4; scarlet whoopng cough. L. Inflammation
ofltwcs l. int an mai ION ~ lungs Inflammation Of sto-
sch :; measles, L. paralysis. l. sullborn l.
&c soli.l l. teclire, !; tahes mes cuterica, l.
NAes, "a; Females ~ Adults "a; Chiidrva Al-rstal, ~
". h.-intcrmcnts In Green wood aud other Broeklyu
grounds from Nov York and other plsocs, u.
CvAS. s. j. GOODRlCH, Ply sicihn Of III, Doard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, July ?, 1919
Change Of Wtathr-P osfponemsm OF tie Geys
Jisit-Ftar Of the Choisra-Remouais and Ap
poiatments-ArTiva! Of the Liberia Packet The
Markets. &c.
The thermometer this morning Is down 20 81,
beng decline Of 20 degrees since O'Clock last
evening. The change, however, is decidedly plea
SAINT.
The Independent Greys, who were to have
started on a visit TO New York. yesterday after
noon, with a large number of their friends. on
board the steamer Georgia, have postponed IT until
some future day, on accoun. Of the cholera. The
news Of the death of our old fellow citizen, L..
Carey Long, Esq, IN your city, OF cholera, has
caused quite feeling of non-Intercourse, and the
postponement OF this visit ls OF the effects Of IT,.
We are still exempt from cholera, and almost
exempt from any thing resembling il. Kumors are
constantly af!oat, and some ut them are picked up
and sent of by telegraph; but, tracing them to
the fountain head, they turn out TO be wholly un-
founded.
To-day is bloody Monday to quite n large num-
Der al sihce holders IN this city. some tweny
or more have taken their departure from the Gus
tom House, aud The new postmaster having en-
tered on bis official duties, has appointed pr Gum
n assistant postmaster, Chas. Thorpe a, chief
clerk, and t. Hanson Belt as treasurer.
i he Mary land Colonization Society's bark Iii
beua Packet, Captein Goodmanson, arrived wee
NiNNN aiWiuooH, amer ENou Tln from NicnlpNlA.
She brings cargo Ut palm on, pepper and the
following Passengers ;-Dr J. w. Lugcnb-el, Of
Frederick c. A. Perkins. Of Mass. Hilary
Ttngye, of Va: ]. w. Lewis, Of Ph,la; Laura
Eush, of New York, and five Ia the st-eragc.
hen she sailed from Baltimore in the spring, she
cap, cted to return by the Let OF July, and hns
thus orrv,d on the very day mentioned. THIS
packet - undoubtedly one Of the finest sailing
yces ls ever built, and has now made ut least one
dozen succeeiu voyages, without the slightest
accident. She ~ owned by stock company oil
colored men in this city.
On Saturday our -four market w. quiet. The si-
Wees by the iiiterra have lad but little effect Small
stss 81 Howard street bfapd ~ 81 so Nothing done
In city mills or Susgut hanna Corn meal duh. and
n'mitnl, At 81 rs. bye four, 81. Wheat Is scarce
email fsles ~ ptin. reds at csc to Al; white noaiua
st 81 o. 20 90 Corn dUll Fses q whit. AT sSc 10
4sc yellow. Csc 10 SIC. Cats 2ac 20 aSc Rye. Soc
Go &c. Nothing Of moment done in proyisions or
groceries prices unchanged. WHISKY Is s-ing at 2sc
10 2ic In hhds and bbls.
The following we're the sales At the stock board
Saturday $40 Nd semi ann o.. los; - shs =
-. r. a., 70 DO a.. 10 do az; $40 d. Az: 20
do. 4it.; ~ do AL; 30 DO az
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D,rARrMrsr oy SrArs, WssniyGro-, June 30, 1870
The following Is n ccPy Of the TRANSLATION of q de-
cree Of the Oriental govtrnmcnt dated Arril 1919
received from Robert VI. Hamilton, Esq rnited States
Consul at Montevdeo abrgstDg the DEGREES # the ih
May ISIS, by which. In addition to the daty Of -
cent tn the market valuation an impo.t placed OF
so per barrel aour, to take e CT from IL. date
DECEEy.
The government being DESTROYS Of reduction the i'm.
poet Of fifteen dollars barrel -four. which power
ful rtascns conIeled u 70 establish has found the
mrsns by making other articles (which frcm their
better calculated than Hour bear the i'm
losp contribute 10 rase IN. smount then considered
indi'prnssoe' and consequently dccrers-
Art l. FROM the fret day Of the fartLo 5minr May,
MI netchcudisc despatched to this cusua. hvasr Tor
consumption " It'll the exception e wheat acur aui
grain thAu pay municipal duty II four per cent.
The same time and Ia the same ONCE, whom the ordinary
Art livery barrel " nosr or is equivalent in any
other package than thosc des patched through tb-
tom hou-c sha pny, the day after the pro,Dusatioa
Il this decree twenty rih! in the manhCr asd place
designated a. the anterior artcls.
At Zach eanegs Il wheat. OF all classes shall pay
ten Tials.
Art The -four and wheat despatched by thu rus.
tom house but Fl under the Inspection oft specsl
comuison Of this article, sutject te ~.
te' dollars shall pay in order O. fee itself twenty ras
per barrel and ten riss isGesa II wheat Ia al IN.
rrt-tut nth
Art s. This psyu,nt can be made VITA notes At 90
Gays salt With tuo tLdorstfs e. the Satisfaction q
the special commission q this article
AT 9 his impvst shall lat no lorgrr than nsce.-
ssly he debt incurred the ar.e 81 n'ur the
iigudsttn q wh ch hat tshs place Immediately
Art 7 The di, ctor- If the Parcta.iBx society Of
Tao Hevtnue of the custom house J. cars,i ia, shs
eKccuttn II this d,crte Ia thst cart sach ecrs O.,
its cslletio2
Art. Let 70 h m,de knovn pubii.h.d sBd in.erts,,
IN the na'iotsl register aud coniniunc ted ,tss
fHbis Assembly Of No;shes.
sUAREz. President
BkuNC, Mas MA tisaure
Dsr.ar,ru>r ~ SqAsa. N,suix.r,- Irre % iSla
infuruatton ha. been received from the Tntoi
stg',- tcrsul % Lsgura. island Il tarmru thst az
The state - ucstsn ordering the per cent pxp,rt
ao,y ~ tgwrod 20 be iasen 81 and d.vc'utiou 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03

July lst by the Rev DR.. Ferris, Mr. Grys w RonEsx,
10 Miss ANN l.. CoSNoLY, all Of this city.
July 2d, by the Rev. John Lsughn at tho Csthe.
Oral, Mr JonN RGnET, Rochester, Now York to Miss
CA1nARisE MARY McLoucnLis, If New York city.
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10 sau from Nen York,
LIVERPOOL.
Hibernia Stsne. JulyIl
Niagara. Ryrie. JAY Is
SOUTHAMPTON, 80.
Washington. Floya, July 20
Hermann. Crabtree. Aug ~
BEhMyDA.
Avon. Uart.~ July -
HAVANA, Sc.
Falcon. Thompson,t uao
Bsron.
Northsrner, Budd. Jnlyy
SSuthorner. Berry. July IL
sAvANNAu.
Cherokee, Lyon, Julyf
Tennessee. Collins. July IL
CHAGR ~.
Empire City, Wilson, July ~
Falcon. Thompson,t uas
Crescent City, Stoidard, sRs
10 sal from Boston.
LlyBRPocL.
America, Harrison, July (
Canada, Judkins, July Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03

= TfFTn, NNTIT e. HTrIlI WFfVfo7 Nj
a. Naif araiso Arr1 .. WIN Elira - q. Spoke
Marc a. coast - Car e Lexington. Nan, I'D 50.
~ Tti-shuann prl ". Addison lawrence ~, I'D
truKrN June - Las ~ - Ion IS ", shit Callso, Siss1n
aud Tor y iedforf from the fscitc
- ls - ~ lou ~" shfp Garland ft,rl NDeiford
dayt sut, With black ash deck
JuIr -. let - ~, Ion 10 hrig Fraa lin Of Frsvnctswr
wi.L ~ tide 3 cal on board.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
Proposals for American Water-Rottesi
Hemp.
Navy DEPARTMENr,


Bureanef con-true,ion, Equipment and Repair.
FINDER the joint resolution of Congress- approved May o.
~ s4S entitled Resolution respecting contracts for hemp
ed at this OF the United aes hemp agencies at
Kentucky, Louis Missouri Ito be forwarded by them
@ a u emp S 20 no, ee
se qualify q 'aa rrS.isd sP in Gusn'ss Of Si five tons
considered ahghe rate than two HUNDRED and fone dollars
Fe department will then determine whether the contracts
be awarded No delivery viii be required sooner than the LIST day
The said hemp must in quality the best foreign hsmP
the hemp The quantity required annually will be about
500 tons.
when hatcheed the satisfaction the inspectors ready
for spinning Its strength must be such that Of and
threeourhs Of an inch in made from
n viii Bear at least pounds and length color and other
properties must be entirely satisfactory to the inspectors or the
en- Q, tas oufesu OF IL no. es DC inspect
60 rhe hemp Certify bills for the
hemp which may pass Inspection and received them
lug TO the contracts which be entered into ninety cent
alton such agents may be agreed and named in
the contracts.
Persons offering must state the price, in words and figures,
CLEARLY and egby asked per ton Of aio % & when sss
agent, and payable as above specified.
Every be accompanied directed in the act OF Con-
August $780, by written guaranty signed by or
ponshe persons Ito be certified BY official personase to
his bid be accepted enter into an obligation within IF
and sufficient sureties to furnish the Supplies proposed pro-
posa will be considered unless accompanied by such
of the respective contracts VIII be Requires
cenfum the pay
men to be made collateral security aud hu per-
of the respective contracts, which will on no account be
paid until the contracts complied with in all respects according
Offers must be made in strict conformity Of this
advertisement persons offering Hary agent
they h their hills paid IL their offer Is accepted and by hh
their sig nature and they should
received by the agents The department win
neglected. ss-lawtAng6
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

The BUTLER BILL.-We understand that the suit
authorized by the last Legislature, the part of the
State against the Trustees of the Wabash and Erie
Canal, has been commenced in the Montgomery Cir
cult Court aud was. upon application of the counsel
for the Trustees continued until the next term of that
Court.
This is a suit involving important principles, and
which the citizens west of the Wabash have deep
interest II refers to the construction of one or more
Side-Cuts the canal in the region of country
tguous to Williamsport.
The State is represented by Hon. Charles H. Test,
Secretary Of State; Col. James r. M. Bryant, and
Robert a. Chandler, ESQ.,, of Warren county. We
learn that Hon. BENZ. F. Butler, Hon. James Whit
comb Messrs. Lane and Wilson, Griswod and Sc
crest, retained the part of the Trusees.-La-
fdyetle Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
CORRESPONDENTS.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, June IL, 1S49.
Friend Chapman Saturday last a great day for
democracy OF old Montgomery. Matson and Wright
were here. A great deal Of anxiety manifested by
the people hear the candidates aud the cham
pion of c0Oncry. At two O'Clock the speaking CON-
menced, Malson leading off with laudaon of tie "uni-
versa wing party "the boy with dirty hand" and
Old lack in particular. Zachary the burhen of his
song and in hours speech, he deigned to
mention the of Indiana allude her interests
One hearing him would have supposed that he the
hired speakerlaureate OF the administration &c broken
pledges and candidate for the responsible post
which he aspires. But he dare touch this subject
1t is too fruitful of the proof of his misdeeds. AT
ter his time expired, Joe followed, commenting severely
the strange character of Mr. Matsons speech Spoke
earnestly and eloqueny Of the necessity and utility Of
constitutional reform, ably sustaining the democratic
views which you have often promulgated through the
columns OF your piper Neither did he forget the posi-
ton which Matson held in regard internal i'm
provemenis. Matson again mounted the stand, evaded
all declaration Of principle, spoke in defence of wing
prescriptions and consumed the remainder of his time
attempts at pallaton and explanation. Then the
"Wanut Huller," and if ever poor mortal whered
under meed rebuke and lofty eloquence, John
Brookve.
Poor John ! Notwithstanding his presumption, as
looked upon his shame bushed face, could but pity
him, that others cunning than himself had enced
him into position in which he could expect nothing
but exposure of his infeorty and miserable defeat
Wright never acquitted himself better He improves
with every effort Aud Notwithstanding the labor he has
clear, as If he had just mounted the stump Ii was
Joe's day. Matson a used up The democrats
left in high gee but ten foot pole could not have taken
the dimensions of wing faces. Place old Montgomery
down as good for 100 majority.
You1s. traiy, MONTGOMERY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21
INTEREsTINE TO EARuElsS.

'TfilE Farmers and
ed The undersigned having manufactured indian
apos, number of aRs Patent Wheat Drills The subject of
planting wheat in with drilling machine has long been IA
mar with the English huandman and for
been in with many the enepng farmers Of New York
Pennsylvania and Others the older wheat growing States Ag
cultural papers have often alluded the Practice advising its adop
ton and giving results showing saving Of seed and LABOR
and greatly increased yield Of Five bushels and upward
acre. twenty thirty cent has been the usual increased yield
the broadcast Wheat planted by this machine equal
a
size and length of found in wheat mixed with the
earth various Depths by the old method Many advantages
cdntto the drill given by writer's who have fully proved
utility practice of which
lection OF the wheat from being winter killed About
day with machine adapted this section Of country and IA 6
day with those suitable for are be estimated as the
"A
Another practice has also been added ow: that OF hc1g in
The springs by.whch the earth between the l0os
ened cultivated by cheap and simple machine by and
per writer
Farmer February nnnhe 1919 49, speaking of Drilling and
HshOeiRg asserts, his experience that "land that
dnarly produces bushels per viii u1dF
favorable yield thirty thirty
high bushels Farmers of Illinois and Michigan
well central and northern Indiana, desired make them
acqnanted fully possible, with this mode Of cultivation
field OF acres of wheat drilled only now growing the farm
Of James Blake the suburbs Of this city, ads practical
experiment which attention respectfully solicited
Cali at Mayhews store, opposite DIakes Hotel
June III 1919. 3tfg r. MAYHEM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

EIGHTH DIsTRcT.-The democratic convention for
the sth congressional district of This State met OF La
fayette on the 18th inst. JOSEPH E. McDuNALD. ESQ.,,
Of Montgomery. nominated on the I'd ballot, re-
ceiying the votes of FIVE counties, to-wit Boone,
Carroll, Clinton, Howard, and Montgomery. Tippe-
canoe, Fountain and Warren, voted for Major Mace
on the second ballot. We are not personally ac-
quainted with Mr. Mcdonald, bat he has reputation
for fine talents and liberal views. We presume there
Is no doubt of bis election.
Mr.. Petit formally declined denomination in a
card published previous TO the meeting Of the con-
vention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

The last ruse of tie New York Rogues, was perpe-
trated on Sunday, and is thus related in New York
letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer:
appears that of the fraternity has gore around
to all the trun-makers and purchased trunks secured
by new patent locks, which cannot be opened except
by their proper keys. These trunks he would direct
the maker to send to room No. 80 Astor House. room
No. 70 Irving House, room No. so Franklin House,
and so on through the whole list of our hotels.
He gave card purporting to be his address, en-
dorsed on it direction to the hotel-keeper to pay the
bearer the prce-and then put the key in his pocket
saying all was right. In this way the industrious
rascal obtained possession OF number Of keys fitting
those patent locks, and forthwith he went practice
his profession and enjoy the fruits of his dscov-
cry. His first field Of operations was the Irving
House After taking board in that establishment, he
surveyed the trunks Of the boarders and finding one
with patent lock, he applied the key and opened il
Immediately His booty amounted to $500 in genuine
Bentonian mint drops.
He next went TO the Astor, and raised about fifty
dollars. How many more hotels he visited, deponeni
saith not.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-21

DISTRESSING. The pilot of the Wisconsin informs
us that, when that boat passed Aurora yesterday he
was told by citizen Of the that there were at
that time ten corpses of persons who had died from
cholera then unbured in the town; ard that numbers
of others were down with the disease. The physi-
clans unable attend to the calls and they had
sent to Rising Sun for medical assistance
Capt. Wright informs that seven cases of cholera
had occurred at Patriot yesterday. Ho did not hear
that there had been any deaths.
Aurora does not contain to exceed fifteen hundred
inhabitants, and Patriot has more than half thai
number. The mortality at Aurora is greater, in pro-
portion TO its population, than in any town we have
vet heard of-Madison Courier.