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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-13
PaeOliC Entertainment
AT
ELIZABETHTOWN, Bladen County. No. Ca

A. @ "A r. T z r.,
RESPECTFULLY informs the travelling pub.
lie that he is prepared entertain travellers at his
HOTEL in Elizabethtown, and will be pleased to
receive portion Of patronage. His Table will be
found furnished with the best The surrounding
country can afford. His Rooms are well furnish
ed with bedding. In a word, every effort will be
made to render his guests comfortable.
His STABLES are we'll provided with provender
and attended by careful Ostlcrs.
He has two large lots for the accommodation Of
DRovERs.
April 9th, 1e49--[ 3O-3m
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NEwBERNE, April 10th Iurpentine
lis quoted this week at 81. IS for Dip, 81 90
for scrape. Corn--At $1.70 S1,75. Peas
40 cts. Hams--73 8 cts Sides-6A,a7
cts. Shoulders-6 81 cts. Lard-bbl. u,
kegs 8.
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TO all whom it NAV concern

To all whom it may concern,
Persons indebted to DR.. JoHN r. HAW u.s. will
find their notes and accounts in my hands ar
early payment of them will save Costs. Persons
ihett to me for settlement. 80.
THOs. D. MEAREs:
April 6, ls49.-[sO-tf
TURPENTlNE LAND FOR SALE:
THE subscriber offers for sale bis valuable tract
of Land. containing about 4 thousand Acres,
lying 90 tie waters Of Little Pee Dee. miles
above Po'atoe Bed Ferry, and IL miles North
East of Conowaybofo', Horny District. s. c.
There is good dwelling house and other neces-
sary buildings and from 40 to so under chl-
tivation. Said Land Is we'll adapted to the culture
of corn, cotton and rice. TO any person wishing to
engage in the TurPentine business il is an excel
lent chance. most of the Land is PiHeS woods,
well timbered, and convenient 10 the. FLYER.
M loft" D. M. JOHNSTON.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
(LATE HANOVER HOUSE;|

FRoxr STREET, WILMINGTON, N. G:
THIS HOUSE has lately been re-opened. un-
der the superintendent of the undersigned, who
have given it thorough overhauIing, and newly
furnished it throughout. They pledge themselves
that nothing shall he waning, ON their part to
render the patron satisfied and comfortable.
Their Table and Chambers are as we'll furnish
ed, and attended on by as faithful servants as can
be found in any other Hotel in the Southern States.
The Omnibus will be found ready at the Cars
and Steamboats,, carrying baggage, free, to and
f ON the Hotel.
HUTcHTNs & MAsALON
January 10, ls4S -ll9.Iyuoo
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RICE.

RICE,
For sale at wholesale and retail by
Eaf3l HOWARD & PEDEN.
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LAMP n1

Just received per schooner A. J. DeRossst, 4 kns
article of Winter Sperm Oil for family use.
For sale by WIN. III. LPPITT, 1.a'
m23 Druggist & Chemist:
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FREIGHTS:

Bank Rates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks Philadelphia, premium Il per cent.
" New York, &C II !"
" Boston, q II &c
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RICE.

200 TIERCES fresh beat. For sale by
FIG G. w. DAVIS.
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schr Nicanor, Kinks, Cuba, by G w Davis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

RSpovfsd foy I'hs TysSsas.

nEATs-BsJ 10 this wsss the mosi abundant MssI Ia
market Prices remain tho same via rlslspisess ess
Ribs 10 Lotns 10 Vi Steaks 10 " 10 ID and Coined
B-sfe 10 3 eu-pss pound ysai Scarce, toash ana
high, ranging from es TO t5 ~ alive end W "a c" ps'
pouad retail Mutton Very ehssp, 70 10 cts per
pound sa f:T .. S,c as.na sa.
Duo. Tosgss. snossd, 50 sdsss Pics,sd. ss6s %
Wa 10 q. e . % r,%: s Ssss
IN, u per pair; Geese e TO Ice and ias' chessas
oxME-ousils from i2s 10 zoe per aossn r1utdfs.
80 TO ss Woodeocat - 70 ~ per dozen Yellow ssyei
snipe, lss dozen Plovsr Tho same Rabbits 10 I"
'E00s-s.ms .s before and for shilling whole
~ rs, No q ts-hsfbbIs q ISL smossd samoa 10 g.
per h. do n.esersl, en rieslsd shsd es Sosss.
c.iifornis usss They sold, wssI. ica high o.
u,s - 90 per bbl-l0 cts pound - 90,
~. s,sa 0yst sss1tt Coz sTr rf1
Stss' en-, slas, 8 eu Mseisrs may be along 10 ne
'O Ssri e 10 ns guyt Sc.
cR1sBERRiEs,-Psr Dbl y "i PER s1'Aei' " p"
SV o.iUIacEs.phes. ..a. = a.. css.; ;. u,,,..,
sUrTEaI .5sS, es:'soS .s U ~ % 70 ~sos..
s:.i,ss rom e. % % eis .Cssnass 70 - whole
::,'s: e Sssn ia5 The sans "
cHEEsE P1@s s...sss. e. w ,l.. 'e' 70
. HoNEY~soI soa.y, 10 .ss coma brig. 4. Cd 81 lie
"A Al rstsil; wholessed Ibals
cs..a.ss a Per as,.gse' v pr hush
soUxsHEs-froms q 70 lsd per pOand Boston MAJ
LIMA BgAss -shsllsd, IL ID 10 10 per qusn
PARsLEf-4 10 ets. per bunch.
TONArOEs-lsd per kAlfpees.
onIoss-whie z the ha!fpses Rel, lsA pei ii'so ;
5trng, cts per bunch
CABBA0Es-whlts and good, 70 ets. spises.
LETTUCE-2penee bunch.
CELERY-i0 70 ia cts. per bunch. EHesll.ot
SCOTCH KALI 70 eis. per bunch.
CARROTS AND YARsNfPg-Boh sd per ba.eh
BEETS-Ths shove.
sTRlNG-BEANs-Por half peek lsI per bsshs u.
TuRSIPs-Psr half peck 10 knsds are NE sane sos
u bashsL .
APPLEs,-Grssnings are zee per Dbl spllzsossfr "
70 - Isl Common, Il 10 10; Lsdy. <nS
CHEsNuTs-ls. per quart sad - u per saspss
WALNUTs-fsr quart, retail, cuj vholsssis " PEI
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s,..f .rh.r,waIden'. Ws.ks.

t. NJ tfezr % .-h-s report rnads II ID SlA.e
< az Director Z. a. BrEgK Ara q, ~ 'n Sc % -
I.r-rio- "a lie - -ct ~ ui-sien ~[n l.eh - -
Zee fr.ru.-ec. 9, e.l-Ed -1e ss.- e. Cop-nass-
sa-ss n ~ csir5ralec Th1rsSsden a. - -.
-vs.t l- III at eurs.ier 1rky d ace y - - =
-,i-etirrs ii Fra-c- ARR menrio1ing ine fs1-y RI
cept.es wnic1 al sssa givsa ain a. -9s DA-.'- - -
= o-o-e-Ss ~ fssl- ih= particulars o. - '>'- - -
I1ws 49,. .y.--f - f,- liz 49,.
- - hrd In sN=f The moteis q n - asea 80
r..s.-r cssts HAWAII tsc-rtain-a % .l7 ~ -. q
- 49, - MAJ - we're Mt very 49, -x-c4--e, 40
- h-sit- % :. ThOf~ -lsec seiicu l54r--l o-i'.
- = t- - ~ rsrchssil fietr ~ i-r N ico- a..
= ,r,~ttesi m-u frsncr c1ic 70 es-- " ICED pro
- h-,,rr ard y sf- bighy nnish-t therefore sban-
49, =, nv rou peslIor ins .lal - u Mercury, Cupid.
7ss. "a hsr knees, svnz war ~ nc cage - j.
- - Tbrss Grzces az several 0st-rS A most a
49, -sr5!-- purchased lor span, ~ Ers -nc snt
- .mstszrs a. Cop-t hagen TIE pissfsr models
SSr9afd pgg up. AT have 5--1 for.aazt@ suo1gh n
na~esass lie raes Thai u A-rc1ry pregsrsg . al
an. has TIE winged h-es wsira 10 70 ~ flu1d IL
- mArb.- sold Al he spanish Enbaay ii Il ea<f
FzsFss TaorSadssu % rot th@ bod sri-sg y modem
aay. bis 10 "a purely classical TIE Feaus 10 Hehe
and he Ga1 Jnece sAadiEx we're scokei io@n u
y-fy moderate prices H. Directors u ~ sl.~lin
ing Sustained from nauhz the psie~s fhs Hrse
n parucuar rs1nsrEabie t0~ charm snd sSsS< " IL
slrade hare sso Dssc f0raaas enough % 0osAah 'ne
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Missionary Intelligence.

A. the usual Moqthly Concert at the b " doiu.
a. Church In Boston. the customary amount of mis-
siolsry Intelligence was communicate. W, gather
N, following items from the report Of the Facctr
suvru AFRICA 4 letter received from ReN Louis
Flut a, ne~ sis;or elves favorable ind cations o
the progress Oi the mission some conversions con
u4c e. take pi,cr.
SuoNlcA AND TINS Jgws.- Intelligence has been
CO. v.d Of IN, DEAN of Mr. Maynard of party -
ry nsslnsyits with iho.r ~iy.s, who ioi Boston Tor
Sn,yfNA la u.crmbef lat Mr. Maynard ind Mr.. DOcc
We i cat T. estsbsh mission 20 the Jews At soniea
In, ancient IhesssouiCE AT the time II his death ne
mrkug good progress In acquiring the i7nghsse OF
hs pecpa The city Of Salonics c'niains about 81 w
inh abitants sud IL considered by Mr. Schsuai nis
scaerY 10 the lews IA Constsntnople as the seat Of
lee roins and ntell seGce among the Jews The Je~s
ca ne hitheg when they were driven oUt al SPAN -
III air languase j. Spanish. written ia the hc5r"N
character cal ed rue iahr, ganish. Mr. SehsuHleT
has already made Translation ct one or more volumes
OF he Scriptures into the language The Jews are o.
viG-i Into Two casseA one OF which are Mshomedsns'
TIN; 'Cls on having been adopted, pfoDaoy loom mo
Tvs 4 policy These men sre esll accessible, rea
day religious sa6J-e aud tTtey receive
iae books distributed smOng them. II SGonies there
~, too Enshth missionaries among the joss. TIE
success of nsson-ry effort smoug this people h-s been
sm al A great dicu.ty Ia the lsbOrs OF th0 ED.isn
ries among the Jews - believed - be csusef
oy tae expectati rs Of the return "a ne Jews 70 f"s
uus Dr POmegoy gave sCu,e gccouHt u me forms 81
VIC -ship u-evs among the Jews OF the es.t spoke
of their condition biSg degraded ard despcsoe and
tending 10 destroy toe poees interest en'es's-heo
toward theia IS \ race.
NEw Missions Iii is thu s1,iO patton ot The B,afd
ta.t before mary MOI ths Mission vii DO sstAosoed
A. No,ui IL n. Valley ot Nesopo'amiS Rear the ruins
of the sncien, City OF Nneveh The country tnroa.n
-, this region. iuciuGrg Antioch and Ayn;se, an
Other pisces 10 IN exceedingly Interesting state Aho
promises good results - the fta' OF missionary 400
$50 la shout two weeks two N,sionsriel, with their
wives will SSH from Boston for the CANA Mssinn-obs
10 IA stationed =, Annoy, and the other s; fOuehou
Missionary printer Is wanted 10 South Africa
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@tate of Dexeret.

The 81. Losis LEioa says 1t hiss been stated
IN some q orr exchanges thst vA1t quantity % sIlo
a. been obtained 10 M sat lsse country IRE qssn-
~, named astonishing ana was stded that TIE
Mormons Asd coined u snd used Il n the form Of mo
nsy. This siSfegnsnt maze several weeks since,
We iorgei upou What authority. Is mast however b
~ error. The memorial 81 ths General Assembly OF
the SsSia at ns.oret the Cons u The Dni,e1
r..oG ziupt~i July asklrg Tor Acms.i1n INFO the
{ eiou says Whereas valuable rines 80 -Qlf- a.
ger iron copper head have yet been discovered
-ithia the b. uBdaies Of this STATE eonmeree must
c-s.sri.Y be llrnlled SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

10, CHARLEs x PE>SosE A statement hss
appeared In some Of the papers - the easci thA NJ
PsHrosc in consequences OF arrangement made WITH
uoh. Ths4deus stevens shout 20 take up his rest
city OF Lancaster. This statement are authorized
10 say 10 totally unfoundsd. No each arrangement a.
that spoken of has oe-n made thought Of BY ether
of the isting aisbed gentlemen IN question sni MI
Psnro,s hss returned O. his residenes In this city With
the full intention OF rens~ing his legal svec.uocs
ssr. Pail n Amsriesn, Tuesday.
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.sooEIstAsD-Tse General A''sm''y Al.

EsoDElsLASD-Tbc General Assembly al
5uroed on Friday lat ster session u Jour dsys Al
K,.s.tnr. resoluuoa vas psssed directing to-t iae
t- S,.,s.sx 49, rrfrrnercs 90 ne lst ot January
mex. an N appropriation uss made toward tie *
pea 81. Of = Teachers InsltI
Tae Committee appointed - Tsp9f. aPoh the " ~
.,-rpd sat pebt~ n ace -ep % % over % Paz >
S,-b vo,prnirop. scconpsryfug ocram-lts rese-
luton referring the report o. i1t Committee y 70
instructions u pin: T. passed he House osi re hs
..,rg,t. = .7yfprn.rt wzs not acted upor
si was re- orte1 n he House suthor'ing TIE city
II provasuce 10 col sct Tax 90 vessis or the pur.
pose OF in progiug the hsrboT IL WAS no. aaay se,sd
up.n- 49,,
a th- 7th q .scusfy-
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Recs5Tf' since Saiurday--FL0rR $1,000 b5.s !;
WHEAT, 1860 bush Com e 200 do BAILEY, q 90
do There bss been but iiI;is done In tLoUA to-day
ID" ihciemency ~ the weather checking operations
prices hoHeyrr are without change and the ssles I'm
brace 800 bbis MIXED CoRS - rather better sses
2GOU bushels 81 sc The inquiry for bARLEf con
tuues lair and the sses reach i 900 bushels inc'u
dog twa r1zed At ..sr, aud tour do Al sac. Toe
sales 81 OATS are 1850 bushels prime, al 900.
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appears positive Gays H. rrssss/ MAJ VI % f---ouK
- 4@-un % ia zr-Uglcesrt ~ -t & s5n 10 'isl-
~ I'd t1 --ng srad lce cause ne lza snlfls.
-c it - .-Id 1o A-rdr- Secretary g - A---no y
~ a., Il 1a- e : -hr Presi1ea- Tbs. g-nrIsl
vt-.g b c.rtrin solctatf0n OF seTer4i n-21s ~ NJ
r. NV lss goslp nee, anll ffss1 of1sTs r.n - os
s-v-y-r .Ay. a Itisriy fsse trs O. FSl.T-1 "a.
-gs1 1 Ia fe.r alog. La 3. u n TIE -a4, 81 tafa
1sr.on sgthorEe- make 1s7 u y Acc'f-s 20 ol''u
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ulo;- the Hor,= II PoalsiOwss wei As me reduce 81
utncei % IL H0rse Of Mzxmifsn racrwNcsso carueu.
sv exee1,d 10 hN.s rr4vo. hat sminanuy classical
- ave saerrlore. purchased sewers ~ ihose We
Aehsnder pattern e waich. on reduced 'cse W"
modelled To- us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

TIE correspondent Of the Daily Neno' writes from
r. mes
II r.r thst abe cardinal, have decided 81 fa rsiiSsy
i0 Naples useless scheme. tending orly ID iubndAle
Rome siti worthless ffearers hey nave therefore DE-
fr.uveiy susrended the WORKS and thus thrown nous
of people = employment, now ihst Is 90 much
~. Geld
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RRnnkIYN AERAlRS.

FiRg At O'Clock Sunday morning q ire
broke out In the large wooden building erected BY VIM
Il Carey Esq foot vi Clinton avenue. Esst Broohyn'
which was totally destroyed together with two sdloin
Ing II had recently been purchased by the u GOV
arnmsnt and wac occupied by . gentlemen 81 New
York patent leather establishment II Was ~ By
~ feet The other two 20 by 80, and We beisye
unoecuplsd The buildings we're valued st o3OD
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ssarket..RMr,Nosr. Nov 30 P n

ItnfArIs = ut I'Efl w = 7 IT
Thee has been good demand Tor Fi0rE To-
day and the lnarke; withou; change sles e'n1f- 80
100 bbis including hovsrd-st snd CITY Mh' a. :
la WHEAT there IS no change - notice, and he de
nland il tut moderst4 CoRN 10 quoted - - cts
inr White. and ~ cts for feIio~. PIovIsIoNs ar
TOBACCO firm. Holders Of COTTON demand &c. al
vance. Lul hutets d. noi pay u freely.
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ship News.

BOsTOV Nov ~ MP Gs0fgt Tlalclcf CAdIZ, =
Sept
PORTLAND. Nov ed. BARK Msrs, AsTs-y, Cuba
SFNBI RYPORT. Nov Ar sch Edwin. NsN-fofE
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AUGUSTA "a atgr day, Nv. .
Tie steamer d. Ks'b burst 4 1le GA Friday
.ast. ~ which The Engineer and two O. the iremen
~or. killed. Tie boat snd ngiIe sre uninJured
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~ TtlEGas'8 10 me sfK.Yl8k I8i5UKE
Pltt-burs stage OF water. &c.


FIrTsErsG, Tuesday. Nov O.
The River tfis morning y .n good usvlgab'e o.
der Weather unusually warm Business very orisA
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Boplsce AND Por..ls :. Pstomsc0 writes tom

WsshlDstou 10 the Ba!;invs Pafriof Ssioiiows
good deal Of conjecture and speculation is ndu sea
in inspecting the story OF Tire bSnishment Of NJ bod
CO, which nrss appeared IN letter from Wsshlngtoo
puhhshed in the Nor. York C0arsv aud kaqairr,
siSued : have no iss shst the writer Intended tc
peryttrSte hoax in the MISTER sad predict II ~
30. spprs that bis stst meet framed ireFu iEtor
nation received ia Washington, in some shape.
ne long review. Ia fhs UEisn, OF The Poussin cu
Guilty sent from Phiaaciphia, snd pubashed in nun
oer, Is understood 10 be the production OF ioFessr
.ho hss lived mach sbrOsd ard has but hle tsste for
.ny ,hins or .ay5o3y. Uot foreign in origin srosih.
nr,S1etop odor OF style lie il Understood q b. also
~, sulhor q the hunters puoAshed IN tse same p
,.,orv of TIE ORGANIZATION Of Gso Tsy iors Cabinet
OF something OF that Sort which were very ''fs a'
isn;sd and dull mol H. say Ahy.
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~ We learn b. an oiicisl snpouneemen' IL
the LOalOn Glo1e, ,hs, MIR Thomas Edward Ly"on,
son OF Sir Edward Lyuon Balwer. Bart '' sPPou's9
81 Unpaid At,schs to the British Em6asay al WASH
lnSton
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IN The Lyaehbarg VA Patriot announces ~
des,h Of Alien Wilson. E.q Of cumberisni ioi
yesrs Delegate from tas, County In the osnsrs AZ
s.mhlv of Virginia Ne disa on the 10th ult his Ot
year.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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- The Po.,.ORce a. smiih''sa, ;

- The Pcst.Olice az Smiih''s H. e1ao.A O.
h,,,- hen removed .sw moths sine IRON IS tor
mr. ocsa.r q tie eastern part u ;hs " AZ q 'ss
s-.nea. Ia Pas,uas.l-r Gsssfsi sas established HeN
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.c..s .sml,h.eEn.' Eni appointed NJ Lyman B
yybe.,er Postmaster, 1ae Ass Aso ehaaget tie nar'
NJ tbs ola ,tr.- 70 Sa,ithto IN Brsnen
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NE,y-YORK TRIBUNE.

ri srwroEK o,itT 1eIsv.f ,,,,y r,-,''''0
~ rvERY yoKNiNG fsvNp'f' tkchfi@DJ
a, rhe Tribune buildings corner Of s2rnoe
"a Nassau streets, opposite the Cny HAM,
I.,ve,ed 10 City Subscribers Tor i2' oeus per week
AZ rev p,-fer they can pay IN advance a. 90" D~ss
q :, nCntfs or year a. The zane rate susir eopVs
Nssrepts Ma Suhscrhers 1--WE Du,ars iff ahiul. ~
fss<s cuhscrtpiiOn- taken for tx mOutts Fof thit'
80. a. 81 Three Dolsfs iu - auce TsQuf' % ~ 49,
80. v H. { Glutry N~wspa.er- Daily pap 80, M
!. =. Office, whose terms ar hishrl ''a' '''
= ..os are Dot SLOWED any difference
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TyvprN,>cy CoSvEsTIoS'iS Tkrs11s. ,Ass'.l
Al tn cosY-nii8n 81 IL isaas o. Temperance held
IN Taunton On tie u .nstan; tn i''o~inz resolution
wat adopted
R.ss!-04. That TINS C0sseuii1a .ee1mnend 70 ~
,--es v,frrs Il Ihis count b withhold theif
-, s.,,. any ara Il fbs eEsdiisies f0r seas ors 81
a. .sversl psucAi parties. vits ~hose opaions "a
,hs ,ab,t u TrnperaEee and Temperance ezis' ALB
hss are s4Li-a-d AID 10 give TIER ose. 90
ot,sr ranSid.l@s now beors the 20 ~ Eifa ~n"'e
nrisriolss on mi. sub i.ct they Satisfied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

sr,eai Of Aziaf,0H PTa9Jss' u id'a'-- NE IHgf
Jr,qi. M,o Bfh0s on Public tSas" F0fONH,
Daas... Thf Ci1qy btoo'qtaS $ooiai'si-- E'sA''|
AsscciGiiOH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

~ The Y z. Non Rssis,as,s sosieY ~
hold ,hss annual Meeting IN B5ssOn q -siaid'J '.'
SUNDAY I'm and lsth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07
ONrY ITEMS.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. =.

TUEsDAr EVENING Nov. d.
lLLFGAL \orNJ.-Sergesnt Auridge OF the
Fourteenth ward Police ihls morning arrested
man named Hugh McGough Tor attempting 10 get In
an Illegal vote a, OF tho polls Of that Ward lie
was taken 10 the Iombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

Monk lLLsGU vorlS0 Two men were ar
rested In the sixth Ward this morning for trying TO
vote Illegally Aid. Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

ArrsnPr TO SHOOT a fellow known az Jim
my the Prieker formerly 9 member OF The Fourth
W ard Police was arrested this morning by ofcsr Nc
Napus of the Chiefs Ofhcs and Fiman OF tho Fourth
District on charge OF attempting 10 shoot an ndiyid
usl at ths second Poll District OF the Fourth Ward
Ths accused taken 10 the Tombs and held 10 an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

AccIpEsrs-A gentleman named dibbs
clerk in the store OF Russell Styles, Wsterst hal
bis RICH, arm broken Monday nigh, by falling down
toe steps. Patrick Morony, Is Cherry Ct when ca
gssed Ia removing bale Of cotton at Mr. Dfakemiils
stone Fletcherst at o'clock on Monday, had hls lott
arm fractured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07
THE sErII-WEERLY TRiBUr
uruu-yoRR WEEKLY TRIBUNE

.t..t.t sverv yedarsd0g and SIfUd1b morn
- g. Der snnurn Two copies icf ,,
f'iiys,t'seuneat. csnis n lne each insofuo"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-16

Forged land wer an,s are in circuls>
tion in large quantities in Northern Hi,
friend at Washington writes: 'Im-
mense n nbers of forged Land Warrants
are being discovered. Several have been
detected at the Dixon Land Office: We
learn that a man calling himselfDr. Green
has been through cur part of the country
Hing counter eits, and in order to give
confidence located several in bis own
name. People cannot be TO careful OF
whom they purchase
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-16
A MEAN CASE.

Some years since when money was
scarce, and almost every thing was done
in the way Of trade, a man named zones
called ipto the grocery and dry goods
store Of one Mr.. Brown, and asked for a
darning needle, oferin ing 10 exchange an
egg.
After rec"Iving the needle Jones said
Come, sir. ain you going to treat!
what? on that tradeP inquired Brown.
'CerIainly, trades trade, let il be
big or little
Well, what will you take!'
"A glass Of wine said ones
The wine was poured out, when the
sponge said, would il be asking too mnc h
to requset yoi TO pn, an egg into ihIs
winel | ain very fond Of wine and egg >
Appalled, by the mans meanDess, the
storekeeper took the identical egg which
lie had received tor the darn needle, aud
handed il to his customer, who on break
irg il ioio bis wine glass discovered that
II contained double yok. 'hock bete,'
said lbe sponge, don't You think yon ought
og'se me another darniug needle, this
YOU see is double egg!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-16
Prosperity without Banks.

The Harrisburg Keysione,in an article
on the numerous applications for new
banks that are before the Leg gislature;says:
Look at the immense region Of country
in which there is not a bank LOCATED
Bedford s Slmerset, Westmoreand, A RIM.
strong, Ind ana Cambria, Jefferson ,CIar.
ion, Clesriejd, Blair, Huntingdon, Gem
tire, Clinton. Nj film, Juniati, Union and
Perry, besides all the counties northwest
of the Allegheny, and many other north:
era counties are some of the chest in ags
ricul,ure ard manufactures in the state.
! iIIair Huntingdon and Centre, consti.
tute empha,icaly the grea esI iron re-
gion Of the ,untry The people OF these
counties have. done without bank, and
have r,spered 10 their busin ess.N 1t is
true, there IS as q bank at Lewistown, but
it proved a curse instead of a blessing to
The whole community