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HOTELS, &c.

BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL
THIS having been repaired and newly fur
Il nished, will be opened the 10th of May, iorthe
reception Of Ysers and Families wishing spend the
Summer al pleasant Watering Place. The nndeI-4A
signed have purchased this property for permanent
dence ana will keep the house open Summer and WineL
Thebes Cooks stewards and Servants are engaged and
pains expense will be spared render the sayof ven
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 tnl q. LEWIS co.
30 A r D I'm G H o u Sc
121 4RydPIER Street. bstbs6sH ST. Chariss dad CdrOB
Reet StreetsOHe dOgr from tbe corner Of CdrOHdete ST.
AIRS WILSON, (lste of q Bieuville street respect
lyA fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location
med By her duung the last year. She has bad hers
HOUSE thOluEEy rstted and prepared for the accommG
age she hopes by dihgent attention to the comfort and
Venienoe OF her patTOnEt merit and receive ConE
The same Herterms will be- heretofore, EoDERATEs
NJ iy Jaw
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4 II a NJ 3 Q RIG ER,
M Err CHANT TAILOR,
- 164 Camp Street
Opposite The HOrdHcs House,
As on hand and Is oonstapty in recent Of large add
4 ! uonS, Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
CAssIMERBS aRd XESTINGs of The finest and Ia est
styles and best manufacture and now well prepared TO
snppB nus tIlends and the public with FALL and WIN
TER C1OTHlNG, made thahast manner of the latest
Pans and Northern styles and at very reason able prices
Also OF hand fine stock Of ClOhing of Paris and his
Also, fine st9ek,of SHIRTS, CRAVATsssto.
~ IsIps-Cash and short time for approved city &c.
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~ For ShpTih = Eds Crescent Please nnuouncs
MI, JAMES p hEkEr Candidse
ensuing election November nexbet re decision ga N6f
Convention. aus H2NY-FRiFEDs
~ For SheriH-J0iN IN LEWIS Sheriff Of the
E4th q ofean CaudJats for reelection. OF
noyemeeI next The efesnt and has
discharged the duties Of his Office will 4 q -aTpeesd secs him
majority OF the liT10l 4ENERhI9F tiFFnNGEs
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RILOXI HOusE

NHIS establishment will be Opsnedfor the reception OF
Il Visitsn on TUESDAY, May 18th. The premises a
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel
9eT inducements 70 persons in search Of health,
t9u orpeaSuTe equal not superior TO any public houston
the sea coast II occupies central position the pleasant
and delightful village of BoX-of easy qccess from New
Orleans. The green Sward in front of the house overWo
ACRES IN width, and is shaded By great number Of oak
magnolia and mulberry trees The table will be supplied
with the Injuries Of the coast and Of the New Orleans
market Attached 70 the house will be found Bath HouseS
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the baaeWines and
LiquOH3 also good Billiard Table.
tefsons wishing 20 rooms Will please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi and forward their By
the Biloxi paoke there il but u. s. mail per week
mYI5 JOHN W NIXON
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49, DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. PEARSON informs his patent, that he can he
- ooEaalIeh daily az his office, from 3 8a.ssaaA,
A. NJ. 10 P, IA. Dr. Pearson 8 MANY i'm. y y ~
prOyementg in DENTAL SURGERY III -
are too we'll known and ppreesai cd 20 require
ennmeTdtng. His Block Teeth aTs particularly vOhV th
esnlan q lhoReiequinng artificial ones ls prices are
graded TO suit the circumstances OF R Office al his ges
dence No. 3 BdHGN.FE etreef near Canal 40 ~
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FIANO FORTES ANN MISC.

FI'H subscriber has constantly on hand good
, mentOf Fl AEO EORrES, tfTOm the
best mSnqtactories in the United States
also, GUITARS. FLUTES, ACCOR-FY ii ~ - III
deems, VI0LINS. etc, etc. SHBETH " y v Y
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments
constantly received published, He would ts.
speetily Rform his friends the friends of Mr. Ehas Horst
and the public that he has made auangements with Mr.
Charles Horst TO take charge of the Mnsoa Department of
his store and both solicit Continuance Of the many favo
$ I'm = 'O =. x. TYLER, 80 Camp st. =.
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ALEXANDER HILLS


H0 USE HING. STORE
SO Camp street, NewOrlsans
w HERE families can find all articles Of House keeniuP
g0npnslng general assortment and seees stock Of-
h1ICHEh FURNITURE-COOking Utensils, Tin an r.
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel ShovelI and
NJ Et09gs; and Kitchen Fire IrOn.wa
EN- e or m1E5LLED and patentmetal timed HOLLOW
MAKE Fire D0gs
GERMAN SILVER Block Tin and Britannia TEA sd
COFFEE URNS N''
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver B6tepuia and 49,
TIA and TABLE SPOONS
WOODWARE-Brass and Inon. houpd CEDAR PALS
= SHuRNS and TUBS " ~
HIATT ks1AAIT1FSAINS--BQUND CEDAR WARE, n new article
Wagons. 49, "1''' Gnu
sHESsPPFHnoy Gnd Plain Busting Sweeping, and
MAIs-7l1ts, Manila Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS
= WATERS, and TRAYS, - -
BRASS, sTEqpRgPa, and new Metal OANDEEsTIoKs
STEAMBOAT and HALL. LANTERNs.
g0QkiNG STOVES Aad FURNACES,
r. q =. Wfightf paieRt ptsmium COOK STOVES, iof
Meaa Q g9si~w,H hsiuisi eemFss ihe mass D.
aalGis ahoas lalshs 4 llliissi B,is y
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- For ABsessor.-ERA sTUs. WELLS one oFths
e Candidate for State Assessor for the Fr
DISTINCT at the election held the 5h No
yember 1919 The District "a bounded by Bnisn spd FeicItV
Streets from the River to johnson street. elO
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For OOtIe.ct0r;

~. For Assessor. - JESSE DARLING il a {
9ae Tor Assessor OF State Taxes Tor the Ninth Repre-
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fNNHE UndeHgned cOnstantly manufacturing and has
oI sale very superior article Of Mega r, rzls.
which ne val guar Nise TO improve By and ip
VIII deliver Il, tree Of charges, in any part OF
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced -
Prices 70 suit etines viz Butts so gallons % 50 BaFTe
81 gaons, o.; Barrels 40 gallons, cent? galon. a lbe
al ilsoOqnt made 10 wholesale customers.
E3 line lTOpped in the POsOffce will be punutaalY
dtendsd to. [ap29 til JOHN II. WEBB,
o-aeI CommUn and MaI.ia -Ll nnpn.la ChAtH HonitaL
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y - For Ass5ssor.-FRANCiS TURNER il a Can.
IT AtssaAoro the Third Representative D,Tctom JuR
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WATCHES JEWELLERY, SILVER WARE, EPO.
IL A. TYLER, 80 CAMP street, has now nn hand and
u. will be constantly receiving Fine Watches oGr-q
Silver Gases; Guard and Vest Chains Feas and IA
KEYS Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbes, Brooches SAA8
the fashionable patterns; Silver SpOons, Forks, Ladies'
CUPS, Ma kin Rings, ste Silver plated Casters Candle
Rich Fans, Combs, Work and Dressing Boxes Jewel do
together with great variety OF FANCY GOODS, PER.
FUMERY etc. ETC. s9 i'm
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~ For Assessor. = Bessrs Editors Please an
p u A. r. ENGELHARDI Compiler Of the Real Estate
~ 9efa Tor Municipality NoTwo Candidate ufiog
sats Assessor for the Third Representative District Of NewO
aass Tue 'lelns election ss5
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= 80 For Col eot0r.--yNessrss Editors Yon are an
STATE Taxes Of the First District.
au20 nFAUGH A RATLAnH y,
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New MateTiaIs a M r,atert stvle I

All New Materials9ef tAe latest style
~ Interpretations the Daily c4ssosnt'' oudrsspectfiy
inform iend1 and the rubc,
JOB OFFICE are now prepared re
cute al kinds Of printing on the
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS. LAWYERS
~BRlEFgi bulls % LADINGt DRAY Receipts;
a IN every style.
All their materialsTgpe, Presses ETC. are entirely new and
ne very latest which viii oexeeutetr
work 10 not 70 be surpassed this Presses
from the founryo MeasTHs r. Hoe q Co.. NeWYof which
guaraHty Of their eAeelencehs type from we'll
dries Of Mesa George Bruce q Co. and John T. White aDdhaVe
this city
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

THE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
l. Is new article Of English invention aud now trst IN
Oduced into the United States This Fiber is made Of
peculiar kind Of stone which performs the peeolaOn with
greater rapdiy than other yet discovered II Cyn
gallons day II rapidly d,engeges matter Of every Bind
hed in suspension, and renders the water beautifully pure
and hmpid aud from its peculiar construction is paIou-
larry adapted to purifying the Mississippi This Filter
of the useful inventions the day. Its smp
city of constructions its duIablity-no matter how impure
OF muddy the water be-a failing supply Of pure
water without any trouble the speedy removal Of all dee.
noug matter lis Applicability be placed Water Butts
Tanks, Cstefns, Ponds ResarvOiTs particularly recon.
mepds 4 to the notice OF Hotels Boarding Houses, Steam.
boats Shns, Private Families, Offices etc., for a Of which
there zes suitable. Several Of them have already been
pat up IN the city and county and found to answer every
expectation. They be in operation al my
store where persons invited to call and examine them If
not with q view of buying, az a.GnIiOsy.
sepl5 House FaiaisRiaT sf6rs. g Camp It.
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is599If.s ssessqT Eds Crescent; Please announce
OAs p HAlAES rs Candidate Second
Dis1 a. me Election in November next HIS prosson-buyng
laned property curnsso evident empenty
qes nm Tor the ofee and Il being Justly that be
be supported BY mi h PFClPIF
~ Ihe Districts Nnd from the middle Penjamiu Esee
Lhlnce down I L.nha .,,Iz-
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aEkOOD4ssas.IOHN N.
JOHN STROUD & 90.
145 COMMON Street. betlosen CdrOHdsiet and BaTonns,
MARBLE MANTEf 1PiEcEs. ENAM.
4: q
TER OF PARIS. ROMAN and HYDRAU-
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERING hair, N
WHITE SANDi ENGLISH, PENS ACOLA
and BlTTSBURG FRIEDRICH, my8
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DEN TAI NOTICE

Oh. MENSiN9, Dsntal survtso5
HAVING reuIned 70 the city of New flaesSs from NJ,
"A AQur II the North and East, 10 prepared - -
% Perform all Operations appeTtaining tothe afE
IEhld 9nd Hat beoome acquainted with u 49,
NE BEST mode OF operating approved by the NAlI7H w
College Of Dental Surgeons u Baltimore Mo Id SSfc
tof operations are In proportion suit he tmet sI6f
ToorH-AoHE CURED
~ jNoh LESS TRAN ONE MINUTE, BY Dr. AIENsING's
tVSIH-ACHE ELIXIR, or no charge eW~ Office
OARONDELET STREET, "a door below GiFOd st.
NASHVILLE MARINE FIRE INSURANCE
and Lille and Trust Company. =
CAPITAL oO0OO-ail paid M Surplus Si6o.ooo.
~ =. gys1LhEf II, Secy. jas. a. PORTER. Pres.
We rpeihuoAs OF tht Company for NJ yean has been
uobn i slOne and axclnsyey to Underwriting y
Is "a sna Fle tisks taken tho lowest rates. and
iO.syt ~ B8f99inpty adjusted. w. b. pARTEE Arept
mha5 ly offes, No. 81 eamp street Nav ofssss
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A BROWN CO.. Dealers iR all kiRds Of L UAi-
"A. BER-Cypress White aud Yellow Pine, Mahogany,
Black Walnut, OAK, Ash and Poplar Mahogany New
ellis and BanHtes Lath Sand and EiIe Bucks2Q ~ aga
zine street. New Orleans. STEAM SAtt-MlLlA
Hatchez, Miss
E- Order for all kinds of CYPRESS LuMnER, delivered
notice ap3 lvd 9mW
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BRICKEAYER, No. T3 ROYAL STREET,
[ TNpERTAKEs al kinds Of FIRE WORK, such a. the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam Ia,
Boilefs etc. All work done By The subscriber will -
be guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be
N B.-PLAsTERING and WHIFEWAsRING done
with dnpatoh. E19 IL
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nj BRANDER SMITH, General COMMISSION
IN. 4TERCifAJVT No. 80 GRAvtER srREET, q Com
miSsioned to take Acknowledgement of Deeds and P0wen
Of Attorney Admniite Osths, and 70 take Testimony
and Proof Demands by appointment Of the Governors oil
the following States, viz: MAINE, NEW HAMPsHlRE
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND goNlNlECTiGqT
OHIO, MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, INDIANA, IL
LIMOS, MISSOURI. KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA. ALA
HAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. mhH 6m
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16
WASHINGTON, February I

WASHINGTON, February Z.
Justice Mclean to-day pronounced the decision
OF the Supreme Court against the States of New
York and Massachusetts, in the matter of the Con-
stItutlonay of the tax on the emgrant passengers.
The Court Stood 5 to 4 Chief Justice fancy be-
ing in the minority.
SENATE.-Mr. Downs presented credentials of
u. w. Jones, Senator from Iowa, which were read,
when he took his seat.
The Committee on Commerce made a report ac-
companled by bill providing for the improvement
of certain Rivers and Harbors.
The Committee Mileage requested to be dis
charged from the further consideration of the sub
lect-it was agreed to.
Mr.. Benton of Committee on Military Affairs
reported bill in favor of the construction of Ma
tional Road from st. Louis to the BAY of San
Francisco.
HoUsE-Went into committee of the whole upon
the Territorial Bill. MIR. Preston moved to strike
out the first section, and proposed that New Mexico
and California be created as a State and admitted
into the Union,-and long debate ensued on the
question of Slavery, Wilmot Proviso, &c, after
which the committee rose without coming to any
conclusion, and the House adjourned.
The New \ ork Herald Of February Z, contains
the particulars of brutal fight between Yankee
Sullivan and Hyer, near Baltimore. [The details
which we received by telegraph are too rcpusive
and disgusting to be presented TO readers and we
therefore omit them
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.

SENATE.-Mr. Jones presented the Gre
den,ials of A. c. Dodge, Senator elect from
Iowa, which were read.
Mr.. Benton presented the credentials of
ID. r. Atkinson, Senator from Missouri.
The Senate went into committee of the
whole, and resumed the consideration of
the bill establishing board of Claims
Several amendments were offered and agreed
to. After some time spent i'll discussion
upon the merits of the bill, the committee
rose, and Burt, of S. c., advocated the bill
at some length, when on motion the bill was
ordered to ii third reading. Senate then
adjourned.
John F. Lucius, of Mississippi. has been
appointed Consul for Pazo del Norie, and
Lewis Morris Consul for Campeachy, both
places being within the boundaries of Mex
leo
Dates from Mexico are received to Sth of
January. The gold fever is raging there
with intensity. The country quiet. Con-
gress is engaged in revising the Tariff.
Tampico is quiet. A conductor had arri-
we'd at the capitol from Guanaxerato with
half million in specie.
Steamer Falcon, hence for Chagres,
which left here on the first, arrived at
Charleston at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. on the 5th.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16
~ Let every reader ponder well the i'm.

u Let every reader ponder well the i'm.
portant truths contained in ,he following
short extract from the Harbinger:
lhe real cause Of pestilence and disease.
lying back OF every other cause, is The in.
iernal condition of Society. This assertion
may strike many as strange, yet we hold j.
TO be susceptible of the clearest proof, and
that too, in few words.
1t is because society is disorganized that
the masses are poor, that they are overwork-
ed, that they live or bad and adultera,ed
food, that they cluster in wretcled and un.
. healthy novels, that they are driven to in~
temperance and vice, that they gather in ci-
ties, which have been well named ulcera-
tons on The body-politic, whence is spread
as from The pools of corruption, the 6ercest
mlasms.
1t is because society is not organized as
1t should be, that the earth is not subjected
to that thorough and integral cult sation
which is absolutely essential to its health
that vast Saharas are left upon its surface:
mat immense morasses, sending up perpet-
ually the most noxious gases, extend from
one nation to another; that all sorts of rank
and luxurious growihs are allowed to perish
and rot upon the ground that the currents
of electricity are disturbed by irregular &C.
ton, producing in the globe pretty much the
same effect that daily debauch does on
the nervous energy of a man ; that the noun.
talns, those mighty lungs, are stripped Of
their wood, as if one should carry away
every liltle while some lobe of his breath
ing apparatus in short, it is because socie.
ty is not truly organized that innumerable
disorders are introduced into the physical
system of the globe, which yitiate the at
mosphere, which derange the fluids, which
penetrate 10 the very sources of human life.
Thus, disease is generated in some soli-
tary ndividual-perhaps an ou,cast from
society, but who as Carlyle, borrowing from
Corsiderant, says, proves his humanity by
inoculating a whole neighborhood. The
great law Of human solidarity, Of The one.
ness OF man, intervenes, and the disease diff
fuses itself over nations and Continents
Society having neglected its duty to tho
earth, its members individually, to itself or
ganically, pay the recompense in asphyxias
and levers Azrael the angel of death sweeps
the world in the form of plaques, famine and
drOughts. Yet men will not learn the les
son which such events teach. They will
confess that they are punishments of sir,
they will bewail their transgressions even
in a general rhapsodiacal way-but the mas
ter sin of all. their denial of the mutual res>
possibility of the whole race, they wink out
of sight asking with Cain, IAN my BROTH
er's keeper!'' Yes, my dear friend, let the
Cholera, if no better motive, teach you, that
you are your brothers keeper,--or his VIC
tim.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16
New loRK, Feb. 10, 1919

The steamer Niagara arrived at Boston. at II
O'Clock, A. NJ yesterday, II days from Liverpool.
CoTToS.-'rhere were 5000 bales sold on the
goth. Fair Upland and Mobile Is; fair Orleans
4s,
Corn and Flour market wore cheerful aspect
on the Goth, and full prices were had for wheat and
-four, and Indian corn during the few days prece
ding the Goth Flour in bond sold TO some extent
al 2js. Cd. to 25S Sd. On the 9th 2Gs. was obs
tanned for best western. Indian corn 2Ss I'd. TO
SOS. cd. for inferior white 10 best yellow. and Corn
meal lis. Cd. IS. Wheat in bond Us. Cd. to IS Id
Beef steady. Lard sells 30a36s
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16
New York, Feb. 1913 p. NJ.

In the Senate, yesterday, the resolution
directing the printing of 10000 copies of
the laws relating 10 pension and county
lands for the use of the Senate, was adopted.
1t was moved that when tie Senate ad
journ it be till Monday next. Lost-ayes
IL, nays 81.
A despatch from Nashville, Tenn, says
that Gen. Taylor left that city last evening
for Louisville, Ky, where he is expected to
arrive on Sunday. Great preparations are
making for his reception.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16
NV YoRK. Feb. 10 p NJ

The demand for Flour to day is, If ANYTHING.
nrmer, but there is, however, no change in quota.
uons Salesat Sj,44a5,62, principally at 5564 for
good western, and prime Genessee 5Sl5a6,OO.-
For Wheat there is better demand Pork mar
ket dull at 50al2,25 Beef ,O0a7, so for prime;
l2al3 for mess prime mess 10.
Letters from San Francisco by the way
of Mazallan, dated Nov. 9th, say that the
ship Huntress had discharged her freight,
but was obliged TO remain for the present.
The majority of the seamen remained with
the vessel, but charged some SIS or Sc per
day, and in some cases as high as IS. The
only seaman who had offered to shin for
the return voyage, demands equal to $50
per month.
News from the Cole region continues of
the same favorable character. The rage for
digging is strong. The diggers put their
property in the shape of gold under their
heads, tied up in dirty rag. and die with
their hard earned wealth, unable to procure
aid. Deaths of this character occurred YES.
terday, and two more to-day. There is
great deal of sickness and death, for want
of attention.
The PIcayune says rumor prevails that
a merchant Barque. from Valparaiso, has
been seized by the crew, and the captain
and officers put to death also, tat an arm
ed vessel had been detached from CaIlao in
pursuit. We cannot vouch for the truth
of the story, though it comes TO US in very
plausible shape.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16

THE LAST GOLD SToRY.-We heard of
a story this morning, which no doubt is as
authentic as a majority of the items afloat,
and which beats anything we have read yet.
A runaway soldier is said to have discover
ed lump or a rock Of gold that weighed
500 pounds III ounces he was afraid to
leave it, and mounted guard upon it; and a.
the last accounts lie had sat there 81 DAYS,
and had offered S57 900 for plate of beans
and pork. but his offer had always been
Indignantly refused and the poor fellow on
ly laughed at fer the niggardness Of his offer,
by parties going further on, where the arti-
Gle was said 10 be more standardization.
transcript.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16
BosToN. Feb. S.

The Train from Boston ran off the track at
Springfield yesterday-thc Engineer was the only
one hurt, and he but sighty--the Cars were de-
tanned several hours by the accident.
The Canada carried over 30 passengers.
We hear that a challenge passed between
Mr. Pickering of the St Louis Union, and Mr..
Blair Pickering proposed street fight with bowie
knives, but Blair refused to accept such challenge
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16

The stock market without activity to-day
Treasury notes &.
Demand for Flour good and market without
change.
Sales S5,4laS5,G2 for common and good. No
sellers at S5,25aS5,50.
Rye flour $3,374a$3,A. Some enquiry for
wheat for milling. tennessee held at s 30 Ohio
$l,l5a$I,I8 Rye G5!a66. Oats are 3la32.
Pork, heavy--prime $ll,75a$l2,00. Mess
Sl2,50.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16

Hor WATER NOT FIRE.--It has been decided by
the Supreme Court of Louisiana that common
fire insurance policy does not cover loss from the
explosion of a steam boiler. The case was one IN
which sugar and molasses TO the amount OF $1,000
were employed by the explosion OF a steam boiler
used in the manufacture, but in which no eontia>
grafton took place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-02-16

CALoMEL AND HYDRoPHoBIA.-M Many
years since ex-Lieutenant Governor Chllds,
of Berkshire, then young man, was bitten
bv mad dog, which resulted in symptoms
Of hydrophobia. His father, an eminent
physician, gave mercury in doses sufficient
10 produce salvation, and, though the pa
tent suffered dreadlully, he was through
the untiring efforts of his father, finally cured.
Every excess of youth is draft upon sye