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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
THE ruRuLAR FILTER.

THIS SIMPLY ARTICLE. f1r The purhcarioa of tn'
Croton aud other river rain wafer will be- found 0,
the purpose better than any uther and - sold
he ow price Of 9 5 to ths wants " AL They are
attached 10 lars and coolers suitable for county ely,
.hp use When attached the Croton hydrznf VII hlle
rom on l0u gallons per hour For sale Wholesale ans
retail a. the Ofce, - Broadway. east corner Of Cham
o-r.-at fmylifm W LATINO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
NOTICE TOP A--ENGER- b THE STEAM

ANEhS FOR CHAGRES For sac choice assortment
oi prof- on-, oois a. slapped FeoruAry a. Go o-
delivered a. >aa francisco Ile gold dk2irEs
me vessel can 40 Thew selected BY and for ne
90 lAree gentlemen who started overland for Cantor
ia olf returned Tie aoOse pre-euts toe opportunity
for persons sarng for ne dlgngs supply themselves
wh every Necessary ATtce WLich all 10 tine fur
passengers BY The steamers leaving Nesiork 10 Jane,
jay Or August EuF PARTICULARS inquire - Nsirfst
L.. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

w PROPERTN-A farm Of % acres. superior and, 10
- me ORDER Hou-e spacious and tenant house ~ %
barn. with other buildings within half mile ora 100
ssho OF he Harlem RaiIrosf Depot ~ White Plains me
arr and peach orchards and abundance OF other uui
vel ~ excel ent water and living spring ln an e'
WALTON Of 81 feet above the top Of the house. Nhch could
be Introduced throug houf small expense Inquire ~
ANDREW MARITIME, White ans. 90 rc premises "
of THEODORE MARITIME, l5o Ninih-asenle. New"
- mt-5 lns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

- Cnrd.-Pnvaie practitioners Of medicine. War.
PIgsIcan- aud hc friends 90 the -c. especially re
.ar-d o trans, those Ief-ou- aftet FIR ne HoipIh
un. taftlg. HccnutancI NV brief history O Pc case
nth hc Treatment of tle disease Hl.tcrfo moot oi -'
pal received have been profess 1rslF attended fo
public institutions until beyond The reach ~ medical ssl
-c cases. n1st appear e. dent 90 every con'idera''
member ~ fle community. hia lr better bee al WED q.
remain a. frr ie-irncc- fI few hours longer "a here
n there ihc cl-t chance fDr recovery, woIf lut pt
destroyed by ur expo-lle and cAills.cn attendant Ot
nee. ess removal.
ALEX F NACHE. ND.
P4y..clu 10 iAe vs.. 4an.-st Hospital
WN Nl ID.
Puy-ic.aa tofle Cenrc--t Hospital
Approved hy tHc M-1Ica' tpuu-eI
john D BECK. VI %.
JOSEPH VI SMITH. ND
SAML " MOORE. " y
Published hy order of tl- sanitary Committee of ih'
Board of Hea.fl. JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
.twu
~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton iinii.-frts.f number uf Nu.l'Irs 81 ', it
.,fHer i fhr leading American and Foreign FFrcll
rs- Clerks initiation fee =. Hnl sem -arluai tur- -
fle payment Of = year Every new English. frnct
4nd American publication of general interest IS added o.
hr Library a- soon possible hfIcr publication Tie
London Tines. Pans NATIONAL and tie Colon -ch~ Lelna
age nnW received hJ each steamer. by order,
Ic.l .sgcol r. hfhAhD krc Sec.
~ Liquid Hair DYE improved 90 A. % color me
hon .hcrs te uontnfifl applied without tir .ea-
washed WITH te strongest soap Immediately tls applied
without waiting o. lry For SAFE, applied A. bATcHE
Ions Wig Factory. Wail--t myl5 IgIh&satu
~ wv. Cloves, Dentist, 81 Haison-st oppo
sifc Greenwich Bank. New -lurk. OG.c- hours from
O'Clock a to5 jel7 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
IT. >MORNIN BOAT FOR COLD

kr-r~sx~1I. sFhINvl PFEkshILL, sINJ-oI'I
IAkklTONN and the int-rmrdise
places touching Al hammontst each way The nes
steamer jos. bELkNAP. Capt J p Tslman, VIII iez'e
loot 81 Nnanb-rsst every mO.uing AZ O'CLOCK ke9i.
.ng cave, Cold Spring al u ". and Peekssl a. ? n
n sunday. this TRIP i extended 20 Newnurgh. eaFns
Ne" blrgh Al P. 81 For passage app buard. q -
N.Y. oIa- WV RADFORD zoo ~ W..lsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

CALF ORNlA nsks By Any route iak- ~ sn extra pre-
ui JOHN A JNDEkN GOD, Agent.
= Merchants kKclalTc. hanufcr-s. = L
JoHN K McCc'is. D. Medical Ezaul1cr. JOS Dl1a- -
40 inMMkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

- WATCH CHAINS. KEYS. BREAsTPlNs Far.
~ Rings. Bracelets, Finger Rings, Silver spoons
& j Forks, God Pens and Cases, Gold, Silver and
6~sf.s Sirs Specfac -s Fancy Goods, Al ~ which
~ warranted genuine. cheap aud good Al the Oh store
% Pear. corner u Fullon-st
m22 MNksJai = LOCKWOOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
ACCORDEONS,

DAUDOT FROM PARIS. ACCORDION sad Seraphine
Dmner ant rrparrr; MAKES sets notes fyr phne.
and AccDrd~or. - cs Brpome-st upstairs my5 3fn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
wrNpoW-sAsHEs BLINDS AND DOORS.

ME SUBSCRIBER has gluva4rd fari.te- flr tle
manufacture of ever, de.cru -iou ~ Sl-lcs. b lud-
and Doors The beet manner and hegs leave lo invite
tta attention of carpenters and hu irs before giving ouf
their contracts Orders Tor the southern and California
trade executed a. short notice
I MOORE. STEAM MILL.
In Waterst between Dock and Man-ss near RE Fulton
Ferry. Brooklyn iei 4neod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
DIR. KIRBY,s cHoLERA DROPS.

LUK IHt M U tUVLtFA, LnOlffa W0Ffls
cranp- Iu the stomach srd bowels, violent attacks o
dyseufrry diarrhea sc Tn- arc Used drops and
nv flr quart aud has been wei tested his cry and
esev here so better article can be- used, and no hrri
4frre known s4rr sud speedy of the Asafc
Cholera. Every person should have Do az home ant %
can boz carried without any genieuce Bro r pocket
Price iU and ~ cents per bottle Principal olces = -
Br0aisav aHi 63 g|foa--L upstairs.
iel8lmDGW g. ; PALMER General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

4
= l0l-e has been rebuilt art greatly enlarged on %
lrg every Ioier rr0rff,lt ard 4cruumo carnn Tor
F-Ier end lnai4er. TIE public slt private rooms are
numerous. elegant ard -ptcou-. The .ai.rs drawing
and .er-tlers parur, are sized with taste 8ri
se-lnce TIE private rooms i0- families and v.sittrs.
ti t- arraus cr~r-- generally nrr 90 scale and cla-
fIcled equal f0 te est hotels u our largest rirc- TIE
trp hy Railroad from jersey fy acralp .hei 10 tlr-
% minutes to Paterson. Tie Pa-.ac Falls. one oi fte
Eraulesf AMI most magnificent -I-its pa te American
Continent. within three uIrle, wa4A o' me house
The q. scrher ready receive vsrers and board
and hose ~ to may visit hs sfent thai
h- best rNfrINl. i Dee directed ODD promote Their com
-rc- and bis hotel VII he found tu combine economy
VIII az the IlAUlte- of the most modern and popular
houses and comforts Of private dwelling
iei4 ~. W LUSE
I MON HOTEL, ELlZABETHTOWN. y j.
I M ~ GALE. proprietor ~ ine Union Hotel. STU
afed less Than hours ude from New York either ~
raj road steamboat would respectfully announce 20
friends sud the fashionable. that bis house Is open
for The reception AMI accommodation nf families and use
from me city, where every attention Sil Do pad fo
render their comfortable and agreeable Business
gen -mrn of city will ind ihe location very conv~r
erf ~ rho running either way Almost hourly
iIr1g ne day. fril <w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

eYS .Ongug fo David Mills, Al Nr~ fu''n, L upon
- urun which rrste-I o.. offered sale-iie
who o. ur in parcels The Wei known reputation OF tir
ahos. iirm furnishes fg - character aui istnttFrs
being second to none tle Union As tl- entire .iocs
So Belonging fo tac same tor terms sqp.y u M-i4s.
American ln.nilte. y or DAVID MILLS on ihe
prrml-e- miles from llamsoir.1 Ferry 900 Jamalca
i.rr. -. r,sd ~.I lu+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
NEW-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

NLW-XOHK AND GREENWOOD
S->Afar LINE or STAGES, from ths foot u
$500 whehAll-st Hew-YOrk. stage fare oaiy
@ cents.
Passengers wishing % Visit Greenwood can leave ne
foot OF Whlteha-sl where stages from al paris ~ 70
City Of SewYOrk center) by the Hami Ferry
South Brooklyn, and be taken the Greeuw OoJ ce1
terry Gate IN the above line u nr.class slsses ana
WI End this the shortest cheapest and pleasant foes
TO Greenwood CARLOS CANE co.
soalh Brooklyn, April, 1873. slSSm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
Observation-Disclosures -

e VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT ~ LILY
~ ~ WATCHES ~ POLHAMU-. chmaAer
t. j. and e~eier, 40 Gfand..t SewYork begs re-
G.<H -pectfly tO inform his friends and the public Ia
.rl~fa re- has made with the Of
ihe second dead beat afcLes Which 8f. Jaenf-
ed in sni and giving he greatest satisfaction The
has been examined ~ the Society ~ ArLs
London. ehO have granted o the inventor O their gold
medals AID tlrrefr re- aI-iacou oi t great advantages
gained The OH Constructed lever wafrh ae main
spring being ouehaf fhe str-ll t8Dse u-uay
TIE ever watches that 70 utterly impossible
fOr he spring and chain TO break also. above
watch Only naAes 0uela i8e number u oeafs
count 30 reduces he 10 Onehai and keeps fhe
correct ineequa, n nSt superior any other cO1sfruc-
nnn 81 watch nov 10 use an1 % fully carry me above
vallao.e improvement Las engaged hrstrate work
wtO has been Dyed in the manufacture the Ia T.
second dead witches Any person havay Al imper-
feet lever watch Will ind this Improvement great
advantage 10 having Item altered e. triug cost A.
watches repaired altered vii BE- warranted % he cor.
rect umrAeeper and references be- given % person.
Nho have bad their watches altered tO The above prime pie
an are giving me grra .esf satisfaction.
y 3 "A good assortment II .adle-' and gentenef.' >
god az silver ~ac1r- Manufactured By Mcs.rs Tobias.
Cooper. and beessy, ~ endd assortment of
pain and ornamental silver spoons aud FORKS which be
nz1lfc from The best sger warranted ecua stsn.
1aft W collars Fine e~e4fy, &C. &c. leis ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

DIVIDENDS.


OFficE % rHE DELAWARE sND Hvnso~ C,Nsi Co
NFW-loRS. June :. lf44
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF th.- Compn-
Hy have dec AIRED -e,ansutl dividend oi eight per
0f the prorf- of The Company payable on ana
after TUESDAY tie I'm The transfer books are now
and ID closed until tae morning Of the lJh
inst b. order pi iue Board
- Nv ISAAC y SEYMOUR. Treasurer
NEW-YORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANf.-Tle SECOND dividend nn flr preferred
0a lf ile New lork and Harlem Railroad Company. 80
eight per cent per viii Dee pal Al me
Office or the Com any. Tyou Row. on and sfrr les
dty the 80 day of July next lfe transfer o0ok- oi ne
preferred stock wi be- closed from t - hay 10 June io
The 81 DAY % JuIv next -Difrd june i4. 1890
jei4lr sAML bLAtthrOHD. treasurer
NEW-YORk And ERIE RAILROAD COM
NfAHh The sHuiAnr4tl interest 81 tif rate oi per
cent per 8nnlm. viii bee paIi upon the Gal. STOCK 90 Zee
Sew hors and tn- Railroad Company 900 ami after te
ist day of Jly next TIE transfer hoos, VIII bee closed
from hr afn day NJ June ,o te - Joy Of July Sew
YORK. June 4. 1884, NATHANIEL MARSH.
ielf1vf Secretary.
nINIDEND.-Tl- Board ~ Directors 10 th- 20 lv.-
iJarl Insurance Company have '1s day declared i-
lend o' ia per cent nn me- cara -t1.r 1 Nl alter
iun- l.f 1nvH0 i.iplml LFWi~ PHILLIPS ~"r.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

ht AGILITY are Informed that the Lever Truss
company have comp .eted their Truss aud are now
oy 20 ilf1isn ne public, through he practitioner with
~ lrte. Iris- upon mutually advantageous Terms
' a'i--e nas received Zoe sanction Of Committee s-
k- 7! -s ~ nest medca tribunal q hi. ciry and BY
rfelm a. ne ate Fair o. 10 American Institute n. De-
---ll-es are ls upward support AID stationary and
t' PItAe4fe passing from .lc uutllc4s down he an
~ pefor portion " the pelvic region over - pubs
az Perrneln 70 he coccyN and up h- spine with t-fs
tns NE pelFlc reg on adapting ltsef 20 al kinds VI
lt-.r lerra, Or relaxation u the vlscera giving per
1ei stationary support, with without pressure thas
iDiAAk az instrument nng al The surgical md cation.
n ne treatment u every foun u malaay, susceptible OF
stairs. IOSFPH CUANRFpT az - ~
80 1zWtf WAS i'e'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

ID Sic ApNiNl.TkA1Oks oFFtrE - 2 sa..-4 -ff--f
j N0fs~ h-f-ty fh-
shhfN-. ofh-rs csi-t HkNfY OkEsIs I.- a
- foft hIsessrh ss,s..si 81 -o a~s. fo h4- ff
rs'sf- inst rlaI sfNY tH l-
tnns iof Letter of Afn1sr.t ff-
1T ib. - t-y 81 Jay lssi, Do oacs
Da'-d 49, fafs, J41- ;. lst4 JAHt- : 1HkNEg.
- ts~f~ PlHNf Af.H.l.fr.t0s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

y description mAngfac-
q col-,Ant.y 0n hand Al
.. % Pear and Chatham
J. v. bCCkAAs1El
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

La Walnu.-si Pll.adelPhi barter Perp-tua- Cap
"a $500. JoH~ ". CtACHcsN. Prrsdent-Som- oi
re als ana go offered by th Company are cash capita
sll reduced rltrs Of premium. stch W. De- sew ron
The following able showing the rs,es 0f premium for ne
.--- d -e .a SO eaarscl ~ ,s E.l-lle al ol-eI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
.n- .-rNDAY KXcrN,IoN ii ~
xr-s. FOR KEyPORT ASD MIDDLE,

i.z,Ssytf.--5tTONN POINT, tlaldIng al For Hamiios
each way. The steamer JOHN hARf
VIII make daily rps Sundays excrptedD between Kerr
port snd New-York, leaving keypOrt o'clock. A ~
aud Ne~f ORR from toe foot u Cbamberssl a. 0cOcs
81 during he months of July and August She ~. 81 .is
w. Ips per day leaving keypori al :. oiclOcs al
" and S-~-poys Al % A "A snd p 4r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
i FATHER HOSE Of e,

4 IN II = II EfVNE q W !
tmned ID; the b-si materials. ard
81 uadson-si ami easement ol cor
"a. AWkSgl 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

fOFARI FOR -ALE.-rae farm known "a. th-
~ Mou arul. situated loe and lai . To- tast li 'ir
49, N-y, prk and Nrg. Haven Railroad De- lt NrN
r enc .e Wr-fch hester County. y 1uE between ur
,irIr 81 road ana long Island sound sad farm con
... 6A acres amt can hs divided iu-o fhree ftrms. snd
each have tryr water front Inquire Uf fn- .4Y-rrnef
sn me prem. .-s relY lmrI WILLIAM SCOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

4 DnISfsrRArRlK >OTlCE gsf.astc- a. nfl.f II
y bai-- Hofs.. safrr.i-o i kHs. Comfy |eIs.s
q sfainst IOHN sANbLANp. H..sla
10 Coua H. a-'---st lsf-ty f-44f-f -ah -
The n-f-lf fn he baern-f. .flasffsIfE 8
go D. hl -ff1sad J0t.-lf- lI 80
Owe. u- % N~@ Snrs. isj
u-,-rrsf lj.f-f Bf-s fH. Nsf -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

For sale 10 New-York by Dewitt Davenport. Tn
hlae Buildings, Stunger 4 TOwnsend, - oatSay
Berurd d Co. Aston House. " H. Graham. Buck
ziIhA~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
, TX GAITEK- TnR TKANELING.-TI

les are cl.Y Adorned flat tls dr-lrap- a.
ut oi summer "a r cen be- hai Tor lr r1ifrllr o'
puce Of is. A. CANrhELLS. 30 BJwesy, between Boni
AID Great Jones fio "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

DtRE WATER.-sMITH.> EAST INDlAWAIER
COOLER AND FIJI XIX -LuAlry sud hoa-i- c3ni-
tr~dl-ls arrlllrl perfect water cooler. ar4 .
luvA uaoe % families To ac o. T. SMITH co :,
ll t-l-lA 81 4 --era. ...-l.- -tl-rr.. FL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

lDuBLiC ADMi>lsrKA fOR1 OFFiCE. s. fNas.aurffs-f
iee h-froy sr-n - lie r-sfgss al 90 li suHs
"y'D5 at- om- ty Of Ns~ csrq.r's .-i srf slo
nirr1 W. latr go nt-sta- That lsN spD -aftaIs
~ tYnnp n N-~ fofh for -sf. Of ap.
~ Ne fI1 nsts- u. ft5 lf ., lsfl 81 ll a..
ilf-qDa - Dalss Nes fa,s J4n- ~
JANIS THAlgR P.hfr Afr.a.f,.f..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

BOARD A. 81 Beekman-st within minutes walk Of
DWaI--f or me C.ty H1. A gentleman aud his wife
can be- well accommodated V.ih pleasant, airy ryni
ae second t0or Also. several single gent enlen
can tr acc1mmo1atel WIKI pleasant and airy rooms.
..Ir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
OFFICE ~ TIE CONNIssi0SER ~ JusOEs. (
New CIV Hal Park
-rurrNnEP.ICArn- p........- 49, -.

CHOLERA-Dr BIRDS
y have proved Do be f1e essis
n thai has VET been tined. are Z
Medicine Depot Is Fl.for-st.
standing what ne doctors say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

DOARDING-For gentlemen and their wives toilet.
ID tso large airy parors ssl. several airy bedrooms
Tor single F-utefer vr.-h or without board also
privilege of warm cold bath. Persons wishing $
Pheasant home would 10 vel % Cal a. p ,prngs near ne
NOufr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
nO,KD @OTTU BKOOKLNN. mean Ha

ID on-a venue Ferry-Tgeo three ken he &C.
cilno1atc1 with board A. ni >ics-st .olf1 -de near
Hcs---f South Brooklyn within three mingies wax ui
Ham '0raveule Ferry. and lles of south Ferry.
eI roIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

$500 CLLk>St,-I1 = s'.'T 70 i = A y >
where vul can et cong Gle Lned- dyed ali paired =
the aoftes- uol-r and pom the musl unah- terms D
az, Is Inn 3 NOAH. o. Anl-sl doors Co., a. William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

ORGAN FOR -ALE-MahosAny case VIII d.aPa
t.ol. fate. Oh -iala. tllcPa. and srf-Yl-nr 70 :
swell All octave tor-pelas To BE- seen a. p Clall-
ion-st For tsr.ls. &C Apply 10 ChAS. { DlEA
.-sI la $50 Greco sich-st
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
Gazette ONE. Sa.rr.!a


FI0ur-There was fair demand t.
day. for consumption. without change II
price. The sales comprised 800 3r.s. CITY
mills. in mill. at $40: 100 do. country al
l:35: % do. from canal at AGO; 100 10.
at i25. and $50 do. from store al same,
inspected.
Hogs-Eight houses were cl'tir- TO-
day. and the packing business IS now be-
ginning to assume lis wonted appearance.
The weather however IS not We; as cool as
desirable. Hogs are beginning to come
in pretty freely. and the number in Cow
ington and tina: vicinity. is estimated az
about $4,000 head. In regard to prices.
we have no change TO note. S2:50TG127 )
being the ranre-tne latter for heavy lots
\ number Of drovers. who have not made
up their mind TO accept Of current rates.
are having their Hogs packed. and it IS
with this business that most Of the houses
are engaged. Several sales were effected
to-day but the only lots reported were sos
head, average weight l65 lbs. at s2:65
net. and 100 do av. W.. 600 lbs. at a:56.
Cattle-A sale to day Of 100 head az
VT. $50 lbs. at 3, 3:o50350 z 100 Us.
net.
ProrisionS-The onlv sale heard Of
was goo brls Nc new Lard at &C.. buyer
package
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

Great Storm.-The VigIlant of the
goth inst. gives an account of "a great
storm which took place on Bayou Latour-
che few days ago. Its effects are said
TO have been irigh'ful, the damages
amounting to Sl5O,OOO. The loss OF Mr..
Tucker, whose sugarhouse was overturn-
ed. is estimated at 10000; that Of Mr..
Beatty and Mr.. Thibodaux 81 1000: and
Of Mr.. Tanner several thouS Among
the victims Of this calamity were NJ. Ger
beau and several negroes who we've
crushed 10 death
Several amusing incidents occurred,
which provoke a laugh, in spite of the
many melancholy effects of the storm.
Dr. Beatty was engaged quietly reading
his newspaper when his house was over
turned. and he himself was seized by a
violent gust Of wind and landed in the top
of tree. \ poor negress, about to cross
Terrebonnc Canal, was transported III
safety from one bank to the other, and the
mast of vessel, with its rigging. was
carried through the air a distance of forty
miles to Bayou Black. (Proh Padori) y
y. q. Pc. y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
Violated Pledges.

As Gen. Taylor has not changed all the me u
i'll office, suppose it must be conceded that
he has violated his pledge. The iocofoco con-
vention which was held at Lynchburg, Virginia,
September, '4S. issued an address to the people
OF the state, from which we quote the following
passage:
"A CHANGE OF MEN, or to translate into
somewhat palmer language, THIS SIGNlFl-
CANT PHRASE. the placing OF the public Of
fees at Tie disposal Of the ,rhig party. probably
a controlling motive with many of those who
rule that party. GEN. TAYLOR,
speaking through the delegation from his own
state to the wing national convention. PLEDG-
rs himself to aid in bringing about a CHANGE
OF MEN and Of mcasures.'
IL will be seen that General Taylor was full V
picd.sed to "a chaace Of mca and measHres,' and
'Mis significant phrase" was perfectly under
stood by the locofoccs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

READ BOTH SiDEs.-The following is
tract from private letter received few weeks
since from "A citizen OF one Of the western coun-
ties Of Thu, State. The writer was a Jealous
and efficient supporter Of Gen. Ca-s, but as an
honest is ready at all times TO "seek the
right aud pursue it when found. lie - an hon
est, open hearted farmer, and looks TO the well
fare Of his country an object above all perso-
nal conside ratons:
"You will remember when you were here, |
was making some complaints as TO the cours Sc
pursued by Gen. Taylor and his Cabinet--tha,
the old General had strangely departed from all
his promises TO the people, and had most grossly
broken all his pledges mad" before the election.
As you well know, had voted for Gen Cass,
yet having every confidence in the old Hero's
honesty, believing that he would strictly adhere
to the principles avowed by him, and his friends
before the election, contended to my friends
that honestly believed such would be the fact.
and that Gen. Taylor would administer the az
fairs Of the government in strict accordance
with the doctrine contained in his promises, and
determined not to condemn the incoming
ad Innstration in advance Of its acts; but scarce
ly ever reading any thing of Il political nature,
except what | found in the Union, | soon found
myself most sadly disappointed. as to the opin
ION | had formed of the old Generals honesty
| was told by Father Ritchie that Gen. Tay Tor
had most wckedly broken all his pledges made
he fore the election, hence my remarks to you
| have, however, since acted upon your advice,
and read both sides, and am ready to acknowl-
edge my error in so harshiy condemning cold
Rough and Ready and in future shall not de-
pend upon the statements of the Union. but
shall look on both sides Of all questions. | am
no longer one of the party who condemn right
or wrong. | shall hereafter condemn what is
wrong, and approve and support what is right.
Let all honest men read both sides, and |
sure they will to the same conclusion
have
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

@The Indiana State Journal will
contain the most ample reports OF the
proceedings Of the approaching Session
of the Legislature, together with the cur
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ed, during that time at the following
rates:
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Address, JOHN -. DEE REEFS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

SEIrrsuNEss. -1he legislature of Illinois has
adjourned without passing any law, whereby a
Railroad may be constructed across that State.
The legislature will not meet again for more
than year to come, and until that time the
whole west suffer for the want Of a con-
nccton with the Mississippi country by means
of Rail Roads.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

Eransriiie J0nrnaI-OIr friend \
II. Saunders, late OF the Cairo Delta. has
become the editor and publisher Of the
Daily Evansville Journal. We right
heartily welcome Mr. Sanders among the
editorial corps Of Indiana.