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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

THE lsLA,o OF CuBA.-- This Island is
SIX hundred md twentyiour miles in oX-
IRENE length, with width varying from
twenty-one 70 one hundred and seventeen
miles, aud covers an area Of thirly-seven
thousand square miles, being about the
SIZE Of the State Of Maine. 1t contains a
population, at the present time, Of l,4OD,
oOo, Of which about Gl0,0CO, arewhi,es.
i9O,OO0 are free colored, and G0O,O00
slaves, Its imports in lS47, were $32,-
$50. 10, Of which $s7,049,975 were from
The United States. Its exports during the
some perioa were $27 ,998,770, of which
Sl2,39i,S,3 were TO the United States.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

GEN. DODGE OF WIscoNsIN.-The Chica-
go Democrat of the 18th inst has the follow
ing Information:
1--WE regret to learn that Gen. Henry
Dodge, Senator from Wisconsin, is at the
point Of death at Washington, whence he
has not been able to return since the last
session of Congress. His son Augustus,
Senator from Iowa, passed through this
city Monday morning on his way 10 him."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

In London the cholera is still severe.
Lns; week the deaths from all diseases
were 1867, being nearly double the usual
average of The season. The deaths from
cholera have steadily increased during the
past seven weeks. the numbers having
been in the following order, namely-d9.
III, 1872, 32o, CTS, 1sG, and last week
926.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

Az ANCIENT AIR REDIscovEREp.-
a meeting Of The Asia,c Society, London, a
human hand, and a piece Of beef preserved
by means Of preparation Of vegetable tar,
found on the borders of The Red Sen in .hs
vicinity OF Mocha md specimen Of the tar,
were presented Col. Hold observes: Do
ring my residence as political agent, On tho
Red Sea, conversation with some Bedouin
Arab, 10 the vicinity Of Mocha, led ne 10
suspec, that the principal Ingredient used
BY the ancient Egy piian- in the formation
Of mummes, was nothing more than The
vegetable tar Of these countries, called BY
these Arabs hslran. My frs, trials were
on fowls and legs Of mutton; and which,
though in the month Of July, and the Their
motne,er ranging 81 in The shade. succeed
ed SO much to my satisfaction that forward
ed some to England; and have now tho
pleasure TO send for the Snciciy's Informs
ton and inspection, human hand. prepared
four years since by my brother Cnpt. Thorn
as Bagnold. The best informed among the
Arabs think tina, large quantities Of cam
phor, myrrh, aoes and frnuhincense were
used; these specimens viii, however, provo
that such were by no means necessary, as
the tar, applied alone, pene'rates and dis
colors the bone; tnr is Obtained from tho
branche, Of small tree or shrub, exposed
to considerable degree of heat, and found
in mos. parts OF Syria and Arabia Felix"
Farmer 4. Mechanic.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

TEN THOUSAND SERMONS Thos.
p Hunt, the temperance champion, Incl
aentally mentions that from April, 1897,
10 April, lS49, 20 years, he delivered ten
thousand sermons and addresses! There
are, probably, very few preachers in tho
world who in the same length oftime have
been so frequently before the public.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

CANADA RaLRoAp.--Jhe Amsterdam
Courier contains communication from the
Irish emigration office, from which we make
the following extract:
Looking at the map Of n. America, il
will be seen that two extensive chains Of
railroad want connecting link, extending
from Windsor. opposite Detroit, to Waterloo,
opposite of Buffalo. II this, and the con-
templaied railroads in the 'iar vest were
once constructed, an uninterrupted inter
course would be established along the whole
chain, from Iowa 10 New York, which i
destined, from It's geographical position, TO
become, AT no distant period, the commercial
capital of the Western World. The in
vesimen, ofcaIital in this connecting link,
would not fail 1 bring large return, com
manding as itlyouIi, the light goods and
passengers ,ralic Of the states Of Iowa.
Wisconsin, Michigan, and part Of Illinois,
Of Canada and Of New York. Were this
link hooked to he ex,remties of two exist
ing railroads, lie entire, with the projected
lines in the "a west would form the long
est chain Of "a road in the whole world
The advantages that would necessarily
accrue 10 the ountry at large from such a
connection ar too obvious 10 require par
lcular notice.
''ln a country where wood is 81 album
dani, and iroi scarce and dear, would
strongly urgeihe expediency Of construct
ing the road Entirely of wood. which, when
prepared according to certain process,
would last 70, many years."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20
READ AND THEN ACT,

The latter part of next week we intend
starting east for supply Of paper and ma
terials to last US during the long winter
which will soon be upon US. Any amount
however small it may be, paid previous to
that time by those indebted to US will be
thankfully received.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

'.lke," said rusty old heather of the
desk, show do astronomers measure the
distance 10 the sun?' "Wy," replied tho
young hopeful, ''thay guesses a. fourth
the distance and then multiplies by four"
The old desk worm tainted.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

/ an inhrmed that on this morning two
new post oiices were established as follows
"Bem, Gren Co. Wis., and "Kossu,h,
Washington Co., Me-" with view to per-
petna,e asfar as possible the names Of the
brave and victorious actors in the Hunga-
san War WASH Cor Ball. Sun.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

GA disastrous fire occurred at Cape
Girardeau, Nc, on the night of Wednesday
last The principal sufferers were J. Paint
er s. Bros.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

The London correspondent Of the Ma
tional in,elligencer saws that Lord Broug-
hams late conduct in the House of Lords
has led to serious doubts as to bis sanity;
his behavior when sitting on appeals hss
long been undignifed, not to say improper,
and in certain cases, indecent in the high
est degree.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

AMBER STRAWBERRY 1t is said that
new strawberry has lately been cultivated
in the neighborhood of London, which
promises well. 1t arrives q, perfection
when the usual varieties are over, is of an
amber color when ripe, and Of delicious
quality.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

HORSE THIEvEs.--John Lewis and John
Carcthers have been committed for trial in
default Of $500 bail, at Musca,ine, for
stealing horses.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

A LoCoFoCo SPECULATIoN.-The right
Of the State of Illinois ia the Mount Carme!
and Alton Rail Road, was recently sold to
Gen. Pickering, for $500, in State indebt-
edness. The expenditure the State has
made upon it, amounts to nearly one mil
lion of dolldrs'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

CHoLERA.-The total number Of cases
reported in Buffalo, N. Y, for the week end
ing Sept. LIST, 1853; deaths "a. Total.
since the commencement Of the disease.
2505; deaths SIS.
The whole number of cholera cases in
Milwaukee, from the first of July to Angus,
Both, was 200, of which l0l, or fifty PEI
Of the whole, proved fatal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

The first article in the creed of Whiggery is to
plumber the Washington L,lion.
by the same rule it is the last article Z
the creed Of Locofocoism, and-aIl others
are made subseryien, to IT,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20
[Floa. he N. W. .4dpertiscr.l
rail-, ROAD To ROCK ISLAND.
NO. Nv.

We have seen the cost Of the first DIVISION OF
the Galena and Chicago Road, extending IRON
Chicago TO Elain, AZ miles, when completed and
furnished as an independent road, will not ex-
coed 81 1000 pei mile, or about hall million
Of dollars.
have, thus far, fully realized the most sangnine
expectations OF those interested in its construct
ion. Mr.. Morgan, in his preliminary survey,
made in l847, estimated that if the road was then
in operation, profit Of per cent would be
realized the first year, from the whole road TO
Gaena, at an estimated cost OF NE CAB, 727. The
estimate made by Mr. Van Norinick, the next
year, ofthe profits to be derived from the road
when completed to Elein, was 10 per cent upon
an estimated cost OF .3i2O0O. His calculations
were founded upon the receipts Of the Michigan
central Road, IRON the first portions Of the road
extending from Detroit. The receipts of the road
to Elgin were
Estimated at 500, 90
Cost Of operating 34,243 20
Nett earnings &65, 54073
or about l9 per cent on cost Of 3J2 900 dollars.
Allowing the cost 10 be 100000 instead oil 345,-
900, and we have prof oil Is per cen, per annum
upon the capital invested. This, we believe is
much more than the profits derived from Eastern
Roads.
But TIE receipts. Tins far, seem more than to
justify the estimate ofihe engineer. The receipts
from The first l6 miles extending from Chicago
TO Cottage Hill, at dull season OF The year, and
when the cholera was at its height IN Chicago,
were 100 dollars per day. This in year, count
ing days to the week, amount, 10 81 200 dollars.
The following calculation will show the pront
which this sum will Yield upon the investment:
Surprising the cars make two trips each way per
day for two-thirds of the year, or lo4 days, and
we have,
1 times l6-64 miles rer day,
Ter 203 days, make miles 1856
twice ls--32 miles per day for loi
days, make 1929
Total miles 1904
1904 miles of road, al 50 cents per mile would
be = 1863 90, the cost Of operating The road from
Chicago to Cottage Hill. which is twenty or thirty
cents pei mile higher than the average cost Of
operating Eastern Roads. We have then,
Receipts Of the Road. S3i 10000
Cost Of operating, 1868 20
Nett earnings, Sl7,e36 80
Estimating the cost at 10, 600 dollars per mile,
which is considerably more than has been expend-
ed on that part 1.-THE road, and We have, cost,
$4,000 90
Earnings, lo,93680
showing profit OF over / 1 per cent from frag-
nent Oft he road, at mos, unpropitious season.
II eannot be doubted that Rail Road on any
business theroughfare In this State, will yield
much greater profit than any Eastern Road owing
% tie comparative triilng cost OF construction.
] he same business which would insure profit of
per cent on an Eastern road, would here yield
he capitalists q per cent the cost Of constructs
on over the level praries OF the West being not
1ser one-th,Fd ofthe expense necessary for carry
ug road through the hills and the marshes Of
b. Eastern States.
Rock Island, Sep;.,8, 1919.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

HoRN's UNITED STATES RAILROAD Ga
zETTE, is the title ola mammoth sized news
paper issued in the city Of New York, by
Scion Horn, number of which lies before
US. 1t contains diagrams of various Rail
roads in the I. States now in operation;
hours Of arrival and departure Of the vnri-
Gus trains. together with their connecting
links of stages, steamboats,, rates Of fare,
freight and tonnage, refreshment stations,
and every thing that the man Of informa-
ton or the traveller would desire.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20

BoG-CANDLEs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BILE sensation has been produced in this
country by the report Of discovery in
England, that the peat or bog Of Ireland,
upon being submitted to Chemical anaiiza-
ton, had yielded number Of oils, alkalies
and salts, sufficient to immortalize the dis
coverer and enrich starved Ireland. The
Liverpool Mail has declared it all hoar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01


f@w othsrs -. -. -,--.sx.a thsa
bst vhirh presented i,sef The writer Del lne n.
- ,s holse Every door sId window N Il vs %, -
I, ~ s--r -aifr.s srrsss-c stsr1s srl -
srur-c 10 th- 1rsvfrzroc-, age ana &c ~ -. %
cIsts-s together Wiz elegst srgrsTirgs 80 -
firu-a r-r- a. hr0s-r .nd t-slrofef, 40 - 80
r1bbish- fhe middle y 10 aDof Esefy M,
roorn o. ~ presented ne sane piiisor -
ne or q ID. ihrary were piled ar-os1s 81 -
Of With we're psrtsly b1rut In sa- TO-, -, ~
NV q zlsss sud t-rsrfers ~ s-ssn@d % pie-s
various si,ts lad evidently shsr-d ne s.1e - - -
rocs ocOrs Y ne rOcrr NJ LAfocIslnes iA-N-'
s~sy ard 10 persou vas 11r- 1901.
h5us- q, ne s. Arsotr-s s1ocrss "a var y -.
serltood Msssr, Bscwtr. Pre- srt Sake N-le -
irg I'D "a windows ssn-c u y voAey, o. - :.
h5as4 tjorirg shared - sane fAe M es' :
sT-ru ~. .so bss.-r-t TIE nob aspeT'ec sooa' il.
o'clork. -. 49,.
Attire nesting Of the Assembly In the mA'Aet nouir'
~ en- McSs5 gave notice Of oll = MAKE ne =
st0rsion 81 the property destroyed cosrse upon 'n
ssn appropriated Tor the rebellion lossss
meeting Was called for Friday. on the CnAmP oe
Mars 20 take INTO consideration the BEST mode OF m
,urnE public tranquility. The cal 10 n.in-rI
szued ard 10 specially addressed 10 AL iilencs OF
order and good government
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The New.YOrk Tribune
FOR EUROPE

WI BE- rsady al o'clock ToN0rrov ho-uiaS- PIT.
"a esrr ~ Wrappers -sady Tor hafs-s
The Edition Of The Ner- York Tribune for IN
rope. made up for the mails by the Europa. from
this port Tomorrow. will be found to contain
complete digest Of all the late local and po.sc,l
news; the latest intelligence from Canada Mckee
California. &c Editorials on all subjects Of pre..p,
interest. and an account OF American affairs an.
the sailing of the asst steamer, In tho English
French and German languages. Persons desiFiss
to send to their friends in Europe. will Ind hi.
sheet all that can be desired in the way Of CON.
plete and accurate news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

THE STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDs.-Capt. CoEisH
OF the British bark TauHp, states that on the % of
April, A. NJ lat 40 So, long Coz &C., he saw large
steam propeller lew miles ssiern, coming toward
him uu der stesm. Atthe time there was no wind but
a breeze sprngins up. when the steamer wss within
short distance of him, he made al SAL and out Of
sight of her by 10 o'clock the ssme morning Capt
Corish says there is doub, 1t the sarah Sands
The sarah Sands was also the same day by
another vessel days out from TINS port. She may
therefore be expected to arrive to-day tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

The W0.ARgfoa Union correspondent AYERS
that Newman IS elected by from 200 to 900 major.
itv. bat there does not seem 70 be reason for be-
eying this in the above returns which are all the
data yet at hand.
"A Teegraphic dispatch may bring as farther
intelligence before The Tri5pne goes to press, IN
which case II viii be- found under the proper
head
With REGARD 60 the Legislature We have not
much additional. Wings have been reelected IN
Charlotte Nelson, Buckingham. Essex. and Aen'.
Loco Focos have been reelected in Powhatan,
Halifax Caroline, C1lpeper. Appomatox' Prince
George and Prince Edward The Wing gam -
far is sx-ihe Loco-Foco gain three.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
RROOKIYN AFFAIRS.

REv HrsRr WARD BErcHER.-We regret to
learn that thl. esteemed minister, pastor OF The III
srins Church Of Brooklyn is At present Frustrated ~
severe sfc,ion IN the hlTm Of q1inEy' As ~e 1ndeF
stand with symptoms o. erysiPess His pulpit ~s'
supplied On Sunday evening, BY Rev Mr. ssorrs' who
made feeling aluson IN Prsyer to the illness OF The
reverend gentleman. Ny. Beeeher ~ss no better yes
,erd.y and the physicians held consultation To re-
gard 70 his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
commencement OF NaviEatiOu-tire, &c.
Tnov n Mouday Auril so

There are about 200 canal boats heavily laden
with freaht from the east and south. waiting 10 be
locked into the Canal opposite the city to morrow
About o'clock this morning fire broke out in Asb
land place destroying the entire buildings which cost
about $4,000 escb There Ia ~ insurance Of $4,000 In
IN the Firemaus Insurance Company Albany sud
b. 900 IN the Mutual Insurance Company Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
NJ a n Il IL ID 4.

"hllus sst llet Anfl.'
90 Wedf-sfsv. Apr ~ - Baptist Chur COM NJ
GURDON ROBBINS Of Sc~ Yod . M. JANE REDFlELD d
th- former place
We all feel happy -hsn ih- spf.ug
Appears N'h lil - ttum
We % hear tho Rabias -ingt
W. D,r flrDl - Fie'gf %
May ever, yslr new p'@t-pfes bnag
Unto u@ hspps psf,
hsy Rnttrf. gisnfy. alsays -ln.,
All fiefds i0,k always FAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

There is no change in the market ior Flour.
and the sales aye goo bbls, included in which was
Howerds, and City Mills at previous quotations Sales
Of Maryland Red WHEAT at Al al 10, and Penn'yNs'
MIA White At the latter figure. The market Tor CoRN
h.s an upward tendency. with sales of Yellow Al a
soc and White ST asa COS, PROVISIONS are in stss1y
demand though quotations arc rather heavy The
Gloomy msrkei is without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
obio and Pepr.,Ivan,a RaiIrond.

PIrTsBURGH, Monday. April 3)-oP ".
The individual subscriptions to the stock Of tie
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company in this city
am 1un, to upward Of 1000 .tares. The Commu'e *
pee, the same will shortly be increased 70 ooo shsre'
or equal to $4,000. Altogether the subscriptions
amount to over one million Of dollars which secures
the charter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MUSEUM Well ue have seen the Msrtioslis
new panIomins, Ihe Village Yeast" ltssmsgafineO i
laughter Never were more practical Ds-s crowded no
the compass LOus f.isler lssss prominent snd
amusing psn 10 the performance sDd Great Western 10 ne
nsaoss, would almost draw smile out Of tho granite ~
Plymouth Rock The engagements VI hsse Arss draw
ink u a C.OIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

o. Sunday morning. Arn a. after sbhri asa. CHARLES
CAMPBELL, ol Freeman Canlpb.I. ag-f Is var.
The iunsrsl vii take place Tins afternoon oocs a., snaa
viii ~ taken the fssdsacs 81 s.
utes Chunh and the1C- D. Gr--nNoYf
Of ibs family = O. ~ th-
April "a 81 -sarst 10 cAfARfHE sni Apr ui
dsass ADELAIDE C. dauebr ~ G-0rg-T md ny Aans C0
A. Syracuse, April u, JOBS GRANGER HATCHETT, 90 90
John g sui Jn-t Hashs-t sg@d years snf month";.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

LABoR AND LEARSISG.-The Albany Manual
LABOR Academy in Athens Co. Ohio hAs COW been
two years IN oPers,i0n the principle Of requiring
three aoun manual labor per day Of every pupil Of
suitable ass- Terms for tuition 81 20 10 g per quar-
ter No distinction Of creed or color knorn beyond
reGuiston Of the Christian ? ,ita AID Morals Rev
Wa 5. Lewis, Principal Albany, Ohio
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, sc. fe.Nishf'
r. ,.t,<.l.-, ,st fsvr-fst-s fsl>~S

Fs--.-.f cils-k r-rs-.r I --; tu-s, 70 srns1r' -,
s-.-,s N.r--tts--Sa sal. Cara st. ~
.-,s,-vB--,s-.y - sprag sss fnne--u. Z t's
49, Ar.s-rr- B-ussEty cor - 1a'f-'
- I. : - R-nas..v Lar Brou--i-psl uHe
I-..--...-, A. U,a1-Bross- cor Hss's - -
u - We ts~ral-an-t reieht GU
r-.au ca - q % N.s,.-s-e1 brosf-sy -
q -. - susdrsy. l-sr >qf e ~ 4,
vazrhs1 Gs-r~n- - r-ry. cFpos . .ss-1t1 -
kzrtsa. Tasa.sr-ChsDosrs Ct c-sr bras"t-
Rrcss.rv s~c~-sn Pear 40 500
lz.rr,. N.nan- Brossvsy, ecr Az st-Dsy ts1 "s1it
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KrenL I'm The Erie Canal.

SCHENECTADY, Monday, April 80
4 large break occurred this forenoon 10 the
Erie Canal At the Culvert near swsrts. Alsrse mum
Der Of hands have been 10 work to have II ready
for the water which is 70 be let in TO night or in the
r,..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-01

"ksox! KNOX Ksox 4. ."-CeftanIy lhis wss 20.
sepuebrs call upon Tho halter Ksox, l.s Fuionih I'm
the contrary, 1t proceeded from the Hps Of fssbonshs
gentleman puung up the Aston ouss lie lad Just seoa
Of KSoxs slyis Of Spring fashioned Hate and 10
the excitement Of the moment called for the mssrr he
durng The day 90 individual customers the asnD
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County Doing -Firemen's Psrade--C onViois
Rccapgured-Markets
COrrespOndence " The Irbune.
PHIADELrHiA Monday, April 30.


PHrLADELrHiA Monday, April 80.
The show n month is leaving us in the most
delightful temper Imaginable for blsnder or more de-
Hsious day have never known.
oar County Board this morning refused 10 adopt =
resolution 20 inquire into the expedency OF erecting
more commodi0us and sale public buildings for the
Courts and public Offices They are much nee fed
however despite this decision.
The Firemrns Parade 81 tomorrow will be truly
magnificent a OF the city companies viii turn out
IRE ship Sussn &. Owens o. have sailed - day
for California but Is detained until Thur-dsy- Rev
Mr. Chambers preached Al eloquent sermon f. ON aer
deck Yesterday afternoon - sn immense con course
Both OF the cony!cts, Mouihsrt and Rusk, " 40 80
capped from Moysmensing Prison On the ri Ut hs7e
been re,skeu aud are now n their old quarters
The Flour market has been quiet day, and the Cn y
sales reported two small lots of good bra ads
Al II IS For city consumption there = rather m r.
INQUIRY and considerable sales have been made 81 - -
to l2l Tor common and extra hrsnds No sales Of r.
Flour 4 small sale 81 Corn Meal AZ = %. per ool
Grain Their. IL good demand for Whest Ga S.sur
dsy 5000 bushels prime white sold al II 10 snd one
lot day al the same price Rye-Sses Of 800 bushels
P.npsylysnis AZ sac per bushei Corn 10 scarce The
only sale reported 10 lot Of yellow ~ soc weight
Osis are dull Whsky-Ssles Of bids 3, gle and bols
1t &c. .,
sArxs OF Srocxs -Firsf Roari-S'9 $40 state 81,
81: 3oQ0 Wilmington RR. o, = >2io0 STATE -,
90. sl@OU :. Tress Notes. lea; sLOO0 sch Nsy
Ga {6t 81 500 Ches and Del Csnsl -, 81. - 500
rexs. bds l02 l9 81 800 Cry Gas, 81. lce Lehiga
Int ~
Sseesa Bsard- s. 200 State ca, 90 500 state &C.
p, SAl0O DO, So $40 DO. ~ = sch Nav Int 81
5000 Wilmington kR t.. IS. North Bank NJ. lot
81 500 Sus Canal Bonds So 5OGirsEd Bk l2i IL PM
sdsiphia BIZ, rs
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Caroline and Mddiesex 20 come ia. They gave
Cas- ~ majority. and have probably done worse
now Holiday is probably elected, though our
friends on the spot DO not give it up some OF them
L. n
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~ Hon. ALBsKr g. HAWKS, formerly a JACK
soo Member of Congress from Kentucky, died at
his residence in Davies Co. on the IAN march
He twice received the votes Of his party Tor u
8, Senator
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majority Of
Mr. LES vote wa small ilst iarye enough &
accomplish the great purpose Of defeating NJ
2, 81 gf.--. i-, -,fsos with & Loco FCrr.

These returns Indicate loss on the Loco side
compared with the Congressional vote Of =, but
the Richm9ad Enquirer claims the election Of
Bayly There are six Districts not included IA