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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

The Remoral of the Shefif.-We beg leave TO
differ with our neighbor of the Herald when he
says that " there is but one feeling in this commu-
nifty, and that is indignation" at the removal of Mr..
Carnall. The feeling he SO enthusiastically al
Iudes to, is manifested here only by few wings,
who are ever endeavorng 10 control this county.
They may offer to bet their thousands ON the elec-
tion, but it will be all in vain. They may have
their thousands TO WELD in the contest but the de-
mocracy have the rotes. and when they move one
way, it is like stampede, that breaks down all
opponents. The wings cannot help Mr.. Carnall
by taking him up. although he may be deserving of
their aid as he has, long ago. forfeited all claim
to The support of the democracy by so often Civ.
ing +" aid and comfort to the whig party, in the
way Of voting for their men. 1t is time for the
wings to come to his support, but in the meantime
it might be expected that the democratic party
would be falling off from him while he was pur-
suing such course.
The Herald says that every one of both par.
ties are for re-electing Mr.. Carna." We have
no objection to our neighbor speaking for the
wing party, where his right 10 do so is ndisputa-
BILE, but we protest most solemnly against his ex-
ercslng the same privilege for the democratic par
ty-tho democrats will speak for themselves,
independent of whig dctation.
| As to the act of the Governor in declaring the
office of Sheriff vacant, of course we expect TO see
the Herald finding fault with it. He is opposed
TO the acts of democrats generally, but if the ed.
| tor can point ou: any other course for his Excel
lency to pursue, under the law, we must give
greater credit TO his powers of discernment than
we have generally bestowed on him.
| The Herald very paheticaIly nlludes to the
fact that other Sherfs have alike been DELINQUENT
without being removed. This we consider lame
argument when it is taken into consideration that
The county has lost several thousand dollars bv
indulgence, and that in consequence of the dein.
quencIes OF the Sherfs the county is in debt, and
paying ine rest on money that should be now in
ITS treasury. Ii the indulgence of our officers has
been carried TO such extent that the interest of
the county has been deeply injured, and the evil
oppressive, we think it is time for correction of
The abuse. The law requires the duty to be per.
formed In gwen tlme-the interest Of the county
demands lt-ihe county court reports the delin-
quency-and the Governor, having the law before
him, performs the duty imposed upon him, and
removes the delinquent. Now, the Herald is call
ing upon the people 10 sustain him who did not
comply with the law, and to repudia,e the acts of
those who did obey the law, by re-electing Mr..
Carnall and this too against Mr.. C.'s own sense
of propriety, knowing Us he does, that the l7th
section of the 9th article of the Constitution dis
qualities him for another term, until he pays up
his defalcations 10 the county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

There Is man Mt Oxford who lives SO
he is now absolutely older than his father
thought he will soon overtake his Grad
His mother, quiet, elderly lady, he ha1
hlnd long ago. as well as two old maiden
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

To Correspondents.-At this time we are COM
Petely inundated with the poetic effusions of the
lterati of these diggings. Have patience, kind
contributors--you shall all have chance, even at
the hazard of criticism, exposure, etc. We wish
II 10 be understood that we do not endorse as ge-
nuiae, all the pieces " for the In,elIgencor" that
are crowded i'm upon Some that we have pub
lished, it has since been asceraned, were written
for other papers before this was established.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

u WE are authorized to announce GREEN ].
CLARK, Esq, a candidate for Sheriff of Crawford
County, at the ensuing special election.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

GIG. w. SoRRELs, Esq., of Sugar Loaf Town
ship, in this County, killed, on the Goth utimo, a
large panther, measuring eight feet and half in
length from the point Of the nose TO the tip of the
tail. s r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

SEA SERfENT.-The attention of our readers is
called TO an advertisement in another part of to-
days paper, of book on the subject of the zc.Ay-
osdxrus, or Sea Serpent. The book will be very
amusing and interesting, containing humorous
story OF the monster, with descriptions of his sum-
mer excursions, and visits at Nahant, Newport,
and other fashionable watering places.
Our eastora brethren 60 10 the expense of visit.
ing the famous resorts of this wonder, to satisfy
their curiosity. Hero we have an opportunity of
learning all about him, at much less expense that
merely of the price Of book. See advertisement.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Furniture Wareroom, Cabinet Making, DC.
The readers Of the Intelfigencer are invited to
turn 10 the advertisement of Mr.. ENGLAND in TO-
days paper. He keeps on hand, for sale, at all
times, quite an assortment of splendid furniture Of
his own manufacture, as we'll as of imported, Of
the most fashionable styles. He is also prepared
TO manufacture any article in his line, to order, or
TO repair and fix up old furniture Paper-hanging
and uphostering done promptly and cheap, by Mr..
E. who defes competition from any quarter.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
ATTENTION-GOLD DIGGERSI

The Van Buren, and Wichetaw Mining Compa.
ny have elected their officers, and will start from
Van Buren on the lst August next. All persons
desirous Of joining. and going on The expedition
with us, must have the necessary outfit, as laid
down in our published regulations, and be at the
rendezvous at the time specified, or they will be
excluded. J. T. WILLIS Sec,y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Election in Tie Chectao Nation.-The election
which recently took place in the Choctaw Nation
for members to the General Council, in Apuksh-
inrbi District, resulted in the election of Jno.
Lake, Geo. Hudson, and p. P. Pitchlynn, to the
Senate; 5. Garland, Oklabi, Joseph Noi, Shomo-
ia, G. Cole, Hotubi, Sampson Folsom, Jno. Rob-
nson, Ahuklitubbi, and Danl. Folsons, to the H.
of Representatives. Geo. Washington to be Dis
lrict Attorney.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
TERMS REDUCED.

U-Positivey no Job-Work done at this Office
without the cash being paid for the same upon de-
livery. We have to pay the cash for the mate
rials and labor used on the work, and of course
must have the money and nothing else.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

GFaiher Matthew, the great Apostle of Tenn
perance, reached the city of New York on the Sd
July. He was received by the Mayor and con.
Quoted to his lodgings.by a large escort of tempe
rance societies, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

GJLetters from GEO. J. CALLAHAN. Eso.. of
the washington county California emigrants, down
to June lst, have been received, but too late for
this weeks InteHigencer. They shall appear in
our next issue.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Wholesale Boot and Shoe Establishment. BY
advertisement of VIM. SMITH BRowN, No. l19
Water street, New York, found in our pa per, our
readers will that an extensive establishment in
this line socits the patronage of Arkansas mer-
chants.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Col. JOHN DRENNEN, Acting Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs, Western Territory, entered upon
the duties of his Office on the l7th inst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Chofera.-By the Monedo, which left Fort Glib
son last Monday, news is brought of the Cholera
having nsado its appearance at that post. One
soldier died on the day she left, ano, her died on
the boat on its passage down; also, that some
ihcce or four others were down with the same dis-
ease, und despaired of. There was said to be
great mortality among the Creek IRdians, occa-
stoned by this disease.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

o. DeaiA Of a Chickasav CAief.-Letters have
reached us confirming the report of the death of
Col. BENZ. Love, one Of the Treaty Comm isson-
ers of the Chickasaw Nation. Col. Love was one
of the most Intelligent and useful men among the
Chickasaws, having been identified with their pub.
lie matters since 1882, when he acted as U. S.
Interpreter at the making of the Treaty of that
year. He had been in various public stations
among his people since then; was a chief, and
aided in making the Treaty Of 1884; bv the 4,h
article Of which Treaty he was created one Of the
seven Commissioners to approve of claims of indi.
viduals Of the Nation, growing out of the Treaty
Col. Love was highly popular member Of the
Chickasaw Nation, and his assassination is one of
the most melancholy events to cloud the feolinos
Of that people. He was waylaid several miles
from his house, and shot, ii is supposed by party
of Buloxies a tribe of Indians, who, no doubt. n
century since, formed part of the Choctaw Ma.
tion, but having separated and wandered through
Texas, have lost many traces of their origin. vet
when the two people again met in the West, ira.
dson and affinity of language proved their origin
and they nave been tolerated on the skirts of the
Choctaw Nation ever since, though they are in a
rude and barbarous state, far below the people of
their original stock.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Indian Goods.-Messrs. GRANT g. BARTON, still
hold forth on 1913 and l25 William street, New
York, with large stocks of Indian Goods, which
they will sell cheap, and where they will attend
to the sale OF peries, urs, &C., forwarded by our
merchants.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

appointment By The Gorernor.--BENJ. T. DUvAL,
Esq, of Crawford County, to 0e AM-de-camp,
with the rank of Colonel. He will be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Gold IN the Wichetao Mountains.-The letter
in this weeks paper, dated Doaksville, July 18th,
is frosa gentleman whose veracity and judgment
are Of tho most reliable character. He appears
to be under full conviction, with all the evidences
before him, near the spot. Although he admits
the existence of gold in those Mountains, yet he
rather intimates that the region is in the Indian
rights
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

OF We can say to our country friends thai
Van Buren is perfectly healthy. Neither the cho-
lera nor smallpox being in our midst and as far
ns we can learn, there is no pestence on the
river.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

e. The Rirer commenced rising again on
Ihursday-now nearly twenty feet water in the
channel.
The Duroc arrived from New Orleans on Mon.
day.
The Monedo from Gibson on Tuesday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

o. We learn, by Col. DRENNEN. direct from
the Agency, that the Cholera has entirely disap-
peared from among the Choctaws who recently
emigrnted West.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

0I The polite officers of the Duroc will accept
our thanks for late river papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

GT The Banner is mistaken in its conclusion
that the road about to be opened from Van Buren,
te Little River, in the Creek Nation, being via
Fort Smith. The latter place is on the South side
of the river, and the road contemplated is on the
North side. The experience of the last springs
emigration demonstrated the necessity of better
road than the one the South side Of the river,
and hence the recent movements in regard to the
road JUS: spoken of. But the Banner is right in
It's conjecture that this road will greatly facilitate
the progress of the emigrants to California, in the
saving of timo, wagons, axIetrees, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

GJCaPt. A. BUFoEo. U. S. lst Dragons, and
family, passed this place on the Alert No. 2, on
Thursday, on furlough. Captain B. is just off ar
duous duty in New Mexico.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

G- Dealers in Hard,care, Gins, &C., will at all
times hhd excellent nssortments at the house of
HYsLoP & BROTHER, 22O Pearl street, New York
These gentlemen are commended 10 Arkansas
merchants.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

GJ Messrs. RoKENBAUGH, CONNER & DArER,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, New York, invite the attcn
tlon OF the merchants of Arkansas to their large
stocks OF Dry Goods, selected for the South Yves.
tern and Indian trade. Call en- them, gentlemen
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
SHERIFF'S ELE CTION.

SHERlFF'S ELECTION.
GEO. Gross, Esq, Sheriff pro tempore, has
given notice for election Of Sborff of Crawford
County, on Saturday the 4th August next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Olt Is with pleasure we learn that GREEN ].
CLARK, Esq, has consented, upon solicitation of
numerous friends, to become candidate for She
rlH. Mr. Clark is one of the " rough diamonds ~
or Arkansas, being entirely self-raised man.
by ms own application, industry, integrity, and
high moral qualities, he has raised himself under
many disadvantages, to creditabIe position among
his fellow citizens, aud has proven in his person,
that Our deuaacratc ansttutons foster tho ambition
OF the poor boy as well us the favored scion Of
wealth aad Station.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Larce"y.-A box of boots and slippers, landed
from the Duroc, on Monday night, belonging to
Ii. 5. Wilson, ESQ.,, of this place. was taken from
Tho landing, and found ON Wednesday, above town,
minus twelve pair of slippers and six odd boots
winch were taken in the hurry Of business. Mr.
Wilson says the geatleman can have the other six
boots at half price, by early application a, his
Store on Maine Street.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

OF Prof. J. N. MAFFITT, we understand, is at
'iu.sSile. in this State. preaching to large as
semblagcss~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

GTWe see by letter from an officer of the
U. S. Navy, dated WHAMPoA, CHINA, March 25,h,
lS49, that regatta came off at Canton. The
contest was between two four Dared gigs and two
six cared gigs, one Of each pulled by an American
opposed to English crew. The Americans
won-bcth winning much money as bets run high.
Great excitement prevailed, and John Bull ac-
knowledged the corn-knocked under to his young
kinsman, Jonathan. ..e-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
WM. B. HEARD, Secretary. ca
VAN BUREN AND NEW MPy

BY the following Communication in N
ington Union, from the pen of one who
a resident in New Mexico some seven
seems that the idea OF trade between v,
and Santa Fe has occupied the brains Of
sides those Of our own citizens:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Payments TO Characterization. Brown, the Che
rokoe Agent, has given notice that he will make
another payment ut The Agency, on the 18th
August next, when the balance of the Treaty
fund, amounts due mechanics, claims for commu.
tasion Of reaoval &C., will be paid. He says,
however, should the newly appointed Agent ar.
rive in the meantime, he will turn over the funds
to him, and the matter will be in other hands.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

While standing on the pavement in front of q
business house some time ago, conversing on the
topics of the day, our attention attracted by
g green 'un' who was driving his 60 cart" along
the main thoroughfare of our young city. Just as
he drove past US, he suddenly became inspired
with laudabe desire to emulate his character as
traveller. He cracked his whip, and, with
knowing wink at the crowd, cxclaims in a stento-
rian voice, ge-up here rampant-gaud damn,
you're afraid O. town, aint YEP -..I
CfarksriHe Union.
The country cattle in Johnson must be as pc.
culiar as the country cats arc in Crawford. Not
very long time ago, country friend of ours
moved from his eabin into house that had glass
windows. but in a few days after, his cats broke
every light by jumping through them. He at
once gave away all his old cats, and sent into
town for a new supply, saying that town cats
understood about windows, but the country cats
were so peculiar there was no managing them.''
The death of Ex-President Polk was officially
announced at Washington City on the 10Th ult.
The business in all the Departments was suspend.
ed, and the Presidents House and the Public
Buildings were all hung in mourning.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

THE CALIFORNIA RAIL RoAD.-The citizens of
Johnson county are alive TO the importance of be-
ing strongly represented in the Memphis Conven-
tion, and join with the Clarksvie Union in
the belief of the absolute necessity for all the
counties on the true line of this contemplated road
10 send up large and able delegations to Memphis
in October next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
CITY 'TaxSale.

NJ Office is hereby given, that there viii be sold
Vat my Office in the city of Burlington, sDcs
Noines county, State OF Iowa, all the Lots in said
CITY on which the Taxes unpaid for the year. A.
D. 1876. Sale % place on monday uo iSsn
Of March, and continue from day TO day between
the hours of ten A. NJ. and four O'Clock +. M, un-
iii ali such lots sold, to wit:
M OF fOa, IL, 49, TO- 26, 81, 80, &c, 49, Al, 5oo
ut S. SIC, 49, &c. pit IL 96, 81, 49, l34 pit i4o pt
iss, leo, l6ty175, 1873, l01, 200, 200, pit Sls'
22s 2s3 pt I61 215 276, 277 27S 27s sos, $685. s2o,
sar s25 pt s2s pit ses, aao, 3sse, s46 s6s 36ss,
ans. ssi. ass sss, lo2, 4o7 4os AIS, AIT, 4s5 44,
45ba 1885, 457 464 465 473, 49, 4S0a, $780, ass, ass,
4sl 6s2 Sos 5o6a, 50sa 500, ST. 6iSa, 64G oo2,
$685. 576 577 $751; sos, So 62l, vt, e2S, 636a,
636 cas- CAT, 66 CSC, 667 660, 676, 6Sl, 7Oo, TIC,
1871 744, TAG; 1, tA6 of 769, OF 760, 76ib 76sa,
767 7ss, 100, J59A; I, ?, s. Of 7sa, 7S6 Sss'
s7s $685. 4, Of 500, sc7a, s1s; I, 2, Q, OF
Ga 9I4; !, 81 Of Sl4; 1,2, Of s15 slo
y 4 of sis; of e2O 923a, s2a 924b, s24a924, 92G
s3oa e42a, s4ab, s44d s44c, ss5a, s45c, S46, sssB
=, s, is, II Of S4S; !, 81 ., -, i3si4, 70,
IA H. Is OF 949; Z, g., 10, ~ of $50; I, 2, p,
g. g. g. TO- ~, Is, 10 Of 95l; s, 8, z, lOsls y,
Il, ia Is i6 III Is of s52; 4 10, lis II, l3 Is,
II, IS, 10, a. 49, ~, IS of s5s; 8 8, 8, ~,
II s55; q s. s 10, II, ~, - OF 96654 8, s, =,
e. 8, 10, il, Il, IA Of s57; 1, . g. 10,
ii.12 Ia IL is Of s5S; II, ~ OF s59; s,
"a 81 $50; east part $780, II, Is, 16, n ft6l s, D.
"a. II, 10 Of s62; I, 8, d 1o II Of s6s io
n. ID. IL, s,11yls OF e64 l,2, 8, 10, Is, II
Of SIS; IL, 3, 8, 8 1901 soo' o.
!. Is, il, IL 20, 2l IS Of ss7i4, s, 10, ie
:. - %. 81. q. e7 % OF a6s; III 10, II, i6
:. 70 - IA, i. "a. s. s. o. u, i6 1s, H. 10
~ 40: 4. g. 81 TO- II, r., 10 Of 81; 23
"a - of e7e: s, 8. 10, II, u ofs73; .,
!, 10, ala. is -, Is, 1s.r VA s sSa
rsn. A.,2A-st. CITY Trsssdltf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

r3-DR MsLAXE,s LIVER PILLs.-Thc astonishing
demand for this great medicine seems to be on the
increase. Where il has been introduced. it has at
tanned popularity unprecedented in the annals OF
medical practice. Physicians are using II Ill many
cases, at least when they can obtain it. Patients,
however, need not be under the expense Ut asking
medical advice, es they can purchase box OF the
Liver prIIs, with which directions will be furnished,
which will work speedy cure. The following let
ter from agent shows its popularity in the scotion
from which the letter is dated:
oBrRNT CABINS. BEDFORD Co. PA.
March 2sd, ls47.
J. Kidd 4 Co. Wood st. Observation-Disclosures
I'VE find we can sell great many more Of DR. Nc
Lanes Pills than your agent left with US. These
Pills are rapidly rising in favor, and we have almost
sold all that we had. you can sendus 10 or - do
zen more boxes, they will last perhaps until your
agent can bring US new supply. 7. J. KELLY"
E3-DR M.LASE's vERHIrroE!- More Testimony!
MIR Jonathan Houghman. of West Union, Park Co.
Ia. writes % follows 10 Kidd Co.
al have sold all the vermifuge you sent me, and
wish new supply Immediately. could have sold
great deal more, IL had had it on hand. The peo-
pie here, AFTER trying all other medicines for worms
say that none is equal to Or MsLane's vermifuge"
s.sFor sale by J. F. Tallant, Burlington; J. F.
Myres Fort Madison;Joseph Hobson Salem; A. Ham
lin & Co., Keokuk; Harper 4 Brothers, Alexandria,
Mo,and by agents in nearly every town in the west
s.sFor sale by DIR 4. Eastrrly at the City Family
Medicine, Store southeast corner of Third and Ches-
nut streets. st Louis, Mo-, General wholesale Agent
forthe western States Nov. 80, '4s.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

r3-To relieve and 10 cure suffering humanity is
most important and Interesting Undertaking. In
natter OF such vast moment, where health, happi-
ness, and even life itself are Involved, deception
would be objectionable. With these feelings, and
to these ends, would present to an afflicted world
Doctor Rogers Syrup Of Lyerwort and Iar,.as De-
inc decidedly the most efficient remedy ever known
Tor the early cure of Coughs, Colds, Consumptions
Bleeding OF the Lungs, Astllmas, &c. Read adver-
tisement in another column of this paper
q II may be had fron C. w. Bodemann, Burlington.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

The TrLEcRArh.-We regret to state
that the amount of stock required to bring
the telegraph TO this point $500, has moi
Been subscribed. We have the ability,
but there are other objects claiming the
capital of our citizens at this time which
are deemed q more utility TO the place.
For the ensuing year or two, we will have
to depend upon our neighbors Of Rock Is
land for telegraphic intelligence Dav-
ennnrt Gazette.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

nois river below Naples on the night Of
10Th ult., and sunk in twenty feet Of wa
ter, Captain and crew succeeded in reach
ing shore upon floating ice. Boat and car
20 total loss.
Mr~CLAY has been reelected to the U.
S. Senate by the Kentucky Legislature
He is now in New Orleans.
MAaKETs.--Flour $4 to 81 so; wheat
85to 92;corn 80. oats 25; potatoes 40; lard
in .hbls. 6; in kegs 6 l-2; whiskey IL to
Isl; barley 65;hay $l2; molasses %. No
thing doing in pork, holders asking high
er prices than buyers will give. HOGS
few il market. Choice So l2a; average
So 75 to $50, as per quality. Little doing.
New ORLEANS, Jan. %. +.
Flour $4 81 l-2 to 50 IS; corn, yellow,
AZ; mixed A.; oats, IN. 80; pork at re-
tail mess $l2 25, prime $40 80 to $40
75; whiskey Is. Operations in western
produce checked by simultaneous rise in
Ohio and Mississippi and resumption Of
navigation at St Louis.
TUESDAYS DESPATCH.
WAsnlNeroN, Jan. 81.
Il is rumored that John M. Bolts has
proposed marriage to Miss Julia Dean,
the actress and has been accepted.
SrsArE.-Mr Douglass presented re-
solution Of the Illinois Legislature in re-
gard to internal improvements. Referred
10 the committee on public lands.
Mr. Westcott presented resolution in
regard to the removal Of the Seminole In
dams.
On motion Of Mr. Breese the Bill grant
ing the right of way for railroads through
The public lands in Illinois, was taken ~
and passed.
HousE.-Ssnd,y petitions were pre-
sented and referred. Mr. Edwards Of The
committee on the District of Columbia re-
ported Bill prohibiting the introduction
Of slaves and for sale in the District Of Co
lambia, which produced an animated dis
cussion.
On motion the House resolved itselfi into
committee Of the Whole on the Naval ap-
preparation bill, which was debated until
the adjournment.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. !.
The Hon. Henry Clay was elected u
S. Senator to-day. He received 81 votes,
r. M. Johnson, for whom the democrats
voted, received IS votes. @
The river is falling, with fifteen feet
in the canal and weather warm.
ST. Louis, Feb. 6.
Flour, good to choice, 81 90 to 81 20
Wheat IS. Corn 80. Pork, Mess, So 90
Prime So. Market dull. Whiskey dull
At l8 l-2 cents per gallon. Hogs, choice
% IL l-2.
New ORLEAEs, Jan. 30.
Flour, Ohio brands. $4,25 10 4.37 IL
Corn, white 80 to 4Oc.; oats &c., Lard il
bbls &c.; Pork, small sales al $ll.25.
New YoRK. Feb. /.
Flour and grain unchanged. Pork, prime
$3.50 10 II, 75--mess 81 % per bbl.--
Lard 81 to &c. per ID.
Gen. Taylor was at Vicksburgh on the
lst inst, en route for Washington and was
in fine health.