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CITY TRADE REPORT.


ASHES. The market IL bout the for both kinds
with sales of so barrels CorroN The demand Is
tive, with sales at yesterdays prices. FLoUR.-The
market il very firm and without variation Tne sales
about 500 barrels, at 81 l2 - 81 for dine aud
unexpected; g. o71l u 81 "a for common State and
mixed Western: 81 "a SIS for strait State and Mchi-
gan; and So 1914 So 1884 for pure Oenesee. GRArr
The market for wheat Is inactive. small quantity
Of Genesec sold at 81 80 Rye is firm. at 564c 57c
and Oats dull at 32ilc. 3c Corn Is steady but
sales limt-d about II go bushels changed hands at
54c soc for Western M xed 5ec 56i4c for Southern
white; and hSc, 5s1sc. for Northern round PHovI-
sIoHs--Pork IL dull ut the quotations Of yesterday.
Beef IL steady with moderate sales and no change Ia
rates. and cut meats continue in good demand
at 2ic. for prison; and 23hc for Ohio
Receipts II Produce per Hudson R"er Lines, this day
Troy and Erie Line-1,l72 barrels -four; 030 BUSH
els earn 81 barrels pork; 10 do. lard; 9S do hams
Albany and Canal Lne-2 p5l barrels flour; 1923
bushels corn; IA barrels iard 10 do. ashes; 1856 do.
whkey; 81 bales wool; 25y boxes cheese; 1851 bush
els wheat; 467 do corn meal
pE;slt and Lathrops Line-445 bushels corn.
thenaHe Lake Boat Iine-l,5 boxes cheese 81 kegs
butter
American Transportation Co-572 barrels -four.
Peoples Oswego Line-l ,2s5 bushels corn 1000 do
feed
Old Oswego Line-700 barrels -four.
New y ork and Cincinnati Line $50 barrels -four.
Miscellaneous 10, 500 bushels corn; 5000 do oats.
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summer, about tho same time in the morning,
whether she 10 travelling or not; and for this she
assigns noble ressoa.-viz, that the day Is given
to us by kind Providence TO improve In a spi-
ritual az well as in a temporal point Of view.
Among the many fine night boats on the Had,
son there il one that deserves special notice and
high prsise-I mean the Hendrick Hudson. Every
thing about her is Of the neatest description. Her
state rooms are elegantly furnished, and her saloon
10 spacious, airy, and comfortable. She is COM
inanded by Captain IIulse, who is so we'll known
for his pOiteness and affablity, and must add,
that no one acknowledges with more grace or
promptness the high prerogatve Of that mighty
engine, the newspaper press. than that gentleman.
The Troy House, which is conducted by Mr..
Coleman, a brother of the gentleman who keeps
the Astor House, is a very excellent hotel. Its
situation is most advantageous, being quite close
TO the railway Office; in fact the tram passes by
the door. Mr.. Coleman is obllging aud unafiec-
teddy polite TO all who welt him, and no one Is
more deserving fsupport, both on account of him
self and the character ofhis house, than he
The weather is oppressively warm.
I
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The Montreal (Ca) Gaseftc. Of the llth inst,
tays "A little ocular demonstration in few Of
the surrounding parishes copvinces us that we
have much 10 be a.xious about in the appearance
OF The growing crops. Peas look passably well,
and everywhere seem 10 be dux. Early sown
wheat on suitable clay Soils will barely PISS mus
tsr,-ihe later snwn ~, in many instances, only
three or four inches high, and very sparse and un-
healthy locking. The early sown oats are in nu-
mtrous places coming into ear where the length Of
them does not hide the heads of the poultry and
the hay crops will be deficient beyond any ques-
ton. The heavy night dews which are peculiar TO
tins climate after the summer solstlce, are now
telling TO AID us but every species OF growing
crops " much IN want If ram.
The Snow Hill (Md) Shield, of the 10th instant.
ssys The crops Of cur county look very promis.
ing AZ the present time. The late warm weather.
which was succeeded by series OF drenahing
showers, has had the efIec, RAPIDLY 10 bring for.
ward he corn and oats, and enable them to recover
nom me fetarding and injurious influence of the
cold and backward spring The wheat Yields
much more abundantly than was anticipated II
has all been secured and the grain is said 10 be
large and heslthy.lookine The rye and oat bar.
vestw viii commence probably this week.
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Passengers Arrived.

Livnp PooIs-stesmship Nlaeara-Jerutv Adi'. Con.,.
Booth, and Lady Brent Major SPARKS Mrs Mclean Mrs.
Hail. for uallfsx Mrs and Miss Brock MIR and Mrs Esrv
nr ard Mrs " Brown, kraud Mrs n S Taylor, Mr. AVID
MS Grandrenage, child and nurse, Mites lie Ruyter
Barres. Thomas Dunkn, Asssrs Winterbotom q Hal
rniotth Bioohe, q Regge, husy Barrister, N Honir q
nrewn, N WILSON, W u Ware, James Jacsson schaer. !
NOLAN seterel Chez yoat Trkerman nortimer acKep-
FERGUSON Hubble Bepsr, Brevet ssor Denny Iieut
mtmfirtys and servant Gait Butt Eeerc Hartley ID
berietheimtr, brncf, Mr. eviera. Mr. KessefkasI Mr.
Jonts ~ Lee, Wright William Groshotts j W Pirrot
VIM helntosh' Ilelland " kesse Y White " Norris Al
ctlsle. Hon Beetey, Wright, N synsts Mater At
terbury Mons Monpoyiern, Mr. Noisen In n Gr,pSe a
Aucusn, Mason, baylis, J RsdusiI j Hishrnore =
shaw y Bailey. Rev White. Lyons Reilev
SAVAF hH--Steainship Cherokte-Catt Korponsy Of
Wraus backmsr 81 Rhode Island John Ref 10 Georgs
hntohio Mottrc 81 Havana Hutchinson ~ New YORK r
fmH o. a,sra kibbee 81 Georgia, xtche Of ga
NsnA Wis hlddestime 81 Georgia, 3 Richardson and A
hthafdsun 81 Bottsn T. Frrst, narbeck Moisssn-
n,tt stewart snd lady Misses and Master Hunter Low.
florsn,e h.bini Henry chaplin, ~ Green, Andrews
hrd Cicvell of New Orleans N de- ,.orr ~ ,rs ps,
~ tfltay Hultt snd Davis Of 81 Louis WIN Ro,,y
80 Petite, Misses snd Maser Hyde Miss KELLY Lon,
Nstd heAnister. Jacob Senator, On Uheever ur.
Wo'a sr horreil sorr.ll. tvl.sss McrreiL W
isngs Mrs snd Misses Norris. iamson Cnben ,,d
lacy, Misc Ellen ODrien. Misses Cohen. m 10 Wead la
hHtets Weed end servant Waldburg % DR. scol, IA,
and tryant snd Edwin Parsons Of Georgia Mark snow
1 naehh. rd Uhlshsma; Gerard Gerard, w. v q Rev.,
ss.I Jas Low, lady,i children aud svts and wis,
lay 81 New Orleans Rotti 81 P1aqueane ne,svst a.
flotics sesn I'd Nilan, Of Paris Zarerouiz of IA,
vana smolley snd lady, Of New York; Mari. "a
~ oi rusets Mrs Nachel BALDWIN Of New Jersey,
srd Mrs Norris Of MoSe Miss Orice Of yenncnI and 10
the steeragc. '"' " I"
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Coz spartAeus FRI Croes Baltimore Rio Grands Thorn
ton, Essrer Kanshita Good win Newhurypors Lewis
Frigs-Arie (lr) Bsr.s Africa, I MoCrAeher; Har-
riet. Mitchell GALWAY, keshth Walsh; Wakulia, Rus
seli; Gibraltar. Johnson Lowdes; Bow. Day. Bath.
soLrs-yetory. tBr) Lapdrns Pictou rs; Al.re; Pros.
Va; Grespway Crouch do julie woglan Petersburg
Baltimore Slerht Baltimore johnson Lowden; 81 He
lena. batch fLadelrhia Ellen. Bearss Boston, fakir.
soepsoeson. sturses Fashion. Cakes, and Excite Doe
bee Providence.
British steamship Niagara Ryrie. Liverpool Jane 30.
Mail steamship cherokee Lyon savannah. &c hours
Friday; ny N, IL miles north Cape Haeras. passed
steamship Tennessee
ship John Albert Harwood days. with cotton
Ship Charleston, Morrison Savannah day. with cotton.
steamer enp essee, heYee for Sav aDnah.
Bark Goode Goodsll, Rio Janorio June g. with cof
BARK Mara, rarks Naracabo, July &c. with mase to Vim
Lnta July H. lat lon a. spoke sohr Milton, Of Daiti-
Darish brig Chlores Msag watchmans Cape, Patagonia
80 days with gua,o. 10 u Willests.
with wooI to " W Deiorest Co.
Brig Alice Bentley. Dunbar Georgetown sc, with lumber
Brig Lyra Laub, Cienfuegos II days with sugar. to
Smith.
Brig Alice BENTLEY Dunbar Georgetown DC with lumber
Brig farnham Mcintyre New Orleans with sugar.
schr Eoop Jordan. sagus Grand 10 days. with sugar.
to Noses NJ Taylor.
Rebekah opc Rio del Hache, 20 days with skins.
to BoOp. Graves h Co.
sshr Bryant Lswless Aakspas % days. with to
schr Mary Jane. Robinson Calais Me- days with lumber
schr G Henry. Taylor. Richmend. days
below.
Dutchla Guilliam TELL sweohs from GOttensurg
One brig.
Steamship southerner, for Charleston.
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The weather.

The mercury at Jersey City, on the 18th inst,
stood al 80 deg; ~ Newark, Nj, at "a 1T New
falo, NY, at 10; at Montreal, Ca on the Ilh
inst nj eG
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James Brown. under sentence Of death, at Co
lumbia, :. C. for abducting slaves, has been re-
spited To the last Friday in August. lie to
have beer. eKecuted ON The 18th inst.
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On the 9Th, at New Hampton, ~ H., seven hun
line were blown into the lake at a single blast.
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Ssmuel Cowen was accidep,ly sbo, on the "a
inst: on Moose rver, Me, while hunting moose.
by EphraIm Whitman, who mstook him for a
moose.
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mARITImE ELLiGEs " /.


svr Rsrs... ...... rs aoo- ssss .. 90. q
srr ssrs 80. 80. go. % Hios wATsR.. ..... 8
Cleared.
shipe-Pursuit fBrl Evans, Mrsnichi, Lee Co; Bsrj
hIsm. Luce, Galveston, Brewer eoi Southerner,
(sl Berry, Charleston. Spcford. Tileston Co.
barts-Ct arter Oak smith, San Frsneiscc, eager;
He, moline, Starr Do; Jason fBrenD schiiine Bremen;
fsppe; ANA Carr. BrI Harrison, Cort. 0rnnel Ninura
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11

N view Of the Inconvenience to which in
dividuals and the public generally have been
subjected, for the want Of proper conveyances
to and from our city, the subscriber has
been encouraged to establish in Louisiana, q,
an immense outlay of "toil and treasure"
Livery Stable, we'll supplied with Horses, Bug.
|gies and Hacks. He i~latters himself by keep
ing conststly on hand, and well rubbed, hors-
es Of all gates and ~colOrs, suited both to the
saddle and harness, that he will receive a gen.
erOus support from community. Busipess men.
and pleasuring men, as well as the travelling
community, can at any time be supplied with
single horses, buggies, or hacks, BY calling at
my Stables between Georgia and Souh Caro-
lima streets.
It Is also his design to run ar accommoda-
tion hack to all the Bowling-Green courts, and
|neiehborhood meetings, to which four or five
passengers can he obtained. His prices shall
be as low az the loves. .t .
II w D
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11
s. Frcnthe Cincinnati Chronicle. 5
Tothsstnr gpsnsled Banner.
/, AZ a. r. Il. saoHwrLL.

d - . .-. -.s.H..
BRIGHT star.spanRled banner, triumphantly wave,
Ger the freeman, who scorns to be tyrant or slave;
Unfnrl thy proud sheet to the breeze ofthe main,
And waive Ger the mountain, the forest and PLAIN
Thy hues, as the Iris offreedom, unfurled.
Are borne on each wind that encircles the world
Thy stars, a. the emblem Of hope to the free,
Are shedding their lustre Ger land and Ger sea
Where the fathomles waters increasingly roll,
And icebergs eternal ~encircle the pole, ?.
Al midnieht's still hour, on the pillows rough
breast, d
The northern aurora illumines thy crest.
mid the far southern isles Of the palm tree and
vine,
Where the ~verlicle sunbeams eternally shine,
Where the myrtle expands 10 the tropical breeze,
Thy broad stripes and bright stars are hailed on
the seas.
And 10! where Niagara's c~ataracts leap
By the hand Of Omnipotence hurried from the
steep, ,
What beacon shines brightly the dark water o'erf
'Tis the star-spapgled banner, displayed from
the shore.
Where the mighty Columbia the mountain rock
laves,
or reflects the tall pine in his bosom Of waves,
or rolls in his might through deep sounding vale,
Thy broad stripes and bright stars are flung to
the gale.
'Twa. meath thy bright folds that our champions
fought d" -. e.
On the field where our freedom with carnags
was bought, r..-,
And the Eagle Of Victory. often DER thee,
Has spread his broad pinto, by land and by sea
The standards Of Nations have met the in pride,
When the sons Of Columbis their foeman defied
But their chiefs and their ninions have quailed
at the power,
That bore the bright star through each perilou'
hour.
Bright Banner Of Liberty child of the light.
Thy presence can cheer the bold mariner sighti
To him as symbol ofjoy thou shalt rise,
When thy broad stripes shine bright ON the dark
troubled skies.
How Oft has he borne thee scross the red seas,
When the thunder Of battle roli'd dead on the
breeze,
Or, mid the fierce triumph beneath thee hath cast,
The flag of the foeman, though nailed to the mast
And long may 81 thou waves o in days Of thy pride,
As free a the whirlwind that heaves the dark tide,
The envy Of tyrants. the Joy Of the free.
With thy broad stripes and bright stars, Der
land and DER sea.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11
To be continued
OF Interest 10 Tobacco Planters,

VI ME undersigped wish to purchase a guam.
Il tity Of TOBACCO, for which they will
pay 9 fair price in cash. Those wishing TO sell
In this market, will find il to their interest to
give us aeall; as we design purchasing all that
may be offered and paying the highest market
price. H. E. BLOCK 3 CO.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11

W.4K.i KENNEDY 81 CO.,
ARE now in fecsipsof a well selected stoek
M of WATCHES JEWELLERY CUTIE.
RY, PERFUyMRRY, c0AFECFJ0NdRfES
Sc, to which they invite tbs attention oftttne
Ladies: and Gentlemsn of this City and yle'ney.
Consisting, in part, oftbe following articles, Els'
Full ieweled Gold and Silver anchor lever
Watches,
Horizontal and quarter ditto
Ladies; fine set and mourning Breast-PiDs'
Bracelets and Clasps, miniature LCckets,
Fine set, engraved, facet, COMEDIAN and plaza
Rings, e~J63 sts4t-
Plain and set Ear Rings, :
Hair Pins, Guards, Slides andsilver Thimhlees
Shell & silver Combs, & gold Pencils, "a
Gents fine set Breast Pins, -
Plain gold & set Studs,
Fine gold Pens & holders,
Heavy silver Pencils g. leads.
Rogers Razors & Congress Knives. : q
Wastenholm's extra do. do. -. sf
Watch chains and gold & silver keys. EhiG
Violin strings and Musical Boxes. SO eHE
Specifies, assorted, and eases, saHssU
Razor strops and shaving compound tvs
Fancy Cologn, Rose 8 bears Oil, - .si,.G
OK marrow, Pomade & macasseT oil. = Tar
Plates, Novels & Indellible Ink,
Candies, assorted, and fine Cigars,
Nuts, Rasins, Fruits, &C.,
II There is also a SODA FOUNT in con.
nection with the establishment that will be found
i'm order during the warm season.
Georgia Sired, Louisisna, No.
April 9Th, l849.-f. = E-ee -s5.:s 81
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11
L.
L0uisia u q, Mo.


e. THIS well known House is still open
IEazl. for the accommodation Of the travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has SO long received, hopes
by constant attention TO the wants Of his custo-
mers, to merit a continuance Of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sup
piled with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be giVento his
Stables. ~.- r--s's e~e-s .7L.f 81
His prices are as follows:s IL -aa
Board by the day, y - ny-.:ao$r 30
do for man and horse, 75
single meals, 5-lE.- lvTa %
d., DO for man andhorse, -. 30
.s.u ia, two meals . 10
do by the week : 9 90
do for horse ? - 81 lido
do for horse per day h- > 90
Persons wishing to 60 to any point in the
county, can be accommodated with q hack,
on reasonable terms. i+5 =;
For the benefit of strangers he will say that
|Foulks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south of BaiTd's hotel and Immediately OPP
'posite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS Sr.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11
j. B. Henderson.
CA s.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, CLAaxsviLLr, Mo.
"1LL promptly attendto any business thai
W may Be entrusted to his care.
GAINESVILLE, May Sd, Is47. s't ..
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11
Greater Inducements j
. -rs THAN .ae.: i 2a
CALICO r.
For 1S49.

For the approaching Spring, l an manu-
featuring the largestand most splendid as
sortment of ss s' 1Tss
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Coargraess.

~ .-. !. ! . Z . .e..l ID -
The Session commenced on the Cd but
rptoSa:nrday night, the House had no,
#orgaIiizel and the Senate thereby was IN
liable 20 transact business, on the Inst ballot
{ for Speaker, the vote sood:Sfor Winthrop,
sal0i; Porter, rs; Boyd, Id; Wilmot, 4;
senirg ss Richardson. AZ Sen aniias sf. asf.s 3
q. Cobb, 'o! Georgia, previously was
she, prominent Democratic candidalc.--
~ ~ raPofl istheP. NJ. General hus been
published nnoilicially in some of The
sffSorthern papers. He advises that The
postage on letters be reduced to a uni.
form rate ofof s cents on letters, and
that newspapers may bcsent TO subscri.
iE5'efss free OF postage, who live within u
prescribed distance from place of publica.
e..tion. Tho Treasurer ofthe United States
published his official account UP 10 the
29ih November last, stating hat tbe mo
neys snbieatio draft, is S7,o64,256, and
3tfe apprehended loss Of public funds un.
5stiar the present system, in the last year,
q is about $1,000. The amotln. in the
hands ofstla Trenssier in Philadelphia is
sssi 10000 and al theiMint, S541, $50. !
AlYsrEaIoUs. -. DR.. Parl;mdn, a pliysi-
CHM ofsofne no,orie!y OF Boston disap-
.sglieared suddenly last week aud Professor
eis,es ofthe Medical College of thai
sits has been arestedson suspicion Of his
murder, partof a body y5beihg found il his
studio. The evidence Is all circums,an-
1ial.
In Tie gallery, oflhe u. S; S., Senate. or
Thursday, n man named james Robert.
sonoI Bultimore, was heard 10 lbrealen
Tho life of Mr.. Clay, whereppon he was
4 falton iitto custody, and committed 10 iail.I
,ASs ise was wen knnwnto be "a harmless
sinaiiansive man, il was concluded tha, lie
sgits Y 8 evidently yluboring under partial in.
5gssatsitg
"a bill has been Pitroduccd inlo4thc Sc,
5ssiiiittso! Gsorgia, 10 remove lie iires negro
and cqlorgd Popul0tipn5 from thei State, on,
iafe The 1st tsebs Isfl !, Under .car.
Sflain iienalties.. -thc fnal one being Tint of
saio as slaves ii the provisions ol il,o bin
are mol complied With
i y y- 4 & 81
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On Ials q J

Diednan Tl4fsSIssY The :ssasss, alt, CATH
ERIN q. rciiez late John w jones Of
this ,osv.tfs q i,sf car.
nlsfol fiidisy tifo t7th inst Col. THOMAS
=. VII WI and respected citizen oil
this Ds,rsct. 3
Dies. on, ssssafltt y, S,h inst. ars. 81 AIsY,'
conseit af "a S1ssc \ sss silifs, ard daughter
.9t lhe ~ tiatts Esqrs, after a
4 long and snsefs mess. s.s.
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sonaa4le lal'lg grounds for their endeayors 10 he.
scind a the charter OF Standardization. Tlise
lpsyysth Obserucr induces The, following
u'sagdty arg guaaent---ffslIy ]. is an anoma,
ious spectacle ofthe state authorities Per.
tlnacIousy npholdinga a State corporation
whilst 1t denounced any union between;
bank and the federal government, f,a'( ii.S3s
= preccpt rs practicc) secondly. aI'ha
the he lobbying and clco,ioneering for Direc,
tors is disgraccful TO the5Slute." These
opinions Ihe CaroHnian endorses; we sup.
pose lobbying in Congress, or in the Leg.
islaturc for my Office, must be strong
grounds Tor the abolition Of I'm, Office q nd
we also may inler,lat f5bs qusIiors and
endorses ofsnch areup,cn,sweuid no, dcs.
ce"d 10 aid in tlie. Disgusting spectacle Of
lobbying for one,@ they were anxious 10
be clothed in authority 80
slsl ~. -SS-.--l 70 e.:
H There is ono important provision
the Legislature should adopt, an alteration
OF the Alili'ia laws. SO thai insp, c,ions and
reviews should he held:at dome aud no,
cause troop and regiments to appear 60 OF
100 miles from the residences or,he mem.
bers thereof. THERE'S no grca;cr. tyran.
ny in existcace than tho, present militia
and patrol laws of:the Sn,e and the pco.
pic cry aloud for redress. - a; =.
~ '".f''
Hear THIS GInLs.-Thc New York Star
says II is no uncommon thing to find beautiful
girls in tho State OF Maine, running wild
suss'sl'ng on berries and acorns When
girl wants 10 get married, she makes for the
woods, where she rovcs about until a you,,p
man goes out on n wife hunt. He catches
sight OF girl, and gives chase. She runs,
and The young man throws a asso. by which,
she is caught. He then takes her on his
shoulder carries her TO the highway, where
iic has carriage re ,dy, ties her feet and
hands together, and takes her home. a min.
'sier is sent for, and they arc married. The
Knot being tied, the young woman becomes
perfectly docile and submissive.
-,'"sAMA otSAToRs.--o"' thc 29th ult.,
onthc Sd ballot, the Hon. w. Il. king, was
elected Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioned
=, "' "''o" o' '"e tertIno' tiic Hon. a.
s''' non 'ere'n'ah c'enens has been
elected to fill the place in the United States
Senate held al the last session by Senator
Kirkpatrick. The v,te on ihe 9th ballot
was, Clemens, 81; Fitzpatrick 5S; scattering,
.. The main body OF the W,igs voted for
Mr.. Clemens, rs a North Alabama Democrat,
believing that section ui the State, by the
usages ofthe dominant party, was entitled to
one oil the Senators.
yeses,.
.. sas,1s '''u''' ' ! ''.'es o. 'iic ION
~ go rom Austr'a' "h'ch may
carried hcf point WIN turkey, TO the extent
~ :" rendering inc latter power the jailer of
iA'ss"''' ana MS companions Tho terms
''" '"f''cu'ars OF uae coInPact,are as yet un-
""o"'''
R,sro, w yyy.<s m,
lrawn fms far fo, -,
v,,or ;,,o pos, . O., o.,,, .,s,,, ~,
''as' boston reservoir is not yet finished,
"h'ch' win other unavailable incidental cx-
p'"scs' VIII pl"oa"'y sven me entire cost to
ABOUT 'our ana hait millions, being about
ion'ie 'he estimated SIM. c.
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sll @ ffl Moab, 1un., Goitor.
enlargement.

Ygt . A
eeeSs'ty Knows no law--and she poor
sl slller, oeltg So esreatly iavoied Dy I'D
2hstol's mas sie me lensure OF
l.'s ~ ''ls' lsaussis '''a1 me DAN
s5sasls . eslaf seas s''a'esl''en nave lou"d
sa pe.le'ls e.',a'ee me co'l''tes o! our
a',u VIZ. y us DANNkR, .>s, 10 Keep
ss' l,ssis - We .sl.'eS' 'o''o"s
I ''' l'si'v' = 'o;'a e'.'s.'''s skv'
= - =, !, ls's y s ea''ss '''a''e'
sfsses ~ our ''eS'
l'o. 1,'s = iesiue''. $ '''essage en-
2 l'ose 'ao''s''''' ~ of'Sl,
aMil'e 'ne ' wrong
Ssssnu WeN ~ el'uesiYot % 5iurn'sh
olls' ' e'lc'' q cur s''os'e ueh. issues
s J. q, !, !, ss ..,,,er sron, u.,,ro,,o
q Ii Decline IN the Colon 5J,1arkei
Tie steamer Europa reacIed Boston
,IS . :
,ssss rgsy;ss IS I, NJ. 40 ,r,9. e,
81 s.
Il IS aaL .rba ~ J, a;,,;,,,, i,
I gy4 .,;,s,, a.,
and Il sellers. The former have been vc-
ny cautious @ in their operations, and he
& latter knowing that consumers are well
supplied, and anticipating large imports,
sn,anitest little disposition to operate. The
prices Of American and Brazil Cot
ions have declined an average Of nearly n
5$5fnrlhing per pound. The Brokers' cir
scnlar, at lhelast dates. were rs follows
fair Upland and Mobile 6 5.s; fair Or.
4 leans lean 7-s. The sales ofthe week are
only only q ,43o bales, OF which Spectators
took $500; The trade l,790 and expor-
sterst160. The stock on hand is reported
TO bes3uO,O0O bales. Business generally
sissn not active, and transactions in the pro.
8dtce market rather limited.
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-12

Gen. CLlNcH.--1hc Savannah Georgian,
noticing the death Of the late Gen, Cinch,
remarks:
THIS gcnl'cmln for many years an officer
~ the United SAFES Army lie served with
high distinction III 1872, and was retained
as colonel upon the reduction of the arinv
at It's close, SOON acquired brevet as bryn-
dcr-gcncral, and with that rauk commended
n Florida in lS35 and 6, a, the commence
ment OF the Seminole War. II. was truly "A
hero at The battle OF WiihIacl,oohcc. Resign
ed from The army he established himself in
Camden county. in this State. In time he
was elected member OF Congress; and, re-
Gently. was the Wing candidate for goyci nor
OF Glorgia. He was gentleman IN every
sense ot The wurd-a soldier without reproach
ana an honest man. The people Of Georgia
and more especially those of her sea-coa.;;, !,
will deeply feel the oss of this eminent. aus).
houUrcd ciiizcn-.m --~