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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18

WEALTHY BEcGAR.-A wealthy beg
gar was captured in the streets OF Paris
lately; who had in bis possession pro-
periy to the amount Of fl5,ooo. He
Was a Hungarian.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18
DENTISTRY.

E The undersigned, who has prac-
irfSS tised Dentistry for seventeen years,
OODbegs leave to inform his friends
that he continues to do so at his Office, in Frank
lin Though he has not an instrument for every
tooth in the head, he has instruments which fit
every tooth in the head Being practically
quainted with working in gold and jewehy, he
believes he can give peculiar satisfaction in set
ting teeth On gold plate or otherwise. He invites
particular attention 10 his new Crsols Char, and
hopes the ladies' will honor hum by taking seat
In II, [au I6l g. X. HANklNE.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18

TA lady was asked 10 join a
division of the Daughters of Temper
ance. She replied, 9 1t is unnecessary,
as it is my intention TO ioin one Of the
Sens sool.a
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18
TO WATCHNAKERS s. JEWELLERS

C DANIEL MELVILLE, Wholesale;
sIas Dealer in Watches, Je,cetry aRa Fancy
tzl-sa, G0eks, No.2 Chartres street (np stalrs)
New Orleans, is receiving by every arrival from
the manuiactory OF Melville Il Co, New York,
n great variety OF new and fashionable Jewelry.
Gold Pens and Holders, &c, all oil which viii
be sold at New York prices.
10 The attention OF all who take daguerre-
otype likenesses is called TO large assortment oi
Lockets, MedaIions. &c. All*
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18
E011ss CNR1B@a
THE SONG OF STEAM.

1.-THE following, by George w. Cutter, of Cow
ington, Kentucky, has been pronounced by
"Blackwood's Magazine" the best lyric Of the
century.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18

"DoBINSON & OLIVER, Mmehands de
IL Commission, No. 81 rue Gravier, a Ia Nou-
velle Orleans, pour Ia vente des Sucre ct Me
asse en- consignaton.
N Toute,consiCnation fadres,e des sous
signes es. assure davance par police assurance
ouverte, Get efet, ct ceux qui voudront bien les
favoriser de leur patronage obtiendront des re-
tours tideles ct prompts.
ROBERT r. ROBINSON,
JOHN B. OLIVER.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18

DICKINSON & OLIVER, Commission lIeg-
IL chants, No 81 G-avier street. New Orleans,
Tor the sale oil Sugar and Molasses on eonsisn-
ment-
10 All shipments to our address are covered
by open policy OF insurance, Tor the full value
thereof, 10 guard against loss, which, when re
eeived, will have prompt attention and quick and
faithful returns.
ROBERT r. ROBINSON.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18
II. C. coon.
JOHN THOMAS

T w. ARTHUR & CO., Commission lIty-
IL chants and General Grooers, Nos. y and 20
New Lcvee, New Orleans.
10 A large assortment OF Groceries and Pro-
visions, Wines and Liquors, always on hand, at
the lowest rates. F22S-4m
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-04-18

ABEL COOPER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
CAMDEN. S. G.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ls. 1850.

.Y- The account Of the receipts and expendi-'
lures of the Commissioners of Public Buildings
for Kershaw District for the year 1850, will be
found OIL our first page.
VIM C. Richards, Esq, Editor of the Southern
Literary Gazette, is in town. and will be happy to-
receive the names OF all who wish to subscribe for
the Gazette
Ofthe high Literary character of the Gazette, it
is needless for US to speak; It stands No. in the
rank of Literary Papers.
Mr.. Richards is also connected with that ster-
ling and invaluable work the Southern Quarterly
RerieD-ofthe merits OF which it is needless for us
to speak. And it would be ashame 10 forget ins
this connection his magazine for BOYS and Girls
the unequaled Schootellow. We chrerlllly and
earnestly commend Mr.. Richards and his enter--
prises to the favor of our citizens.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
Col. Chesnut's Speech.

We copy from the South Carolinian a brief re-
port of the speech of Col. Chestnut. The Caroli-
nian says-"We have listened to no speech this
session so replete with wise counsel and sound ar
gument. During its deliver, the house was
thronged by Senators and visitors, who hung upon
the words of the speaker, and seemed to respond
heartily to the wisdom of his positions in all as
poets of the question under discussion We trust
Col. Chestnut will allow himself leisure to commit
it to paper, in order that the people OF the State
and the entire South may derive benefit and cour-
age from an effort which places its author among
the leading statesmen ofSouth Carolina
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
State Action.

ooutn CaroIna stands IN peculiar posltI0n.-
The eyes of the world are upon her. The can't
ing political hypocrits of the North, watch her ev-
cry move, and with sneer of would be contempt,
convey the fear ola quakng heart, like the wild
cat watches the lion, as he fixes himself to spring
upon his relentless but worthless victim. What
shall be our course! The wisdom MS well as tho
patriotism Of our people is called into requisitlon.
And we stand with foot lifted to make the stride
toward the climax of our destiny. What shall be
our course? is the spontaneous question of our
Legislators. How can we serve best the cause
of our State, and of the South Not one, howev-
er weak, but should aid by his counsel in this try
ing hour. The session will soon adjourn, but we
hope ere they do, they will act definitely. So far
as we are personally concerned, we would 60 for
instant secession. We care not how dark the
picture Tell us if you please, ofincendiary war
fare-of every cottage and hall, palace and ham,
let, enveloped in fames-our fathers and brothers
hanging upon every tree in the forest-the corses
of our slain strewed upon every feld-our women
nangled and children torn-all this and thou
sand such pictures each gathering blackness to
the preceeding-still we would dutter but one word
secession. But as matter of policy, we would
say, that perhaps it would be best for the present
Legislature to instruct the Governor to call a Con-
venton of the people; to make an appropriation
for the purpose ofputtingthe State in better pre-
pored situation, and to appoint some method Of
electing Delegates to the Southern Congress- to
meet at Montgomery, Ala, at some early day
Then let us improve the intervening time by eve
ry species preparation; and if CO. operation fail,
let us hesitate not day longer. Can any evil
can any danger, however great or appalling, deter
South Carolina from asserting their rights. Is it
not with us to revive the spiit of the ancient
Greeks. Look DER the Hellespont; its waters you
cannot see for the Persian war.boats Three mil
lion of the crested conquerors Of the purple king
dom, with banners floating, that never knew de-
feat, are there, and Xarxes, their mighty monarch,
revives them by his presence. Look on Mars
Hill; handful of ofGrecian patriots, few hundred
of the mpusive sons of the Eastern Athens are
there, with the stern Miltiades at their head. The
next scene is the plains of Marathin ; Persias
mighty host is flying. The Grecian banner waves
in triumph, and Xerxes is crossing the Hellespont
in frail fishing bark. Miltiades led the southern
Rights Party ofGreece. The submissionists had
fled to the mountains. We have yet in the histo-
ry of our proud little State to gain a Thermopyle,
and the only difficulty is to select to whom We
shall yield the honor to of fbeng Leonidas and his
braves. Men of the whole South we will wait vet
awhile for you, but if you wiH be slares zoe uiI be
free.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
Southern Trunk.

We have been shown Trunk, ofentirely SOUTH
ern Manufacture, made by member of the s. c.,
Conference. 1t is fine specimen, and ,hrows
yankee painted boxes in the shade. Northern
trunks are less substantial and the brass knobs
are but shell of brass filled up with paper. This
is substantial throughout.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
Rev. BENJAMIN wofford,

Late of spartanburg, bequeathed the sum of
100000 to the establishment of College at Spar.
tanburg. The building committee is to be chosen
from citizens ofSpartanburg, and members of the
S. C. Conference, under the direction of which
Conference it will be placed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
SURVEYOR General.

VIM. F. Ervine, of Sumter District, formerly O
Lancaster, was elected Surveyor General, ON tn,
10th inst
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
Later from Europe.

The steamship America arrived at Halifax OIL
Wednesday last, bringing Liverpool dates 10 the
3Oth ult The cotton market had been depressed
throughout the week, at a decline of to &C.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
virginia Senator,

The Hon. John Y. Mason has been reelected
U. s. Senator from Virginia, by a majority otse-
venty votes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17

The High Price of Tobacco-A cargo of
Kentucky tobacco, common quality, has been
purchased at Bremen for re-shipment to the
United States--thc price here being much high.
cr than in Bremen. 1t is now on its way to
Philadelphia, and has been sold at a profit OF
81 80 to 81 per hundred.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17

1t is said that vigorous effort will be made
at the next session of the Legislature of New
York. to remove the capital from Albany to
the city of New York.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17

Virginia Finances Governor Of Va I,
in his message, in view of the form in which
the public debt now stands; recommends a
complete reformation and reorganization Of
the financial system of the State. He remarks
that the evidences of State debt should be i'm
pressed as far as possible with al the qualities
ola circulating medium and that the experience
of the Federal Government and of several of
the States has shown that the coupon bond
possesses these characteristics in the highest
degree The present outstanding debt of the
commonwealth is stated as s9,O35, ls9 80, and
there still remaius to be paid, on account Of
subscriptions made to organize companies, but
not yet called for, $3,G32, $50 49,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17

Nep York Conren'ion.-There is to be a
Convention at Syracuse, New York, on the 7th,
9Th, and 9th of January, to consider the Fug.
tive Slave Bill. The Tribune says that similar
conventions are to be held in other States du.
ring the month, so as to have the organization
of convention of the Free States against the
measure. And yet there are men among them
who venture to say that there is no important
agitation on this subject at the North.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15

CLEARED.
% .r., Ts',ss San r5.ss:.o lev
clnsfd jri aaiSiseits. Moore. fhiisdsiphi.. w.
celaPsi. GrVSisS easri..,Ss wsrsis ITO" h'''
B.si-sassnnsh. Cro-sn, Savannah. stursch Chairman
g,s-S,,sill,, sisSSpsr Eo'tsn, " rrraey A. GO.
ne Co; Aib.r, M BSfr., camreri.nd Ms Esisntins
Norton, s,nis rsriha, -, BaoA Co; jehS S.sS.I
Dean. SAyhnnahi harriet Lewis Cudssortb, Dsrsn Deiu
Coz Ellis Ramon. ca .re,sen; conneetieat Fsrehd,
s.nsfors sS Pass Prss d. psy ran am. 4 sss.
L! NS5i.i y,nss'.rn Col. rs.sr.sSr ssh g.S wy.,.
phis. Bro0hnsn; American Belle. Banter. Boston
Arrived.
Ship ceaturien Cooms- LserpSo Sept l7h. With miss
ana .oa l.ssnser % zsrss,s g. tn. PASSENGER Al.
shis wisn Pas,sn e., sassmsSS. ssl p.sssr s,.r
Iool 81 dAys With usse ssS zs0 pssssnses 70
ship Esrer Johason Savannah. sdsys with cotton. a.
h.lk B.leer iStfl Anderson Busnos AJr. IS days, 70
Bsri ~ Jssness lof P.r,iand) D-nnson Antwerp. 80
s'ys With rdss arc g pa-eenss. - TunsA ksnSke Oct
Jari SnnicIsi. slater S,r,., Aus is,A, With frui,
Bars NoniauuA, Ro.s.- Deusrara, vi. 81 Thomas. Sep,
brig Persia q Beverly steering NV tProSAby bra Por
Bari John COLBY, smith, 3, Ett SOP, 20 with salt.
Bari vernon Tsye ss-Auaah 10 day., with cotton ss 10
Brs sss Mars fsrL Diilos Lim.reh. - d,y., in al
e. VIZ % Pf;,.ss ;r. 2 srssr 81 n IL. q " Ion .
tsrS Antelope, Of sne ior Bostss - '-"' 1-' 'P'''
Bns 1uteany. Prince Cork. Ears. With r.re,t iron,
az Ion ~ The wrssk u Br tFis Gesfse -oSd as.u
sonec an uil q water ish ius oclsek Pm IL ai-s
ursrrcoi under essvs-s eons 81 in Zoe style
Bfis Gun esrlsnd fGeposss tatssdos Genoa
mdso. &C, 20 Dessfts n htussr
rs@s. .ss rs sss sS ss =. s SD ,sh 4, 81
~ s.v tsi 'hevins White .rs.l With Siaes letter "a
earned asAy fore ,epnit Aha toEsssnt nss, iss,
Btis Eupo,s% Ri Coulter 81 John. Pr "a s.,. With
Bris rseon tsrI Pitt Bermuda. in bsuAst. .. Tsoksr
bris s.ish Elsss.sh, Bro.s, s..r,par, sd.,.
sshf jams y T. Sand. H.iiet 81 DomipEo CITY n s.ys
ssh %ihiS SSS. s.v f .,sS ia ,.
sssr rrsssis. RosnssS Ns-s,in NC days. with naval
sehr Jane, Ni,i.os Granville. sran,bor., NC, say.
sslT R.ssEsh. rhurlOs S,sbsrn NC. .d,y. With naval
sehr Eussbsth Asn. KuoSse Eo-b,rs. nc. aa.y. With
sehr LSu,Ins. Saith. wrmins,oa. NC sd,,s with naval
sehr Marietta Burnt. Wheeler. Righmcn. d.y.
sehr yspes barrett, Nay, Thii,s.iphiI day.
schr Meteor Perry, philsaelrhi,. ts.Ys
schr sssring Tovssena. Pblsdoithia gdsys
sehr 2 s.s, Ns.s. Hsshi.. avs.
schr o Thompson. GrSut Frshtfort days
sehr ststs Of ssin,, Res.r,; Bsnsor ssys
sehr Ashlspa Wsipole Norfe's d.,,
schr Hcrs,cn, Bur-on. Os .vste, sdsy.
sohr Hsnilton. sprseas. surt q, fdHys
Below.
Bris Hsnry Back. from Ars.s.arA
sailed.
Steamer o'prsy tDrL BsnisG shits C.tAe-ine Aus,sr
y.sn,h 9.i. Antoine Tf s. b.il.s csSSsrlas s.ss.
~ Rottsri.n.
ocr-wind during shs Gre, part % .Ae d.y NV ls,.r
part ~, and hsht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15

On Sunday afternoon 18th instant Of congestion Of
the brain, Hkrsr wHnTrsSioEs. sen Of William aud
Anna MArten, In the 9th year of his age.
Ths friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence of his father
No lGt Bank street. this rus'day) afternoon, at 4
On Monday. Hath instant ELIZA TAILOR, daughter Of
James and Sarah Ann Taylor.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
to attend the funeral without further notice at the
City Hall keepers roomO this (russssy) after noon,
at O'Clock Her remains will be taken to rarryeown
Tor interment.
October lsth, 1850, after lingering illness, RoGxn
PAGrIrcToN, native of Lincolnshire, England, aged
SO years snd months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully In ted TO attend the funeral 1T his late resi-
drrca, o. Sullivan street Neeneesy. 10Th instant;
81 o'clock, p NJ The remains will be taken 60 6rsen
wood for intsrmsEt Boston papers will please copy.
Ofcopgestive fever, In this city on the evening OF
October hth, NAM wife OF Ebenezer Bsatleston, In
tn, 18th year OF her age.
Tine friends and acquaiutsncss Of the family
specifically invited to Attsnd funeral from hsr late
residence, 722 Greenwich street. this afternoon as
o'clock.
At his residence In Essteheeter on Friday 18th In
slant, hosss CLARx. In the ssth year Of his age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15


Barnett 10 oiva and intelligent treasurer, sns the
various ooxkespers use every sxerton 70 see. ths
vfsitsrt comfortably and TO Keep everything IN ofa
oeiofe 'ns curtain
NATIONAL THEATRE The fayorits trsgeonn, MT
Proctor who appeared At this popular place OF
amusement last evening, drew tsssshsr large oon-
Of people He assumed ths oharscsers OF aiok
of the Woods, Jebbenainossy Bloody Nathan Avon-
GER Reginald Ashburne ana the ePirH 81 Tue waters
shd vas ioup, stsc.no. "a. =. u.,,.i sno.,,a.t
~. IstD' - n".P ,rI ~, ar
s6 .ne ~, NJ M.iv,ra Iii ian". - - ~
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resegraphi< siariss Rep.rs..

Arivsd-Bsrh Turk, Eslass Sept q. sept is IN ray.i
wbis,ips barb trss Of rarhsveu, steering soush-
ward.
ed-Schr James king. uilminftob. NC
l2th-Arr BRIG Martha worth ngton saasa Avr a. par,
rs, ~ Western Issnds sIotet1s Sat Ctek 81 Provnce
terp leo bbls ~ OIL lS 81 In % ~ spoke bsrs Hops. o.
kBedfosd, pup.
esiisd-schr vester. BsTbssoes
Arr,.d-schr Joy. Bsitinore.
Arriv.d-Bsh. xsry AaslIs. and Gisrsitsr so',oS'
Henr-Ls. Oct IS NJ.
Assoon the Coffee reached the shp iovis,
Preparations mse sna o, high stt.rp, -,s
made her of hut they ony In she, "a her
arourd the shore They then landed H. pss
and freight and hove the ballast
vtue smother trial The high water and a. ale
weather very favorable vs hint nhely shs vas 40,
%.
Arr Ish sehrs c.rre oerdo woea for Phil.sph. Ben,
snl N. Bodins, fer Nrort-
Arriv.a-schr Corrsis, rrcrh
RAilsd-ehip Orsnss North Pscifo
luh-Arr shp Hsrrisup San Frascisos, via vslcar>sA
JAY n, 20 bbn ~; sshr ". Bowen, NYort.
49,. w., Fs'v.-> os& n
ss.e-Bris Grsps Tara. ssvsnssh; sshrs ns1..na s,s
Ish- Ar sohrs ssapssrs rsns~-sna cS.. H..rv ..s
sins,v. PhiIss.lrhs sleeps Rsssst ssa Chsrs.
hd sshrs NsrA Carolina, aaa fvsatsa Chstssten unSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15

In New York, October 3D. By the Rev. Q. Vspdeu-
sen, DAVID N. DAY. OF EliEsbethtovn, N. to AssA
H., only daughter Of John Smith, deceased, of this
city.
On the oth ins.snt, by the Rev Mr.. vllanns, Mr.
MICHAEL EErNoLDs, formerly OF Troy, to Miss aLIrA-
BETH CEcfLIA DUFPY, Of Cold Spring Putnam county.
At Harrison, on The l4th instant, BY the Rev. Mr..
Raymond, Mr. UsDkxBILL MSAD, OF oxford. Ch-nango
county Now York, to Miss BLiEA ANY TYLEn daughter
OF William Tyler, Of Harrison Westchester county,
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15
Sporting Intelligence.

onsrnsuLLs CsuRsr, l.. I-ThorrINs. The trotting
match for 81 900, two mile heats in harness. between
Black Harry and John May, came of yesterday after
loon, and of the best races that has taken
place TOR years We have room for Q report to-
day II will be given In our next double sheet The
following summary must sufice At present -
G. Nelson named blk z Blssk Harry. ......
G spicer named John May. ........,. 2
Time, 6:l9x-5:l4H-5:l9k.
UsIop CouEN. L. I.-PAeIrG.-A pacing purse of
$3.50 three mile heats will be commended for this after
noon, between Csyuga Maid. Lady Bevins, and Post
Boy three Of the fastest PAGERS ut present the turf
Post Boy the fsvorite last night Those vhs back
him rely more e his bottom than speed He may
win but he DE- -. he will have to mako the quicke
time ever recorded Csyuga Maid will make display,
dependonit
At the Centreville Course to morrow thrss trottns
come on during the afternoon For pt tic ulars
the advertise me nts under sporting head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15

Ohio Election.

cAVUHoGA Cousin -. The official returns Of Cay uhcya
county sbo~ the following result
For Governor WOOD % 247T: Johnston, wv
1874, smith % : SlS Woods majority Joha-
ston s23 Less than Johnston and smith, 3a5.
For Copgress-J n. Gisdnss ~. 81 2ST7; Trad
Kelley. sss, Scattering lOO
TtE CoNcsFsNoSAL NorE The Cayuhsga results
show that Tor Governor 9t9 votes were east Ola
dngs for Congress received 287 bslng 800 loss than
hall the yotes cast- Ci,i sapd IfyaiS, Oct To-
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mARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK sALks -
...: q ri re G.i'sa State. :iu,.' - ia lsss'
ssAsysl s'yIs.Ss ;s ~ y ~ TX 8iis. s'
Is; EIch..s Bapk Of P,iseursh 4s rhsdslpai. ~.
s.ii1sss q q .e.9is 's sn.l o. sX -. az. - sa. ios
Wi. re- R. ni IS x ss.4 as.
sps Dssws.s Canal :iI.. va. $50 s.Sn,yIaDs ,.ss
non .i Sss e. share. s.i f..d..
BALrIsos. October H. -sl91 Bsltiaor; sns Ohio
TeIegraphio Reports.
Nav ORLEANS, DOT IL, 1850.
Cotton IL inactive; only 200 bale, sold to-day
buyers are nwins to pay the prices srsed and are
awaiting the Europa's news.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct IL 1850.
The Buropss news Is received Cotton IL quist;
the sales have been 500 bales st easier prices Last
weeks trsnsct'sns reach IL 900 bales Rice !. - o.
Sugars and molssses are arm Coffee qaist, and pro-
visions Sfe improving.
Flour 10 in fair demand, with ssles OF loo bbs.
Howard street At 81 81 81 S. 1000 do City hiils at
81 %. Red wheat ia selling at 81 and corn AZ oil
o6o Other articles remain without particular ohsnge
BUFFALO Ocs. II, 1850.
The receipts since Saturday have be-n:-Rlour,
1000 bbls wheat IL 600 bushels; corn mons Flour
10 In moderate demand. with heavy market, and
prioee tending downward slightly Small sales u hi
ehigsn at So 81 So 81 whest easier especially for
thslowsr grades; Ohio 80 $40 There is some ship
ping inquiry for but at prices bsos the views IT
holders. In mixed Western small transactions have
taken place at 52kc. No change In wh-k"y. In
freights, nour Is $50 wheat, l6e.; and corn, loo.
ALBANY, Dot IA 1850.
The receipts since last have been ~ folio 20
Flour, 1900 bbs wheat Is 600 bushels; corn, 5000
do barley ~ 900 do Flour L. steady but not scsve
Prime wheat Ia in fair demand tor milling with salss
OF eco bushels at Il3s for Genesee and iOOe for Ohio
Corn is in fair request the sales have been 500 bos
ct $50 for Western mixed 10000 bushels OF barley
have been sold at IS rec for two rowed aud 30 Slc
TOR four rowed Oats steady at 4Oc
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r~. NAN nob.ery a. ph,ladeipAia.

me tolo-inE letter relative to the robbery u the
mAn In PAn.delphis the l2th instant was sent BY
the Pest ass~r at Philadelphia TO the Post Masssr In
this city
Posr oYVicE, PniLApElPnIA,l
Oct IL, AZ p. M, 1859
Dear sir-Tbs nails from ONCE yesterday, az
ny, for Richmond, Va. Raleigh, N U and Wheeling,
Va were found his morning broken epsn, and sll.She
bark notes tsien send you by this mail a bag full
Of letters fsuDo sId package Of drafts, notes, and
other tbipss, that yeu may return what you think
properto the writer's Our poiioe assisting in .
sea- ching investigation into the matter II We learn
anything will advise you You viii see thst letter
mailed by Carpenter vermilye, with sT+s In notes
was taken. In haste. Yours truly,
WJ.P. WHITE, ?. II.
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PaILADELrHIA, Dot. ID, 1880.
slight trace of the mail robbers has boon dis
covered, and the police officers tho scent
The mail agent M Anderson it Is evident, does not
deserve ali the that has been cast upon him
The null car entirely uudt for the purpose, being
nothing but freight and desttute OF any
modstons tor the sgent and ne had to be in charge
OF another portion o the mail placed in the baggage
ear, which requisite should be assorted so as
to be delivered at the way stations along the line.
The dSors Of the mail fSstened with COM
mon paddock OF ~hirb the conductor the road hsd
the hey. Postmaster White has offered reward OF
the aud conviction Of the robbers
By TgLEGRAiB FROM CINCINNATI.
CINcIssAIi October IL, 1850.
The Postmaster ssys that the great Western mall is
still forwarded from New York, by way Of Buffalo and
Of course the msis for Louisville Cincinnati So were
not among thoss stolen in philadelphia.