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iooaeoon sctve At advancing prioes which, however.
are sun lower here than in Virginia Tor both safsnd msa
uiassua virginia manufacturers are buying plug here,
anu s,'o Kentucky 10 Virginia spectators sls
Virginia agents have purchased 1880 packages a Ig
~ cents. now held cents advance 800 package. ea
mon l6s were taken for Canada i5h is cent. wol
quick Cotton to Liverpool, 10. Flour, Ia sd. MOI.
has become ia demand, and is now 9 ser can. 4,
call but there has been speculation in ssocLs ,h
prices unnuenced either by
or iue,uaIon in interests. The quotations. with mi,sA
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s7,2O3,sl9
l6.94i,365

The increase in quantity delivered is 33 per cent in
value, 80 per and in average price, 10 per cent
There be satisfactory result than this the
beneficial workings OF the low-arif system and every
branch Of business that Is examined presents the
Suits showing that the producing and aboring interests
being benefited, although the profits OF capital may be less
exobitant In the face Of these hing the New York Tr-
bune and Mr. Carey in the American Review, have tbs
audacity make such statements the following; In
1916 power trade immense in 1850 IL has de-
clined, and declines daily" Again, in relation TO Eng
land tho same authorities { - asserts Each successive
arrival informs OF the aereasng muber Of persons
PEELED live afhou,s, and compelled to make their
exchanges through the medium Of pooraw guardians be-
of inability make their accustomed exchanges Of
labor for food" The parliamentary returns, down TO the
5h OF July by the pooraw board OF the number Of persons
receiving relief In England and Wales, give results
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0z-.DssoIvs Union iacan act Of ccnyess lasa
Union W The discussion Of this guesdoa
win be continued at Temperance Hall the Society for Free De-
bates, this friday evening, 1T u O'Clock ~ order
J. H. q. McCUTCHkN,
sepl3 Rts#0g Secretary
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ayThe Fraternity this city, and sc5eurn-
respectfully with Lebanon Loe
No Masonic Hail. corner Of and 10Th Streets on Ihnrsdsy
next O'Clock, with lodges In Aernndnn y
the a that day, agreeaby
Masonic holden Masonic Hall s evening"
committee viii arrangements the comftsbe conveysnes
fall those who may unite on the occasion ,.,,v,u.u
Sept lo-3d m"H w.
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION

Condition OF. the Northern Markets.
NEw YoRx, September l22, p. M Stocks quiet Flour
firm with sales Of 900 bb at "a 70 81 % for oommoa
10 straight State brands; SOUTHERN So % 80 81 SsesM
bushels Gsnesee white wheat ia and 5000
corn 63 81 for mixed; yellow, IS
Cotton dull and small sales at slight decline.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2-2, p. m.-Stocks qui:t
Flour steady, with sales At So l2i for common brandt
Sales of red wheat IO2 l05 Yellow corn g -
cents; white SO 81 cents Cotton dull and prices do
clined.
Democratic State Co~pemtiow. sat 81
SYRACUSE, September l6-S, m-Most of the delegates
the tatic State convention have arrived John
Van Buren, viii be admitted delegate There are two seu
Seymour OF Oneida county, will receive the nomination.
for governor There is to be caucus tonight There are
more lobby members than saw at State couvsn-
ton.
Accident on the North river.
ALBANY, September lO-The steamer Isaac Newton, Oh
West Point down soop Samuel Gordon The ownsf
Samuel Coiman aged 20, drowned, and the younger
brother saved Their father run ovor last fall By
the steamer Empire. :,
Several clergynen last night on their way 70
Osuego to meeting OF the Board oil Foreign nassions.
The Smal-BM Lao IN Peswsyirawia.
HoSKspALE September TO- 1850 AT the court OF common
pleas, In session In this village the grand Jury o.
SMALL bill law of this State nuisance, Notwithstanding
the charge OF Judge Eldred in favor of the law.
Amother Lake Disaster. 4s8
BuyPALo September lO-The schooner Almira, from
Cleveland bound for Buffalo, with cargo OF produce, was
capsized off Erie harbor In the late gale.
Cholera at Leringfor, Ks~tseky.
LEXINGTON September There have been 30 cesss Of
cholera and sixteen deaths in the hospital during the last
hours The city proper continues neaitny' ,v
The Contest Decided. ~
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fees usually charged by the officers Of the courts Of ius
ce wnpin zoe proper district o. county as may be
pTachcabe sud paid by such claimants agents
.onsys Whether sneh sspposed fugitive from service or Ia
eo ps ordered 20 be delivered TO such claimants by tue
nnsI aess in.lhs,on OF such commissioners
sac; y had Be nIshT enacted That upon affidavit
nus y .e camanl o. such fugitive, his agent
ael such Geihncae has been issued, that he has
on 70 aprrehend thai such fugitive viii be rescued by force
ms OF their possession before he be taken beyond
@ ins = hs STATE IA which the is made, IL sha
oe me duty Of the officer making the arrest 70 such
wbsncs ~ a w. eos9ay ard % tmoye him g the State
hls agent or attorney And 10 this eud the officer
son an,horzsd and required employ
h ne may deem necessary such force aud
10 retain them In his service long may
U the SAID officer and his assistants, while
Pyea, 70 receive TIE same compensation, and 10 be al
owed ne saae expenses allowed by law Tor
o. criminals, to be certified by the judge
ms district within which the is made paid out
Of he treasury q the united States.
son hsd 20 seivce or labor Ia amy State Territory in
The District Of Columbia shall escape heeirom the party
ther agent or attorney, may apply any OF
therein, or judge thereof in vacation, and make
proof court judge in VACATION Of The escape
aforesaid and person escaping owed service or "a
Dor 70 such party. Whefeupon the court shall a re-
raj description Of the person ping with such conve
nent cealny as may be and Transcript of such record
Of the said cou being produced Ia any other state r.
rltory, or district in which the person escaping be
other cer e he any NV @ q he Tned
cause persons escaping from service or labor 10 be delivered
denee OF the fact escape and service or labor OF
the person escaping is due the party Ia record men
toned And he production by The said party
and farther evidence, necessary, either oral by ada
VII n addition to what is contained in the said record Of
the identity Of the person escaping he she shall be de
verd up 10 the claimant Ard the said court,
s'one judge or other person authorized by This grant
certificates 10 claimants OF ngveS shall upon the pro-
dncon Of the record and other evidences aforesaid gu
to 81 claimant certificate OF his right akeany such
Identified and proved be owing service OF labor
as Aforesaid which certificate shall authorize such claim
ant seize Or arrest and transport such the State
or territory from which he escaped Pro0ded, That noh
ing hereia contained shall be construed requiring the
poductlon OF transcript Of such record evidence
aesaid but In lis Absence the claim shall be heard and
determined upon other satisfactory proofs competent in law
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TN, Contest Decided.

Ior1syuLR September 1O-At the special election held
In this CITY Yesterday member Of the legislature hee
being tie vote at election in Augus) the whig osnd
date elected by 2St majority. eaff}ossf ESQ D.
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select school Young Ladies.
r. RICHARDS proposes day school ,of young u
a,e. an neasant rooms Of 18th and streets,
Monday september instruction OF me highest order WIN
siyen theb q female educanon
E IONS success ~ teacher o.
Young Ladies warrant full safsacon 70 al VINO may
her. - -
Nj, Fspnham. bookoe the subscriber, he q fl
." SsSnnAA,S'
Sept 13-6teod 4tts 8aats6rsl
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We rephbsh, with great pleasure, the following brief
but correct portrait Of OF the most remarkable and dis
tinguished men of the House OF Representatives. We
seize this opportunity also OF stating anecdole which
does justice to the sagacity and rmness OF Mr. Boyd
the two essential elements which enter into the compo
son OF the statesman He had satisfied himself lately.
after the most minute inquiry when the two bills were
before the House, tina, the Texas boundary and the New
Mexico bills could not pass the House separately and that
the only prospect of was in their union With this
impression he took his course and pursued it, No per-
suasion, no remonstrance could change his purpose.
Day and night he was importuned by Of the
shrewdest OF the House, but in vain. Mr.. Boyds
reply uniformly was, II must take my own course
believe it is the only way carry these measures =;
and then he assigned the strongest reasons for his belief
The interest Of the deepened and the calculations
OF his friends were pressed upon him. Nothing could
overcome his frmness. AT length the moment came for
acting the Texas BILL II taken up for consid-
Grafton. The next process was to leave it alone to
try its fate, or to amend il as he had proposed.
AT this critical moment he was addressed by friend
81 am requested by Texan Zone of the abest in
Congress) to inform you tina, Mr.. Zone OF the shrewd
est and most influential wings in the House, says that If
you will let the Texas bill pass alone, it will pass triun.
DOyu TtpHtu ONCE NHdt ne ulu uOl De-
lieye il that his mind made up that he was
determined pursue his own course, and would pledge
himself for the of the two separate measures
He accordingly moved his amendment, and everything
went swimmingly until Thursday evening, when, on
the engrossment OF the bill for third reading, the bill
was rejected by majority Of 8.
II was then that his friends from Texas charged him
with the defeat of the bill but Mr. Boyd still persisted
that his the only and that the experiment
must be tried again. His predictions were amply full.
filled on Friday morning, when the motion was recon.
sidered, and the bill passed by majority Of T.
Then all side. OF the House disposed to do justice
to the man whose sagacty had foreseen the proper
course and whose frmness had accomplished the OBJ
ject
"HoN LINN BoYp The stranger who visits Washington
hereafter viii ask with ety than heretofore
shown this glorious from Kentucky in Con-
gess, OF which he has been member for rnauy years
never having during his long expsrieecs, atred in the
discharge OF duly his county and his primo ples.
During the late trying troubles, he lowered above his
nsuh patriotic elevation Of character and exeried
nob speech Just before the defeat of the boundary BILL and
days prior the success OF all the compromises and
then he for the country at all haza H.,
and ready. If sacrifice himself TO and
This model member OF Congress possesses, in a
peculiar degree sterling elements Of character which,
when well commngled as in his case, make the man and
the patriot - Pearsypaaida.
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Flour under large receipts, has been heavey, ana some
quantities been shipped from first handsssy straight
State 81 Is 81 81 State, 81 90 - ga south.
em. 50 90 l2h Rye four " ~ " ~ Corn meal,
"a l2L Wheat il In fair demand ITO cents, Gencsec
los cents, white Michigan Rye, 10 cents. OATS tnew
nortbern, 40 II cents Corn, under fair demand for
port wa. cents bettersaes round yellow, 81 90
mixed western eii 62A cents Provisions are better
Mess pork $40 I2sa go j 80 ~ IS rs, prime Lard Is
Arm al 81 Cheese dali q This trade
abors under the depression OF former careless packing
The sustained shipments Of green cheese have
made dealers cautious Whiskey sells II 2st csnis Ohio
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GALE OF BRUSSELS CARPETS ON ACCOUNT or Gov
ERNMENTon Saturday morning the 4h inst, We sh.n ss
OF auction Of the corner Of 9Th street ana
syysnia avenue, NJ 10 O'Clock -. -
large Brussels carpets nom the Presidents Houses ney are
quality OF which but ituc Terms essn,
Also Immediately aher the sale Of the above, We sna -.
lot u niure groceries, liquors, Ac and hIs's
'' " o'oi :" D"'e, "''' 49, GREEN b TAsrET,
Sept l3-a p"N-.-.
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!. i2s. $50 el2,a2I s5,7s7 s29.7

Total 1,f29 $50 8t232l SS5,7y S29,I0S
This shows reduction Of 10 per in able. bodied
paupers year, and of 10 per since Ist2 Il has
the that tho English has increased
in the last year 81 900 600 entirely from sxco
articles Of domestic uacure, consumed homo, and
stamps yet pToioconsts assert the face of nieli
gent public, the paupcrs increasing and the home
trade perishing In consequence Of modified duties The
Of England and the United States have
BEEN Tor the years ending with June, a Gollowsi
1873 1919 1850
England ss5 sS9Iso s9s,s75.OoO 500 $4,000
United States 8l,757,O70 2s,3i6,7se 39. SOC, 376
The largest .tenthsof the British
derived from coffee. sugar tobacco, and sprs-
articles which England does herself produce but the
sumption OF which is promoted by the comparative free
dom OF other articles The United States de-
rived mostly from the products Of British industry, which
come la contact with similar predictions here The Uni.
ted States is this year nearly In excess
Of the expenditure The British is 60 $50 900
eO0) In Of expenditure, and will be applied
to the further reductions in the upon industry The
United States ought in the direction, and
the duties many articles, particularly railroad iron
and reduce them Others In order further 70 promote the
markets for abundant rcultural products.
The produce markets are, for the moment, somewhat
firm Cotton in particular shows speculative feeling
under the latest from the South The sales are
nearly 5000 bales daily, closing as followsI
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BALTIMORE, September l2-5 D. M
The Battle Of North Point AaniDersaryD 10 Gswsval
Cdss.--The Cane Presentation. Dsm6cratie Mssf~s-
Gen Holsion's Speech -Jenmy Limd's FIRST Concert
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Cholera at Leringfon, Rentscky.

LEXINGTON September There have been 30 oesse Of
cholera and sixteen deaths In the hospital during hs "a"
hours. The city proper continues healthy. 4.a
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TrsE PRELUDE or Growth Of . Peet's Misd, - So
Y Aug ~ fNat Halfa q tee9lA9l &nfskAHSA &~S~~-'
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~ . na,s Neyy Monthly Megaains for ssptsnnber-
IL an sddoon" supply TAYLOR d MAURvg
sept 10 bookstore, near Nn 49, 49,
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A woor. OAnDERs.

NE subscribor has been appointed sole
ar. - for The State OF Iowa, for Smiths
Linz Cards and will constantly keep on band
~" DauHer Cards,
FLEEING do
Fancy do =, /,
thar with every thirg belonging 10 the Wool
,;ns and Pulling business, such as
o"e Comb Plates,
lard Cleaners,
Press Papers, &c.
Emory; with full assortment OF Dye stai's,
,.hI;cb viii be sold al st. Louis Prices.
r. ""s" F.. T.. GAY.
Y ellington. Iowa, Feb. 90, i8J0.-25-!f.
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SLOAN'S MEDICINES.

large supply OF Sloan's Oint-
20 men', Condition Powders, Family Ont
pm, Horse F.rrerand Guile Doctor, lust re-
wed and for s,le by A. SANDERS,
Davenport. Feb 2ist. 1870 Agent.
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HOSE GOING TO CALIFORNIA,

HOULD cali upon the Agent and sup
ply themselves with few boxes Of Sloan's
edicines. discount made to those who pur-
asc by the dozen. A lmanacs to he had at the
nnter gratis. A. SANDERS, Ag't.
davenport. Feb 2lst. 1850.
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aats. Cans, Bounets and Straw Goods.
-. n. WHITTENIOlsE.

NJ IA MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, Me-,
,oor north OF the Bank Of the State Of Missouri
lave now on hand u large and well
escorted stock Of the following kinds Of
n. 10 which additions are constantly being
doz. ladies' bopnets, every style and quality;
do mems lcghorn hats. ASSORTED;
\ 40 do Rutland and straw do
4 do do Panama hats do
do do palm leaf hats do
a do boys leghorn hats do
n do do Rutland straw do
do infants, lcghorn hats and flats;
n do bows white and fancy palm hats.
FIR HATS. ASSORTED.
M d.zen mems California hats, assorted;
n do do do brush do do black !;
do do ass'd fashionable Russia hats;
do do black and brown Kossuth do
do do do and pearl sporting do
do do fashionable white brush do
do boys California hats, assorted;
n do mems white do brush hats do
40 do b brim and medium brush hats !;
do do Hungarian hate;
kO do boys black and pearl sporting do
do do medium white brush do
SAXONY HATS.
m aoz mems, Buena Vista and California hat, !;
o do do Cerro Gordo hat;
n do boys black and white wool hats;
n do do Buena Vista and c. ltornia hats;
o d. mems black, pearl and white wool do
n do do do do do do do
SILK MOLESKIN HATS.
M dozen extra fnc fashionable. Meleskin hats /;
n do No do do do
5 do low priced Angola hats;
DO do medium silk do
CAPS. Etc. Etc.
10 dozen mems cloth caps, assorted;
DO do do silk plush caps;
30 do boys cloth caps, ASSORTED;
Do do do infants furbans do
aLSO-A fine assortment ots,ock and TRIM
hgs for Hat,er,, and many kinds OF Hats and
ps not mentioned above.
I'VE would invite the attention of Merchants
khe above stock, and particularly to the stock
b ,nneis which is heavy and comprises most
ku,iiul assortment. In the above will he found
fea, variety of goods suitable for the Calitor-
trade, all OF which will be offered at low
r.
b. Louis, Feb. %, 1850. -a5-2m.
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BOY WANTED.

n active, intelligent boy wish
a ing to acquire a knowledge Of the Print
Business can obtain a good and permanent
uation upon early application to The under
med SANDERS & DAVIS.
Gazette Office, Feb. l4th, 1850.
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TO FARM ERS.

/ ARD, Butter, Cheese, Eggs. Hams.
= Smoked Beet and venson, Chcke ns. Tur-
ks, and all such nick -nacks, rec eived at mark
|plices in payment OF debts due,
Sanders & DAVIS.
Gazette Office, Feb. 2ls', 1850.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE,
CUP sTAlRs.)
Orer The Store of G. L. DAVENPORT,
Will be found general assortment Of
WINTER CLOTHING.
Consisting in part Of
Goats.

UBLK. Cloths. Frock Coats, Blk. Cloth
- Sack Goats, Black Cashmere Goats, Mole.
skin Hunting Coats, Heavy California Coais,
Tweed Coats, Sleeps Grey Goats, Blk. Blue and
Drab Blanket Coats, Rough and Ready Goats,
Boys Cloih, Tweed and Blanket Coats, Green,
Blue, and Paid Hip Jackets. Also lew fine
Cloth Cioaks
Innia.OOas.
Black, Blue and Fancy CASHMERE Pants,
S,ttinet and Vermont Goth Pants,
Grey tulled Cloth and Moltskin Pants.
Vests.
Blk Sltin, Blk and Blue Cashmere,
Fancy Wool, Velvet and many other kinds
of Vests.
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a general assortment Of
Gents. Furnishing Goods.

Such as Buckskin, Blk Kid and Oassim. 70
Gloves. Buck Mitts, Blk and Fancy Cravats,
Wool Comforts, Pocket Hdkfs., Flannel and Nett
Shirts and DRIVERS, Linen Bosom Shirts, Callce,
Check aud Hickory Shirts, Lambs Wool and
Yarn Socks. Also, good assortment OF Fine
- Moleskin Hats, otter, Beaver, Muskraf,
- Cloths and other kinds of Caps, Boys and
inIldrens CaW; ali vi which -.ili he sold a.
cheap as the Cheapest.
Davenport, Dec 9th, i84o.
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WOOD! WOODM

IN CORDS Of good Wood wanted on
~ subscription. or in payment Of debs
B the Gazette office.
SANDERS & DAVIS.
Davenport, Nov. 18th, l3i9
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l.. l.. GAY.
Wholesale and Retail rcaler in
bgs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints,
DIE Stuiis, Druggists Glass Ware.

T.Also. Dealer in Books and Stationery,
tg,cai and Dental Instruments, Teeth, Cold
Tin Foil, Perfumery. Window Glass; great
ie,y Of Fancy Articles, Sporting and Fishing
fAie.
tTAgent for Dupont's Gunpowder; also, for
this Machine Cards; supply Of which, will
kept on hand.
Burlington, Feb. Or. 1850. e5-H.
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PRINTING PAPER.

Ex< ANTED 5000 Bushels Barley, for
Avl which the highest murket price
be paid by Z S. WHISTLER.
DEC. 81, 1913.
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N. scFApIS. JAMES NAcKog.
j. NJ. .:crADiE a. CO.,
GENERAL PRODUCE
D NNISSION AND FORWARDING
M nc III "a N rs,
W. 40 LEJEE STREET,
ST LOUIS, MO.
- cfADIS.

EILI. give personal attention & and will make
ral cash advances and G assignments for sale
y, or shipment 10 our trends.
hs. cosNoLY g. &C., New Orleans.
\ G.. FARwELL & c., Boston
s SurTn a. ca. P.liladtl ,hia.
oss McFspiN a. c., Pi;sbnrgh.
FAVOR &, OploRSg, Cincinnati.
ENru * SuoTwELL, Louisville.
]. Ioais, Feb. 90, i8o0.-a5-6m.
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FOR SALE,

N DOZ. Fur, Cloth, Plush, and We
kO vet caps. for sale cheap at
dec. 81, lS4S. G.. s. WHIST .ER'S.
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Proposal, a.e i,,icd FIR Supplying tae to4or..' 8
Offices ia Iora TO-, ne net froeeeus OF sG'a ?D'tes
respeciire',;, Emi,cR TO a sum % 6e named IL "e
proposals ia each cc'e:
Augusta from Sand Ridge, mills and back
once week.
Belle Fountain from Polk, miles and back
once week.
Belle Point from Fort Des Moines, 80 miles ana
back once week. :, So,
Bennington from Red Rock, 70 miles and back
once week.
clue Grass from Davenport, miles and back
jiOnce week. =
Business Corner from Portland, 2 miles ana back
once week.
Carleton from Fort Des Moines, 10 miles and
back once week.
Chilicothe from Fountain Springs, miles and
back once week.
Dahlonega from Sac and Fox Agency, 8 miles
and back once week
Denmark from Augusta, 6 miles and back once
aweek.
Fades, Grove from Delhi, 10 miles and back
once week.
Elkader from Garnavillo, miles and back once
week.
Elkp from Moreland, Ismiles and back once
week. ,
Esington from Potsvile, 5 miles and back once
week.