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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLANTIC. LAKE AND MISSISSIPPI TELEGRAPH
CONSTRUCTED BY
HENRY REILLY,
And Connecting with nearly all the
Prominent TOW "a > i'm The United STATES
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.

To The Commercial and TTareling Communits.
Hy Captains ond Clerks OF steamboats,, and tru,
lels generally. will find their Teegraphic dispatch
es TAI Efullg attended TO, at the Agency on board
'hc WhaTi-boa at Evansville
9cs-Passeneers can hand their dispatches and
payment TO The steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause ali dispatches to u handed over
O the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers mas,
Evansville iandiagl
RyDlspatches sent Evansville for officers or
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, at any hour Of NIGHT or DAY.
lo There is no place in the Union vnere Tel
'egraPhic business is more satisfactorily transact
ed than at Evansville,' says Henry O,Reilly, in
late letter; and the public may rely upon every
effort being made hereafter, as heretofore, TO rende
gli satisfaction te tie commercial and travellin
community
s~- The Agents on the WharEtoat are Cnp,a
= q. O'RiLEy & Co. forwarding merchants
and the agent AT the Telegraph Office is Mr.. COSBY
pDespaches should ARRAYS he handed 10 the
Agent on the wharf boat, Mr. /. C. O'Rilev The
me cannot he responsible for those handed TO 9th
els to be forwarded.
e-rll JOHN lNGLE. Trustee.
". l.. hoILiNssN OLTn. '...........JNo. ". BucHre
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, glass Ard CUEENsvvARU
HOUSE,
H9teT s'red. teileeea 1lLqin end Locrst.
EVANSVILLE, Ia
. HE undors signed are row receiving n r.,,.
A ahd well selected STOCK of ~
ShiNA AND QI-ENSWARE.
WHICH, WIN thtir pTesenI lot, will make ne deS;ra
''e an assortment as may be found y,es Web,ya
,.i'eu rom il'tsbnrsh we-assorod stock of
l"ihss-ware, and are desuus thar MI in wan, ~
ne ao'St articles may give US a call. as we era
atishe1 thal II will be 10 their interest 10 do So
We invite tit aiisniiOn of merchants and dealer,
20 examine oer stock, being assurtt that we offer
.nuucsi',ns 10 dealers entirely sufficient 10 sron
'hem here II they call Ofders put up with des.
'ry without breakage. ''' ''~"'
:, ~ "e 1re Offering inducements in retailing
PIeaNc call and see "is
ieti2 # HoLLINGSWoRTH e. HUGHES.
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Oysters! Oysters.
lust received 20 cans fresh BoliI mcIe Oysters
j at the EuiriIe Res:au.eni
c,l9.u JOHN FARRELL.
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FOR CASE DEFosITED

THE Evansville lnsuraEc, Company vii pay in
/ te.est as ful ows-j!e tiiTe oil repayment being
fixed by agreement. q the Line OF making tic dc
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C,PARTNERSIIIP.

TO tt Z CfIICERS' G SCErTTEE CT
Tie Uar 81 i1i2-'l4, Ne Ia0.oA - n: 0h He
Ctsoeis of ise tate EisIieGA Uar
WE are prepared 10 ohta the Bounty Land
W due yos. under hr late actof oncTess. Cne
ol cur .irm will b. iu attendance on TIE Depart
mcnt. ~ Is Warrington. which w Il ensuTe prompt
rtss and spfccv attention to business entrusted u
our Con 'tn. lie te!s from 4 distance POSTPAID, WI
receive prom attention
G.. Il. M0NSARDAT & co.
cc,l2-lm 4S3 Main II Louisville, hy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-12
z. :. SALT

sfG0A SACHS Z. |. sGlt inst 'cefived
SOSV STEINER Chief Justice Marshall, o
s;aiaGin for sale Tow hy
TAYLOR - HARVEY,
n loft 'tate- stree
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

TEXAS AND HER ROUND ARIES.-The bill
submitted 10 the Senate by Nj Senator Pearcr defining
the boundaries Of Texas and prof rrine udemoy
ten Mill ms # OILERS for any territory which nigh, be-
transferred from Texas the United States under the
proposed arrangement md for other claims o aeains,
the tnled States ,cnmnrnd lfbv its TAI ahd aim
plrlty io the favorable consdera OF Congress and the
country.
II has been admitted all hands from the first that ie
absorption BY the Uniei States Of he customs
nf Texas on the event of ion. did mrse obi
CATION upon tho General Government to make some c,m
pensa m for the revenues absorbed And this ohya
non was The more Imperative from The fact that Texas
had pledged these security guaranty
considerable" portion Of her debt bonds bearing the
pledge on their fare.
The territorial claims of rexas are involved in much
disputes aud II must he arknow lodged that tho action of
Congress in reference that subject has always heen
consistent There have been virtual recogniions of the
nnd1res o Fex's defined by herself aud hv other
acts of tina General G vernment SAINT, Fe has been 10
eatded as belongiog to hrei pnweras In the ease
III the law If b,cksto nothing of the conquest
d New Mexico by the tro pm of the United States. and
HE establishment o sepnate government there. under
the military authority of the Union.
The whole case, however, Il fairly of compren
III which mutual Concessions may hemaie without sscr
fee of procipe either side Mr. Pearrc'+ bill seems
10 meet he difficulty proper spirit and with fir
sranre OF eie,.pt satisfactory nrang mrnf. Il eves
10 Texas ample territories sufficient. liberal in
demniIv. and New Mexico wha, the people Of
that country aoxius'y desire separate pl zeal ex
istence free from the jurisdiction of Texas
This question settled there room for tho hope
that other kindred issues which have been allowed Ion
long t'llstact tn" deliberations If Congress- be hap
plv adjusted ais in The shirt of ronciiatnn The
admission Calf mia especially presents Itself n
sure worthy # all accep'ainn and which IN point Of
iac is hese by difficulties except ia tous ones.
Bait. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

meeting is to bo held this afternoon for the
purpose of appointing delegates TO a Conven-
lion to be held in Wytheyie. This Convention
is designed to increase the subscriptions to the
stock of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
Company. 1t is essential to speedy prosecu-
ton of the work of this company, that it com
rnand more available funds Large draughts
have been made already, upon the present stock
holders. and without demanding the payment of
cxhorbitant ins'alments, the company cannot
commence, as is desired another section of the
work But with additional subscriptions, this it
will be fully competent to do. We hope, there
FORE that our citizens will feel an interest in the
approaching Convention, and so proceed as to
have Lynchburg well represented by Jealous
and influential friends of the road. We hope
that Lynchburg will not shrink from this work,
and after having done large share the work
herself will not fail to exert her influence in in
ducing her South Western co-partners in this
work, to come up to her help.
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FREIGllTS UP AND DOWN THE CAN
RICHMOND. Auyust sth. 1850.


TOBACCO--The market this week very dull and
prices to-day fully so cts wor Than last week. Wa
quote i.ugs as ranging fom So IN ASGr new. aud Atl
I" 81 nr old; midiog and eo,d Leaf fr m " to S9l
and $40 !" 1921 fine shipping and slemmng. extra
maouf,eming &ll In SIG.
FlOUR-Richmond 49, toS5.
NllEAT-New 81 10 for red and 81 8 for white
CORN-G5 cts per bushl.
OAlS-We quote 40 cents per bushel IA the selling
RYE-A good demand f,r di4liiliug, at6s cents per
bushel Tor m extra prime article.
WHEAT OFFM.-l'rown. Stun4 80 cent?; Ship
Stuff. 50 cents per hushel The supply Of Bran and
Shuts in tho h,nls of millers entirely exhans ed
CORN MEAl.-S0 to IS cents per bnshe.
PROVISIONS
we quote rev city cured Bacon a, 7a7, cs, hog ound
Western sides 81. shoulders 5l5l; "Qneen Cit,'
hams To-. new Hams sac cls Lard, IN bbls TAI !
cts, in kegs, 7,as, crs. per H.,
BUTTER Mouo,an frkin. iAal7i eta. per III. for \
superior article; ordinary Article may be quoted at
10 cents
COFFEE With continued Limited demand pri
ces remain ns las reported with tendency advance.
Rio oial0l; Lagnayra loaloi; Java lllal3.
MOLhSSES-As usual at this season, continues
quiet but higher prices asked say fnm Cuba 2'ia26
CTS Porro Rico 27a3O cs New o leans 26 80 per
gallon.
SUGARS We quote y. Orleans 6a6i; Porto Rico
I6a7 eta.
FLAXSEED 81 lc-none arriving
CIOVERSEFD.-&ls VI. per bnshfi, dull.
BEFSNAX-22 % cts. per In.
COAl.-l0 In lS cents FER bnshel, best Clover II II
IS cents.
CANDLES We quote tallow Candles Hale els
iluh's patent lic; Jacks,n's do l2sr Pa'apsco ada
man,ine 2G,27 cts; spermaee 43 To "A cts; Cincinnati
adamaniine 26a2S eta.
FEATHERS 81 "A 80 cts. per III. for geese.
FISHING. cut leungs So so. Mackerel-No. F.
Sl3-2 t0-3. s. Shad-none IN market.
HlDFS-Green sailed cents per h., Call sailed q !
cents Ia 81 l2a each Spanish l2s 10 cents.
IJNE-Sales Of rhomason at S from tho wharf,
aad Camden Doc.
Pi.ASrER-I.ump. So. from the wharf. scarce; on
the Basin Si,; iercrs of 500 pounds ground 81 40.
SOLE LEATIlER-Good 10 To - cts ! damaged
l2aiG. ....
FREIGI1rS.
Nothing doing in forelgn ftoiQlts.
New York-Flmr. per Dbl 10 cts; coal , cents per
bushel; tobacco. 81 so per hid. boxes Is cts.
Bo,ton-Fl ur % cents; coal. none shipping; obnc-
co ner hid, So So boxes 90 cents.
Balumore-Cnal 3 cents
Philadelphia Flour 90 cents; tobacco 81 80 per hhd
30 cents fr boxes, coal 81 cents per bushe Phadel
phia measure.
On the Canal-To Iynchburg and intermediate
places, 0 cents per 100 lbs.
RcHMoNp. Any. 8. 1850.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BFEF. -Seae ,eeght-s2 rs 10 So 25.
SHEEP-Neti, 81 50a3 per head. pnces varying
according to quality
Hoes Neu per cw'. - 5O To -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

o. 81 distinguished and hi,hv responsible posr, and
elect me as Of your delegates shall take nv soa in
the Convention knowing no party and will. with fIpi
" and II the best of my ability reflect vour wishes and
orr ons. 81 lar as iey shall he asceraned by uron
all the refrms require ever bearing in mnd the
truly Republican axiom. that the Representative is tho
agent Of the people, and bound carry out faithfully
Their Known wishes.
shall attend the July courts of Amherst and Nelson
and the August cours Of Abemarle where shall have
the pleasure of seeing Of The of The District
AMI Will have an opportunity of communing with theta
more in detail. in person.
IIFTLEBfRRY y. LYON.
NELSON County. July 2, 1850
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
FoR THE VIRGINIAN.
CHARLOTTE CONVENTION DISTRICT.
THE DREAMER AWAKE.
Franklin, July Is h.

On last Monday (cmn d'y,) The people of this coun.
ty, addressed upon the subj ct of the coming State
convention by The dlfpreut candidates. First up,n the
stand we behed Mr. Grigshy. noted "dredmer," who,
had not entirely recovered from the srahng blows that
dealt upon him the court prevous by the talented
reform candidate Col. Bococ, Mr.. Griesbv seemed ia
he nndoub edlv awake, and when he nrmed the people
that M Anti Remer could be elected IN the district
many hearer donh readytl eXrlam: Surely lis
moi dream. lie appeared TO be fully aroused, and
freed from the
"Chains lha, had bnnd hi n"
and told The people in substance hal owing TO ICON
catennion Of circumstances. health, prospect Of defrat
&c." tina, he felt it be his duty, TO retire without
murmnr from the canvasS-yes he saw that mighty
tide Of Reform sweeping over the land-and that
glooms prospect ahead for he AMI Reform party,
he would therefore rather retire his $50 900 tobacco
hills" and not rghten The honost people again with
"dresms" # noppy headedJdgcs" and the Free Soil
gentry' lie sad, he did intend nj time 10 have
prosecuted the to is end" however "bHer"
the pill at last might he, but as the last ba was 10
he fought ard he little lame, he "uooll start first. he
told hat the interests of the tobacco planter gone
the people had the privilege o eectng their officers
Such language were better suited 70, he dark ages,
before Of the benches of his nooy headed Judges
Bn, let The prophet, our new horn ''mlerile," pre-
die, "ber end )" it only the last lingering thought
of mind. who had so long been reposing In dreamy
SUMMERS, that. when awake to his true situation. he
beholds the ''cnd' Of the conservative party. "bier
indeed. But truly the last battle Of that arlsocracy,
which has kept Virginia in the very dust, is to be hope
lessly fought The great form principles whrh guar
sntpe equa rights 10 the people, will triumph in this
district The people will listen 10 no compromise Of
Those enthusiastically have they listened too long tn he
wiley and cunning adversary which has enced but to
destroy. After Mr. Grigsby had concluded, Messrs.
Boeock. Flood. Wosham and Hon. james w Bonldin,
(who is also a candidate now,) advocated strongly and
f,rcbly The Reform principles. Mr.. Caldwell who,
net being in The habit ofpubc speaking, was content to
left IN
one who has faered in rendering to them. III Sc
rights which Justly belonged to the people. All who
know Mr. Caldwell. feel we'll assured, tina, he will
never descr, horshs of tho people Tor he always has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
ITEMS.

rE It is strange that the enemies ofthe Com
promise should denounce bitterly, the APP
plause which came from the galleries, during
Mr.. Clays speech.
Ns, The population of Staunton (Va,) has IN
creased in 10 years 1908. The present popua-
ton of that place is 1921.
as,It is said that the Wing party in Boston
will vote for no man, TO fill the vacancy IN the
Congressional representation of that State, unless
he endorse the views of Mr.. Webster. They
have also, determined TO support Democrat IN
preference to a Freesoiler This we say, upon
the authority of letter writer.
Sus- The Knoxville Register informs us of an
old gentleman, who resides in Jefferson county,
(Tenn.) lie is 1872 years old and voted for Cen
eral Washington the President of the Union.
NG. The Wings are carrying every thing be-.
fore them in Missouri They have succeeded IN
all of the departments.
r-Y The Wings of Massachusetts, have nomi-
mated Charles w. Upham TO fill the vacancy
created by the death of Mr.. King.
ns. The Petersburg Intelligencer says the
Corn in that region is doing remarkably well,
and Tobacco will prove better than was sup
posed.
ne. The Carpenters of Washington arc on " a
strike" for higher wages. They are only fol
lowing in the wake ofthe German talors of New
York, whohave not only struck for higher wages
but have wound up with riot.
hS;- An abolitionist named Chaplin, has
made an attempt to carry four slaves belonging
to Messrs Toombs and stephens He and the
slaves have been arrested.
%. We regret to learn that the Cholera is
prevailing to an alarming extent at Harpcr's
Ferry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

vSrEtns0:
Rules held in the CLERKS oieo tho Circuit Court
~ Of the Corpo,a,ional iyochbng, Monday, the al,
asv Of August, 1870.
Richard w. hurkp. Plaintiff
against
Joseph Albright John II Shcrf,rd and Iienr, |, Ma
WE'LL partners donu bnsness under tn. firm Alhrip
Shorrad n Co, William I, Smith, William W how'd and
William weaver, Defendants,
IN C1I\NCERY.
The object Of this so i-to subject IL, dhs proper.
w. aud effects o the absent Defendants. hands Of the
home Defendants, WIN. T. Smith, WIN. w How'd aud Fred.
Martin and 10 subject the lands ri the said absent a an
dants in the possession al the home any
In this State Ia the payment of the anl,n al
legged To amount IN the aggregate 10 90 with inter
at heronn Ia sol the Plaintiffs lien in opposition
10 that claimed by the Defendant Weaver.
appearing by AFFIDAVIT that the said Albright Shctrarl
Coz not residents III thi, State 1t Ia arrr.d that the,
do appear a. the tlsrhs oc. al this Court within on
month after due publication hereof, aud do what
~ protest their ncrestand that copy OF order he
published once week io' four successive weeks IN the
lnchhnrg Nnginan and he posted the front doar III the
court house In the said Corporations, the first day the
neat Cooperation Count.
CopyTestc
Sancey n Davis, re ID. ROBES, Clh.
lS-wlW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

INDiANA.-S Sale Of Dr. .WInne's Yermif,ce,,--
Among ihr hundreds II letters, certificates ard orders
received by the prop'i,rs Of this medicine the l,wng
sci c'ed 10 show its character aad tie effect NJ -
in = distant part of the West. The Nlesss. C"tm
dry DDS merchants bit also agents Tor the sale vt
the choicest medicines.
WINCHESTER. Isp. Sept 20. lsi7,
".Ncs1s. Kidd &. Go. We happened to get h" ri
WLnnes fermtnge last sfriog pfsparrd by Yourselves
s. The v-rnituoe WA introduced in cinmn-
nifty, the demand berann great for IL that sork
exhausted. II has produced the best effect
wherever it has bern used IN this secou and very
popular among people. We dc,ir"ns Of nhai'
tho med cine hereaf direct from vorselvas, II soils
raj idly than any other medicine we keep. Ple>se
send us gross immedaielv.
D. INV COTTON"
For Sale wbolfs,e aud retail. bv ID. II. PAYNE &
BRO and -. r. LYMAN. lynchburg. Va.--and by
Druggists generally thTouphu. he United States.
August i5--lt 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

ConREcTIoNs. is not our custom to correct
the errors which are made in editorials but
ius,ice to ourselves requires, that we should
correct broad error in our last leading article :
" Minor lars" was printed "m'n'otwe tdrs.'
We are aware that in recent publications, er-
rors have crept into both our editorials and com.
muncatons our apology for this apparent neg
ligence is the indisposition under which we have
been aboring for the last few weeks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
CONCER

Tho notice of a Concert by Mr. ITarg and
Master Thomas is to be found in The issue otto
day. We do not profess to be musical amateurs,
but having enjoyed an opportunity ofhearing tho
music of this company we feel assured that
they will meet the expectations ofthc pu Bile
We have seen complimentary notices of the
Youthful Violinst' from competent Judges; and
we have no doubt that he will succeed in gain.
ing applause here as well as elsewhere.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
DSrgsp,t0 !.


kues holden IN th. Clerk Office ~ the Circuit Cont
~ oft toporaiion Il iynchhurg, Monday, the 5th
day al August, 1854,
James u Renwirk and Hamilton How'd, Merchant. and
partners trading under the firm and style of James Rem
wrk y Co, Plaintiffs,
agans,
Joseph Albright John n. Shrrra,d and Henry n MAJ.
we'll lronmaser aud partners undr, the firm and style
Albright, sherrard Co, and wamT Smith.
Defendants.
IN cHANCFnY
The object NJ this sui, 10 -uhoo the and effects Of
the shsen, In the hands VIM Smith home
Defendant ethr payment oi the par,in- demand against
the said absent scged he $3.50 with nierc.,
aud 30 appearing by affidavit that the Defendants, Al
bright, Sheffaid Co. not residents ol the Statrit
Is ordered thu, the said Defendant, d. appear here within
month amer due publication hereof and 10 what IL
eos-ary to project their ,nr,cand that copy oil this
der ho published week oi four weeks IN
the vnehhury Nrrnan aud posted the front door ~ tho
c"ntthnn.r In N" said Corporation the Hrs, das III the
neNt corpoi alton Court
Atory-Tcsie,
J. Il G. T Wills, P.Q ROBES, CHI
Aug IA--wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
FL NERAL 0RAilD\

funeral eulogy viii be delivered a, Rough Creek
Church. (Charete CO.. on the life, character and pub
he services of the Lite President of he United STATES.
(Grn, ,chary Vayor,) by Hunter II. Marshall. Esq
on the 81 Angus, next To which the public invited
To n tend.
Charlotte Co August 10, 1850
Republican please cop.
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Family Residences for Rent

yTNIIh subscriber has for comfortable FAMILY
l. RESlDENC ES situated in retired and pleasant neigh
borhood the hill Both tnements have recently undergone
thorough repair from basement garrett having Gommodous
dining and closets in the Easements together with
wood lots, good gardens &c str. attached to the
premises. On oil these lots well oil excellent water,
which will be used in by the two tenants. Posses
TO be had Immediately.
June 27-wiits CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
Obitl,orp.

Died On Saturday mnrning the ltl inst. Mrs. SA-
RAII ANN WHITE in the 2Is year of her age, con-
sort of Mr. Lilteberry White Of Amherst County. The
deceased, was exemplary and truly pious member Of
the Methodist EpiNc 'p, Church She has left discon-
soole husband. child. and numerous friends and
lat ons to mourn her uptimely de,h
-. Saturday m,r ing the 10th inst. BETTY
BRECKENRIDGE WATTS, fourth daughter of Col
WIN NJ Peyton Of Roanoke County age years and
tnnnhs
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Id. Issn

Tobacco. Receipts and inspections cni,nne igh, with
smal stock IN hand for inspection 800 hhds inspected
NE past week against iOf hhls corresponding week If
ss year. 2g2 hhls solJ ~ follows 10 hhds ~ from IN
~; Is hhjs at II IN 81 IN n 80 hhds at from as To o,
lO3 hhds at from 80 10; lOo hhds al from $40 to i5
and hhis NJ fram Is To- % ~
IIheai-95 cts ff Red, 81 for " hite.
WILLIAM L. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

;cle and contains Just reflections. Among the
roe,ic contributions, we observe short poem
npon James River, by young gentleman for
,ncrly of this place. There is considerable vari
CIV in the present number, and we are sure it
cannot fail to be read generally.
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- y OIL u ITO. "

DIS y OLV TEO.r ".
AUGUST I, 1850,
TUNIIE firm Of Bell Rucke 4 Brooks is this dav dissolved
1 by mutual consent and Limitation. The name nt the
firm only be used in winding up the affairs of the
The Books, Bonds and Nccounts, will remain al the
OF George NJ Rucker, who succeeds business
Those to whom the firm is indebted will present their
claims him early possibeand those indebted by
open Account, will please cali him, he will
settle all claims due from to the concern.
We take ision to return sincere thanks to our
friends and customers Tor the very liberal patronage hes
owed connection in business, and, respectful
" ask for SUCCESSOR the liberal patronage kind
" extended to WILLIAM BELL,
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER,
JAMES g. BROOKS.
Amos ifs
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LNNtubVNG MAVk ETH. AUGVST1l
lror,''o"s. bacon, 81 IN Beet s. Ia 81; Umn
Meal so 10 IS cents
tYoW-$iss$5. Sales at for Super Fine, IS, 10
S. for Family in demand
Grdia.--Con. - 10 80 cts Oats iot Il cents
Clorsr Seed 81 nomins
Hhishey,-Mouatao 3-i.anghorne & Hunts 30
cents
Beesrar-20 cents.
Baia'--ll 10 - cts. fn NJ. |.
Brandt 49, Apple. none otiet,nf Peach none llrfinp
BU Iron - $50 assorted and $50 80 when drawn 10
order.
Coies-Rn IL 10 lei cents; l.agulrN l2l; Mocha %.
Country Liaens-row II. FLAX slSli cents.
Cotton Yarns Sales lsaao cents.
ftathsrs--Sl To SO cts.--Soarce.
Fiar Seed Sales 90 10 % cents.
Esh-llerrinps. No |. ST.: Shnd. old 81 50
new $lo Mackerel. NJ 3. IS 80,
1,loG-o cents.
%- 50 per bhl
Itooi-2 To 90 cts, in demand
Tool Rohs--S5 to 81.
Guseng-25 to 20 cents
Ifmp-We quote a To Sc. in dsma nd.
Iinseed OILS ccn,s--in demand.
Imd-6. e. Go
.Moia"es-Wes, India - 10 40 cts per gallon \
o. AZ 10 i5 DENTS.
Padsr--lnmr 81 to So; Ground. A6i ~.
Sugars -New Orleans to- rrnts; Porto REQ toS.
cents; Clarified l2i cents: Loaf itol2l cents.