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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

NASHVILLE CaNrEvrIoH.-This ricketty
snt decrepid body seems TO bedoingnoth-
ing hut passing inaannatoy resolutions
against tae USon, We petcaive hy the
Dekta'S despatch, that Nj, Cheves, of
SoQth Carolina, has proposed a resolution
to the effect that secession is the only
remedy for the aggravated evils whca
opprass the South. Such a resolution
might possibly pass the Convention in is
present truncayei form, but it would lie
%cotfed az aud mnhesded by the people
Mr. Cheves and the dce-ea;ers from South
Carolina hadbetteohaye remained at home.
There they will at least command the
spect Of the Button boys" Else
where they are without hoaoror reverence.
II. o. E~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
SUCCESSION SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of West
Baton RaHge.

n Ha.ltr q tMt SartfsEiaN W FowARD EcKLEs, de-
CEASED, [N5, 49,
nDY VIRTUE of a Commission directed to the
ID Sheriff OF the said Parish. from the Honorable
the Sixth District Court for the said Parish and
State aforesaid, will be sold at public auction. ou
the premises, ON Saturday. tic l4th 8ag Of Daea.-
dtr neff. 1880, at II O'Clock A. ~, the hereinafter
described property. belonging to the Succession OF
Edward Eekies, deceased. namely; m
D ONE Wagon and two yokes of Oxen, two
Cows and calves, six heats Of stock cattle. a lot
q Iiogs. one Bellows and B~lacksrnith's Tools,
seye0 Ola Plougas, three pairs OF Plough Gears,
Cd { Iot oh Iron, one old Wagon, the undivided
half Of an old Buggy, one negro man named Sam,
aged Is years, on" silver Watch and one old Gun.
Terms Of Sls-Personal property cash, slave on
a credit, TIA month Of March. 1851.
Nov. :, at. n. W. POPE, Dept. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
EEyTE De SUCCESSION.
Fiat de Ia Louisiana, Parcissa G'9Gasi
an Baton Rouge.
dc Ia S~YccssSl0H EDWARD
IN 9frsts v, 235j

@ dGcsit, W. S32l
I'm yERTU dune Commission aaressfe al
IL Sheriff de Ia dite Paroissc, par Honorable Ia
CoGr du Sixieme District pour la die Paroisse.
Eat susAit, il sera otfcrt en- yeute ~pallique sur les
lieux. SI.ic3i. Il l4ah ioar dc Dicsa5re pr0ch -ia.
1859, a IL heuras A. NJ, les prupri6;6s ci-apres
Series appartenaat / Ia susdite Succession savoir
Tn Wagon, deuS Pa:resd de Beats, deax Vaches,
ct leurs yeaax, six tetes d'anima5x. des Cochons.
un0,ut1et et des outiis de forge. sept ~vieIles Char
rues. trois paires traits de caarrue. IN lot De WEAK
Fer, IN vienx Wagon, la moitis indivise dun
Buggy, une m,onfre en- argent, IN vie0x ia-
sill, IN 'nsgre no1ams Sam de As ans.
Coaai.soas dc Ia reste-Le moailiar an compliant,
l~'esclave { ua credit iusq2'en Mars. 1851.
N.oc 2 IA. \. VI. PO2E. DtpNt Shs-ff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
TOWNSHIPS s%IRsAPlklLI4.
TnlUf Y Nv

I8AkGth WE III
flte EvgR YeoDY kESD rsis ARHsHLLrr-J&ees - .
Sarsat,ssiiLa fr sale In the siasfnni ,ssyss esl~h b 81
Iow,sepas Sarsatsusiilas IL IL advertised ~ NE GAsk7Sgs
NAL.G GENUINE. and all tsai. THUS yawns1sa Y % sInE. os
and never was but was formerly 4 worker W nEs3sssssSf.
n.is. and The like-yaf he assusaa tas title Vt IepafnT IA Vie
purpose OF gaining credit for shaihe " sst Hs Iays Fhs
Mas attended iso medical schools. end jssactlred, fsr afses1
yearsi - Row the tt9fh is. he never practisrd mesf1elfe .
tsv IN his life Such sedFsa. rtrked MISREPRESENTATION
tneks bad ~ tle character and yrraeIts of ta iaha. Aian
most sincerely, he hal never in1fe tfiose s'a~ rl'iiis o. sf'''
sef ar ~ ME. Nirtt viii men lrtra ti he hG'iest NftH 4fpsh-
fl in all their dealings aud inc ccoafee wBi t''siF feis'H
lrel M aitiie1 10 aue iluei Giattt a. aasfr tiit III fnsh..
aisct ing hs mixture, stating tFs5 lage EIla- ne g.iria
make. ~ III. infGt UUttiIt ID eintn,fS tthe btstitssf- Itttse
men have be 81 itisshnt+ art iivilias nHa NJ ny iftest8'+
TURNS. IN dffgr IN ietrcss the pttific @ht iifi heftl thi
HE DI f,,eii,f;s sAfsa ltsffIa WIS mt HE etHRtHf. oftqt'4s
Sarsatariha. mails from tie Dl Darf0fts plfsfttE isnfs.
pie. lgiaS r. trhwnseHd says ! have sid tts tGe ~ my
name for III a week ! tsiit siva titn $40 il he vii iift,.
dlses one single solitary proof vi this. Ills Htttettrit,s "
Tiioinusa,i. skiitntaf q Cd, are npihiaE bis 4 iiSstse 81
~falsehoutlr, simply inade - detniys the l'rhtIe- aini Keep
the truth down IN ,efar RI 10 his sbttrffs. fethttRittE ttRs-
potnf. This Ia 30 caution the pRfnic 20 triIeiui,e none M!
Did Ir. JACOB 1owlss ul's Slrstitntiitn. tafink an Y we
Old Iyscior's likeness, hts ihaafg Goat qf hr"ts, and Ms
ngnatufeaefuss Ime Tort Of Arlas.
Iri,tipat cyfts, l5a hassoa. slrtff. " y cry
JACOB uTNsESR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
G. n. Martin, IVA. Es.
trrER HuNTtsG CREEK, Caroline Co.. NJ. D

trtER HUNTING GREER, Caroline Co.. NJ. D.
Oct. II. lsi6. n
DR.. Gforre 7. Martin Sir: Having been made
acquainted with the composition of vullr valuable
P'll, by Yourself, some two or fIfree yenrs age. ] have
used then freely in my pritatr prnrtire will, et,tire
srrcrss. aud shall continue 10 10 So as long ms nav
practice medicine: and now take great pleasure IN
recommending stcI, u PHI as yours 10 lie bubble as n
safe ona efficient p%rirg1tiyr in al cases where II pur-
sativc Is necessary. Yours with respect.
JouN T. Boon. q.
~ prnrared aud sold by MARTIN & WulTElry.
nj their Wholesale Drug Store, Baltimore. And hy
the follow ing agent II. i. WADDiLL, Baton Rouge
june 3,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
speak NOT Coed Night.

o. jo not breathe that eaiIitns word
When in The i~ostiyc hill W. part,
Ny brain ]c5ngaaI, whena'rr 'tig heard, /
a dampness fall. upon:uy he,syt.
{
Crato NOT he car with such aadunA,
Whrue'cr we part at calm twilight
Ii break, tae spoil j nwS,h I'm b1ull,
Aud lail< nay thga,tas.ifcaus Of u,s1
Bat let It tcor bejjm thiee eye,
\ rosy t,Ht s1t'tae thy cares, q
TIL olly word that's hr,a;hnl aajsh
For thus love prom.la tha heart 10 spc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

Respected $,r-'n Justice te you nnl tn The Public.
and IN discharge u high aud responsible obligation
resting upon me. ] take this method If making Known
to the Public. Should yni think ii worthy If piibiiI,-
ing.> The remarkable cure your National Tonic has
Wrought in my particular cnse. ] had been lthnrinp
under m lhfertnitting fever for il months. / had tried
different eminent Physicians, but without success :
It's true. the quiniils would stop the tl,ills q dny or
two. but they would return with double whence nm.
tin | became weak and etnncinfed. NV stomach,
<wnilen and hard. my spirits broken. and had bu, liz
He hope ni arn'l Incoming n snTril mnn: laat winter
! accidentally saw this invaluable 1bnir. md ariipa
ns n drowning man would catch Mt sfraws. SO | cappht
at u b".tln Of vprr NJ licine-cnmpenrel taEjna IL
and before n~4i Il haif bottle my cltilis let me. nv
appetite gradually returned. and my spirits also. AMI
by the time ! had finished the one bottle wss. MS II
were, n new man. Nearly . yepr hns elnpsei and /
hive not had u single chill. Your Pills are he mos
popular pulls among US. Yours, 4Hith respect.
john NEIsoy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Avis au Public.

PUBLIC est par ccs presens notifie que les
l<soussSSgsnss ONT, IL 9 Septembre dernirr, 1850
I'm acte autlentiqle. tacte d'incorporationl de.
want Samuel Skolfeld, Recorder de la Pa,oisse
Est Baton Rouge, pour Ia construction dun Che
min-en-Planches, PLANK ROAD entire les
villcs de Baton Rouge ct de Clinton parcotirant et
occupant lie HENRI qui est actuellemcnt ddsigne
CONNIE lie chemin de Fer de Baton Rouge n Clin-
ton.
TT il est lie plus donnt avis que les sol,ssignes.
Signatures dn dit acte en- ont presents Une copie
l6galement certiiee Il PIlon. J. j. Burk, Juge du
Sixieme District .Iudiciaire de lEtat de la Loui-
siane,~ accompagil6e dune detnande que le dit acte
SOFT examine par lui, Ell soft aussi sournis n pa
vorat de District, du slls-hit District judiciaite.-
et de plus, quill en- soft donne avis pendant trerte
jours, an public.-Ienandant que 81 pendant &c
delai legal il ne. fat on d6pnsd aucune opDosi-
ton devant le dit Jugn, les signntaircs riisse,t
deniaudcr IN dtcret cfniiif. ccntirtnant le dit acte
Incorporation, ct autorisant les pGtiti0nnaires ct
toutes autres personnes qui putrrraiert desortnais
deycnir actionnaires du dit chenin. sous cette
charte, a iouir tie tous les droits, privileges Ell i'm
munlt6s actordes aux corporations par IN acte de
la Legislature de Get Etat, approas6 lie 1G Mars
lS!s. lntltui6 Acte pour pouyoir q Reorganization
dos corporations dams Get Etat.n
Charles G.. Mediation, Frederic Arbour.
Joseph L%arguicr, John Phillips,
}. NJ. Brunot- Jordan Holt,
John B. kleinpeter. VIM. S. Pike,
Chas. a. lion, Leon Bonnccaze,
Samuel NJ. Hart. Amos Adams.
Eugene Lanouc, VIM. d. Phillips,
oct &c, 5ts w r. TuunarJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

Il An imro Ant iuventioEIa- recently
ben urtla AMI introduced III Nr~t lnlje-,
tor the oEtrantionof iuinn tom anrarcane,
ny which, it IS SAID. au immense Iuctrasc
will be gained III the q0aurlry ct SUGAR
extracted from n given Wei yl,t Of the cane,
witch had been cut for a month. was put
into he machlno and IN the s1 Drt space of
tl!lrty--lS second, ev,uty-hjght aud Il bat
pounds Of the lutcr was produced. The
machine was tc'tod ia the mi t thorough
hummer, producing at each trial results
which proved most satisfactory.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Selling at Reduced Prices,

TUE remainder Of my large and well-assorted
j. stock of SUMNER GOODS. Persons de-
string bargains weuld do well to call Immediately.
Barsains can he had, and 10 mis;ske.
sne. ). c. A. Hon Lahar-Ae St.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Eer. Martins Universal purgafiyc
Pills,

IL offering ll,nee Pills to tie Public. we know there
"nltl"t h" ii better. or n more snfn. nasv or az rcshla
Fnrgn'lHe They speedily remove all irrtatni mai.
'rrs retained III the bowels. or when tie hpl,itunl
'|vpic tllarl'arges arn too tardv tr Insufficient for
health. by their si"ciiir virtues ilie'' restore The frnr.
iions t" n healthy action. aud The looi to it's natural
purity. Read Dr.. Rooms rrrtifcnt.:
81. n. Martin, EJ, II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Martin and WEsitc9y's National
O Tonic,

This prernraiirS is a certain cure for tie Ae,1e and
Fever. and pyeIHssin. We only AK II trial If II. aud
are satisfied llanSrs and citizens generally. will save
hundreds % dollnSfs by keeping n supply of the Tonic
and Martins Pills by them Read the fiipwing GER
'iii"nte Of worthy man who was cured by tho Use Of
he Tonic.
BEAvER-DAMs QUEEN AIMS Co.. Nd.
bcIul,rr I'll. 1917
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
New Assortment Of Drugs
Medicines &C..

THE subscriber has entirely renewed his N
Il stock Of Medicines and has just received YY5aY
a full assortment of French, English and "a
American Chemical products selected with the
greatest care and warranted Of the best quality.
Among the articles recently received and prepar-
ed are the following:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

Also n great vaF1HfY OF Ti1fs:- NfigfI'F: Tea's:
Peters; Champion; Moffht'a; Wistar's. Gilbert's:
Sappington's; Tyler's; Couk's; Winer's; Clirii,ter's:
Cougar coated u peneer's &c &c.
". I. w. has a stock Of nil the fatent Medicines
cfIhe day, and Is the only agent for the sale of Ioug,s-
,nfs SdrsaiarsHa. june Sly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

1y~S voglboni-iooAlugia.iow, bnt
before a ma g~istrate at Storrbfidge LAST
week, on the cIIar1e Of stealing turnirs.
Aler mixing so;ae droiI remark, he was
asked hy the magistrate, "Bat didu't YOU
take the tnuiip. Ioyul in Your pocket p
Prisoner; !, yoar worship. certainly not.
| went g OH the field among tibet Ut
mps. AMI ,le enrae found in; my POCKET
grew mto them We | lay, the heat Of
o. boly causing tI,cm to shoot mp faster
than ordinary. | steal tnruir', your
Wor hip, ia scorn the action, roai
tPY5ter) %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,
TIE ORIGINAL BistovEHEm Or THE
Genuine Townsend SaTsaparilIa.

Od Ir. Ttwtseni IL TOW nia,ut ~ vrirs II Hse. aud has
lon. been known ~ tho 4 t9HOR nti D!~tttfJEREH
of the q r. N NfNE BRIGiAfL TOWNSEND
SARSAPAHfLLA' HFtig poor. he was compelled 10
limit liz nrti.uiHtturr. he which means II has been kepirat
OF market. and the sales ere If'sst.tei 10 those only WHO
had proved It's worth. AMI known is yatne. II had Fsaehsd
.be ears Of many. nevertheless. az those tie raJna who had
seen healed Of sure iistsses. sml saved tratn death. pf1
rta,uaauI Ito NttuIctE} a..-..f=
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
H. T. WADDTLL., DRUGGIST,
Corner Of Third and Church SITS.

HAS Just RECEIVED q full and complete as q
IL sortment OF Drugs and Medicines, which N
he will sell at the lowest Cash Prices. At his III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

REMM BAS.E MEMony-W Who ma Ia
y,n' inquired "A Iaiy-tcacllbr OF a great
Iubbarly boy, who hal lately iSned her
Il don't know" sail he. 90
Not knowl You ought 10 ~ ashamed
of yogtse,E. A 10y fourteen scar Old
Vie, there's Iittls Djcky titon-l,a's
oniy Sthree-he g II tel, | dare a.. Cone
hert Dicky, who made you!
Odd Ii*pea the intatt pro.iiEy.
There sid the teacher, til lphantly,
i knew he'd remember
'FeI', Lcoughtcr" satl 10 stupid, faint
bat u Ilte while ago SCH was mad"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

Use DR.. MCNafn7s Acoustic OH. for the cure q
Deafness. Also. all these disnareeHtle ioises. lii,
20 l,i2ziirg off insects. f,lliHg Of water. wlliazing II
ssnin. which are symptoms If approaching dealfiess
lEsany rers'u,s " iio have been deaftef ten. fifteen. u
i&eity years. aud were subject to use ear-trlmpcis
Iass,. infer using one OF two bottles, threw inside tiiest
%rr'inpeis being made perfectly well. j. has etret
cnscs Of ten. fifteen. and thirty geirs stumbling Of deaf
-. IIuI.u /. .Mn - L
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

NEATSFO0T OIL, Lins9d Oil. Whales and
1NSperm do. Castor do. and Sweet do. For sale
at laug. a., A. Malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Fresh Turnip Seeds,
DRY Goods.

ME HAVE Just received9a splendid assort-
w ment of SILKS of various colors and quail
tiles. which we offer for sale loc.
oct. 10, c. SIMON BROTHER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

S,TACG & sHAYss Sugar cured Hams for sale
~ avg. al A. malta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Long hair is a glory to wntnan,'' va w Paul.
III al E,al La lrlitl, lE liz MINIS raaatafia..

Cfnnzt,ck's liewcs' Nerve sid iame Linr1ett. am
indiin Vegetable Elixir. is warrants 10 cure any cast
ol itletHna IN. Gnlt, { ontraclej Chords. and tIns
cles. Or still Joints. strengthens Welk Limbs. and
enihles those who ne crippled to walk ngnin. Use
His article aud be cured. or 90 without IL and suffer. rs
you please. Certificates ofeures Ivy the hundred cai.
he scenht u curtlandl-st, N. Y where this artic't
Is sold ouIv muuiua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-26
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sArusoAv, May 25-6P. NJ.
The cotton market continued active, and sales were
pretty freely made, while prices were steady. The
-four market continued quite steady, with good de-
mand from the home trade. Canadian was In active
demand, with increased sales. Southern -four con.
tnued steady at previous rates with moderate sales
The demand for wheat good but held above the
views Of buyers Corn scarce and hrmi aud the
market closed with upward tendency in prices.
Pork frm, and holders demanded rates above the
views Of buyers; hence sales moderate Beef was
firm and in good demand Cut meats continued nrm,
With fair sales. There little pushing in lard,
with sales at full prices Butter and cheese we're I'M
charged. The grocery market remained about the
same Sugars firm, and, in cases held at an
advance.
AsHrs-The market shows more armness for pots,
with sales OF IS bbs at IS SOL Pearls in moder
rate request with sales OF so bbls at IS 500
Bnr,psrurrs-F iour-The sales OF the day sum up
$3.50 bbls including Canadian In bond, at 81 81 SIS
aud nee 80 10 So n No 2superhne. at 81 62is q
f4slh common to straight state at 50 a. 50 8l,s ;
Michigan at 50 70 50 sTH pure Genesee at SO 90 a
1t 50 IS a SO 81 extra Ohio at SO Is 50
3Ih and extra Genesee at sG37 ss7 s6afhera
brand, va, ,sssy but f%st VIZ gao,s rash.
OF 500 bts Mt s. 02ls S. IS. for mixed to
aud Georscto~n There was fair business done ia
nal at 50 tor Jersey, and s31sS TOR Brandywiue We
noticed an active inquiry tor uheai but holders
sehhE prices winch buyers dd not seem Inclined to
give We bsve 81 Is refused for large parcel Of
tennessee There was only limited supply ~ rse on
The market and holders in consequence were nrm
shout coo bushels sold at 0OLc afos There little
dong In bgrip Mt Gle 65c Dat, less plenty and
prices have advanced We quote North.rn at 45c a
40 and Jersey at ~ 43Ac. The sales u reach
Cd 70 700 bu heels at tjc for Western red 65tc for
Northern yellow to arrive and delivered Gjc for
eouihern yellov. and 81 for do. White Canadian
pas we're stl lower. with a limited inquiry
CoIroS - The sales yesterday, reached 1000 bales,
eht ny Tor export To-day the good feeling coa-
tnuer. and the sales amount to 500 bales
lhovIsoSs Pork II folders were evidently more firm
ana the transactions add up $50 bbls. at $40 So .
SIC b2hs, for mess. 50 20 for SOUR do aud - SsI,
Tor PRIME There was more doing Ia Beef with a hrm
msrh. and sales Of DO bbls at IS 81 So 80 for prime;
and - 80 $40 % for mess prime steriy At
sl9, with sales 81 20 tierces We sales REEF
Hass' 20 report and pricer nnminsly thu sane
Holders OF Cw Msafs we're hrmer while buyers we're
very scsice Land was pretty active with sales % go
bbs ut 6's &c for prime, and kegs and half bbs
prime at INC. There was nothing doing In Baf,r. aud
prices show no material change Che,ss settling at
&c. for new and sbc, for old, the latter very
scarce
Rscrprs OF Psopvor nv NoRrp Rrvra Bo.r.. Tus
Dsy
flour bbls $50 Oats, bushels. .....3 500
Aches. ....134 Corn, .......5o e5
W hiskey, bbls. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-26

l.. 10
y,u;...,,.. d. r,,..,, CT, =. g.. ~.
-. :. a. ~. -, r., r. 6. D.,
- 49,
hres-MesUs H"ohtn' y 20 -Jddicions c0Hdacf 81 a
LsSv.fnf- Slare'y hsefi.rs The Ph,ladelphia Saa,r
Ulr,., If Mr.. Maeaearaf Jsgv ~ "A, Li,.,,as,,.
-
soren@ ~ CaiV@mS-bFeok ~ an .f~etesH Fs''ei-
Coffon-Ths WsstAer.
The .eeounts from ch.ercs which roach this isl,nd
= :, =, -. - -, -
Per""O"iy' qu''' ""''"' ine VI '"' P''' '""
who leaving here In numbers In me hope Of obtain
ing Iivelibood which they c.rnot 40 hare The mar.
- - = a, -, -. = =, -.
N~ e"'sfA'"s "e I''"o'P"'S S"u"s nv" " Inspect
ability. and usdesmen some are fortunate enough TO
.rocur. throush IN. assist.,ce Of friends. or from
-, -, -. -
theh own h'ue ne""s 10" A'''o''' :" "s"o' WINE
Others place Themselves board ~ ship with barrel
u..nt 40 sfrav IN. ,.pens. Of tr.,.t ana trus, "a
=.
The cspncous hand OF Htet oest"" us fortunes OF us
ovns The accounts which reach here % the state of
abinss In Ch.yr.. are s.p.-h,t ronaictins bu, all
" :, !,
seem ~reeu 90 one poih'-that IN" place most I'M
healthy but this does not deter parties here In their
pursuit % them being reduced to that hard con
,,,,o, ~h,.h .h.u.. 80, -, -. 80. r.-.
n"on' ""on ensns' ean""' ven maze harder Ihers
Ne not, ~ IL shd sny gocd without tts Attendant
evil and &c, rs,sathe storekeepers here are deri,.
A. so,,. h.nsst ,x IN. ia. h.,... A.
piAc~
The inhabitants here have heard With regret % the
rr,x.lcDe. nj The ch,l.r. In cub. Indeed h.. e,.n
-. -. ], -. -, -.
omcisiy Announces oy 'he noN' W hes'" ""o 'u'
Mayor Of this city has ntmsted that the reg ulsaions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-26

E s:ss r =. Roads wind light
H Nd s,,S vsy'e s,o .susrs rsd vessel
SSr hssss. .sy S sSss:sn D"s 81.
"a 4N.Ar MP Gen rarl.g MKsr.. Liverpool brig
RUSSIA & sart Mspass Drys
p E. VI TO. ss M san Buxton, York
r7.% s as Sssl es ai
MAonI1srorr, Nav brig Nerth America Poster. N
HYorl ai Cameo Noon market aS.sas On si Sos,
Sr ss' a.' ss'I Nay IL a :sSs us.
Brayos santisno Ia, ana symmo Chsgrss CID steamship
&1s and 'a Them :.
Peri yepdrts Frame brig Patriot Gage New York. sssr
l7th A. B-An brig Attakapas, Gsstrbls. Wilmington.
My Sri. ,'srs cs.ns. Bssasr SIof
ely r;1' "sst .,%s s.asy rs.
sr 0 or,sa I'm ssn.d% a Sss for a. &
AIMEE, Luther, fun scmerse. for Delaware; Atlanta. -
NBsdioId NYori 2l sehI Lady Of the Ocean. fosss.
Nxw BEnroKp May 2~Arrseh Oscar Jones' Kelley Nor
NAsTUoxsT May 2s2sld schr ALLIE. Brown. Philadsl-
Isss.eoLA, MAY lsca sehr Aaslins, Chapman Boston.
Parknrd, Thomason Ontario, Hosmer, Camden, Ne. SID
Ponrl%sS Nay aass bark csn.as Ls.vi.. xs.a.A.
Sc sss 1 is Geo k Mrshns MScr1y
May s'H .esr ka sIanas ' s.rsa% Phi
ss f. Fsas ss sA 9:
Psii,sslphis a$or dir TO- to WIND 81,
bark Emily Wilder ZanzilaI; trg Drsco RIO Grands.
May o ,ss1; Hsrvss r ,s lssh
Horton Norfolk; 2st Mount Hope Prince. Sarah,
WMsNcroS May a Bril- Mssepps cos,on, Boston; .chrs
Fdes Garwo"S Work Ir, Bss Us sr Hortoa deg louis
Upton Boston. brig hauled in Al the o.er end Of
bark New World, Hamilton Liver DOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-26
Telegrnphic Reports.

Bvrr.Lo, Nay - 1850.
IT. ceipts since yesterday. follows :-Flour,
s,5CV btis wheat ~ 900 bushels corn. none. There
g. much doing to-day there yesterday in
n.sr while sslcs reached Loo bbs Mt So 81 s. 3T
for srsight State and Western aud IS la 50 Is for
common state aud mired western There IL mode
d.mand for what, aud the market 4. steady with
sales Of " bushels at 81 for Wisconsin aud 81 %
I'll 10 for Ohio. Corn " firm aud 10 good request,
with sales 81 mixed Western Lt $50. aud Hat yellow at
$40 In whisky nothing has been done, while prices
nominally the same frreights stil unchanged
Ais.sr, May 25 1850.
Since yesterday. the receipts follows .-Plou~
5000 ibis; -beat, 1000 bushels; corn, $500 bushels.
The demand for -four 10 good with u OoO Dbl.
at s. o2 for straight state aud Western s. rs 81
for Michigan and - 90 SO i2i, for pure Gene..s
Wheat firm with good milling inquiry. aud sales Of
2Oco bushels Gen.see at previous quotations There
IL fair demand for corn and price. better 9TH
sales Of bushes Mt ctc for mixed Western and 81
sc for round ycllow. Also. 5000 bushels mixed
Western TO arrive In three mouths. at $50 The sales
Of Ohio whistey reach itp bbs ~ axe.