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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28

The LEesLATURE.-The ioin,
tee Of this body, to which va, ~.
consideration Of the Goverpo,,.
have reported a bill recommends
ventlon. 1t provides that M : u
thereto be elected on the Is, NJ
September 1851, and that lhe ~.
meet % the I'd Monday Of NOv.mS., |.
5l-each county and town 10 N,
same number Of delegates, tbev !.
tied to in the House Of Represents.
There is no doubt that the bin vin
a law, lift has not already.
The resolutions censuriOg Fo.,.
declaring the interest oil The Star
in his hands, have passed The H,...
vote Of 4s 10 SO, and will pass 4. \
by a vote Of % 10 8.
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Tribute Of Resnect.

Pursuant to notice a meeting was held in
Canton, on the 9th inst, to express TIE sorrow
of this community for the death of George W..
Henderson, and their respect for his memory
Whereupon, G. Calhoon was called to the
chair, and I. ShackleGord appointed secretary.
The chairman appointed the following gentle
men u committee to draft resolutions express
siye of the object of the meeting to wit J Ham
dy, M. Jones, w, Dranc, E. G. Henry, and
J. Heard. After retiring for a few moments,
the committee made thu following report;
WHEREAS it has pleased Che Supreme Ruler
of the universe to remove from our midts, and
from the sphere of usefulness one of our most
esteemed fellow citizens, belt therefore,
ResolUcd, That we have heard with the
deepest regret, and with feelings Of heartfelt
sorrow Of the death Of our much loved fellow
townsman George w. Henderson.
\ Resoiged, That we can all bear testimony to
his upright and honorable character; that he
was highly regarded in this community, as a
good citizen, as an honest man, as a kind and
tender husband and father, asa faithful and
reliable friend, and asa most useful member
of society,
Resolped, That we deeply and sincerely
sympathise with his berepyed family in this
mournful inaiction, and that in testimony Of
our esteem for our deceased friend, we will
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolped, That the family Of the deceased
be- furnished by the secretary with a copy
Of these resolutions, and that they be pub,
lished in the papers Of this place,
G. CALIIo0N, Chairman.
7. sHAcKLEEoRD, soe'y.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28

I5sThe communication of Randolph"
was intended for our issue of the 18th, but
was crowded out one week and mislaid
the next. We present il now as a part Of
the recent political history Of the County,
having failed ourselves to give any account
Of the meeting to which it ieft rs.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28
A. 2. HILL---Editor.
CANTON:
THURSDAY, NovEMpHa, 2sth 1850.

IGen. Felix Huston will address the
people at Camden on Thursday, the 9Th Of
December, in regard to Southern rights
and remedies. He will also address them
at Vernon, on the 7lh. There will be a
barbecue served up at each place, and eye
ry body is invited to attend, especially the
Ladies. a.-
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]. A. QUTTMAN.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Jackson NoU. IS, 1850.

Lovic Lambeth, charged with the
murder ofJohn Tate, Of this county, and
whose trial was removed to Yazoo county,
was convicted on Tuesday last.
we understand that a motion for a new
trial is now pending.
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ICON municatedl
The Submission Meeting !.
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MARKETS ELsEwuEnE

NNTLNs
fHit1nrITIu,. Sra zlfirg Lo1rl-is3 ne so-risCa-
ne - ~ ~ do. do. 4 a. % DO d. o. t' DO do
= ~ % 90 40. la DO Csrispf aat Aassr RAILROAD
E2ss. s.N do IS 20 az; ~ sa voksbnl- Aailrail 1870
st!N Pbasylysbia 81 C. % ths ,lereace City. b. ~
t-WV ititgd states ts ~. lit4 $500 DO, 1896 AGO
do. ss. -, ga 10 she Pernsygania hiuk h az a. gti-
sceThih Nnrk, lf IS do archarcs Bauk .iI. n 10
ItnlD 'a-ls hs,it a., 20 - ~ heaitrs %, 20
s. 20 do, fti; Siun Do cItat. S4unJ 90 IS, 7fs -
ths heearE Hhiiaad y 500 nuif lt5n saiir .d5s o.
~ gla ~ ter Bn X Tenh t.t 500
l12 .e %. Urier tltai, ST. 81 Aieshaay s "a So
Secad EorrfsltU ksastus hsilr.aI ts 71'f Srbi 10.
90, 10 che Ag-iis Caea "a, i1 a.. o.. 81. 40.
tsacirF Eail-t1a o. 1ir, - Ef. T4tfd sIsrrs R.ak
l7s 30 do do. rs; 1td1 DO, l'. ~ a., a. ~ N 40
ltHnAiin lirr U.s. o. do Nilmrsios rs I'D a. III DO,
Lols lt'and rsir 81 ~ &2Dtu ctesa -esLs snd Dsia-
vsts Aannl - ~. s "a 1000 Cog, e.. @ 81 90 a.. ~. W .
~ co. ta'a' s. b re tuir- 80 lrc.u ... gLUri -
- sio g.. ~ i'y Cisaesic sri Dcia sa.s .aaal o.
q a. 80 d. sos.
iAtrrsoHs sl-rISnrH IS = chs :. SAINT. Rant 100.
= DO 90 ht DO. ~; ~ DO as ri..s' Firsuisas Ia
q
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Cleared.
6slR'l5 si sss.a qia,
schmidt Balchen; suiana Bnrreii New Orleans Hoi.
southport Mccormick. savannah sturgss Chairman
Elm N!sasr;op San TEsnsS Leland
Isfs:si BaRSary, d. Ed%asd kaais. Charles
81. st. 6sss eli s. chas ss .S
RShn Wiinip ss,S NC; Abbott. LayIssss Mobiles
isn Ne aa4ss p DSGsy inne s0'' Rock
sekr.Geu Wortd. Post Brsscs 81 Jaso, ssrdy, chas
I a;ss5s5
wotton Sowssiri Coral Nickerscn. ROrtisad -" '''
s'eamsrS-renObsoOt. Seymour PbiiatslPAai vsiOan
siOop~Ao,es Eddy. oshes, Providence
Arrived.
,n SnTs sna Dublin days. VITA iron
Bari RGstsSf iSsss TIa5n; RE Jansit9 Is days. with
Bark Mary henle tBr) Mitshsl. Havana y days. with
s. Jase lot PortAndl Jordan 81 Jag. de Cabs 20
day. with sugar 20 mstsr Spoke oil tho More bark Ran
HAN lame: Tsil' ls!,as, Per. Prince A9s 80 9Th
95s isdp,'fy
seh1 Hone bepe. is1 ss saT,s Fla LAT ION "
Bank Stevens. sa1annnh 10 days. with cOttOn
Psse ,ss S.s e Il;
ae ,iiaaSr fdr Ja.a 3D. ION wig
IIs IssfSs lR!l ss.ss s.rsn: aay. yiss salt: ..
gale fron Ne stove boss galley buwartS, and received
BINS RA@ie. tof Tbsna,,onl Crawford. Anquils. Sept
Brig Lunt Campbell, Jacksonville, 10 days with cedar
&c 18Th inst, at & Ion ~ toll with brig Meridian, of
Baltimore ChaTleston for Baltimore in sinking
dtiop having aeak in gale the northward tie
morning reyious to0k of tho captain and crcw
Steam propeller osprAy tbr) Thompson, halifax, Ms, yi
dsys. to Cpnsrd Jr.
sobr Alexander Mitchell g masedl -, Garseaibo. Is
days viii coffee. to Maitland 4 PoelPs.
Sotr sntiDe (of Castine Norton Port Prince. AT
20 with coffee. to Aug 80 of Point Sc M.rks spok,
brig Indian Queen. Vsaeey hence for Port gu Prince
schr wssbngton Gsskii, Newborn, NC. days With ma
val
sehr LYMAN. TOt.en. Newbern. NC, days. with
val stores
solr Independence, Crymer Washington NC days. Wit
naval stores.
sehr Julia Na,e Middleton, Nswb0rn, NC days with
scbr " Hughes. johnson. Newbsrn, NC, days, viii
naval stores.
SER Powell Powell. Wilmington, NC, IL dsya. Will
\
Sc Frances Grthier Washington, NC, days. with
| val stores.
| schr Juliet Woglam. Petersburg, days
Schr Washington. konariek, GeOgetf IVA, DC, days.
| Schr Eyelibe. Rosa, York River, days.
! Sehr Levy Rowe. Mcdrnore, Virginia, 3dEys
Sehr Va Henry, Wheaton New Bedford. days.
Ship Ashland Rice from Liverpool with mGss and pas
| Fsneert. to Sturpit CieArolsn 4 Go.
! Bark John hotnd. brig KedroR.
Swedish bark md = briss uLknowR.
Brig Eaoas Norwl from stockholm, co days With iroa
/ eIpereneed heavy westery gales during tae pas
Br brig Planter from limerick 30 days. with Passengers
wind during the day fter, the Southwark, with fcss
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IT. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene

street The remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry.
On Monday, Esd instant Joiis ". BeLL, ag5l one
year and six months
TIE friends Of the family respectfully in ,ited to
attend ns funeral from the residencs of his pl-opt
No n Bridge street at . O'Clock this afternoon.
On Tuesday. 24th inst Of lingering Illness, D,us
his age.
His friends and the friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend TIE funeral fcou his late rest
dence, No. % I'm street, on Tharsdsy at O'Clock
p. NJ His remains will be taken to Greenwood tor a-
terment.
On Tuesday, 24th inst ADELAIDE, youngest ianght
OF Joseph aSd Maiy Corsilesr, sged sixteen months.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her parents
2leis Dvison street this wednesday, afternoon,
q. o'clock
AT Lise, Broome county, New York 18th inst, Capt.
Hissr WHITING, Sgd Of, late OF the United stsses
Army.
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Trlrsrnpiasc w,part.

NV 'hL.Ars rlpt - $50
Cotton II steady. Far Orloals lac Others ua.
Oh sugsd
rstrgosV Sept. 70 tsfl
tiour is rt 81 O. 81 q. ot4n aai rt5visi5ns are
changed.
b Frslo, sept. % 1850
The foilosing brve hssn 'hc r.s.tati Ut breads III,
since lst g. tlour Is zoo bttr,ts. vb-.. fIUiJ
lush.ls. coTu ~ 60 bushels Tho HJu. u.r..e has
been rather heavy. bot Without ns .risl c.tisr IA
prices. Sales base been 2'ut hI.r-i- at prov .aas
r-t's Nh 20 &C. sa~f e-pt-ia, tor lor grasses. SIN
eel a bttu bushsle ~ Sic tIr ug .f-t4 Com tr
q n. SDa the dsntDt sord, ls D. o. bells .u.I %
tlc tcf mixtd W,Htsrn ~ - shsaty uta. doug
st 2is.a Fttights are uncA-Hsei.
ALHsvr Sept "a 1850
within the pa. t~eu' y-to'r hours thr receipts
ave b u 90 Houi. i4t.u bbl- uh.tt BOO o1.hsi4.
corn $40 bushtls. baslry. b. 900 tasu-is Wrstsrn
h1ur " In fair d,uaud, frr tho st.t-ud ,i,v trade
bat common % ffir d. rifle lower wheat b. Hrm.
with good ri.ltag iuq rify. sales bare ben 900
hufhtla, ~ 1880 Or Gtuts~e. Corr B.. hell htshsr
aud transactions tit limited. thee lat. Ten ol
Nurh b. o. Gle iof Western mlK,i 1000 hls,ei- ~
afpy changed nsuO-, q. zoe tlte tor $50 ru we'd
sbic A7,ssc. for flu~ r'rud "a. or, ..s. d. sith
,f be- of q 90 bashflF 90 49,
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Arived-sAp Cato, Calcutta Sand Heads April "a. 8.
helena Aug IL Left at ST Helena bark Regatta OF SYork
for colombo in Or daye. Spoke Sd inst lat II 80 Ten 81 A.
Bremen BRIG basernar Bueus Ayres toe Slsrk i0th lat
- "a, lon 81 49, ship Areole Cslcu tts for EYsrk.
Bark Orno st John. Havana, Sept g. spoke 9TH, Para
for NOre,ns 9th LAT hc stated, brig JGatseaburs
frcm fenraeoia fer Boston.
brig Er1eine Baltimore; souther, Charleston; North
AHetieA fhisdelph's Tyrone. Rondout
Brs Thomas hAnierd, Cork, Aug H. spoke 2tth lat IS
lon 40 hig Neson Msryport Tor 81 JOHN NIB Y,h lat
a. Ion 81 ST. ship South csTolns Mobile Tor liverpool
setss Appleton, Siork; sosthsfnef Ann. and Edna
rared.shir: ry month noes IdverpI Western star san
Francisco John By Att savannah bAkB Albion 81 john
NB st farys Mobile. trigs Alpine kartnique WIN Pitt,
Fortune Island iaIke fctog; sehrs Ghos
Wilningtor, Del Robins. and ay drsDgoa, Nyork.
BALrTNoRE. Sept %
Arrired-Brs Baltimore from R.v WITH p.-, oorss.
FAkL RIvEa, SEPT q.
Aryed-sch-s Volta ard Saith, Rendout I'd sIo.p,
Mount, d. Caroline, NYoEk.
NoaroLK sept 20.
threstening wird frcm NE has again allied Hamp-
ton Roads th vessels Of all classes them
OF the feet thst vent TO Tuesday and
have been compelled TO put back.
Arrivea-BrSs Brazilian, AID Monticello, Fhladsl3hia
tohr Saml paddock, DO.
ssiled-seir FaviIiion Philadelphia
Arrived 2Jd-Brg 2 smith. Pnadelrhia come m from
below, brig Athens. non Cati1.
NNw BEproRp, Sep. %.
CleaIed-ship China for SPoeeap.
Arriyed-Br-s Portland, csrdenss Challenge ke-fsIl;
sclrs Red Beaeh. and Jerome Phiiads phis.
CloArod-BIis sehsso. Havana.
PRovDExcr. Sspt. %.
Arrivci-Brz Jerome Mata,zas via BRISTOL scar Annie
Coiss, Clsrrystonei so0p Parker. ALBANY.
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On Tuetd-y. 9i,h 81. tant, urr M,sY Avv as,si q
usrn ton.
U,r fffnds ATE requested without further ttIan
20 attend isr iursrsi Witch vt t.gs rifr IA, ta.
rts-ffrre ui Itf fsttcr. ~ sIN.i avenue IphuniE
tIrust) tr Thutsfsy nest. tt QUE O'Clock %
On Npsfsy. 9tI n.tant. dufFIIn. vile of b A
Nsytfta. aatu Cd years
Tie hitrs srG tcuusiejfu~ss cf he ftrlv 40.
the uet.tar. 81 Gsffy's Lclgc .u. Ii { ID tt %
tfs invited a. rrrUua funeral Der ,n resi-
dsrte No ITO West Bscatssy, 0n ja.s tfedns1I -
aft.u,on a. Q O'Clock
tu fssftay. ssh iGatlnti NAAs HNaTl, Ga th8 ssh
yru- a. htT sge.
TrftIHttyss a1i frr. p a. t..j ect'll, ~i.od 20
az t itr fuutTs ron h.r la'e o. al Dee. 90 3ooms
ttti it.. Afternoon. o. 2or.ofk, lies raralns will
tr fas.u .r Irrtuuora cfrfttrfy.
uu a..tts. tftui1r ttr d 2 iratatt riffuts, y0der
s.f .tu or hrrlf aat vary dale io.t h.t
I..f I.rtttIlh fnnf 49, .snso .u..v tus 'ef -
tI'.II I.lttsI .t til- NJ edo ..I+i
t,...l, .L- b.. A.a-t .i -i- 80 4.- a.. a. Asi9s
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Dom rssfr lrIlsccilanY.

John Goodape has beer arrested 1T St Louis for the
murder OF Charles Stiner, alena Illinois There
were found upon his person $500 of money belonging
to the murdered In an.
100000 chidre were United to the common soscois
Of this State
John Perkins, Arthur Williams and Frances III url-
burt, students at Harvard College were arrested ia
Boston few nights since. and held TO ball In SssoO
each, for violently assaultng w9tchman.
At tho descent upon the gamblers ut Weicss@r,
Massa chasetts, few days sncs one OF them jumped
from the thrd-story wndOs aud broke bota hi' lc5s
lie wa carried OIL BY bis comrades.
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Letter es.: g,s ,s..s;r f. ,s'Seo sI,i .lo.s = s
,ls rseiag vii OioSS IN. sSo'. oO', tA' sAy SEP!
Ls,ter Bar tst Jamaica. chasIss PanAa. g,ufsrslA.
Esohsnr. Reading ReO ts7 ssehsrEe satards, 25ts
ass P Rs'; s San Fsas = Sss' Of special
ss f,ssss ss.as ks e. on
kndty $ last.
elos AZ the t,sh,ngs Rsaeirs Room, te7 L1sAssss en-
PSLeticr, can ., r.is a, ne ,sOy, once :. rsI
Ths stS,. Letter Bars are aiss ., g.uyons 81 val. s.,e,
sasr.id MnIins Corrsspos,dsnes.
Nearly Al The vsasO hat isi, pore early his
eTtsa before 10 Ss sad have since sailed asAa. with
SIiived-s,hrs riorenss polchsr rrsdericAsbsrr Ana
Nsf,.' fsntsy ~. A .s, t 90 80 On railway
i'As ,, ,' 81, Si dr. o.. Ss,,y s NEsri
Arrived nsi, Ircsu, hs5o cafeesss I,saa,s usrs,
Jas Rsyncrd Cssreston, seneca Brsun sHirs,f s,is.
.Ss " s iS wa.S IN sry centre, aS sy sa
Eort HaAsr 1ri'of !.s Lsrr.,t h'y, Prvyiesues va
lord liberty Ustert iroTisshsS euslhs saith. DO
tyIs, siramct trrs TO-. a. cousins Bos,os. Gen Tsy5r
ss'is' a., ~ feittas Sii.sy, dos sear frs.d aastt
r., ice LIrset web; tnr ium slss Is.se Ngask.
tlg'i.s rTeyil,nge ais,sss' Ll'n SISt May Gro
sss sGssioiG' " IA i, iss. fochf 40. fsss"S, "a
nsre'r Jysss na.sr a,s.oe. casri.s,oH; Liberty o.
lhe steamer Osprey Tora Charlsoa has arrived; lie al
Hlsscsilan eoss.
suF hoFsIus rro~is.Br stip ngmfrss. $. Co.. L IN.
ron t-cuttA is iostcu aoardolss 81 iuis a. -
alt taa 2 lest water in the hold.
SUR LuucrTts last 'osulis frsr ;t's fap represent
rs h,r last ssvtr-l siog y,s,. 6sa s-,si
" iHfea bad Dc scth, apFc.-ct % ~ IN cod
order .h',t stored ssiyuri a,ve teen AWARDED
se,as ffoUi BE Inatorlss saved.
-iir nrrii- Pthadelrhis from liverpool sb iist at
rscsd shittad nof h fusing vha
lo forsst so d. g. srd sufniuei other dsnars n
~ fth 81 Ava D. toe .llp &c a tom .srod tr Est-
rue eitskirt ttrta ta-chs ~ Do tas et v - % tle
estsnr hs shir 70 eat a "a zeal T. VI b his vas BE-
CT trrs asr t8tarry .a vtlr startostd s.k,
Bsst 8forers. Alicu rem Haaiio Cor liaev r1t iuo
Cba'i.s,oa, i'th met leiAea badly sad VITA f5ssmas.
u,Fs p,posr u Provldsoee hss tes, cola ana &. e.
,ad o Pc t.lssi 90 trrcest o. ta,sia. va 30 John,
BEie rroc Cot Lo.tonl Fsucou tcfors rotsr.sA loss.
81 t e rsir- ,l.i ' ', ',.. % i,,
o.. tt.Frsu % nfaf CaIcai.. ,utIa a-a last s,sss .
ot-s o. ,,rrsad sf ,at' p. -te 'sr usiu i'i. 9. -
srd if,st none, tor $3.50 equally du,dei ietsesa
Sc .Ufrk nd t-lu-ll.1 ut-.rt.
Hrto Hkas rftmss Chgae ftm Tic.or f'r W.r,hsn.
irff lriz int yiaut other suast and t.kar %
has. il Lsi tcf.
rtIa A5eoy.rir e Pr,yitsr~'. i.st Fs~..i taad'
cleo 90 insured o. tic Americas oaoe, a IN risyi-
t-r.e.
sons wM-rl Irvro r..uriei 60 rr,vi--s.san i5,a 10
s.r AruhryA ,tr.e .as t.'i ,shsro c,-, 20
usu vi su tfs wiatr-tcn st.susf ttte 90 " fstsr-
csf. = utot > Pee nt itft - 100 trorlft ~ I
". ..I.. .l.l... l..t-t r-itt.-.a ..aD.s. job. J.
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Observation-Disclosures

30" "ftsit.--i Do heuusftue state Convention -f
F'N 'tf-'1 in ift 1ur. i4il ia .ItCsratar4l c4u
ai-f... wili tit.' s. Trenton t1.dsv
So. Yort --lta Nhig County Couveati5a IN W..
trItE county. a See erys -.u-c. t.sl.f.iors s-.r.
tturitd tffrrt.F s.ffC-'i-E o.. crura. 90 s.r. p
s,rs.. tnu D.. tHe slu.D tI4e txpr---I az ta ar..r
confidence 81 "a, convention in ris-id.at Filaose
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LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE POLL Il GAZETTE.
tirr "a ID .anssn Pratt Wrikes, Thompson, ant
al. DeItey.-The jury In TINS care rendered a
seaed verdict, this morning Tor che plaintiff and
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In favor Of New York. .......... iOS9l0 l25
Amount of coin in the treasury al Nov
YORK on the 3lst OF August 1850. -. 81 065 5S4 40
Amount Of coin In the Treasury at Phila-
aelphia on the 3ist August, 1850. 80. lss3572 55
In favor OF New York. .............. 5,732Oi IS
The coin and bullion exported from the port of New
Notk during the fiscal year ending 3Oth Of une
1850 TO s5ebl 1877 the greater part OF which
nost probably IA bullion seeking cheaper coin
nge. the time doing its pant IN tn- equ~ipe-
ton OF exchanges between tins CO lntry and Europe
II g0id iust entered al The custom house In
the port York the hr-t OF January, iosv
=. a. A mt L. mn III
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Amount Of LGlliou imported into New York
IN seven months. ................... slssa2s
Amount Of gold coin tugips thu period 200 rs
Amount OF silver coin during the period 1i7 COS
Amount OF bullion and coin imported INTO
New York 10 seven mouths. ........... 9sii2s9
Amount 81 bullion and cola entered at the
custom house in Philadelphia In twelve
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~ raa t,.a .ts latios of 4 ,...s-tf u fIs S-sIs
t..,fb a sherman, o. be Deputy r.stu,.t.- o..
L If-4 Nsu Work
Asfcnr irfhfs tcbe Dsputy ro. iss.tsr Of Saslla.
r. ual. l.ftIa.
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r.vs 60, a.. .,..,,,s.,o, % a.. .,r.-,,-,s,
cent on an ths bnion rsosivsd by then ssd sliI-
oes q, a., hrso anas;,sS ~ Ii,h ~ P.hru.,x LAT
80 os a,a "a rp..d" 70 ha returned 60 the N uutil
,h I,h 20 sM ,o,,o{S .snsiag d,Iav OF INV
.ns ON vi APrh iono~ius -. as - cent . tn.s
TWO o,ys, OF ny equn. ~. C.iiSar MA yo,d 20
hs, 80 =. phi,aS,S,ia n.ariv or nuits y psr cant
ny MY mint I o. NJ n @ ~ns sst, natal al
Inc loss on his ono o1ns hsa oh.;a,ss a. a So
sl.siv W. nIo miny In the c,ty Of Nav Yotk
oepn i -, ,hs rsno,s NJ tho late SECRETARY of tina
rs,r. a. nscsmh.r 1915 the mint had hear, mostly
~ $500. .oo Tor rscon sas to . gre.t
tent oy s id 20 hs rsco,nsa an conyormity w,1h
tba s"t s.,.nIi.bins the mint-in AS mnch "A bnt
~ 100 a. raI,,ornie cola h.d has, r.s.y.a ~ e.
$1,000 IN UsihOrn,s goiu sAa oesS received I'm ,ho
,i - 80 ,or ,hs nj, ,,rst na.assspp;hI,9 daaa
non 80 80 $50, a oonn a' nu ~. = poa
not be deemed to look into the comparative
cd T sith rms 1e p, c.,,,,. cola
Iu. VI ,o,o ~" sptu 49, "y .u % n.y.
,,u, J, - = ~ zto 100 y, .Lioh =. - 80 s,,;S '
ed that slSooooCo We're entered at the port OF ss~
ork The gold bullion received at the mint rom
in New York for sine months ending the sss March
isao wa s. 700 300 entered at the custom House IN
ior sne same PeI'pu. o. ~. mess en-
u,ss 90 no' !noiaue 'ne puiiioh orosghs oy
".p 70, d, -. =. a. e -eses s -, e.,,' W
ahouhI Q, uhl "hion III consignsu anu regularly en-
Tn, iGreien coin brought into the country by i'm nl
sIan.s Nnou'u pe MAUI ~. o es s PPy ~ :,
o 1 'i' ~ nv ihs,,uon as oo Pso ~ 49,
sne poit OF New hcts curing tno yea' snais 'iu .su
sepleuotr iots' ana ~ 10 eseisou la 20 ~ -
7
totalo OF BIO ooo oVo Durns the saue Perou' tueIo
arrived at FhueueipniA looll Psasepse,s, eq " "
S5hbo leaving an excess OF Ioresn sola orousat n'o
the country AT ths port OF We" UTE !" ns1iH pl|
oVoovo py liumlgIaton on,y. 49, $500 y ~ 80 ,
recon THIS immense amount OF orelen com grsa'ee
iarlh5ies must De ptesehteu 70 .ne W W 90
naN1k no in'IeSt III tne esl'' ~ oAi' w % P'u
thst h. viii subject himself TO any loss or delay 60
|
mona currency consequently, this lo.eisu soii 70
,,no I'm m. rs Of Exchange will predtaby on able
- IN 40 so ctherxiss n a. carried into the ecu a.
W nd forms Largo norton of orr circulation in To-
| -, MI, ths comment has nm maxim, the
- arIs y, os,sbih currsncv exciusireir nj.
| -,
| az. a,,.pn. M coir Maid int the treasury
~ Nv YORK during the wear endns
~ ~, ot t.nu.rx ne - l. .stinstad NJ sa5 az, 81 .
| psid inta tho treasury M p del phia du-
90 , M 49,, w, % 90 49, s1ss 80
| ms Wv '"A'
| pxee.. in favor OF Nav York ~ 2,52g423
sn''ynt :" Of rojd s,S .r.y IN the hanks Of
liz. tpag NJ L.
| nusrv 1S5n - s6so7 600
| RsrA. IN pf,usd.l obis 9Th of November
Ds ,eSs III N"a'eiph'' o'' VI '"''' Asss o.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-25
"a ARI9ImD INTELLiG @ u.
Fort of New York. ssp,.,assr Is, 1850.


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-25

tNOk FEMALES AND aALko.-Dp. La nZkfi n ~ NJ
Cordial froereatiye Eiix prescribed useot "
rcstsrativc in OF Debility Bron
snds egulari.ies OF nature u s all that 1t prgto5es
ke ysSstures great re-srtive, and remedy FOR thea
la the without osgriry certain
for seminal emissions, general debility, gleet, wssknes
the genital c,sAns Affections leuoogrhua
invgorsuBg medicine 10 Ass, certsi.
medy for iHcipisnt ptJ Indigestion. SOLD 9nl
by IL DS0N 90, tthe osly American AgensG No Il
sf~ra~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

The NoBLEsr WoRK OF MAN-How majestic
is the stately vessel ploughing the ocean how
grandy she pursues her way Too often she Yields
to the fury Of the elements disappearing for ever,
with all her treasures OF property and OF life. Of
tener,. however, the elements become weary with
their own violence, and man remains triumphant;
the gale abates the Mariners all alaeriiy, send up
the masts and yards which they had housed and
taken down on the approach Of the tempest; The
reefs all shaken out and sail IS added, 10 keep
the ship from laboring in the still raging waves.
Hope mounts with the ascending canvas: and now
the wind, become less waywafd, again permits Us
20 turn the PROV towards the haven whittier we
would arrive: the wings, whose spreading and
furlng ever the signal to the mariner ot JOY or
Of sorEow, are once more wide extended, every
spot is white with the beiiying canvas The sra
foams beneath the bow, and we bound meEFily
towards the land. And we not justified in ex-
pressing, our admiration at this great achievement
or uan-ihe production Of this wonderful machine
the most complicated, most peFfec' Of all the works
of art II il be well said that man is the nehlese
work OF God it may with equal truth be asserted,
that the ship is the noblest work Of man. Ii wsrs
vain task to attempt enumerating the vsrioe< ge-
ometricai problems involved in her dpsisa. O. lha.
multiplied mechanical principles combined ia her
construction. Let us only. forgetting allws know.
endeavor for moment 70 Feaiixs the iinmsasafable
distance and difficulties between the trees growing
IN the forest the iron and copper buried deep 10 the
bowels Of the earth, the hemp waving in the 6rids.
the tar sealed up id iis timber, and the art'ial
achievement OF the sailing ship Yet very short
time-a few months suffice to transform ihsse rude
productions into the magnificent maehine which,
Notwithstanding its mountain form, obeys each
command OF the mariner--goes from The wlnd,
towards it, halts, redoubes lis velocity. ubedIest
to his voiee--in which be launches bodily fafth
amid the horrors Of troubled ocean, braves ihetn
sueeessfully, conducted by the inspirations vi rilb
lime philosophy, attains the most distant sheses,
a ..-e u -