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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
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PuystcrAN A~p SgRGEoN. Office at the kcuosha CITY
Drug store.
kENoSu>, April I'm. l~5A. uJ IL
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The following will almost pass for Fish

TTIo IOHONIHg VIII 0!IlIOst Fdso IOT TIsn
Story:
We heard a gentleman relate the following
singular circumstance a few days since, the
truth of which he said could be thoroughly es-
tabIished A horse which fell overheard from
a steam boat on the Ohio river some twelve miles
above Cincinnati, in the night, was found in the
water eight days afterwards, with his head on
slab, still aiire, and being rescued by some Ger
mans actually recovered his strength, and was
subsequently sold for $l2O Our informant en-
tcrained no doubt that the horse had been in the
water during the whole eight days.
Maysvile Herald
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Business Directory.
GIDEON TIEUESDELL,

DEALER in Lumber, etc. in Southport, Wisconsin will
have constantly hand, We'll selected assortment OF
Lumber. Also shingles, Lath PlaseIing Hair, Window
sash, Glass ETC Yard opposite the Planning Machine
Mnrch Ish. 1850.
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7-NrgaElAa.n. q s,afE,r.s3s
WAITE a EkHHz

dealers in Stoves and hardware, Iron Ware Nmuacu-
Main street.
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TERMS ,OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS gOF SURSCREPTT0N.
The TELEGRAPH will be furnished weekly t. Subscrt-
beers at the rates following, per year:
SI.75 if paid invariably in advance.
90 for mos. do do
100 if paid within the first mos. of the year.
$50 if pay't is delayed until the end of the sear
300 when the above terms moi complied with
eg No subscription taken for less than three months
s No.paper discontinued until all arroaages paid
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26

EINIIE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that he has leased the shop formerly occupied hy IT, Cu
avah ON Pearl Street where ne intends tn carry the hu
=ness In true Eastern style. Having been cNpv>c
an getting proper machinery, and also experienced Fore
man nom the East, be Is now prepared TO furnish custom
Crs with
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Soda ana Butter and
Boston Crackers.
which may he relied upon being The genuine ar
Gle from the country May depend upon being
sup he'd by sending their orders, a. intend n keep large
stock hand. Parties furnished all Kind, Of cake short
notice Brown bread VIII be baked lhrar times week
Those wishing can have IL Ion az their residences.
sE- The shop will no; be open sunday
HARVEY EDGERrON.
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HALE, rEANNEx, & Co,

Matchmaker and Javoler Main street, Sauthpo. WI.
{ - All work rntrstc his viii be done Uih mont
Mr.s and ht-nnIrn.
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HEAVY ROBBERY AT ELKHoRN GROVE.
learn, that the house of Samples NJ. Jurney. Esq,
Of Elkhorn Grove was entered on the night of
the 18th instant and robbed of two thousand
five hundred dollars. The thief entered while
all the inmates were asleep, and distracted the
money from the drawer of a secretary, which he
and ninety dollars escaped detection, being in
another drawer No clue to the perpetrator of
this daring burglary has, as yet been obtained.
Deeds of violence and wrong are multiplying
in the West, and call for the prompt and ener-
getic exercise of the laws, for such cases made
and provided. Chicago Journal.
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DUIKEKEE2 HOUSE,

soRSER MAIN AND STREETS, KENosEA WISCONSIN,
HE undersigned wish inform their friends and the
travelling public generally, that they have recently taken
possession Of this splendid House, and assure all who
qye them trial that their House shall REMAIN FIRST N
IHg STATE and no care or attention shall be wanting their
par to maze agreeable temporary home tora who N or
tbcln with "A call. KESosHA, March ID, 1850
SAN FRANCIS. u. R.. LUsK.
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THOMAS QTRV.LNAN,

General Dea,cl Ia Roots, Shoes. Leather and Fuins.
Main ST. opposite old Durker Block
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,TgsEOD0Rss Ng24.-E5g,g, A-s,,.

" IA y Q. AZ s& 4 US .'.f EIB..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOTS Il SiiOE&.N
l16 East Water street, Milwaukee,, Ni-.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

We had feared that the insane, suicidal, riot
Gus attacks on the Rolling Mills of Pittsburg by
women and others, purporting to actin behalf Of
the Pudders in strike, had wrought a deadly
though temporary injury to the cause of Land
Reform in Pittsburg, but the following welcome
letter agreeably undeceives us. In spite of the
culpable madness of those who have zeal not
according to knowledge (nor rght,) the good
work moves rapidly onward. a well-informed
friend writes US as follows:
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Is. HE. EVENS3G2,

Harness. Trunk, and Saddle Manufacturer. Second door
from Main Market street { = Ai work cNgus,.d t.
hi cure will be done with ncdtne-s and dispatch. H@l
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W.. d. AEgCEE,

Boot aud shoe Maker Main Southport Ni-. at o.
old stand of = T. Ai,Gry, north of j. w. Lynal @hu
Store. H@i
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these who produced it, by the amount of that OPP
pressive tribute which the producers now pay in
the form of land, rent and interest on money
the principal absorbents of human industry. So.
then, the objection is without foundation.
True, the arm of speculatiou, oppression, and
wrong, might, be crippled and finally paralyzed.
and the anticipation of such sesut is, perhaps,
the true ground of objection. But that such an
effect would prove injurious to soeiety--that per-
sons and property would be less secure than
they are now, or that mankind would be more
vicious or less happy, remains for the directors
to show how and why. The question which
most deeply concerns us ISIS he measure righn
If tits right, let us have it; every good and hon
est man must be favorable to it, provided he so
understands it.
When the mass of the people become indie
pendent free-holders, they will possess the means
of giving their children such an education as be-
fits the condition of free people, and without
which, and with knowledgogof our natural
rights, this glorious Republic can never be pre-
served nor the precepts of the Gospel reduced
to practice. Let the directors show who would
be injured by it.
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D,alcr i'll saddlcry Hardware and harness Trunk end
Saddle Mandtac ~. MI.
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MARTIN "a. BAKER,

JOHN g., y. YATES,
Justice Of The Peace Office in the Drkec Block, frs! doc
to the left, al The hcad OF The stairs. u24
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a.. EsNgN,

v 10 3 y : , ~
Fashionable Tailor Next door to r. o. Main IT. ~oH!hpo
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DEPUTY SURVEYOR. Residence Chicago near Middle
St, North Ward, Southport.
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Can We not dare rcbukc his broadcloh pride,
Whose worth and girb 10y one like rule are tried;
And in blunt life the mncing puppet tell
That great souls care not tor their hust and she'll
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JASON LOTHEgOP, Jr.,

% kts oAl-A al rs 3 lin
ArToRSEy AvD COUNSELLOR LAW. SOUTHPORT,
Wisconsin. lNhJ
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HENRY J. NOTE

ARCHITECT AND DR. AFTSMAN--Any business cntrust-
ed To- him will be- attended with prDmpne- and des-
patch on reasonable terms. KEsIuENCE-tn West Main
street, North Ward, southport. febl, l-Jj-a2t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-07

ThanksUi,,ipr ia NT,r,,IarJ NJ. oyl
'''5 ~ -'AHi 'alI' WV ~oth'
yenrs of oga F''O' VI Ot'i"' - -
Col Juan Montero, aide de-cemn Of Cen O,ibs
has arrived in Paris. on n mission IN gnvsrrn1e '0'
G.or,a A Nj; IS - ,
I ~ ~ - n NniA' ol iowa, mas been appointed
man agent LOT Iowa. wisconsin and mlnnesOta.
A lbdny Civ il to be sunDlisd with ,,,tar from
the Paroo0's Greek, stream last above the city.
Miss Cushlnan, it is said will return to Na,,,
Orleans and geyl,rr1 brsI en- mani NJ Tho - Col
Theatre '''''' a. ''' 81 o''''e'
h=sSf', Jaies q SSItol have Obtained a very
sOOj Job; Te0uUug Congress the debates from the
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PR1XATE nANCING ACADEMY.

MONSIEUR DEVOTE Iostly informs the heads NET7p
w families Pupils and also the Ladies'
Gentlemen Orleans TINT he Will open is Acud n -E
November He teaches yS
style Of the art ~ the s1n3 kt
Of Europe the indispensable
ucte this the pupil acquires The carriage
department, accomplishment
Europe and He teaches the Dances and
Wnltzes Pas Cladues, Scottish, Aumanie etc
Waltz CCarus, Two Steps and Spanish Waltz and CuG
Temps the latter Of which is
onatu Paris He teaches ali old dances VIZ
Quure P0ikas MRzurcas English Horn nine etc. the
Fancy Dances, viz Syphde CCovnne Tarantua Cachuche
Jnlr0
N. BA facts depended upon than verbal prom
% or written PeeGsons Mons d. invites present
The eIonI ~ order that they may Judge OF his capacity per
celye Le inference between the and old method OF years
Instructed tho elements Chorrgraphc ar HEd that
uelr poEfc' will be rapid and He haers himself
phps "" not he INFERIOR Of dancing and neauor
America - '
The number pupils will be limited.
Inc conducted greatest
pumctubIiy IN regard to dCCOTum aud silence.
Ihtre Aca
my on Tuesdays 81 O'Clock P. NJ and Saturdays at
on Saturdays at Il o'clock NJ. young Ladies little Marr
The two cess5 will be strictly private and Of ne b
society. " .s'
Classes tor Gentlemen Mondays and Thursdays ut ock
p. NJ. - " v -'1A'
lie will receive subscribers for four ha two osr
a. "t'H eac
Or per month
Private C.usses residence ra'cs. ~ w
- Noce will be given OF the location Of the Academy o22
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
INTERIOR. iiali9 Ahdding Fair. Obs
AhidiRg ;,...,l3l sG9l3@ Good Far.,,,,i4l5Ca59--
Good MddIng 49, Bl3's Good and Fine nominal
TObncco-There was but little inquiry, and no sales of
any moment. hhd sampled under the new aw was yes
terday sold at lOlac " 10.
sugar and MOlaE3Gs-The demand was fair and we
noticed sales of $50 hhds sugar at 55c " ID for Fair and
OF 40 bbIs MoIasses at 'l0a1,ao ~ rs,ton.
FlOur-The receipts light, and prices rather better
Sales limited to about 100 bbs including 80 illinois and St
Louis at 81 4j@s4 80, and 1850 ST. Louis Gin several ot) at
- 80 % Dbl.
Gratn-Fhe supply Of Corn is still meagor and we noticed
sales OF only 80 sacks Ordinary Yellow at7O and $50 mosy
Whte) at 4c qp bushe Of Bran 400 to 500 sacks were sold
at 81 10 W 100 10.
PTOVisOns-The demand for Pork was limited to dealers
who disposed Of about 200 bbs Mess lin several Ots) at
sll 6250$l Is P Dbl Bacon Sides sold in retail parcels
al 7G0Iae and Shoulders at 51aO51ac o ID. Both very
scarce OF Lard noticed lot of $40 kegs taken for ex
port, at 74c H. Western Butter aud Cheese were in re.
quest, and noticed sales Of 100 kegs and half bbs Of
the former II, and $50 kegs 10 and some 300 boxes
Cheese at TIC 4P ID.
GunnY BRgs-Sales 10000 at sac in lots
COiTee-Pices unchanged. 537 bags Prime Rio (Od)
were disposed of at lO24 and $50 New at lie " ID.
SaltA cargo of 5000 bushels Turks Island was sold on
private terms.
Whisky-Recifed selling on the Levee, in small
lots, at &c y gallon.
EXchAnge-Our quotations For Sterling lO7(a
lO755 New York sixty day Bills Up discount, and
Sight Checks on New Y ork lal]a W cent discount.
Frcights-A ship taken up for MarseIes &c for
Cotton and go @ thousand for Slaves
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The U Steamship Ohio, which arrived here yesterday
day morning from Newly ork via Havana reports-Steam
ship Georgia, from Chagres 26h u with 800 passengers
arrived at Havana aud sale for NewYork the I'd inst
the Pacific sailed for Chagres on the same day. The steamers
Empire City and Cherokee Chagre, when the Geor.
ga sailed the Cherokee would await arrival of the Sa.
rah Sands at Panama, which hourly expected, with
large number OF passengers There upwards of 1000
people on the Ishmus homeward bound The Ohio brings
the mails 5000 passengers and half million of god-dust in
the hands of passengers She left NewYork with 300 pas
sengers, $50 of whom were for NewOeans and the remain
der for Havana and Chagre she took board Havana
$50 from Chagres
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Per ship Vickshurg. from New Yor1-Col Scrvens lady
and emITen Master Moth, Mrs Sarah Cohen and two
S9d daughter, Mis- I Williamson Miss Musop, Messrs
MontgOmery w Stillman W ) keruo han3O steerage.
Per b4Ik Erginan, from Norfolk-NIr Normant and fur
SISTERS Mr. Crouch aud lady, Mr. Spler and lady, Miss Cur
IT, Mrs smith, DE Mnge, lady and two ghters Messrs
Somervle, Pace, Bradlay-and 81 aves
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Ran away
from the subscriber the ls November, a Negro @
Girl, named ELIZABETH NELSON, about 50 "a
years ODD WhoeyeT will arrest said girl and give infor ~
nation to j. b. CROZAT, at No. 81 ST. Anne ST., fks
WI receive the above reward. Inc ST J, B. CROZ3T.
EWELRI RECOVERED-Several articles
OF ewey, supposed have been stolen. were Yesterday
taken from in the Second Municipality and are now
IN The possession Capt FornO The obtain them
by proving property, and paying for this Advertisement n 81
MADAM LEWIs-This celebrated Philosopher rs.
40 t0E0g5St and PhySi0 gHOiSt, and te ''EgyD
Gan Oraces Of Fate " respectfully informs the Ladies' and
Tehtemen OF New Orleans, that she will remain in the CITY
Tor some time, AID be consulted her residence on S
JOSEPH STREET, No. $780, between ST. Charles and Camp
slIeets. CONSULTATION, 81 O3 lms
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ARNIORY HALL.

BS- Wont Let Him Ga.
TOR FOUR Nights Longer WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
L FRIDAY and SATURDAY, November e, 7, 8 and y
The UnnvRled FAKiR OF silva,
assisted by the LADY MAGICIAN
aud AMERICAN SYBlL
n the request families their mySefous and
LHughable Representation
" Doors open At O'Clock.
II Tickets, 50 cents Children, 25 cents TJ
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
"wednesday Evening" November +, 1850.
ne receipts today unimportant. But few Western
bGel cattle and moderate supply OF Texas sale.
RIG Esi Becf CaiHe, Texas 3lad5IS, Western 6Sc y
head; hach Coos, s22$ 55 ~ head; CaLpes "a 90
% head. " "
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E. B. GRAYSON,
(Late Of the u s Treasury Department. Washington City,
VIM. WALLACE w. WOOD,
Attorney and Notary, No. "A Grayier street, New Orleans
hFFkR their services all persons having claims against
~ the Government On account Of
services Of decsed or discharged soe tx as for auf Ha GI
~ to keyo utlonary Officers, or Communication of Half Pay
United States by he Treaty Of Gnadaoope Iidago; and
Claims for Losses sustained 4, in the war of 1872.
hon JOIN RELL Tennessee Lea ESQ, Commr Of
i5oM NJ p GENTRY, " GKN X. ARMSTRONG. Tenn,
HON G. H. WILLIAMS, " WIN. p. GRAYsON, N. Orleans,
HoEs r. HOWARD, Texas. Iwa, s. MOUNT, n orleans
oio lmdis& W3m
MISUNDERSTANDING and in store-Raisns,
MS 4''H'' al CARTE Fa0St1Gsfi n? i x
SUNDRIES-In store
~ TEAS10f the common fine, and finest favors;
BAKERS CHOCOLATE, BRoMA and PRkssED
GokFEE-MOcha, Java, Rio, etc.
RAISlNS, ClTRON and CURRANTs:
HtpPNMIENG#SS M I, CLoyEs and srrcEs;
n iASSHHIEIREl, CoDFLST and IIERRING;
FFfARHRDEtRRSSCSP%efRm SR9Lar Star ard Patent;
EHT 6IIR ES, J J5 JAMS and Pie Fruit
HAMS-Sugar, cured and Westphala:
bb33NEu ES-Bntalo and Beef. smoked and in pickle
For By u0" GAR Il s2Ffi 6t ftS Hf6
no II No. "a Camp street.
SUNDRI ES-SI NDRlES-
- HOO ounces Sulphate Qunine;
100 barrels Spirits Turpentine:
40 barrels Lnsecd Oi
70 barses COpal NarnIsh:
$50 barrels Whiting;
20 barrels Putty in bladders;
2CO kegs pure and No. | Lead:
~ packages Paris Green;
"a cases Sands's SarapaTlla;
~ cases Cod liver OH;
y cases COOpers' Isngass;
% caTbOys Oil NiiriOl;
10 cases Chrome Green; for sale nv
NATHAN JARVIS & co, % Magazine street
nd lwis c1rnar TISSti
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REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL-G. BURKE Il Co. have removed
IN to No 45 Canal street, State House Square. M I'm
D EMOVAL-The Office of the New ORLEANS
and CanoIton Railroad Company has been removed to
No. IL Baronne street. NJ
= EMOVAL- i FELT Il REED have removed
IL No 60 Graver street, and are receiving in store
prime assOrt Hent of BOOTS and SHOES adaSted to the
city or country trade or plantation, and which they offer for
sale at lowest market prices NJ ct
p EMOYAL-D. MAuPAY, Scotsman has re.
moved q No67 GTayier street, and is receiving, per
ships Maid of Orleans and Minnesota lage assortment OF
fTesh Garden Sees, which will be sold Country Dealers
MARKET Gardeners and Others at moderate rates. nj
r EMOVAL-TH Taos. D. HAnEs, Broker, has
Hotel. '
Landed property bought and sold. and Notes and State
and Municipality Bonds and Mayors Warrants discounted.
Undoubtedly Good Mortgage Papertken at low rates n4 I'm
p EMOVAL-TURNER Il RENsHAw have re-
moved their office No 96 Camp street. up stairs and
their WaEe house No asa TchoupitOulas street. Hun
ter street where may be found supply of Tobac
for the Mexican rket aud for Plantation also Cigar
Tobacco of all qules tO sale in hhds, bales, n4 I'm
II EMOYAL-.We hays removed 10 Upion
~ 9gEih Me- u csgRdsststssst,
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Arrived.
U Mal Steamship Ohio, Schenck from NewYDrk 2ft,
4Iti VIA Charleston, Savannah and Havana 81 inst to ]
- Jennings yette
Span ship Pauito BumDrt,o Al d5vs FINN Rsrrenns in
70, ballast to de Egana-lst my
list my. " - ~
Bark Cherokee, Getty. days from Charleston to LIZ
. j. Leyy-2d my.
Bark Vginan Boush, 10 days from Norfolk, to Mas &
BOnrk-lst my.
Bark Rainbow Lambert, IS days from Boston, to w Stan.
ton &cO-2d my.
Br brig rrospeous JONES' 45 days from Malaga to Ken
sch Coy Bennett Lee, days from Pensacola to master
schT Mary Ellen Miller days from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
sch Ella, Taylor days from Pensacola to master-Basin
-, 49, STEAMBOATS,.
Albatrpss, WheelhOuse from Bayou Sara.
lIpsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Iexhs, Claiborne from Alexandria.
NJ Streck, Streck, from DOnaldonville.
st James, Power, from DOnadsOnvile.
Iowb0a AnsoSaxon, Davis, from the Passes-towed down
and to the I'd inst ship TrentDnbrOugh I'D hin
80 llcksburg, bark5 Cherokee and Eirginan
IOwbOat Alton, Shultz from the Passestowed down and
to sea on the ~ 81 ut, ships VIM Copper and Mediator
brought up bark Rainbow and brig Prosperous
pELOw-CnMING Up.
Bark Creole, fOm Rio de JaEeiro.
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WANTED.

A fARINE Err WANTED-Sient or Active,
l. with capital of s5O0-against Ike snn aiysady
iR1ysset-In pleasant aqd profitable BOOK Business
aready eslh5hed- One who good Salesman praf.r7ed
Eor particulars address "A E'f box D. iOj P0sfoice
view oneals. n6 Be
A LADY occupying a Large House in the Third
receive party of about SIX persons to BOARD for The
winter note addressed " A. B. CO at the office Of
TINS paper WI. be attended to- n6 St
M ENICAN ESWANTED-The
" highest price paid for Mexican Discharges at all tines
at No ~ Natchez stairs entrance in Banks Arcade
passage, on \ atcheZ street. n5
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BOSTQNIPeT bark Gibraltar: 433 bales cotton, 10 bales
PENSACOLA-Per schr Powhattan: 50 bbls flour 20 do
whisky III do sugar 40 do pork 50 do lime, 10 lard $50
sacks 60 do Coffee ~ do oats 80 do salt 10 casks noe
20 pcs bsggng and sundres. '
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-07

Elp@ L. 5. Mail Steamship COmpany.-The under
signed having taken the OF the United States Mil Steamship
Corp for their Atlantic and Pacific
self in this city for the ausacon General Commission
wardns Business. HIS Office is at No IS Magazine
nj I'm JAMES R. JENNINGS.
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NEW YORK-Per steam9hp Ohio: Assorted ndse
NEW fORk-l'r ship Vicksburg: Assorted mdse.
CHARLESTON-PtT bark Cherokee Rice and assorted
mdse. ~ ''"
kOREOLK-Per bark Nrginan: Assorted mdse
BOSTON-Per balk Rainbow: Assorted mdss.
Geo. ~ w. " 4is'
PENSACOLA-Per schr Gov Bennett: 2 bys rndse Gold
smith &eo-l2,OOO feet lumber maser-l7O.O bricks Alfred
PENsACG0LA-Per schr Ella 80 200 fee lumber, 20 900
PENSACDLA-perE chr MARY EIan. As OnD fac, 1,r,l
J & PUoley Eco, ' '''''' '''' 'uAOeI
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RecOrdsr talawrFS CDUrt.-The attendance at the Re
Cr.e NOR ing lrEsC erdag small, and the person
present distinguished by any ge actions so
that the proceedings Of much interest But four
prisoners appeared the dock, and the offences charged
against them OF very grave nature in fact two
Of them charged with doing nothing in particular to gain
an honest living, thereby coming under the head of danger
faad 4us1lcou5 There but a small attendance Of
lawye, and thGe looked rather gum as the prospect for
the morning piCkug5 looked rather bad. II amusing at
lines to witness the grabbing for clients when there dock
n.l OF prisoners, and considerable money deposited
The two dangerous and suspicious ind vi1ua Jim Porter
and Peter o. ROuke first called up jim promising
looking youth Of about eighteen years. and O'Rouke is not
mech his senior They are however far advanced in their
professions and wheu called the charge against
lhem they pleaded not guilty witl great sung tr0id They
were represented by counsel but the legal gent was unable
TO do much for them, and they emanded for trial
Some few W for examinations one ofthem Oh
charge OF Ferlury, but they were postponed.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.

Thursday Morning, November Z, 1850.
COttOn-The market rather quiet yesterday and the
sales limited to about 20O bales, at unchanged prices
JEW 0RI .Ssr