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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23
VIEW VI. STO IL e.,

IT If undo gned has com,ne need the Stove
business in the room recently occupied by
Thomas O'Harra, on Main street, aud has now
on hand the largest and most extensive assert
ment of Stoves ever brought to this city, which
he will sell at slight shade above the Cincinna-
ii prices. His assortment embraces:
'1hTENTNlcE Prem as III stove of
several SIZES, with heavy plates, and perfect ia
cities for the proce of cookng-one of the
most simple and efficient stoves in use.
Foundry Premium stove, Of all the
different sizes made in the west.
Cooks Delight, one Of the best Of the
premium patterns.
The superior stove, a most convent
cnt and neat Cooking apparatus.
The BHngup stove, for large or small
families
The DOublc-Ovcm Cooking stove
which is said to combine advantages found in no
other stove.
The Furnace Seven Plate, design
ed for shops. stores. churches, &c.
Rl.SOr'S Six Plate. for same purposes.
EfCsOr'S P:lrlOr--IIarp's parlor-Drum
parIor-Green's air-tight 2arlor-Root's air
tight parlor, and other stoves for the sitting
room or parlor, gotten up i'll the neatest, and at
the same time the most substantial style. The
utmost has been taken in the selection of
his stock, and il is confidently believed to EN-
brace the most popular stoves now in use, not
only for beauty and elegance of design and fin
sh. bnt for convenience and utility
HOllOW.Wsarl..f for all culinary purposes
-sugar-ke tiles, odd lids of all sizes, sad irons,
and almost every article usually kept in such es-
adjustments.
He will also furnish to order all kinds OF Tin
Ware. made Of the best materials and by ex-
perienced workmen- - The trimmings for
stoves are made here, and warranted to be OF
the best quality.
In entering upon this business, we are deter
mined to furnish the public with Just what they
want in our line, and persons wishing to Pur-
chase invited TO call and examine for hem
selves, and all shall be satisfied as to the price,
quality and terms.
- Approved Country Produce taken in ex-
change for stoves, at the highest market price
WILLIAM VIRGINS.
Dec. 9Th, 1919. 50tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

"OD.LlVER OLA new article for
Rheumatism, and all painful affections
The Oil of Goldfish Liver, begins to be enten-
sirelv used by Physicians, and has been found
to be very successful remedy for Chronic,
Rheumatic, and equity affections. diseases Of the
Chest, Scrofua, Rihkets. &c. 4 pure article
for sale at DR.. Howell's Drug Store, No. l6i
Main street.
Richmond, Oct. }, 1S49. loft
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital $2OO.OOO!
Office of Water street, near Market, in Wise $
Brick Ror; EINcEN>Es, INDIANA.
JOHN II. HUTTON. Agent.
No 81 Nuiu street. RtCuuoSD I'm

No. II, Nam street, RICHMOND, IND.
FTHlS Company having been duly organized,
IL and the capital stock properly secured,
now prepared To receive applications for in
surance against loss r damage by fire, on Build
ings, Merchandise, Machinery, Mills, Manufac-
tories. and all descriptions of property. Also,
merchandise aud produce in the course Of finland
transportation,-;he risks of the seas-aud upon
the lives of individuals. The rates of pren,iu III
which will govern this institution. will conform
to the established rates of the Eastern Offices
All losses will be Literally and promptly adjusted
and paid
Directors:
Hon r. y. CaRx,N, Einceunes.
WILLIAM J. WISE. 90
WILLIAM j. HEBERD, co
HORACE l.. PEcK, Go
CrRUs ". ALLEN, 90
VINCENT r. WEST. NJ. D.. Pike CO., Ind.
PETER p. BAILEY, For, Wayne, d"
Thomas L. BE~BRiI1E Lafayette. DO
WALTER w EARLY, T-rre-Ia do
Ex-Gov. d. w .LIAcE, Indianapolis, do
HENRY ID. ALLIs. Evansville, do
HENRY r. ScHooLcRarr, " ashiny,cn, u. c.
ZEPiE>IaH PLArT, New York.
X. y. CARNAE. President
c. NJ. A,rs~, Ser y. L. EIpsiD6E, Treasurer.
SANsuI JrD.H. !
Dec 10, 1919. 52if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

- DOZ. Patent Zic WasboarGs for sale, a,
= wholesale retail; also, good PATENT
Lerer Siirer Watch. will he sold low. for Cash.
or exchanged for Flour. Oats. Corn, Potatoes, or
Hay. 900 Goz. sheaf Oats wanted. GApCash
paid for country produce, at No. 80, Starts Row.
llth mo. eth, 40. ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

Du.IsrERINC TlSSUE..A NEW ARTICLE -
II The attention Of Physicians is respectfully
called 10 this ne W article for bistering- In con-
We ni-uce, neatnesS, and certainty Of operation,
II far surpasses the common bistering saiye. 1t
can be had at Dr. HOWELLS'
Noe. 81, Drug Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23
READ THIS,

DERSONS knowing the mseIves indebted TO
4 us, will please call and settle, are
making arrangements to purchase spring
stock, IT becomes positively necessary for TO
FERGUSON q WILSON.
Richmond, January :, 1850 3:;t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

NOrICE.--The stockholders Of the R'ch-
~ moud and Newport Turnpike Company,
;u n,.,.e take notice that the Fourth install.
ment becomes due and payable % she First dsy
A. S.o,ad Mouth <Februasy,l ae1; when prompa
D.vu,ent will be required. By order Of the
Board. J. Z. olAAI nv ASssSs.Sv.
Eieventh-month 2sth, le49. 49tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23


Tenpe9ooee Meeat0g ~ the ~. e.
l.huPen. De0R James Burgess.
Next Saturday night, is the time APP
pointed for holding a temperance meet
ing Il tie new Methodist Church, four
miles south OF this city. on the Liberty
road. A Washingtonian Temperance
Society win he then and there organized.
4 general invitation is hereby extended to
all, to come and aid in this good work.
The Richmond Temperance Choir" will
be there, and as correspondent remarks,
Whose communication in regard to this
meeting. we regre, to say has been crowd
cd our, } they will ''shake those lime stone
hills, and make those pleasant valleys
echo with the anthems Of the cold water
pledse!'' Several Addresses may be en-
pectcd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

4 ROOM, over the store of J. B. Hunnicu:t
IA for rent Appiyto JOHN uAINES.
Richmond, Tenth mo- Sd, $40.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

REMOYAL. -
Ea.D AMEs p. nUxxsCrTT, re.
uIIy informs his friends ssd the psblie shst
he has re moved his Estsbiishmeat - the neW
room adjoining John Hsines' Store,
Twese half - Ne. 95,n
where he 10 prepared to cell CLocRs. WArcsss.
JnwKLsy, FfsE CUTLEay, SsLyKa Seooxs. SPec-
rAclks, FAxcy MOTIONS, &c. &C.. as his Ussal
reasesable ppiees.
nrClocks ,aad Washes repaired - ahess
notice.
| Richmssa. Nsv. 81. lels. 170
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

"ASH FOR CLOVER AND TIMOTHY
~ sEED.-.I will pay the highest price for
good, clean Ciorer and Timofhy Seed, delivered
at my DRUG STORE, No. Is, Main street.
JBring it on soon. J. HOWELLS.
Richmond, October 3. 1e49.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

wv ILL be sold, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
w February next, at the late residence OF
Harmon Shower, deceased, the following p-rso-
nal property of said decedeut, to-wit: Two
horses, two-horse Wagon; two good carts, plows
harness; corn; good milk COW; cutting box; IA
new SADDLE, and other articles not necessary 10
mention.
Sale to commence at - o'clock Oh said cay,
when terms W Ill be made known and due attic nd :
ance given by
HENRY SHOWER, Adn.'r
CATUARINE SHOWER, admir-.
Richmond, Jan l6, 1850. Its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

SPlCES. &c.-Cloves, Cinnamon, Al.spice
- Pepper, Nutmegs, Mack. &c. Ground and
uncroumd, wholesale and retail, at Dr.. HowelI's
Drug Store.
Richmond, May %. lS49. loft
1>HE INDICATED INDIA RUBBER PO-
ROUS PLASTER, Is one Of the best
sire ngthe ming plasters that can be used, and is
good for pains, soreness in the back, breast, OF
any other place. For sale wholesale or retail
Sept. a6. lSi2. 40-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23
ERNIA or RCPTC RE-
CURED,-Dr. HOwels

wan " fHIteFSOn 3 Nec 4 russ,
for the radical cure Of Hernia or Rupture.
"a Truss that is Truss The latest patent,
and the only approved by highest medical
notwithstanding radically with a success total
" unrivalled. Med Journal.
The springs will not rust. Each Truss is ac-
companied W it'll neat little work on the radical
cure of Hernia, containing full illustrations Of
the disease, hume ous recomme nd atoms, certifi-
Gates &c, together with directions for the appli-
cation Of the instrument. You need buy but one
it uiH cure you,
Richmond, Nov. 81, lS49. 4sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

NOR SALE!-FOUR NEAT DIV ELLING
II HOUSES, and TWO VACANT LOTS,
situated in Richmond. For particulars, apply
to EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, March 2 st. ls49. l3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

CASTOR OIL CAPsCLLS...This 10 = new
and pleasant way of taking this very disa-
greabie medicine, the Castor Oil being neatly
done up in the Capsull so as to pevent its being
tasted. Call and get some at Dr.. HoweIi's Drug
Store, No. l6 Main street.
Oct lc49. -u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

vHYINDOW GLASS Of all sisss, asd besl
" brands. Also machine made patty, fel
sale 1t Dr.. Howells Drag Store, No, l6 Main 1t
Oct ,, 1870.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

The Lotest Movements: Where's Job Bor,on's
.hoe Store? aske, friend, who WINS trying 10
get in at No. 3. "RemOved across the street,
silently replied modest paste board sign lacked
to the door Of the old stand; and, sure enough
4 was.o. He's at No. 6, now--albeit he coe"
not sell that 'sall- fired" strong pePpery stun
called "number six'--(got plenty oil That next
door, will sell all the various Numbers OF
Ladies and Misses Shoes, Buskins, Caters. &c,
beautiful! 1--WE mean the shoes, for the ladies' nj
WAYS look well with new shoes on their under
standings,) yes, they are pretty, I'VE mean the
shoes and il you DO not choose to take
word for it, 90 and see for yourselves. Gentle
m lean also be accommodated with Boo,s,ove
shoes and amy thing else in the Shoe line
The .B'hoys' can there find Boots and shoes to
fit; all cheap for cash. sayet the advertise
ment. Enough for the stock, now for the room:
Job IS really man Ct good taste as well as II
very patient man; the superb manner in which
he has finished off his room--the glass show
cooking glass, and other fix
ups" prove this to our satisfaction There IS
indispensable piece Of furniture in the little
room Job has partitioned OIL, We must not for
get to mention; in that little room sits Charley
EsteIl--a sole strapped TO his knee--(hc's whole
souied fellow ,)-hammering tho his arl was
at stake, he pegs away to the last. IL your sole
wears out he'll supply You with new one i'll a
trce. The fact is, call things are straight
Jake. horse - in the lead and Job Borton's
the place 10 buy cheap Boots and Shoes.
I5-1hc Drug Store.-Dr. Jos. Howell, has
also moved his establishment from No. 10, TO
his new building opposite the Palladium Office
the room and arrangements of bottles, jars, &c
present pleasing and neat appearance, and we
couldn't help cxcIaming .'Ho~ ueN erfry thing
Io0ks.'' The DR.. has been receiving aGdi-
,onaI supply Of Medicines, &c. his father is
now in partnership with him, and they seem de-
termined to accommodate customers with TIE
right md Of articles. Ply sicians and others,
are invited to give them call
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

NEW BOOK STOIs e!
lust opening. from New York, Philadcl-
- phia aud Cincinnati, II superior lot of
Mj>ccll:sn cOss>. Scientific.
Literary: Law 'aMO
Religious. Medical
BOOKS:
All Of which have been carefully selected. and
can b.. recomme nded for their neatness. valu-
able instruction., and reduced price. The sub
Sc riber will make "a libe raj discount 10 Country
Me rchants and Teachers, who buy TO sell again.
1t will be TO the interest of every one
TO SEE HIS TOOK
before buying elsewhere. No charges for look
that OF those sold cheaper than the cheapest
school Books :alld stationery,
in good variety, aud Of superior quality, con-
stantIy kept on hand and sold wholesale and
retail. All of which may be bought low fo'
cash. Also, an excellent lot of
FRIENDS BOOKS
Look ing 2 lasses, Band boxes and Wall paper
constantly kept on hand. Arrange menis are
made by which any book that may be in mar
ket, can be procured with but little delay small
orders will be attended to with promptness as
well larger Teachers are desired ~
call and examine many new books Just coming
to hand For sale also
ASTRONOMICAL AND OUTLINE MAPS
SCHOOL APPARATUS, GLOBES, &c.
15@rarents, Teachers, Book Sellers, Student:
and every one that would be interested in GOO,
Books, are invited to buy them at the \ EW
STORE of
e. c. HOBBS, No. 10, Main It.
Richmond, Ind, 10Th mo. 3lst, 1919. AL,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

December 60, 1919.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-28

Hr, " aissFt
nc fooilY love the bsaaii'al'
Al ryous thing. and sa'''
r, insunci. a. the wild - lo's'
r. eas-ni sunirer az
We d,ady lo,e the is4aafil'
Whrrs 'er h-r form isssn'
rpon she raia,ed sunset skie''
o. In the w.ld.u0os greco.
We ,eve--wc a,ndlr. dearly 'eve--
Tn. tsauii4l aad Aashi.
And ,nrr toward. b, as The H'~sr
Toward, he .uure Of i,.hii
who,l,, on maAlsu'. eheek Il slo'r'
or .is b, nufaanas nIl-
O, hlp.,.. On fb- o7.aiHs rose
We Ieariy ia's sill
al. ,s,~ 4. Asar that VIVA bowed
re bssaafol aHd bright
J,,,, aes,r ilriiied when from a5a'-
n .asaas lamp Of n'sh'
WEI. isasias down i'kr angel eyes
rsn ias world Of care
Thai h,-ri. 20 Heaven n''ef "i.' re-
-.e.sf. -HFFFE
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wN. +. TAYLOR Ma
u'ANloR 4 PIERCE, Physicians as sj,I !
! E1H', tender their professional ser,i., 'r'
ihc citizens Of Marshall and vicinity =
uriou- branches of their profession :" q
Office No. ) Johnson's new brick b,aA-
Marshall, Nov. 10, 1919. uao
hOCrOK ". II. TACkETT ha.
- neniiy located in Marshall. lie RS, r,aA
fully tenders hl. services To the public gen.i'7
,n an the Various branches of lhe meds"l I.
tcssion. -
Office No J Joinsou'- brick buildin, =.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-28

FeBar&RY TrgM. g. 1880.
r. the Nieif mr. am Other hIirtifi agiesr NJ s1iI
county greeting:
N\-llEREAS the petition Of Allan u Mas.
W sc Administrator d. balss nan Of the 90.
tate of Bneaman Strlurhn. deceased nh. d,,
filed I'm sad eottr, r.pr..,nt. ~, VI,
Whit. the former Admni.friior Of said ,s,,,a
Cas-, iacd and refused 10 settle IN, accor,, y.
such. and to deliver To- your petitioner tho nron.
erty Of .o,J ..,s,. ,nJ H., a.aaa,I y" iF,i-
sales Of property made by order Of m. rour,
.,,.-.o., ILL.,, =. - -. ~ ,,''' " "'''' ~
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Prdf W U Hn..s iHfa.
March r, 1859. go Us
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-28

TAKEN M by L. \ Smith. ard ,os,oa ,o
! fore G. Nance. ESQ n Best, No
ian esiay work OK, black and Whit MA
marked tao splits in the rgl, and crop M nj
g ief-5i. in The leit ear about eight years ola
aa4 appraised to sl3 so
t.. e BEAXLEY, Clerk
Narch Sin, 1850. 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-28

4 PLEASANT Family Residence ore block
= \ FROM The Public Square. with Garden and
Gut Houses, - offered low for cash Enquire
at this Office
Feb. / i,h. 1850. N 2tn
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MORRIS & TAcKETr have Just received a
J TIRE ief 81 that celebrated Nniou Glass
Waterford. sa.eh uey offer los 70, cash.
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\ & \ X ID.
" PATRICK p LANlNCpu

w OK " ~ Nl' J.. LANlNGHu
} having had au experienced practice IL =
medical profession ior the last thirteen ye,, :
the sta,c- VI Mississippi and Louisiana re.,'a
u.ly Tenders ts professional service, h I,
citizens 10 Harrison county.
Re-idrn,e-SpRrilc place, tive and /.
mile. north Of Marshall pu
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IRON rnI\nl,RA

- IRON FOUNDRY.
81 ERECTING 10 the Eas, part Of III.
- town Of Marshall and viii have in opera.
ton m a very short time, m Iron Foundcry. ore.
pared 10 cast variety Of articles, and par,cn
iafly ploueh-moulds Of the most approved
pan d. BI RRESS,
June J. lsa'. n2yl
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Jsshaf NE Pare q t4#a niv
March 2, 1850 laot
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Just received, and for sa'c Iarro assor'-
mcnt Of laudrrth'- Warranted Garden Serds
~ iNN IL SEARS
Marshall Try4s. 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07


offered and we have heard of no worth reporting Bra
has remained steady at Zoe 100 ID. Weeks receipts
Wheat 5000 sacks exports 1900 Weeks receipts of Corn
940O sacks exports, 1900. Receipts of Wheat to LIST Sent
$1,000 Sacks against last 939 OOO exports OO asalns
last year 1864 600. Receipts OF Corn to LIST Sept 1l75 O0
sacks against last year COO; exports 49, OOO against a
| year $4,000.
PrOyisOns-The Pork market has remained apiet Mes
continues to sell IN retail parcels ut $40 SOC so 63S and
Prime at 81 OODs Ia P bb On Tuesday 300 bbls crossed
sold at 81 80 for Mess and 30 W Dbl for Prime Beef with
out change, Mess in bbs bringing $I2 O sl2 &c. half bb
81 WDf %, and Prime IS 0O6Dss Is " Dbl There ha,
been rater more movement in the Bacon Market and the
sales have embraced ebou $50 casks Sides and Shoulders
the former bringing 4T5 for Ribbed and Clear with a fe
small lots of Prime at 5l4953z, and the latter IG694ic ~
ID Tor Ordinary Missouri Choice Cincinnati. Hams have
sold IN retail parcels at 7sSc b for Canvased, and 90l1
lOr sugar Cured Extra, etc. Of Lard about 800 bb and
erce and 300 kegs have been sold during the week 81
for No and 7@74c W ID for No. to Prime Western
Butter has continued to bring 10G0l. and Cheese 7zsc W
d. The receipts OF Pork for the year have been a., 49 bb
against 56O643 for last Stock remaining in the lnspec
uon Warehouses Sept 1st 249lg bbs Receipts of Beet
53OO bb and 800 eces, against last a. 600 bbls
25 600 erCes stock in Inspection Warehouses Sept 1s 1856
bb $50 half bbs and % terce Receipts of Bacon 900
casks &c. 400 erces and 600 bb agansf last wear 81 800
casks 81 500 terces and 2SOO bb Receipts of Lard 40 7C
erce 1865 400 bb and @ 600 kegs against last year 500
erces $4,000 bbs and 1904 900 kegs Stock on hand Sept
Isl $500 bbs and erces and 30 800 kegs against 500 bb
and terces and 49, 600 kegs last year.
Rice-We have noticed moderate sales during the week al
4}5GD4}sc W b for Fresh Carolina
NhiskY-fhe principal sales Of the week 50 bbls
Reced at "a, and 40 tOf good brandt 25c W gallon
The receipts Of the year are 100 900 bbs against 900 last
year, Exports 5000, against last year 5000 bbs
Bagging and HOpe-The market has Leen dull through
out The week. and have noticed sales Of only about 400
coils Rope at for fair and &c for Choice herscepts ofht
year have been 300 pieces Bagng and &C. coo coils Of Rope
against last pieces and 80 coils Stock hand
Sept l Il 900 pieces and IS coo coils last year IA sou pieces
and q 900 coils
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

The Source Of ate MississiRpi-The Misss-
sippi rises in the Northern part Of the Territory Of
Minnesota, in Lake ltasca This lake is situated
in lat 40 49, IS" n, long. $50 q W. The eleva.
ton of this lake above the Gull Of Mexico is about
1915 feet. The length Of the Mississippi is est.
mated at $500 miles. Within circuit of less
than one hundred miles around the source of The
Mississippi, rivers arise which find outlets in Hud
sons Bay, to the North, the ST. Lawrence on the
East, and the Gulf of Mexico at the South. In
Decd there are, in the vicinity, springs within a
few feet of each other whose waters are discharged
into rivers the outlets of which are some 5000
miles apart The Mississippi itself, runs North at
first and then East, as if in doubt which course to
take, but finally, in the language of Western
traveller" turns its towards the sunny
South, il in of the royal government ruling
the soil washed by the Hudson Bay and the st.
Lawrence river, AID makes her way through the
heart of our republic to the Gulf of Mexico"
The river is navgable continuously for steamboats,
to the Falls of st. Anthony distance of about
1000 miles. 1t is also navgable for steamboats, for
considerable distance above these falls and boat
has, believe, already been constructed for that
purpose.
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shina.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morning, September Z, 1850 )
Except IN the article Of Cotton there has been falling off
IN the business of general market sine, .a week. and for
Mat Staple good prices have continued be realized For
Tobacco and Sugar there has been fair demand and
sdcrns the period Of the and reduced stocks
the transactions in these articles have been quite large Flour
ia3 continued improve and Com and Oats have brought
better rates than during the preceding week. Pork has
naned depressed but is without further decline, wlna for
Bacon inquiry has led improved prices. In Coffee
there has been and holders have obtained
advance Of %G925o q ID for all descriptions.
The accounts Of the America, aud the Atlantic, from
LIVERPOOL with dates the 9Th and 2lst u have to
hand during The week, the former Monday and the latter
on Wednesday, They report decline OF I'd W Ii in the
Liverpool Cotton Market but few particulars stated by
telegraph The next steamer due T the tlibema, which
10 have left Liverpool the 2h nlt and her ought
TO have reached us before this time.
The weather has been pleasant uoughy the weak, and
the health Of the city is unchanged.
OttOnTs eOu. of Cotton on sale is very low, leaving
no room for operations 10 any extent and the business
of the week MP barely 1850 bales The Of
the America and Atlantic, which have referred above,
produced no effect market, and prices in the few
actions that have taken place have been full ranging gene
rally above our quotations Tor Midiing gEadcr The new
crop comes very slowly, but out we'll and has sold
at a range of 1874, 49, Il. il&41j &c % b. The receipts
proper at this port for the ending September lst
797 eco bales against 100 e6 received during last year. and
the total receipts Of the crop Of l5 made mp TO the latest
dates OH G against 81 9 10, showing dccreasa at all
The ports Of CAS- 65 bales, 1t considered probable that the
accounts yet to in will bring the total crop up to
2IOOOOO bales, which the outside figure Of any estimate
that we have yet seen,
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SctooLs in Haine.-It appears from the annual
III Maine, that the whole amount of school money
raised by tax in that State, is 1921 1925. The
| counties Of kennebec and Penobscot raise the
largest sum, 100000 each. The whole num-
Der OF scholars returned is l9l 09j of whom 110GO0
attended school in the summer and 133,4l3 in the
21,3l6; Cumberland, 20,G2i: Lincoln, 1851
franklin, 1875 Somerset, 1905; Penobscot,
2lO92 Waldo, 20Sls Oxford, 1920 Piscata-
gus, 1863 Hancock, 500; Washington, ~ G22
Aroostook 1909. Number of male teachers re-
turned in the State, 2,Ij4 female, 3,j35. Number
Q! school houses in good repair, 1891 number not
| in good repair, 1871.