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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

CoHGrEsS -There is bu, little news Of
impor,ance from Congress tins week. Inc
Washington correspondent, Of the Charles
ton Courier, writing under date OF Decem.
Der II, SAYS: "Ihe assen, OF Texas, 10 the
proposals relative to boundaries, was ans
nounced to Congress yesterday, by The
President. The bill for the reduction OF the
rates of postage and the New York Mint
Bill, were made special orders OF the House.
Mr., BENTON brought in his Bill for the con-
struc,ion of a National Highway TO the
Pacific, and contended tina, 1t was pracll.
cable as well as important.
81 have supposed that the old States
would make their claim for share OF the
lands which they so prolusely bestowed
upou new States, or gave away in hounlles
and charities. or Offered TO all chrIs'endom
I was not surprised, therefore, Al the propo.
si,ioo of Mr.. Meade. of Virginia, TO divide
the public lands among the States. accord-
ing to their population, reservine the min-
era! lands for the Government. and twenty
per cent of the proceeds of sales for the
extinction of the public debt. The States
are, by this project, TO be provided with a
fund for the pu.i. --"opi internal improve
nent and education. but not 10 5e restricted
in their application to these objects. The
Western States Wi! resist any project OF
This sort. They wish 10 encourage rapid
settlement Of the lands. by making them
free TO all actual settlers. whether citizens
or aliens intending to become citizens.
No, a word was SAID in Congress yes,er.
day in relation to the disturbing question.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27
NOl'IC'E T..

An persons indebted TO this Once 'or
srh.crinrIons, nhvarrslnG. or jan w"rK. hff
REQUESTED to pay their dues Mt once Inc
~, If Iauuary is Il, hnnd, and we need
what is owing US to pay our ''n'N' WV
cannn, 90 on with our business nhIess 'h"se
far whom We labor pay US for our work.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

WEALTH CT MAssACHUsETTs.-T State
valuation of property in the State Of Massa.
chusets for the year, as determined By the
Valuation Committee, is $500, 53l ,s3l. In
1910 it was 500. SIS, 239.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

EplToRIAL.-A noted char once c'cr9cd
into the sancium Of venerable aud highly
respected EDITOR, aud INDUCED 10 a trade
ngains, citizen with whom he was on Ind
terms. ~ WISH" said he, addressing the
mnn of the pen, "lhat you would write .
very severe article against B.. and put j;
into your paper" "Vcry we'll" va. The
reply, and after some conversation the yi>-
tor went away. The next morning b. cam"
rushing into the office in n viol.nt sac of
excitement. "Whot did you pa, in your
paper? have had my nose pulled and been
kicked twice." III wrote q severe ortlcle as
you desired" calmly returned the editor
land signed your name to it,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27
COLUMBUS, Dec. 10.

OHIu LEGISLATURE. The House has in
directly decided against the RICH, of the Le-
gislalure to lnstruc, Senators and Repre-.
scnaiives in Congress, by indefinitely post
pnning the resolution Of instructions reia.
tive to the Cheap Postage Bill. 1t is under.
stood that no United States Senator will be
elected this session of the Legislature.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

G-Our columns this week d" not c'"-
tain the usual quantity of reading natter
Printers mus. have holydny as well as
other people.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

DR.. Turnbull of England, it is said has
discovered a remedy for short-sightedness,
by the application of the extract of ginger
to the forehead, SO as to affect the fifth pair
of nerves.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

"Ain, i, wicked to rob dis hen roOs'.
JIM"
"Da,'s grca, moral question:. Gumb".
we baint no time to argue j, now-hund
down anodder pulie'."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

frJaIf you meet difficulty don't turn
coward and shun it, for whatever we
wrcstlo with strengthens our nerves.
Even Demoslhenes was foo-fou speaker
once, and yet by chewing pebbles he be-
came some pumpkins even at Athens
Like him. all you want is little grit to be.
cone President.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

MrssIssIPPI.-The bill calling State
Convention has passed both houses Of the
Mississippi Legislature. The Convention
il TO be held on the second Monday of No.
yember next. The Legislature adjourned
sine die on the 80 b uit.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

Indiana is receiving the highest praise
from ali quarters on account Of The pa
triotic resolution Of her convent, in favor
of the mainiena nee and exrcutio, o. The fu,
gitive slave law. Her conduc, is ? ac"d in
honorable contrast with that OF Vermont.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

Some rasca's propose that aides, who
clamor for their rights, should be made tn
do military duty. They wish to enlist, and
become their "cumpanions IN arms
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

LAND WAREANTs.-C Curious Case,-A
Washington letter in the New York Herr
aid says:
"a curious case Ct the location Of a land
warran, is reported here. An old soldier,
in the full ncceptnt!on Of the word, living
at Iarpcr's Ferry, being entitled to 100 a
rrcs of land for his services in the army, ac'
cordug to The bounty land law of the las,
session, for the sake of convenience. located
his "pa'en, right" on lrucl Of location, n,
Ilarpor's Ferry. He had consulted one of
the ablest lawyers on the subject. whose
opinion is lhlt the old soldier will get The
land. which is said 10 be, from its location.
worth at eos, Ssl5O,OOD. !, is to be hoped
,hat, between him and Uncle Sam, the land
will 90 TO the old soldier, if the law say
So"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

A I!lTT TO posTMA.TEEs.-A postmaster
in the interior Of Pennsylvania recently bad
judgmcn, given against him for the price OF
o subscription for several years to distant
newspaper. on the poa that he had no; CIV.
en- sufficient legal notice TO the publisher to
stop it, and had continued to receive the
NUMBERS for several years, and sell them for
the postage. The magistrate decided that
merely returning Il copy of "Jchn Smiths
papers, with "siop his written on IT.,
without post.murk. or other distinction OF
locality, was not sufficient legal notice, but
n written notice, with name, place. dntc,
and reason. mus, be sent to the publisher.
and frankea, Tia. i, may be taken out by
him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

The trial Of Reuben Dunbar. at Albany.
for the murder of two inuiirnsivo children
who it was alleged stood between him and
n small annuity, was brought to close on
Tuesday by the jury finding hun guilty. Of
murder in the frs, degree. He is represent
ted as being but twenty years Of age and
married.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27
9 - ,,,;Ns, Editor and Proprietor.
.yIENs FRIDAY. DEC. 81, 1850

r. ". TuoM>oN, is Inc au'"p ~ ' ,r';
,ren, for the "Post,' 10 the c'y u l'"'"
nore Md,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

An immense dIslllery has been started at
Richmond Va. which it is calculated. will
consume ljG. 900 bushels of grain annually.
The number of drunkards. widows, orphans,
crimes. and miscrlcs. it viii produce is no,
stated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

Sheridan gave the following humorou:
definition: "lrishman-a machine Tor con
verling potatoes into human nature"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27
rHE RANKS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The BANKS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1t would seem that the recent nctlon IN
South Carolina, looking to secession, Is
about to injnre tie. currency OF that State.
We have noticed articles on the subject in
several Of our exchanges, the result OF
which must be to excite alarm and shake
the confidence Of the bill holders. The
Banks of South Carolina are all in mos
! solvent condition for aught VIC know to the
contrary. but the constant clamor about Sc.
ccg,Ion ard dsunion, and the ,rarlike de-
monsraiiors ct the Legislature, VIII not
be without their effect upon the State cur
rcncy, and if kept up must operate heavily
ngainst the business interests OF Charles
ton and other of her towns. We have no
idea TINT tho mercennry consideration OF
doilnrs and cents enters into the calculation
in the least when the subject is under con-
sideration-but suppose South Carolina was
to seccdc. and go out of the Union. what is
10 become Of the business of Charles'on!-
1t is ,rne the trade OF that State would still
30 there. But in addition to their State
currency being depreciated, would not oil
the business IF the interior, outside OF!
their own boundaries. take the direction OF
Savannah? Undoubtedly IT would. and tho
latter City would rapidly advance in pros
periy Mt the expense of her hitherto more
prosperous rival. We repeat, we hoE" 40
idea that dolInrs and cents ever enter INTO
the calculation of the members e. iHr
South Carolina Legislature when booming
so hugely about secession, yc! while the"
are legisatinS FOR their constituents and
taking steps which, if carried out, must
result in uusnppornble taxation, it would
not perhaps be amiss to reflect that their |.
designs may end in destroying the busl
ness interests of the State. 1t would not,
be the test policy in the world to first
destroy their business, and then tax the poo-
Dle at rates that would be burdcnsome un.
der any degree of prosperity. If South !
Carolina keeps up the C'amor about Sc |
ccding, her State currency vii! he pre-. !
,iu,ed, md her business seriously sui r. |
It is 10 be hoped they will think of these
things, as ii may be the better policy ni
presen, to bear the evils they have, lhao l!y
10 others and greater ones.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

HINT FOR TIE lNvALID.-A new-laid
egg, broken INFO cap OF tea, coffee. or
Chocolate. and wel.ben'eE up, is an excel
len, Ingredient in the breakfast Of n person
having deficient appetite, and will be found
very substantial.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

II is want Of judgment not TO see danger;
but stupidity, or rashness, not to fear it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

The following is said 10 have been a.
mong The writings Of the great md pious
Luther:
For my pnr', cannot oppose the man
who may wish to MARY several wives. and
do not think such plurality contrary To
holy scrip,ure.'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

To make q blockhcad pass for a wit, be-
STOW upon him fortune If ten thousand II
year. There is something in the voice Of
.l"uboons that commands attention in the
BIS, regu a,ed families.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

SourH CAROLINA LEGIsLATuRE.--The
Convention Bill has passed both houses Of
the South Carolina Legislature, and the
Governor had ordered salute 10 be fired IN
honor of The event.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

Mr.. Cranmore, of England, uses fine
wire gauze for speciaces, for defective
sight in old age. Minute objects can be
seen with great disiinclness.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

SoRRowFUL MEN.-The doctors in time
of great sickness. The man who is not a.
BILE to lend you any money, and the frient
that regrets that you cannot stay any lon
ger.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-27

Tho editor Of The Cuyunsa Chief lets his
chulor rise in this way:
We wuuld say TO the wretch u no stole
on. SHIRT from the line while we were ahcd,
waiting for it to dry. that We hope the col
lar will cut his throat"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12
Our baltimore Correspondents.

BALTIMORE, Oct IL, 1850.
The Murder Of EoaHsa Mitohell-- Great Ercite-
nent-Iico N,"os,s "a one day-Bern,,.da Con-
pIds-MuTktrs, &c
The murder ct Edmund Mitchell, by being sho,
by some unkroVa person on "Wednesday night
has excited great iutrrest in our community. lie
fingered in great agony until o'clock yesterd az
afternoon, when h. expired. The evidence before
the coroner pointed Ia three well known outlaws OF
the city, who wei. knowA to be in the vicinity
the murder at the time.
At the time Mr. VI tchell was shot, he was poiE .
into public house with six other persons, who
had passed in bei"rr him. and he placed one foo,
on The step The sb,i WAS fired His friends ran nto
the street o bs essi-i-ncr, and several shots we're
tired ~ Them. Wuuudtng, slightly, two OF the mum.
bst. Thy bsd J'pt gwen three cheers for Jerome,
the whig mayor rlrot, aud the probability is that
10 was this that brought down on them the muir.
deious hfe. lis .b'ral, tC. marrow. will be an
immense affair IT, Wrs ", sideDt Of the NIgilant
Engine Company, aud also an officer Of one OF our
volunteer cImlsbrs.
Mr. Francis l. iirrty, who was shot at the
Eleventh ward puii> ~ election day, was also sup.
pcscd 10 be yak iast n'1t'. a man named John
Suisr has been c''umui'o To jail for uisl-he is a
hardened penlFuusry cunvIct.
The SECOND Arrival "i bermuda convicts at our
wharycs has caUrsd much anxiety in in our com
fUnniy, OFps claly NJ tue captain states that the
lsct OF Baltimore ing the only port NJ which they
Gun enter with iuphnity is' I'll known 10 Bermuda
Hnd That hereafter tbsy ale all % he sent ia this
dHectieD. Dor rify council will meet ia the
course 81 a few weeks, when energetic measures
HN ~ adopted tn puf stop tO these i'm portatiohs
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LfvrarvoL cL.ss,rcArro~.
MARKETS EI.sEwuERR.


BosrON Oct ETcanrr Roard 10 shares Bank Of Gem
mrce, los fremont Bank, lol, - DO lUsSi | Mer-
chants Hatk no. 10 Grocer RAnk. g4t BssSon Rank
81 Boston shd Providence Rail oAa SSs do SlA; rs
Boston and Worcester Railroad, ltnN do la, rs Grand
JObction 90. II Conhtouost River Ailrosd H a. YER
mont ana hasaehusetts Hsilrcsd 20 Nashua aud Low
oil hslrosd 100, ~ do l0 " 200 philadelphia Wilminron
ald Baltimore 20 Ia,srn Railroad lOihi so los;
~ Concord Kailrcad, 81; old Colony Railroad BDkt Ei
Vermont Centrs Railroad Slh ~ DO 3Mi ~ kast BOSTON
StEptnY lOde .om lsAi ~ do lsJsi 10 Ogdeusburfh
ksiroad 49, 10 de-, ~: 81 60, Sts ~ do 49,, 100 81
$50 Do s3s l23 Es4 Boston Co. 6iy5ends 80. 4 g. 500
Vermont and Massachusetts, aiir0aI Bond. 81 xUD o.
deustuTsh HAilrosd Bends. Elit
rurrr Una Oct. lltirsi boardS109 Lehgh Vt Loan
~ sa1 eLeh 6s - 500 US.Ss 81 SlOs SlOO Penna 5s
slA lgOs. ksy.ts " a.. 81 cE de- i2S $1,000 90 az
500 do t2. slnO de-. 81 10 shares Gtrsrd 1rutt
~ - INsh.nge bsnt rtg t Farmer ard Mechanics
ksnt nv DO, 7lSi Philads pbia BAni, f l0s Norris
Csrai sUS3 zoe do ~ lOp dot, 90 49, d. %
loo 90, ioS 50 de- ~. D. DO, b. H 10 DO as s Ne.
~, i'm; go shares sorri. Canal @ 10 d. es. 900
shtrss WilmirFtp r. p,lf Sllso Lehsh 5s7sts, 1000
BAS.rsoHS. Oct p $50 N.f,i,sS g., Ios,. ,snooR
n bonds q lssI VI So a., 81 $50 do, q. shares
Faltimcre Ohio NJ ~ 4; d. Tfh, 50 DO. 49, ~ DO
n i.i IS do. 15hai 8do.. Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

Pot oHhEkfsiE, Oct IL, 100.
ne Cgs Of Geores U,ls,s-Hs Application tgr
krr TIai-- Wig NomirafioH yr Nember g.
C.ugrts-- Tie Democratic Nomination f,r he
s5ms e6sot-Spsp Caaa dafc-- Dolgaie % tls
Itita Conrenf oH-D,morane Couniy Conren.
fion-Assmbiy Nomination.
The argument upon the application for a new
1na IN the case Of George Wilkes, was carried on
before Judge Bsrculo on Monday last. After h
was concluded, the Judge said that IL would re-
qu.t come time TO consider the case accordingly
IL s,arSs adjourned, awaiting the decision Of the
Court Many persons are Of opinien that a new
trial will he granted. II 90, IL will be much more
exciting than that Of week before last, and will
gUbably bring to light many strange devslope-
m.n,s I'VE have since learned that new trial
has been granted.-ED. HKRsIDl
The Wing Convention, which mt at Beekman-
vile yesterday, nominated John Cruger, Eco OF
led Hook, az their candidate foi member OF Con-
qress The democrats have nominated Gilbert
lean, Eco, young lawyer Of this place, Tor the
eams flee Beside this, II ~ said that some one
IN the southern part n this district, man of con-
siderable influence as offered bimself as stump
candidate for Congress, ~ opposition TO Nj Dean.
The two fret are excellent nom nations, anu both
men II is difficult gay who viii ~ elect, but
however. whether the wings or the dt~mocrats gain
victory this disuic e eersin oi b. ing yell and ne
ably rerreseDted W. the thirty thr, and thiryfourh
Couriess. Mr. Dtan YES a mrmber " the barn.
burner rarity ~ 1904 but notwtth atarSipc will com
mend : heavy vote from the whole democratic
GARY The Taegofh, which was i'r organ Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12
Movements OF D,.,ingu,shed peop,,

hiF lelcher, X ana iiOa joan BartOu, Mns-
Ten 10 thhi were IN SavAbnsh. Ca on che 9th inst
Hon. Henry Clay 4 &C. be CON plimcDted With . bar.
beoue, by the people Of Lexington, Ky on the 18th
inst.
lion J Mcneil Ga W. v Lynch U s.N: Mai
j. p Eoweni fhiis Capt. shipley, N. N;s. s. Bas.
tett susm"r Atan'ic; j. l.. Adams. Md Geo u
lairtaukE ia 4. Coulton. ". Faulkner Conn aud
iery four others, have arrived and taken the
Clinton Hotel
Hon Barnard. Minister to Prussia hon WIN
q. houek. Ex Gov NY Hon 4 n PEEK MONTPELIER:
hou. J u Airs, Mass Or wedd-rton, " J hon
VT birtsnH btnehamton, sndlUT others, led yes
terdRy az tls Irvirg House.
Daniel Thomas. Philadelphia; w. II. Moon wash
lpGtOn; kneSltun, Charleston; Gsu John Burch
IhhdcIhi ana 80 others' arrived Jest rdsy at the
American.
AIR Beard, Philadelphia; r. McCounJc N.o.:LP
Jones. ny Cap Lett Br. steamer Europa and %
othsrr Hrritcd yesterday at the Astor.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRfusN. Oct IL =, "
Arus- Holders were Arm With saics 81 81 bbls ro,s
OF 80 l2if. and PEARLS At So sly.
BuTknFrr ~ Flour - Previous 10 the receipt OF The
tufepss news this FORENOON the market for GOAT
mon TO iaht state. add Western Better, bat
srr the merchants bad received their letters there
vas fts huoysney 'rraTent, and the market eosed
- 20 Tor sood new Transactions compri.eI "a 600
ibis. az 80 20 a - 12k for No 2super6ns 81 % 9
81 t2h, fer common tostraiRht stats; ~ SO 81 Gs
f1r mad 70 strdight Michran aud Indiana 60 o.
80 IS Tor pure Gebesee aud 50 for article called
pure Geneses Southern flour rather loser. with
moderate inquiry. Sales Of geo bbls. AZ - 65js a
- Tor new s-a So - 90 for old Nv, Flour held
., m, With saes Of 2no bills at 50 lsA % ~ Cora
h,ei vas rot ae' ", ssles were msos Of LOO bids At
o,s lTr s az. ~ "a. NOR P-s.y sId
Superior brand % Toe per quarter bag and 81 y per
half barrel Thue was Hheaf Offering and prices
have declined notvithstsndng the dem and vas good
Included IN the operations coo bushels OF good
Gtuesse ~ ~ 10 500 bgshfls con red Southern
AZ CSC. and ? 200 bushels MIXED Ohio st 81 Rye vas
mtfe ffm with sales Of 4 go bushe at Coc psrkeV
va, noticed In our last With Gales Of 600 bushels
coed tao ed at 56c Oats heavy, with salee Of
Sor,i,rn a! ioc. a iiei jersey at Ssc. aos sni
Of iaCtO bushels at olNc e5ic for m. xed Csc for
vsav'lly southern and &C.. CsSc for round ello~
Co'rrE We note sales Of 80 bags Rio at II 20
iIht Lssns1rs at NE and ~ bags Java 1t l9c
Cores The sdviees PEI Europe have had no erect
upon the cur market snc the sales to day ount TO
CO. bales. At yesterday ~ cee
FnyIcHrs TO Livspooi rates we're Inactive Mer
chants had no, had time TO reed their letters Der
Evrtss smnu engagement Of cotton we're making at
-four taken a. IL led. Grain and dead weight TO
Liverpool we're nominal To LONDON rates were ire
guiar To Hsvis, they rsrgrd from y ke To
Cs's.nia 81 per measurement foot con tinusd 20 b.
paid {, clippers and 6oe zee to ordpsry vessels
T. w. eentiuusd frm At ssc SIC for ] ocklsnd
Hag selling for shipment 40 s5c 56c
Pew -DuIirR the past two or three days the re-
csip's Of both cod ssd msessr.l we're light hut tse
dsnsnd being moderate prices we're eesier Dry cod
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Fraud ps,sE u IothrSp issued WAT.
RANT yesterday tor he arrest OF John Enrixht
70 one OF the forSarding ocee OF this city upon the
Following statement Of facts William Davis elch-
man "ith his family, consisting OF two and
daughters Ia all elk persons arrived At the Qusr.n-
the hip Constellation. In a few minutes after, a
steat boat came aiongsids and they went on board
Ih"J were then scoosted by n who asked them II
th,y we're going West. They said they were going to
miS uhe He hAnfed them business card aud told
then they should 81 briov and that there vas man
tbefe who would give them passage ticket. They
Wfnt down ans saw . tall man. with red whiskers
Ttui b. chin, who represented hims, az .nt for
tho Atany Steamboat Company. lie asked tn n 10
ibey wee goig TO Ml~suki~; they replied yss"
lie tbeL taio II they ~anted TO 20 bv railroad they
would have to pay twelve pounds-t~o pounds for
each p'rson-sik pounds to BE- paid In this cty aud
~ naming six when they arrived at Nil ~ausie aud
I'M Their luggage would be taken fre. tue pot
Inc bargain vas then struck between them. They
paid err pounds In sovereigps. and then gave their
lpgesge TO hin In charge and received a passage
uckst, HPned UtllRaher \ 20; but st.r yards
compelltd To pay dollar aud halt ths con .~y-
ance OF their luggage. The day they applied at
The thce ot the albany sea boat Com aud we're
Their agent and has no authority to give IT, They
thrn applied Ut the Mayors once. aud wA'le there,
bbflght came in and they ogbizcd him the man
10 whom TIA y paid the money and were then Informed
t9r The bfst time that hts name John Enrsht IL
sy be proper 10 remark that before sppJipR to the
mayor, they hunted up Enright and demanded to
have thsir money and lugisg" given back. which he
iruscd but AFTER reiuR at the syor he orea
70 MUM both provided he got back the ticket which
nov turns out 70 b. forged ana they. In their turn
ftuss 70 return tndar. determined to prosee ute him
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TeiegrapbIe Reports.

BaLrInosE, Oct IL. 1850
THE news BY the Europa has had but little eject on
The markets in this city. 30 bbis Howard street
-four sold At - 81; red wheat u worth 81 OF
Mess pork sells ut sll Ia. Coffee Is quiet aud sugar
" firm.
ALRavr, Oct II. 1850
The receipts since last have been:-Fluar S 500
barrels wheat, 5000 bushels corn 500 bushels bar
icy IL go bushels. Flour IL steady but not very sc-
tive. Wheat II nrm, with good milling quiry the
sales have been oce bushels at 81 49, AL ia Tor &C.
and 81 for Ohio Cora IL held higher aud trans
actions ace limited; 300 bushels chang hands at
6skc Tor mixed Western. ssles have been made of
10000 bushels barley at T6c We for ordinary aud
st zee Soc for four-roved, aud ne 80 for two.
Iow,d. Ostt are steady at 40c. 4oTc. Prison whip
hey s at &c.
BuFFALo, Oct IL 1850.
The reosps during the past twenty -four hours have
been as follows -fl0ur, 800 barrels; wheat 500
tusheis 2oo0 bushelL Western -four is in fair
demand. market without msterial change; sales haze
been 2CoO barrels, at 50 81 81 There j. not much
inquiry Tor wheat 500 bushels Sold 5lc for Wis.
confin and $40 for Ohio. Corn Il not 80 sotive hat
notice no change In prices. Small sales of Ono
vhisksy, at 2lSe. freights are unchanged.