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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS.
PREPARED By
E2Ss. G. M. SACKSOT.

PREPARED Bi
Esss. G.. nj. JACKSON,
At The German Medicine store.
40. l2D ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Will ctirctrally cnrc liver complaint lanndre,
Dyspepsia. chronic Dr nervous debility,
difcase of the Kidneys, and all dis.
c1sps arising from lsordcred
liver ,stOmacI.
Such constiFa.iUn inward piles, fness o blond TO
the head, ncidy u. the stomach heartburn disgust
for Jn!. i;rss wight III the Stomach. sour er1ari1s
sinking iiiere nj the PIT of the stomach swimming Of
the head hurried and difficult breathing. ni,erns at the
heart. choking suca!iig seIlsaris when in Il lying
posture diISs Of ysnI d,s web! before the Sight
fever ana dull rain in ic head. driiciecy ui pcrSpaiinn
yril"wnrss of The skin ana eyes an in tie side back
crs; ul,s. Hc. s'irn iISie# nj heat. burning in the
l>, corr!ii! iag:gs evil aud great depression of
spirits.
The genuine are entirely vegetable and free from al.
cn!ol slmuan syrup. ai0rs. Tlpnt,rb. caumel. aris
ans! ell micr: and injurious ingredients they ris->
ant in 'ie a'. smell and mild in their operl!i"
grIp,ig gi,in" u,caSness, they give sire 9Th !oila
whole system whs'ricy drive from it disease. 1i:ry can
Lc administered :he mos; delicate infant will, perfect
safely. ~
READ TIE FOLLOWING AR'Tif,iEs
il appeared in the leading German Journal ofPhiialr-
r'a tin' 'P!Hal"i?a D.nncia:." The ia.inr per-
S"ra!Iy uan'rl with DR. TocAanl. and ,7izi. e
Wees "f this great lie co!d quietly look upon the
ass'liacc Of IN lnPScr. without upprizi tl- pulc OF
approaching danger:
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G. v. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Columbia, S. G.

Keeps on hand and Is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment Of plain and fashionable
garments, which will be so!:l at reasonable prices,
The rools are rot up expressly for = fashionable
custom trade, and viii he found superior work.
mapship and quality. have also on hand and am
daily receiving an extensive assortment OF shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. shall
sell no article but " hat il good and substantial.
A fine assortment nl Silk and Fur Hats, Of the
very la,cs. styles, from the house Of 'cebe 4 Cos
tor Jan =.
Plough Mouh<. Shovc!s, Spades, Hoes, Axes,
Nails, Pots, Ovens. Sec, t,r, tor sale a,
I.n :sii-h--lll nONNEN.S.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11

this WmrlcrtiIl r.'aUgr.
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Rev. .Ium: C:!AMGEIS,
Rev. \. y. t,ILi."TTE.
Rev. i. Y. NICHOLAS.
Rev. WV. | RE.
Rev. T.. k,NC.Io.
Rev. Lew bHi%k,
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Ro,rgrc of Cpuuyerj.ns and Base limitations.
1l3 C'llarires ST.. New

IID CII.TFtH Nt 'NN VITV'IT"
Sole General Agents for lie Southern States
Sold by J. X. Mchain cam,l":: \. Fnch. Columbia;
IIavland IIarr,l i Go. AMI p w. Cnhcn Charleston;
AInr,sI Hail. WINS borough. Caldwell IL James, New
b,rry R.civ g. Ruiz! Chrs;crvi.r.
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L.. y. k@uMTsp. Esq.
=. SEEN *Hirr. E>T.
H.. !. ;.omEY. Ed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19
LEWISTOWN MILLS.

IE subscriber has again got his Mil started and wishes
l. TO buy LARGE QUANTITY OF ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN, for which he VIII pay the CASH, high the
market will afford, according quality Any person
having good Wheat will dosweIl to call and show
pie before they sell, he thinks he afford give
MORE than any person in the place. Those not wishing
10 sell and wanting store, he will receipt after harvest
10 be kept 10 the t Of December and after that time
viii give receipt TO De kept 10 the lst Of August he
viii wish To close all his accounts twice year. and VIII
not keep any unless he makes written contract 10
that effect If the person holding the receipt does
sell before the above days win be carried their
ing receipt, If the wheat Is good, he will
the reduction per bushe in the receipt that when the
owner comes To sell there viii be no difficulty.
All wheat cft in store ne will reserve the privilege of
buying when the wishes sell, IL cents
than Philadelphia price when the canal OPEN and 10
cents less when is closed, and IL he should buy
these prices, he viii only charge per bshc for
No interest VIII be allowed money left with
him for grain e viii be prepared At all times to pay
the cash
lie viii keep all kinds of FLOUR and FEED for sale,
but the orders be et in the office in the mill and the
cash paid, before Flour Feed will be delivered.
This arrangement made prevent any disappointment
there person that has any privilege Of selling but
the Dookkeeper who ii the book and puts the
order wire for the porter deliver. This will pre-
vent any mistake from being made in the filling Of orders
JOHN STERRETT.
Lewisown June 2s sj0ff
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39oetrp.
HARVEST HYMN.

EY MRS. /. II. sIGOURNEY.
God of the year! with songs of praise,
And hearts Of love, we come to bless
Thy bounteous hand, for thou hast shed
Thy mamma DER our wilderness.
In early spring time thou ddst fling
O'er earth its robe Of blossoming,
And its sweet tresses day by day
Rose quickcning in their blessed ray.
And now they whiten hill and vale,
And hang from every vine and tree.
Whose Pensile branches bending low,
Seemed bowed in thankfulness to Thee
The earth, with all its purple isles,
Is-answerlng to thy genial smiles,
And gales OF perfume breathe along,
And lift to Thee their yoiceless song.
God of the seasons Thou hast blest
The land with sunlight and with showers,
And plenty DER its bosom smiles,
To crown the sweet autumnal hours,
Praise, praise to Thee! Our hearts expand
To view these blessings of thy hand,
And on the incense-breath Of love,
Go of in their bright home above
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

burned-now they blaze out in splendol
quite near Broadway, and the lady abbess
rides in her own carriage
Z" Do you ever visit any of the exten-
slve gambling saloons in the city p
Only to carry a note or to inquire for
some gentleman" he answered. q am
quite lost in the splendor which surrounds
me. | smell the rich viands of the kitch-
en- as | ascend the staircase. / enter the
suites of apartments, where the festooned
hanglngs, the rich Turkey carpets and
Persian ottomans, the tall and elaborately
carved and gilt mirrors, the ormula lamps
and candelabras, the paintings of Venuses
and DanGas in gorgeous frames, the silken
draperies which vie with ancient magnif-
cence, the rich wines and delicate viands
on the table, and the plate and attendants,
all have the appearance of an enchanted
castle-of what we read of Paradise. 1t
Is hell, where the senses are intoxicated
with liquor and the pockets picked ~
Are you acquainted with any of the
keepers of these splendid establishments 20
Who would know brother of the
order OF faro and rouge ct 71oir in a seedy
| coat and shocking bad hat? Yet know
them by instinct-by their bushy and we'll
trimmed boards, the oily smoothness ol
their hair, the richness of their garments
their watch chains and diamond breast
pins, their easy lounging gait, and the fine
ly favored cigars in their mouths"
"Do our rich merchants, extensive bro
kers and millionaires, patronise these ex-
tensive establishments ?''
Not 10 any extent. They spread their
nets for strangers-for the rich planters
and factors with which our city and fash
ionable hotels abound"
We are glad to hear that the bulk of
victims were not our own townsmen and
yet there are too many of such who lose
their money at cards, and throw melan-
choly pail over the happiness of an entire
family. Night after night the poor wife
sits alone, waiting the return of her truant
husband. Each knock at the door-each
jar or jingle Of the bell-alarms her, until
she becomes nervous from solitude and
watchfulness. The chirping of the crick-
ct on the hearth, or the moaning of the
wind through the easement, serves only
to make night hideous. The midnight
bell tolls, and still he comes not. The
hour of two strikes-sometimes it is three
IN the morning-ere his step is heard and
then he enters, pale, haggard, tormented
with passion and despair, wild with dis
appointment, without a kind word, a soft
look, or an endearing caress for her whose
love he should prize above all earthly Jew
els. For every pang thus wantonly in
tlicted on a tender wife and mother,
whole life of penance can scarcely atone.
Times.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

1oUNG LADY STATIsTICs.-We learn
that during the last year, five hundred and
forty young ladies tainted away on vari-
Gus occasions. More than two hundred
of them fell into the arms of young gen
hemen; forty were caught by their aunts
and grandmothers; and only one had the
misfortune to fall on the floor; she, how
ever, picked out soft place to fall upon,
and was proyidentially received by an OF
toman.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

PINE LuMBER.-The Buffalo Courier
understands that contract has been made
at Oswego, for freighting 53,OO0,0O0 feet of
pine lumber TO Albany from Canada; only
100000 feet came from the same see
ton to Oswego last year. The PROPOSE
ton in the Canadian Reciprocity bill, now
before Congress, is TO admit Canada lum-
ber free of duty hereafter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

The Newburyport Herald, in notice
of Mr.. Webster's Maine letter, makes an
odd comparison, as thus" The con-
densed power of the style is worthy the at
tention of every student of the English
language. In his lofty bearing, his simple
and massive grandeur, and stately step
pings, Mr.. Webster is certainly the Ele-
phant of the Great National Menagerie.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

The citizens of Boston consummated
another work of benevolence on the Sd
instant, in the formal dedication of the
Massachusetts Charitable Eve and Ear
lnfrmary-a spacious and complete edi-
flee, costing 100000. The institution
throughout is on scale and of character
TO do honor TO the name of Boston.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

A live alligator, measuring eight feet in
length, was recently killed in one of the
streets of New Orleans.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19
SARCASTIC SENTENCE,

Old Elias Keyes, formerly Judge of
Windsor county, VT, was strange COM
position of folly and good sense, of natural
shrewdness and want Of cultivation. The
following sentence, il is said, was pro-
nounced upon a poor ragged fellow con-
vlcted Of stealing pair of boots from Gen.
Curtis, man of considerable wealth in
the town of Windsor:
Well, y said the Judge, very gravely,
before pronouncing sentence of court, un-
dertaking TO read the fellow a lecture,
"you're fine fellow 10 be arraigned before
Il court for stealing. They say you are
poor-no one doubts it who looks at you
and how dare you, being poor, have the
imprudence to steal a pair of boots No
body but rich people have right to take
such things without paying Then they
say you are worthless-that is evident
from the fact that no one has ever asked
justice TO be done you; all, by unanimous
consent, pronounced you guilty before you
were tried. Now, you, being so worthless,
was a fool to steal, because you might
know you would be condemned. And
you must know that ii was great aggra-
vation that you have stole them in the
large town of Windsor. In that large
town to commit such an act is most horri-
bic. And not only go into Windsor to
steal, but you must steal from that great
man, General Curtis. This claps the cli-
max of your iniquity. Base wretch
why did you not go and steal the only
pair of boots which some poor man had,
or could get, and then you would have
been let alone nobody would have
troubled themselves about the act. For,
your iniquity in stealing in the great town
of Windsor, and from the great General
Curtis, the court sentences you to three
months Imprisonment in the county jail,
and may God give you something to cat ~
The LEHIGH COUNTY BANK.-At the
last session of the Lehigh County Court,
the Grand Jury, upon legal proof being
brought before them, found an Indictment
against Moses Y. BEACH, of New York,
as owner and operator of the Lehigh
County Bank-a famous Loeofoco swind-
ling shop, with the. individual liability
principle fastened on its charter-which
exploded a few years ago, and whose
money he circulated. In pursuance of the
Indictment, Governor JOHNSTON has sent
an officer to New Y York, demanding of Gov
ernor FISH, to deliver up the said Moses
Y. Beach to the proper authorities of
PENNSYLVANIA.
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AUDITORS Notice.

Robert N'Manigil, Esq, In the Common
Sheriff of Mifflin county, Pleas of hilflln
now for the county, Oe7ld. esp.
United Stateso of America, No. 30, April T.,
1850 Property sold
u.s. March Both, 1850,
James Potter. for $3.50.
VENHE subscriber appointed auditor by the
IL Court of Common Pleas of Mifilin county
70 distribute the above proceeds OF sale, ap-
points SATURDAY, the 9th day of JULY
next, at his office, in Lewistown, 10 hear the
parties interested, when and where they are
hereby notified 10 attend,
VIM. NJ. HALL.
Lewistown, June %, 1850 At
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Lancaster County, sS.


= The Commonwealth Of Pcnnsyl-
q B%@ yania to the Sheriff Of Lancas-
YSISS ter county, GREETING
- WE command you that you at
tach John Kelley. late Of your county. by all
and singular his goods and chattcls, lands and
tenements in whose hands or possession soever
the same may be found in your Bailiwc, so
that he be and appear before our Judge at Lam
caster, at our Common Pleas Court for the
County of Lancaster, there TO be held on the
THIRD MONDAY in August next, to an
swer John w. Smith of plea IN Debt on Note
under SEAL And have you then there this writ
WITNESS, the Honorable Ellis Lewis. Presl-
cent of our said Court, at Lancaster, the twen-
'eth day of May. in the year OF our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty.
HENRY STOCK, Proth'y.
4 Copy-JGcoB FofTz, Dep'y. Sheriff.
Lancaster, June 4, 04) l650Gt
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n NOT TFCE.
RESPECTFULLY invite all persons deal
A ing III or using HARDWARE, &C., TO my
large and well selected stock, which will be
sold for cash at lowest prices.
mal7f F. G. FRANCISCUS.
FOUNTRY merchants are informed that
" assorted bills of Hardware may be bought
for cash at Philadelphia prices. Come and see.
mal7tf F. G. FRANCISCUS.
GLEDGE MOULDS, lG to % lbs, for sale by
~ mal7F f. G. FRANCISCUS.
DLANES of all kinds lower than the lowest
Ill mal7tf by F. 6. FRANCISCUS.
STOVES low for cash by
- mal7tf F. G. FRANCIsCUs.
MILLWRIGHT TOOLS of all kinds for
Iva mal7tf sale by f. G. FRANCISCUS.
& set Boot Trees, 8pr Crimping Boards for sale
- mal7tf by F. &. FRANCISCUS.
WTAGON and Buggy English Boxes from
w II to 63, for sale BY F. G. FRANcIscus.
DOTS, Kettles, Frying Pans, &c, for sale by
A mal7tf +. G. FRANcIscUs.
Dry Gun and Rifle Barrels, Castings, Tubes,
A d &c, for sale by F G. FRANcIscus.
NTARNISH, Coach and Cabne', } Glue, Paint
and Varnlsh Brushes always on hand by
mal7tf F. G. FRANcIscus.
HOUSEKEEPING articles of all kinds con-
NE stantly on hand by F. G. FRANcTscUs.
1 - Boxes Tin Plates, Iron Wire, Block Tin,
IL A Pig Lead, &c, for sale by
mal7N +. G. FRANCISCUS.
MOUSEHOLE AnviIs, from 100 to 200 lbs
IVA Tower Vices, 80 to 100 lbs, for sale by
mal7H F. G.-FRANCISCUS.
CPADES, Shovels, Manure Forks, Hay Forks
~ from 30 cents 10 81, best, for sale by
mal7tf F. q. FRANCISCUS.
0O pair Black and Bright Springs, from 10
mal7tf F. G. FRANCTSCUS.
900 yards Carriage Lace for Trim
IL @OO mings, &c, for sale by
F, g. FRANCISCUS.
DRASS, Silver and Iron Nut Patent Axles,
- Plated Stump Joints. for sale by
F. @. FRANCISCUS.
"lDES.-Enamell Chaise, Plain, Patent
~ Leather, &C., for sale by
mal7tf F. G. FRANcIsCus.
TARRlAGE Makers Trimmings and ma
" terials of all kinds for sale by
mal7f +. g. FRANcIsCUs.
00 sett Mahogany Veneers, Butt SC Column
M Bed Screws, q, 81, and in. long Bed
NV Castors, for sale by F. G. FRANcIscUs
- doz. pair Wood Hames, silver & brass plated
. 2 do Iron do do do
mal7tf for sale by F. G. FRANCIscus.
ENAMPHINE. Ethereal Oil and Lard Lamps, |
" Wicks, Shades, Chimneys, Globes, &c, |
mal7tf for sale by +. q. FRANcIscUs.
IRON.
A LII sizes, round and oval, Tire Iron from
IN II to 4 in, at F. g. FRANcIscUs's.
Saws, Chisels, &C.
GPEAR & JACKSON'S, WADE g. BuTcH-
- ER's Cross cut and Panel, always on hand by
maI7tf F. q. FRANClSCUS.
DEATTY'S, Roses, UnderhilIs, and the
1D most celebrated English Edge Tool Man
ufacturers goods, always on hand by
mal7tf F. G.. FRANClSCUS.
cA Kegs of Nails, Spikes g. Brads, at S4.25
OO 90 " Pure White Lead. at $500 per kg
40 gals Flaxsecd Oil, at $l.00 per gallon, by
mal7G f. g. FRANClSCUS.
BUILDERS of houses will find the latest
ID styles of Locks, Latches, &c, of superior
quality and finish, tor sale by
mal7tf +. G.. FRANCISCUS.
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Rates Of Advertising.

Communications recommending persons for
office, must be paid in advance at the rate of
% cents per square.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

HOUSE BELLS from 20 to 30 lbs, for farm
et's use. Cow, Sheep and Hand Bells tor
mal7f sale by F. G. FRAsoiscus.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

( lRANGES, (fresh) LEMONS, Fios. RAisINs,
" rauNEs. &c, at A. A. BANKS
4y"i Diamond Drug and Variety store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-19

knN lbs Sheet link, 100 Block do, for
OOO sale by f. G. FRANcIscus.
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IRON 4,

DUILDERS of houses will find the latest
ID styles of Locks, Latches, &c, of superior
quality and finish, tor sale by
ma17tf +. G.. FRANCISCUS.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-02
[coaRrsposDxNoE OF THE REPUBLIC.

BALTIMoRE, Nov. I--5p. IN.
November has opened upon us like bright May
morning, and a person walking up Baltimore
street would think were in the midst of summer
instead of the approach of winter from the appear
ance of the fair sex, who gaily decked in sum
mer raiment.
Our citizens were startled by the firing Of can
non about o'clock; some thought that Jenny Lind
had arrived, and that she welcomed to the
monumental city by the roaring of cannon. have
since learned that it occasioned by persons
who were endeavoring to raise the body of a small
child, who was drowned at Light street wharf
Many citizens OF this city making prepare
tons to go to Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
ton, in search of fugitive slaves; they will carry
with them every legal requisite to prove their prop
erty.
Sales at the stock board Of $500 b. & o. Railroad
bonds, 1867, at 93. Md. 6's closed 1927 bid, 1903
asked Bait 6's, 1890, l05, bid
Sales to-day $50 bbls. Howard street flour 81 u.s.;
City Mills held at 81 75
Wheat and corn remain unchanged.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-02
TclcgraphIc.

New YoRK, Nov |.
RECOVERY OF CALHoUN's STATUE.-Capt. John l.
son, of the yacht Twilight, has succeeded in re-
covering the statue of the Hon. John &. Calhoun,
which, it will be remembered was lost some months
ago from a weasel that wrecked off Fire Island.
the right arm, mostly however covered by drapery,
has been broken.
The frigate St. Lawrence, from Bremen, via
Portsmouth, England, was boarded last night of
this port
CofIee--At auction, to- day $500 bags Rio at 81 a
ii cents. The quality is not prime
BosToN, Nov l.
1t is said that during the presence of the gentle
men from Georgia in pursuit of the fugitive slave
Craft, that the Hon. j. II. Stevenson forward
and proposed to Graft, that if any attempt should
be made to arrest him, he should submit quietly,
and that the freedom of himself and family should
the offer.
The jury in the case Of the Danvers Bank rob-
berry is meeting in secret, and examining witnesses
misunderstanding developments are expected.
ST. LOUIS, Nov l.
Raymond Montesquieu has been pardoned from
the charge of numbering young Barnum, it being
proved that he took no part III the homicide.
New ORLEANs, Oct. 81.
The cotton market ia dull Sales of 700 bales;
prices easier. Middling, 49,; fair, IA cents.
Fair sugar, 8, cents. Molasses 200 hhds., at q !
% cents.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November !.
General Taylor's remains reached here to-day,
and were buried in the family vault, eight miles
from the city. There was solemn procession,
and all the stores were closed.
The steamer Euphrates has sunk near New AL
bany. Boat lost; cargo saved.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-02

WILD CaT.-The return Of this noted chief 10 the
Seminole country has, it appears, caused great er
element in the Creek nation. The Fort Smith
Heoid, Of the lltb, says:
"Fivo or six hundred Greeks started of few
days ago. from the Creek nation 10 arrest him, but
for cause they turned back when within forty
miles Of him. lie is busily engagedin some scheme,
but s cosely watched by the agent M. Duval, Geo,
who knows this willy chief very we'll, and Is sc-
qusintcd with many Of his tricks. Mr.. Duval, we
learn, has called council Of the Seminoles NJ his
agency, and has called upon Wild Cat 10 attend.
The Government OF the United States will have 70
rsc some very decided measures with Wild Cat, or
he may the people the frontier great deal
of trouble He has now n wide range, from the
Seminole country, west Of Arkansas, TO the Rio
Grande He has free intercourse with all the row
ing bands of the praircs and viclds powerful in
huepco wherever he goes. He IL proud, ambi.
tous fellow, and prides himself in his cunning and
ssescity. What his present visit will amount 70
ws shall soon find out"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-02
MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.

WAsHNoToN, Nov. /, 1850.
Large orders for United States stock, on foreign
account, are now in the market, but cannot be
supplied, holders waiting for higher prices.
Money can be obtained at 5 per cent in New
York on Government stocks, though a is asked
on stocks ranging about par. The southern banks
have large amounts in New York seeking invest
ment. Exchange in New Orleans on New York is
at per cent. discount The large shipments OF
cotton and heavy balances in New York to the
credit Of the New Orleans banks must cause IL 10
go still lower IL is said that while gold coin re-
mains legal tender, at its present fixed value,
silver must appreciate, though the great scarcity,
and its commanding premium, is nov caused by
the large shipments 70 Europe, and which will
continue as long as exchange on London ia over 10
per cent. premium. Land warrants are in better
demand, and are held at $50 a Sl35 in New
York, and Sl40 Sl45 in st. Louis. Settlers in
Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, are buying them
up and locating rapidly, fearing the choice lsnds
their farms will be taken up by the warrants
under the late bounty act.