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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-30

El..r.~ nNi CNc's wcc'c 10 re! 10 examine
this 10 ga5 3G .l5og5aS s.ty5;'e S5 5ti
- boy -.-.. LC sold up IS lt cheapest.
LL-I JON LCCKMOOD-
E{u0Ie Uud shUq4.
! CASES Mems rcarae tocia
K 8 90 h2 %
% Cdt do
10 Go Mems ant hoy's Jrosans
3TJ pas ch.1reu's sna misssy ao,e & tco.a
80 nC ladies .l.tHs, ties and anppc!s
H.'c large Assortment u!" Jenny l. d" and n.
aNcico tu=G.us aid tco;tcG--.cI sole clctrrI
-g-, !.o.EGggi s.
EUgTEEi. /
1 ~ quantity Of good butte. wln:ed &c: which
L = 10 b saaai p..:c "...- Ea.-.ott -, I
L@-IIoTss q nsl FaHIs1sI EiGts. .
A LARGE r-gcr'ucr, e Panama. China Fcoli,
Il and Aarh.rU hat, ]ruh.card sirge rgins and
:: !. ...s, e. sale cacepe. than ever 5ciofe, at
w: Loczwcoo'.
SEDUl EsUT@,
4 GREAT v'rie'yot black, d.g'5, md o;hc' CO?
y Or, a'.o TWO cases Pear. ua.vH Has, ioy sale
c:ct? :yr cab, By June iocEwoco.
Grape shnwls
OT atIcrt cY.c!s. ,.zc5. aau p.!c:s.'t
~ JIM I.occW1-l > >
summer stnG7.
GOO PIECES Cu;,uuaa,, DH's, Dr1ir7,
EhJ{B Kerseys JoaD., .ua fancy Stl!.s iys
m.g'.ogl boys #cag, cheaper than STcr.ai
Taa.7 I-ccEwgc1s.
Domestic G50OdsI
3-it-tC-l l9-i ~ h.c1caei and Jrcwnsh
hrs and .hul.-,. lnt.7r. w-dimE, COTTON yarn,
cTrg' warp ped aaH'n-s ticking, d.. FeIs, no"
o9rurr al the corner hIl-s Store, and iur So .r ~
vely .-w lg.r"s juno j. = s3-5Lg y 20
e. p, * asa XII q q ~ .'alz T'aso
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-30

NA'@sA - s-A--As1-li y .-~t-'~=i
CHEAP Clothing Stare,
1T SANGER c Arnoui's New Brick Block.
OTTAH'.3, ILLINOIS
TIME undersigned bcgs leave to inform the cin.
gems Of Ottawa crt vicinity, md the public in
general dat he has Jus, opened the avges and mos,
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
ever Sc, ~ in this par. Of the country
cyl Will SCI. a. prices that c,iy a.v c1mpetiliou.
The Cut, Style, aud Make,
Of mvFool5 beng superior 20 any ,hngeve: byou Oh,
soIaty nc 10 give the mes: re-fac: sa,!sflc,!cr
BENZ connected with one Of the largest importing
and manufacturing houses, an prepared 10 ssli
Iyor. 10 70 q per cent CheTreT
,han 1rv o'lcrh0ua IL town or vicinity.
an RECEIVING fresh supplies daily, and amorg
ny present assortment riay enu'ncrhtc
Linen coC'-r-..,....,.. at 81 10 70 81 81
7 weed coatg, different sty,es,. ......S SOTO 400
Cloth coats various cocrs,.,,..,....6O 90 10 Is 90
Cloth dgere coats atcs; fishon, ,..,.700 70 IS 60
Vests, the greatest Variety. % 70 tOo
Linen pants. ......... .',,,l W 70 %
oudncil pants eundIy cO.0fs,. ..,.....l 80 to 500
Cashmere pants lalcst fashion, 50 10 eco
lS&TS AND CAPS.
CARPET BEGS. TRUNKS U4DRELLAS,
aud any amount Of
C;eut'Cwna'5 Furnishing Goods.
q. 900 garments % oil. sizes and varieties.
~ Being determined ana able TO take the lead
m nv line OF trade, w sell 10 lover prices than
rcoue III this community have been IN the habit OF
buying at and respectfully invite every body TO e%-
anime MY sock AMI prices before Purchasing else
Gs-No trouble orcharse to show goods, and don't
( forget tto rrH, place.
Il" Empire Clothing S,oyr a, Sanger & Ar
NOUS Mir Lrt y: S,ock one doov ,-r't Of Nsssrs
Sanger d Co.'S si2re LHA CGH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-03

The person win be books
payment OF the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers forward by letter. the postage
On which will be paid all assumed sy ourselves in
safe transmission.
ihc COUNTRY PAfEk Is published Universally during the
onS % Congress- and semi weekly during the reeess
Subscriptions ior pssisd less year viii ss received
terms psopoftioned 10 the above ann sai rates.
0VfosTMAsiEhs are authorised sxen, sad by
soadug DAILY subscribers, with enclosed or vlyx
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, win a enclose ,oryvs WEEKLY
subscribers, with slc enclosed, VIII be enue one copy
same they furnish subscribers FOR xras,..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-03

Since the ia OF December last the payments in cash
on accoun, of the public debt exclusive OF interest," have
amounted TO 7 a5e So which, however includes the
sum of 400 paid under the i2h article OF the treaty
with Mexico and the further sum OF $2,59l2l3 40, BE-
ing the amount Of awards American citizens under thc
late treaty with Mexico for which the issue OF sock was
authorized, but which paid in cash rom the treas
ury. ,
The public debt on the goth ultimo, exclusive OF tne
stock authorized to be issued to Texas by Inc ac' OF en
September, 1850. was S62 ,56o,395 49,
The receipts for the next fiscal year are estimated =,
85 500 600 which, with the probable unappfoPfa'ea
balance In the treasury the 30lb June next VIII give,
as the probable available for that year. lhe sum Oh
Sss, ,23s,7f3 o. Hsae
II has been deemed proper. in view Of the large eN
penditures consequent spon the acquisition o. tenoy
from Mexico, that the estimates for the next hsca year
should be laid before Congress in such manner as 70 us
ush the expenditures required IRON the oefWse
ordinary demands upon the treasury.
The total expenditures for the next fiscal year are es,.
mated at 942 500 28a 49, Of which there ~ Teqnreu o
he ordinary purposes OF the government other man .nose
consequent upon the acquisition OF our new
and dedncttDg the payments on account OF inc puno
debt the OF S3s. .3439 9s os and ior me pu.poses
connected directly or Indirectly with those ierrioes
and in the fulflmen OF the obligations oil the govern
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16

Comptroller Flagr, or ths Phusburph Re
publican, NJ Nix, Of ihc Johnsiowu Rcpub-
licau. Col. prculiss, Of ihr Coopcr,owu Tel.
cralis,, M Walker, Of ihr Columbia Ca
zcitc. W.. Bo-ar, of ,hc Geneva Gazcitc, and
Mr. Fairchld, now of Cazcno,ia My friend
Fmuci. Hall, ihc worthy scn.o. proprietor Vi
the Commercial Aj,ogusor, had not then,
believe, hccoma associated with the late Mr..
Lewis.
Progress and mechanism have ji,csicd our
ari of much OF it- interest. lmvuc,cr hrcu
able To look with conpllccucy upon lhcIr in-
noya,ions and It our gJca, cNcmpar, fEASG-
LlN, could r,is.I earth, h.sspu.twould grove
At the vandalism which ha, rubb,d "prss
work ofall 10, intellectually.
RatImlls, steamboats,, canal boats, &c,
SC, have had lIlcir slaw, 'no, In pluesiug
flowers from our path. The joumcymar
printer, lisc me halter aul Shoemaker u-g,
tn I'D ra d.. 'uafs, s''--.i.,H. ut.r q. .iEht
iul ycrrruuaiors have travelled on loot
from OuouIaro 60 Auburn. fom Auburn o,
Utica, from Iua io ll,rk,msr, thence "a
Albany, thence again TO uuca, Sc, wor.io.
"a icw mugih,, or weeks, a. ouuc,j, iu gsrl
place TImc hasvuught grrltclauggs, auI
ul uhcr else with Fggh a IJg.bIc inni a, DO
......4.t. .Tt-....f .....t,..f...,f tf..... Dol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16
Printers Festival.

At the printers festival, which ,ook place
in New York, several interesting letters were
read from distinguished individuals iu differ
en-, parts Of the country Among these let
,crs was ouc from Thurlow Weed, which is
rcplc,c with interesting "reminiscences. We
quote from IL
nI-Il, there were bu, thiuy.four news
paper, boz d., State Of New York. With
their names, appearance, complexion, cuts,
Sc, ! was as familiar rs | now am with the
faces around my own drcsidc. Tho paper on
which they were printed, in texture, rcscm-
'bloi ordinary wrapping Papor' aud the type
Ia most cases, were worn we'll down towards
hic Grst nick" The " New York Colum.
bian" was prilicd on a shcc, as blue as indi.
60, while thc "whilc the " Hudson Bee re-
joiccd in colors as yellow as Mrs. Skew
tons" bed curtains.
The only survivors fthc editors or proPri-
ciors Of tha, period, whom ! now remember
ed, are Mr.. Holt, Of the Columbian, Mr. +.
W. Skinner, Of the Albany Gazette, Mr..
Comsiock, Of the Balls,on Spa Gazette, cx-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16
ON Cabinot Work.

p. w. Swan, Frcburg; I. J. llammous
Lowell: James Wentworth, Denmark
On Wagons,
]. ;. Farrington, Lncll Andrew Tyler
BrownGell. Ebrn ho'loc, Denmark
Or Miscellaneous Articles.
4. Andrews, Fytburg; John Kimblll
Hiram; James u. / .,1ndcn, BwunGcId.
On Fowls
Col. John Moull'1. Porter Oliver Allen
Hiram : T.. Gibson, Browufcld
On Flowing.
wv. Dana, Frycburg Maj. John Bar
kcr. Lowell Bcni. Nt.crs, jr, Sweden $
+. llamdrn, Denmark IA w Mansfield
Bmwufcld; Jamrs Walker %, FUrburg
Charles wadsuorih, Hiram; JAS. T.. Hutch
ius. Lowell David Colcur', Porter.
On Boots. slse. Ea's and Caps.
II. &. Buawru, Fry,hurn Samuel T.
Merrill, Buvufcll 7. e.. Wal,wouh, lli
ram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16

MI preparatory business viii bc done on
Thursday. The Nldrcss, Cattle show. plow-
ing Match, and the whole Exhibition will be-
un Friday
On Thursday evening an Agricultural CON
ference will Dc had.
An entries Tor Premiums. cScrp, ior SIock,
mus, bc mldc with the Recording Secretary,
before three o'clock T. VI. on Thursday, and
allvHucn statements, relating to these claims,
mus, be- deposited with him hy that time. I'm.
tries for Stock must b. maic Co the Secretary
by eight o'clucL on Friday.
The written evidence required To prove a
claimants ullcio an award ot Premium will
De hls own certificate, and ,hc alBda,tor some
dIsntcrcsird witness.
Nu premium viii De- awarded on any ohicc,
which ,hc COMMITTEE, ou examination, slail
no, deem worthy OF a premium, whether there
bg competition or not. Aud 100 srtclr io Dr.
entitled 10 a premium 1r g-a,u''y. mu1. De- of
rrcyut manufacture within said l.mits.
Al articles tor premium or exhibition on-
ly, mas b. deposited with ,hr committee Of
arrangements, by whom IcusvilI hr prepared
Cor live stock and raom ior manufactured arli-
rlr. and vegetables, whore all will hc sale.
The team, 1ur ,hr Flowing Match will
o., ,n the Geld hy nine o'clr,k. aaIsnr Iu thr
work precisely 40 half past nine.
lu awarding premiums. ro preference will
hr given io members oi ihr Soc.r.y, other
uaa lhr discounts allowed hy rv.
Persons cHmr. premiums ,r crops OF
"u-s "r r'u,a. vill bs required 60 deliver 'o
Oh, Srrrrurr. ,a,cmar, on writing, sr'ci-
btrs hr Mind ari quality of dressing pn
upon thr lrrI thr caarsr nararI boz ca'u.
1ur- Hr -mr. and thelrI o' lsrl rult.a-
rf-n.lh ,rrh n'r.g rIrnmsrrrs 1s uay
%. considered useful
T.res claiming Hr-u.ars fr C.rlt liur-
es, ,or other an.mr's, vlII make q similar
-nrmra, nr thr hrrrl. ur .,rrl, aul Of ,hr
r1,auue- thereof for l.nr i'r dairy, n,.
'mHr.ur u,h.rraTn,r-,r-r'.rr with Che
mrl. -ui r,,.as, of rearing arl Treating ,ur
rnc.
NJ arr'ar, aII b. nrf.Itaa premium
ua DO. amr cattle .r a'h h..r cattle arl
working r,.r.
Persons claiming p0rnn.. v..I usr pare
- H...... OBJ . .. - . .. .f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16

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l-. .rr...rl ,n cl,r.l ar M.4uf .lfl..
r.rl..-.. anI Mark Williams va. one ,l
rhn.- men. So doe parish vas ru, anil. .l
to. arI ,hr family struggled 600. Tho wife
looked oa, ior some employment. aaI took BOO
s.o.aranI ua.h,rrvhan ,hr could them.
Nnr. .f ,le clIl-.u vrra of ace lo work
I., ,Il.., Us. hg, crrh, III, yog7,r.t w1.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16
Poultry
REGULATIONS.

The Trustees reserve fifty dollars condi-
uunally, TO be appropriated as Premiums on
such objects as may be presented, or claims
made, that are no, ramcd IN this schedule, ac-
corJiug 10 the discretion Of the awarding Com
miiices. But the hdics, for their cOu,rlbu-
ton, We presume, will be entitled TO part OF
lhis fund.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16

P,rnarsr-N Yankee ruirm7a CON.
,ayu. % British grat.maa around Co view
thr different objects OF attraction 300 rhr city
uf Boston, hruurh, bm TO Bunker lIiI-
They .'ooI booking atllc ..lJnl.i shaft, when
,hc Yankee 1id, "Th, ,s slh. place where
Warren i,I' "Ah" replied ,ay English.
man, evidently rat posted OPP 300 local historic
cal matters, " Dd it hurt h.m much '' Iu.
native looked at him with lhe cxpgcssion Of
fourteen Fourth of jolly, in bis counlcnaurr.
Hurt him" said he, "hc was KILLED, s.r'
"Ahi hc was, ch'" said the stranger, eve
ing ,hc monument, and computing his height
BOO lu, own mind, layer by layer we'll, !
should ,hius Doe would have been, To iall ~
fr" The native tore bis hair, but % gave
him good rppouuniiy to enlarge upon The
glorious events connected with the bill, and
the benefit th-rrirum flowing from our some
what extensive country, aud soon talked him
sclf into COOL Csrpi Bas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16
Ghr CrlorS Qsmouat,
rrrtrsuTD TvEEY rEfDAY MORNING Oh
GEORGE MELLEE & co.

Truvs-Ous joTar a1I hIi, cent. in advance.
r. ds.Ilr BHI z.,yf, -f,r cent. ifh.l slN rrHihs
tsu dollars st thr rrI H.t OBJ. ,r1r. o. vh.,a ri,
rsuts SILL D., n'IHI t.r ,,uE ,,1r Boo uh..h T1,.
tH.Ht b. jla,,I.
Au,FUrTsEutNrs inserted ol Tf1srH1II- trfr.s
ihr rfurTitf.rs rHt hflH- B0r.uufa'i tr aH, rrruT
l.T,1uI thr lra1HT CHARGED Hr thr ld,,ffsrrTrt.
20 r1rr~r' ..f aT 1.,#.i..5hFuts is h..I o. ls
a. tur d. lltr .f lbr f..f ..sfTt..r.
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Lowest Rate. uhl,b H.Il Del HIs1 1f fhs Agrr1. .=
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PROMPTLY AND NTNN INIJlTIp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16
OLD SERIES, VOL. Is, NO. 33.

NlNAHN'f "ilH Al' w" NNlNAtNN eal NNMH W
talk over ihe prospects Of trade and employ
mcnt for The poor.
Tho incident wc have related is only one
OF thousands Of instances daily occurring, Of
tlc help given by the Poo -. the PooR, ia
This and 40 countries. Rietnd vcll.lo.do
people can have 90 idea Of 'hc closcnc,s Of
iu,crcoursr, and doe extent Of help which the
humber classes extend iu each other There
is but ltdc sympathy between rich and poor
in ihs country. Many barriers intervene TO
prevent their fatcrual cumnrnion and inter
courso they live widely separate AMI apart;
their education, their habits, their modes OF
social iu,rrcourt, arc entirely d.1crcui.-
Tho wealthy breathe an atmosphere OF refine
mcnl-lhe.r tables groan under pIcniy-thcy
have all the temporal comforts which money
can purchase. Bui as ai thc po5r'-ihcir
ahal.' ala ml-u.,rly shr.rl,s-ihrir n-
hlos lear ubly tlln colnc-t oul-tlr aiimcnI
they 1--we on is olcn ihia and unnruu,hing-
perhaps their apartments are cold, and their
firing very scaniy. Alas the home of the
poor i' very often no home
The rich enjoy thc pleasures Of refined and
polished 'ocriy The praule Of ihcir chill
dTrn Us music 20 their ears. Al ihe hlppi-
ness which domestic Illc can give IS within
Their reach ba' 'hc roor haze ao society
beyond u''I own '''H. IHry have no means
"' escape 'f'm 'a'.T''nr0 with 'bc eoais'
and un.aH''''i. They Ano" Of rrancm"n'
o''l Joy seeing % 1'.' OIL Painting with toll
luxury i' 20 them a name. Ih'r home
h''"' little OF juvenile JOY and rrapic. Nc'
.T I.a' mems children orIy exist as 10 many
r'l.- a.. food with lhCir parent. Thc- ~
arag.d up ." enter prcma'urrIy on thr harh
T.a'.N" 'i IiIr. Their h''Ir hands are early
trained Co i".' "r bread must De- bad. 40
other consideration. lr merged 900 that Of
.".I inr doe Hm.Iy What sympathy, what
.''ow.rr'.0s what aIcton or regard c1n
rsa people have ior such poor, hlltsnrrd
rrra'nw.' There is indeed, between tH,m
av'0. ruIiaN.i Living 900 ihc same neigh
H0rhuri, they ar nevertheless inurrr., aHI
might 'a foreigners 20 each other 10 the
upper H0As, t.r poor are a 'hr inhabitants
"i an uarNg.orri region. \ wide barrier
.l'rt'.a ihrm. Por.aI- 'hc Uoh man gives
ih" r'nr an Door. aa' with This resis satisfied.
l.' Dos done h' da'y Mas There B., l''l''
if Con .''.' @mp'.! between "eA ani poor
900 'a' country
Ii.- unl, ih' poor Who really a7i truly eel
nr t. .o1r They alone know glrb other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16

q" and tbrvw,ll a-,i,, u.."
"oh, ihank Cod flr it,'' cr.cl lic poor
,,ie.. q. ,br, vr shall ,iy, vet"
.Tb,,t G,,I,r exclaimed MARI bitterly
.,,. 1,,m ,rJ N,ry. % turning to the eide,
hans ,,J ,iJ .. vou ar, q, ro in,, the v,rl..
bou.r."
"Oh. no. no , never say IT," almost scr,a.
med the mother: let rs DIE together. rather
than be- rarird thus"
Tb,chirdru clurp apuud ihc.rrryinr mo-
,r-r. and cla.,oI her knee 90 II she was thcir
,r,,Ji,r ,o,rl r,o
/ .p, mn, .,rJ %. ,ys, mlmrry-.oo no
p,,''
l5rl- Mary ,pr--l -. c,,. ,, l..rl..s.
Don, with .crnInr fear. let be- should srBd
her frar, that poor. but cherished homo
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16
On Town Teams.
On Cows
Josiah Knight, Fychur- William Bean
Denmark, William Woodbury., Sweden.
On Bulls, Steers and Heilers.

Ou DuIlsi otttIh ana ntlltIs'
Eldcn Barker, Lowell James G.. Stewart.
BrounfclI Noah Lewis, Hiram.
On Horses.
COL :. Fly, Denmark T.. G.. Kimblll,
Lowell Merrill Wyman, Fyoburr.
On Sheep and Swine.
d. r. Hastings, Lowell Col. jas. Walk.
rr, Fpcburr, Jam,, Hobbs, Jr Fycburg.
On Horticulture.
T. G.. Ward, Fusbur,; Thomas Earring
,on, Stowe Benz. Stgams, Lowell.
On Silk.
William Kelley, Fycbarg O. II. Rice,
Loycil; Moses Howard, Brawu6cld
On Dairy.
Asa Charlie Frycblrg; Thompson Rich.
arlson, Hiram; q. VI. 7. Smith, Denmark.
On Tools aad Agricultural Implements.
l.. \. Berry, Denmark; james W. Weeks,
Browudeld, d. Mansfield, Lowell.
On Leather and Harnesses.
Albion Page, Fpeburg; John Kicker,
Browufcld; F.. {. ITamblin, lowell.
On Cloths.
DC. Tarbox, Denmark 4; y. o. Parker,
Fycburg John Merrill, Lowell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
On Domestic and raucy Articles.

w.. Iu,Ha Wood. Nr Jomp lluh'arl.
Wr. Thnma, W.hrg. Mr. J.p Saru, Mo.
lI 20. Miller. Mrs. NHhI Amr.. Mr, L..
p sawyer Nh Eide. Barker, VI. Jamr,
Wa's.r Dr.
On Corn, Rye, Wheat, Cats, Peas aaa
Beans.
Josiah Wood, Lowell, Hosea Allen. Ill
ram. Daniel Eastman, stowe.
On Town Teams.
Gen. Daniel Bean. BuauGrI, Andrew
Woodbury, Sweden, Joshua n. O,ruDd.
Fncburg
On Working Oxen and Beef Cattle
Robert Bradley, Fycburr COL Jamcs
Walker, Lowell, Henry Howard, brown
field.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-16

For 81 bssl do, . oo
For best Boil kept for Cow, daring
the SEASON, within thc limits OF
the Society, 3 90
For 2d hest jo.. uo
For brst yoke 3 year, OLD Steers, 90
For 2j best DO, 100
for best yokc , years Old S,ccr, l 90
For 2i br,i do. 90
For brst woke yc1rlinl S,ccr, TOO
For "a hest DO. %
For hr,t years on llc.irr, 90
For 2d b,st dr.. 90
For hs, y,lrl,ug Ilc,l,r, 100
For 2l h,., do., 80
. Fgr br., Bull CALI. 90
For bs.i s.,k ,r Sheep. no, I,ss llan
gu .1 number, 81 EN,s, 800
Fur .i bit co., not less tu11 a. iu
uumhgr, . oo
Tur 81 brsi CO.,, Dut less than 10 600
uum1gr, Oo
Fur best Ram, uo
For "a br.t do. 90
Tor best Boar, GOO
Iur 2I b.-i jU., ou
Fur best SOW. Lg.i ur hrrcliur, 2uo
'rouuur auarpaau,io the 6riPr-
mum 900 hr..nr ,uvs, ihc saw
must bc uo I-.s diam . wears u,l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26
TeIegraphed to the " CRESCENT"
BY MoRsE's WESTERN LINE.

CINCINNATI. April %, p. M.
Flour quiet but steady Sales 50 40 to % 3d. and 80 CO.
Bacon Shoulders cents Whisky in fair demand. and the
market steady at 17 to IT'S Cheese 81 to To.
bacro-saes of medium Virginia. pounds, have been made
at g cents inferior do, ves lie. and No. l. six wis
1a1ao. Demand good. Cotton-Saes % bales middng to
good mddng lots at O1s to l04. Sugar in fair demand.
and firm sales common 5Sc fair 64c; low fair &c. Coee
102 4c Molasses 3Ss to 34c. per gallon. Dried Ap-
pies Toe. per bushel.
The weather is very pleasant and the river is eceding
slowly The steamers Iroquos and Uncle Sam arrived to-
day. The Iowa leaves this afternoon. The Quarantine
strictly enforced and the health of the city is good
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The Judge yesterday announced
the License Merchants' Tax unconstitutional.
VICKsBURa, April Is.
The following steamboats, passed this place today on he
way to New Orleans:
The Hannibal from st. Louis. at halfpast IL O'Clock, last
evening.
The Buena Vista, from St. Louis. ut halfpast thi
morning.
The Gunare, from Cincinnati, at quarter past th
morning.
The Harry Hill, from Nashville, this morning.
The Chancellor, from Louisville. at O'Clock this after
noon,