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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

OK IT.f. IDNN NtNIIN.
= & e. HESS would inf I'm the citizens OF KENO
~ Il r.IN and surrounding 'uHt, thHl tc viii give a
rr.. .ft'tT LIN PARTIES. commencing in N'Ncln-
D- and I,.in!c through lh. y u.c in two wCea~,
1Ith ntr best EO1iIiion ESa!id in the Scht,
Tor - cent, com each eyeAiIg. or - Tor l. parties
lie >p furnish music Tor Balls md Private Parties
Chopper than any ~ q Huid ia lIc West.
{ - t-y UrT.as made "i;h ". O. RI Ch will be
ga 'i-fac.u r, \. V. HESS.
Keno l,, Sept. II 81 II
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
FARM ENlDE2 SALE.

4 NlKf desirable Farm about 10 miles from ktnosha
y containing ever! convenience Tor farming purposes-
The" isa good house "n The pcmi-cs-slso Barn. Or
cilrd, &c" SC. Inquire OF
G. CLEMENT, nj this office.
Cc:uA, Cd. ISL. Is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
10 Mechanics, Inventors s. Manu-
faCturerS.
SEVENTH VOLUME OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
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from FIVE TO SIX THOUSAND ORiGLN.4L EA'CiR :.
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Elors Contributors and Correspondents being men of the
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The Inventor will find in tia weekly DTGESTof .7.VE-
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
CITY TREASURER,S NOTICE


me annexed List oflots and pieces of land comprised
NM! 'ie corporation limits Of the city of keaoshu were
sold on the Twenty-sixth day of Febrarv d I.5n far
akes que the Village Of Southport and the same will be
Dei'eu unless redeemed before the TwcntySixth d ' o.
February, \. D., l552.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
SHERIFF SALE.

vir;ure Of writ Of Fien Facia~ issued ou ~ and
ks under The seal o the tcnt Court TT 'hs County If
Racine. and STATE Of Wisconsin, directed and err
ell have levied upon and shall Offer for sale the highest
bidder therefor. the law direc.. thu steps ID FROM Of
The Court House IN h~ oi hsfna-i N, NJ he
ha ad STATE 81 " ScUE-n. saturday the II dav II
N''rnuer. s. D. -5i. rk 10 ,Ae afternoon az aid
dan a~ following described pre- perty. 10 vii: ol four IN
block egh'y;hrec - the second yard Of the CIV Of
hruo~ls.
D-s,I N"Uezha. September lllh. l-5l. els
NATHAN r. ALLEN
Sheriff Of Ken sha County
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

4
80 - feet off
Sc 81 | - eighteen feet on main street
DO do e
do do ! ~ twenty three feet off north end
do do
do do 30 except % feet north side
do do 81 north quarter
DO do 81 east = Ofn rth halt of Block
do do A on Wis 100 feet : corner
do do - west so of said on main street
90 DO piece of land com ls W add rods west:
Thence eight rods to beginning
10 90 oUh on Grand ST in blk } By 10 rods deep W
off W. Lyman
90 do east third Of quarter block seven
40 90 70 west half south two thirds OF
do do | y north third of
Sc =, DO 10 - hfof 10 Fl ofn end ofhfof
90 a. ar Of Or OF blk SO except Is feet Of e
>" 3 81 see 81 lot 10 Blk I3-s sec 81 81 5l
81 p 81 ice, Of the half of !. IS feet deep
sw do 81 1872 first " addition
do do , lJ2-S 81 lot % blk l52
Sc do q h r. p " o. i0' < blk eA'ers .i feet ct Of
sw d. y ~ fri addition
d" 81 3-o' as blk l55; lot 65 Xix 5 and lot - biz
IotIIb IS hfl0 s. hi III - e 65 syt u
I'LL Ain ne sec 81
lot 2blk II II 10 II II II Ii b l.
Il b l-l26 l-l3l b II ~ in frac .cc:34
lot blk - > b - b - Al p u b - ;
70 81 81 81 Al b II = bill 9
- 1910 4-f2 b 81 t0h5-l II 81 II 30
IN Us 81 ID b ) in ne or sec 81
&c ~ ~ north halt of
nedo 10 C3nc sec 30 lot block GN-Iot blk 72I-lot
u - south hf of-ot II b - : hfot-Int /
she5 lot \ b 20 lot - lot ; b - ex-
lccpt Ii # off " line I4b 81 in II g sec 81
sc 30 81 scnih bis sec 81 blk 81 north If
do do 40 north hf-dn do bot b 36-do lot ; blk 80
ne 81 6S II sec 81 lot : block 10
" 90 con- S"-5 rods Of c cor OF Or running
"''' : '''' ,rI VIZ ~ II y., 1aSi
Sc % com atnw cor blk b, s rods square.
srdo o. unde,cribed 8 oflot5&6
90 nit 81 a. point cor Of lot run
In ip.s 3,r-u
Sc 30 lots :, Is, * in blk 81 comm1fcirg 1t : " cor
In rods Il rods : : rod, wt.-I ilr1ds
ne 81 10 81 lot | hIk IS iII3b55IIsb74
80 3 "a tI4b34 l6 h "a INK 43snItb 1fcf
neal ~ neqr oi--n t. sec 30 lot : blk ~
nw3l com al " of lot 4v ; rn,ls ), ~ .od rod.
St 30 80 II : 80 Blk % n hf of Two acre.
mcM s5II6b15 % DIN - 'oi'h III Old 20 III Oh
SEQ Lts (, : !, M, p, oo,,, 70 ,,, $50 -,
TeoI,G Is rod. rod. - r'd. u lo " cor
Hr 81 81 10 = sIasP n ,oI,,o
do 30 % north hf % n, 81 s - 2 ~ - ~
.d,%I - Lo0' /" D %
Sc 10 com IC rod. W from, cor -t,R q, .rod.
fw4rd. s i rod, g 4 rods hirrt 3s
nc3l - ses,,. 20 NIX a. >, hf ~ : ~ az
n ~ rso.' qn - = 700 q o0' l'''
bc3l conn i,' : ~ ,,' ,, ~ 49, - g., 800
I, = - : ~ tr' 81 Il " cor '1''c'
~ . rs me IN thence ~ reg; thence
5 % eo1l rods " Of n cor Of blk y; thence
81 G5 Hob 81 lI7b- Oh - iGh - It
f..,. soc 4pl -, -. - ~ - i4' - i -
d, d. ca laie bi,rk s. l0'0"
. q. yp 49, ,.,I -. ;, w. =, -,
doGo 81 GI = = hf SSt % n' 6lo r Si
nc3I 50 f T." ~ "a It - ~, = 4" = :"
80 53il4b53 4 ;, "A. o ,r - / - ~ i','t ~
hi,' 'l.' - 'Is + gro . - SCUM hI "i -
- - y l6o III D
fr"' L sec 81 oi : blk ll5blII l9bII
G S|i" 'o- l,'ii,. 9gek 30 %
rnn,,In'n : rcGi ., : corner Of OK 81
to place Of beginning.
BENZ all IN Pa1re o.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
GREAT REMEDY
Celebrated Family Ointment,

Is MAa, Safe Thorough and Ike greatest EcrFa' Gsias
I. crcr uscd Is composed If Ieyeiabic EurGcs and
p SseSses Prer aHeqHGtrd TIE Annals u ucdciHs j5, H.:
are # fAnfRai0ry DISEASES.
II i universally acknowledged - BE n;a!e remedy
Il every case where il has been Faithfully applied GA tie
IG'an sysien, for prouon@ Iuscs,c rcrsrt'itn. aud
GVauahlc IA ali diseases Of the c>. Obstinate lFcrs
nd sores, ChiihaiGS Sore Throat, H5u> t> tItlp9l-
fUruons Sore Nipples. Sore RTClS diseases OF tie Eve
Aeuc IN utA FACE Rhcamatc Pains Cunlraete4 toy,!y
Pam IA the SIDE, Back and other u!r;s lf sen, SraA
Head BRUISES Fresh Wounds, Plies, and every Aiul Of
sore containing the least particle q Inflammation axe
DpTiuaurutiN cured Nv this urC~t FcftpGy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
COFEfNS! COEFENS
AUCTION SALE.

fEvEE SufcrLcr IN attend the sale by Auction Z
Peal Estate. and all kinds OF Merchaudi., unit :,
aud az kHd- II Pr~on. Property, at HI. e-. hmcu n
Ialn street. opposite sykes BueH- .tDrc Or 81 olhsS
places, ~ hissrT ices may be required.
". n. SCOTT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

Mark Fi'men. Jr-. Harric. W. PIT
man, John ". Nckoy, Jcrusha Nc
Hoy. ASahrl ". Hclham. Elizabeth
Bcnham, Obs CoIwcll Z Anne Col
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
CEEaNCEEsY SALE.

STATE or HI>CD.VN LN-RF.E COyNTI
CIRCUIT COURT-LN CH3NCERI.
Mark Pitman.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
FARM IEE SIZE.

FARM TGE SALE.
one Of the best Fums in he Town Of So1cr- Kc'
CO.. miles from keuDsha, and mile. K.cnr Cul
tanning 30 ~ ci,,lo. ed and divided
len parcels. 100 Girberrd 20 br, u. and 90
crops. and IS gr- Good Two -to
- Frame tlOu-r and large Barn.
Avery dc.i.abl. Farm t. ore who wishes to 9nino III
Stock business. Apply 10 \ YUKON the prem So.
Or 10 J. BOND, h-Ao.sa.
Tul, o. 1881
ALSO FoP SALE.
Nnrv icres in the Town ol Pheasant Prairie M cs rom
Krro~ha-lu fenced aid 50 gidarc.";- log House
and Orchard nu The prentice.
twill M -od 81 a bargain Apply to Ja, KILL. on;hc
premise. Or J. BOND keI5-la
Jul! -, 81.
P"rs0ns wishing to purchase Re-. Estate either in tho
city or Country, cannot 10 better han 70 call upon
j. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

a lIT Of al descriptions. Under Shir:s drawers. Co..
- lara Suspende Crayais, and hing else tor
Genlemans Wardrobe, at the Cash Store Of
kenUsha Aug. -, 81. A, :. POWERS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

A SCip tND CANDLE FACTORY. IN The North
"A Ward oflnI- city. THIS Is a solid brick building II
lTaD amp.c IN Its Arrangements i ruos;
-vrnirntl. situated n" proprietor being about 10 cay
this cpputry VIII sell inis property aw flr cash.
A SAM H. HALE Agent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
HEALING VIRTUES.

II IS fact. authenticated here, well I'll over the
Statr, and indeed the whole western Ihat Sloau
Medicine have attajUc vide spread crlgriy, and re-
Eu1uon. 10 which they are justly entitled by tfcr F,0n
rytHes, and powers. We not aHlOug t~,' WHO aye
pToLc endorse every paCHt humhug that ayu
and in this instance have dcaycd Cndyr> Ic!u t.i
have been able 70 make jouhy no; ua
by testing them personally ourselves, al iO.u ;.-.
mOuv of numerous portion OF I., cp'ujuIult. .,,s.
around u.s. Illinois Globe. April L.. l,Iy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
DRAFTS ON NEW YOH>.
kAIR @AII.

CICHT DRAFTS on New York Tor f.'o - ;ls. G .oas,
> rutr- u. u. lJ|, SLLI.
March q. ISL II
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

which by universal sUrpas thing the Kind
which has been offered 10 the public
Always averso to wind power for any purpose he only
asks that his
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

A FEW CASES Gents. Frensh Cal i-cs> Boots. ana :
4 supply of Ladie- Super six Ioyd Ga:rr~ Hun
ssran ENcclsjor and BFpsdvsy Tics ju-; received nv
+. ". LYMAN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17
Inducements for Clubbing.

Publishers of The Scientific American,
l2S FuIton street. Now York.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

CIDER VlSEG Mr. warranted far sale at the -ou;l
Y Warehouse by BALL & MERRILL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

sEISS O. 1. CAH0oN has ot n sni.nc.id Double and
w Single Tulips far sale. and read. fr delivery
keno>ha, Sept 10. ISL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-17

I NALICOES for four cents and upv sri ST
\ METCALF. MERRILL & kELLOGG'S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24


The Spanish Consul was severely beaten
Yesterday by young Spaniard, who was aggrieve<
O., a lclcr OF the CouSul'S to the Government, &C
cusiug hm Of being concerned IN the Cuban Ex-
petition.
Al lOCanspoIl. La. great damage has been slS-
tanned by the Canal A Yiaduct has gone Is miles
east Of Huntingdon another SIX miles cas-, of the
same place The hQuCluct Is injured between Pers
and Huntingdon and break has occurred betveea
LoganSpOrl and Toledo.
The Wabash River Is very high, and threatens con-
siderable destruction. Damage has already beea
done that Will take -four weeks To repair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Nassacbu,etts Legislature. Se.
-'~N. n q

Our Legislature to-day has transacted
large amount Of business Inc olA'eiy issylfes
,.b7cb Ts~ed The senate were lad on the table N
he EoiI.e. by yeas l67 20 nays lH. The ne~ and
80 r-rrgent Bill against selling intoxicating liquors
M, nassed the House on wednesday, Vas la1 on
he abe in the Senate BY - yeas 70 - nays. The
Tegisatflr- VII adjourn tomorrow
gichoel Norton returned Californian was found
I'D in MS bel thus A. 81 at the New England House
He Wa 40 yesls oil and oelongedto Gardner, Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

Hon. Caleb Gushing has introduced into
our Legislature bill 10 AID n the construction Of the
European and North American Railroad. IL au-
thorZes an issue OF state scrip 10 the amount Oi
$4,000 bearing interest al the rate Of per cent per
anuum payable semi-annuslly, and the princpa re-
deemabe m twenty years for the use and beneht Of
the sand road whenever 70 shall De organized win
81 600 coo stock subscribed for, and 100000 pad m
The State Of Maine has made similar grant Of
100000 in money scrip or an equiyalent FORM 81
usfactory 20 the GOvern0i and lonioH
Il rs thought mere ihe bill VIII pass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
A~s-s F-~" Texas-rhe Political Campaign
Opeued-Destructivc Freshet

NAW-VkLLANN' 7 IIIAF, May ".
AdviceS from Texas 10 the 18th instant
have been received The election campaign had
fairly began. and was causing much excitement.
Heavy falls OF ram had injured the crops severely.
4 irCShot occurred on Blanco Creek. during which
the nVer a. feet IN one night, causing great de-
Strucion 10 property.
There Is no Indian news OF importance by this a.
ny. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

NV ORLEASs, FTllal1 way 9,
The Steamship Union arrived last night
IN zen DAYS and * hours from Newfork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Explosion of the Echo->everal Killed ana
Wounded.
NV ORIYAN<, "Wednesday

NEW-URlKANN NVuntSIAY, Way VI
Accounts have lust been received of the
explosion of the steamer Echo at Bayou sara, by
which several persons were Killed and wounded
The effect of the EXPLOSION Was terrific.
The steamer Penny wort WAS sunk a few days since
In the Arkansas River We have not aScertalnet
whether any lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
items BY Southern MaiI-resas News. sc.

The Southern Mail has arrived. Col.
Ahcrcrcnhic Maior Russell LicuiS. Lear and Lewis,
with 80 men ofthc 5th Infantry have arrived a, New
Orleans from BraZOS
Lot, Texas dates say that Lieut. Hrady had kght
with he Indians. killing and taking prisoner. whs
was Subsequently shot
The Indians We're committing grca, depredsions
near GOliad
col HarCce Was about 10 head an cXpcdi.ltion to
the Indian country 10 demand the surrender OF al
deprtaorS MAJOR Pratt has been killed by the In
dams near san PairlcO
Gov. smith. prominent Texan. died near Los An
ccos lately lie VS. Governor under the Provisional
Government
The crops in TEXAS have been much injured By
rams
The cutter Taney arrived a. savannah on Monday.
James Rodgers. a sailor. Was arrested IN New-Or-
leans for mutuy on the ship Kentucky, on her pas
sage from Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, arddy, May ~.
This afternoon the Government suffered
defeat IN The Legislative Assembly, m resisting
motion 20 introduce hlll for preventing the expendi-
ure of public money not previously authorized oy
Parliament and Tor restraining the granting OF pea
Son, II was the first division tins session, and the
vote stood % To 25. The address m answer to The
rnNul sneech Mas cnrIIod without DIVISION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

held forth acains- slavery ana # ne was from the
South, he abused the North and all those speeches
were sent BY the members 20 their own localities,
Where taey were the cause o. the local irritation
Which existed u TIE time. In this way The olhe.
SIDE OF the question Vas no; heari-tha' i the way
oi H. though. that m this state OF things. quiet
WIS ne eSSary. hou cant suppose that | was IN
ulAe!tnt 10 the cargcr am a Massachusetts,
ma =. and know what Massachusetts, used 70 be-
I am massachusetts man Massachusetts, has
ken, me at "hiie IN Congress / viii honor
her Ircsrcct Be y. ar mean 20 10 50 As long rs
live rA--la-,se- Ven. gentlemen. suppose that on
fhaf occasion I lad tam A different course from
What did II / nav auit 10 am hing - inSign'h-
can. as mySel-SippoSc tina, on IN - ~ March. m
s;c.d OF making A speech tina, w0H'd reconcilc ne
country. l had joined IN The general clamor OF the
rsr.v->uppoSc / had >ad | viii have nothing
20 Go with any accommodation i've Will 4tnN
no SatlSiac.lou-NC Will let Texas invade New
NeXco-Wc vii leave NcW-NcNco ami tSh
10 take care OF themselves, ami We VIII plant
ourselves on The NI.mOt Proylso, and let
the devil take The hindCm0St Now. gentlemen. l
don't mean 20 say that great consequences would fol-
low from that bu; suppose I had taken such
course how could be blamed for Was not
Massachusetts m;n DID mot know Massachusetts,
sentiments and pieludiceS But What OF that am
an American Great applause / was made
whole man Nv Go3. and / don't mean 10 MAKE myself
half a one. Tremendous OUiburStS Of app.ause)
felt had a duty 70 perform 10 my counifY-to my
own reputation or faiterct myself that service
OF 40 years has given me some character. thought
Il was my duty and Old not care what was 10 give
way. ftt Do 10 be- my duty TO come QUITO 90 for
my country and my whole country and 20 eNcct every
power | had 70 keep that country together Great
appiauSel | cared for nothing Was AFRAID OF moth
ng-but meant 10 do my duty. Duty performed
makes q man happy-duty neglected makes man
unhappy Is well - those around HIM. therefore.
gentlemen, the face OF al circumstances and dan
ger. was ready % go forth and do that which my
county-your comtry-icmanded OF me and. gem
tlemen. allow me 10 say here to-day that T. the fate
OF John Rogers HAD been presented 10 me--if ! had
seen the stake had heard The thornS cracking
by the blessing OF Almighty God / would have gone
on and discharged the duty which thought nv coun
Try called upon me 20 perform. lwOuld have become
a martyr 10 my country.
And now. gentlemen. farewell Live and be hap
by Live like PARROTS Live like Americans. Live
IN the enjoyment of The lneStlmabe blessings which
your fathers prepared for you and n anything that
may do hereafter should be- inconsistent IN the slight
Is, degree with the opinions and principles which
have addressed o you, then discard me forever rom
your recollection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

WAsHISGToS, Friday May %.
The Republic Of this morning publishes
the Seventh Census Of the United States. complete
exhibiting also the apporiIOnment Of representatives,
Ii Congress. The following are the results:
FREE STATES.
POPULATION POPULATION
Free Inhabitants 49, $50 3z8 SlaYcs......-..-.- III
SLAVE STATES.
Free Irhatifaufs 63J37T Slaves jiI)Ioj
DISTRICTS AND TERRITORIES.
Free Inhaataats-.. l50G2f Slayes-.------.--- SbH
Representative opIlaf u r'SI,,-'
The whole number Of Representatives j. ZJ3 The
following states each nave MEMBER aioeu ~ 'ho
aisfama Indiana New-Y0rk,
Connecticut, Kentucky, Pennsyl ANA,
Delsvare assachgsetts Rhode Island,
Floria Mar land, Tennessee,
Ceorgia Missouri Texas.
New-York viii have 81 Members ~ ration and
for fractions. Virginia Is only entitled ~ ID Mem
bers.
The RsuuJhc SAYS " We understand the correct
ness Of the returns not yet entirely youched oui
We presume they are sufficiently 70 renlef
probable there vii BE no change u he apporloh-
meut a. gwen"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

NFw-ORLrANS frlday, May u
The schr. Sciras left here last month
with provisions for Tehuantcpec hut The Mexican
authorities refused to allow the landing of her cargo.
and threatened 10 seize the vessel Revenue
Gutter has been sent down 10 protect the schooner
and complaints have been forwarded 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
By Telegraph TO the Ncw-YOrk Tribune.

o.,A,, Moo,efe T,ieqrorh Oacc Of Hraorer and
Beaver Strcrts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Very Late from Mexice-rhe Geld Hunters
Passengers badly treated-Great Excitement.
NEw-oRLEASs, Friday May BAN
Dates from the City of Mexico 10 Nav 2

have been receives.
There Was great excitement about Tehuan,ep4c. N
consequence Of The bad treatment which hal bees
received by the American passengers per steamer
Gold Hunter
treaty has been effected between the Cherawns
irlhc nf irdlans md The MexlcanS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Markets. INV ORLEANS. MAY bpm.
The sales of CorroN during the last two

The sales of CoTToN during the last two
vs have been 6O0 bales az decline Of an IN to snos
me recent at the Afrcas news Mess PORK active ant
speculative demand exists 1900 hhs have been sold AZ
IS jt-1nd holders are asking am advance fkhl0hrp are
dul and Cotton is taking for Liverpool at a.
Markets...-AIBANY, May ~
The receipts here since our last have been
,s follows FLOUR 500 hhls WHEAT $500 bush, CORn
n DO Flour steady, but there not much dong the
The domain tof
WHEAT hut the frnucSs Of holders chocks Operatons-
FOR prices easier. and the market quiet sales
$500 bush M 37,c for Western mixed. OATS steady
with sales OF - zoe bush NJ ijat3ic.
Markets. BUFFALO May q.
The past 81 hours receipts have been:
FLOUR 5000 bbls WHEAT. $4,000 bushels CORN 1900
bushels The FLOUR market dun, buyers not entering
freely the higher rates demanded 100 bhs sold
69a3 81 Tor Michigan Prime WHEAT ~ far demand
and the market b, firm Common descriptions are dull WITH
downward ndency Sales 10 600 bushels at SIC for Wis
There Is some shppml inquiry ioI CORN but below
the views Of holders 900 bushels mixed Western
sold 70 DC. WHISKY quiet and unchanged fLOyH
freighis now quoted AZ iic. and CoRN9i
Markets. CHARLESTON. May e.
The Afrlca's adviccs have depressed our
marx a. and CorroN has declined Val cent b. The sales
10 ay only 13 bales nj prices ranging from 81 e. 0l
The sales o have been 900 bales AMI thu receipt
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