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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-11
Cofnl Nous s. Notices.

vernoni Central Railroad Co. George NJ
Dexter. Esq, Of Boston, has been appointed
Treasurer Of the Cooperation.
a Nan FOR an Emergency The fire broke out
in the railroad buildings at Mortified at quar-
FER past , a. n., and at the trains we're to start
Although the fire required the immediate reno
yalor engines and cars FIR safety, and a sudden
5Isirangemenl Of all the ordinary facilities for
m,.nr up and dcspotching trains, yet, under the
efficient arrangements Of Mr Crombie, the
morning trains were all regularly despatched by
rs time card.
Ta, Supreme Court is now in session at
Montpelier
The daiaage by The late ireshot ct North Ben
naston VIII mot be as large by thousands as was
sta-st anticipated.
Suits have been commenced agolnst the West
e.o Vermont Railroad Company Co receiver the
amount lost hy ulyduals, the plaintiffs found
ine Aer cause upon the usu1olencv of the
fn0uy's suHo.suJuciurs across tine nfer. which
Welded 20 the tr so soon after the poad
which It formed was filled.
Ma, oir1s been desired before using anarti-
che. to know something about It's merits Be-
Ia,or fas 10 bea principle OF human nature,
Dr. Stephen lcwett refers our renders TO the ref
er.ncos in Dos advertisements To- be found in an
ether column who are all orhiqli standing and
hl. 30 doubt tb,t thorough tda. viii prove an
Mti- said 90 De true.
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CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.


one third
Minnesota 7'erjioyy Minnesota is about four
times the extent Of Ohio, and reaches go miles
from southeast to northwest, and lies between
north latitude - 30 and 80 The centre of the
territory Is about 1900 miles in direct line
from each ocean, ! 600 from the Gufof Mexico,
and 300 from lIudson's Bay.
Men Bedfori uhaie,s Within the last year
iory-elght ships have been added TO the fleet of
whalors belonging 10 New Bedford. Nearly half
the Importation of sperm and whale oil, for the
whole country, is entered at that port
IN Old Subsciber. gentleman of Holland
county, Connecticut. in stndng list Of subscr-
bers for 1852 90 the Hartford Couram says.
The 9th day of newt month will complete
my lst year. The first paper in March will
complete the number Of 1854 of the Connecticut
Coumnt which shall have thentnkcn--j years.
Whether shall be here to renew "a subscription
for 1853 lt is an uncertainty with me- may ]
may not. When people arrive at this nd Of the
journey, all go oit--none return to start anew"
Grnd Of tamil to Raarood Companies. There
are ihrly-one kHlroId projects 40 the West and
South ask ng of Congress the grants Of sections
of the public lands. hosa thirty one railroads
mcasuIe upwards Of eight "a Wsmf three hinhtd
mules DO extent lftlay could all receive alter
nate sections of land sX miles n depth ON either
side of tha trock of each road. tha aggregate
number of acres would be upwards OF THIRTY mil
tons A tole able large patch OF Uncle Sans
territory -Phta. Loirtr.
Small Por. This loaihsomo disease and the
vanolod are prevailing very extensively, SAYS
Iht Nov H1rrn Palladium iu various plrts Of
New England. Tine resent ecneuton OF
course, base Joss dread of II tan their fathers
because wc rcali1a bur family the desolaion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-11

Vermoni Central Railroad Co. George NJ
Dexter. Esq, Of Boston, has been appointed
Treasurer Of the Cooperation.
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GOODS AT A PROFIT.

- iOhhr LANIpoN seE thfif Goods "a d small i'd
- vance, aud wa'Iant them A. Low ~ TnpsE.POs1'
ED AT COST g~rNo old Goods 10 oaes.
bIuRRS LANGDON.
Fsbuap 5. le52 Is
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4tlnrkrte.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For Wool ana COuutry Produce.

reported fr ME irafehmaa bu proctor & Woon Cam is,ss
yurlim1, NJ. 1876 STATE Street, ho.t.a.
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4 Nan for an Emergency The fire broke Out
in the railroad buildings at Mortified at quar-
ter past , a. IN. and at the trains we're to start
Although the fire required the immediate reno
yalor engines and cars fr safety, and sudden
dsirangemcnt Of all the ordinary facilities for
rpsing up and dcspotchiug trains, yet, under the
efficient Arrangements of Mr. Crombie, the
morning trains were all regularly despatched by
tha time card.
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LINT NF LNTTLRS

NII'sT ~ ~ |NINN7T N0lI7IoT.
uuc copy of Record.
tuc.f. LYMAN HNlGG-. Register.
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COED s. SILVER
n 4 Il q II h. -
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 SEwELRY

riias- aul Geol,e please step 10 and look ai our
,.oa. auu .su-iy ,outelses We bound Gouds
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The Missouri Legislature.
FIRST DAY.
JfrrERso, CRY, August so, 1852.

JEFFERSON Cry, August 60, 1852.
cAUcussNo.
The wings, in caucus resolved to support the whis
nominees on the organization of the Legislature.
The democrats met in this morning with open
doors Resolutions offered declaring that for this
session, old Issues between the Bentonians and anti
Bentopians shall not he revived. The Benton men op
posed them
Mr.. SrEvESsos, Of Franklin, declared the bonds Of
democratic union in the State to be rotten and that
there is no prospect of harmony.
The resolutions were passed and not limited to this
fesfion-the benton men mostly standing aloof and
saving they would not abide ty them The caucus then
adjourned
OPENING SENATE.
The Senate met at the appointed hour and proceeded
80 organize On the final vote for Secretary AR Irwin
(Bsnton democra) was elected.
OPENING HOUSE.
AT twelve O'Clock the House and adjourned till three
o'clock, without attempting to organize.
un re assembling, each party made nomination for
Speaker and the candidates closely oered TO The
onties had two nominations but on the fourth ballot
one had bat eight votes The following the result of
The :.
VOTE ron sPEAKEn.
slmIps, tbehton 80
scccIo III -; III
Pending the fifth ballot tho House having failed to elect
Speaker, adjourned till to morrow morning
JtFFineoN CRY, August 81, 1852
sEcoSp DAY.
The Senate spent ths morning in DISCUSSION upon
the election of n chaplain.
IN The House to day the following was the result Of tho
ELEVENTH niLLor roR srEAKrF.
I9rns, Nbtn,on( f5
Acocke, (anii Ben,on) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
ounter (ahtl btutoD) .,........ 10
vacAFen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
House nd IN . u
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p1eseoroiou,sat Observations.

bY hoRsks LINE, OFFICE BssFMfSr no. WALL sTaEEr.
TcEsDAy, August 81, Is62
BUFFALO, A M-Iaronieter 20 81 Thcrmometer
62. Wind north. Clear and pleasant
eP. M.-Clear. lovely evoring. Wind northwest Thsr.
momeer 70. barometer % rs.
RocnssrEn, ~ MA cool pleasant morning sua
shining brightly. Wind west. Thermometer so
MA very fue, cool evening Cloudiess sry
Wind southwest Thermometer rs
hunuRN, A. MA clear morning. Wind north.
Thermometer So
SYRACUSE, A. nj "A clear pleasant morning bxt
cool Wind west. Thermometer CO.
7. MA pleasant evening Thermometer ~. Wind
northwest. The day has been fine
Urea, A. MA clear, beautiful morning Wi.a
southwest. Thermometer IT.
oP M.-Ciear, beautiful evening. Wind west Thsr-
Dometer 70.
ALBANY. A. M--Clear and pleasant morning Wind
north. Thermometer "a. Barometer 80 100 Mereurr
53
~. VI - fine, clear evening. Wind north. Thsr-
motaeter 1S. Barometer 80. Mlrcury 80
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An oct making appropriations for the civil and dpIo-
mss ospenes Of the government for tho year ending
the "N'h OF june. 1858, and for other purposes
An act making appropriations the support OF the
army 'or ths year ending the 3oth June 1858.
An nc, making an appropriations for the naval service
for the year ending the 3oih June 1853
Sp oct making appropriations the service the Post
june 1858 -
An sot making appropriations for the transportation
q the umtea states mail by ocean steamers and other
wise during the fiscal year ending Roth June 1858
An for the relief Of Mrs Margaret / Ue1al widow
ana administrative Of A. r. He,ze ate Assistant QUAR-
termaster in the army Of the United states
An act to provide for tri- monthly mail from New
Orleans to Vera Cruz via Tampico back in steam
vessels.
An act for the relief Of Mrs Mary A Davis widow Of
Daniel w. Davis.
An act authorizing imported goods wares, aud mer.
chaDdise entered and bonded for warhousing in
ance OF Law to be exported by certain routes to ports and
places in Mexico
An act for tho relief Of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad company
act to an additional land Office in the Terri
tory OF Mnneeoia
An act 70 amend the act entitled An act to reduce
aud modify the rates of postage in the United states and
for other purposes, passed March ., 1851.
An act 10 amend act entitled An act to provide for
The better security of the lives Of passengers board
rc.ses propelled In whole or in part by steam >
An not making appropriations for the improvement Of
certain harhors and rivers
An act in addition to act to promote the progress Of
tic useful arts
An act supplementary to An act providing for the
taking ho seventh and subsequent the United
States snd TO fix the numbers of members OF the House
o hopsehauNes ana provide ior future apportionmens
among the several States" approved 23d May 1850.
eil making appropriations for Light Houses Light
bosts. buoys, 60 and providing or the erection and
tabiis hment Of the same ana for other purposes.
bill for the relief Of u. F. johnson
An act to constitute Alton in the State Of Illinois
port OF delivery.
An act in addition to act to promote the progress
the useful arts.
bill making appropriations for the current aud
tpgen expenses OF the lnoian Department, for full
filing treaty stpuatona with various Indian tribe. for
tae year ending the 30th of June 1858.
bin making further provision for the satisfaction Of
Virginia Land Warrants.
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The Massachusetts wing state Convention

WokcEsTER, August 3I, 1872.
Delegates in considerable numbers, have already er.
ii'ed here to attend the Whg state Convention to NOR
row. Appearances indicate that sr Clifford the present
Attorney General Of the State will be nominated almost
unanimously as the candidate for Governor No address
w be reported but series Of olutions fully endors
ing the national pomineo,s will be adopted The seu-
tmtnt Of the del gates here seems to be hearty ana
unanimous support Of Scott nd Graham
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JOINT BFSOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION
or THE JHIRTY-sFCoED CONGRESS-
az welcome 10 Louis Koszuth. Approved Dec. o 1851
TO establish certain post routes. Approved July IL
1852.
Authorizing the purchase Of the ninth volume Of the
laws of he United States. Approved May III, 1852
To authorize the continuance Of the work upon the two
wings of the Capitol Approved April Ia. 1852
Extending the time of the commission under the con-
vcnion with Brazil, Approved Feb. 2S 1859.
Granting tho right way TO the Fayetteville and Cen
trsl PLANK Boad Approved May 10 1852
Irc,ioiDg FOR the binding OF certain documents. Ap-
proved Jan 27 1862
Tc csuhoriae tho Postmaster General TO lersze certain
for the sportation Of the mail In California
nd 0rfgcn Approved Jan ~ 1852
prnvcrg the printing Of additional copies Of the
tutrsis, and other documents Approved Dec w io5l
Ecr the relief 0f Elizabeth Thurston OF the terri.ory
i0ieeop. Approved July q. 1852
tnf the relief of Elizabeth Prawitt widow aud executor
fRottrt q Prswitt deceased. Approvcd March w.
Ett2
Approving and confirming an scs O, tho Legislative
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Democtatlc Mass Meeting at nslt,,aore.
SPEECH OF GEN. cAss, ETC.

SPEECH OF GEN. CASs, ETC.
BALTIMORE, August 3I-9 NJ
large Democratic Mass Meeting is being held in Mon.
ument square tonight. Col Jacob G Davies presiding
The Empire Club presented Gen Cass with handsome
Otquet which he acknowledged in appropriate terms
ne then commenced speech, in which he said if any
enc expected him to abuse Scott the wg party they
were much mistaken Gen Scott a gallant solder
vhofe nane was inscribed on the brightest pages Of
American history He eUlogized Pierce as n man who
soul make 4 sound constitutional presden, Glen q
Is stiu peaktBg, and much IA enthusiasm prevails
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Tho Markets.

New ORLEANS, August 80 1867
Cur markets continue dull The sales of cotton -
Saturday 7oo and Monday 500 bales; middline
il quoted at 9ic Tie receipts getting large Ohio
flour is at Sl corn so 5Sc.; wlskey. 2Ul4c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3O-P.N n.
The sales ofcotton limited; middlng fair quoted
at 1870 The excess of receipts the time last
year is 900 bales.
ALBANY August 81, 1852.
No rece pts were sent in by the collector day Flour
continues dull Whent-Snall sales of GeDesee at ll2k
l13 Oats tt at 46hc. Cornsacs of 10 600 bushels al
GDl 700. for Western mixed and tic for fiat yellow
Barley 4d00 bushels sold a yc for two ro~ed and
rowed on private terms Tin ony seed sells in lots at
So 80 81 IeI bushei.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC WANTED,


yVANTED-IN TnE UPPER PNRT or TaIs CITY.
fur ised tanning nine good with all the
snaferr improveunpts Rent uust he moderate Address
EoX 2 Gcl Post offee. stating ront and location
a FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, SUITABLE FOR
n hrst class boarding haupe al the modern improve
,repts Cro' hsths snd pas will be required Any
person having bonse nt this description viii find good
{srant, A ,ihernI rent will he given hppy 20
O. MOVES s3 nassau street.
1UArTrD TO BIRE-A THREE STORY HOUSE
w between Fourth nuA Seventh avenues, and below
Twenty hird street. To be ready by 10Th September At
dress II. G @ Herald ofhoa.
VTANTED-A SUITE OF THREE OR -FOUR UN-
w furnished for widoT lady three children.
which has Croton victor So The location mrt be IN
the upper ofthe cv Letween Twentieth and Thticth
streets aud sixth and Ninth In private and
spectacle famiv where ore othar would No
d. Dor NO. 254O General Port oce stating location &c.
ToUEIRY sEeT wANTED-waNTED TO prR.
" chase within hftv wies ~ New York city good two.
story hons with from one 20 dye aares e land with frpit
mus lie situated Long saud Soend. close 10 AVID In
~ tho water NJ good VILLAGE whore there
IL Episcopal hnrch nnd schoola and stearboa
Iap ding o railroad there arc places for bnnt
NJ dEJDoN. 81 Nassau street.
HONE wbNTED-A sErrLFMAN. TWENTY TWo
Bl years ef Rpf doairt TO End small wi cveas-
and tea and dtorcr sutdHy in private fsmi'v
yr whore the aavfrser etud fnt pleasant circ and
comfortable home Rn'erSacp owen AAaress with mode
vs'e terms TO Rhirc box No.S2l2 Peat oGoo.
WANTED nv A sryGLE GFNgCTNAN A FUR
~ rthed psrior aud bedroom vish hretkiast and tas
ireourod, 'r arivsto family vhere tbcre other
boareest vii he rrsfrrsa location shova Fourth strrA
and vest ~ p~nsfUsv Rrrv-rcss exchanged. Apply,
stating terms, 10 K. box "a rost once.
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NE WS BY TELEG II APH.
~~>~~~~>~J~~~~<>~>-s~~~
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
~oyNSN>1NNo4~~o~e0>~~S~~Nr
THE CLOSING PROCEEDINGS In CONGRESS-.
~~~~~~~>~~S~>>~>~>%0~>~s
Graphic Description Of the Confusion and Dis
order Incident to the Adjournment.
N->otNNNN.Nn1~oNr~NNNNNNe
List Of Acts Passed During the Session.
e~~.~~>~~~>~>~>~rS>>~~~~
Presidential Appointments Confirmed,
&c., &o., 60
NEWS BY TELEG APH.


The Latest from Washimxtoa.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED-SUC0ESS
OF JUDGE HALL AT LAST, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREsrospENcE HERALD.
WASHINGTON August 81 1852.
Nathaniel X Hall confirmed to-day as Judge of
the Northern District of New York The Senate refused
to confirm him until he resigned his position rs Post
master General
Mr.. s. D. Hubbard of Connecticut was also confirmed
as Postmaster General. He will reach this city on
Thursday
Mr.. Bradford's nomination as Judge Of tho Supreme
Court, wss laid over.
Dir. Henry, Of Tennessee was confirmed California
Land Commissioner in place Of General wilson, rejected
yesterday.
great many combinations of Consus and Indian
agents took place They were considered in lump.
a judge for Minnesota, from New York. in place Of Mr.
Fuller also confirmed
The most lamentabe fog prevails amongs. the MEM
ber to the amendments agreed to upon the several
appropriation bills Everything hurried through in
a diseraceful manner.
An occurred in the publication of the House
proceedings of Friday which 1t Is due TO Mr. Schemerhorn
to correct 1t Mr. Schoonmaker, and not the prey-
ously named gentleman who cast of the two votes
for H. Raymond, for Printer to the House N.Y.
MORE RELATIVE TO APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
ANOTHER coRREsroNDEIr.
WARRINGTON August 81, 1852.
General Wilson's appointment California Land Conn
missioner rejected by exclusive party VOTE with
much angry feeling
II. X ElkiDs Marshal of Wisconsin, is confirmed
John } Towers confirmed Superintendent of
Printing.
Boyd Hamilton Late public printer will get from forty
to fifty thousanddolaIs under blind amendment to the
Civil and Diplomatic bill
che Fertilization bill will 60
The naval appropriations provide for carrying out the
contract with Robert Stevens to build floating bat.
tely in New York harbor
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The Position of MIR. Stephens.

NonfoLK, August 81, 1S52
The Savannah Sepu6lcon states, what II dee ms re-
liable authority that Hon Alexander H. Stephens OF
Georgia. will support Mr. Webster for the Presidency
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supposcd L oss OF q sehoonsr-A Cotton Mill
hurH.s.

HALIIMOAE AuguNt JI, 1902
4 schooner lelorprg 70 Samuel hidgrray which left
eliot coupty. Mar LAND, rhnr.dsy last for ta,t
7me 10 urpo "a g have b es lost In the bay with all
ipdr on board, among "hcn we're tho sIfe aad i've
cotton mill belonging a. afr Ely. tour miles ah,ya
ucotts mlls, entirety destroyed by tc yoe erdny
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Congressional Nomination In PcnnsyIvaniu

WrsrcuEsrrR, Pa, August 81, 1852.
The wings met In convention to day, and nominated
william Lserkait for Congress
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA
AT HALIFAX.
N~t>N-~'~t->.N>N~l~7NN-~~~N
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
>>~~~N~-~>>>~>~~.~,->~
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT BALTIMORE.
~-v~~~s~~-~>~>~>>N,~~~~
Serious Effects of the Storm.
o-NN~>-~-~--N~~-~~>-No~>-s
FROM SANTA FEE,
&c. &c, sc,
Arrival of the America at Halifax.

THE WIRES OUT or oRDER--No NEWS RECEIVED.
PonTLANp, Me, August SILL 4 PM
Owing to heavy storm east of this city we are unable
to get over the Americas from Halifax. AS yet we
have not received word OF news and only that she
arrved at Halifax about six O'Clock this evening 1t is
useless to wait longer to night.
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The Arkansas Election,

LOUISVILLE, Aug ust 81. 1852
The majority for Conway, the democratic candidate
foT Governor IN Arkansas is $500. The democratic
Jority on joint ballot Of the Legislature Is %.
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Navigation OF the Ohio River

CrvciNNAT August 81. 1862.
The river is stil rising and fully sevea
feet. Our first class beats will leave for New Orleans On
Monday.
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Insurance Company Suspected-New Cotton.
MEMPHIS, August 81, 1852
The Nashville Insurance Company has suspended fur
ther business
The first bale OF cotton received hero to dav
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shtr,ffa,ty OF ph,Iadeyphia.

PHILAprLrHIs, August 81, 1852
samuel Allen has been nom mated by the Whig Cen
vebtion on tn Goth ballot for Sheriff Of Philadelphia
city and count.
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The Latest from santa &c.

ST. LOUIS, August 81, 1850.
Mr. Aubrey arrived here last night from Santa Fe hsv
ing mnde the trip to Independence in twenty Ave dAyv
lie left Santa ne tho 3lst Of July Governor Lane
reached Fort Atkinson on the 18th
Major Van Horn u 3, A., Of Aubrcy's party.
Mrs and Miss King, Of Georgia died on the Arkansa4
in July.
Mr.. Aubrey saw three hundred lodges OF Csmanches
and Kiowas ON Rabbit Ear Creek.
Captain Buckner and Lieutenant Woodruff were V
leave Fort Atkinson on the 25th for the States,
Mr. Aubrey informed by Major Van Horn, thai
about the first of July Apache Indians attaohsa
fifteen Mexicaps the tornado Muerto killed o.
and wounded four Others and took from them twcntv
oxen
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BARNBuRNER DELEGATE ELECTED

NfHNcVsI' August oIi Io5Z-
Dennis Mccarthy (barnburner), Of Syracuse, was
elected yesterday afternoon delegate to the state Con-
ycnAon.
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Heavy Freshets In tho South.
DERANGEMENT OF THE MAILs-DAMAGE TO
rpopa pTr


BALTIMORE, August 81, 1859
Tho Southern mail is still deranged by the late storD
and nothing has been received since Sunday south y
Savannah
The storm Of Saturday severely felt in VIZ
gnia. At Fredericksburg the Rappahannock nvH
rose to extraordinary height carrying away Chatham
bridge and injuring the canal and plank road wagon
and team OF four horses carried away by the s
rent Great damage also done to the corn crops.
despatch from Charleston states that tho receno
rains, 1t is feared have caused some heavy freshet
throughout the State Of South Carolina and done injury
to thegrowpg crops
EFFECTS OF THE STORM AT MOBILE. !.
New ORLEANS, August 80, 1857
The Losses at Mobile have been overrated 1t is nov
said they will not exceed bali million Of dollars.
FROM CORRESPONDENCE
New ORLEANS. AuGUsr 80, 1859.
Thelaest estimates of the damages done by the stoe
at Mobile make the amount s20OO000 and no 20
counts have yet been received from the interior
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|yETERESrING- WE WOULD CALL TIE ATrEy-
81 a" ~ who rSs iSa to heir s,
IN ~ soSas Of date @
property aimed t town SS may he
SnnS ty calling ct the office of tho Home Journal Ne lo
Ol,eh street. H. s. co
|pEAcnTs! PEACHES, PEACHES ,-LoTs OF EN-.
ana piles of EN- wsoeHale and retail, at the lowest
t & s :1 of Ro'aT and As95 e or Place N0r
sent to any part Of tho city free of charge
| A LBEo BROTHERS v WnoLEsALE AND RETAIL
Bds S ses an% 3 SO 1 Srss
S sp q R e, B'ssry & have Just received choice
ectsS by exrerienced tes.rer VI special reference
npr ss TO nn .s ." naw sVs T ss sss IN S
narhet. The foowins tho tell prices for Of
Ts ssoss r go Ss ss Sss
aiy o'isug sh ogs $50 otsl per pOnad; Pure English
naliy O. ola Gevsr1ment Jats Coffee 1t u pence per
A FORTUNE ron TrS LAprEs-ro SELL, A NEW
syery sdy Apply or address Sl7 Bovrry. By enclosing
81 samies eill be forwarded
|nUTcG BULBous ROO cs THE SUBSCRIBERS
10 Dutch 6ubous Roots ths 6st received this season
ifts rmon eanmenn % g. sosta o'Ta,'ns' Is
hrIms Ee Iatse bules ate in the fms possible coudi
lin s@nth and west ,hemaevss % "a importss
,ulNs OF ,iis nruusy carly pcriod q the cats
THoRBURN s. CO, IL John street.
|CrERIING INronwATioN LADIES AND GENTLE.
mon having any LEFT on airing apparel jewelry
|ostr ly undressing lac the soha,bcr ~, ail givq
the fall slue for a-ce and nav n baukabe money
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