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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06

| Ois.-Nothing doing in whale. Linseed best Ameri
two cents per gallon lower; sales SO cents cash
Winter Sperm so, and Fall and Spring 20 cts.
Propisions-O Ohio prime Pork has been in demand for
Nporsales 200 brls at S. 37t SIS so Ohio Mess has
lso soil at So 90, and Lower County 50 Mess Beef
faes at 80 US 81 new Prime commands 50 l2 SO 37i
ard. Butter Cheese SC: steady al former rates:
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30 RIBBONS AND sILKs;.J T. REYNOLDS,
To- AZ has received the most elegant
men, of 'honabe Bonnet Ribbons Silks, Sans, Vesyr Nc
&c 10 he found in the city Dealers, city and ccunuy mill
ner will do well call before purchasing elsewhere
o6 lmissc
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Married.

This morning by the Very Reverend Dr. John Power,
ir. CHARLES G. FIrzsER,Lp of Baltimore, TO Miss MARI
y. OSBORN, of this city.
On Thursday evening, Sd instant, by the Rev Lot
Zones JSc. IA. BURK, TO ELIZA EMd DECKER oil staten
|sland.
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LEVY will sell on Wednesd AZ morning 9th ist at 10Y
o'clock ISL Broadway, choice collection Of Fruit Trees OF
most approved sorts consisting Of Apples Pears Pums Apri
cots Nestarnes CheIT,es Raspbees Cuans
ready on Tuesday, when the Trees be examined.
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BOOKKEEPING.

BOOKkEEPING.
THE COUNTING ROOMS OF e. q. MARSH, for the
study of actcal Bookkee and snte arithmetic
are from A. NJ. to r. M. Pupils attend more
hours daily.
PTospecuses with terms may be had the rooms No. SO
Cedar
G. c. Marsh's Works, which highly recommended for
their simplicity and the
tain, are sold as above. Prices as llows:-
Double Entry Bookkeeping smpli6ed 10th edition. 81 90
Single do do improved, Sd edition, IS
These Books well acuated for schools and
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MUFFS.
MUFFS FUR TRIMMlNGS-The undersigned would
" call the attention Of the ladies Of New York and the public
generally TO his large assortment of Mus consisting Of lynx
Siberian SQUIRREL Fitch Genet and Coney Mufs
Aso large OF Fus and Swansdown Trimmings
&c &c &c. which offered for sale the lowest cash
by ISAAC H. ARCHER,
Nos. 204 and $50 Greenwich street.
Repairing of all kinds easonable terms
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
"a Ii p Ell ARD STREET.
MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continues
females.
produced be removed BY Madame very sort tune
Madame medical having thorough
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation of
PATIENTS she prepared receive ladies
Of confinement, those who wish for
struction Of their monthly period.
Madame &. be consulted residence No. Lispen
ard all umes and it'll the regard secresy
All communications and letters mnst be postpaid
ne m
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TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
II MONZANl, S. Thompson street, gives instruction.
L. the Flute Terms sl5 per quarter 20 3msr
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Lamps, Hall amps and Lanterns. Reading Llnps
Ac
A article OF Solar Lamp, very superior article
Also article Of Dehecter Tor improving the light Of
the old pattern of Astral Lamp.
Also style Of Fiorentine Bronze, color immovabl
Together with variety Of Lamps and Chandelier for
churches, halls and public buildings.
Baskets, Caston Tmys Toast Racks Candle Napkin
Rings Butter T,ss butter and Fruit Knives, Shutters and
Trys Coffee and Tea Urns, &c.
Fine Table Cutlery sets and dozens; Japanned Tea Trays
rarity Of patterns and forms; fine glass Bowls,
Pitchers, Tumblsrs. Dishes Gobles Decante Water Bot
ties, Sugars, &c. Nc
W. II. beg respectfully inform their friends customers
and the public geneaily that their with the
nufactur such that they sell all articles their line
and their show which alone Is sufficient compcn
safe for the trouble s22 smsr
PORTABLE BLACksMITH.s FOR9Es-The SUB.
Concklhs Patent Portable Forge and Bellows beg leave
call the attention Of the public article That they
have been called for and ntr3ced nearly all parts Of the
United States, Is believe sufficient evidence Of their
utility and convenience being portable and
them lar the the Forge Shipping
Of every descrption, Rail Roads Canals Plantations Manu-
factories and all for which the ordinary Forge
used Those manufactured fer the u. g. Navy Wrought
Iron; ,
can recommend them from personal well general know
ledge, viz
Commodore Crane Navy Yard Portsmouth, N. H.; Messn
Carr kem Haines, Philadelphia. Hon 0oysmer emble
West Point Foundry, Geld Spring, N. Y. Messs s. b. Alt
hause Co. A3 Broadway. ~ Y, and our city blscksmhs
generally. GAY TEBAULT.
s2I smsrc corner Of Old slip and Water e.
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HANSON, WILCOX HANSON Plumbers Brass
No 33s Broadway New York
From PRACTICAL experience in business and other
cities possessing Water Works W. H. have confidence in
thus assuring the public that all orders them will
De promptly executed win view
a wo kms Mike style, and of the best mate Ials
Their charges will always moderate as can be
bly, ahored by competent and respectable concern
Water pipes every approved description introducing
the Croton ratent lead pipes IRON, composition
and timed Brass cocks and water closets Of Their own
superior manufacture Hydants Carolina red cedar bathing
tubs bath boilers Phlsdelrhi, Man ami o,hr
artcies Ioire ,Ine ofdhches OF business
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ADJUSTMENTS
CHATHAM THEATRE.

DAA IhAAIoE.
MoNpAYS' EgPGs1 TisI Is cent. First Tier cents
NJhologca Drama 10 three called NA"
I'LL ON EARTH.
g - On, " The Devils Daugh ers.
s rs pa NICK hng Of the nfenas Mr. Goodenow
sessed 81 a scodiDg wife and ads T. Mss,svs,
Father Csncoun, l. N.stayer Robert irnnor
Ell, ~ o' HS'hi,o1KunpuSs houstn, - LMestayer
p,1eh ~ n' Il l. Mest1fer Capt Eugenee, Lennox
MI oa n $50 c:.L Bernard
Zamel satans aaiN
Bottls Imp. ", RIs,1s
Young Nick, Nephe"s ~.
Devil among the Tailors, nhson
Father Antoine, Lennon Signor Lorenzo IennoS
Peter Gadgeon, Mestayer Soldier Fnsee c Mesav,r
Father Michael Mrstayer Count Bennett G Mes,sysr
Mephsophies, Watkins Dsummer Smi,b
Corporal, James | Tiger M.s CI.msne.
Demons, mt &c.
satane Satans pet, Mrs hore Diaysins Mrs Hauonyir
Auguste, Frenchman, Thome Mons L. MARI Hantony,.
Juiiette, Miiner. Thome The Gissetto Hautony,l.
La sylphide, Thoue C,rIins 49,. lii
German Peasant Girl Thorn. a Yonng son,5;s,
Young Soldier, Thorne IN Novixs ,,n.uI,
The Spanish Dancer, Thome snan;Sh Dan.., liz
The Young Novice, Thorns so,nish D,srn, III,
The Old Duenna, Thorns Ia S,lrbiJs
Linotte, I h'c
Pie Gfieste. Devils i;iih
lsIuhone,
aIs'"f Daugh,ers Bedford
NJ ~, Pray
ru ,e rru1hiuian spirit 10 robert, - Mrs Marsden
cream Of Tartar, - ~ $50 1919,
An Opera Dancer, Miss CIarkso A MilneE Miss Lodge
AiumPelef' Mrs judi Grey Penitept, Mrs Judah
To conclude W III -
n, JOHN ROCK.
nW va a., u ) X Scott Mary Grace, Mrs Manlen
doors Will open at61s-Curtaln will rise quarter pas
Boy Ohee open daily nom to where r,eleu may 10
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HE undersigned having made several heavy purchases
flour ofvey superior brands will offer for sale and a
ter Monday next. pounds baked Bread for shilling.
To those unacqq-ned With the article he would that
size has generally been secondary being his
constant endeavor crafty the rather inferior
Hour TO increase the weight But -four being
cheap he feels satisfied houd the purchaser either
oSuaity cannot fail 10 being ased after giving trial
n b. Screkeepers WI hing his bread can be supplied BY
calling at his store, wnere wi be made knowu
ROB'T. MUMMY, al Fulton st.
or Atlantic ST., doors above Henry.
Butter and Sugar Crackers Manufactured b. himself Of
peIior quality, frcsh every day.
Brooklyn, Nov 3D., 1912. n5 lwser
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DR.. JOSEPH w BRADSHAW,
REMOVED FROM LIBERTY
TO AZ w A X " EN-

NOTCE-A agents aud dealers periodicals of the city
~ of New York aud Brooklyn, requested
Israel Posts 81 Bowery Mond.y Evening. the 7h of No
yemhrr O'clock business of importance Will be brought
before them Puncua attendance OF all in he above
iine is requested. ms 2teodsr
ENGLIsH CHEEsE-A first rate dairy Of English Cheese,
Ia for sale by JAS BILLINGE,
- at2i2 Greenwich street.
A liberal allowance will be made to retailers
n3 2t,ssr
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
Mr. +. RAKEMANN has the honor of announcing 10 his
" friends and the public, that his first Concert IN Anne
WI IKE place on Monday Evening Nov. 7th 1872 the
Apollo, assisted by the following tal.nt:-
Nine. OTTO,
Signor RAPETTI aud
Mr.. l.. RAKENANN,
Who will ir side a the Piano Forte.
PROGRAMME.
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PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS.
THE COLLEGE OF
M K DICIN AND PHAR MACY
OF THE CITY on NEW VOpR

STRABISM MUS.
COMMONLY CALLED SQINTING
CURED in few seconds by uerns celebrated plan which
~ is free from pain Or DANGER - ~
Cataracts removed by Of the
IN Europe. DIR. WHEELER, OcuIist,
80 Greenwich street, New York
". B. References can be given o 1853 patients
Office hours, from 8A NJ to p. NJ. OF Imissr
HAVANA SEGA s.
Nassau, ofter for sale the following
10000 Diana do do do
i75,O0O Esperanza do do do
100000 Regslias Of Norma, Diana, and Esmero brands
$4,000 Calones, Trabucos, and Bayonetas, varousldo
The whole entitled to debentuIe, and in lots suit pucha
sers oo lmissr
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM TEXAS


Va stop the press TO inssn the follow.
Ing imponao, news which we take from
The Crssol City.
ny the arrival oflhe steamship Msr.
chant, this nofning. We have been favor.
Cd with the following highly importan'
intelligence. ... ,r
San Antonio was completely surprised
on the 18th inst, BY thirteen hundred
Me1icsns, under Gen. Wall. Fifty three
Of the principle citizens were taken priso
nefs. Il
President Houston has issued proc
Ismation, ordedug the marching forthwith
Of the militia OF Brazoria, Austin, Fora
Bond, Colorado, Victoria, Gonzales. Jack
son and MstagorJa counties against San
Antonio, and the counties OF the Brassos
and Colorado, to march 10 Austin, and the
citizens Of the other counties 10 hold
themsel yes in readiness, -..
The orders Of the executive are direct,
that in the event Of the evacuation of San
Antonio by the Mexicans, they are to DO
pursued beyond the Rio Grande, aad
chas,ised as "their audacity deserves"
In the event of formal invasion, the
western counties are to hold themselves
10 check until the rest OF the republic can
rally the rescue.
When San Antonio was taken the Cir
cult Court was in session, and the judge
and officers of the Court were made prise
ners;
Galveston was visited by most terri,
BILE and destructive storm on the 18th inst
which done great damage to the shipping
destroyed two churches, blew down mum
Der of buildings, and committed great
havoc among other kind of property.
During the prevalence of the storm, in
the dead hour of the night, many families
were compelled to flee from their falling
houses and seek shelter with their neigh.
bors, after wading through raging sert
propelled by hurricane. Before the
dawn of day the winds lulled and the wa.
tiers subsidized with the same rapidly as
they arose. ....a .uua...
The total loss of property and injury
sustained it is supposed, must have amour
ted to $4,000. .oe#e
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
AuruMN-We are now in the al

AUTUMN-We are now in the au-
Itumn of the year-the season OF gol-
den hues and fading verdue. Natures
chill breath is imperceptably passing
over leaf plant, and flower, and inn
parting to them all the tincture of
approaching decay. The green car
pet of creationis being superseded by
one of yellow or more moetly coIor,
and all around and about us tells of
the perishabl. nature of things. it's
season pregnant with reflection, for
it admonishes us that decay is an in
herent principle of nature. 1t bids
those of us who have not yet entered
the oscar and yellow leaf' of life to
prepare ourselves for that period, to
husband our resources for it, asthe
farmer does his harvest gathering,
that we may look back on life's sum-
mer with quiet glow of satisfaction,
such as ali autumnal evenings sun
imparts to a landscape.
To those who have already passed
the Rubicon of middle life, it tells us
that the advent of life's winter is fast
approaching. Like an index to some
particular passage ola book, itpoints
to the termination of life's journey
to death and to the grave.
Autum lisa chaste and gentle season:
it has not the cold frigidity of winter
about it it has not the coquetry of
spring, nor the fire and passion of
Like true friedship, it brings
a soothing balm to the mind, without
operating in frey action on the pas
sionS. Its winds are mild as a moth
er's voice ills suns shine OH the world
calmly as fathers smiles on his be-
owed family. We would that an au-
umn breeze should sing our requiem
we seek no sweeter music Pic.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

WAR.-Voltaire thus expresses
himself on the subject of war: GA
hundred thousand mad animals, whose
heads are covered with hats, advance
to kill or be killed by like number
Of their fellow-mortals covered with
turbans. BY this strange procedure
they want, at best, to decide whether
a tract of land to which none of them
have any claim, shall belong to a GER
tain man whom they call Sultan, or to
another whom they call Gear; neither
of whom ever saw, or will see, the
spot so turiously commended for; and
very few of those creatures who thus
mutually butcher each other, ever be-
held the animal for whom they cut
each others throatS! From time inn
memorial, this has been the way of
mankind almost over all the earth.
What an excess of madness is this
and how deservedly might a Superior
Being crush to atoms this earthly ball,
the bloody nest of such ridiculous
murdererS!"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

A BOLD PREAoHga.--1he boldness o.
Samuel Davies "a qualification 70 impof.
iant, that even 81. Paul requested the
Christians TO pray that !, nigh, be given
iLem,) will be illustrated bya single an
ecdole. When president, Of Princeton
College, he visited England for the pur'
pose Of obtaining donations for the institu.
lion. The king, George II, had a curiOs
IVY TO hear 9 preacher from "the wilds Of
America" lie accordingly attended, and
was SO much struck with his commanding
eloquence, that he expressed his astonish'
msul loud enough TO be heard half way
across the house, in such terms as these,
"He is wonderful mani" Why, he beats
my bishops!" &c. Davies, observing
that the king was attracting more atten'
lion than himself, paused, and looking his
Majesty full in the face, gave him, in an
emphatic tone, the following beautiful re.
Duke. "When the lion roareth let the
the beasts of the forest tremble /; and
when the Lord speaketh, let the kings
of the earth keep siIence!' The king
shrunk back in his seat, like a school
boy that had been raped over the head
by his master, and remained quiet da.
ring the remainder of the sermon. The
next day the monarch sent for him, and
gave him fifty guineas for the ins.itu.
lion over which he presided, observing
at the same time TO his oourtiers. ale
Is an honest man-an honest man."
Not one Of his siIken bishops would
have dared TO give him such reproof.-
Pie.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

CoURAGE.-Comage, like otherqual.
tiles, has its varieties. Some men arc
born brave, Others acquire inuepidity
from example, and even a timid spirit
may be stimulated by action, until
personal apprehension is overcome.
Amidst the crash of battle, the dulleSt
soul catches a glorious impulse, and
for the time casts off its natural torpid
ity. To exert, however, that mental
calnness which conveys, in brief and
lucid language, the details of plans of
action, requiring the agency of many,
and whose success the miSconception
of an individual might deStroy-this
demands philosophic concentration
ofthought, which many, found fore
most in the press of fight, never can
obtain. This (the most important
quality of generaD Napoleon and
Wellington possessed extensively ;and
when the fate of battle hung upon a
hair, both were calm and self-collected,
and the order, upon which victory or
defeat depended, was issued with a
GOODNESS that approached insensibility.
The terrible attack at Essling was
simply indicated by a gesture; and
when tidings were brought upon that
bloody evening which might have
palsied the firmest nerves, not a fea-
tue of Napolean was seen to alter.
Sitting on the embankment ola field
work, undisturbed by the, roar of his
own artillery, or responding thun-
der from the batteries of the fortress,
Lord Wellington penned the plan of
the assault: and when that writing
went forth, the doom of Ciudad Rodri-
90 was sealed.-Mar,oeWs Lite Of,
Weliington.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
Coperrr.-Cobbe.. showed no small

CoBBETT.-Cobbett showed no small
exultation iu rscapitula,ing the naval vic
tories of the Americans. He was one
day speaking somewhat boldly on the
subject 10 the presence Of an English
officer, who pettishly observed, "There
is good reason for it. ! went on board
their men of war after our defeat, and
half their sailors were English." Sand
had you not all English ?" asked the
undaunted radical. ,,..
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

discoveries. running The whole circle Of
AT. science and literature. With the
wings Of the morning II has gone 10 tho
ui,sfmosi parts Of the earth !, has grasp
ed tho blahss, truths Of the shy above,
and sought oui the profound depths hollow
and IN every place, and over sIl subjects
mind 10 asserting lie mastery and fhlovs
ing ils cooquosls.--Sapannah Georgian.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
FACTS AND DATES.

CHRONOLOGY OF SOME IMPORTANT
INVENTIONS, &c.-Maps, Globes and
Dials were first invented by Anaxim-
ander in the sixth century Before
Christ. They were first brought into
England by Bartholomew Columbus,
In 1889. r s'.. Has +Mys
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

Lost CooSs.--The Ohio Statesman says
number Of eOOns escaped from the msna'
gerie at Columbus few days since, sad
took to the "stumps' people are oaA
''treeing" them.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

TABLE
SHOWING WHEN, AND WHERE, THE
CIRCUIT Court OF EACH COUNTY
IN THIS STATE Is HELD:
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
Publishedercry SaigufaV Morning,
by JOHN II. HARDY,
Epifon ANp PROPRIETOR.

Terms, TWO DOLLARS n year.
Advertisements will be inserted at
the usual rates.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
COUNTIES.

COUNTIES. What Mon County
day held. Seats.
Adams d in NJ & N Natchez
Amite 9 do do Liberty
Alfalfa | in App & o Kosius'o
Bolivar 2 do do Bolivar
Carroll l do do Carolt'n
Chickasaw Gaia Apl' N Houston
Choctaw 4 in Mar & 0 G'nsboro
Claiborne A in May & N p Gibson
Clarke 3 do doIQultman
Copiah do do Gallatln
Coahoma 2 in App & OIcoaho'ch
Covington do do Wm'sbg
DeSoto 4 Mara Sep Herman.
Franklin 4 May 4 NO 11e'dv'H
Green l App & Oct Le'kv'll
Hancock | do do Sh'lds DO
Kinds aH.4' 3 Mar & Sep Raymo'd
Holmes APR y OctI Lex gton
Itawamba do do Fulton
Jackson Mar 4 Sept Jack c n
Jasper Q Nay & No Paulding
Jefferson do do Fayette
Jones M A Ap'l & Oct Ellisville
Kemper d do DO Dehalb
Lauderdale a May & Nov Marion
Lawrence a APP & Oct !N'tcello
Leake l do do Carth'ge
Lafayette 3 Nay 4 Nov oxford
Lowndes al Apr 4 Oct columns
Madison ! Nay & Nov canton
Marion 2 APP s. Oct columbia
Monroe. 4 do doIathens
Marshall laf A MayTN II. spngs
Neshoba A May y NoIPhlladel
Newton -e 9af4 MayS'N Decatur
Noxubee in VAp'l g. o. Macon
Oktibbeha 4af4 .Apl &. O Sarkville
Perry 8 in Ap'l e. 0 augusta
Pontotoc SAID .Apl g. 0 Pontotoc
Pike l in May SN Holmsvll
Ponola do do Ponola
Rankin | June & Dec Brandon
Scott ia 2af 4 May&N Hillsboro
Simpson A in Nay g. n WeStvlll
Smith laf4 MayS'N Fairfield |
Tallahatchie 4 in Nay e. N Ch'lston
Tunica in apl g. o CONNER |
Tippah do do Ripley
Tishamingo do doJaclnto
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sesses the peculiar property so long sought fer in other
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