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Mass Convention Of members Of the Free Soil
party assembled at Cleveland on Friday the 18Th.
for the purpose of celebrating the anniversary Of
the establishment of that ordinance which probib
tied slavery in the territory north and west Of the
Ohio river. The officers of the Convention were
Benjamin Tappan, President; Harmon Kingsburv.
Of Illinois, Henry L, Ellsworth of Indiana. and
Francis d, Parrish, Of Ohio, Vice Presidents; Joel
Tiffany and George Hoadley, Of Ohio, Secretaries.
There were present, ]. r. Giddings, S. P. Chase,
r. P, Spaulding, John Van Buren,, J. w. TAYLOR,
j. G. Vaughan and E. D. Howard The Conven.
tion does not seem, however, to have been very
numerously attended. The morning opened with
the firing Of cannon. The Convention organized
the politicians speeches, aud drew up and
passed resolutions. Judging from the meagre re-
ports ofthe speeches which the papers contain,
says the Ohio Stale Journal, they were composed
Of the ordinary materials, and were delivered In
the ordinary manner, producing effects such as
have been witnessed on other observation-disclosures
on the one side, and its opposite on the other The
resolutions have not reached u.s. Letters Of excuse
fornon-attendance were received from Henry Clay
Horace Mann, John A. Dix, c. NJ. Clay, Martin
Van Buren,, Charles Sumner, John G. Palffey,
and lewis Tappan. The letter of MIR. Clay, we
give below:
ASHLAND, June Is 1919
enemeRI received your official letter. in behalf OF t5
Freemeu Of the Reserve inviting to unite with ITEM at
Cleveland in ces bng the anniversary OF the passage Of
the Ordinance of 1881 the 18th Of July next fConcur
entirely in opinion as 70 TIE wisdom Of that great measure
aud glad that it has secured to the States, which
operates an exemption rom the evs OF Slavery But the
event OF the passage Of the Ordinance has never within my
knowledge been celebrated in any of the siXty-one
years, which has since interviewed. 1t is proposed for the s
lime 70 commemorate IT, 1t ID impossible disguise
conviction that this originates of the question
nov unf9tqnaiey againg the whole Union, OF the intro
ductiOn Of savaryin New Mexico and California Whilst
one ha IN he nf
slavery into thoe territories, either by the auhOny Of
COugsa, BY individual enterprise, should be unwilling
10 do anything TO increase the prevailing excitement hope
thai the question will be met in Split Of camness and
candO and finally eeted in add strength and
stability; instead Of bringing danger 10 the existence
Of Union. In s differences Of opinion should
to remember that fellow citizens OF
common and glorious country ONexeciAe mutual and
friendly fobearance.
But, gentlemen waving all other considerations ind
penabe engagements viii prevent my attendance the
occasion which you have done the honor 10 invite me
With great respect am
Your friend and OBJ servant, II. CLAY.
Messrs. John &. Vaughan, ThOs. Blown, COMMITTEES e
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nsW 0RheAag Do 3 1872,
Eds. tfa5zsRiaA eiai game hand yesterday bearing
Tho date and from Tie place as that written by
ChapaHa" and which inserted In the Crescent on
The 18th ut This letter written BY one othe party that
len h CITY on the l4 Of January last in the steamer Fan.
ny; and as Il contains or two items mentioned by
ChapaHa" that may be Of interest though rot ofa
very pleasing character, will give you few extracts
Respectfully yours.
CHIHUAHUk. MEXICO May A. 1870.
Dear S-I once again have an opportunity to addiess
You. Since started have besn near starving
three timesnce oT provisions and twice for water Once
five days without water and once thrse we were
six days without anything except few snakes and
hawks which we found on the road aud shot Moreover
we have had two hard fights with the Indianshad two Of
men killed and eight wounded Ny bed is made nightly
the ground that is sleep one blanket and cover with
another eat dried beef and ysnion with coffee and bread
Of my own mskng. Iwork hard, drivs mules kill and
butcher deer, physe the company fight the Indians and
trade with the Mexicans for CORR flour and beef
MY spirits are low and my hopes tagging. Write
to me Al San Francisco etc.
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Ey@ Missis sippi Fire 90. No. 2.--The Officers and
NJ eEs iha Comp will please attend Spcia Meeting,
ya GEO. A. FosDfeK, Secretary.
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70 With the preceding notice received the wine and
the oake May the lives of the newy-wedded pair be
bright and as sparkling the champagne which drank
to their health and happpesa
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DYING AT THEIR PosT.-The Physicians appear
to be more frequently the victims of the epidemic
than any other class, probably from their greater
exposure and the fatigue attending their profess
sional duties. At Chicago, Buffalo and New York
the names of practising physicians arc mentioned
as dying of cholera. In St. Louis five have died,
Drs H. Lane, Pollock, Farrer, Drake and Bar
bour. The first, Dr.. Hardage Lane, was the fore
most man Of the faculty. in that city.
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0s- Bishop 0iey, Of Tennessee, has issued a cir
cular tothe clergy of his diocese prescribing the
services to be used in the Episcopal churches on
the National day Of fasting and prayer appointed
Nv the Prpside6t
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steamboat Depnrturoe Tnis DnY.
; e - ADgEarLssMENra ~ 49, q.

49, - -
81 SEE ADYERTiss8ENTs on. TEfRD PAeE.
4niis5iug. JAS. MILElNGAR, Wade p. N.
CtNeaqah BRIDE Eadloet 2. n.
Cihesnhatt SAVANNA, Fulton p NJ
Hicfsbsrg GEN. WORTH, Muir, p. N.
Red hirsr. CREOLE, Wilson, S r. ~
bi1ori -....... .MOBILE Sutton, u A. N. Cars.
Mobile OREG ON, Hiern, II A. n. cars
Pensacola. CREOLE Broadwe. 81 A. NJ. Cars.
Aad'sonrHs OLIVIA, Gries,st p ~ Cars
~ St. Louis Packet Atiantie-For St. Louis, Mem
ING, Friday O'Clock positively, from Poyaa street wharf
hYbE < OGLEsBY, Y Poydras street.
Passengers will please be On board The above hour jy2
kZ- U. S. Mail Steamer Jas. Millingar-For Pitts
burg Wheeig Cincinnati aud LouyeIs oveceivng freight,
and will eaye THIS Day Friday, at O'Clock p M pune
Yer HYDE 3 oGLEssY, l2 POydras at.
~ The Ship Tennessee. fam NewYork, is now
lschafgng Posi- Fr Municipality, where Gonsgnge
9uested TO attend to the receipt Of r goOl or they Will be stored
iy7 sAmL. TOBY & NEPHEW, IS Camp
~ The Consignee Of rs bbh Merchandise to order,
per shp TENNESSEE, from Newfors requested to maze hun
Municipality jyi7 SANG. TOBY g. NEPHEW, - Camp
e--
Ess@ For Coleotor-VVe are authorized to announce
JOHN C. TAYLOR n Candidate Tax Collector chs
Representative District q The CITY Of NswoLleans jyH
~ Protection Hose Fire 90, = Attend with pune.
tuary the Monthly Washing SUNDAY MORNING O'clock
yA By orter: jos, F. RUSSIA, Secretary.
esS~ Native American Fire 90. No. 16-Attend
Regular Monthly WpshDg SUNDAY MORNING, July ~
lSy-Monthly Meeting Immediately alter the Washing
NE L. P. MclLVAlN, Secretary.
ET- Mississippi Fire Go. No. 2.--Ths Officers and
NJ ih Suesal
tia ruFrr.nF Of irwin fhn Erqf q nrIa
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D we are obliged 70 the steamer Exit for
Camden paper Of the 20th
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EHEcUTfoE IS CHARLESTON, S. C.-Phe tbrea
negroes concerned ia the late outbreak "a ~
Wofk-house, in which they attacked and wounded
several white men, were executed on the 10Th, al.
eording 70 the sentence Of The Court Of Magistrates
and frse-holden. The sentence was carried into
efsei 10 the jail-yard.
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DEATH OF ROBERT S. ToDD-A private tele-
graphic dispatch received at Louisville, from Lex
ington, announces the death Of this gentleman
Mr. 7. was member Of the last Senate of Ken
lucky, and chairman Of the Finance Committee in
that body. He was at the time Of his death can
didate for reelection to the Senate from Fayette.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-27

~ Col B. F. Chealham, of Nashville, is organ
izing company for California.
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MAIL EAcIirIEs Under this head the Mobile
advertiser Introduces proposition for new and
more expeditions ronie, for the transportation Of
Che great Northern and Eastern mails from New
Orleans, gia Mobile, through Alabama. The i'm.
psuvement in the great Eastern mail IS, io have il
carried on steamboats, to Claiborne on the Alabama
riyer inaieadof Stockton, where the mail route now
commences Il Is estimated that the mail can be
carried from Mobile to Claiborne in eleven hours,
and from Claiborne to Montgomery in twenty, or
tifty-one hours from Mobile to Montgomery, being
p saving Of nine hours.
The improvement in the Northern mails to North
Alabama, Eastern Mississippi, Tennessee, ETC., is
more decided and important. The present route
through Mississippi from this city, is almost mpas-
sable ia winter and very irregular at all times
theme arB from sevenEy-hvefo a hundred miles OF
prairie road The proposition is that The Northern
mail from New Orleans for Nashville, Lexington.
etc. should BE- brought TO Mobile and up the Ala
hama river, with the Eastern mail, as far as Cos
port; from thence by stages to Greensboro, Tus-
caloosas Huntsville. Nashville, Lexington, etc.
The f0ule runs on an elevated ridge nearly the
whole way, and is available at all seasons. Il is
computed that a regular communication can thus
b established between New Orleans and Nash
vile in one hundred aud one hours or four days and
five hours. The cross mails could be so arranged
as 70 provide for many places in the interior
which, under lhe present arrangements, are with
out mail facilities. A glance at the map will show
ihatthia is nearly direct line, and little examna-
ton will show that it has many advantages.
We lay the subject before our eitzena that they
may take such steps as seem right TO satisfy them
selves Of the value Of the contemplated improve
ment, and unite in the measures proper to be taken
% have ii oarriad inin sfsnt
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oar We are obliged to Mr.. 4. J. Haldeman, of
she Diadem, for Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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" we have received from Weld & Co. the
nsy number Of the North British Review. The
principal contents Of this number are articles on
Ina PHILOSOPHY Of Religion, "Ths Temporal
sovereignty Of the Pope, and g Layard's Nine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-27

BREACH OF PROMISE DEcIsIoN.-For the ben
eft Of our unmarried friends Of both sexes, to whom
right understanding of the'law may be important,
we copy the following from an opinion of Judge
Black, recently affirmed by the Supreme Courl of
Pennsylvania, per Coulter, Justice, Dewey u.s.
Mcmillan. 8 Barr, 100 Sc If man offers to
marry woman, or promises, to do it, he is not
bound TO comply with it, unless she agrees TO &C
cept him. It takes two to make marriage con-
tract as well as any other bargain. Where man
has contract of marriage with woman, and
merely puts it off, and she becomes impatient, she
cannot drag him into court and demand damages,
unless she has formally offered to perform the CON
tract on her part, and he dishonesty refuses, and
so puts an end to the contract; because perchance
he would prefer the marriage to the suit, and he
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- CALIFORNIA HUNTERS !! -

AI'IE NIIONt!
TVNHE undersigned has on hand Double barrel GUNS
Il RIFLES, United States RIFLES, PISTOLS
GOLD PICKS and number Of articles for parties emf,
grating to CALIFORNIA
80. lsO -.
POWDER, SHOT, Bar Dead. Camp Stools Cooking
Apparatus Of all kinds For sale at As CharTes street. and
as low al any house in the city.
,e15Y - ~ ALL KINDS OF FINE FISH sllSS -
iyls 2dpd VIM A. BEECHER, IS Charities st.
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2 DEATH or Mas. RowAN.-The Huntsville "a
pers publish the death of Mrs Anne Rowan, relict
of the late Judge Rowan, of Louisville. She died
in Cincinnati, atthe house of her son-in-law, DR.,
], r. Buchanan, on the 18th inst, after an illness
Of about two months. Mrs. Rowan was the sister
Of the late Gen. William Lytle one of hepioneers
of the West, and was brought up in kentucky
before that country was organizsd as State
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LOuiSiana HiStriOnie ASSOCIATION.

Mrs.. MARY STEWART respectfully informs Honorary
Members Of the Association her friends generally, that MON
DAY EVENING, July 30 1919, hn bssn assigned her Benefit
upon which occasion will be produced the Comedy of
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER,
with the Farce OF
THE IRISH LION.
E- Tickets 81. They obtained principal Book
Stores, E. A. Tysrs Store Camp street, Of the Sec
rstary his Office under the 81. Cherries Hotel. jy28
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OF all the remedies known there is compared
AMEs' TONIC BTTEBs, prepared entirely from
leves by magic, ali those that afflicted with Dyspepsia
Auctions indigestion, Constipation laundce and
cases Of Debility which prevail great southern
climate This Tonic requires putting advertisements will
itself by and sto he had wholesale eaI
CUSTOMHOUsE Street, New Orleans, La. ie25 sm2dp
~ Strangers in the City, see Or. B. F. RUILEN's
the other columns Of tins
Very profession the United States All ha Htan
need would 10 we'll To him call at So CuItomhouG
strsaf. MIST
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~ The Consignee Of rs bbls Merchandise to order,
thtp TENNESSEE NeNlors requested maze HIM
self Discharging the Lavee, Post g. Fret
Municipality. jyI SANE. TOBY g. NEPHEW, - Camp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-27

% Col Alonzo G. Mayors, of Jasper county,
has been nominated for Congress by the wings Of
lne Fourth Congressional District Of Mississippi
Inc democratic candidate, it will he recollected,
is Gov. A. G. Brown.
CHAs. A. WIcKLIFFE AND BEN HARDIN-The
Louisville Courier Of the 18th says: q We learn
from Nelson county, that the canvass for the con-
Renuon between those experienced political sports
men, Chas. A. Wiekfie and Ben Hardin, is wax
ing exciting and highly interesting. The game is
hard up between them, and the hands they hold
are very nearly equal, but old kitchen-knife' has
played some Of his cards so badly that many think
/ ~, ne WIN lose the game. We cannot think so. We
h ,t the old fox so WE'LL that we will 90 our bile
Ssa us YIN tiirn upJdck upon the last deal and
} rake down the stakes" '''
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tit DldUt4ls lui LOUISVILLE dNG GllcAuall papers,
NEW BANK DEVELOPMENT The Delta con
tinues lis bank disclosures We furnish it below
with an order Of Court winch may serve as a text
for another bank development Of.late the Delta
hos founded lis exposures on street Fumofs and I'M
certified statements. The Atchafalaya affair win
not require the Delta to draw On It's fancy for It's
iacla and dramatic incidents. If il must surfeit us
with bank matters let it give us anew and vera
eious hisiory--a sort Of autobiography.
Siatee LofsiaHd .9tsEaJaiaga Railroad and BGHk
iaa Cempaav. On motion Of Theodore o. Stalk Receve
showing The Court thar the writ Of fYi Jacias herein
Issued aganst Aiexands Walker late Liquidate Of hs
Achai aaya Railroad and Bahking Company has been re-
tanned By TIE sheriff M money or property found aAe
demaad of The paras. and DE Court considering section
h of 20 act of the LEGISLATOR of this State entitled An
20 % create two Addiena shsfs ior The parish Of o.
leans, to S The place Of holding Courts Of lusce and fn
oiheg purposes approved i0lFebfuHy 1871 il IS ordered
sha wit q eggey I'd satiJacisadae be issued against
ffom Che Record Of the 5th District Count July % 1897
as WALKER principal editor and propHatorsofthe
Delta uesspapsr.
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RESCUE OF Two PEasoss FRe,, ToTT,,,,,,,,,, :,
MoRELE BAY. We understand tbat am f.;a,s
Oapl Joe Armstrong, Of the steamer Cora. sue
eeeded IN resculng two persons in Mobile BAY from
eapsized sail boat, to which they had been cling.
ing for some hours when fallen in with. Thev
were IN an exhausted condition when rescued.
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.sse 2sT. PAUh's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
iys7 Il
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cS For polleotor-We are authorized to announce
JOHN g. TAYLOR Candidate Tax Collector te fE
Representative District Of the City Of NewoEeans iy27
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KossUTH's PRAYER.-The following prayer was
offered by Kossuth kneeling amid the multitude, at
the grave Of the Magyar heroes who fell in the bat
tie of Rapoyina, and was originally published in
the Opposition, journal Of Pesth
Almighty Lordi God of the warriors OF Arpadl Look
down from thy starry throne upon thy impl0ng servant
from whose lips the payeEOf millions acends to thy Heaven
paisng the unseaIchable power Of thine Umnipotenoe
o God shines thy and beneath TepOe the
relics my fallen heroic brethren; above my head the sky is
blue under my the earth dyed red with the blood
Of the children Of aneesip Let the animatng beams
Of thy fall here that flowers spring from the
blood that these hus of departed beings mOpder
unadorned God OF our fathers and God Of the nations
hear and bless the of warriors and which the
and the soul Of brave nations thunder break the on hand
OF tyranny FORCES its chains. As free kneel on
tess fresh graves by the remains Of brothers. BY such
sacrifice theirs Thy Earth would be e0necated weren't
all stained with God this holy soil above these
graves race Of slaves live. FGher Father q our
fathers Mighty myriads Almighty God Of the
Heaven, the Earth and the Seas From these bones springs
glory whose radiance the brow Of my people, Hal
low their dust with Thy that the ashes OF my nien
heroic brethren may rest in peace Leave not Great
God Of battles In the holy name Of the nations, praised be
Thy Qmnip9isnee, Amen,
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raI1l oaa1Ea, I0IT ~ i8a9.
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TO SCIENTIFIC ANGLERS
FFFHE undersigned, having the SOLE
Agency of all the REELS manufac- N-ef1fs3 ITO
tured for the State of louisiana and fol
which he defes competition in the finish and workman.
ship being made By Messn. J. F. & B. F. Meek Of Frank.
fort Ky and acknowledged by al the fishermen to surpass
all the COnroy Reels invented made now in acspt
OF lot per steamer Bride aud for sale by the only person
authorized 70 sell in Louisiana.
jy26tf VIM A. BEECHER. Sole A gent IS Chart res
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a P IA Cry NFws, 60
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60" Native American Fire Go. No 16-Atte
Regular Monthly Wpshing SUNDAY MORNING, July 2g,
lsiy-Monthy Meeting Immediately the Washing.
iy27 l.. P. MclLNAlN, Secretary.
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PER FALCON.
We have received choice lOtof
GOLD PENS.
LOOK Ar THIS!
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing ~!
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.

NO bA MAGAZINE STREET.
Are still closing of their IMMENSE STOCK FOR SUMMER
AND WINTER comprising avery article in the Line. Also,
RUBBER GOODS OF an kinds;
herno, Paramettu, Dress and FIock Coats
Alpaca
Caslr eretie aul Single miei Cloth Sac Goats;
Linen, white and cooel Sac and Polka
Merino, Parametta and Drap De Turk PRntaioons;
Linen Cheek, white aud col0fad Drill 2"
india Nankeen and Pongee
French and American Coitonade
EE~ A LARGE STOCK, SUITABLE FOR THE CALIFoR-
MA EBiIGRAET, consisting Rubber Goods Check sht and
all other aItcasRed shr5 and Drawers etc. Aso
Muslin shhta stand-n and Turnover collars;
Liale Thread Super SILK, Gauae Merino, Gauze Flannel
and Galze Cotton Underdlirts and Drawer;
silk and Gingham Umbrellas;
Trunka Nalises, Carpet Bags to-
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
m Examine ihiu List Of Prices.
BeIt quality Back Cloth Drsa Goats Sas former price an
g % do -...--...-.-2l rs
~ de do -...........ls; 81
Ih ee 20 s..s--.--s.lli ~
sR - 20 20 --.'---"'-'lSi
nh 10 ............ and ", a. ia
Black Coh FToeka at prices in the proportion.
Bstt quality Black Doerkin Pans former price, 81
40 10 --.-....-.-li
az and 81 S So .....'iiI s;Soi5si sm,,a 50
very sfco9red Cashmere Pantalaons
from 81 to 81. ..Remarkub D chsap soo,A.
super BACK Satin Vests from 81 90 to 90
l2 Sousg 90 90 TO %
Also ssis d slack Velvet, Cioi siao, csS6nsTc Bsinbssns
ETC. etc, al exceedingly cheap.
Ao Black and Coored Cloth Sac Coats Paletos
CaShne Vests Wool and 8erno UnderEts aud Drawers
~ One Prtce!....No Deviation! 81
iy25d ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a Magazine e..
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~ Protection Hose Fire 90, Attend with pune
tuay the Monthly Washing SUNDAY MORNING O'clock
iy2I By orier: Jos. f. RusAA, secleLary.
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AZ, The Ship Tennessee. fran NeWY Ork, is now
dschargng FraJ Municipality where Gonsgnges
queed attend to the receipt Of r goods they will be stored
iyl7 sAML. TOBY & NEPHEW, IS Camp st.
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10 St. Louis Packet Atlantic-Fof st. Louis, Mem
phi ecIhis splendid paangsr steamboat leaves THIS EN EN-
ING, Friday O'Clock positively, from Poyas wharf
hYBE < OGLEsBY, u Poydras street
Passengers will please be On board the above hour y2J
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e5Y3 U. S. Mail Steamer Jas Millingar-Fur Pitts.
burg, Whees Cincinnati aud Louisville receiving freight
and will leave THIS DAY Friday, O'Clock p. pune
B27 HYDE & oGLEsBY, Is Poydrasst st.
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% The day appointed for the meeting of the
Memphis Convention is Tuesday, the 29d Of octo-
Der next
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NAVAL.-We lind IN the Norfolk Beacon the fol-
lowing lisl Of officers, attached TO the U. S. RACES
Independence, bound for the Mediterranean, to
aail in few DAYS:
Co., M nos Connoyer Lsuhr TinRey Craven
Wiasls,s IS ,. ilneae Aendsron. John Coniee Franei.
VIM N6s 1sssnees Murray John q Adams; snrqeon-
II fsrsalt fl tpssef-Chas. Murray Btevst Maj Geo
An saFeso- higgins john d Beaumont Passed
sherman Brew, ~ 4ileI Assn suIgeon-Wsshngton
passed Sid-l;s. gay Lieut. Mdines-A j. NiohoiSon
sam Frsnfinf Is1 i agt Phelps, J01 M Bradford
~ sAh Fe9aesiost p n sRn65eF WcF y; A,ie
Cageady; 6snansT IasrN Owens Bosnwain-E ysaTi
dlaioni Ca1pentef-Heny p Lasis Ne''iaaAef-Eeo Mid
= y said that Ail Marsh, the new Minister ,r
Turkey and family win take passage IS ,bs Ia
pendence. The fFigale Cumberland. no,,, CO...
out g New York, viii be sent to Norfolk Cor ~
purps 81 going into dock '''