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y - 30 psnsors. ais
ns.B ostonA slongsid
Pptain Dustin vounded
landing had her csbi
kosn Louisville wer
riece Of the boiler, L
- he levee.
BAzoS RousE, Nov. -.
o- Bule in, Noy.I7.I
steamer Louisiana, Cspt
.Ilc5ed yesterday al p. NJ, nearly
FsvieT street, spreading death and de
In every direction At the time we write
Is impossible TO ascertain the number o.
lest. The reports range from eighty TO one
lted and thirty, though we hope this will prove
exsfgss-sed. One Of The officers of the boa
. us that there were about nifty cabin pas.
on board, but ss eli the cabin aft the whee l.
ss unIniUred we hope many of them were
One gentleman informed Us that he assist
ten or twelve, mostly ladies', from the
nsccounis differ a. 10 the number Of per.
srd the boiler deck and forecastle at
20 the explosion. The boat was about
10 81. Louis, and had Tung her last bell
Is % haul alongside emigTant vessel 10
u on board tWo hundred deek passengers, but
oT which they would also hsve been involved in
be dreadful calamity.
The B0siona Rad her upper works greatly shat
red. Capt Dustin, her commander, il is fesr.
will not recover from his injuries The steam
b StOm lay on the lower side, and is vorse
uEsd than the Bos,Oaa, and some persons were
liled on board Of her. She had just arrived and
"a not made fast when the explosion occurred
fortunately she had no passengers on board. The
Gee Of the explosion was appalling; the glass
Fss scattered on the front levee at distance of
ne thousand feet fTom the boat, aud The shock
Ess felt al the eItrsmilies of the city.
be f1Tecsstle Of The Louisiana sunk in the mud.
J, the stern being in deep water kept sinking un-
he bOsi began TO slide of. The working par
- bad 10 desist itOm theiE generous sIertions in
lzdsT 10 save themselves. There we're some %
- - who were obliged 10 swim for their lives
shen tie whole wreck slipped into deep water
and disappeared.
LIst OF the KILLED, Wounded and sfIssias.
a Wounded from hentueky-H. w. Buchanan,
Marcus Minor, Ssml F. Smith, Auher, a slave,
Thos MsuiwetheT, Saml. Conley, Capt Dustin;
Isaac Miller, Jos. wilgeT, Of lndians; of Ohio,
Capt HoPkns, steamer Storm, RobL Price, Jno
Mason Nr. Wolfe, Of Memphis; w. Jackson,
raoksr, Jao. Z. Barber, Tho. Hanson, l. o. Read,
Mississippi
Tie following bodies were found Mr. KnoI,
Andy 5si, Levi Prescott Of Memphis; Rensaler
5uokleT Of Memphis; Mrs Moody, wife Of the
olsrk q steamer Storm; R. McMekin.
Missing, J. W. King, Of s.. LOUIS; Mr. Elliot, J. |
MsHhE, o. Ci1cinRsu.
There are many other names Of killed, wounded |
.-d Missing, but most Of them are Of New Orleans
and foreign counties. |
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TRANsYLVAaIA UNIVERSITY.

MEpCAL DEPARTMENT..
Hs sSs session wilioPen on The LIST MONDAY in No.
Faculty. viz.
Benz W. Dudley. M. D., Professor of the Principles
Robert Peter, N. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
James .BasA. NJ. D.. Professor ofspseial and Sur
sam'L AMMAN. NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Prae-
tee OF Medicine.
Etheoert L. Dudley, N. D.. Professor of a. and
Pathological Anatomy and Physiology.
Henry M Balli't, NJ D., Professor Of Mstens Msdies
VIM. N. Bolng. NJ. D., Pref Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases OF Women and ChildTen.
X. N. skillman. M. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Aatrieuation and Library ticket 10 IS. The Dis
seeung ticket 30 The Graduation Fee 10 S25 Board
and lodging from g S e L e % sss,
Lexington. KY, July 81, 1919. sm
DIANO.PORTRs.-ws have Just received an IN
which in addition to our former sock renders osr a.
sortme nj one OF the most complete and vaned eyfr
Tered to the Western public We have no. In store
magnfncente arved rosewood octave Piano Forte;
plain do do DO,
extra finished do 81 DO 40,
ri ss : :assl. table, DO s DO a 90;
round eornered do 9 do do;
Gothic tablet rosewood octave Piano Forte. vita
dash tablet rosewood sOetavs Pi.nO-FOrsss. with
moulded legs;
plain square rosewood octave Piano FOrtss, with
h.sly finished mahogany octave Piano Fora;
! plain square do do do.
rsrs' prices and are warranted.
nTseeond hand Pianos bought. exchanged, and re-
paired.
Instruments Of. kinds Music Books. and the largest
assortment Of sheet Music to be found in the West
4 PETERS, WEBB q CO.,
July TIT N..,so B.aS q Eoaisviis.
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ASPECTS OF NATURE IN DIFFBRENT Gil
MATES AND LANDS. Price 81 Is. Por ale b,
BECKWIrH & MORTON
Nov. 10 ~ N.ir etr.s,
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MISS PARDoE.s NEW woRv
HUMBoLpT,s NEW RnnK

vUyHE COURT AND REIGN OF FRANCIS TIL
IL FIRST. 6 voiumcs, price 81
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u-The following is complete lict Of the ON.
GERS Of the California Convention:
President-Rooert Semple.
Secretary-W. G. Marcy.
First Assistant Secretary--Caleb LYON.
second Assistant Secretary-J. G. Field.
1rsnslator-W- E. r. Hartnell.
Assistant Trannlator-Henrique Henriquez
Reporter. Ross Browne.
Sergeant. at-an,s-H. s. Houston.
Clerks-J. E. Durivage, J. s. Robb, J. Howe.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sullivan.
The pay Of the officers per day ss follows
Ass't interpreter. Sal
Assistant do...:.. ..-.-1S Chaplain
Copytns CaerlD.. -....l6 Doorkespsr.
inteSpreter.......-....B
The msmbsn voted themselves Sie day, and
he President S2S.
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Austria and Hungary,

The hends VITO were styled rulers 10 Austria,
not satisfied with the human gore tier have al.
ready shed, still continue their sanguhay career.
since Hsynau has been appointed civil and mill.
tary Governor Of Hungary. Another cri. is 10 that
country is believed TO be inevitable. a circu ar
from hossuih IN circulating in Path, in which
that patriot assures his countrymn thst he has
removed The crown OF 81. Stepher solely TO pre-
vent the coronation Of Hapsberge:.
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Turkey.

Measures have been taken by the Pore for the
location of the Hungarian and Polish refugees
kossuth and the other leaders vers to remain at
Widen until tho removal or Ultimate liberation.
Three hundred Hungarans have been COW erted 10
lslamism, and many are following the same e1-
ample. Sir Canning has sent passports {, Guyon,
the Irish officer, and other British subjects, who
had served in the cause Of Hunsau.
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q. %. BAHkLEE,
COLLECTOR AND CENTRAL Asx>r,
L<zisSfsn, Az.
WILL attend pror,puy 70 any bu<n<zs entrusted -
w hn-sill at a. sent for tkrce1 e nuz<.
dnS scoem1. 4c. a. Charges moderate.
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England,

No news. Thepress devotes fn2ch space TO the
consideration Of the annexation Of Canada TO the
United States. The address is mueh commended
for iis tone and temper. The TImts says. "that,
by whomsoever the document Wa concocted, il
reflects great credit upon the tact, skill and adrOit.
ness of the authors"
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Your friend. LOUISA r. BEvAS-
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.


This dangerous and alarming aeCuOa whch has s-.pf
om the Of time bth Al the nnoCsnt a..
ofnkancy and the more Vigorous and mauI< are AZ s
hood has al length met is bane and antote Snt "a va
influence OF this pre- psrauOL- little zrandshe a. NJ
VIM. Patrick, wood corder. ksd VIA - .rl-t
Fewer which LETT In dreadnl sale. her 49, ..
covered WIT, PARTICLES searet eruPiioaS aIss amp
somethiig like bile. and Al two inrhry In i,s--
ter, made its appearance the shoul en- he hrok-
and DISC iar,ed almost tnCTefbis quanilfr al m 81 q
fensive matter, and besides thi isFee q1antT VS. a.
charged IRON ne ears, q veIy onsnsiys charArtsr-
made trisl OF SANDS SARSAP ARILL A. ,xhiri. ef-rs-
ed complete cure, The child haVnl akci cnir % -
tls For TINS benefit q those SUI rinE lr ne ..r~ol
effects Of this hOrble disease, Nr. PatTrk ufil \. -.
sed 10 irfonn person correct,e<x a. -.
state they call Al bis TeStcnce IN Exefrr srr--
near Favn street.-kalanors Ss4-
The following testimonial 10 The valns q N. s.r.,
rlA d nom the Rev. Lalher Wrs.hf ard 7s vs,r.
Congregational Minister, residias Al wosarss
WssUss, Nus. March sosA -
Messrs- sAspss Gsanemss-Fron xharI IAN. 49,
neneed anc frum The Information recently s-<i
ed from mnbeT Of persons 81 hi<h rexpsc1.bsf NJ 80
have uses yoar SaTsaE aria. have he sssf io.n<
msross serah aiss Joz have received ~ sf<s<T .rs
fully sustained by ExPxRIkScK. ant alihouzr ii, rr.E.
ton and utility VEN extensive. slsI.I ~ u 90
OF my h>inbe enor 70 increase th< Uasf 90 Ar,
sneted ~ disease 10 become acquainted via n. r~rr
1 cAcx and Po~zA u four vsluebl- rnedicine
LAM ssnte men. ustcnshy and veEy rcspc>ifsI ysors
I LgIHsk WRIGHT
Prepared snd sod sh0ieSz- am rciaIL ~ Al AZ a n
SANDS Dsas ssss slss Cheniisrs. lo0 faLo a. esr-sr
Of WniAin, Sew foFk Sold siso ~ !. 3. WEt.-l Co
Loulssibss G. ". NoItoE, Lexinglu1. Gro. Cau.ll
Psrss ssslsa q shs,s, Nzsss.Iss r. n Hils an c..
ssnsraiy thrusfoul the Uniis states ana n. cs.s.
4 Price a pc Bottles AN Buttles Tor So
4 Ds>smssr1s 10. i5ze--isee~
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Cholera on the steamer Constitutes ani james
Hewtss-15OyOSO worth Of Prepsrty Lost
Quasastins asaia ordered.


The steamer Constitution arrived this morning
from New Orleans with emigrants, and upwards
Of 30 cases of CHOLERA on board and II oeslbs.-
The disease broke out above vicksburg. The Jas.
Hewitt from the same ports arrived afterwards
with cholera on board and was ordered not % land.
She then landed On the opposite shore.
Henry +. Blows Castor Oil factory Wa con.
sumed BY fire lHst night. The loss is 80, 600
with half insurec-fve dwellings near ty were
also consumed. The whole loss 10 abom S150, !.
600.
Yesterday, tho Montesano House, Eve miles
from the city, wa burned-loss %, 000-insurance
1900.
second Dispatch.
The Mayor of tae city has ordered allbosts from
below to lie in the stream till examined. Mr.
Blow estimates his loss by the fire lat night al
SfO, 600; insured $40, 600 each in the Missouri
Lexington, and Hartford Companies, md IS ,00(
each in the Franklin, Citixens and Memphis Insu
rance Compsnis. HE white lead factoies are IN
cluded IN the loss.
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Kxeissm.sns In Cssads-Inaia,s

We learn by the Franklin, just arrived from the
SAINT, that great excitement prevailed there in
consequence of spprehended difficulties between
the Indians and the Quebec Dining Company.
arising from neglect of the authorities of Canada
TO make payment for their lands promised TO the
Indians. They lad stolen three canon and had
been joined BY ID whites, and 10 the number OF
about 200 had commenced their march on the ope-
nations of this company at taeir work.. The most
serious consequent ices are srprehendet, as the In
dams were ali well armed.
The train Of cars from the West this taoming ran
into the freight tain at Ypsilanti, hofibly msng-
ling Mr.. Ferguson. The baggage mssier and sew.
eral others were tlightly wounded.
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Nsvsres has avenged himself by Diminishing
King from the post OF keeper Of the pa ace, and
imPusoned q priest and monk Rs instrr msnts OF
Kings policy. The new American MIN ster was
formally presented 10 Court. He disoiiimsd In
the name Of the President Of the United States,
the doings Of putty who proposed seEa:rs Cuba.
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The pay Of The oficers per day &c follow.

The member voted themselves ei6 day, and
l a - Rx>sfd>nS
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SANDS oELEBRATED sARsAPARuI,

Thisexcele1t com l0unti winch IS creating xcb u,f
yesal int rest thrO1s hO1f COuulry has nss = -
successfully into the favor u cur eitzens AMI tn sl
around We have read sgain and again ofta sfe.ev
OF thls Invaluable uecclneu cali vervnIraS.rt
beverage nledlcne-but net until recen.y have We -
positive proof " hch could InduCe 70 49, 49,
q = But, from iaefs IN our POSse~sion, We are -
well convinced that, wlhogt any exception Il 3 n :.
rEsT, PLzAsASTEsT, and RzsT eomp0und ever 49,
to the public, for the esss Of al chrouic diseases rh
mstisn and seroiaa, AID al impurities Of the bloo y
gether wiG, many other Complaints.
IL has long been remarked thalthe axeis an. Al So,
trams ard nostrum venaers. that hardly eare rsronI
mend valuable discovery IN the MedicaI Scene -.
jeopsr1se reTa,ation for iacTec1 Iy ana en.,.
enry; butIa tins stAcs hesitate not 10 ha1.rI 49,,
mark which have uaai= abOve.- Hzrtfara R..s-,.
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Ron o
Rpain

The Pope's return or the depariur, of the
French army 10 not soon expected. Assassins-
lions of French officers and soldiers are daily oc-
currint.
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- 81. rkrIhssURsH, Russia, Oct. II, 1919.
Count Messebrode notified yesterday the U.o-
man Envoy, that the Emperor, taking into eonsid-
Grafton the letter Of the Sultan, had confined MIN.
sell 10 demand that the Refugees should be ex.
PEELED from Turkey.
There In nothing new from Russis-l,,ter dates
have been received from Bombay and Calcutta,
the stormy weather during the monsoon had inter.
ruptsd business to aconsiderabIe degree bnt The
arrivals Of goods have been light and prices were
fairly maintained.
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PLANE MANUPACTU REhs.
af r Ard psaAnn In
f-h nAnDWAn1 AND ou11mAg.
sign Of the Big Psass. s.. rAird suss ssS = ~
sissil1A, ~. oos, ~.
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ULCER CURED OF SEVEN YEARS STANDING
This cure was en-SSed IN JuJ, iSas; there have be.
no symptoms 81 retrn. and her Aealth stH coutiuu,
roxd Iulv tss6
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G06E COMPANY. M3lGk

THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1850 toms, Capt C. Forbes.
~ Panama, 1887 tons Capt w @ Stout
a Oregon, 1000 tome Cap n. II. Pearson
their way 10 the Pacific intended 10 leave Pa
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MIA as follows;
The first on the 9Th January
TSs s sefond y 1 1Si1 M rssrtary,
and thereafter OF the named Steam Packets will
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An experienced Surgeon will accompany each Ship
Passengers In the after cabling furnished bedding but
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Packages should NOT exceed 100 lbs weight-fo mule
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Passage from Panama to Reaejo, 700 miles, In state
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Passage from Panama TO Acapulco 1850 miles in
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l am most respectfully yours. &C.,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
WARRINGTON, December % l647.
wAsulxeros, December e. 1917.

WAsriNGToN December %, 1877.
To DR.. A. J. ScHwARrzE, Jr.
Dear Sir: hereby acknowledge debt of gra-
titude due you in saying that attribute my pre-
sent Of good health entirely the Of your in
afflicted with an Infammatory Rheumatic A6ection
Of the knee joint which sweled to such degree as
to confne me to bed for many weeks, depriving
me of the entire use Of my limb, and having been
the least prospect of recovering made Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparilla to the amount of bottles
after which began TO use my limb, and upon its
further use had the satisfaction to find the disease
we'd Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good. You ureut liberty to make use
of this as you may think proper.
Very truely your obedient servant
VIM. w. STEWART.
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January 8, ls49.

Dear Sir: Believing that public statement
Of my affliction may be of service to others sim
arly afflicted, as well rs benefit 10 yourself
years ago was attacked with Hcmorrhdge Of
he Lungs which induced my friends to despair
Of my recovery My health continued TO decline
for year, when was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied to physicians, both
in this place and Baltimore without the least beno
fit, and having also made use of the Galaanic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
Extract Of .Sarsapariila, and am happy to say,
thaUfter using single bottle the pains entirely left
me have been better ever since.
Respectfully ENOCH W. SMALLWOOD,
To A. ]. ScHwAnTzE Jr., January 22 le49.
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,yTANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES


Committee of Elections. -Messrs. Richard w
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niei Boyden, Timothy Jenkins, John Van Dyke, s
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or Uaps aud Means--Messrs Samuel r. Vim
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John Dickey, Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin VIM. I
Haskell David Fisher Room No. n attic story
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-23
PHYSICIANS CERTYF1CAT TIES.

nAshiNeioN, SWt"ofy - io'o.
/ am informed Of the ingredients Of which DR..
composed and believe II to be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted TO produce sauary Alternative effect
PERI0RINE WAKEFIELD, M. ID.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-23
WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES,

I'VE WILL hereafter sell all the following WINES and
w LIQUORS at frum 10 to 25 par cent below former
prices:
rs baskets Hiedsieck CHAMPAGNE WINE.
90 do Geslers's champagne Of extra fine quality,
25 do Bochi's champagne fair article.
rs do Shield brand, pts and qts.
80 doz old reserve MADETRd vintage 1915.
az london l. p, very fine.
is Sercial old and fine.
II !" Bual Madeira very old and fine.
10 Mamsey do. choice article
IL Grapejuice do. very old.
10 Pomars Bro sherry extra fine.
10 Do " fine article
IL Amrntado pale sherry, very fine
10 OLD PORT WINE, very fine.
SO OLD COGNAC BR1ND Y, pale and dark
60 OLD MONONGAHELA WHfSKY very prime
with great variety fother wines aud liquors all Of which
will he sold unusually low, SfMMS & SON.
p s. We have hand part Of the stock Of Madeira and
Sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which selected from
his stock Of wines with much care and will be cold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago S.&S.
ian Idly Pa. avenue. opposite Jackson Hall.