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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CRY,
Sunday Evening May 20, 1853.
Arrived 50 head of Western 1877 Hogs 400 Sheep
Is Cows and lot of Calves and Yearlings There il q
fair supply Of Hogs and Sheep but Western Beeves
left on sale
PRICES
Brsf CAr1IE (Fine to c. Westn) .81sMot p fb net
(feXas) .........,...,.6 (n-f e 10 net
Hoes .615M7& u ID net
SHEER (Western) .......,.....S 0OfDS so q head
MICH 30 uUfDeoJ w y nt'tu
CALvrs ANp WARNINGS ........S 000Sl2 90 y head
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nsg- THOMAS c.. Poole is candidate fol
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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rss~ Messrs Editors Please announce me as
CLERK Of THE THIRD DISTRICT G0uRT or M"
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re- Editors of the Crescent Please an
pouce WILLIAM CASTELL candidate for the Office Of CLERK
o. THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, mhil
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re- JoHN CRIcKARD is a candidate for CLERK
or TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mas
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rs" WILLIAM P BEDLOcK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT thu Court that may be 70
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ICE-ICE-ICE,

ICE! ICEi-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail ICE EIysAn Fields opposite the
Railroad street.
New
street Tcnoupitoulas
Ninth and Harmony Fourth
nn1
ICE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
let Nav, J. P Wal NEY CO.. 81 Camp ct.
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ng- The superior and swift.running packe

s. W DOWNS Clark will leave for JET ERSON and
ell int mediate landings THIS EVENING, At O'Clock.
my20 SMITH a. FlMlSIkk, 30 Poydras street.
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nss~ P. NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
VENT Deputy tie Probate and q The present Second y
tr Court candidate Tor tie CLEhslllP Of the said
DISTRICT COURT 0! Court the be changed
'~-''0' nhl9
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pRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
PROOF sPAINT-Depot, No. 20 Camp Street.-The public
repeatedly notified that Bgwaer Paint Company have us
erection the addition mills, and the DIM
supplying the demand for ground IN OIL
future etectuay remeded All orders can now be re-
lied upon being promptly tiled.
It Company, few weeks, manufacture
Leaf the BrgewRter, when will be
in iId packages
Tr dry with me nsad oi for ordinary
purposes covering brksay onetweneth lime we'll
at tie North, and
cy in this city, admiralty For dir ctons description Of
pamphlet which may be had al Inc
ds'ot or Of any fthe Sub Agents.
Dry, in barrels weighing $50 to 500 lbs,
Dry, n halt barrels, weighing 400 to 250 lbs.,
Ground oil, in kegs Us, 50 and loo lbs,
| For sale by g. c. BOGkAr W, 10 camp stfest,
hg.uis louisiana Alabama, Mississippi and Teras
In by the city Sub Agtntn. si
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CuNnRIES no CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS-

| SUNDRIES TO CLOSE CONSlGNMENTS-
- Prt Wine; Gin; Bourbon Whisky brandy
fNyurnK; Brandy Cherries tue Lemon syrup;
Pepper Preserves; SsoGghon bteGs Almonds Pkes Fancy
and Family Soap; Black lei sa mon aud slh ~ pl Az oas Hnd
Salnes; Chouoae Cacke lux, Mustarti Int ko
Nee and cloves Payiug Groapd Aspee Pppe Cinnamon
uveT Coffee Chewing Tobacco ou SAFES; u stand Casks Large
OH Cans Case 1oo Measures Platform and Counter Scales
.tr ~ The whole for low cousigumeuts, by
/ BAKELLl 4 CO. q and IS Common street,
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E9s- We are AUTHORIZED to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABUZAN Candidate for GLLRk 81 the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT ateyar Churt the may be changed to-
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prepared furnish tbs above Flour IN auy
desired quantity family steamboats,, vessels or oI
Of Hotels will mud this desirable article In every
branch Fours used 1t peculiarly prepared WIN
culinary requiring only cold water OF k to MIX me dough- m
baking. No preparation
fzr For particulars, bill on barr Is OF packages.
pe great property Of this Flour that be shipped to any
foreign o purity II has been known keep sweet and
free nom insects Tor eighteen months.
" i. CHANDLER & BRO, SO Fulton street,
NJ u Leyee. Oresls
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YENTE DE CONSTABLE.

scgSnR CouR JusIIcK A. BEARD MAY NINE JOSE
pAEoIssx pORt BANS. PHINE c. GRASDMoT EFT H. r.
GRASDMoT, son epouH- No 1880.
I'm VERTU dun writ de heri facias moi
PHon C. " Jon,e, Second Juge de Per de Ia Pa
aOresn i poeiera yendrs lenean Banka Arcade,
LUNDI, 20 Ma, 1888. midi
Tous ersta dsindas dsps DIX GER
TkISs LOTS TERRE les hmsoraons ~
!. Trem District de VILE dams et taT1e par lea
de FApg, Champ E'Ae Peopid ct Livingston de.snts
UBqua qHinze nflusveuen plan
demsco renseur 70 NoSsmbe l5O ct dsPose
dans rstul+ de A. a. B4Hd0in, N9taire Ppblic.
Nos. sept hut ct neui ehac1n trenienq peds -T
toe.s Clamps EySsss de
proonieur lot No aslf one encognure ds ues ChApsE
lie pisd 81
pid de proonteur ct
prOiondeur egs ees du No dix Ia
lnstrre gnte ehacun ente
clnq eds Iouces lemi face ds cent wing
prooa1eur e 10 No duZa Penroznure DIES
ingson e e. Frsn:as. ~ Canditots csmPtant
ap.L u GEORGE P. PEARSON Constable.
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Prop 0 The South, arlner Fhs lelUll
W Stantou kca-lsiI
Scgr jas P!ltnsr, Vat glider Philadelphia Hin
a-Y--.l DIT.
Sar SheportHsa Reed, days from Psatoa, massr-Ban
s ar Walter NJ Iqlrsas ds ya fgasAs 70 nsslsr-Bi,r
Lu Bliss, Htsr, Bordeaux 18Th March mg.-P01t
Bt Ltdsu, Res 10 aus B5A'on, u assr-P0ut.
81 st Commerce. Bodea Rghtar llgnd dl5i
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ADJUSTMENTS.
of the TIvoLI BEER GARDE,
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

MUSICAL CARD.-WM. I. MAYO, 49,
VI No. S CAMP STREET hagnz sola hs MUSIC an r@F
thanks patrons and soliots COM,
nuanue Of their fAvors bis hEee-ssor - wan L. MAfo
PHILIP p wERLEIN most respectfully nforns The pae and
purchased MUSIC STORE Of WAL
MAYO he .oc continuance Of their patronage heretofore 30
literally Bestowed SCAMP STREET. and promises % keep
hand he largest Stock Of PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SHEET Music AND MUSIC BOOKS the South, which be ofrs
nal he favorable terms. fh r. "hhbLIN.
m
CIMONS, F., Musical In 8 t r u IN mt Fahsss
- Maker No. 1870 Bourbon between Toulouse and
81 streets, Newoeans ~ Accordeons repaired IN
the second hand Von for sale nova Is TT
DIANOS AND HARPS -KUSTNER, z4t1
MANUFACTURER or PIANOS AND HARPs, ~
Camp street. the Orphan Asylum, eg leave 70 Sle
inform public that he will continue his profession o.
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARRIS and all kinds u Nnsi
sal Instruments st the shoTtes, notice. sspIs ly
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COPARTNERSHIPS, / &c.

nISSOLUT1ON.-Th copartnership hereto
fore en- sting bs,wesn CALEB sToE GEORGE H. WAL
W0pTH under tie Of STONE WALWORTH this
solvad y mutual All indebted CLAIMS
agans, will sst With the sa ss author
ne 10 seiile tsaLsb = I ~, ~
NsuOrlsnns. Februafy a. i.53. hs1
AOTICE-The subscriber, having purchased
the interest Of GEORGE n. WALWORTH in the ste firm al
soutnne COAMIsSOs, FORWARDING AND AGENCY busl-
Ness auder ths isle STONE wALWORTH for MA aecoant
r.-o.l.a,, V.tx-.r- hsI
COMPREHENSIVE NOTlCE.-Mr. fRAECis
WILLIAMS Of Esr Conneciisut became msnber O. ne
Of g. C. BoeERT CO. the trst q ysiy LAST Ths sIiir
AGENCY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS will b. eoa
1uderigsed, GEORGE c. BOGERT,
Ssw0rsans Sc ptauber isB7. FRANCIS W. W!LLIAHS.
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D. HEWITT, PIANO-kM

4 FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp ujx1Ks{
New Orleans, would respectfully request t1e1 VI n
Of the public his aud e1tensiy.l X
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of ali Kinds
and his well sectf assortment Of PIANO
FORfEs from the factories FIRST makers IN The Lnied ststss and
Enropr among which found those Of A. sTODARD CO.
NV York HALL son oi New York aud PLEYEL CO. Of
following kinds; GRAND
MI.GRAND PICCoIO, PICCOLo oBI.QUE AND sQUARE--sre
celebrated makers The world combining all the late
be had subscTbr style Of
Of "a 6H OK ahd Qavsa They viii be sold Al manufacturers
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of oil ktnds and quantity
Among others the keeps constantly on hand the largest nd
eeon Of ACCORDON brought the Southern Market
offered GUITARS
by WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS These the hsi class aud warranted to
climate. The has had many yar experience in
The Northern well Neweansi is
thoroughly acquainted with The mnueht details Of the b. s
has the Southern
will always have hand selected
kinds and the LATEST snd
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
invited cal and his stock.
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lBy TelrgrAph.1
... Nsw Yurk, May a. 1856,
s,li ylctsA1rr, Hughes, airtyes from Sew Orleans.
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re- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate fol
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
nlilI
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DRUGS, Medicines, Perfumery, etc.

,F- The subscrher rspecifuITy
Families his well assorted stock
comprising every his line Of business AL which Gu
ranstion, will be found FRESH AND GENUINE Dutng/
sTson SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the very best apaIt 49,
at establishment all the Mineral aters,
such as CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Rooms supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GuULEY BrTTERS, ETC. THOMAS RANhiN,
np Druggist Apohecay Camp and Poydras sta
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL-I have removed from No. SO
u Common street 70 No. S. my old stand, -
mills VILLA NJ L. CUShiNS
ID EMOVAL.-J. o. PIBRsoN, Real Estate,
Exchange Broker, has removed from u Ezhsng
Place No Commercial Place <o doors C-tnp street nov4s
ID EMOVAL-S. RoBB & Co. have removed
y No 90 Grsverstreett 70 No MAGAZINE STREET
door above Canal street noyo snl
ID EMOVAL-MIcHELL, BEVERLEY & Co. have
ornsr Of Magazine. nHy
%IOTICE.-BARELLI & Co. have removed back
thei' nd 'iard - Common npps- the Civ Hotel o
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE on rHE DAILY Crescent
Monday Morning, May 80, 1868 !
CLEARED SATURDAY

CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Perseverance, FOr1ss, Galveston anl ndianoa
Harris II Morgan
SHIP Atlantic TIlgIep SdwYok Bsseft ScO
1hl 81 Llts, u. uula, New iUFh, A Cohen
Sh y Altyp, flrsr, }5staH & Daake dec
Ship DlAun, tlsltson, Bsst5n, u " IyHson
i.feH jlgsru, m't. Bremen WRrrtk,n Khof
sup Claiborne ReuauI, Bordeaux, GahiaIfo acc
BARI splendid, Savage, Laggns, A Cochran AGO
Bark & Woodward, Saw T9it dco
BIZ $ Glliags, I.r.sspsf flayapa, pevais Moreno
Srhr sepiu Iabtf, IUlul. MarGellls, 6 BJgert 6c0
.,sdr Dora, b. gtips, Psnss ola, iIlfey &o
NlcS fCbf Cougs1ts, Brave T.J4s7o, CaHardea df0
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RSs- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for rescssn.
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nR ]. A. DE HART, DENTIST, Sesa.esssas
tenders his professional services to the ladies 1k
nntg of New Orleans and vicinity, inguJ YYS
located and having ak the late l14J
His accommodations surpassed by Tboe
Office and reside liza Canal street, between
Bout and DAnphin, W. rom Holiness
tS FULL UPPER suction principle wi |
be guaranteed every respect for ais alOO FULL SETS
Upper N ower) for from s25 to 5000 spl6 is'f
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re- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
Authorized SAAuE. G. RISK candidate for
nj, ,r,y ba changed fels
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

1Disqaistion on Dog Fsuueg-Hs Medical
firtues.-SoIonon, the reputed wise King of
Israel, was very much mistaken when he utter.
ed that sentiment, so pertenaciously reiterated
in these latter days There is nothing new an
der the Sun In his generation, which vs. are
disposed to regard as a slow coach affair, not
withstanding his more than Mormon plurality
Of wives, there might have been truth IN the ut
terence. Not so, however, at this time. The
earth performs not cycle about the sun, but.
something new turns mp to astonish mankind.
Among the latest novelties of the season is the
introduction of plant, hitherto discarded, into
the list of euratives. We refer to Dog Fennel;
and We make this reference with a .throb of
pleasure in our bosom, and a tear Of reminis-
eence on our cheek Justice, long denied 70
one of natures offspring is about being award
ed, and the cruel neglect of long years is about
having an atonement. We are glad of it, and
mus. sing our pecan in honor of a flower seem
ingly
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Graham's NagaziHe.--The September num-
Der of this excellent Monthly has been received.
The following is the table of contents:
Moonlight Waltz, Sir Roland Graeme, Sonnet
Action, The Rhine and its Scenery, Sonnet.
-Niobe, The Pilgrims of the great St Bernard,
The Opera Habime, The Dying HUSBAND, The
Witch of Eskisoony, Hours of Sadness, Aspen
Court, Money and the Muse, A Hillside Scene,
The Cricis of My Existence, The Child's Offer
ing, Good Sophrone, Cause and Effect, Bertha S
Love- The Sailors Bride, Helen Lindsey-The
Star; The Wild Bee of Tough Derg, The Turks,
Plainest Words may least Deceive, The Mahom-
medon Mother, To Psyche, Sir Orpheus, The
Brothers of the Rhine, Great and Small, &c, &c.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

A Ner Female CoLege.-The members of
NcCabe Lodge /. o. o. f., at Abingdon, Va,
have determined to establish a Collegiate Insti-
tute for Females, to be located in Abingdon,
and to be styled the 'Martha Washington Col
lege," in honor of the wife of Gen. Washington.
The name is appropriate-being located in the
county of Washington. This, together with
their aourishing schools 1t Rogersvile and Jones'
borough, is creditabe to the Odd Fellows, and
shows that they are taking the lead in romo-
ting Female Education.
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Hog Cyop.-From the best information we

Hog Crop.-From the best information we
can obtain there viii be, in East Tennessee, a
small increase in number over the crops OF last
year. We hear Of but few who are buying and
we incline to the opinion that the number that
will engage in the trade win not be large du-
ringthe season. Ii proved to be loosing bust
ness last year. The consequence is that prices
must rulelower. Indeed, we have heard of sale
at tsOo and talf cents, for small lot Very
few however viii be willing to take that, so that
we do not expect to hear of any considerable
number being purchased low. Three cents
will probably be the ruling price. We hear Of
sales in Knox county at three and half cents.
The extract of letters we copy in another
column, from the Cincinnati Price Current
coming as they do from the great centre of
operations in Hogs,-will be read with interest
and profit They clearly show that the present
is a season of abundance, not only in regard
to the supply Of Hog Products; but in regard
TO nearly all our great staple agricultural pro-
ducts-Corn Wheat, &C., &c. In view of the
commercial crisis that is thought to be ahead,
wouldit not be the part of wisdom to appropriate
as much Of this abundance as possible TO pay
ing off the debts already contracted, instead of
making it the basis of extravaganza.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

BH~ Prof KIRKPATRIcK,s so favorably known
as one of the Professors in the University of f.
Tennessee, has retired from that Institution for
the purpose of locating in Marietta, Ga. In ac-
cepting bis resignation, the Board of Trustees
unanimously passed resolutions expressive ofthe
high estimate placed upon the past able and eff
ficient services of Mr.. Kirkpatrick; and just
tribute to the amiable qualities and gentlemanly
bearing of the man. We hope Mr. X. may be
as successful in his new home as he is merito-
rious
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

49, On Wednesday morning about sunrise,
a negro man, supposed to be runaway slave,
passed the residence of VIM. Y. Huff, in this VI
cinity. He said he was going to Mr.. Rhea's to
pull Fodder; but when Mr. Huff offered to d.
rect him to Mr.. Rhea's and started towards him,
the negro run like scared wolf and made his
escape. he was dark mulatto-over feet
high, very straight, and had on bark eolored
sa.k or cont
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

C0,tqti7sq IN Conseppfion.-Th Herald, Of
July 10th, states that during the week preeed-
irg, fifty persons died of the consumption IN
New York City Psrcontgo, gentleman ealIea
upon US yesterday, who actually eeaped from
the fangs of this disease some years ago; and
we are induced 70 present the circumstances
You speak Of coughing continually. Let me
suggest to ypu the gerry, whether this IS NOT
unnecessary and injurious. ] have long been
satisfied from experience and observation, that
much Of coughing which preeedes and attends
consumption, is voluntary. Seperal years ago.
/ boarded with man, who was IN the inciplent
stages of consumption. | slept ina chamber
over his bedroom and was obliged to hear HIM
cough CONTINUALLY and distressngly. j endnr-
ed the annoyance night after night, till 1t led
me to reflect whether something could not be
done to stop it. Watched the sound which the
man name, and observed that be evidently
made voluntary effort to cough. After this
/ made experimets on myself, and found that
could prevent myself from coughing, s1eez-
ing, gaping, &c, in cases of the strongest pro-
pensity to these acts, by strenuous effort OF the
WILL TEen | reflected that. coughing must be
very irritating and injurious to the delicate or
cans that are concerned init, especially when
thew are il. n diseased statr. What can be worse
for liberated bronchial, or lungs than the vio-
lent wrencbings of a cough? 1t must be worse
than speaking. A sore ON any part OF the boz
dy, if it is constantly kept open by violent us
age, or made raw again bya confusion Just
when it is healing,( and of course beings wich,)
will grow worse, and end in death. Certainly
then sore on the lungs may be expected to
terminate fatally, if it is constantly irritated
and never suffered to heal; and this it seems TO
me- is Just what coughing does for it. On the
strength of such considerations as these,
made bold to ask the man if he could not stop
coughing He answered no. l told him what
| thought about it, above. He agreed to make
trial; and on doing so, he found to his sur
prise that he could suppress his cough almost
entirely. The power of his viii over II increas'
ed it, and in few days he was mostly rid of the
disposition to cough, His health, at the same
time, evidently improved, and when last saw
him, he was in strong hopes of getting out OF
deaths hands,
This occurred Is years ago, and the man
comes round now, an active business man, aver
ing that he has not had sick day since Cir
cuar. .. q
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Grotcth of Charleston.-It affords us great
pleasure to laar thAi the spirt of prns-eoS .A'4l
improvement is at work in the city of Charles
ton. The Courier of the 30th ult. gives cheer
ing account of the public and private improve
ments going up in that city, and leaves us to
hope that she is commencing new career of
prosperity and glory which will eclipse all her
past history! The Fall and Winter trade is
opening under the most favorable auspices, and
the busy hum of industry is heard all around.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02
Your brother in Christ,

Finances of 14ustria.-Austria has increased
her Indebtedness since 1915, something like
$l7O,0OO,OO0. At this rate, she will soon go to
destruction. The deficit in each year since the
date above mentioned, is thus stated, viz: in 49,
;46, G706,O33; in 1917, 94,5ll ,064;in 1913, el2,
190,5sO; in 1912 e5,486, 1856; in 1850, e6,222.-
.363; in 1851, Go, 344, 733; and in 1852, making
q total in six years of e3f46l, ESQ, or an aver
age Of G5,743,610 per annum. There seems,
also, every probability that the difference be-
tween revenue and expenditure viii be equally
disastrous in 1853. One of the worst features
Of this expenditure is, that a great part of it
has been incurred in REFRESHING liberty, partic-
ularly in Hungary and Italy. Surely despotism
mast be sweet to tyrants, when they are willing
to purchase its extension at so dear rate. LEX.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

An upper and lower mill
Fell out abont the water;
To war they went--that is TO law,
Resolve TO give no quarter
A lawyer was byeach engaged.
And holly they contended;
When fees grew slack, the war they waged
They Judged had better be ended.
The heavy costs remaining still,
Were settled without bother,
One lawyer took the upper MIL
The lower mill the other.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

rag IF the Ge1aiewaR who stole our SHANG-
Hal on last Sunday morning will call at this
sffice, he will hear something for his benefit
'The hawk he is a schemy bird,
lie schemes all round the sky,
He schemes all round old masters barn,
ARd makes tie chickens fg."
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Rag Messrs. Gideon & CO., have sold the
W. NJ. Burwell & Co., late of Virginia. 1t will
hereafter be published weekly, and edited by
W. n. Burweu
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Re- The New York and Savannah steam
ship Navigation Company have just compile
ted new Steamship which they have named
"THE KNOXVILLE in honor of the city of
Knoxville. Our Knoxville friends may well af-
ford now to see the steamer "Loudon" run into
their sport of entry"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

sa~ A fightful Railroad collision took place
on the Providence and Worcester Railroad on
the 18th. The number Of persons killed is six
teen, as far as ascertained, and probably three
times the number are seriously injured, besides
n very large number bruised and slightly woun-
Iad
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

A Minister approached mischieyous urchin
about twelve years offage, and laying his hand
upon his shoulder, thus addressed him:
"Mv son, believe the devil has hold of you "
~ believe he has too was the significant re-
plyof the boy.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Ha Rev. Bishop Soule, arrived at Nashville
on the 22d ult., after an absence Of several
months in California.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

n9~ E. P. McGipty, Esq, Editor of the
Nashville Trae Whig,is candidate for Comp
troller of the Treasury.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Es%Another unsuccessful attempt was made
to launch the steamer Tennessee, at Baltimore,
on Friday, 26 ult.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

The New York Courier says: ''The negotia-
tions for the establishment of an Administra-
ton morning paper in New York have resulted
in raising fund, said to amount to 100000,
for that purpose and the engagement of John
w. Forney, now Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives, to edit the same"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

"The Immortality of the age is a standing to-
pic of complaint with some" observed Goethe
But if any one likes to be moral, can see moth
ing in the age to prevent him.