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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
OFFICE OF NAsHvILLEG GAS LIGHT co.

OFFICE OF NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT co.
NOVEMBER 4, 1858.
A DIVIDEND of per cent for the last twelve months
n "A per shArehas been this day declared the cap
al stock Of the Nashville Gas Light Company payable on
the 4h of January nexttime being allowed enable such
Stockholders as may hold fractions of Shares to consolidate
them JAS. II. kENDRICk,
noy3-lm Secretary.
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Saint Louis and Nashville Semi-W eekIy Steam
Packets,

ALEONIA. ............ ....... Cart. JAMS MILLER
SALL.IE WEST Carr. J. v THR0OF
FINllE above splendid steamers viii CON- n NN-R
i menee their regular trips the INST 4Ss7ie7zf3i
rise in Cumberland River and continue in -
the trade during the season. eIyng Nashville and 81 Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday az r. NJ For freight or pas
sage, having unsurpassed accommodations apply 10
move A. HAMlLION. Agent
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
sEEGER PACKET.

NEW ORLEANS and NAbHVILLE hEu ULAh FAo-
SEEGER PACKET.
DELLE-KEY, PEYFON A. KEY, ,f1%@h
- COMMANDER This large and maguii- l,kT5sS=aSeSl
cent Steamer undergoing thorough zss-s--7=sa
repair al Louisville and viii take her place Reguart
Packe in the above trade there IS sufficient water
and will continue during the entire season
In point of speed comfort and safety the BELLE-kE1
unsurpassed the Western waters; which, with the Icing
experience Of her gentemany Commander and the
knowedged business capacity other Clerk Mr. Lewis North
ern enables confidently 10 recommend her 70 the bus
ness and travelling community Mr. Northern viii give
prompt personal non to filling orders for troesres, &c
~ share OF patronage j. respectfully solicited
JOHNSON, HORSE& co,
aug2T-fm Agents.
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CASH SALE OF GROCERIES
BY DAVIS q SWAMI.

ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I'D 1885, we will sell in
~ front of our Auction Rooms for Cash.
As hogsheads Prime Sugar; 90 bags prime Rio Coffee;
"a bbls LOafSugar; loo bblS Family Flour,
l96 boxes w Cheese just red; A Orchard Whisky
% barrels Old Rye Whisky; Am Brandy;
10 casks > ~ Wine; 4 = pipes Signet Brandy
"a boxes Sperm Candles; 20 boxes Ms Tobacco;
81 " Tallow dO 70 boxes Va. Tobacco, var bn DIS
% 600 Reglla Cigars; 20 boxes Melee Cigars
Together with Indigo, Madden Pepper, Soda, Plough
Lines, Bed Cords, &c.
DAVIS * SWAMI,
nOvlJ No 70. Public Square
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Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
.I-lafE

TTNHE Splendid new Passenger steamers, nEzA =
4 STATESMAN H. G.. MCCONAs, Master, " Ty,te=a=fsf
JOHN 7. TWEED, DAVID WILLARD, Master, -
will make regular trips the above trade, leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday at o'clock, =. NJ. Returning. vii
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at O'Clock, r.
The above boats No. J. and oicered By sxpe-
enced business men, who viii be thankful for orders for
merchandise and prumse To give Satisfaction t0 all ShO
may entrlst business TO their care.
septl7-G JOHNSON, HORNE CO
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Il Orleans. New Sugar Fresh Rice; Prime Rio Coffee
Laguyra Coffee; Spice; Pepper Sperm Candles &c For
sale low for Cash by JOHNSON, HORNE l. CO.
nOyl5
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WANTED TO HIRE FOR THE REMAIN
w DER OF the year. GIRL to do chamber work and
given fwanted.
~ Inquire at this Office. novl7-a
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAI
PACKET LINE

TOR MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS ST.
II LOUIS AND LOUISVIEIE-TRY-'ksT 1S44k ~
WEEKLY The Splendid New Passenger 49, rffk
Steamers CTY HUSTsvIsE, JOHS SDFsoN. sNO ENsAs-
sY will leave Nashville Monday, Wednesday and FRI
dav at 6 O'Clock p NJ connecting al Paduch with the dai
" Louisville and st. Louis u = Mail Boats, and at Mem
phis with the splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin H.
r. W Hill Geo. Collier and Mary Agnes, giving through
tickets from Nashville either Of the points above named
The accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers viii ind BY FAR the peedieS means Of travel
either North or South.
For freight or passage apply to
A. l. DAVIS,
A. HAMILTON,
ocf5 Agents at Nashville.
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DIR. MOrse's InVigOrating Elixir COrdial---
Among all herbs applied in medical practice that which
forms the main ingredient in this preparation stands
preme Its Natures catholocon Had the travels of Dr.
Morse which has added much Science in its various
branches resulted the discovery of this herb alone he
would still have been the greatest benefacor of the age
Mineral remedies utterly superseded by this purely
getable specific And you weak dyspepc, nervous sub
ec to sudden Pushes convused with raga &c do
re irregular in any physical function enervaed in any
organ subject spasmodic pains of any kind Here
your remedy. Is your mind your memory couded does
your head fail you business you depressed spirits
debtaed out and utterly out of heart " Here is
your renovaor. Here is a stmulant effective than
alcohol permanent in its effects and harmless to the system
filtered water Think of these things, you that sick
and suffering, and test our words by experiment.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle for five dollars six
for twelve dollars. CH RING, Proprietor,
1872, Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies, and bv W. +. GRAY, SOLE AGENT
successor to Cartright Armstrong corner OF Market
and Broad Streets Nashville, Tenn. Oct26-lmo drw&w
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health; produces equal circulation of blood and nfses
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eaten limb and joint. If Sick Headache Neuralgia if D
arrhea lheumasms alic Jou it viii instantly stop the
pain and by taking internally viii cleanse and sweeten
the Stomach give strength and vitality TO the nerves.
der them erse and strong and ronprOof against renewed
attacks pain. Railways Ready Relief is composed of ac
tive and positive properties nothing inert useless dan
gerous poisonous enters its composition 1t will always
relieve pain and cure its cause.
N.B-The sick will please bearin mind that we prepare
three different edies. R. R. Relief however quick it
stops pain, will not all diseases All acute pains
arising from diseased action. Nervousness Langud Circ
aton Weakness &c. it will quickly But for diseases
arising from Bad Blood Railways Removal ting Resolyent
is quick pleasant and Radical Cure
1t renovates the whole system and makes the blood pure
rich and healthy resolves away from the solids all dis
eased deposits Ii old Sores Salt Rheum Humors
ScrOfna Syphilis, Cancers UIces Tumors Ricketts, &c
Price of Resovent, 81 per bottle.
R. r. r. No. S--Radways Regulators insure to all who
use them regular action of the bowels and healthy d.
gestion. They COstveness, Liver Complaint &c
Price 25 cents. (novl-1m
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sep4O-r HESItY T. NEATMAN, Agent

CTEAMER T.. HOWARD.-R.Y. -
- NORTHERN, Maser-Ths splendid = sstSsfifi
steamer is now in fine order and will run
regular packet during the between this port and
New Orleans She viii leave the 6rsi Of
For freight or passage apply 70
nov9 JAR. YEATMAS, Agents
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GREAT CITIES

GREAT CITIES.
The Great Cities of the World.
In their Glory and in their DesOlaou, embracing the
cities of Europe Asia Africa and America. With history
of important events. By John Frost l. L. D.
The Mysterious Parchment;
Or the Satanic License dedicated Maine Law Progress
By Rev. Joel Waterman.
Passages from the History of a Wasted Life.
By middle-aged man.
Uncle Sans Palace; ...-s..
Or, The Reigning King.
Philosophy of Mysterious Agents.
Human and Mundane; the Dynamic Laws and Rela
tons of Man. E. c. Rogers.
Prof. SiiIiman's Visit to Europe.
- This work embodies much new and curious inform
alton matters of Science and Art and personal sketches
Of eminent Swans aud men Of Science As the mared
impressions Of the distinguished and veteran author
visiting Europe after interval Of nearly 80 years 1t spe
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~ The above with variety of other New Books
for sale by TOON & RUTLAND,
uov9 A Union street
LETTER AND CAP PAPER
Double Medium, Packet Post Glazed Cover, and other
Papers. Just received by TOON RUTLAND,
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PUTNAMS MONTHLY-A Magazine Of Literature,
Science and Art The November with preceding numbers
for sale by novs TOON & RUTLAND.
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Life ofCapt Vim. B. Allen, by DR.. w. ID. ROwles and
o. p Nicholson John Randolph, of Roanoke and other
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Living Authors of America.
Rudiments ofthe Arts Of Building
History and Rudments Of Architecture
Jane Seaton; Or the Kings Advocate BY James Grant
For sale by novI JOHN YORK CO.
HARPER,S MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER.
Just received by JOHN YORK 4 co.
20. o. f.
THE ODD FELLOWS POCKET MANUAL A correct
guide in all matters relating to Odd Fellowship and con
tsining complete Directory Of the Lodges in the United
States BY James s. Ridgey Grand Secretary of the
Grand Lodge of the United States and Pascal Donaldson
Past D. D. Grand Master the Grand Lodge of Northern
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Miss Bremers Homes Of the New World Impressions
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On Civil Liberty and SelfgOvernment By Francis Leb
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Barnes Notes on Daniel. -f
! The Second War with England. By J. I. Headley.
Life ofthe Right Hon. Edmund Burke BY James Pry-
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Fun Jottings; or Laughs I have taken Pen TO. BY
| n. P. Willis
Life of the Rev AdOniram Judson, D. D. By Francis
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/ Wide wide WOrld-an illustrated edition.
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TTNIE AMERICA.-TIITS + A. p
i vorte Passenger and Freight steamer, ls71sS
at Smithand. has been Thoroughly re- -
paired the past summer, aud Will resume her regular trips
under the command Of Capt JEEsE JOHSoS between tbs
port and New Orleans the first Of water, and con-
tnue un til the season is closed For freight pqssage ap
ply to JOhNooN NEAt Ek,
novI2 AGENTS
DOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT The subscribers
have the most extensive and varied assortment %
Clothing for Bows b 10 offered TOR sale IN the
Union Orders for Gentlemen Clothing hled at the short
estnOice-
Persons purchasing Clothing this establishment have
the srivilege of changing them if they dOuot suit
n. A H0YT BRO.
S.W. corner of Chestnut and 10 St, Philadelphia.
April 8, ls5S-ly
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TIE conclude with the Musical Drama of
TIE DA LIGHTER OFTXE REGIMENT
Madeline. mrs FARREN.
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TOR ST. LOUIS.-TIIE REGU- =
L LAR Packet ALEONA, Captain JAMS ~
MILLER will leave here Saturday the 18th
inst. at O'Clock, p. u. a HAMiLION,
uosI6 Agent
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! STEAMBOATS,.

THOR LOUISVILLE.-THE NEW %
L and splendid steamer VA. GARNlN, -
REEDEa Master viii leave for he ab0ve and all uterine
date ports on SATURDAY. neNi az oecck T. VI The Gar
win wi connect Louisville with line OF steamers that
will convey frght and passengers 10 Wheeling snd Fiita
burg. H. l. lEAlMAN,
nOylS Agent
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new oRLEANs ANp MEMPMs o. S. MAIL PACK

NEW UhLEhNc IND I1LllIIlL1 2. >. MAIL LaIhE4.
TNHE splendid new passenger steamer, A SsSn
i II. X. W Hill, TH0s. Navel. Mas Hlr=s4.r5IzitS
Ter, will run in the above trade this sEs=es<
son. leaving Memphis ON her first "Trip on
Saturday, the I'D Of October The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis U. ;. Mail Pack
cts and will give through tickets from New Orleans 20
Nashville.
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON, will
leave Nashville every Wednesday Al p NJ, with height
ard passengers for the Hill
a. HAMILTON, ,,.,t
OctS a. l. DAVIS, } -
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

GREAT ATTRACT ON
The Celebrated American Actress, MRS. FARREN, in
two new pieces, MARY TUDOR, and CHILD OF THE
REGIMENT. -Asr q HtfaEE kH .HEfFF
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Monday evening Mrs. FARREN'S Benefit.

Monday evening Mrs. FARREN'S Benefit.
"a Box Office open from g. A. NJ, to u NJ; and from
to ), P. NJ, the seats may be secured.
PRICE OF ADMISSI0N-BOx and Parquette Is cents;
Second Tier 80 CENTS Second Tier second Glass; so cts
Colored b K 80 cents; Colored Gallery 25 cents. ID
Doors open at 81. Performance to commence at
o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28
Things in Nav York.

The propeller steamer South Carolina, now at
Liverpool has been sold to a New York house
for 5000 She is intended for the Amster-
dam trade.
The Board of Aldermen have increased the
salaries of Captains of Police 40 per cent ;
Lieutenants l4l patrol men 163-average in
crease about IL per cent.
Morrissey has advertised that he has received
from the referee the $4,000 staked upon the
prize fight. Sullivan has challenged him to
fight again for 5000 within SIX weeks
The exiles of the city have taken measures to
form what they cali volunteer legion, under
command of Major Leonard I. Terzucanowsk,
to proceed to Constantinoplet offer their seryi-
ces to the Sultan in case Of war with Russia.
tragcal affair occurred in Lewis street on
Wednesday, the 10th The wife of Frederick
Offer, keeper of a grocery store, died on Tues.
day night, in consequence, it is alledged, of the
husband putting small doses of arsenic, for
week past in her victuals, at each meal; and OF
Wednesday morning he put an end to his owl
existence by swallowing dose of the sam,
poison.
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Philadelphia Letter.
MATTERS AND THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA

gsrrrsponstnft of tbt grssssnt.
PHILADELPHIA, October IS, 1858.
The triumph of the Legislative Reform ticket
at the late election in this city over both the
regular democratic and whig tickets, is potent
remonstrance on the part of the people against
the Fire Department as it at present exists, with
its ever recurring riots and lawless deeds; and
will probably be elfectual in producing its total
Reorganization; an abandonment of the volun-
teer system, and the substitution of a paid or
ganization similar to that sustained by Boston
This was one of the main questions on which
the contest turned, and the popular assent
given to the proposed reform is cause of con-
graduation among the lovers of law and order.
So great has been the evils arising from the
present organization, that during the last year
nearly one third of all our fire companies have
been declared out of service by the Court, and
their houses and apparatus taken possession of
by the State officers. This curative, however,
has proved but partial in its effects Though
deprived of their appartus, these companies still
keep up their organization, and at almost every
fire bring their disputes with some other COM
pany to the arbtrament of u riot The proposed
change will not, however, be brought about
without much opposition, and at the expense of
great i'll feeling
The La Pieme House, new and splendid
hotel, rivaling the st. Nicholas of New York in
magnifcence, though not in size, has been opened
with great eelat, and every prospect of success
1t is situated in the western part of the city
Broad, near Chestnut-and will compete with the
Girard House for the fashionable patronage
The project ofconverting the Girard property,
occupying the block bounded by Eleventh,
Twelfth, and Market and Chestnut street, is still
pressed on the attention of the city authorities,
who hold it in trust as executors of Girard's .
Will, and the plan will probably soon be adopted.
Philadelphia will probably soon lose the
long squares of market houses that have for
SO many years formed one of the distinctive
features Of the city. The Committee of the
City Councils yielding to the demands of busi-
ness, have decided on the removal of the entire
range Of market houses that now occupy High
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28
Louisiana Interior,

The Pointe Coupee Echo of the 22d has the
following:
Since our last the weather has been dry and
clear, with cold nights that are rapidly ripenng
the sugar cane. This crop will yield finely this
season If nothing untoward occur before the
end of the rolling season, which may now be re-
garded as fully commenced under the most fa-
vorable circumstances We are informed that
the cotton crops in the upper part of the parish
is turning out to be much better than was an
ticipated, and that it may be regarded as an
average one.
The Trinity Advocate says 90 many intelligent
planters assure us that light half crop of cot
ton will be the maximum production, while some
would take one-third of their reasonable expec-
tations when they planted
A correspondent of the Ouachita Register
writes as follows;
Two days since returned from the examina-
tion of a neigaboripg place. The owner plants
seven htsR5red acres, and when cotton is exube-
rant, his force would be able to gather $50 bales
and this on the last day of June, barring acci-
dents, he surely calculated on Last year at
this time he had housed 150 bales, with some
what less force than he now has. He now has
5S, and hopes against strong probabilities that
at the end of the season he may raise it to $50
know another planter, who has four hun
dred acres. Within this month the hands went
over the whole place and gathered eight bales
Last year at this time there was at least half IL
bale to the acre open.
This state of things does not alone exist here
but as far as | can learn pervades the whole
bottom land region of the two States, with the
exception, perhaps, of some Of the sandy lands
of the Ouachita, where, in good year, from
2,5oo to 4,oOo bales year are grown
The 0peousas Courier says:
On Saturday last, 10Th instant, our Sheriff
proceeded to the execution of the negro man
Jack, sentenced to death, on Wednesday last,
18th, for the murder Of his master, Mr.. Olivier
Laheur.
At twenty minutes before II o'clock, NJ, he
was taken out of Jail to go to the seafold erect
ed in the yard. The Sheriff invited him to ad-
dress the crowd or some one, if he thought pro-
per, but only few unintelligible words came
out from his lips. At about II o'clock, NJ, the
justice of men was satisfied
From all accounts the yellow fever appears to
be very generally abating. The cases are not
of very malignant type and the number Of
deaths are comparatively few.
We copy the following from the Ouachita Re-
gister:
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. Michael Pervis, a
youth of much promise, aged about Il years,
son of George Pervis, ESQ, of New Orleans,an
nephew of c. ii. Morrison, ESQ., of this place,
was killed by the accidental discharge of his
gun on Monday the 10th inst, while hunting on
the plantation Of Josiah Mason, on Bayou De
Selard. The circumstances as near as we have
learned them, are as follows: He had shot a
duck, and placed his gun Zone barrel of which
remained loadedD against log, while be went
| after the duck. Upon his return to the log, he
caught hold OF the muzzls Of his gun apd drew
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28
PHILADELPHIA Items.

Alex. II. Gill was, on tho 10Th, convicted Of
the seduction of Susan W Emmons, and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for two years and six
months.
The Historical Society of Pennsylvania held
meeting on the 18th, when it was announced
that the Hon Charles J, Ingersoll would deliver
the annual address at Reading on the Sth of
November.
VIM Wainwright Esq, has been elected Pres
ident of the Commercial Bank, in place of Jacob
NJ Thomas, Esq deceased.
Mr.. James Cassidy, for many years an active
merchant, died on the 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28
CRESCENT
For the Crssssnt
TO MY MoTHER....B JUN ErTo

VI 'he
TO MY MoTHER....B By JUN ErTo
Do you remember, mother, dear
What, years ago, asked thee,
When would close my eye 80 clear,
Freed from Life's stormy sea,
To lay my weary, aching head
Beneath some forest treel
For the green grass would grow 30 sweet
Wild lilies bloom around me
yiolets be blooming at my feet,
And swinging boughs above me
The birdie's notes alone would break
The silence theresa holy.
Plant round me no bright roses, red,
No flowers of gaudy hue;
But pale wild blossoms at my head,
Resembling Heavens own blue
Lay me where Nature sheds her tears
ofsparkling morning dew.
And when my lowly grave you see,
pray thee do not weep
For there the birds low melody,
And music-soft and sweet
Win not disturb, my mother dear,
Thy Mattie's gentle sleep.
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it towards him, when it fired the load entering
just below the breast and killing him instantly
II is supposed that the hammer of the gun
caught on the log, which drewit back and caus.
ed the explosion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28

UNION OF THE BRITISH Provinces !,
few days the Canadian Government journal al
have announced that the project OF 9nl.lns 80 a.
the provinces, with Quebec as the leaeraa G Is 70
tai, will soon take place. Each proVin's - "
be allowed separate Legislature
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28

THE GAP CLosED-The st. Louis Republican
ANNOUNCES that the Mississippi Railroad is now
compiled from Chicago to Alton, on the Missis-
.;nni thus making the steam communication
between New York and st. Louis complete,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28

The editor of a Western paper says: "we
witnessed two important days whilein Wash
ington. The first was the fourth of March, and
the other was March fourth. The first was
most interesting-the latter the most solemn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-28

SUICmE.-A man named Holoman committed
suicide in Macon, on the night of the 18th, while
under the influence of liquor, by Icutting his
throat. He borrowed a knife from an acquaint-
ance, went to his room. at the hotel cut his
throat, then got into bed, covered himself up
anil soon bled to death. He remarked TO a
frie. nd that the devil and legion of his angels
had been in pursuit of him all day with long
knives', and that he feared they would eaten
him. Mobile Adv.