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F,IsnERS AND MECH,NECS'
UE ALTH ASS CITATION!
CIevciama Ohso a Lafayette. Ind,
ca t-E,T Al $40, 600.

rJ1HIS is an Association of r arncrS Mechanics and
l. Workingmea gceralh for the mute Il ass stance
OF each other ia ease OF sickness or act i'ieIt
BY the paN The Admission Fee uf ~, al the
time of making application; AMI Ut the first A.bual he
post within ten days. ou viii brcopc Life Member
I'D will enliIle. a N.eklS Ben IT. il YOU st'l.l
he disabled ty Sckncs \, cdei, FROM pursuing !oa
ordinary bsess patton. Females insured aSais
sickness common Ia Ioth srXes. -. sl. .. .ts.s
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6 fSS.

JUST reed an assortment or Rich & Co.'S Improves
st Patent Safes, which will sell at New fofk manu-
= - AELIS ~ HOwES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana
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GREAT ERE ~ CIIIIIICOTEE,
N H HI q 20
0ne.thi rJ Os the Tow N BurnItO Ashes!

CnrLLIooTiE. o., April 18th, 1859.
Messrs STgARss & MARVIN
GsnfIemea: Yorrs of the 5th is al hand. In reply,
eyer> safe ft The lr. EXCEPT yoU RS proven good for
nothing lost "a large Safe--rr PERFECTLY Dsi ROY
ID--but in the SMALL SALANAsOLR BorGHf FROM you
,oruss w.sisIUaED Your obeiieut servi,
wM 4. T.Ct.EMONS.
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The above rates are for the whole term Of Efc For
seven Years Insurance., the raes a.e 3l per cent less
On the mutual rates half only is red in cash,
the remaining half iu ~ Premium Note.
Calforuia RISKS taken extra premium of % per
cent j. C,SSELnEhhf, Agent.
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. fcO23
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURANC COMPANY
Capital SIcU-OO0.

IScoRPoR ,TED BY TIE LEGISLATURE OF ONO.
Charter Perpetual e
OFFICE No. IA. EAST FOURTH ST. CIYCISNATI.l
rlNaIS COMPANY ISSUES Pie sat the following rates
for 900, ami ia proportion for larger amount.
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ISAAC BRIDE. New Orleans. la.
l.. N. HATtH. Charleston, :. C..
THOMPSON ~ ONDESBURYS, Baltimore. Nd.
HoLYOAkES, LOWNES% ~ CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY y MORLEY, Toledo, y. -- 80
ALI.IS Il HOWES. Eyausyili la,
8 SHEPARD ~ CO.. Buffalo. y. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, ocSp"rt, y. \. .----
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. IL. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSE Columbus. Ga
pE'HOSSET & BROWN, Wilmington, y. y.
WM. ANDALL. 1t Paul. Mt.
MORLEY d RAYNOLDS. Cleveland, y. -.1
HAVEI, BOYD d GAINESVILLE, q.
HY SUGGETT. ! ochester, y. I.
JAS. HU rroN, omtreAl, Canada. ->
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The above letter shows that in hot IRE, klcHs >
SALsM4SpERs the OIL. safes To 'c d"ieuded upon
Ia the Pearl street lire. siecen sates "i deieh
were Ia, y de,rn,e ed, Rl,H's SAFE ALoAE bidding def
th. flames. preserving notes bo.s ahd ni'rt-a
ges the value o SIO.tNO. The Chilito oue are "
harallelcase-EyERY SAFE RICHss'lestFO!ed These
repeated occurrences prove incontcsti5y tnat "udef
Patent Saiatniders. with RIcEs INTRoN EHEST are te
best safes made in the United States. or la the Whole
world. They bc had at the DEroT, lao NATtR ST.,
ana M the F,,roRy corner uf ST. MARKS PLACE and
a,rSrr, New York NTEARNs & MARVIN. Fl
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ta LIFE ASSURANCE.
II INA gNsUsS @. - 81 II A ~


ssartfOrd. Conn.
ANNUITY FUND i500u0 DOLLARS
lrf,YIS WELL NOWN and long established company,
4 having organized "a New department. for LIfE Is
suR,>cE with an entirely distinct capital eNclusivel!
pledged with its reserved Accommodations, for The pa.
neut OF losses upon Life INSURANCE onlyatd tn event
compan,-is prepared 10 issue Policies oL I es al
Yt-s materially reduced from the charges of The Mutual
Companies. t -
The leading idea of the system adopted by hi: Com
pany is to precisely what IL Il worth To Insure
given amount upon life, for eertGE Tune, aid 10
charge prrvisels that sum and NJ more. -.
The prOmptIess. fairness and lberdity which nave
lmarke all IN dealings of this Company for period OF
over thirty years. and the we'll known IarHte ter OF
its officers directors afford the sursSt 2uaraht! mat
hts affairs will managed To afford 10 The assured
that ultimate safety AID security which Is OF the trst m
porlancc in Life Assur.nce-
Policies viii be bed. PAYABLE after DEATH or upon
the parties arriving specified CAIFoRSIA and
other usual extra risks will DC ssumcd b! this eomphu!
at reasonable rates.
MANAGERS OF THE LIFE DEPARTMENT:
Z A. BuLKLEY, JoHS j.. BOSWELL.
RonrKr BurLL RoLASp MATHEH.
MlLE. A. TurTLE, EDwIN q. RIPLEY,
HgSRy z. PRATT.
E.A, BULkLEY, Vice President.
J W. SEYMOUR, Actuary
-FPamphiets containing ties of Pi iemium and IN
Formations in relation the plan OF operations aid all
necessary papers effect Insurance may e obtained Of
tbe Subscriber. AlLEN c. HALLECK. Agent
3anIs Main street. hearty opposite the bahA'
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COFFEE...i6o Bags Prime Rio, lust received and
~ for sale by lapisl PRESTON BROTHERS.
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Sc. GILBERT & CO..

agenI> 10 Cypress factery.
1AVE now hand aud constantly receiving, Cot.
ton Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting, whiob
hey will sell favorable terms they be pur
chased ut iu this or any other city. mari9u
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
BUSINESS CARDS.

e-,1oy,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
choiee n Groceries aud PROVISIONS On Firsl s.,sS'
SS.lsssn Main and Locust h''''
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LAW & JoHNSo y
JANIS HARLAN, JR.,

H TuJ SG SE
Teacher of In 3 rls, g.t>h. freHch aud Ger
mta itususgs.
DRiVATE LESSONS either Ut his Residence or hl
Il Puinis'
aud " anui streest sepi |.
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PRFPARED BIZ J.. c. ArEas. CHEN ST, Lowell, Mass.
II rFSold ia Evansville wholesale and retail, .! Craw
lord Bell in PrneetoR 10y X. u. Halloek; m Petersburg,
by Adams Campbell; and ty the druggists eSeT! where
through "ut The St4tc. Ms21
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a&oRGAN, kSN 81 PRESTON. Jobbersin Foreign
sl3onae.. &c, Evar syille, la. tjyifly
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JoAN ~ a,,,sI Wsi.r and Sugar
vi err. .sr, soIa Plot and Navy Brca'i--a fall
stoe< Iatly hand First Street between MAIN
lnd .SycI nbr Evansville, lua. te'~-u
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NUNIBER 60.
| LOUISVILLE ADNEkTISEMETS

III CIINTZ.- Ceases OIL ChiIdz Miler's brand;
~ do Printed do do 90;
On hand and Esr sale " JAS Low q CO.
Je al NAH. ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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Notice

I'M MAS h GAKYIN. Attoriie. at Law Evansville
l. Indiana. A. lice iH the room heret0iore oee1pled
BY 3aker n Garyin. Ia tie Court House.
November. l1, ic52- deelSoh
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CPOOL COCTON:

- lUU Gro IT, I'd. b k and Red. Res ciy0d ard &c,
sale by ijel1 JAMES LOW q CO., 81. . 81
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The Late Ge AsKuL MD Kay.
"Fiat iueticin. ruLt cnlum y

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
have seen in the New York Eaprcss Of Saturday
osrpg The 17tn iost. short telegrarhic cespatch
cirg 'he death OF the Hen James J. Mckay. of
,ke editcr touching the character Of the OF
k.r too unjust and ircor, sct to remain urnotiosd
TIE editor Of the Express knows nothing CT the man
whose bcprs ply be hss gwen in ten lines aud
he not hicg he shouil hsve said nothtg He has
ced the oeath of Sen McRsy Of North Carolina,
who he says "as chairman of the Committee of Ways
ard NesIs, oft5n came in contact with the merchants
and manufacturers OF this city, and is wen kaown to
nsry of theml'' wager the ge0tleman that
chant mspuactuIer # ibis any other city, ever
ipew Gen Mckay, Of n. G.. or any who're else who
was chairx au If me Committee of Ways and Means
q s sks s assa IN Rcssss II sH and uSIs
an. Living within three i,es of him for the last six
yeers, AID o'ten in his company, koew him we'll aad
and liuui sd ebliiy and therefore, ofteu
instrument in tbe hands Of more capable men,, fe<lit
to be my dnty as citizen OF North Caroline to vndi
his character from ahts foa charge and TO stamp
tie article in question gross presentation,
growing out Of the ieneraDce Of its author
Instead Of being Of limited means his sstate is
large ard cannot fell far short Of S4cO 0CO ia value
But he bep POOR poorest Of this sands
VITO caiy waf the streets OF proud city, money
hats 60 him f1om thS honesty Of his purpoes
the correct discharge of those dutiss which he
called TO pei orIn
10 moral FL lmness Gen Mckay wa like Andrew Jack
ZOE and 10 OF him shat he weak yield
10 he ot on of others for the Lecurary advantages
il might ciord him is TO reflect dishonesty upon the
people whoss di,iirgusred tive for than
twenty years he vas Ia the Congress OF the Unen A
OF sourd clear head excellent Judgment and OK
teptve Information 1ie opinion while IN Congress
Ct erea. ~eghs willie account f nis strict Iutesrty
aed dttireuished 6nsncieripg ability he was Justly
| COPS dertd the Eris Ct the treasury
will not attempt 10 write biography of the man
orher nd sber viii do Justice to his character
HeantHe let he Erpress correct its record and apply
10 It a her corfes for absou'on from the pain ADD
Penalties tt truth tIansgfessed.
A NORTH CARoIIEIAN.
New York Howard House. Sept. 10, 1853
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wslIiamsburR CITY Intelligence,

DEGRACtFUL C0NDu0r-AN AGm WOMAN SERIOUSLY IN
"A woman, residing in Battle row. opposite the
C. boo church, Mercy Govern, sixty years
of vent into the vesry OF the above church,
Sunday morning. to spesk with Mr. Malone the pastor
oncernnp the decesse Of her son, who dei about
weeks While there che was ordered of by some
whom she styled the friendly brenren mad not
eog quite ough 10 please them they showed her
OF the steps thereby oisocsticg her hip ood other
vice ,eiously irurpg her They then 'ec her out
Il gate leading from he churchsArd 20 vacant
lot in South Secend street where they laid bee
atme stink weeds and then the her shoes rnich bad
taller Of Ia tho churcby ard, after her. Sac after
wards found ana conveyed to the First ward station
houte. by Jehn Weets. Hugh CangHp, 6rry and
John Hobby where the assistance Of DR. BaD chad
procured. who dressed her wound She then taken
to The county hospital she lies In very dan
gerous condition But slight hopes are entertained o.
her recovery.
supDks TRAm AN inquest was held on the body Of
Mr. William Wslksr, baker, reed'ng st No lis North
nird street on Sunday evsuipg whs &d suddenly from
congstoa oS The pyAin
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Markets.

BUFFALO, Sept. 19 1855.
The receipts since Saturday have been--aour 5000
bbs pbest ia coo bushels; corn 80 900 bushels
There has been nothing dorg in our market TO day
owing 10 the canal break, which has quite unsettled
prices.
ALBANY, Sept 10, 1863.
The following have been the receipts sin so Saturday
four 13 COO bbls wheat, none; corn 20 0.0 bushels
oats Is 0C0 bushels barley SO 000 bushels. Flour has
been dull under the Arcc's advices, with aass of only
sec bbs at &c So l. FOR State and common and mixed
Wes eIp barley. "a 900 bushels sold ct 76, foe
rortd and So Sac for four rowed oats dull and
lower, sales at Acc a46hc.
OswEGo. Sept TO- 1858
The receipts of the pnt As hours have be esn-aour,
500 bbla. wheat, 200 00e bu hcs J7 900 bushels
There not much inquiry for wheat 10 080 bushels red
Ohio sold before the publication of the steamers news
12bc and 600 bushels Canadian sold after the news
u %. Freshts -four, 45o.; Wheat, 15c corn, 13c.
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Marine Disasters.

BRIG GEORGE OTIS IN DISTRESS s-SAFETY OF THE
CREws OF TIE SHIP HARKAwAY AND BARK GRO.
TON.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 10 1868.
Dates from BonaYo to the 4th in.tsnt state tina. the
brig George os Of Cohasset, with cargo of SAL for
New York. sprung leak after leaving Bonsire and bore
up fer Curacao for repairs,
The schooner Marinah arrived here last evening from
hamilton, N c., brings the of the ship Hathaway,
(preyiouy reported abandoned of Cape Hatteras also
the Of the bark Croon which fallen in with by
the Hariaxay The Sd August in sinking condition.
taving been dismasted three days previously. Henry
Stevenson of Salem, the mate OF the Crston KILLED
by the falling of her mats Both vessels were loaded
with guano, bourd for Hampton Roads.
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On letter Of On letter Of U S post
II OF or un- X or or lis age only =
der-prepdy der-prepoy. prepayment
ment opti'U aisy0 1eTi'd. required.

On pamphlets and magazines the United States post.
age by the BreUen line is cent an ounce or fraction
Of ounce prepayment required 90 all printed mat
ter ceived in the Bremen mail tks whole pos age (ni
ted ates aud foreign lie prepaid the other sice 60
Alexandria, Corfu, Loser Italy, Malta and W4l,aehia.
the Yates papers by the Bfersn line have not
been furnished to the Department All matter aeut 10
either these last nsmsa countries by this route
be prepaid to Destination.
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FURNITURE,

OiO sets-GreAt reduct In rricestjillies Byrrc
are Offering roh sets OF nameled and chamber furnturc
t lower rates than s made st factory No. 40
Greene street OF kiln dried materials GILL; ES BYkNE
90 broAdwAy east side few doors above Sprna street
ENAMELLED FURNITURE THE sUBscRrBERs IN
~ vito attention 10 their stock OF furntur
which for dvIsbty and cheapnsss 10 uhspssssd Suits
from $2o Aso upwards hnshsd In any style psslers
and sAlersoms " WAts styvet, vest OF Broadway
WARWICK 4 TVRNxR
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The New York Canal Tolls.

Albany, Sept 10, 1853.
The canal tolls for the second week OF September
500 St4-a decrease Of 81 COL the same week last
year The total recepts Of the have been $780,
S2l-bepg excess Of SAT, ga the time last
year. The canal fIeghts at Port Jackson and Homans
ferry viii probably be closed to morrow night
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From the south.
'INJURY TO THE COTTON CROP-THE CHOLERA AT
CUMBERLAND, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept TO- 1858.
Two mails have come throYgh fro N New Orleans
General complaint made at the South Of damage to
the Gotten crops from excessive rains
Uump~rrsuu, ru, uuc cnoers cxcrcoment Is sub
siding, having been reported for several
Gays.
Attorney General Cushing has consen. ed deliver
oteDirg address at the I4s tute Exhibition on
the Sd CT October,
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The Cincinnati Forgery Cases.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 49, 1863
Kissane and Fndley taken in irons TO Lebanon
this ning where thsir trial commences to morrow
Kssane has engsged the services Of the Hon Thomas
Coywn, as additional counsel The several attempts
that have been made b the prisoners to escape rem
de1ed it necessary TO put them In irons
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Time was called at O'Clock, when the stumps we're
drawn, and the natch ended by the Newark men ac-
knowledpiTg themselves defeated as they said it WAS
hopeless TO attempt to retrieve their loss
UMPIREs.
For the Newark Mr.. Stinerly.
The duties of the above gentlemen were discharged
with suoh and mpartality to give very general
satisfaction.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Washington Gossip.

"
AN INDIAN BrRSAu CONTRACT Lgr We hssr that
Ger for suppsg the goods required urd.r treaty TO bs
the coming autumn They are said to hsvs besn the
onlv BIDDERS The aggregate OF their bids cover about
ST Oe0 The failure Of other parties to contend for ths
contract We ume from the feet that there ~
sn scve demand Just for staple goods required IN
tade win the Indians. which in ordinary com mmerce
rapee al some 20 so cert prices than they
bore at this time last year This Is the peoay
win rsfeIeice to the prices Of ths voosn goods The
gold discoveries In Austrss ord the IL teroa comm0on1
In Buenos AyIes and other South American growing
States have bad thu effect Of cutting OF Supplies FROM
anch quaIters-thus greatly increasing the value Of tas
staple.
VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION "A question has arisen
TO the OF the 10 bring suit for the v0
htor OF The lev for the protection OF life steamers
and we ore stGed that the as ofceys OF g,7erpmsat
e,e OF opDipn Y at ha law stsnds, the
nn. ee-rnt 90 so ard c6nsequepce, that all such
SUITS uotl Copgrcon shs hays amended that act must
o. brouRn' in fhe name of an iufo-usr some
has received injury from the failure Of s,oameoNS own
eis or maIaeers to comply with the laws rsquiremsnts
NOVEL CAUsT or Man FAnURg-A Tsvss mail Coz
tractor excuses himself for failing to perform hs srvo
ss per schedule by alleging that the mosquitoes
tlsly so bed uPor the route 70 make IL dap2srous
the life az beast 70 travel 1t The OF his
recent failures We have doubt Of the truth Of this
apparently strange resson
Il sords much pleasure tn be able 10 state that The
sutetes OF Mr. Collier late Collector of the port Of San
al cisco have very recently psd aggregate sf
Sis Geo account of the balance due the Uaed
States fien that gentleman.
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N EWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting from Mexico.

interesting from Mexico.
THE RECEPTION OF THE UNITED STATES MINISTER
THE CHOLERA, ETC.
BALrIMoRs. Sept IL, 1853
Advices from tho city Of Mexico to the sth instant
state that MT Gadsden presenting his credentials to
Santa Anna, expressed desire that the United States
should cultivate friendly relations with Mexico Santa
Apras reply was emnently rienjy He said the sound
principles affirmed by Mr.. Gadsien, and the friendly
sentiments Of the Presidents letter. would certainly
have the effect Of adding bonds to those which
now, BY divine favor closely bind the United States
with the Mexican republic
The chclera had appeared in some towns of Oajaca.
Great preparations making Vera Cruz for cee.
b. sting the anniversary Of Mexican inde dependence.
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COPAR1NHsssYIp NOTICES

S5OOO d can 8 resSy CAM Mo q
io ~ interest ss active partner in a1 old established
INST clas hotel IN of the best 70 Aons Broadway
security The average annual profits OF TIM
mouse q about sl2 GOO Epoly address G A. ROBIN
soE, g Nassau street up stass
CO 600-WAH AmAN WITH THIS AMOUNT
PA.OOOs. TO take the place az retiring par sser in
~ manufacturing business in this city, paying hun
cree per cent Reason for leaving the concern i'll health
Adciehs fe',re Herald chice.
NOPARTNFRsHIP-AG GENTLEMAN WHO CAN COM
~ neId from St0O TO 81 700 cash. Who has travelled
trsyely ., has considerable business eeen strict
business bits and Competent Ind practical ka0wledse
OF bookkeeping and ecoouat wishes form engagement
IN partnership. othfrwie With n mercantile house.
Wonld rot object to travel or abroad Addfess H. c.
Brosdwoy Post Office
pAkTNLR WANIED.-A GENTLEMAN POSSESSING
thorough business qualifications, and cash pits of
81 COO desrous Of ing commission bu this
city already established viii address NJ j. Herald
None but Tary with money references nams ap
ply Satisfactory prospects to be apparent
pAR.NLR WANTED-WITH A CAPITAL OF 500 OR
l. shOO, to establish amiincry nv French lady who
hrst rate m,liner ard we'll aquaiuted with the
aayf doing good business References exchanged Please
ADDRESS l.. l. Broadway Post 0fhce this week.
no oRoCERs-sl COO A YOUNG MAN, GAN AMERI.
csn Of strictly moral habits Having charge Of
first class grocery town would like to the
above amount il we'll established business Address
sIting full particulars, j. Russell, Jr Uron square Posi-
office.
WANTED-TO BEY INTO A WELL ESTABLISHED
W.. Hour and commission house. or partner to form
house we'll acquainted with the business The adver
tis'r will, furnish 81 600 $40 COO cash. has al
ways engag in the commission business
till the lst October be addressed to Merchant Ihir.
teentb street Post office
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Railroad ACclden ts..

NAIITONu, ACCIdents..
FATAL COLLISION ON THE STRAIGHT LINE ROAD
THE COLLISION AT ONEIDA, ETC
SYRACUSE Sept 10 1858.
collision occurred the Straight Line between this
city and Rochester yesterday afternoon between the
State train and gravel train by which two men were
killed. Their names have not teen ascsrtained.
TIE papers here attribute the fatal accident Oneida
to the circumstance that pstent engineer
dismissed, ard fireman appointed in his place. The
course of the consolidated line in red ucng saries is
severely commented on by the public
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The OHIO River, sc.

WHEELING Sept. 10 1863
Tho Ohio is again at stond The steamer Oakland
left 70 day with the eastern passengers and freight
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WRECK OF THE SCHOONER z. n. SMALL.

BOSTON, Sept. 10, 1868.
The schooner T. II. Small, DoeDe, from New York for
notton, with cargo Of corn, cspslzed in Boston
Bay day last in the Southeast blow ami SUNK
The savsd themselves in their beat and were picked
FIVE bours after by the schooner Falcon Dyer from
Bos. on for Ne Yo,k, WHO Landed them In Hsrwica