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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-15
SOUTkkGATE'S
Engraving Establishment I!
No. 1917 Main ST.. Union Block.

IL kinds of Maps, Charts, Bill Heads, Blank
n Notes, Drafts, Cloth, and Druggisps Labels, &C,
enarnved on Copper Steel IN the most finished man
ner. CdhDS 1870, -, p,.,. NJ. 4,
Nail Cards 81 !, &C., elegantly Engraved and Printed.
n n. Wedding Cake Boxes, and Gard Envelopes,
DOoR Plates and Coffin Plates furnished and
Eneraysd nj The Lowest cash prices. Also, >. encs,
Steel stamps, Seals Of al. kinds, with Lever Presses
Silver Ware, Jewelry, NC, &c -, .,,.a,,.o
~,rOrdcrs ssnt hy mail will receive prompt attention.
Work warranted TO give satisfaction in all cases.
OILS uu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-15
UmEOEa EhaEg. RgreaNpnRg Nal0Ogn

UmFOHs EAa5a' Esre~ssmg Saloon
.EFESsRs JANKtNs &, CLOUGH would most re
IVA specially inform their patrons and the pub ic
seneray, that they have fitted up Hair Dressing
ssocn, in splendid sly e. the Jewelry Store of l.
- Goddard d Co; in the new Block receHtly erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt Attendance,
upon all who may iavcr them with call. Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried the business in this CITY,
both separate and together, they that this new
effort will sll increase the public favor. 81
w. II. JANKTNS,
decl4 DIT r. A. CLOUGH.
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PERSONS IN WANT or
PIANO FORTES, Or MELODE0NS,

yNTILL do well to call at e. s. NASON'S New
w Piano Forte Ware Room, No 20U Aan ST., and
what they do there, before purchasing else
where distt- 3
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IMP 0RTANT DIS COVERY
RELIEF IN TEN MIMI rEs!
u RRYAN,s EsErT.MnNEN HNARERS

ASA~ = nv = = O~AOtSAO w AT SbAsS
r f nnfaing in the cure Of CouGns, ASTHMA,
IA RR0NCHITIs, SORE THROAT, HoARsNEss, DIFF.
CULT BREATHING, NcIPIsNr CONSUMPTION AND DIS
EASES OF THE G.uNGs. They have no taste of medic
cine, ard any child will tike them. Thousands have
been restored 10 health that had before de- paired-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases A single dose
relieves in TEN MINUTES sTs
Ask for Bryan7s Pulmonic Waters. The original and
only genuine is stamped "Bryan.n Spurious kinds are
offered tor sale TWENTY five cents a box. Sold by
PropretoTs 90 dawis3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-15
M. D. FENN0 q SON,
Watch, Clock, & JeweIry Establishment
For SnIaI

WITH a small Stock of Goods, in of the most
w fourishing Manufacturing towns in Worcester
County.
This a rare chance it being the only place of this
kind Of business in the town, containing some four
thousand inhabitants.
If it should not be sold out soon, an experienced
Watch repairer desired TO take charge of the
Germ
Application may be made by mail or otherwise, to
F. ii PUTNAM.
ola dawtf Worcester, Mass
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=. AIso, sINGING BOOKs,

Of all kinds, among which may be found ''Rirds' Sing
ing School Companion book containing secular and
sacred music; the Shawn Tempt Gamma, for
sale above $50 DIFF
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--AND---
AMERICAN MILLINERY,
WANTS.
WANTRD

A PARTNER. in the Saw Manufacturing BUSINESS
~ that furnish three thousand dollprs in
Ca h.
The business will pa, 50 per cent. None need apply
but one who hats go, good meehinical turn, and il
willing Unite his iahor with his partner For fur
thet particulars inquire Of L NJ ELWELI,
OILS dim No. 20 txehance ST. Morcestnr. Mass.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDonald's Advertising Agency.
Carriage Innings, Curtain Goods, English
BUNTINGS, &C.. &c. u
4. w, KELLEY g. RRO..

TMPoRTERs end lockers of CARRT4GE ckoTHS
A in Drabs Blue, Green Brown, &c, Worsted Push
Is, Figured and Plain, for Car Innings and Furniture
works; Colored Damasks, and 4. in all coors and
qualities COloed and Black EHamelled Cloths Of every
descriptions English Buntings, 81 y, and 10 inches
wide, in all colors Also
Colored Moreens, Coitenes, Rattnetts, Turkey
Reds, Colt Velvets, Sir Stripes, EoleIBs, Coored
silks, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Linen SheeIings
Green Dusants, BurIaps, % 10 40 Inches Buckranls
Gimps, Webbing, Binding. Thread, &c. BiLLfARD
CLOTHS in fine and low qualities.
aul6 d3m IS John Street, NEw YoRK.
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FRENCH, ENGLISH,

PettengiIfs New York and tOston
Advertising Agency.
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NOTICES. &c.
Frenah and Spanish Conversation.

E'HE subscriber is ready give private lessons
/ to ladies aud gentemen in French or Spanish
Cali at No. Is Pheasant st. T. G. AIISNER.
aug4 dI
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Superior Quality Drugs.

Pollard's Patent Blind Fastener.
Aye wha wad sleep Wee o. NIGHTS,
Nor dream o. ghais' an unco SIGHTS
An salr disasters
Ju & git, and pit upon yur blinds,
10 stop their claller y the winds,
Pollard's fasteners.
An wad We keep ffae rain or snaw,
An winty winds, that rudely baw,
Your head M shoulders,
Nor risk your neck, nor yet your pine
BY raxing DOT TO close your blinds,
Y'll use nae itheTs.
The subscriber would hereby announce TO the public
that he Is ready to supply them with his improved as
ener, article which for cheapness ease OF appca.
ton aud adjustment, and the perfect sIiliess with
which II holds the blinds, surpasses any thing now in
use.
For sale by the Hardware dealers. All orders ad.
dressed TO the subscriber will he promptly attended to-
CnAS. Z. POLLARD.
Wilkinsonville, Mass, July IL, 1853 dawtf
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cbildren,a TOYS of all kinds.

VNIIUIUu AVJ" VI E7A~ -, ~,
TENHE subscriber has repenished hls SlocA o. Oho
" ever offered IN this city. u mEn n -,
iel5 dawtf ISl man ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-15

Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
xxT AGoNs, Cradles, Baskets, veiocipeds' wheel
w Burrows, Rocking Horses, boys nleus huooet
Ds aa,,,f ''' MERRILL's, AL Main st
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PIANO F0RTES!

TUsF Received New and Second baud Piano Forces,
y fer sale to let, on reasonable terms, PERRY
\ ANDREWS, No Harrington Corner, Worcester,
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n IA hi TED

EOUR Gentleman Boarleis may be accommodated
Il with easant Rooms, few doors from Main st
Also, Gentleman and Wife, and few table board
ers. The House is heated with furnaces.
For particulars inquire al this Office. DIFF $50
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HAIR OILS. &c.
Lyons Kathairon

lust Received fresN supply, which will be sold at
Wholesale Retail. at Ihe lowest cash price, by
BUSH 81 co: Botanic Druggists,
ie4 dT "a Front Street.
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State of New Yorh, County of Saratoga, S.
James Noxon, James 4. Wiley, William Clute
Abram Seeker, Sllas H. SHETLAND, Alfred Noxon and
William Cary majority of the Directors of the IIud-
son River Marine aud Fire Insurance Company, being
dny sworn severally say that the annexed statement
specifying the amount of Capital assets and invest
ments, of said Company, furnished from their Books is
and true according the best their knowl
edge and belief JAMES NOXON,
JAMES T. WILEY,
WILLIAM CHUTE,
ABRAM SICKLtR,
3. Il SHETLAND,
ALFRED NOXON,
VIM CARY
Sworn aud subscribed before this LIST day of Oc-
tOber, A. 1853. ID. w. WAIT,
Justice Peace
CHARLES wAsHBURN, Agent of raid Company, Union
Blnck, 1877 Main st. ne d6t
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w AN TIE o

A SITUATION in Mercantile, or Manufacturing
IA Business, by an active business man, no will in
vest two three ThOusad Dollars Address h. s.
through the Post Office. dawtf sz7
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Wanted Immediately,

DY the subscribers, at their Steam Shop, four good
ID JuuneymdD Machinists, iron wof k and -Four
good wood workmen 10 whom steady employ ment can
be given j. L. 4 A. w. STEVENS
Eas Brookfeld sept g. 1853 DIFF
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Office Hudson River Marine and Fire
Insurance Co., Crescent, Oct. l, 1853.

THE amount of the Capital Of this Company, is
L Three Hundred Thousand DOlare.
Invested in Bonds and Mortgages on Real
Estate, 5000, IT'S 80
Promissoly notes of Stockholders amply de-
cured, 900 90
Bills Receivable negotiable 3l.l76 80
Due from Agents, 43,l63 10
Cash, 1884 So
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1000 Good Vest aakers Wanted.

no whom constant employment through the year vii
L be given, AMI cash payment every week, by
CaAS " FREELAND,
jeS dawtf Union Block. Main ST.
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Machinists Wanted,

FEfHREE four Biacksmiths, accustomed TO the use
Il Of friphammeis. Also, two good Chisel grinders
Apply to Q. FOSTER x CO Worcester, or PAGE,
WhIFNAN d CO, West Fitchbutg.
mcn24 istf
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The amendment was agreed to.
MIR. HAMLIN. The next is:
The amendment was agreed TO.
MIR HAMLIN. The last is

For repairs and preservation of contingencies Of river
and bs bor improvements the Atlantic and Gull coasts
in charge of the engineer department. and to meet charges
for OF the officers and Tor ue ana qaarers,
the payment of which is longer made BY the quartet
and for allowances 70 meet extra er
pense under special direction of the Secretary oil War;
$4,000,
Mr HUNTER am willing to vote for that ia rela,
ton the officers, il the Senate will not put MYERS ana
harbors the army bill.
Mr. HAMLIN. II applies to those works tnst are EN- ~
possession Of the eprne department mere 49,
there is IN charge of the government ofncers, ana .y
have to keep IN repairs Thsi TO pay me on'Ss
Who have the charge of them, That IS "nA' "'''''
stand by ii.
The amendment agreed to. al
The hill was then reported 10 the Senate as AMENDED
Ths PRESIDING OFFICER. The question VIII now
be on coacurr,ng in the amendments made a. IN commit
ea nj the whole Unless senator's desire 70 except some
20 ~ hen ,he question will be taken on all together
Mr WELLER / desire separate vote on the
,msndmen, in relation 10 the suPernendency oil the ar
Mr. RUsK desire separate vote on the one in re-
Ia,ion to the military posts. s.
MT CHASE desire separate vote on the one in re-
gard TO tbs purchase OF the Blue Lick springs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19
Havana Correspondence of the Charleston Courier

40 H.vANA, November T. 1853
hessrs Efitor5f again furnish you With the news Of
ne Gay Ny long silence has arisen from ind Ference
but being absent Of could not coptiuu. nv tssr
country and is 80 still and my services required
out on town think my sufficient and not 10 lose
more time useisssly go to work
nave not been able yet 10 get into my old pos,tjou
therefore, my letter will be rather brief II vs are to
!uose rom the movements and acts Of authorities
suppose that they were rather uneasy Letter
s,pp,ng nss again eommenced-newspapers that have
- neretofore allowed to circulate are prohibited and
~ hIle aunoyances are experienced
80 nay perhaps, recoect that about year since
~ ~ set va privately printed here bearing the name
sn,e.,.d ~ rneeto Another number Of this paper has
coptinus ~ navs been told that IL says that it viii
th ~ sppssr notwithstanding that FaccioIo suffered
dsatn ior i1 pubiicstion and even shonld oth sn -,
sns ooe .,res,s nave been made and n has hee, -
ported TO me that search has been r,.a. - - :; -
OF the government paper, La Gae,ta :" '"' "'''''
am INFORMED tnat the Government of N..z-fa h.. -.
suspended and that the funds raised hs,s I sns oe
warded to Spain for the same in that cpunfrv " ~
In the way Of amusements famous act,..-S s..,,.
Diaz vas broken down after b few appesrsnse~ go
not a. yet her but when she again takes 10 tbs
viii do 90, and give my report. Those which h.ve
heard contradictory
The Bull Fights still in vogue but o. never stssud
them.
You must wait few weeks until get into my usual
rain when my gleanngs will be to the full extent Of
~nat 10 passiDg NJ N.
P. ST. have heard to the effect that vessel
appeared Oh Baracoa at the east the island and
That she hofsted What was supposed signal Of dis
ress and that simultaneously with this sigma The fort
epused and prisoners made who are being ssnt to
Havana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

The SANDWICH IsLAsps-The group of Islands in the
Pacific ocean known the Hawaiian Sandwich Islands
situated in latitude from 10 to y deg north on the
direct line from San Francisco to Hong Kong 2260 miles
from the former and 900 miles from the latter place
The ordinary time required for sailing vessel to make
the passage from Francisco ten days and from the
Islands to China twenty days, About tn. time is
required make the journey to Panama aud to the Society
Islands California The native population of the
seven inhabited islands may be estimated The
time. In round Numbers, as follows Hawaii. 20Ooo; Oahu
$1,000 Miami IS 0o0 KAMA, 5000; Mookai $500 Nj
hau 700 Lanai, 800. Total, SO 500.
The number OF square miles in the whole may b. stated
at 6loo only about fifth Of which arabic land,
although the mountain sides yisd fine pastursge at all
seasons of the year
The native population is rapidly passing away, The
ordinary decrease may be estimated at about eight per
cent. per anuum and it is believed that in ten years
without the intervention Of any epidemic infectious
disease hasten their defamation the number of natives
will be reduced TO less than thirty thousand In lsl9 the
population reckoued so0 600 During that year the
messes hopping cough aud influenza swept of ten thou
sand and the present year also be specially marked
in the Hawaiian calender the Of death The small
pox always so fatal the Aborignes has been raging
here with fearful effect since February Not less than
5000 have died upon the suge island of Oahu out of
population Of lS000 and there abatement Of
disease n. Y, Post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19
HOUSE-FURNISHING.
G,ROCKERY. CHINA and GLlsswlnr oe,

4 tROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE cT1
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLEs.-sAMUEL e. l4A
MOORE CO. have removed their 81 Fl3
" NO. ~ Camp street and daily receiving additions
hlsaiv large supply Of in this line, comprising
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS plain
white and eruAuisned.
FRENCH ENGLISH And AMERICAN GLASSWARE Of rich cut
moulded and plain -
WHITE SfONE CHINA DINNER TEA SETS and sets made
land. 'e
TOILET SETS white and ornsnented Of vAriou, patterns
CHINA. - -
PANIsED TIN WARE. Chafrs psbes Coffee and Te,
Un oyster Dthe C2he Aad Tss Pots Egg Boilers Soup Tureens
With hot water under. Cake aud Jelly etc.
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES sad FORKS, and KNIVES alone
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS etc
SILVER PLATED CASIoRS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS BRITANNIA
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS. FIRE IRONS
and ether acies Of the quality all
found in hia EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
large stock Of WHITE, OPAQUE and COMMON cRoCKERY
wholesAls.
EF We send foods free Of charge
keep portion ot stock for the osnng
olT 8mdAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

MELANCHOLY SuIcIpE PORTLAND, ME-Mr Arnold
Wentworth was lodged in the Jail Portland on the 9th
charged with forging Pension Certificates in default Of
5000 bail He ate his breakfast and then called
Tor razor to shave himself and upon being called upon
few minutes afterwards found lying upon his face
dead having his throat from ear seyering the
right ugular artery He about As years old was in
good circumstances and leaves large and interesting
family.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

DEATH or THE Hoy. WV R. DoUeLAss-fhe Shreveport
Democrat announces that the Hon VIM r. Douglass died
Greenwood in that parish the morning Of the 10th Of
yellow fever Mr. Douglass served in the Convention that
formed the present Constitution Of this State and was
member Of the last Legislature which body he occu-
pied an honorable position He returned to the Le
g'ature Of this State at the election Aays since by
large majority. The Democrat says:
The career Of Mr. Douglass in respects has been
femarkaoe Not more than eighteen months ago he was
sken from behind the counter and placed before tho
Ppe candidate for the Convention and though his
ppusns va ono OF the oldest, most talented and most
ns 'ns eiecton On his return from Conv@ution hs
1s P.1ieo IN nomination for the Lezssfure aud sue
jority is large. - -s'- NM '.
In all the relations Of life the conduct Of Mr. pourI.ss
vas unexceptionabe As he was dutifai and lind
and as friend warm and sincere in hi, astaohnents
He death will be despy regretted BY the people in almost
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

THE IsDrAy suANEH-The philosophy Of the Indian
Summer Is usually stated in this wise in the decay of
plants and leaves in the autumn the which they ab
sorb from the amopheren the spring the
again causing the extraordinary heat of
Indian Summer The Indians in their undisturbed for
sts Of decayng leaves might have found this heat even
greater than do at the present day We believe thu
cold Of May June is for in part for the
opposite reason, that this spngiug grass and forming
leaves rapidly absorb the heat from the atmosphere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

FATAL AccIpESr-A German employed in a warehouse
in Milwaukee, the Sd his death in the follow
ing singular manner He busted in the upper story
in attending the shipment of barley and by acci
dent got leg into the sack through which grain
and overwhelmed by the barley and before he
could be got out the unfortunate smothered
death. He was about thirty i've years Of age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

The PETERSBURG RoBBEHr.-We learn by the Peters
burg Express that $1,000 of the money lately stolen at
that city was found concealed in Pocahontas in tho
yard Of Joseph Dangerhed free Of color The con-
ceament effected by placing the money in an earthen
jar and burying beneath the ground Dangeraed has
been arrested and Is now in Jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19
TEE Q. s. sEy.ToRs IRON ALAsAxA--The Montgomery
correspondent Of the Nohil. Rs3ister xrites.

ThE u B sEsATsRs FROM ALAsAMA-Ths Montgomery
correspondents Of the Mobile Register writes:
There any number of candidates for United States
senators upon the ground doing agreeable to their con-
sttuents. the members of the Legislature Gov Fitz
patrick IS in fine health and spirits under the strong con-
ddenee felt by his friends in his election Senator Gle
mems also here looking with anxious eye to q resto
ration to the place he has held for the years
Besides these, We have with Ex-Governor Chapman
non DAVID Hubbard, Hon. George 8. Houston Judge O.
q Clay, Jr- Gen L. p. Walker, Hon. William Ackin ex-
chancellor Masou snd several others, whose
presented or spoken Of BY their friends or the
ther o. the senatorial seats Neither Col Ewing Mr.
Lyon has yet arrived to my knowledge From the num-
Der OF entries you that have q full feld
and an contest for these Congressional houors
Ihe election will probably take place In twelve
days as Congress meets the first Monday December
and we have now member in the Senate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

GOVERNMENT LANDS Nav MEntco AND UrAH.-It is
most probable that the executive branch of the Govern
ment will at once earnestly urge Congress the mpor
ance of extending the land system of the United States
over the territories above named with the vy Of pre-
venting intermiRable difficulties about lard titles which
must otherwis arise there and to facilitate
age the emigration thithsr of agricultural settlers in
those quarters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

SUDDEN DEATH OF CLERsrMAs-The Rev. Mr. Rit-
tenhouse, the Presbyterian Pastor At washipgtouvie
Pa, who had just finished his church ediace and
had been anxousy awaiting the day of dedication pro-
ceeded on the morning of the 10th by other
cergymen to perform that ceremony Just he entered
the door he fell dead from disease of the heart to the
great CONSERVATION of the audience collected The de-
ceased was well known and respected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

osE OF THE oLp TINE BoArMEs.-Ths Vevsy Tnd)
Revee states that Mr. Heathcoat Pickett who lives
that place and IS years old has made thirty three
trips to New Orleans hat and keel boats and has
walked through from New Orleans to Yevay twentysix
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

DEArH OF MEMBER OF THE RAvEL TRourH.-N Louis
Farm member Of the Rave Troupe. now performing
Ut the National Theatre, died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at the Woodruff House He retired bed the even-
ing previous, complaining of being unwe and when his
room was entered about breakfast time he discovered
in the last agonies of death. physician was inIn-d
stey sent for but before he arrived the unfortunate
was dead NJ. Farrin much beloved by the members
OF the troupe, and died lamented TCincinnat Colum
bian, Sth inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

The NArcHEz RACES We are informed by Capt. Pryor,
OF the Phsrsaa Course that numherof hne horses have
already arriven to contend the turf in the
which begin here on the 22d inst. They ara from the
stables of Capt W j. Minor Col D. f. henner, and Col
7 J. Wells.
Fine sport anticipated and doubtless the attendance
will be large several very interesting contests will
place free Trader
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD.-Ths receipts of
this road for the month of October were s4S7s H. being
of It's per the OF year
The Wisconsin says eighty EIGHT miles of the road are
now finished and that the work gees rapidly on.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

MORE GsLD.-We have been shown some particles of
gold found land entered by Mr. Daniel Hoke of this
place this side of Coosa river in the neghborhood
Kays ferry Gold has been found along nearly all the
branches and ravnes making into the in that local
ty and although in no great qusntity yet it may be
the prelude to greater discoveries, Jacksonville (As
Republican,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-19

MARRIAGE AcrsEss.-Miss Matilda Heron, well
known and admired by all play goers throughout the
country married at Philadelphia on the 9th to W.
Scott, Esq. barrister. of Canada West