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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26
NEW JEwELRY STORI

NEW JEWELRY STORE.
~ GOSSEN b-gs leave TO inform the citizens 81 Ev-
W. ansville, that he has opened Jewelr! Store in
Mr.. kron's House. on First street, between Main AMI
Sycamore two doors below Maiu, where he always
keeps a splendid aud full assortment ofali kinds
Of Jeweiry, watchs Clocks &c., &c ofthc best qua y
Having his stock low prices he is enabled
to sell cheap, and fully cheap us any other House in
this city.
A. Bile isaso prepared to repair any article In the
above line ut short n,.tiee AMI fair compensation.
knowing ibc rty the Citizens Of Evansville he
hopes that they will extend To him fair share other
patronage. nOvl6iy
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REMOVAG.

NJ X. HENDRICKS & CO. have removedt to Fosters
New block, on First street Main, where they
have, on hand a general assortment or BOOTS and
SHOES, which they invite the attention Of country
me, chants. tnov3
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCH MAKERS TOOLS. MATERIALS, sc.
80 THE subscriber, for number Of years engae.
[TA ed ia of he largest importing houses the
~ n East and tor the last four years in Louisville,
has tiker the store Main street. bet. First
Water opposite the Bank. until suitable can
be obaned) where he opening the
ment Of the above goods offered in this city,
prising every variety and style OF Gold aud Silver
Watches. Chains, Ladies' and Gents Pins Ear Kings
Finger Kings Gold Lockes Gold and Silver Spectaces
line Jewey in Setts and la TACT everything
with the Jewelry business.
Watchmak ers Tools and Materials Of all kinds al OF
which he will sell as low other house West
Mountains. Purchasing all of Goods from the man.
ufacturers and importers direci-having a thorough
knowledge ~ every thing artaining the business
together with my extensive acquaintance East
ern manufacturers. can offer Inducements all in
want OF the above Goods 10 give CALL assuring them
tina. they shall fnd every article as represented.
My Jewery Is OF the finest quality manufactured both
Imported and American. the Watches of the most
celebrated Makers and will be 90 keep good
time TO the purchaser.
Being nyselfa practical Matchmaker, viii attend
person ally TO the cleaning aud repairing all watches
trusted To my care. [oci3) e. A. BROWN.
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ByTTROLFF a. SONS,

h1TThOLkf ~ SONSs
n HAVE Just received and have now open for
"a sale and inspection, large and fashionable stock
aA>sS6of Jewery, Watches. silver Ware. Clocks and
Fancy Goods, conpr all the latest and beauti-
ful styles. We particua- attention 10 our
stock Of gold and -ilvr' aicbes, among which are
some extra fine English lie in heavy gold cases; asn
very fine silver Watches. vn hand the
largest and most pletC mt Of Jewery Silver
Ware, &c, offered In this low
prices: and therefore respectfully invite the Ladies
the public generally, To give call and take look
even IL you don't buy. BITTROLFF Il SONS
sep2I3md Main st. between First q Second
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ELECTTON NOTUCE

NOTICE hereby given, that an election will DO beld
lN at the Phoenix Engine House, on Vine street, Sat-
urday 26th day OF November is53 for the purpose
Of filing vacancy In the Office Of Councilman oi the 5th
Ward, occasoned b, the resignation of Richard Rae gh
Esq, the late incumbent. (Iohn Burtis. lnspector
By order Of the Common Council. GEO. II. TODD,
noyli.td City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

NEW BOARDING HOC SE.
CORNER FOURTH fxARKET) ASo WALNUT sTs., f2D ABOVE
MAIN.) EVANSVILLE, Ia.
VINHlS House has been thoroughly repaired and such
L Improvements made TO render IL the largest and
most comfortable and modous Boarding House in the
city is situated i'm the peasantest part Of the town;
the most convenient the Railroad Depot Canal and
Market and within five minutes walk from Water street,
the centre Of business Regular Boarders and the
Trancient Public will accommodated with comfortable
lodgings and the best fare the Market affords.
TERMS per week, 81 So Dayboarders So 10 per week.
oct26-lmd. J.JEAkiNS.
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SELLING OFF COST.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
DEING DESTROYS Of going into other business. offer
ID my entire stock Of Clothing and Gentcmcn's Fur.
nshpg Goods, Cost. To any wishing To go into
the Clothing business, Offer first rate opportunity To
90 into business already established. will rent the
House any wishing it, and sell them the goods at
great bargain. and the most accommodate ny terms
Those persons indebted by note or book account
are hereby notified call and make settlement imme-
diutey, US must close up my business without loss
time. y GUMBEkIS.
novIe II Water street, between Main and Sycamore.
WARNING.
IL ne rsons are hereby forbidden to trust
n count yellow boy named Geo. w ashingtOn Ward,
who was bound to me regular apprentice, he having
left without ne rssi"n cause. will pay debts Of
his contracting. (novl5-3t") EMERY WILSON.
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NEW JEWELLERY

AT HUSTACEs. FIRST Sr. BET. MAIN Il LOCUST
II AN now prepared TO offer 10 the public az fine
"a and select AN assortment OF Jewciry as can bc
gsszafound any where West. have Just received an
invoice Of fine Watches, Of different patterns and ceIc
batcd makers; also addition of fine Jewery and ST.
yer Ware. which Twill sell price, 10 suit pu rchaser
ifyou don't buy. IoctI7
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VT>EAS-s and - n boxes Imperial, G.. Powder and Y
Il Hyson Teas; slso 25 half chests do.
movie ALLlS d HOWES.
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HALF SPANISH sEGARs:.A consignment
nova s. 4. GILBERT q CO.. Syc. near Water.
IL Of Dressed tlooring thoroughly seas"ned KEEP, by
now JOHN F. GLOVER.
STOVESl TIN AMI COPPER EsTAB.
LISHMENT.
- THOMAS SCANTLIN, Of the firm Of Scantlin
Sl& Parvin, has returned from Princeton and TAX
ZEN up his residence permanently In thus riry,
where he will devote his personal attention to all
branches their business Mr.. s. would call the
ton Of the public generally and his old customer RS
to their extensive stock Of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared to do all sorts OF
Tin. Copper and Sheet.iron Custom Wosk, Steamboat
work, &c. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
Call ut the store of SCANTLIN & PARV1N.
movie Main stcct, bet First and Second.
CRESCENT CITY BANK,
SAVINGS DrrARrMrSr.i
INTEREST at the Of six per cent per pay
able scmi-annually, will be allowed upon all Weekly
DEPARTS de in the Savings Department Of this Bank.
For full particulars and rules, apply at the
Bank open daily! from 81 I" u o'clock A. M. and from
WILLARD CARPENTER, Pre- =.
w. BAKER, Cash'r. (novl2-2m
VTNHURSDAY night Sorrcl Horse star In forhehead,
l. both hind feet white. He is twelve years old, trots
well also saddle aud bridle taken mt the iime from
Scott Township, i'm this county. reasonable reward
will be given for the horse thief.
nov53tdwl RICHARD BROWNING.
SUNDwIEs...
~ 10 cascs half quarter and whole boxes Sardines:
100 boxes sssd Pickles, Preserves, Cafsup and Pie
Fruits;
cases wood.box Matches;
5casks Salt Petre;
10 boxes Brandy Peaches and Cherries;
case Guiana Jelly;
10 bbls assorted Nuts;
2cases Preserved Ginger
cases. Table Oil;
1O,OOO Havana Cigars;
sS,CO assorted Spanish Cigars;
lcO boxes 9 by 10 WinCow Glass,
~ ooxes Virginia Tobacco;
Just per steamer Chancellor and for sale low by
nov23 PRESTON BROS.
DEPOSITS.
MN Following rates If interest will be allowed upon
Il deposits, by the Crescent City Bank, viz:
Deposits pay able on demand, , g cent. per annum.
do for months, Q do :" do
do do4 do So do do.
do do Sto ~ months, q do do.
do do l2mos. and orer7 do " do.
WILLARD CARPENTER, Pres't.
". RAHss, cssAf, [ns,ls-n
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NJ kegs assorted, Just reed and for sale by
IN hoyIO e. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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L>LAXSEED, FEAI HERS The hghes, mnr-
l. kct price paid for them in cash Groceries, by
novi5 >. h. GILBEkT & CO., Syc. near Water.
L,LOOR OIL CLOTHS.-Jus, received a, the
l. Evansville Carpet Store. assortment Of Floor
Oil Cloths OF patterns. Cloha cut nt any hail.
COLBURN Il HERSBERGER
seP92 First street. below Main.
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TTALr SPANISH SEGARS.-A consignment
Ill Of eSuO for sale, very low, in lots to the trade.
nova s. 4. GILBERT q CO., Syc. near Water.
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NOTICE.
HAVlSG disposed 81 eur Drug Store on Water st..
Il to Messrs. j. NJ. d. Miller & Co., take pleasure
in RET omn'endinx them 4" the patrons of the house rs
perfect gentlemen and accommodating business men,
Mr. Morris having had charge of Prescription Sure In
Philadelphia for six years. l. In every respect competent
TO take charge Of that oranch the business.
KELLER, FARNSLEY e. CO.
Having purchased the above named Drug Store We
would respectfully solicit "fthe patronage
~ libe rally extended to close
lion TO business md reasonable prices will ensure sue.
cess. we confidently expect It..
nOv.i-iwd I'M. n. MILLER & CO.
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DINE SHINGLES.-Ioo00o Pine Shingles, extra
aoy7 JoHK F. GLOVER.
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NEW BOARDING. HOUSE.

GOOD White Fish. Beef Tongues and No. Macker
VI el,for sale by (oct3D ThOs. BACON & co
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aov2-d&wtI

CHOES! SHOESIl--We havcjus received large
- supply Of Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen's Shoes
and Caters which offer for sale at New Store i'm
Fosters Block, ON Firstst. near Main.
noyn VK HENDRICKS e. Co
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NRESSED FLOORlNG.-A constant supply
OF Dressed Flooring, thoroughly seasoned, kept by
now JOHN +. GLOVER.
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ERRING.-A choice lot OF fresh Herring reed
IL per Fanny Fern, at the sign Of the Golden Fish,
and for sale b! (oct5) PRESTON BROS.
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OFFICE WANTED.
GOOD sized. we'll furnished room for IN Once sit
"A uated on Main street, bel the Court House, OF
near tho Post Once. Address c., tAm day. at Journal
omce. n0v21-us
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WHEREIN NHEI

, S,RAyED from the enclosures of Mr.. Parrot,
XIsJS the eth Of October, light red COW, having
~ with her Calf Of same color-pe rtsps three
moRths old. said Cow Is about years DID, marked I'm
right with Swallow fork and ssunder Bit and
in the left with sunder slope"
Any one informing where the above. be found.
or who will return them shall be literally reward
ed. (novI2-d&wiwl W. H. McCARER.
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MAGIC Cesed Watches. also some very fno Rail
ltl road Watches in Silver Gases at
&. A. BROWNS,
oct3 Main st. opposite the Bank
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NAILS! UBELMONT,s NAILS!!
lust reed $50 kegs Of the best Wheeling brand, assd
d Sd to 20d; also
Spikes, Wrought and Cut to inches;
Casing Nails. Cd to rcd;
Finishing Nails, Ito 3inch.
Builders and mechanics will DO well to examine these
Nails befsre buying the quality cannot be exceled
full Kept all times at the New Hardware
store of (noyID CHAS. s. WELLS.
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GENTS EUR NlSHINls GOODS.
LARGE assortment Of Shirts: silk. Cotton. Merino
"A and all Wool Under Shirts aud Drawers, Gloves,
super English half Hose, Cravats Collars rich Velvet
and Silk Vestings. Silk and LINN Hdkfs, and Pant
Ssun all Of tho iatest styles and best quality. Please
call and examine st
CCLBURN Il HERSBERGER'S,
sep92 First street, below Main
SMAWLSs SHAWLS!!-A great variety Bay
~ state Long and square Shs wla: printed Cashmer
and black silk Shawls; black and cold Embroidered
Shawls: super Breach L.ne Shaws: for sale low at
COLBURN & HERSBERGER'S,
sep2s First street, below Main.
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pAssEnaERs PER- JAMGsroMN, rRoM NEm

YosK-Ro b Bagby, 4 Barraad, w Beuand, Mis-
isfgaad, Geo Wslaen, w + Gleason, Hechi, Sami
Vesyh ~ itleI, jno Il Stsrr. a Il Al Cooke, Jao Cap
,sagi, Jao q Gregory, q Ssyla. NJ hontero, w Z
Fes, u Baiae, Tnos ID Nesi aud daug hter, NJ IS l.
-;o!elase, SAINT Stsaus, VIM Davis, ) Batting, 4 Al
fGyt II NJ Smith Geo fay Tor, Robs aiagshaii, Jr.
9tT, . LeonsId T. III PaIhan, O ~ Paypter Thos
Taonlas, Il Saaw, d + post N Hunt J 4 .iunt,
+ Cole, Ii Hahn, IL Deinitl, w II Green. .fas Me.
;.aiev, MIS- o Clarke. Saull Whitaeer Hugh Liudsy.
Jao Daniels. lady aud daughter. Geo Somers, Wm
f'egetE Mas II Henry, Jnn Winant, O. q Garrison,
'es Garrison, Jr Miss z NJ Woodward. Mrs SScruggs,
MISS Anderson, Mrs McCaw aud granddaughter.
iSasc y fecS. hifs ii fecA, ~ kevaIi, G4us beers
std servant: Thos Fadea aud lady, Geo l. SEARS ard
sdy, Laws Fiasp, Ur l. Whiting, U N. b Log
al, U n, Mrs " Il Harrison, daughter aud nurse,
drs Z Polnts, II n Florence, NJ ss II Hutzier ME-
4 Mansfield, Mrs " II Cope, A Wilkinson, @ L. Har-
isoa, 5 n. g c Thompson, Il Dudley aud lady,
Mrs X NJ " hiti.e, E l. Walters, Mrs Z Herbert,
Mss Sarah l. Herbert Drake, L Hart, Mrs
Com Wilkinson aid daughter, Mrs bowman and
child. Miss Bawman. II ,nsme. ) J S,'nonsop.
Miss Patteson, Ii Dolacher, IL Florence, Jas L. Bir-
uey, Z bearing, z Desrng, Z Harrington w q
hamilton, Collins l. Rush, son and daughter,
5 f SeoviiIe, Boydton, 3 l. Underwood L kins-
ley, Mrs Crowel, C Kelly, Miss Gillian and %
ia the steerege-
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ARRIVALS Al THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,


AMERICAN H0TEL.-G w Warwick, Lynch
burg; N Floyd, Brookield; III Hoyt, Seaz, S
C; Mrs Clarke, Chesterfield; T Scruggs, Powha-
tan. s+--e e.~,s-,-s -sz>sy asa-gss
COLUMBIAN HOTEL 8 NJ Clarke, Patrick; D
Parish, w NJ Branch, Goochlahd; Whitare, New
Hartford; L Flagg, Boston; 7 Deneal, III Bette
Deneal, Miss L Coleman, Danvile.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-A w Garrett, Albemarle;
Taos 0oyd, WyIheviIle; w Corbin, Caroline A
Dozer Ir, Fls; a A bEonteiro. N o; N Wilkinson,
u Y; q II PaynJarr, do; G Bairand, Norfolk; Miss
5arcnd, do; / 1. Bairsud, Portsmouth.
CITY aOTEL-R McTutus. Phila; Capt Thos e
;i.nuls, r & X r; E Il West, Chas City J Chris
ian, J BrDw!er, Augusta; Captain D Hill, Steamer
tugusra; F S Cheifen, StQuntan; y Peters Va L Il;
! S ireland, Rocklard; q Z Keen. New Bed ioid 3
) Pal, Hanover; T Jordan. Chas City; Dr. Poindex-
er, Va; 5 Sutton, King VIM; Dickinson, C J
eyiu., Hauovcr; J r HaTdin. Va Z X; w Lansft,
La; o /; Ducker and lady, Miss Campbell, Miss Du-
see, Y; w W Long Boston; L FL Benow. Dus-
sell, Tenn; S Andrews, Cumberland; Preston,
Norfolk.
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The Hermann (Mo) RacteabIatt speaks OF the
wine harTes, in that quarter being all that the
culhgators could ask. No estimate has yet been
given of the quantity made but it is already clear
tina; it Is large. In some vineyards the grapes have
ripenei slowly, and thus CURED a great amount
of labor in the gathering ia others, almost all at
once but in both the fruit has been OF an extra
quality. Most of the farmers in that sLborhood
nowd evo.e an acre or two 10 wine, andE fad the
profits about equal to those of the ,rest of .her
farms The quality ofthe wine this year ia excel
len: though whether or not it viii equal that Of
1S4e with was extraordinary, seems to be doubt
full
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NTORTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL

vi AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIcE 81 PER
BoTTLE.-Physeians of the fist standing In the me.
deal profession and prescribe it the eec-
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
from diseases complaints brought by sedentary
habits exposure indigestion torpid state of the liver
er impurities of the Blood now look upon this COR
DIAL as most mysterious and magical In its healing
properties and restoring powers Ii stands promine nj
in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia General De-
bty and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia Indiges-
ton Loss ct Appetite, Acdity OF the Stomach Ner-
yous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head, Cos
tiveness or Irregularities the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains or Misery in the Side Region of the Heart,
Elauency Depression of Spirits Palpitation of the
Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations Pros
tration of the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Sensa-
TONS kumbness of the Flesh or Limbs, Dfiicst
Protuse Expectoraton, Night Sweats, Diseaseso the
Heart, Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Diseases
of the Kidneys, Derangement or PROSTATE Condition
of the Organs of Nature which painfu lrresu'
iartes especially with Females producing Debility
and Prostitution of the Nervous SYSTEM Pale or Sal
MORTiMORE.S BITTER CORDIAL is purely
vegetable, peasan toake, and perfectly safe to be
used in any state Of health by the most delicate
female or child.
" Price one dollar per bottle.
w. V. ALEXANDER l. Co, Proprietors No. Bar
clay street, tAstor House,l New York
sP Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most Invaluable and remedy for Rheumatism
il all its FORMS either inlanmatory acute, ehro.
mic, difference how bad the case, how long
standing This is Nortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is vegetable extract, an internal
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies The evidence is.most overwhelming and con.
vinclns, as given by vast numbers o on most re-
spectacle citizens
Call and get circular and read the letters andcer.
titicates of your friends and those around YOU who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to
perfect health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., sole Agents
fer Richmond. ap 20
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TIE CASE OF Mss CUNNINGHANE.-The Turin
correspondent of tue London Timcs says:
Ny letters from Florence say thai, when it was
no.ihel to Miss Cunninehane, at Luccs. on Monday
morning last, that the Grand Duke had given an
order for her release, she positively refused to
leave the prison on net of grace, as she had been
imprisoned month without being brought 10 trial,
and her advocate had told her that no verdict couo
be obtained against her, she had not transgressei
,helaw, and therefore she would not go until she
had seen him. Ia the evening it was announce. 10
he- very ciyilly that 60 she must. she still re-
fused, and then she told that il she did not go
freely, she would be carried out by force, upon
which she replied, ''Give me that In handwriting
and viii CO. They di So and accordingly she
went. Report says the tracts for the distribution
of which size wssinpgisoned were not of a charac-
ter = iUpiicate her in any attempt TO proeeyte,
even bring the Roman Catholic religion into con
tempt; and moreover, that ecclesiastical coun-
Gil had examined them az LucCa, and could find no
evidence in them aganst her. hear ALSO that her
advocate told her she could make no resistance to
The royal viii, and must accept her release; but
thathe was sorry tor IL as he felt that he had
good case It's difficult now to arrive at the whole
truth. which viii! most likely be made public when
parliament mee.s
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 4.-The advices from Eu-
rope by the British mail steamship Africa. whish
ieis Liverpool for New York on tho sad ult., were
received IN New Orleans at noon on Friday, by the
Western linc Of telegraph. The sales of Cotton Ia
New Orleans on Friday comprised 1900 bai RS
The arqaaiiiss were frni. aud strtct Mtaasisg
have amounted to 81 900 bales The decrease In
tho receipts at all the Ports up to the latest dates
az compare with Last year. u 20i ooo naics. rolk
aasdeeined. and go bDls OF ess have neen soia az
sl4 50 per Dbl. Prime Molasses 70 worm - Genus
ia gtllg the week at iron, 10 II cents per ID.
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pr.KruL DISASTER AT SEA.-Late foreign pa
pegx have tie following account Of the iosa Of the
shio Dalhousic, and dry nine lives
The shin Daihou IN from Gravescna 18Th ut, FOR
sydney. salk on the 10Th OF Beec5y head Fifty
niue lives were lost The only particulars that
hava reached us-iadee3 all that is known. OF
likely to be knowa-of t.is melancholy loss we
have from the only survivor Joseph Reed. lie
Gays that he was 81. the helm 1t tao time, when be
suddenly felt tsennuious sacti 81 n the ship and
az once perceived tia ST. was sinking lie ran up
10 the neutrality-suspicious., whea she speedily wen
down, carrying with her, We regret 10 say, all on
board ex ,ept this solitary survivor. AZ she suak
he was foated elf and managed to support himsel.
forseveral hours on one OF the boats chock< when
hewss seen and picked up. after being upwards OF
ten hours in the water, by the brig MicfeH Gr7r-,
Ransom OF Arundel, and landed yesterday a Dover.
Fortunately the Dahoasie had few passengers.
only three ladies aud six children besides the cap
taiu's wife and two children. few other cabin
passengers awaited the ship a. Plymouth who have
thus fortunately been preserved. 1t was blowing
strong at the iime the vessel sunk, but this in DO
way accounts for her suddenly going down. The
nalhousie was strong ship, only five years old,
teak.built at Moulmeia, in the last Indies. She
had valuable cargo on board.
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AFFRAT AND MuRDER.--We learn (says the No
bile Register OF 2sth ult,> that ARRAY occurred
On Monday night, at a place called Gunnison's
Greek, ia this county, some fifteen miles from the
city, which resulted in the death of a man named
Patterson, and the dangerous woundiag ofauotaer
named w lkins cor 'ner's inquest was held on
the body of Patterson, Wednesday, and warrant
formurder issued against Henry steggy and Wm.
Lotion, both of whom have been arrested.