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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

received al Athens. The King, refused. dc.
clarinR thai he would leave his capiloI.
Prince Napoleon has sent 1876 musksls TO
Persia is .hreasened BY lhe Turkomans,
Who have ,sken The fouress Of Moro and
Meschid.
The Grand Duke Cons,anIns was expee-
ted a, Symperpool. 4
The Emperor Of the French. |. Il rumor-
cd, 10 10 wish England.
A mos, diabulical outrage has been per-
ps,rated in Ireland. About 900 inhabitab,s
OF Enniskillen and neighborhood, including
the Earl of Enniskillsn. proceeded 10 Derr,
on .he 18Th. BY Railroad, and had gsant
Pro,es,sn. and Orange celebration: As the!
were returning. the train came In conIac
with large fraemen. 81 rock. placed upol
,he rails. near an embankmeni. throwing III
wsin If the rails, instantly killing he so
ker, and wonnding numerous others. includ
ing The Earl. l, is stated 10 hste been
deeply lsid conspiracy, and suspicion oi
was entertained before; 90 Unusual rrecau
,ions we're taken, and the train was going
q very slow rs,e, otherwise. the loss Of III
would have been idRh.fnl. ~. .'lS 7.
THuRsDAY,- Wsars in receip, Of despu,ci
e. All the Admirnls met on hoari ID
Duke OF Wellington. Sweaborg and GfoI
s,adt are moi ie be aliscked this season.
j French Admirals and feet sailed fof Frame
on Monday. III Y ,2HNl lfilei f-45,'
II The Austeslaz GOT on Schmyle rocks; u
threw of 81 guns and 90, cf again.saiS9
MADRID. 7.--All the Electoral Comtni
ices Of Madrid have adopted the prOgrahd
Of the Liberals. iIs'fFt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

By the las, steamer, dates have been re.
csived 20 September 8. .aW sstd
The S,s,esman SAYS. harvesting In the
Willamette Valley is nearly cnmpls.ed. By
iar the creates. crop ihs, has ever been Gu,
10 Oregon, has besn Ra,hered this year.
The surplus will about equal FIVE years
supply Of our present population. tt
RuMoRs OF INDIAN hosTILlTIEs.- Says
,he Statesman: Rumofs reach US Of more
serious spptehensions Of Indian difficulties
in Rogue River Valley. We slearn iha, Joe.
head chief, has in,ima,ed ,ha, he will be
unable 10 restrain his wafTinrs from hosiili.
lies. and proposes 10 surrender himself 10
the whites, leaving the balance Of the tribe
10 6eh, out their differences.
| RAPID PRoGREss. .-Eigh,een months ago
saws The Herald, there was bu, single log
cabin on the size Of Crescent City Nov
we have q row Of elegan, buildings on From
street. half a,mle in lerg,h, some Of then
slaunch frame. and part Of them commo
dious FIRE proof brick structures. presenting
one Of The handsomes, wafer. irons Of an,
town in The State. On the cross streets, OF
Second and Third s,r., where one year az
the timber and underground we've SO dense
squirrelcould scarcely squeeze Itself through
we now see beautiful cleared lots inclose
; and ready for buildings. Upon some @
them are already erected nice frame an
: brick buildings, soon TO be filled with smiI
ing and happy families, seeking here pei
manen. home. There, 100, is new churc
being rapidly completed. ipi
r. The Coal VEINS recently discovered
klamath county, have come up 10 the mo-
sanguiae expectations Of their proprietor
The company. as soon ds the Stase Geologi
makes his repor, intend TO commence o.
era,ions on large scalein ge,.ing ou. CO
for the San Francisco market. 1nyif.n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

The Result The election is over, and
The resul. is pretty generally known. Ev.
ery,hing has gone Ami. Nebraska, or AMI.
administration. The official returns are
mol YET received from more Than FIVE or six
counties; bu. enough is known to render /.
ceriain ,ha. no, one Administration Con.
gEessman is elected in Ohio, and but one 10
Indiana. The Republican Sale ,ickew are
also elected in both these States by over.
whelming majori,es. In Pennsylvania,
Pollock is elected Governor, aud mos. Of the
delegation 10 Congress is Ani-Adminisrra-
lion. The result in this District is perh aps
the mos. astonishing Of all. |, has hereto
fore been considered the mos. hopelessly
Democratic disuic. in Ohio; and ye,iI has
given the heaviest Anli.AdminisIra,ion ma.
iori.y. Without attempting to account for
the great changes broagh, about, we rejoice
a. the result. Il has given 10 this disIric.,
al least. one OF the ablesI representatives 10
Congress--one who will no, only do honor
n ,bs di.,,ic, h,, w,,, ,.aa., .,.d;, ,,,.u -.
s,.,s M, Ho,,o, &. ,a,.on ~. =, ....'I
o: the compliment paid him by The voters ol
this district. and the voters have reason ,c
luoh,sd - homo,
,y
| ~ ~. Fa'u 'a'' - 's'u" - "'unP1
ny,rnn; @ = e' ',, uu' ~ ".u"Pn o
nsnrv s,s 10 monotcl
IL. ~ -0 'u''' ne'ea' ano
-. o " ' 'o".a. ma, ~ '"e ' w
."'" 'a"u'ua'es ,"et'
's'N ~ 0 'O.ese' " "e peoP'e' M'
o' f.s'" a's0u "s'' "ns' parry
800 - sss'Os !. w. s'O '0"s"eu On 'na' PO'n'
~ 80 '".' '' ~ "a"e' no" 'eno'an'
- M ,ho' ,'.' :. -" O's"Or's' "en ~s'e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

IGrER PROM CALIFoRNIA.--N1w YoRK,
Oc,. 9.h.--The general election Of the 9Th
resulted 10 The success Of Denver and Her
be,t, Anti. Broderick Democrats, for Con.
vrsss. In The Legislature so far as heard
from the Why's have el, cted Z, and the
Democrats 26 Senator'S To the Assembly,
ihe Wings have IS, and The Democrats 45.
but /, isg doub,ed we,her the Democrats
would be able 10 unite upon a candidate for
United Suites Senate.
Ia San Francisco the Know Nothings
carried everything before Ihsm, and elected
their candidate for Mayor, s. P. Webb, for
merry Mayor Of Salem. Massachusetts, bv
over 500 plurality. On the sicke. 81 names
Of Know No.hings were elected. 20 from
the nominees Of the Wing and ami Broder.
ick Convention, and were the nominees Of
The Know No,hings, only. They elected
every man By some 1000 majority. Tho
Know Nothing vote was $500. ou, Of about
1900 In the whole ci.y. The new Com.
mon council Is composed Of l2 Wings and
I Democrats.
News from the mines continues favora.,
ble, lhs Southern mineis especially are
more successful Than ever.
The overland emigranls are arriving. but
no, go numerously as in former years. The
Chinese 10 the number Of 800 to 1000 ar
rive a, San Francisco every week or ten
days, most Of whom are slaves to their moro
wealthy conn,rymen. There are abou, the
average number Of murders. assaults, &C..
recorded.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
Additional News BY the Canada.

NEW YoRK, Oct. The inslruclio ms
issued 10 lhe troops at Varna a, the moment
Of their departure had been published. and
displayed evidence Of the mos, minute care
and forelhough,, and indicate thar the linen
ZION is 10 make an immedia:s attack on Sc.
vastopol. IN M f.t rs
dispatch dated Varna, the 22i. says:
From Russian sources il has been ascertain
ed tha, The Russians did not oppose the land
ing Of the allies, because their entire force
in the Crimea was $4,000 msr. besides The
garrison q, Ssvaslopol. The Russians have
$500 men aud 48 guns on the heigh, 10 Sc
vaslopol, and will defshd them TO The utmost.
The allies march on Sevaslopol via Sym.
perpool. The fret encounter was anicpa-
led about the 2lsl or 22d. unless the Rus.
slams advanced from their position TO meet
The allies.
Ships with troops were off the fortress OF
Kinborn and the Island Of Tenbrii. Odessa.
doubtless with the view oi in,efcep.ing Rus.
sian rcinlorcdments.
The English are said 10 have captured a
Russian Express sieumer, with important
despatches from Sevastopol. '@s2
VIENNA. A.-The nemisdea BlRdt states thai
on the i3ih. all The strand ba.leries recently
erected al Odessa. was destroyed by part oI
the allied fleet, on the l2lh.
A powder magazine had exploded a. Pc.
sekop. There Is said TO be great loss Of lie
on the par Of Russians. Anumber Of ves-
sells Of the alIies were also damaged.
Sr. PRgERsURGH, i4:--A Hutnber Of reg.
IMsnss have been inspected by the Emperor
and hlve left 10 join The campaign 10 sht
Souh. a'ia aiiisa ea'o' Af
ATHENS. 16.--The French commander
has demanded ,ha, $4,000 troops should be
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17


RoBBERY.-On Friday nigh, lss,, Judge
Simpson. Of Rutland, retired 10 bed, leaving
his PanialOons on chair in all adjoining
room. Ia ,he morning, he found .ha, his
Pocket'bo0k, containing eighty three dollars
in money, and certificates Of deposit amount.
ing To- about six hundred dollars had been
stolen from the pockets, by some one who
entered during the night. The door wss
closed, bu. no, locked. As ihs Indian ex
hibiors were in Rutland nt the limo, sus.
Picion fell upon them. Two Of the numbsl
had sbsconded. The remainder Wer,
searched The next day, but nothing Of lhs
stolen properly found upon Them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

MeohE : SlLSss5'o. ss', '''ssns 49, In. = 'rs
hsvs S, lirs.'ss o,s,,s ,as,'n. can q ,os have
sn opportunity q huslas i, taken BY Moore
q Gilbers. 4. iheir Daguerrean Boa', lying
a' Cheshire: During snvir Say ,!, mere sney
NV ~. .vss h,s y ~ W. s,os .ss' ,S,.v ss,
,;f..,,.., q. Nv. ,,,l,c Anv ana ,,isi,;nv ,h..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

nppears 20 be gelsing meFe 50. owing 10 the
heavy expUrhlion Of specie, and lhr laci
that bresds,u6s are cheaper In Liverpool than
shey are in New York. ,hus preventing their
shipment iopay balances 0i trade against Us.
We find BY The last arrivals ,ha, money Is
easy 10 England, and is becoming quite
plenty IN Pais. The opinion prevails 10
Europe ,ha, if the expedition agalns, Sevas.
lopol Is successful, monev mausfs will b.
easier there than for years past. Ths New
York Tribune copies letter from Paris.
from which we Ax,rac, the following:
THE maniirsI improvement, Ia financial
matters naliced in nv las, Letter has con,in-
usd and increased. ,hs evidence al which
lyou have 10 ,hs advance 10 Cousols. French
Railway Securities ,as well o. English Rail.
way Shares. reduction in The rate Of In
teresi By The Bank Of France is now conf
derdy expected; in fac. |, was looked for N,
pas, week. Ac,inn upon this question, how
: lever, was deferred shorl time ior olhe
reasons. and not because Inc supply Of nun
ley and ability Of The bank does moi jusli('
the measure. AL eyes are now ,urned 4
fl,hs expedition 10 the Crimea. Upon ,hs fai
Of this expedition hangs the question Of III
character and expense Of the war for III
|. fu,ure. All our friends here agree In rpiu
: ion that Il the allied forces are successful |
i their sffor.s against Sevaslcpol. there will B
!, perfscl restoration Of confidence and a
unparalleled prosPeri.y--an immediate Loo
ening of,he purse Strings for the inves,meI
n Of money This would very speedily affs
: american Securities Of approved charac.e
!. Most OF our capitalists are out Of town, On
bunness Is therefore quiet" 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

LATER FROM EuRoPE.--The steamer Eu.
ropa arrived a. lialifsx on "Wednesday last.
with Liverpool dates To the 30,h Of Seplem'
ber. No news Of fighting In the East,
though duly expecsed.' There 10 intense in.
'erssl in England and Flancs abou. ,hs Sc.
vas,opnl expedition. ri 9a aam
Breads,ufs had advanced slightly. Pro-
visions remained unchanged. London MAO.
ney market firm. .a eorj pssgs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

Loss OF THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP ARCTIC.
On Wednesday, Sept 9Th, in dense log.
the steamer Arctic came in.o collision with
an iron propeller a. sea, abou, 90 miles from
Cape Race. All save abou. lhirIy Of The
passengers supposed 70 be lOs.. Particulars
mex, week.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

INV CouRr HoUsE.-The building Of the
new Couu House was Ie, ou. last week by
The Commissioners appointed for the pur-s
pose, 10 Mr.. Mnllineaux, Of Gallipolis, for
The SUN Of 5000. The County Cour ra,i.
fed the contract. !, ia so be nearly on The
same plan Of the Court House a. Gallipolis.
--WeaeTn Messenger.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

usual amount Of whisky and profanity made
use Of Some lighting. We rejoice that
such things are not COuntsnanced on this
side.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

ANOTHER SrBANBoAT CALAMlrY.--The
Lake steamer 3. X. Collins, caugh. ere on
The nigh. Of The Bib ins,., near the light.
house q, Fort Maiden. q .hs mouth Of
DeIfoii river, and before she could be 20. 10
shore tOsniy.tlrss persons persisted in the
flames or the water.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

At a meeting Of the School Board Of Salisbury
township, held Monday, Oct. leth, the following
resolution was adopted:
REsoLyrD by the Township Board Of Salisbury
township, that twenty-five days Of six hours
each, shall constitute a school month, anu sixty
six days school term Of three months.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

INDIANA BANKs.--The Cincinnati Brokers on
the 9th inst refused to purchase the notes Of the
Indiana Free Banks. They are also refused in
trade. 'H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.--The fall term
Of the Cour oi Common Pleas will com.
nence on Monday, October S0,h--,wo weeks
from yesterday. Those interested will please
bear this in mind.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
Kansas Territory.

J. O. DEpEw. Esq, Of Middleport, has
kindly furnished us, for publication. the fol-
lowing letter from his son, who is now,'we
believe, in Kansas territory will, no
doubt, be read with deep il. by many
Of our friends who contemplate epigrating
to that country soon:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

MoNerARy AFrAIRs. While the money
Now York remains stringent, and
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

formed ios some particular pany Or lnction,
Again se sayls Il 10. Z PARTY triumph
-. 3 : I.lnmrh over KLNG Party.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

PaEMIUM LIST. We re-publish the Pre-
MUM List this week, for the benefit Of those
interested.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

aTnr RAcfs Some horse-racing took
slsee across she river Last sptnrday. The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20

A M ERlCAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = FOR
~ every Day and Evening, Except Sunday from
/. ID 7 WENIY-FHE CENTS ADMITTANcE. WILDE the price
Il Il e Ts . " ! Of
and lhs rss h.
M 4 MEN fiss = sens asts quite
s aa ds1s r., L IL GH
PICTURE already shs and
SCULPTURE en5u.on ssmbody Marble
Many bssdss AZ route from
sf.sss's as sRs s. sGs sf42RH
n.sl, .s s s fA DnS F4 HEEL
ETg FEET in A
IL G T.
H. s5y.,a, Palace
ssssi " Sugc
CRY stsl Palace every Morning Aiieroon and EyeninE
Tss Dss Rs a sSP
and Invention 81 which shall hsye been
closing the Of psssnbsr provided
s is;fSiI
IL S hol ons Been Il
Crystal during the three she
asass 6ss
the
diaassa such
Hundred Dollars s.o
their
Original Works the opening Crystal Palace
exhibited therein Aforesaid shall be aduge
such distinction after the most Aforesaid
The sbest
shall be appointed toexamne critically
the mentioned The proceed
appointments before
The will, aao discretion Dplo-
the Exhibitors Inventors
| sufficient o entie them such distinction.
articles which deemed worthy
position Worlds Industry WITHOUT
/ ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS. II T.
An efficient Police constant
protecting articles exhibited but Asocis
accountability damage articles
Canes ETC., left door
the Crystal Paiaeis Bonded Waehcuae visitors
packages aixe into
No Checks given and re-nded The
payla Pr I, BARNUM Prags DENT
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.EsesC .yerseu Zssac Points.

e The Subscribers have hand viii be constantly
snpd, from the mandatory, Zinc Paints
nnde by the celebrated n
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which they offer to the trade accommodating
The SNOW WHITE universally
lead pnsss daaey and durability inside
Will greater weight
lie thus rendering economical; whe being
pc Of health
all familiar with the deeteioas quality pain.
factt uad from lead.
Tie BROWN ZINC peculiar protective and quail
es s especially recommended ether metallic
faces Tie STONE COLOR Possesses similar properties to th
Brown color better adapted for painting dngs de
pots Bridges Ths Company the Paints manufacture
bythe and TO keep fresh and soft for reason
time, clnne. To be used prec,aeiy like White Lead
a5- Ground in H. kegs lbs
sale by @. c. B0GERT l. CO.. So Camp street. my6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20

SMART GIRLS A couple of girls were ar
rested in Nashua few days. since for some sort
of improperly, and ordered to Amherst Jail.
Before leaving, they escaped from their keepers
once, but were soon retaken AT Amherst they
were given high berth in the institution there,
but last Wednesday they jumped from an attic
window, went mile or SO and stole q horse and
wagon from Mr.. F.W. Holbrook, and came to
this city. They put their horse up at one of
the stables, and prowled about the city for some
day OF two, but were finally arrested in the
woods near the reservoir, and taken back to
Amherst. Manchester Democrat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20

There was a serious row in Schenectady, New
York, on the 9th inst, during which two men
", IRE shot, and policeman severely injured
A German military company turned out fortar-
get ractice, when party Of rowdies appeared
on the ground and committed numerous OUT
RACES, to provoke fight. At night, the Ger
mans gave ball. when the same, company of
ruffians obtained admission to the room and re-
neWed the outrages. Some of the military had
their muskets, and warned the rowdies to de-
aist.. They did not, however, and three shots
were ired-two Of them taking effect. In the
melee, policeman fell down stairs and broke
his shoulder. One Of the men shot has since
died - - ! - 3
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) ! = ss a y q o. - Ess!5isSsn

! J 3 ss = 80 6 o. Easgsln
ROUTE Buffalo Falls via Lab Iavsl
United Sta Vincent Mon
connecting at ogdensbuh and Vincent with
md 1t Nom real with Atlantic
Lawrence champan Railroad for Portland white Mountains
oos '5'1 Tme--a4 hours to Montreal =Ho4
BAY STATE Ledyard NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
daily O'clock for Cape Vincent
the Thousand the Rapids the beautiful
ST. Lawrence By daylight and arrive Montreal a.
hufas O'Clock have hours
hours Niagara Falls The
IA O'clock in time for the
O'clock
leave Immediately arriving BOa.on At hsifPass O'Clock
same ann a DAY, i THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
steamers ONTARIO Captain Throop Captain Estes,
sseted a. 3oock NJ giving
and with
h ~ ssa
meeting with and Bsston haosd er Ronse Point
and Boston, and with the Express Train 81 Cars
Buffalo daily BY she Baf
and Nagaa FAa aess
Ni,ssrn River through Montreal leaving deviation half
II tss asias i
boat paaang all tho by day.
~ aals s
rushing dasg waters Of The noble ~ lawrence arriving :.
eoE M Il s % e.
The steamers American Lime speed
and como having all the equipments for safety required
with spacious the entire length
~ " can procure ocs
Opposite 8uasio and niagara Falls Railroad Depot
tH Offices in csaract Hoass and International ots Nagara
W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

GRAND pRIIRfESteamer opbeial5o bs roo'asses payue
sundries to order. s -S.f~'@14'1sF7 4
ST LOUIS Elas5s -four ozlesbv Msey av-,oo
do Woz Rurdetei81 bb -four, Bran 4 sack
sss 81 sssss Il 90 ~ T. s APPLE q bales
ns Tes so aa oss T DO
son % shds 6ae9n woodsaf Eco 81 btls aoar
spirits is2 Do apples seamaos bbl ana Ieg lard
Rogers Mcclure 6eos bales cotton Seek Reks3 do JOIN
Gco-bO Ward Jonas
Tosl 1919 bales cotton. ' " ~
Bella DoursIoo halo. eotton John r.
Mecssi Oakley & Fnskitsss Do Wrs w
s1 Wright Dsv IMPORT aes1s do yrns Vance aeoss do
Bubridg4 ssee Ie1san &
81 do Carroll PItehad aeo MC sbgel-s DO
Stewart &eo5 catry PenSs AZ F4Inyass
Mekiercy B5add2 do John Watt aco-6 DO Fpssop eco
2s do Bnitt Miller do Hnrold Mooays DO srr1s
do Mandevlle Linton s do AApdfew 4 ssrsu-s do
@9 90 LLOYD Frersni hhiB pga, IS bbis
20 bos enberger &4o1s BGrbrfdga
b XII. 1913 paese 0tton hind sugar s. bbs s.
MEMPHIS Steamer W il2sa bales John Wat. k
70 90 Mr,ght ppesenport eo 55 do Curry Persou112
30 pnb 40 sna F9syt Avsryss DO Pury GLADDEN.
DO N Cooper Zoo lis do Fes, Donegau
GIeen 90 ? Y Nei eco 50 do BNt, Miller
70 aey ria1ar-ss do Il do Martie Owen Cobb
no DAVE Sco63d Payne Hason-62 Felowes
eco % 40 5eofss u nekAd & 5s Hewitt Norton
h5nssa Dc Raoa s Do es
Boekner Stanton Newnan Pickett McSiurdo 81 ~
Fresen &co31 do Freeman &cos do Bradley Wilson
COS dc SMITH Johnson scos ~ do Hendersou PsaeI5
carroll &eolo 10 M, Grego Aoway &co15T
ha1 Hidden 4 % rSha Ran Duncan
Nell eos 40 Hemn s~ay III daadcr1s do Martin.
nds hill aeo4 DO Perkins Car abel
do CT Buddecke eoes Williams, Bathurst &eo do Adams
Efrrss do murray Miller &coi DO swiney &co
sacks potatoes to order-Iotal, q 387 bales cotton.
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Lasnske,' assd Fancy Woods at

EB- About GOO Feet CLEAR WHITE PINE isrse assort
ment Of MAHOGANY, CHERRY WALNUT, OAK, ASH. MAPLE,
LIeNuMvfTR, ROSE WOOD. AFRICAN EBONY, and oil kinda
FANCY WOODS and LUMBER, which win ae
good paper HENRY T. SHERMAN,
oil .l.H joseph street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20

"A VERY HARD CAsE-We heard yesterday of
fellow who presented himself at thepolls Of
one of our wards to- vote, and was refused on
account of not having, lived long enough in the
ward He turned away and grumblingly re-
marked to comrade, in q tone sufficiently loud
to be overheard by several persons standing by,
q it's very hard that man, after voting in nine
other wards, can't vote in his oWn, lBalti-
more Clipper. so. s.tts.,siiss.s.ls sls.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20

Areport from Fall River. Mass, says that
o vessel loaded with railroad iron, had arrived
at Warren, R. I.,ewith forty passengers, picked
Up from one of the missing boats Of the Arctic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20

Since the ratification of the reciprocity treaty,
no less than 800 American fishing vessels have
passed the port Of Halifax on their way to the
fishing grounds al. 55s,r r.-zG NJ II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20

A FIRE broke out in the town Of New Bedford,
Mass, on the night of the 18th instant, destroy
inc q rs 900 worth of lumber, and six dwelling
houses Total loss, SAC, 900. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-20

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The cars bound from
Woodyille to this place met with an accident
while running over a bridge in Mr., Lemons Z
field a,ahort distance below the Laurel Hill
Depot The locomotive and baggage car was
precipitated Of The bridge to the distance q
named Bob, and seriously injuring the engineer,
also q negro. II, consequence Of which the cars
did not arrive this morning. bayou Sara
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