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DRowNED.-0n the last upward trip of the
steamer Fort Henry, when few miles above
Rising Sun, about 8 o'clock Monday Morning,
Mr. Robt. Campbell, second engineer of the boat,
went forward to examine the wood, when he
accidentally slipped overheard The boat was
Immediately stopped, and every effort made to
rescue him, but it is feared he was drowned
The night was dark and stormy, and there is no
hope that he succeeded in swimming ashore.
Mr.. Campbell has an interesting family in New
port. louisville Courier, lat,
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ANorHER RAILROAD AocIDENr-G Great Loss

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT Great Loss o.
Life-A dispatch from Chicago states that the
train which left that city for Rock Island on
Wednesday night, the 1st inst, was thrown off
the track near Miami by the breaking of an
axle Some thirty or forty first class passen-
gers were killed and wounded. No further par
ticulars
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IMPORTS.


PEILADELPEiIA-Ship Lowel-Asscrted merchandise.
MoBILE-Steamer California; bales cotton Tarton Whiting
Tulls-l5 May, Vanhook &eo-Toa, 10 bales cotton.
sT MARKS-Scbr VIM Pett-6O cotton Swnoy Green dco
s71 bbis naval stores Post Il Mel-1T Payne Harrison
CHARLEsToN-Brg Tartar-s66 casks rice l. q LevS-lso
do Chapman Il Brown-71 do and sundries to order
HAvREshp Belle baskets ehaspagse de
Cuen62 do " cham
payne Wines pkgs Dueoumsns casks VINE Forad2
Lob ii pkge mdse scourtI 90 AZ APE 20 s.
Perier-I Malnrdl do osera 6co4 do urquhar@
a. 40 Iedsux-a do Rousseo3 Nalino2 do Drez3 do
snnister chol-ls pc Mnyeeel do Behe Fryer eco
ia Il Turpn-9 do Ommirata-4 Deox5 do MinyeG2
do Gratia Conmsgrs Aco-l Zelsger4 do reau4 do
A Busch5l do Csoehwindt-5OOO demjohns Lanata.
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steam boats

Anra, Hoffman, from Grand Prairie
Leonora, puunica, from Coynston.
California, Frost from Mobile.
Il NJ Wright, Clarke, from hllllkens Bend.
Or Beatty, Dngas, from ronadsonrhe
Gypsy, Ure from Bepdeps store
TIC Twiehel Faucet, from Lout,yile ,.4.
Laurel Hill, Cotton, from Bayou Sara. -, =.
AngoSaxe Steele the Passes-owed down and to
instant ship Aure brig ssrntne and sch Sen
Gran-brougb Belle Asse and Thysn aud schooner
VIM RPetts.
the Paeat'wed down and TO
the Cd ustn ship Benjamin Adams-nrought up shps
lconium and Mariner and bark Lowell.
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Stuck on hand, not cleared. . 1aO15s 14e74
TOBACCO. We heard of 81 hhds taken. of which as
sold by one house at and 40 by smother comprising
IA at l76 and 80 at 7zc b. The stock sale is said
not to exceed 1000 hhds
SUGAR AND M0LAssES.. Sugar active. and $50
hhds were taken at improved rates. Fair to Fully Fair
4k@4hc... of Moasses, 800 bbls taken at $50
10, p gallon for inferior to prime.
FLOUR Market heavy Sales 800 bbls st. Louis at
IS co. 500 So 12 100 Extra at IS Is q bb and 800
unbranded at price we did not learn,
GRAIN The sales Of Corn included 100 sacks in
several lots at s5s7ac though early in the day
small parcels brought 9o09sc . bushe OF Oats, 1900
sacks St. Louis sold in several lots at SOC q bushe
Sales of Bran 1870 sacks at ST 52 q 100 h.
PROVISIONS. Advanced, and all the Mess in first
hands sold as follows $50 uninspeced in two three
lots at over s15 and 100 State inspected at $40 u Dbl
the latter being the rate at the close Bacon also
higher aud lot of prime just received, held at sac
for Ribbed Sides, and Sks p fb for Shoulders For
prime Lard in bbls holders asking 97l@1oc q fb
| COFFEE Sales Of 450 bags prime Rio in lots, at
| 9%0l0e q Is.
| BAGGING. We noticed GALE of so bales India Bag
eipg at 12ac. cash. OF Kentucky lot Of 264 pieces
just received, was held at lie.
GUNNY BAGS 27o bales were sold in one lot at exc
cash.
FREIGuTS Sugar was shipping to New York at So
p hid Cotton at So p bale and Molasses at 81 p Dbl.
EXCHANGE. Demand fair at quotations:
Sterling .l09nl09 and lossa
Francs .5fS5l665f1 Is 2 dollal
New York sixty-day Bills ...1& Okla ct discount
Sight Checks New York;. Ah6l p cent premium
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PUNISHMENT COMMITTED Shoot, o German,
convicted at Paris, Monroe county, Mo-, at the
last term of the Criminal Court, Of the murder
of his wife, and sentenced to be hung, has had
his sentence committed by the Governor to i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary for life. He ex-
pressed desire to be hung in preference to
going to the penitentiary; but nevertheless he
was taken off to Jefferson City, where he is now
undergoing his hopeless term of Imprisonment.
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Capt. T. Buchanan,
Commander U S. Steamer susquehanna.

The Atlanta (Ga.) Examiner says that COM
pany of enterprising gentlemen, who some time
since leased lot of land on the Chattahoochee
River, with view Of mining for silver, had met
with great success. Three shafts had been
sunk, and the rich silver ore had been found in
large quantities.
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ARRIVED.

Ship Asae Giesn from Hav 18th September to Parish
I'd district. -, .--.--Z,z =.
Bremen ship hyen Add Bremehaysn sh September to
master-4th district.
Ship ieonium Turner York. l2 October, having
ashore on Florida kays-Pont ,,,,,., ~, -.
district
Bark LOWELL Eixby from Phladepha aster7d district
shr VIM Petite Fswcett days irom St Marks 10 osss eco
trtrt
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FIRE AT PENSACOLA. We learn from the
Pensacola Gazette that the building occupied
for marine hospital was, with the greater
portion of its contents, destroyed by fire on the
evening Of the q inst The Gazette under
stands that Mr.. Sierra, the Collector, has made
ample provision for those who were lying sick
in the hospital at the time of the fire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

A man named Bird Fowler, living about two
miles from Macon, Ga, shot his own wife on
Friday night, the Doth ult., and it was found
her wounds would prove mortal. Fowler was
arrested and confined in the county jail
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PIRAr1Na ON THE CANAL.-A Rome, IN. ]

PIRATING ON THE CANAL.--A Rome, a. W
paper says:
Last week, the wind was so high on the &c Jor-
dan Level - of the Erie Canal, that the boats
had to lie to; another strong proof that &c Jor-
dan is d hard road to travel!" The next day
a freight boat was closely chased by piratical
scow; but the captain of the former, with great
presence of mind, threw quantity of oats upon
the tow path the piratical horse stopped to eat
the oats, and the boat managed to escape.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

Mill. BLOWN UP.-The boilers of the steam
Touring mill of B. Hitchcock s Co., at Wauke-
gan, Michigan, blew up on Thursday the 26th
ult., with tremendous report The top of the
building was blown some forty feet in the air,
and the whole structure was demolished. Four
persons were instantly killed and five severely
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

The remains of Gov. Burt, of Nebraska, ar
ult in charge of Col. Howard, of New York,
Col Greene, of Ohio, and ]. Doyle Jones, the
committee appointed by Acting Governor Cum
mings, to accompany the remains to South Caro-
linn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

We mentioned day or two since that Miss
Mary G. Whittemore, Of this city, had commit
ted suicide at Clinton, in this State, by taking
strychnine. The Feliciana Wing, Of the 4th
inst, says:
ssMiss Whittemore had been visiting her rel
atives in this parish, and was at the time Of her
death stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Jane Bell,
of this place She was in the bloom Of youth
and health She left some letters, in which che
gave directions as to the disposition she wished
made of her personal effects, and in reference
to her burial She left no intimation as to the
cause which led her to 50 sad a death.
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EXPORTS.
JIyFppnnr- Joboz snow-sbOs bales cotton,

IIyERPooL-ship Jabez Snow--S50s bales cotton '.#
LoNDoN-shp White FalcpnaaO hhds tobacco 1887 aayes
CahRrba6oo bales cotton IL packages
bills bbs IS nuts bale hemP do deer skins
s9T 600 IN SPECIE
pork Hour whisky sacks corn 30 do LOG do Coffee
do Salt cheese 30 soap 80 bales onaco "
gng, IS coils rope.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY MORNING, November 0, 1854.
COTTON :. The market was more active yesterday,
and the sales reached 5000 bales at steady prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ..........6 A6x Middlipg Fair. .eN8-
Ordinary .......740S Fair ,...........104O-
Middling. -. 49,. 81 asM Good Fair. ,......-D-
Good Midding. ..9H d5926 Good and Fair. .r.-O-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTros--baleF. ToBAcco-bhds
Stock on hand Sept. .2667s 23712
Received since. 2l3907 1139
yesterday ....... 543- 214,45o 0o0= 1889
231,l& 25 451
Exported to DATE. Oe;se7 9557
~ yesterday. 4los Il0975 l22e==l0TT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

Rev. S. Black, Southern Methodist Minister,
lately preached sermon on Williams River, in
Nichola county, (Va.) which was the first one
ever delivered in that region of the country,
although it has been settled for fifty years.
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RrIfrs.
ADJUSTMENTS.

SIT. CHARLES THEATER-B DEBAR, LES |
y sKa AND MAsAenr-M. H. CARR, ACTING MAsAesn-c.
;.s iG1 afia sss
a sy nc sss.d e H.
ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nov |
9, lsss--BEEEFIT OF FRANCOIS RAyEL.-Mmlie YhCA
asD rFs hsifs RI safa
4 1RG4 Is fsa &c
TohiINE.
DAN RICE's-sT. CHARLES STREET, orro-
SITE ss spis 4 s.s' OF
c & I'll Sss
Viii POOR DOG be Iello. q byhe IRISH Tg
'nS
ADD FELLOWS HALL-WEDNEsDAY EVEN
W ING November $, 1884, and EVERY EVENING, te1csp.
me world Renowned rAkd1n oT zs5
N''NN' PALAcIo ENcANrADo.
UNp.aALL EELE7, F oGAi .i Illusions,
Agsb hs BIRDS Plume e. Faith
Portfolio the Palaces Mysteries Of huda Cookery of Par
" SIC. yIvALDI's eroterqae Mechanical Automa.a.
~ An entire ehsnge of entertainment each representation.
THIRTY THOUSAND GIFTS
be donated ocharge, the PATRONS OF THESE ENTER
TAINMss1s si.,pg o.ss te,lowing ,nv sn,nv.
healthy and
ps esssns sqse 5 css
| A Trot,ng Horse AM elegant Top Buggy.
| A very Saddle House.
Gold Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewels Gold Chains Rngs,
Mounai.s. Siverware Broche
Eugrving Clocks Books Writing Trained Birds shaw
Bonne Has Boots, Gans Silver Cups Baake States Musical
| Instruments, etc
Each per purchasing will receive Gift Certificate
| emitting him of the prineely gfts.
TIE distribution the tickets are q
OF Gentlemen appointed bv the
majority of Ticket Holders meeng OF which timely notice
Will be given.
Persons living at daanee desiring gift certificates should address
Raymond Fellows Hail. Oeans, incosng VI for
which attention will be
necessary holders certificates shond be the
dsribuon will forward such gifs belong to
ticket holders 10 their address.
! Write your name, State, county and residence
SIX forwarded address %
Twelve. =; ~
s office of Odd Fellows Hall during
the day and evening.
tB- Doors 6H. Entertainment commence at ~.
kS- Carriages may be called at 10 O'Clock. -
your tickets early tits confidently expected they will be
all disposed vi by the LIST Of January.
| sss Entertainments every night except Sunday.
E G Tickets 81. Single Tickets 80 cents. Children and
wants, IS cents, ns1m
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CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING November s, 1854,
Arrived to-day 1878 Texas Cattle. good supply of
Beef Cattle offers with fair supply of Hogs and Mich
Cows and moderate stock of Sheep and Veal Cattle.
The market has been pretty active and prices are but
little easier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

The yellow fever is officially reported at an
end in Savannah, and absentees are invited to
return.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY MORNING, November 8, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
f James Connally 6co
Steamship Louisiana, Talbot for Galveston and MAtagorda
Oh, Iybita RYAN forI London, ] r Whitney
Ship Snow Snow, for Liverpool ii Ashbridse &C
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that she fell sick and died q day Or two after
wards.
SUicrDE--In New York on Tuesday morning,
the 3lst ultimo, Coroner O'Donnell held an in
quest at the New York Hospital upon the body
of young woman named Ann Jane M'Clane,
aged twenty -four years, a native Of Ireland,
who committed suicide by taking laudanum,
in consequence of being disappointed in love.
She was found by a gentleman sitting on stoop,
corner of Eldridge and Broome street, in stupi-
| fed condition
| Several letters were found upon her, one
| directed to the Sunday Dispatch, to which pa
/ per she was contributor, and one to Mrs Full
Ter, of which the following is a copy The
writer was member of Baptist church in
New York:
/ "Mrs. Fuller: never had, except Mrs. Ora
ham, poor thing, a female friend l loved so well
/ as you; and, next to Edmond Graham, 1 loved
| your dear son. But he will soon forget that
ever existed-George will remember me nc
longer. | am weary and glad to be at rest
Dear Mrs. Fuller, bring up your children il
the fear and love of God. If he had not re
vealed himself to ,ne, and shown ME his loving
kindness and tender mercy, 1 should not be a
composed as am TINS moment, standing upol
the brink of eternity. / shall look for yol
and your husband, your children, and all Low
on earth.
Ihaye suffered anguish of mind that non
but God can know May you all pass throug
''t the dark valley of the shadow of death,
trusting as much and more in God than do.
81 am writing this in the presence of Mrs
Nolan, my landlady, Mrs. Reynolds and
5 boarder. wonder at my composure, but Ihav
not a tear to shed, wrote to Mr. Smith, tn
editor of the Sunday Dispatch, and, anon
other things, / mentioned the restitution Of poe
a Mrs. Armstrong. l hope among you all 20
will keep her from the aims house. 0, how III
s. happy am about her know she loves me
5; if were her own child, and that my death wi
., be blow to her. God comfort her, for the Lor
I Jesus Ghrist's sake. Amen.
Your faithful and atfectionate friend.
October 80, 1854 ANN JANE MCLANE."
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GUNDRIES-
~ 400 boxes Star Candle
$50 half do do;
900 quarter do do,
500 boxes Oleine Soap;
30 bhls Winter Strained Lard Oil;
100 bills Fletcher Extra Whiskyi
very superior Old Motongahea Whisky for sale by
OH JOSEPH LANDS Ii co, IS Tcho spitouas street.
R0CERIES.-Land from ships Atlantic,
Nh Mary Hare, Ocean Traveller and William
so kegs choice GOSHEN BuTTERi
900 dozen BRooMS
C0DFiSh
ONIONS;
500 boxes HERR1NG;
100 CUBA SKIES:
YEAST POWpERS
100 TUBS
70 tirrels CRANBERRIES;
Inf barrels CRANBERRiES;
0 quarter barrels CIR ASBERRIES;f
loo Gags JAVA COFFEE;
ROCK CANDY;
100 ASSORTED CANDY;
80 kegs SAL SODA For sale By
1 $50 GravieF, Fulton ard LeHee Ssreea
| SUGAR bbls Crushed and Powdered,
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LARoENY.-A slave girl named Eliza, was ar
rested Claiborne street. by the Third District Police
and remanded for examination the charge Of having
stolen eight empty bottles from Henry Gamos She awaits
examination.
INTENT TO STEAL.--Wil1iam Mas was ar
rested the charge Of having entered the yard OF Mr.
Goes. Enghien street, with intent to steal He wa
remanded for examination on the charge. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.--some rowdies at-
tempted few nights since, says the Cincinnati
Columbian, to break into the house of Mrs.
Catherine Cypress, of Fulton, and she became
so much alarmed by their threats and abuse,
that she fell sick and died day or two after
wards.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

ID OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
u street over Shades ROPER TRAVIS respectfully
citizens ofNes Orleans that they have opened
SUM upon named place. the
which superior thing of the kind in
spared every
thing necessary Institution OF ths kind. . ...-
Parents respectfully invited to call and examine the
SUM- Exercises there strongly recommended by all
Physicians. ..,.
There is also attached Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every necessary requreren ant.
Lessons Sparrng and Fencing.
;ng mhlT ii
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED.

: FAb5ENNEKS. = -
Per ship Belle Assize from HayIeS4s in the seerags
Par ship Thyen from Bremerhavsn2is 10 tie steerae
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Per New orleans and opeIou,aa railroad

50 bbs olassss ewes-soo wild Raymond Knieb-5od
Williams, Bathurst AGO.
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GUNDRIES.

GUNDRIES--
~ 600 bags Tauagona Amondsi
900 Canton Singer;
20 boxes italian hiaeoArnni and yerncOi sale by
els A. D. COCHRAN D HALL Is GrAyisr street,
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

E. JOHNSON & CO.,
STATIONERE, PRINTERS and BOOK-BISDERs,
NO. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
tB- Keep constantly on Of
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS AND FORMS
BLANK BOOKS Of every made ORDER that Mer
chants B,nks Railroads Clerks and other Legal or
will be Supplied in the most desirable manner.
Eas- BOOK BINDING AND RULING IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
executed Substantial. and workmnnlike STYLE
FANCY BINDING kind with eegsucs
REL numbered.
nierchnut. RRirond Contractors
Noarea luses indeed all who have for che of
ordinary who have
a adapted their pupoe invited to exsmins STOCK and
work. nj spSm
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
FIRST DISTRICT.

RoBBING CAsE.--Ben Empty alias Impy, was
examined yesterday before the Recorder of the First Dis
trict charge Of having robbed Mary Ann Norman Of
$685. the Both ut. by making her drunk driving her
down to tho halfway house in cab-there taking her
out Of her bosomand then turning her ont OF the
cab, After hearing the testimony, which amounted to
about what reported of the circumstances Of the case
when the affair occurred, and given by the woman
herself the Recorder committed the accused for trial
before the FIRST District Court the charge Of Highway
Robbery-no bail This Ben Empty is notorious villain
and stands but poor chance.
RE-ARREsrED Thomas Byrnes, alias Robin
alias Bonnaird who examined day before yester
day before Recorder Ramos, on charge of stabbing
man in the neck and discharged for want of evidence
was arrested on the evee by the First District police
dangerous and suspicious character and locked up to
await examination This Burns is notorious scoundre
and trust he will be placed in quarters for some
time to come. One Of his pals named Dave Jourdan,
was arrested some days SINCE ind is in the Work
house.
ASSAULT WITH AN AxE.--Ann Mahoney sur
rendered herself yesterday at the First District Police
Office knowing that warrant issued for her arrest
on the charge Of having assaulted policeman with an
She awaits examination
The DRAYs AND CARTs.-Seven or eight more
drays and carts yesterday fined $40 EACH for furious
driving and other contraventions This is fostering
merce with vengeance
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. - Frank
Hanson yesterday arrested on q charge Of having
assaulted and thrown named Samuel Casey down,
and dislocated his shoulder with intent to kill him. The
case awaits examination before Recorder Bright.
SECOND DISTRICT.
CHARGE OF RoBBERY.-A charge was made
yesterday by youth named George Nick against COL
girl named Madeleine accusing her of robbery
the youth found two bank notes in the street and
Madeleine snatched them out Of his hands, stating that
they were her property, she having lost them When
brought before the Recorder yesterday she proved that
tho notes belonged to her, and was discharged.
OUTRAGEOUS old German, whose name
we did not hear ws1 stabbed few days since, in Cla
borne street, and very severely if not dangerously
wounded The story, we heard it, is that the German
was passing along the street with ham his shoulder
and accidentally brushed against lady whom he met
He Immediately apoogzed and passed but the lady
it appears satisfied and into house by
where it supposed she told exaggerated story of he
wrongs, for out Of the house, overlook tn
| German, knocked him down. and stabbed him in tn
side. No arrests have yet been made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

PUBLIC MEETING AT AuGUsTA.-A public
meeting was held at the City Hall in Augusta,
for the purpose of expressing the gratitude felt
by the citizens of that place towards the How
ard Association of New Orleans, for the timely
assistance rendered through DR.. S. D. Camp
bell, and to offer to him, individually, slight
memento, for the arduous duties he has SO cheer
fully gone through with while extending relief
and medical attendance to the afflicted.
The followieg resolutions were presented by a
committee of six, appointed for the purpose,
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the citizens of Auguata deeply i'm
pressed with Of and acknowledge the obligations
they under to the Howard Association of New Or
leans for the timely and efficient aid sent to them during
their suffering and distress
Resolved That duly appreciate, and shall ever feel
grateful to Dr. s. D. Campbell the physician sent to
by the Howard Association, for his skul practice and
his untring devotion sick and that further
testimony appreciation of his medical services and
his department gentleman, the Mayor be requested
to procure and present to him. behalf of the city
pair of silver pitchers and set of silver gobets with
| suitable inscriptions.
Resolved That feel especially indebted to the Nurses
sent aid by the Howard Association namely Mrs
Covngton Mrs. Burchfed, Mrs Higgin, Mrs. Burgoyne
Mr. Dougherty and Mr.. JAWS, and most heartily concu
in the manifestation given by the Good Samaritan Asso
citation of Augusta Of the value of their services
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arrU AVS FILLS FOR BoWEL h t lies
nse finer medicine these invaluable Pills and
tsRn in moderate doses attended To- ea
- Their strengthening speedily renovates we W
paired renders the dgesye bS their
ersl Be ard Disorders the Liver be nisoy y
nae and oge who suffering from long residence BIZ
cannot adept eaeetusl remedy than fioLLo" NJ 1880
They aTe also the Family Medicine e1tsnt
soii Professor an
bsais IN the United STATES in boxes
Tnion nv sssrs D. SANDS, GewYork asd
CO, New Orleans. -. 4. .,o ,,x,a s,ss
49,, =. s s. ny sI sss WI 'A' apss
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PAINTS.
WINES, LIQUORS.

GAZERAG BRAND1ES. = The subscribers,
bang sole agents Importers this city Of the celebrated
s1zERAG BRANDEs constantly hand full supply Of as
and medium grades well the oldest yinges such
i7s 1907 1906 invite the attention Of inc trade "a
the Genuine article.
eonno'' - VIM. E. LEvERICH CO, Agents,
~. Old Lsves street