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LATER FROM TEXAS

BY the arrival yesterday morning of the steamship
chas Morgan, Capt Lawess have dates from Calves
ton to the 10th.
Miss Eliza Logan had commenced her engagement at
the Galveston Theater.
The Times complains that article in rhyme has been
stolen from its 1t is the last thing should
complain Of.
German immigrant vessel was lying outside the bar
under quarantine having board of small
pex
man by the of Gillespie says the San Antonio
Ledger of the 4th killed in city Friday
ing last. It seems that he made assault upon City
Marshal Stevens striking him several times with pistol
The latter taking with him James Nix proceeded after
wards to arrest Gillespie demanding city marshal his
surrender when the former fred at Stevens fortunately
without effect.
Before Gillespie could repeat the fire he was shot by
Stevens, and died Immediately. By other
there second discharge from Glespies pistol which
wounded not very seriously, however, learn Nix in
the arm and little boy Stevens acquitted. From
what can learn he acted in discharged his duty as
city officer, and the killing was in self defense.
The English ship Ben Nevis which we announced some
time since says the Galveston News having put into
the small port Of Queenstown Ireland account of cho
era among the passengers cleared again from Cork
23d Of October direct for Galveston with between $50 and
900 immigrants all from the place in Germany and
oil Of the Lutheran faith having their parson, ply
scans, teachers and mechanics and will form separate
settlement in Texas after they shall had opportunity
to make selection.
A woman near San Antonio committed suicide few
days ago by taking strychnine.
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and Brusss.s Carpeti,ag
REDUCED PRICES

RED UCED PRIC 3 s..
prsaen large stock Of VELVET TA
PEsTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, selling them
aconsiderahls reduction Of prices
weinv tbs styles and patterns mostly all
nsw gah Manufacturers
We very large assortment Of THREEPLY,
MEDALLION, ToURHAY, wELToN other CARPET; COCOA
CHINA MATE6i TABLE and PIANO COVERS, all prices
grsa. variety; DRUGeET LINEN cRUMB CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES OF all sss snd priessi STAIR RODS HAIR
CLOTH RUGS; MAfs-whh Priesa.
dl1 2p6t A. BR0UssEAU Il GO. 90 chsrtrss IT
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gT DR.. Hoofands German Bitters. prepared
by Dr. Q. NJ. jackson, are justly reckoned among our
most valuable medicines In Of dyspepsia il acts
like magic strengthening the tone of the stomach stimu
ating the digestive powers and giving rudy health to
the cheek brightness thu eye There are thousands
in this community Who testify to their virtues, and
thousands will hereafter add their testimony.
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@ss> In the late fire at San Francisco, we no
tce large quantity of Ayers Cherry peccral burned in
the possession of one OF the druggists of that city Gold
will not control disease and in that 0phir country
they must provide this best Of all remedies for colds
coughs and affections Of the lungs Indeed we happen
to know that It is almost indispensable companion Of
the muleteers and miners who so much and so con.
tnnay exposed to the eyerchanging atmosphere of that
clir,ata 5=5F
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CANCERS UuREp.-Dr. Frazee has the homo,

nformhs pablo that he is Preparsdt this ia.a
disease; and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when vital may seriously Affected Even
abe sufferer obtain much relief Those afflicted
Affections invited y. DIFF. advice
IA evidence Of his sincerity his eousdsnes
treaspt Dr. r. will undertake every Cancer
sens aud make no charge rni the parat is cared
cured without pain hs Of knife Twenty
mail viii secure package Of the CANCER srECFIc with
directions for Address DR.FRAzEE
aPli 9Pis oMcs, IS IS. Charles str st.
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4 &, ARE Il H0N0Rs EASY | y

8s8 i -, -x1rycr,c ,rAcvay
hhA nVNVAS 1s0S
e
e we regret exceedingly snos IA siao nsseA - -
,,avxsnauer competition, as at gnmes of hazard,
~fst e KEY rs, ~,
eTery BODY can VIII, hhu shae AaiAufo 70 O''oAA
IA n y,,a Il y snmabofiy ili-natured 1t will be
j, = o,ota5 helow from the
.,,,,,. tha+ our onfarrrisinr neiphbor while
ies 80 - 81 !,
distinctly admitting It's deIeat as IeghTus the
s s,: 49,, q az. prasidant,s Message
tafsf pupii1SAVioA = - = 49,,
preten(is to have found something not altogether
,aa, - 4 ccoyonl;sb that
ortnodox IN ttis Apa1iS ae0A y @s.sA- f-'S1
las il regards it) very extraordinary result.
= NJ M .l7s ,.55 4 .y. $3.50 = ~ rs,s neot
". hs'e ~ s. .I,r.
Au y z s.'sy ~ q
- nv, stsct
so.s ~ .saea'' -
y \. q sarooo,,s,x
$50 n j -,
apon 10 80 - -
Il, saturday and tbe
newspaper trumpet Justify bleWed yesterday morning
ne s s er before Il Was from that Of the
peayuns We have not word e say agains the Efforts
Il VIZ Y M cooaton friendly rivalry and fair
ald what most like We DO not even complain
trssn. engsred t. steal march upon the Picayune
once ~ surprise Tag Te Been awass q Inc
Il seems that the CRESCENT 81 congregated
u Az ~ nss. aesGs q M
spesa Ths pieagune contrary, Unconscious q
sny special cause 81 ~ ssa 4 Nv
only Its regular forcs, and used than
fo,e Who were struraIps
eagerly FIJI some thing brag Tie rse success
~. y s W nv combination and
prise thing that they do well e improve
nesaa Il suspsion thas icy meant 6 make such psint
they would never have had ne chance very sgh.
would isys defeated tie whole scheme easily
NOW this il ali CANNON, and cur neighbor
knows it. He was beaten fairly and COM
pleseIy, and be should confess it-for, in this
case, candor would become him like new gar
ment. Ii will DO remarked that he arrogates
to himself vast consequence as the object Of a
desperate coalition Of otherwise discordant ele-
laents, and thereupon rather plumes himself
upon Tie fact IL having been beaten by enemies
who, not content with superiority Of numbers,
thought it necessary to hoodwink and take him
By surprise. As this regards our humble selves.
we fell much in tho predicament Of the man
who awoke one morning and found himself
famous. we we're altogether unconscious d
being such q prodigious favorite with the city
presses alluded to that they shouldscombine to
afford us triumph over even themselves. But
seriously, the combination of which the Plea,
yune speaks had no existence except in its
own Imagination. or as clumsy invention t,
esade the fact Of its defeat. Il is true that
our foreman obtained the assistance Of printer
not permanently employed in the office, but tina
Z other presses" or the proprietors Of othe1
presses we're in any way concerned in the mat
Tor is entirely untrue. Will the Picayune den.
that it ever employs extra force. or that ii
employed whatever extra force it could com
\ maud upon this occasion' According to it
own account, it took the business in very cas-
sort Of way, and might have knocked into b
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. WAsrrp..-A gentleman 80 wears d age,

with limited, uciant Income support family genesl
Whose qualities wos not una
vorabie upon dsrous forming matrimonial ALI
with Lady exceeding IS ags ofsuperor mer
amabsnesa Of disposition and elevation mind To this end he
adopts make his desires known hs honor
any communication he Address DAMAS.
Gus Box G. No. 1855, Nsworisans PostoEee. dia qp4t
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Rai7aisaas's autobiography.
TIE LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM, WRITTEN BY
HIMSELF.
~ IN WHICH HE NAREATEs HIS EARLY HISTORY, AS
CLERK, MERCHANT AND EDITOR. AND HIS LATER CAREER
AS sHowMAN-WITH A PORTRAIT ON STEEL AND NU-
NERVOUS ILLUSTRATIONS by barley, / vol. iamo.
45 ....PREFACE
ain THIS WORK HAVE GIVEN IN EVERY PARTICULAR
THE TRUE AND THE ONLY FULL ACCOUNT OF MY ENTER
PRlsgs."
tE JUST RECEIVED AT
J.. O.. ANS,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING
dis apstAitW THE POST oFFICK.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is

- rfs undersignsd win pay no bills againat the
unisss contracted By himself Or on ms written
s e J. o. NixoN.
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Dry Goops.-S. B. Churchill, on Dryades
street. opposite the Market continues to hold out great
Inducements to purchasers. BE has marked down his
atock and now offers bargains il a styles Of dress goods
l. cheapness Is consideration Mr. Churchill should
eave nusnsso1s patrons,
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.YesC an d Fashionable Clothing:
FRANCIS FABRE & co,
Corner Of ST. Charles and Common strest,
t Bag leave invite the attention large
and well selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
now receiving manuotoryn NswYofk embracing
apperanng gentlemans wardrobe and which will
offered very moderate terms
supplies will be received Throughout the season reg
ulariy keep says full and dssirabs
nj 9pa&wa
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fhe attention of purchasers is called to the
sac e ancton by a. Sykes this day at IL O'Clock on
me esss between the markets. Second District Of the
cage y re big New World direct from Malaga con-
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TIE GYMNAsIuM.-W invite the attention Of
thoss who fond Of gymnastc sports as also Of those
who may wish to acquire proficiency in gymnastc exer
cises to the establishment Of Mr. Roper, Peliido
street. over the Shades It's apparatus and general ar
complete and II is well worthy the aten
ton persons who value the development Of the physical
man. For young lads We are satisfied nothing can be
more beneficial than Of training and exercise in
this institution for while their physical education is well
attended the moral regulations Of the place are strictly
enforced We frequently have been astonished at the
eats Of activity and strength which Young America Per
forms with very brief practice eties in this estab
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ny tbr National Linz.
Know.Nothing Victories.


BosToN, Dec. iii ". O. Smith, Know
Nothing, was to-day reelected Mayor Of this
city, by majority Of 1858 votes. The entire
Know Nothing ticket for Aldermen is chosen,
while the Wings have probably elected few
members of the Common Council.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec IL The entire Know
Nothing ticket for municipal officers was elected
in this city to-day.
The Austrian Consul at NewYork Sailed for
Europe undsr Suspicious Circumstances. \
NEwYoRK, Dec. H. 1t is rumored that
Charles F. Loosely, the Austrian Consul at this
port, sailed for Europe in the Collins steamer
Baltic on Saturday, under suspicious circum-
stances He is charged with being implicated
in ez tensive frauds or larceny.
Snow at Pittsburgh,
PITTSBURGH, Dec lit has been showing
here to-day. but the snow melted about as fast
as it fell.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 70, Noon. - There was
heavy frost last night. To-day the weather is
cloudy. foggy and cold. The river is falling
slowly.
PITTSBURGH, Dec 12-The state Of the river
here is unchanged since our last report The
weather is clear and cold, and there is no pre-
Sent prospect of a breaking up of the ice.
VIoKsBuRG, Dec, 12.---The steamer H. r. W..
Hill passed down at IL A. NJ. to-day, and the
Southern Belle at P. NJ, both bound for New
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. IL, Evening. There were
no arrivals from or departures Of steamers for
NewOrleans to-day, owing to dense fog which
has prevailed for the last fifty hours.
Fatal Duel in Covinston, KY.
| LOUISVILLE, Dec. 12.--Col Carpenter. who
conducted the case for the prosecution in the
| late Ward trial, was shot at Coyington. in this
State, yesterday, by Mr.. Perkins. Col. Car
penter's wounds are considered of fatal
| nature.
Murderer Acquitted.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.--Jaekson, charged with
the murder Of Laidlaw, the scene-painter, has
been acquitted.
Factory in st. Louis Destroyed by Fire.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec IA fire last night de-
stroyed the large factory of Messrs Goodwin 6
Stewart, in this city The loss is estimated at
$4,000, on which there is but 5000 insu-
rance.
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The officers Of the steamer Union, from Alex
andfa which arrived yesterday morning report that ON
Friday morning last, between and O'Clock. II dis
changing sugar roller OF the railroad at Alexandria
xnoaa Harper mate of the Union met with an accident
from which he died at O'Clock ?. M the same dav Ne
was buried DC Alexandra
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Photographed to Daily Crescent,
ssp The soutbsrn atns.
CONVERSATIONAL.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.---In the Senate to-day
Mr. Adams introduced a bill to increase the nat
uralization period to twenty one years. the bill,
if passed, to take effect on all foreigners arriving
in the country Immediately on its passage.
Mr.. Adams spoke OF length in favor of his
proposition, and said that emigration from for
eign countries to the United States should be
discouraged as dangerous to the peace and well
fare Of the country, and that foreigners were
banded with abolitionists. Mr.. Adams also said
| that he was Know Nothing SO far as he UNDER
stood the doctrine Of that party, though not a
member of that order.
| The bill was read and referred.
! In the House Mr.. Clingman asked leave to
| introduce a bill empowering the President to
| offer the mediation of the United States between
| Russia and the Allies Leave was refused.
4 Mr.. Giddings opposed the reference Of the
l Presidents Message to the various standing
| Committees of the House. The document was
as usual, however, disposed Of in that manner.
WASHINGTON, Dec 12. In the Senate to-
day Rev Mr.. Slicer was elected Chaplain. No
4 business of Importance was transacted.
The House passed the Invalid Pension bill.
Destructive Fire in Philadelphia.
l PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1.-THE extensive chan
deler and gas fixture establishment Of Mr.
Cornelius in this city was entirely consumed
by fire to-day. The loss is estimated ct q
\ quarter Of million dollars.
New York Market.
1 NEW YORK, Dec. IL, P, M.---Our Cotton market
is dull. The sales to-day were but 800 bales
Middling Orleans is still quoted at &c., and
Middling Uplands SIC The market for Flour il
firm. Good Ohio sold to-day at a range Of $S Il
to SO 1Sa.
Great Failure In Boston.
/ BosroN, Dec. u.---Messrs ]. W. Blodgett
Co., Dry Goods Merchants, doing business il
Pearl street, this city, and probably the heavi
est dealers in the trade in New England, hav
failed Their liabilities are fully two millions
Of dollars
NewYosk Market
NEwYoRK, Dec 12-Our market for Cotto1
is dull, and prices tend downward. The Flou
market remains firm, at IS rs to 80 % TO
Good Ohio a6
4
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I.ATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE RMPIRE CITY.

The steamship Empire City, Henry Winde, commander
left NewYork ON the I'd inst and arrived at an early
hour yesterday morning she experienced heavy gaze
Cd Cape Hatteras but rode through finely sustaining
no other damage than the loss Of boat and arriving at
Hayans on the S received the mails and passengers Of
the Falcon Every thing quiet at Havana and there
was no ne VS. Of Importance from other parts Of the leland
An arrangement has been made by the Captain General
in regard the landing permits which greatly facilitates
the Decentralization Of passengers ard the departure Of
vessels,
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DOtbeaTss
WRITING AND BOOK KEEPING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 106 CANAL. STREET
Ley WINTER ARRANGEMENT Gem -9M
tlensn, To IL A NJ 6 to p NJ: hours for Ladies' A3
A. NJ Is to p NJ. hours for Misses, sL
Mondsss Wednesdays and Fdays hours for Tusa-
Thursdays Saturdays Ladies' Gnslsen invited 10
aa Merchants apply here for Clerks and Rooms
ssgany tanshsd [al Sagel RpEus D0LREAR, os Canal.
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Msssrs Edstors--The honor paid to Leeonse at the
meeting 81 the Jockey Club Of the fact that
the portrait Of Lscomte and H,k painted last summer
by Mr. Noise has been within few days retouched from
te by that gentleman, and Il will be qualification to the
admirers Of the horse, II Mr. ssarks who learn is the
Present owner of the portrait and Col Wells who holds
the medals win allow them to be placed where the public
+ may be ahle To sae them
ne understand also that Mr Noise is now engaged on
tne portraits Of Da0on and Bell KY present the pro-
periy q Cor O. Hebert which the friends of both the
Governor and the horses viii be pleased to see
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Furnishing Goods.

Furnishing G00ssS.
~ DRESSING GOWNS Of Rich Cashmere Mouan de Lame,
UNDER BHIRTs,
Msrno, Silk, Cotton ASTORIA Lambs Wool csahmere, Shaker
and Welsh Flaunela;
DRAWERS MerinO Blk Cotton caShmss Shaker and wslh
FlAnneis;
HALF HOSE, of Merino, Silk, Cotton, etc.;
LADIES' UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
LADIES, AND MISSES UNIONS;
Boys SHIRTS AND SOCKS; ~
THEATRICAL HIGH HOSE;
#z..s5 THEATRICAL TIGHTS;
Handkerchief Of all kinda; 4sA
Suapendsfs Of allsylesi
Perfumery, large VARIETY
Umbrellas silk and cotton;
Cravats, Of all styles;!
Black and eoirredTies
=z5= 44=s= SeArfs styles:
Cloves all kinds
etc., etc.. etc. etc
which daily additions being mAnufac-
tory, Ne. 10 Park Place, NawYotk.
LEIGHTON d BARBoT.
MAJ edptf Canal and St. Charles streets.
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Ge,afIesaeas's Clothing.

ITO the Ladies.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
largs 10. Of CAsHMSRE PLAIos, only cents yard.
gaod assortment Of RIBBONS only ~ cents yard
A enc article EMBROIDERED BANIs, at cent? each
A good article Of BLACK KID GLOVES, rs pair
EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHIEFs at IS cents
each.
good article Of BLACK ALPACA 90 cen tsper yard.
heavy article CoLoRED SILKS, eents pc. yard.
A fine article of IRISH LINEN at 80 cents per yard.
A hue article of WHITE COTTON, nj cents per yard
cHnDREN'S BROWN HOSE, at ono Bit pair. AT H..
s. b. CHuRcHiLL's, DsyAdss street,
dl3 7pst Opposite Dryadss Market.
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Tenth p'Ot,snse Commented.
HARPER,S MA GAZINE

ARPER'S M C AZINE
FOR DECEMBER,
EE JUST RECEIVED AT
r.. G.. N OR q A N s.,
EXCHANGE Place,
Adjoining the Post-ofice, New Orleans.
-. CONTENTS go.
VIRGINIA Of Porte crsyon and hr
Cousins.
NAPOLEON BoNAPARTEi by John s. G. Abbott.
THE ALLIGATOR.
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA.
THE NEWCoMES; by W. NJ. Thackeray.
A RUSSIAN "REMINISCENCES
LOSS AND CANA TALE OF LYNN.
SICK BODY, SICK BRAIN.
WHAT DO YOUNG MEN MARRYf
ADAM BENEFITS HEIRS.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS. ..
EDITORS TABLE.
EDITORS DRAWER.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
CoAIcALTTIEs ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.
LITERARY NOTICES.
FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER. dla 9pst
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The propeller International, lying at the
dock at Buffalo, took FIRE the 4th inst, and burnt
the water's edge She owned by the Buffalo and
Brantford Railroad Company, and was valued at $4,000
and insured for $40 000
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THE LIRE OF p. T. BARNum Written by Himself Red
field, NewYork
We have received copy Of the life Of Mr.. Barnum
from j. G. Morgan, the Post-o1ce, and very bad
life it aees to have BEEN according TO bis own COMES
sion. It can be found at Morgan's.
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Curtains, D0msasEs, Cas2oettNg.
NO 10 CHARITIES STREET.
B The undersigned haze store md arriving daya ehsce
lection of SILK and WoRsTED DAAtAsK ROPES. PRINTED
HASTINGS, woRsTED, COTTON and WoRsTED DAMAsKs.
LACE snd MUSLIN CURTAINS coRNIcEs, GINPs TAssELs,
CORDS, CURTAIN BANDS TRIMMINGS, etc.
VELVET TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS THREE-PLY aud
INGRAM CARPETING, TABLE and PIANO COVERS, TABLE
LINEN LINEN sEEETING. TOWELS cRUMB CLOTHS, RUGS,
MATS. etc. r. =
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, CHINA WARE, BRONZE; Pa
PIER MACIE. SILVER PLATED WARE, MUSIC BOXES. etc.
ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, IRON RURNI-
TURE, etc.
TT calling the attention OF the public aiock Of House Fur
nishBg Articles state opened and this goods
being Of deportation, will ss cheaper than
other house city for cash satisfactory papers
dill 2p6t ROBINSON OIL RoYD.
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.TeeC ShOGC Rooms.
SILKS, EMBRODERIEs AND MANTILLAs.
D.. P. SEA N L A N & CO.
NOS IL and IA CHARITIES STREET,
w Have the honor informing the Ldies hs they have added
establishment in which they have opened
the display their large assortment Of
PARIS MILLINERY,
SATIN, VELVET AND CLOTH CLoAKs,
TALMAs, MANTILIAS and
RICH FANCY ARTICLES.
They also received shpa Wnrsmha Muhouse and Red
wood Hayfe the largest complete assortment VI
RICH DRESS SILKS AND EMBaoIDERIEs
ever brought to the city.
Also, complete assortment Of
REAL CANTON GRAPE sHAWLs,
Parss Seamless cOrse Rich Fans and Lace Goods of all kinda
all Spit
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We join With you in the request, and will use
our best endeayors to procure you sight.
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n ~ =
the Cr6me do Bousy OF othsr hrands
~ NOW and othsrbrandsin
and ppts and will receive Of Few
farhersupply.
This wine superior to other
,II DE BouzY or FLRUR DEsI.sERY
t Also on hand my Of the beat WINES ar
In the will bs sold serma
any other house nthe city.
janis qptf SEWELL i. TAfLU6, NO. - f.oyAlsHeet.
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River INTELLIGENCE.


LOUISVILLE, Dec. 12-Col Carpenter, who
conducted the case for the prosecution in the
late Ward trial, was shot at Coyington. in this
State, yesterday, by Mr.. Perkins. Col. Car
penter's wounds are considered of fatal
nature
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Murderer Acquitted.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 12.--Jaekson, charged with
the murder Of Laidlaw, the scene painter, has
been ACQUITTED.
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Great Eailura In Boston.

NETWORK, Dec 12.-Our market for Cotton
is dull, and prices tend downward. The Flour
market remains firm, at ss rs to 80 25 for
Good Ohio.