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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-26
ENTIRELY NEWT

nR DROMG0OLE &Co, has just received at No. l2,
L. College st. Nashville, and complete assortment
Family Medicines Perfumes, Toilet and Family Soaps,
Shoulder Braces Supporters &c, which he ise
trade. q p
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
at prices warranted to suit the mes. .t
The following comprises part OF his Stock, viz:
120 doz Mustang Linment, 4S do Extra Toilet Soaps
96 do Williams Woo 45 do Family Soaps,
Naptha, 100 do Common Cakes,
6 do Ayers Cherry Peeto- "a do Rusleton, Clark &
raj, Co.'S. Cod Liver Oil.
1e5 do Chinese Rheumatlc 60 do Lyons Katharon,
Antidote, Perry Davis Pain Killer,
l2 do Williams Sarsparilla Farrels rabian Linment
~ do Henrys Invgsrat- Houck's Panscea,
Cordial, Gray's Ointment,
l2 do Morse's Inygorat- Houses Medicines,
ing Cordisi, DR.. ID. Jayne's Medicines.
- do Hoopland's G ,rman Mofaus and Brandreth's
Btters Pills.
46 do Bulls Sarsaparilia, Arnold's and Houses Pills,
l20 do Dromgoos's Female Smiths and Soules do,
Bittsrs, Wright's and Cooks do.
500 do McIAne's& Pahnes- Jayne's and Peters do,
stocks Vermfuge, Csrter's Spanish Mixture,
100 do Fine and common Uroan's Anti Baehanalisn,
Colognes assort. Elixir for Intemperance,
100 do Hair Pomatums, Urbans Anti Dy speptc Ex-
80 do do Oils, celsior,
OO do Assorted Extracts for Ladies', ChdreDs & Gents
the handkerchief Shoulder Braces,
"a do Transparent Wash Hebrew Plaster,
Balls, Houghtons Pepsin,
4s do Transparent Cakes, Marchse's Uterine Catholi
" do Saponaceous Com con,
pound, Smiths Tonic Syrup,
"a do Fine Honey Soap, Graefenberg Medicines,
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY

BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
ONFRON7, NEAR BROAD STREET.
THE Subscriber respectfully returns his n
a thanks to the public for past favors and So 1
u icts continuance ofpatronsgein the above ~
ZpAine, also
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING.
Together with every description Of Meta Turnngs Metal
ic Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings. .f,.-s-
Soda Founts Generators Ale Pumps, and Pumps OF eve
ry description manufactured TO order repaired at short
notice. e...t -... ...-
Cash will be paid at all times for old copper and brass
june22-ly b. COLE-
TEAS! TEASg TEAs!m
TUST received from regular importer OF TEAS in fnl-
81 adelphia,
500 lbs Imperial and Gun Powder Teas; ~
100 " aF .f do;
Fr ,sh and ofa superior quaity-for sale BY
febl H. r. BELL, Coiiege 81
NLDICAL SOCIETY OF TENNESSEE.-
l The Medical Society of the State Of Tennessee will
hold its next Annual Meeting at Nashville on the nrst
Wednesday in April next. Afu1 and interesting meeting
is anticipai ed Il -, :, - NH.
HUM OVERSIZE ES.-We have received lew
(y more cases of Gum 0serShoes latest styles or la
feba2 - = No ~, College st.
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NOTICE..

hOvl-4m .
And Druggis. and Merchants everywhere.
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Wild give the above reward Tor The apprehension and
safe keeping until get hm) Of my NAT, iftaken
out of the State and s25 if takeni in the State Nat a.
is about 97 2S years DID, smooth black skin, feet a
inches high; goatee, has intellectual LIZ
appearance would weigh about ls5 lbs, had when be
left black sack Coat striped Pants Boots and black Hat
had fiddle under his and is carpenter BY trade
NY address is Chestnut Grove p. o.. Davidson County,
Tennessee JAMES l.. BELL.
mario ST
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AFFLICTED RRADI

And By all Druggists in every town In the State Of
see, and all the Southern and Western States.
mari 54-lmdtw&w
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MI EW UOODSe-W ALL Z Af EHS-N0W DeIng
In received, cheapest con mon and Gp1 prR-
fine Gold, Silver, Satin, dc, per fdH.'.&-
steamer Yeaman. rlE9tkEhsss -
$500 pieces unslazsd Walt Paper tkx2A ,.xur
patterns. ..- .r. -. - :. --
also pieces glazed Wall Paper, latest designs.
Beautiful variety of Borders and Mouldings-srge lot
of Fire Screens and Window Papers, low for cash, al
Wholesale and Retail. W. W. FINN,
No Al Market street between Union and the Square.
N. B-Psper Hanging done in the best manner. siey
mar2l -.--...-1 --... -. -
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n DAVID CURRY, Boor -
AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, 1861

asa AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, 1R0
Main street, takes his method Of Informing
his customers and the pubic that he has just
returned from the North with lsrEe lot of excel
supply Of BOOTS, SHOES, GAlTERS, Trunks, Va.
ices and Carpet Bags suitable for Isdies, misses,
sentlemen's and servsnts wear 10 which he in gtes
attention. Having employed Mr.. James Bolton TO
attend to his sales and anufactuTins departments,
customeIs may rely upon getting suited Of all times
JAMES BOLTON respectfully announces to hts
frends and the public that he has formed business
connection with Mr.. David Curry, f26 Main street,
and will hereafter devote his whole and aten.
ton to the sales and manufacturing department of
Mr.. Curry's establishment. 81 a
The superior style Of goods sold by MI. Curry for
many years past IN this city, him in saying
that his old friends and tho public can at all times
be well served by calling at the No. l26 Msin
street. 8at8ss s5sssss d - - q
J. 3. takes occasion to say to his old friends and
former customers that he will superintend al orders
tor Boots aud Shoes LETT 1t Mr.. Curs5,s sio1s..
an 2S--l2t
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC

IA KAHOMINY LAND.-WiH be sold to the
highest bidder, the premises the 2Uth Septe M
Der next commencing ut II O'Clock A. M if fair, If
not the next fair day, that uable tract of Land
lying on Chickshominy River In the county Of Han
over. belonging to the estate of Or Reuben Mere
dith decd containing SO acres adjoining the lands
of A. B. Timberlake, A. Lumpkin and Others
This Land 10 eight milea from Richmond within II
miles of Atlee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail
road, and within miles of the Richmond and Char
lottesyille Plank Read, now being constructed. On
the Land ID small frame dwelliD g. with the other
necessary outhouses
This Farm is considered one of the most valuable
and productive on the Chickahominy, and 10 well
adapted to the growth of corn, oats wheat and
grass. ss65438 at
Possession, to seed a crop of wheat, will be given
on the LIST Of oeteber next sud full posssson on the
LIT January, 1855 - "A
TEaMs-0ne-t cash on the day Of sale, and the
remainder at and 10 months from the LIT January,
1856 with interes-the credit payments to be secur.
ed BY honda with satisfactory security and deed Of
trust ON the premises.
Immediately after the sale of the above
tract will sell tract Of Wood Land, belonging to
the same estate, containing 10 acres, about mile
distant from the above tract.
ferms Same a. mentioned above. =
- Mr.. A. b. Timberlske, the tenant, will take
pleasure In showing the Land to any person desrous
p. r. JONES, Admir-. with the viii
annexed, OF h. Meredith, dsc'e.
2 RAPID Ann STArIoN. cuipepey. Co.. Va.
August 18th, 1854.
an I7--d3taw2wAdtds -. zss f.
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GALE or CRY MADE FURNITURE

GALE OF cry MADE FURNITURE
- At AUCTsON.-In sonssquspcs 81 nst having
ssmcaens wsrsroom to eontan my stock 81 city nade
ssfnisoses vial from this day until MONDAY. 9Th
cay % September. sell all my Fursi thurs = . ness
ecsf - possible, and on the An of Ssptsnber st 10
oesoch, A. y what 10 len will be sold at suction on
tne corner Of bfankiin and 10th streets. Ihose IN
want q hsudsoEne Furniture and . good article,
Souie 90 we'll to eeil snd sxaiuS before thas time
the following b position Of Whist shall sell Q
efetAy and Book Case; elegant mahogany Ward
robes portable; pine painted WardrobeA portahle;
eeeeut marble slab Ladies' dressing Burosus With
mirror. different styles elegant marbIs slsb en-
sosse Wnshsfands Different styles q kediessoress-
inG bureaus with mirrors different styles; marble
sad sofa Tables elegant Sideboards, different pat.
teinG set cottage painted Furniture, pieces ms
nossny breakfast and dining Tables rnahogauy card
rabies; mahogany centre Tables; mahogsny What
Ngts prettg article; cherry dining and brsakfist
Taoies poplar diaing and breakfast Tables mahogany
Lsd1es Work Stands; mahogany Candle Stands; ma
nosany ana painted WashstAnds and saloon Tables;
painted enclosed Washstsnd; mahogany snd cherry
Ciios; mahogany parlor Chain; mahogany Rocking
Snairs. covered with plush; do. do. with carved
0sc.E 90 Rocking or Nurse Chair; mahogany ONCE
Cnaff fotof Sofar Tete-a tate lot Of lade9 aress-
i1e boxes with mirrors and and drawers lot OF
elegant mautel Gasses; high. post Beds esda ma
PEI dozen cottage Bedstesds, maple; 10 trundel
beo:teads, maple; poplar Couches; lot OF Chairs.
oonnstne OF Rocking and 0fecian Chairs. children's
Chairs pine Safes, mahogany Stools portable Desks
small misses cane seat Chairs and variety Of little
srtioiess J. w. SATTERWHITE. I
Sale conducted BY LARus L SHINE. Auet.
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FALL OF A HOUSE AND Loss OF LIFE

BosroN, Aug. 22.-At three O'Clock this afternoon
Ave and half story granite building forming the
east end of C. Tildsn's block Broad street. oppo-
site Custom-Houss street, fell with tremendous
crash. The rear wall a:one Is standing. The build
Ing was occupied by Zimmerman, Hsgan Co drug
giss, and w X. Lewis Brother dealers in presery-
cd meats fortunately, sufficient warning was given
TO the inmates to enable them to escape. All ex.
cept one, did so; he is buried in the ruins
Two or three persons who were passing on the
sidewalk at the time reported to be killed. At
ter the wall FELL fire broke cut kindled from tn
steam engine in the basement. large uusptity of
combustible drugs are being consumed. The rumor
spreading around that many were buried in the
ruins. caused Thousands TO flock to the spot. The
hremen were promptly ON hand, and at Z o'clock
were hard at work. :
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GHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ TAM cry NEAR BACON QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN. DE DTGRRE IN
auto ''A''''' GS1DDlN APpERsoN. Auct..
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO. MIN

GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
~ MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE
CREE OF COURT by virtue of decree Of the
Circuit curt Of the County Of Henrco, pronounced
the Esd January 1854 In the case of Crew against
Crew &C., the undersigned, a. Sheriff Of Henrico
County will expose 70 public auction, on the prem
SEES. on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of September. 1854,
which Daniel Crew died seized, containing about III
acres situated in the county of Henrico, about nine
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike, adjoining the lands Of Thos o. Burton E. Pot
erwieg and others.
TERMs.-One-third caah; balance ut and IL mos
for bonds bearing interest with good security and d.
tie retained till last payment is made.
-. 4. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted by GoBDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 23.-Flour-state and Ohio
brands have advanced 25 cents-Southern IL cents
Sales of State at 90 rs $685. Ohio SO 20 $40 70;
Southern 50 a 49, 81. Wheat firm Corn firm with
an upward tendency; large sales Of Western mix
Cd at IS sc cents. Pork has farther advanced
Ohio Whiskey 36 IA. $50
BALTIMORE, Aug. 23-Flour firm. Sales of How
ard street at 90 50. Wheat-good to prime white
$l.72 81 s3; red $l.55 81 &c Corn mixed &c
70; white 80 80; yellow 80 IS cts.
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ELIAS HALE. Auctioneer and ear

ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer and Com
H mission Merchant lO6 Main street = n nm,
eveting sales win be discontinued till about The Isi
q September, Except special sales shouid Be Of.
Cossignms.ts for private or auction sales thsukfu
II sollcted.
large sasortmsnt Of Watches. JewnIry, and Fan.
cy doldA tsr sa'e IT whules4ls or Istail, 1t lev
prices, 1t private saie. : S = :
City and country merchants ean purchase Goods ct
manufsctursr prieea - The eubserbes 10 agent ios
great mhay letke and ean - tn II
cords delivered hers 81 8 lsvufskls teSns g Is
could - ordered fkon ths nnsaslessaser direct.
-. ELIAS HALE,
~ . ~ aaA3n -
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ESPECIAL pEspArcH.l

BALLOON ASCENSION AT PETERSBURG.
PErERsBURG, August 23.-Prof. Elliott made q
triumphant ascensionst quarter past o'clock this
afternoon, from the enclosure known as William
con & Venables Tobacco Factory, at the head of
High street. His course was due west. and he was
lost to sight IN six minutes.
II is supposed that fifteen thousand persons were
present. Every thing passed eff Handsomely, and
Eliott's triumph was complete. d.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. CLOTH
- ING, &C., AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 18th
Int; st q O'clock a. my store, will sell lot q
belonging to family DECLINING houseke coping.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, kc AT II O'Clock |
terms, Linen Table Cloths, Needles Travelling Bags
10 doz. .fne Linen-bosom shirts, with and without
Collars; Cashmere Goats and Pants, &C., he.
an "a r CAuTHQRN.
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!. TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR

IT, Al.
In mems affairs there 4 4 sstide -
> So truly sings the poet;
But how can men on its Hood ride.
II they've no slime" to show it1
The sooner. then, tits understood
Tho time tide Gibbs and flows.
The sooner you can take the flood
And on its tide repose.
Ii time and tide win wait for nono.
Their movements keeping chime:
Without watch you're left alone,
TO dull unmeasured time.
With time-piece ct well.tested time,
No flood-tide will be lost:
IF late the fisher casts his line,
On ebb-tide luck he's tossed.
The sailor, too. who heaves the lead.
And keeping watch by guess,
WIN lose his reckoning, kept by head,
And raise . rebel mesa :
n colder, should your calling be. Z
You'll want your time kept true;
You will mark time then to 4.
IT taught by BARTHOLOMEW.
Let lovers too, In guessing mood,
~ Once n,iss the wedding hour,
No tide to them its future food
Would yield itB nuptiaI power. =
The merchant and the farmer, too;
The mechanic and the baker;
What, in word, would all men do
Without good matchmaker?
Love chains, too-not gilded fetters-
'Twould be hard to find their betters;
Breast-pins Of pearl and gold vend
30 good they come not back to mend.
Then have metallic mixtures :
Cheap. and just like golden fixtures
Attend these hints. they are bat few,
And now 'tis time to say sdieu;
& bnt rey6sm sat- keep time In view
The time Of BILL BARTHOLOMEW
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By ALEXANDER MOTT.

FURNITURE. &c. AT AUCTION
u On THURSDAY, August 24th, at 10 O'Clock at
the auction mart, large lot of new and second hand
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, consisting of
Sofas, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Sdeboards Chairs Look.
ing Glasses, Wash Stands. Bedsteads Beds Mattrass.
es Lounges, &c f3L
ALSO,
large lot of Cooking Utensils embracing the usr.
al variety.
ALsO-Two Cooking Stoves, nearly new.
Au "a ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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THE HEAT AT THE NORTH

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-The heat has been verv
oppressive here day, haring reached high as 9S
degrees. The thermometer stood at 8 O'Clock this
evening at 81 degrees.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22-This has been or. of the hot.
test days of the season. The Thermometer at two
O'Clock this afternoon was 81
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sEaorD DISPATCH

BosToN. Aug. 22-Two buildings, instead of one
"a reported in the previous Dispatch fell down-No
% Broad ST., occupied by w. K. Lewis L Brother
and No 81. by Huuneman, Hasten L Co. Those
known to be killed are VIM Downing, clerk of Hun
neman, Hasten l. Co., aged 20; Davdi Rirey. aged 8
ann Margaret Riley, aged 10-the two latter were
killed ON the sidewalk.
young woman is stated to be in the ruins; but 10
at 800 600.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 90 Pearl streeta
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
LII NlTURE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
MONDAY morning next 18th inst commencing at
10 o'clock at the residence of Mr.. Patrick Brannon
corner Of 18th and Grace streets, al of his House.
held and Kitchen FURNITURE, consisting of Bed
sieads, Feather Beds, Bedding, Bureaus, Tables.
Chars, Washstsnd, &c.
st24 THos w. KEEsEE, Auct
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND, HOR-
y SEES, cows, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance of the provisions OF
certain deed of trust dated 18th day OF November,
1853 and duly recorded in the clerks Office of Hen
rico County Court for certain purposes therein
ed executed to the subscriber by M. F. Day aud Ma.
his wife, will expose for sale, at public auction,
on THURSDAY, 3lst August, inst. commencing at
10 O'Clock in the morning, upon the premises, the
following property, to wit: That parcel of Land in
the county Of Henrico, containing about so acres,
more or less, and known by the name of "Hopewell'
adjoining the lands of James Malone, w. Green a.
cob s. Alice, and Henry M. Rice.
Also. the following Personal Properly, to wit: 8
Horses, Cows, Carriage and Harness, and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, now In the DOS
session and occupation Of said M. F. Day.
Terms made known at sale.
EDWARD D. EACHO, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
4st. ed -... &
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WASHINGTON ITEMs.-A despatch from Mr. soul.
confirms the report of the appointment of General
Sonehs a. Captain General OF Cuba, and expresses
istry. VAN,
Sig. marcoetta has modified mis- reclamation for
The bombardment of Greytown, to indemnity for the
property OF Nicaraguan citizens destroyed. Amo.
rcan and foreign claimants will be referred TO the
Mosquito King Tor indemnity.
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By 00DDlN { APPERs0N- - =
WILL BE sold ON THURsnAY

- Anefnoon the 18th Aue- lo64 upcn the prea-
IRicK % lie E.:s ssy q sIi Eses..
alley, adjoining Mira Bsiley's BOARDING honse fronr
ins .bcvt q feet. running back 100 7set 40 the
ETA nLE LOT IN rear Of the above, now oee113sd 81
MI Ed Burnett hontns - feet, runninf - 50
feet The above real estate i located IN psf 81 tho
cty where property d in much demand. and i con.
sidsred valuable whether tor residences or buspces
purposes.A s = -.
TERMs-4th cash. balance at ct s. and mouths
for negotiable notes, interest added. secarsd ~
trust deed or title retained 49, =
an 10 GODDIN AppERa0H 49,.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN STREET OPPOSITE TO Me-
Tirk,lUof,oLlTAN HALL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON the
9th August 1854 upon the premises. mmsncins y
9 o,cioci, the newly erected three-story above
basementJ brick tenement with granite fro On the
south side Of franklin street, Opposite to Meropol-
tan Hall fronts q feet runs bscD 81 feet to a al
10y, and bounded on the cast BY smother allsy This
property justly regarded very valuable, a 1t vii.
readily yield an annual rent of 500
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance 1t 4 and ~
months for Vegetable netes interest added secured
Dy 9. trust e deed GODDIN i APRERSON.
du 10 Aurfa
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was thrown from buggy In staunton few day,
ago, and seriously though not fatally injured
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WOOL DEPOT-We have determined

WOOL DEPOT.-We have determined
w to open in this city, in connexion with our
present business, Wool Depot for tho sale of Wool
and have engaged the services of Mr.. JOHN WA
TERHOUSE, the former efficient Agent of the
Wooen Factory in this city. his attention, If neces
saIy: will be devoted exclusively to this business
All Wool received will be graded, that each pur-
chaser can buy such Wool as he wants, and not be
compelled to buy such will not answer his pur-
poses.
There is grown in Virginia a sufficient quantity of
Wool If concentrated and graded, to attract the at
tenton of manufacturers and dealers to cur market
and we hope to succeed in establishing good market
for the wool grower near home.
For particulars, see our circulars.
CRENSHAW & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
je 70 u Richmond Va
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Ffaa.--A larep firs occurred IL g. Louie On llse
slse instant, In Rosenheiner's and Burds store on
Main street, near Market. The adjoining property
was also damaged Loss $4,000.
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VIM. B. Sheppard has been hanged in Califor
mia, for the murder of Henry Day.
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THE ANGEL GABRIEL

Boston, Aug. 2i.-Orr, the Angel Gabriel, VII
arrested at Charlestown yesterday on the chars
Of disturbing the peace and LODGED in Jail. had
hearing to-day, and being unable give $500 secur
ty to appesr at further hearing Friday, was r,
committed.
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Loss OF A srKAmEa.-A dispatch from New Or
leans states that the steamer Huntsville has beer
lost 10 the Mississippi river. No particulars given
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MISS SUSAN DENIM made her first appearance
since her return from California at the Bowery the
atre, New York, on Monday evening last, aud met
With fiattering reception from an immense au.
dieuce
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YELLOW FEVER In CHARLESTON
CnARLEsron, Aug. 23-The Board of Health re-
port four deaths from yellow fever IN this city du-
ring the week ending to day,
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The mother of the world.renowned Sam Patch
died 10 Pawtucket. X. l., few days since, aged 90
years 8
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FROM TExAs-THE PAcIfI,

NEW ORLEANs. August 23.-The contract OF H.
]. Walker, T. Hing and others, with the State OF
Texas, for the construction of the Pacific Railroad
has been signed and sealed.
The Maine Law ticket has succeeded in all parts
of Texas
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GIRL BuRsED TO DEATH.-The boarding houss
OF Mrs. Jenney. near Vincennes, Ind, was destroy
much injured by smoke. heat and fright that sh,
died the next day.
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A FxxALE AKRosAur "A Psris letter savs. aye
hays yenng and celebrated mronaut Msdemoi.
ssila ceciiy, ofthe Hippodrome, who made her for.
fieth sseent last Thursday. She slyhted, 10 few
hours, n township IN the adjoining Department.
Inc COUNTY people maltrcsted her a. q wisch.s
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CHOLERA IN NEW YORK

NEW foRK, Aug S2.-Durng the last twenty -four
hours in two Hospitals there have been ten new ca.
ses of cholera three deaths, and forty two remain.
Ing under treatment
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