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Democratic Central Committee.

This COMMITTEES made tremendously long publication
In yesterdays Courier in reply to the American commit
tee, occupying two mortal columns Of that paper We
hardly expect to be believed when We assert on thu honor
q gentlemen that we actually wasd through the entire
documen--thet we read every line from beginning to
end In Justification, however must be permitted to
plead that nrstrate good old line Democrat who ia
going to vote the entire American ticket insisted that we
should read IT, Further than this we haven't word to
say In our own behalf fl8& stsasee4
The address Of the Democratic Central Committee
no material point unreped to- that could discover
full Of special pleading OF the most ordinary sort and
the conclusions arrived nj remind US of the assumed
stted airs OF dignity detected cuprt sometimes strives
to put on TO brazen out when tits Impossible to xenu-
ate, bis delinquency. The sophstical arguments they
bring forward 70 maintain that there was no lack OF
tesy their part oonroyerted BY the very
dence they were peeesstated publish Let them torture
language as much thsy please let them split hairs as
long a. y suits them and they will DO enabled to derive
no benefit therefrom They made proposition to the
American Executive Committee which was respectfully
declined for satisfactory reasons gven They then made
another proposition to the Committee which was
accepted, and they were. promptly notified of the
fact. Then, while matters In state Of abey.
aare, they publish long communication to the
world, and seek to justify themselves because the
names Of certain subcommittee were not oemmuni
ested TO them. What wretehed snbterfuge is This
Weimagne no member Of the Democratic Central Com
mttee will have the presumption question the honor
ofthe Chairman of the American Committee Core
providence. He informed them that committee had
been appointed to confer with their committee and would
be pleased 10 meet them ,pkeneper stel Their convenience
the Democratic COMMITTEES had wanted to meet the
American Committee the path was plain before them
and no miserable quibbling extrieate thsmrd the
aeMma IN which they placed II they had wished to
aees shs American Committee, why did they not send
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AMERICAN MEETINGS.

The following meetings will be held by the American
party of Louisiana In the parish of Orleans s.5 {
PUBLIC MASS MEETINGS. - ~
1st. On Washington Square, Third District on satur-
day, October 20, at Y o'clock p. M s4aa Eas5Fs s5
I'd On Lafayette Square Saturday 27th October at
7 O'Clock P. NJ.
Sd. at Aigiers. on Tuesday, 3oth, at O'Clock P. NJ
4th On Canal street. junction of Bourbon and earon-
deet streets Saturday, Sd November att O'Clock p NJ
+ Hon Duncan F. Kenner, Hon. Randell Hunt, John w.
Price George Euats Cyprien D. pufopr Capt Chas!
D. Drsux, Col Dick Stewart, J. j. Michel NJ A. Foute
Hon. Theodore G. Hunt George B. N Wales and other
American orators will address the respective
meetings. ...5=-=s.z .= OIL 2dptf
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teItgrapbeh to the Tailp GrfSrent.
RIVER 1NTELLlaENcE.


sLovisvrILE Oct. 1sThe river continues falling with
a6vsfeet Eve inches water In the canal. .-.~-.--
The steamer Antelope arrived yesterday from New Or
leans, and the Empirs departed for that port.
Cincinnati Markets. .s,ss.sz.s.
CyscisrArr Oct. le--Fiour remains firm at 81 40 to
Az 30 uer Dbl Sales Of Red Wheat at 81 A5 per bshsl
whisky is selling at 3s1So. per gallon.
New York Markets.
NEW YoRK, Oct 1a--our markets. are quiet to-day
Sales Of Ohio Flour SIS 621 and Southern at so s7s
per Dbl Wheat is lower Sales Of Southern White At
So TO- and Red 81 81 per buahsi Pork is unchanged
Sales Of Mess at. $40 % per Dbl. Whiskey ia firm
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One of the British Reviews, in an article on
the electric telegraph gives the credit of inventing and
constructing the most rapid working telegraph to Mr.
Alexander Balm The Review seems to anticipate time
when the post office will give place to the telegraph and
says that when the sxpenny penny telegraph
into play Mr. Balm will stand forth tho greatest of tel
egraph inventors 1t makes this assertion the author
ty Of Dr. Lardner who states that 10000 words be
sent hour by wire the chemical telegraph
and to greater distance than by the magnetic telegraph
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MAIL RoBBER CONVICTED = In the United
States Court Hon John W. Brockenbrough presiding
sannton, Va John NJ. Meek convicted reoently of
robbng the United States mail and sentenced to the PEN
tentiary for ten years. Meek was at the time of the
commission of the crime, engaged in carrying the mail in
Augusta county, Va, and opened one Of the mail bags
and raed the letters Of their contents.
Who ARE 1NIMIoAL TO SLAVERY In o
notice of General Houston's letter in favor of
the Philadelphia American Platform, the Chi
csgo Democrat says:
swe want no to talk to us of being opposed to
slavery who throws any obstacles Ia the way Of Foreign
Labor, the only competition for Slave Laborn a.
Another significant indication substantiating
the correctness of many articles bearing upon
this subject, heretofore published by US.
II any body is hurt by this course of argu-
mentation, they should look to the source-to
the cause-not blame as, or other American
journalists. heanti- Americans have no right
to complain if anti American authority is quo
ted against them Tn warfare is as potent and
irresistible as it is legitimate and proper.
Would it not be we'll for the planters of the
South to ponder this accommodating aud concur
rent testimony carefully There may be no
danger, but the question Of slavery is one as SEN
sitive as ii is absorbingly important, and all
matters bearing upon it should be attentiyely
considered by those most interested. When the
good sailor sees small black cloud on the
verge OF the horizon, he commences taking in
| sail and preparing for the onset of the brood
1 ing hurricane ss.s.s.
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TesO Goods,
THE Subscribers

TIE StEUSCTsWGEB
constantly receiving additions TO ttcr large assortment
Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. and UPHoLsTERERs MA
TERIA comprised the following which they o 10
their customers at greatly reduced prices, vif.:
HoUS EKEEpIEG HARDWARE. Of all kinds.
FIRE IRONS, in Brass Iron and Polished ,st1.
AHDIRoNS and FIRE DOGS,
Fine and Cheap TABLE CUTLERY, and by tbs dzSu.
EaAmesd HOLLOW WARE, of every description.
SILVER PLATED WARE, Of all kinds.
CHINA and CRoCRERY.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. 'z
Broems and Brnsh.s, Feather Busters.
r.nts, Oils and Paint Brushes. -sl58 l.
Sperm, whsle. Lard, Fsatsfcot aud Linsesd Oils.
Camphene, Spirit Gas Banning Fluid, etc ,e,c.
Tdsn's Vsrnthes, Glue Cords and Tatas Fringe and Gimp
Window cornicsr, curtsin Plus and Bands.
Chair, Sofa and Bed Springs.
HEATH Il MILLER,
h.. 4 7Fess g.zs tsurcessoss Miller, Harris valdez
go ap3t&stW IS and rs Camp street, New oreaus
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Dukehsrt's
BIRTH ON THE i

BIRTH on THE CARS. ION Capt. Dukehsrts
passenger train between this city Baltimore recently
passenger station suddenly his into this
breathing world in the ladies' The lady and the
lsdy's husband who had particular claim the young
adventurer, and from New York, very kindly
cared for by Capt Dukehart and the baggage master
Mr., James Young This of the locomotive attached
70 this important train Reindeer and the little
fellow, in honor of the peculiar occasion and circum-
Stances chrstened Reindeer Dukehart Monroe and
we understand is now doing well. wheeling Intel.
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CoNTINENTAL GUARDS w invite the atten-
tion a the membsrs Of this company to notice in
another column requesting them to meet at their Armoy
1t O'Clock this afternoon for the purpose Of attending
the funeral Of ths late Samuel Lovett Waldo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20

TIE MAns.--We have the same words to re-
peat; the mail due yesterday failed from be-
yond Mobile. There will be three mails due
this morning from the Atlantic cities. We
trust some of the bags of papers will get through,
eyenif they do not bring us more than the Ad-
ministration's official gazette from Washington.
If the contractors will wait till next Monday,
the fourth week Of their faithlsssnsss will coma
Wsnce.
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HEADQUARTERS, 81
Pen5a,ssuf National Guard.

eouiorzty with Brigade ofaer the Regiment of National
assemble On Square this SATURDAY the
Goth inst al eek full assist 10 the funeral
monica Adiu.ani SAMUEL WALDO. z-Es ,sl =
snans with the execution this order
u BY prasr Of sEhAhD sItiht mAtor,
SH comuanding Regiment Nj iicnsi Guard
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Our thanks are due to the purser Of The
steamship Nautilus for late Texas papers.
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FoR VTosKBURa AND YAzoo. The fine steamer
Louisa, Captain White, leaves this morning at 10
O'Clock for vicksbusg Mikens Bend etc. She connects
with Yazoo river packets
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In obedience sgds Orders are hereby commanded 10 at
the Armpry, fall snifO1r THIS AFTERNOON, ats
ok rssy the Of attending the funeral Of the
hautsnt Gsnsra SAMUEL L. WALDO Panesasl astesdanes
10 s1pssad,
sysisT os Capt. Lshsss.
psn JOHN coNNELI, o,G
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FoR VIoKsURG That splendid and feet
Steamer The Natcbez Capt Lsathera leaves the above
and intermediate ports at O'Clock this afternoon.
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FQR LouIsyMLn. This afternoon at s o'clock
the nps steamer sultanas Capt j G. Bentley takss her
departure for Louisville and all intermediate landings
Those travelling that way better than to
their passaseon board 81 her 81 4'i1t9 7'PA Eafsg
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PELICAN THEATGR.---The amateur perform
take place this evening at the Pelican Theater
will W doubt not draw full honse Three peoea will be
producsds slashes and Crashsr' Rough Diamond',
and 1.-THE Widows FietmD and they are particularly
calculated to bring the best points Of the members
the Club Nj. Kneass will give amusing inn
itaticns Of well known actors se 81 a5
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FoR MEaFHIs. The swift and elegant steamer
Ingonar Capt McDonough will leaye for Memphis at
O'Clock this afternoon The Ingomar new and supe-
rinr boat. s.a - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20

We are under obligations to the clerk of tn
steamer Sultana for Louisville papers.
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81 On the night of the 9TH, d number Of wagon
oes who had been drinking together for several days
encAmped about four miles from Chester s. G. During
tho night Of them named Williams, who supposed
to be laborng under derium tremens rose and with
Glove asunder tine head of one of his companions
named Bradley killing him instantly He then fed but
was arrested and lodged in Jail.
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Diaries for. 1856,

OtEg'tt8 TUT IBOV1
At
STATION r s. II LII,
Sd CAMP Rect, %
AND No. BANK ALLEY
Just received full supply of DIARIES for 1885, Of all sizes and
qna oEasp half cap quaro denny qurso, hal
DENY aundry Of POCKET EDITIONS got in fine aylsi
full glt also HOUSE EXPENSE BOOK cap $40
ono page for each day. For sale by
D. FELT & STETSON,
z Stationera Hall, 81 Camp saeet,
ole sp3t s. $af"=,a& and Bank Alley.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Samuel Delgado for a
late paper from Kingston, Jamaica.
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olsspa

NtsV Goods.
Leig N & B arbOt,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS,
just by arrivals New York. and
opening and fashionable as4ort snt Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
which thsy particularly cali the attention their
TONERS.
CLOTHING will be fonnd be of the desirable
patterns and latest style viz:
Black Froek COATS medium
fine qualities.
sACS AND PALEToTS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
Plot Cloth oyERCoATs.
Ceored Cfgsimere PANTS.
super6ne Black Cashmere and Doeskin PANTS.
VESTS every ponslack ead Figured Silk, Satin Rich
Ysvets, Cashmere, etc., etc
THE GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Comprise q full assortment consisting or
UNDER GARMENTS;
LEIGHToN,s FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS
COLLARS, CRAVATs, NECK TIES, 10 great varity.
HANDKERCHIEFs, JoUyIs GLOVES, HOSIERY
ROBES DE cHAMBREs, TRAVELLING sHAwLs. ETC.
sstabshmsnt and at low for
50 LEIGHTON & BARB0T, =
ole 2petaltw corner St. Charles and Canal streets.
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CHEAT LoAD--Ihe floating warehouse and
palace,th Vicksburg, Natches and New Orleans
packet, Natahez, arrived yesterday morning,
bringing Ia the great number Of 4 ,o75 bales cot.
ton, Y 6fty different houses, ranging from three
bale % 4s7 bales TO each consignee. The Nat
chez leaves again this evening Ut ave O'Clock.
Two small boats also arrived from Alexans
dria, bringing about $50 bales, and accounts of
continued low stage Of water. Il Nh. 10 n ell. H.
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SET NEW ORLEANS s& &
SfastOners' Warehouse.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY.


h J. b. steel,
6O CAMP STREET, 60
Respectfully beg leave inform his eussossa ia tho
city and country that he sesvas vsy large and srsu,iys
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.
and would call the attention Of to tho follow
ing l Of articles which BE- owsa. saab p,s.s,
IN BLANK BOOEs. H.
Ledgsrs Journals Day Books Books, Order Cash. Letter.
Salss and Rscep Books Bank Memorandum Copy
OF IadnE and ssof Exchange Books INDEXES Pocket Ldgs
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERs.
impss sspsrroyal. Medium, Dem Folio Post and Fooscap
ips Waits And Blue Hoprsssed Pau Fnrlsh, French and
Post and Letter Papers thick Ana thin; Best laid
Hssofs rsyer. All the above ruled or plain, i, 1sF
/, s.5~S sEALING-WAx.
Royal Frtoa Irish Harp Scarlet. Black Fancy colorsa and
eef,smsd, Gold spanged, aud Bronze seairgwax. Wy IfI
@- WATERS. ~ a=a
Beat English Scarlet Red No,aral wasr oil
sizes.
INKS.
Maynard NoYes LEX; Arnod English md
ing Ink Stephens uaehangeabs Light Rus Fluid Aua his
Red best French Carmine Ink. n
INK STANDS.
Cut Gs Fancy Agate Indis Ruaber Bcrsy Bronze.
Pocket Cork and Pewter Ink s.snds. Of al kinda.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. ~ 4
ys ,s Paper. sf Psps
Wiz ass ssss:
2sbra Twiue; Ftercb Watat Coors = -
rwins Reels: lR2ssIF Cutlery for Pocket
Metallic Memorandum Books, val Dssk
rou. sass CHECK snd Bank Note Scissors; {
E i5sss la ase rssis. and Hs pssss,
L Post. lCard and Pen Rarka
LACE Visiting Cards |Bcttnx Paper;
Psrforsse Boards aiaersa. col orr; Board,
Sfass 9foeracioFs; Playing Cards. ... . y
Color ed Cixyons; lChess aos ,d,;
booI States; @e Vii Chose Mem .5- ~.
notds Steel Fen and ether lDominoes and Dice;
1 Writing Inks: Survey ors, Compasss-
Silver Snake Pen Holders; Scotch Psnknis Homes
Il Cocoon, Wood and Tin Sand Boxes, liudelbIe Ipk
Ivory, Bone and Wood Pounee Mote Paper
y Boxes nen EuyoIopeu
Japannsd Paper Cutters; French English and American
Irvine, Of assorted sizes and quail. Cards etc.
\ ties; Ever Silver Pspcii rske.
A Points for Silver Pencils; ! ~ $50
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Of all kinda gsnsra great
by the ubscribe personally with the judgment
| Of the most eminent professors and teachers.
~ Committees, Teachers, Dealers, and all who again
the lowest possible prices New Orleans saone
l Warehouse. .5.5-
I ,.-~~ j. B. STEEL,
| ola 9ps'al,W 60 Camp street.
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AUCTION SALES.

By n. D. SYKES
MONDAY, s2d inst, ut 10h O'clock, will be
and Common sis:e q, III ,as
superb ssSss Sss5ss ssss SEgw S part W
b p5ps s,ssas
s AEH sss sssses shsIf' oval
shsiss ss 'Ss bnnsr
A ssds9S% na;niars ssadsf Kitchen
~ IN h Dwelling has been usd bua few MONTHS
sonse2asnly in nne cfdsr Terms, cssh. OILS
aa.. soS y.s
BY GEO. PALFREY, AuctioDeer
omee No. ~ Camp street,
SATURDAY, 9th October, 1856, at o'clock
III b ed sass ,s q The NO. +
o.sas r.
~ October 1855. and iath october lsss .l-
silver f. S'ss1s. sASws; ss
SATURDAY i1h 1885, o'clock Baris Arcade
n d M os seesnn Of sacesson q Mira
Nsw Orleans, dated iah ocoosr IDS. '''1' "
ne slave gfeas sgsd shout IS yea. House
:. A. A. 8 s ssfor' W. Ieees Notary
sao .son a. Wal a, JONES & FL asETH Jun Is meaOss
PAR GEO. PALFREY, Encateur. $500 !.
Huresp. No. ~ dc Camp.
& ANfEDI, ~ Octobre, 1856, a deux heures du
odrsa de vents moi adhrtss par opoabs r
lssa. en- date ia o'e' 1915 ct ds'a o'5r'
uns quanti.s msablrnts comps 81 de MAbc
vesls 4, Bat, ,ris Do cuisine condien,. sorpiaht
qua IHono,abls @ L dsaIme
de "a Neuvsils Orleans on date du ~ 0eotre, 1856
LE,ss sa sally nsgrasae agso d'snvon is ans.
Acts dsyant W LPool. E.q
L VT ie u ~
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.americsy,s Ticket.
PARISH EFFERs SON.

Il FOR SENATOR, ....-+
-u.-... FERGUS AhDERE. .s-s
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, -
JAMES H. MEHAF FEY,
G.EORGEC. LAWRAsOH.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
80 -, W. r. SCOTT ..g
y FOR SHERIFF, @= -.. s.m
PAsCALIs LABAR Es
p .t--a e
FOR CORONER, ---.-4.,..-.. + 49,
r. p. sMATTUcK.
FOR CLERK COURT,
EDW. BUlssON.
FOR ASSESSOR,
J. l.. DoNNELLAN... -. .
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In the New York Court Of Oyer and Terminer,
on the 9th nst The matter Of the indicted ooIals was
brought up MOLE prossgui entered in thu case Of
alderman Cooper, and motion 70 quAsh the other in,
Atstnsnta wns denied.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20

The Morehouse (La,) Advocate, states that
the typhoid fever has prevailed alarming extent in
that parish recently. s. as 5e. #si
When lndia-rubber, is mixed and kneaded
with portion of sulphur, and passes through heated
rollers TO thoroughly incorporate the sulphur 1t is then
Chilled vulcanzed If the vulcanized rubber be exposed
for few hours in vessel to the action Of high
steasay of three hundred degrees centgrade heat-t
acquires new properties. From being soft it becones
hard though very difficult to break. In this state its
texture very much resembles oroiseshel and can be
beautifully polished. 'tf9 E5gs-9}I s
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cher leaves again this evening ut 1--WE O'clock.
Two small boats also arrived from Alexan.
dria, bringing about $50 bales, and accounts Of
continued low stage Of water. VI. W 81
MoBmE EVENING NEws.--On the LIST Of No.
vemhersour highly esteemed friend, Charles G.
Langaon, Mayor Of Mobile, Will assume the
editorial control Of the columns of this excellent
journal We cordially welcome the return Of
Mr., LaDgdon T. bis old vocation, which he did
much 70 dignity and adorn BY his courteous de-
meanor and distinguished abilities We regard
MIR. pa. as ono of the ablest and most vigorous
writers in the South. He is always able, always
gentlemanly, always forcible, il all eontroyer
Gal encounters, and goodness knows be has had
enough Of them
IN the return Of Mr. LaDgdon the editorial
fraternity will receive noble accession, while
me CITY Of Mobile will lose the services Of an
enlcisnt aud ]uaicious Mayor. We congratulate
the one while We commiserate the other.
sAAh ~ THE sfitNsvEs.---We omitted yester
day to mention that the fourth section of tho
Fharves, being that portion comprised be,vsep
Canal street and Toulouse street, was offered
for sale BY the Comptroller and adiudcatea u
Mr.. Carver, the,secnrities offered by him bsins
Messsrs Martin, Davis, AcLanathan and Drum.
The price obtained vas eighty mine thousand
dollars, being IN advance Of six thousand dol
lars over the rate Of the previous adjudication.
This ID encouraging, and warrants the expires.
sion u the belief on our part, that the laudabls
and energetic efforts Of the Fin ance COMMITTEES,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20

y A Nantucket whaling vessel has discovered q
new hland in the South Pacific Ocean It is situated
about two hundred and fifty miles south Of Desolation
Island and the ship which encountered 1t took from It, in
less than weeks time four hundred barrels Of sea ee-
phans OIL Two other ships said to be now course
Of preparation to return thither for the purpose OF
pro6ting by this valuable discoFerg,-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20

SATURDAY MORNING, oCTR 90 1856.
r0R 1MERIoAN STATE AND PARISH TICKET,
SEE FIRST PAGE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20

REMAINS OF GFN Dowss.-We learn from the
0uachts Register of the 1lh that the remains of the
Hon. s W. Downs, who died at Brant's Springs KY on
the 18th Of August 1854 brought to that town on
the previous Thursday and Saturday wsre inferred in
the family cemetery the plantation of the deceased
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The Felioana
Democrat of Monday, says;
sad accident occurred the Clinton and Port Hud-
son Railroad Saturday 1ast On the return trip OF the
from Port Hudson the boiler Of the locomotive ex-
pl 2ded instantly killing the Engineer Mr. Eggeston
and severely scaiding negro boy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
! 1stzc-..,l,i54A .Hl.UIt.n FROM BUCHANAN 10
] -. -l..ta LNNCnRI- re AND KICHMOND

Fare from lvnehbug To buchanan. 80
.
From lynchbnrg Charlottesville. ............... -
On and after the @ of October Packet Boats will leave
buchanan at y ii, and l.ynchhnrg a p. NJ Monday
Wednesday aud Friday and arrive Richmond second day
at } O'clock \. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynehburg T. p NJ
reach Ncoosylc AT lO n NJ, next day and arrive III Char
lUtesye at ;! T. NJ Leave I.ynchburg Buchanan
Lexington At g. \. NJ Monday "Wednesday Friday,
arrive at i, VI.
From Lyuclburg to Richmond time and distances in
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DR"s!nE-s.-rATENr AunKorxpE>.


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prepared To furnish pictures in every style of the
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aud owned in this place by Gibbs 4 keagy only.
These Ambraypcs pronounced by competent judges 10
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Amhr9yp" microscopes must be to be appreciated
the felici being fully rs perfect as life.
Also, their Mezographs Pictures paper from life
These equal to the finest onrvngs and mere accurate in
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