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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-14
VOL. XXXll.
SrAUNTON SPECTATOR.
RYJ. A. & L.. WADDGLL, Jr.
TERMS.

h,. The "sPECTAT0R'' is published once a ,ceek,
s Zoo Dollars gear, j PAID in ddranee or itco Dol
ia,, md Ffy Ceats if delayed beyond the expiration #
a., ss,r NJ subscription ciIl be discontinued b Gthe
eS.isa of be EEtors, until al! arrearages are paid
~ Al cpRRtaicatioaS 10 the Editors by mail must
BE post- paid or hey ioU not be attended TO-
IDTERTIS E.HENTS of hirtee. lines Cor lsss,)
Snssrted three times for dollar, and tceyire cents
fer each subsequent coatiaHnce Larger advertisements
Snserted in hie same proportion
liberal discount made to those tcho adcetise 6g TIE
year.
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JOHN NJ. R0YALL.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
ESsea9A SIgs,
RIOT MOJO. VA.

ESssaszA SI2s,
RESE MOITD, VA.
REFER TO
Messrs. Lewis Webb = Son,
Bacon & Baskerville. p,.,.on
Davenport. Allen & Co. '''0 "~oNO'
I" Kent. Paine s Kent,
{" John Caswell s. CO.,} Nrw yobr
(" Lane s. Hussey,
Tiffany, Ward s Co.,
sc Rice. Chase s Co.,
sc George < jenkins, R,,rnonr
6" Lewis & Geo. Caesar,
q" Fl. E, Thomas < Co.,
f. w. Burne & Son,
ne VIII attend TO the sale Of Wheat. Corn
Tobacco. Flour. aud all the products Of the farm
Feb. IA, 1854.
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KNOWLES Il WALFORD,

hNOW LED " w ALI OltD3
AGENTS FOR
"Hsrring's Fire and Burglar Proof
IRON Safes"
FOR RICHMOND, VA.
EIAVE. on hand the largest assortment ever of
AA fered in Virgina-priceS from $40 to S3l3
each Store on Pearl street. next to II. W. Fry's.
MIR. Knowles has removed his office for Life In
surance to the same place.
The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU,
RANCE COMPANY" have CAPITAL Of
$2,03S, S59.i5 on the lst Of January. 1855.
and declared Dividend of 35 per cent. to the IN
sured ON their yearly payment.
KNOWLES & WALFORD.
Richmond. Va, Feb. ID 1855.
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A HANDSOME lot of plain and fg'd Nous
"a Inns, at reduced prices. by ~
NELSON s. BAYLOR.
Staunton, jar. 81 l955.-N., A. s. X. copy
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RRLSCOE 4. STUART.

,TvTORNEY AT LAW, Stannton, Va, will practise
A in ali ths Courts hoden ia Augusta and the Superior
O. nr n ,ckinobaia and Highland. Office formerly
oo"o';.T o1"rS ,~ M.ssrs Imboden & McCue.
Staunton Sept IS, lSj3.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-20

FATAL DIFFIcULTY-We learn from pas
senger on the Louisville stage which arrived
here on Wednesday night, that man named
MARTIN, from GAINESVILLE, was killed on the
Turnpike, near Tyree Spring., on Wednesday,
evening, just as the stage passed, by man
whose name our informant did not learn. 1t
appears that and old feud existed between the
parties. They met, and Martin Knocked the
other man down, who, a. lie rose, discharged
his pistol, containing load of buckshot, at
Martin, killing him Instantly.
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A ''rich" incident is related in connection
with a recent speech of Ex Governor Joe Mat
thews at Oxford, Miss The Governor was
declaimng Justify against the Know Meetings.,
and .ook occasion to call upon young men to
beware of going into their Councils and taking
their oaths. YES" said he, al warn you not
TO GO into these Councils and take upon your
selves those horrid oaths! for if you do, You
will be PERJuRED!" Just at this point, he
caught the eye of McKinnon, the celebrated
"seceder," aud seeing that he was committing
murder upon one of his own comrades, he in
stEnyly attempted TO ward off the deadly blow
by sayirg-"But after all. the obligations viii
not be binding any how l"-AempAis Eng.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy1G-ly CINCINNATI OHIO.
To The Citizens of the southern and
Western STATES.

Learning from agents and correspondents in various
parts Of the country that schiedam Aromatic schnapp
is extensively couuerfeted especially Southern
Western States, and finding that the pirates darngy ad
vertise their perncous receptions under the which
belongs my article, think it necessary to caution the
community against these vendors Of poison disguise
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose Of supplying the medical faculty whole
community with pure medicinal spirit, which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where stimuaDts
required without producing the fearful consequences
which invariably result from using adulterated liquor In
order render douhy sure had the article
anayZad by chemists Of world wide celebrity and sub
mted for experiment test TO thousands of distinguished
medical practitioners The responses from these sources
OF the unequvocal and satisfactory character
II is before the public, surrounded with these guaran-
tees and bearing these uuimpeachabe endorsements and
call upon the community to protect themselves and
their health and reputation frOwnng down and
regulating the praca spectators who peddng their
foul commodities under Of my trade mark No article
had been imported from Holland into this market
der the Of Schnapps previous the appearance of
WoIfes schiedam Aromatic Sehnapps, in this city.
The first importation ben made into this city in the year
eighteen hundred AID forty eight which be bv the
Custom House books deposited lsNe a trade mark
in the U s. District Court Of the Southern District of New
York in the year eighteen hundred and yOne and have
the certificate in my possession Of that date The great
demand which has thus been created for the genuine ari
ce has the whole hive OF counterfeiters in motion and
the duty owe to customers and friends and the public
compels from tine time TO put them their guard
against imposition have established depot at IS South
Front street Philadelphia where the Western merchants
can draw their supply at New York prices.
UDOLPHo WOLFE.
% Beaver street, New York.
Messrs SEYMOUR, TANNING & co, Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. je26-1m
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SHooTrNo.-A couple of be)Iigerents met
last night on the corner of Deaderick street
and the Square, and exchanged shots. The
parties were Mark Young and G. W. Swan
the latter a race-horse trainer. They had had
a previous difficulty in the afternoon, and the
meeting al night was accidental. Both par.
ties fred nearly simultaneously. Swan was
dangerously wounded-the ball taking effect
in the abdomen, and glancing from the left of
the navel to the neighborhood of the hip bone,
where it was cut by DIR. Nswpan. DR.. n.
regarded the wound as dangerous, though the
result of it could not be certainly determined.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-20

AMERICAN GUARDs,-This company met on
Wednesday night for the transaction Of bust
ness. V. B. HOLDEN was elected Secretary Of
the company, and a. NELSON, the popular, in
defatigable and trustworthy Collector of City
Taxes, was elected Treasurer. A committee
was appointed to select uniform for the com
pany. Invitations were received from War
trace and Lebanon to attend meetings at those
places. The latter was accepted.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-20

FALSE RUMoR evil disposed person
or persons, on Wednesday evening, informed
Mrs. Haley, an abandoned woman who lives
in the purlieus of 'Smoky Row." that her son,
Bose, who is an inmate of the Peni.entiary,
had been killed by one Of the Guards. The
old woman started on foot for the prison, and
made the wekin ring with her cries. The
whole affair was a hoax, very discreditable
one 70 the person who perpetrated il.
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF 1855.

WE desire call the attention OF friends and Tho
w buyers Dry Goods thr ughout the West and SOUTH
west our attractions Tor the a sales OF the present.
year.
Our business Is nov so aud arranget that
better able than ever beiore 20 Supply We "@0
With large and attractive stock
Our own 4mporthtIons III supply our f9I-
elgl Departmsnt with all The and desirable hhEes
ffo The European markeseeeied BY one o. 1he house,
resident IN Europe-znd viii be particularly adapted 10 0ar
MARKET.
Piled with all the leading styles u Gooda
IL a believe, aknOwedged fact that Stock has
always Of the largest and moss attractive In this
country and also believe that the beat buyers have be-
come eoaVneed that system " SHORT PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY Is the most SatsfActory.
We inv The attention Of al close buyers % our large
and Attractive stock, bat with The disiinet az
dsrstanrE that eel goods only for c@sk, good notes
payable Ia al eases bans.
We shall this date foF9asd, adopt plan In
nection with D0uassc Goois Department. We shall
keep a fau and eOmpeie assortment u Beached HroNn
and Coored Cctt0n Goods which vii be sold Gully for meta
Cash Our object in this 10 supply these Goods l0c
they sold By cash houses Ia tho NoEthern coa. In
order this fs4tars q Business ony ask
eenPsrsen % cash prices Sth tine prices and thea
via leave TIE decisian % the paFchAseK.
From the three year, experiences the esabskent
Of business snzblsd the more eOhdenty
wife attention 70 seE AMI plans business believing
that ossr Inducements ssoosd 20 H0ss u IA
~. 10 AsD gll KING sTkEkT,
1slyi.is Iiy9-H~sml cHAHlErOS. 3 o.
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Public Speaklug.

Gen. F. K. ZoLLICoFFER and Col G. e. Tor
NIT, candidates for Congress, will address their
fellow citizens at the following times and places:
IN ROBERTSON COUNTY.
Cooperstown Thursday, 18th July.
Jackson's Store FRIDAY, goth of July.
Springfield, Saturday, 2lst OF July.
Cross Plains, Wednesday, 25th of July.
IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Ridgepost, Thursday, 26th Of July.
Stewards Ferry, Friday, 9th of July.
Atkissons Gap, Saturday, 18th of July,
July Sd, 1855.
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Immense sale.

1t has ong ceased be fashionable pud patent med
cnes or do any thing enhance their sale; from any
particular prejudice that has arisen the public mind
against them, but simply from the worhcssness Of nearly
all the great remedies" crowded into the market But oc
casionay medicine that possesses merit is brought
into hgh-one that is really what it purpors be. OF
this class, sloans preparations ranked with safety
for have heard Of where his medicines have
been tried but that the fullest satisfaction has been given
and their immense sale will fully attest their popularity
FTeep0rt Journal III.
See Sloan's advertisement in another column
jy12-lw
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RIVER NKws.-The appearance OF matters
and things about the wharf is decidedly quiet.
There were no arrivals of steamboats, yester-
day, and but one departure, the Monticello, for
Paducah. IL is so decidedly dull in that neigh
borhood, that even loungers are scarce. The
river was falling slowly yesterday, with about
80 inches on tue shoals.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-20
Public SpeakinP.

The undersigned, candidates upon the American
ticket for the State Legislature, will address the
people of Davidson county at the following times
and places
Widow CARROTS, District No "a, Saturday,
July 2lst.
Goodettsville. Dist. No 90 Monday, July 23rd
Robinson's Store, Dist. No. 81, Tuesday, July "a
Camphers Store, on the Gaatin Turnpike, in
Edgefeld. Wednesday, July 25th, at light.
We will fill other appointments previous to
the 26th. And invite all other candidates for the
Legislature TO meet US at the above places
A. w. JOHNSON,
NEIL S. BROWN,
June %, 1888. LUCIEN NJ. TEMPLE.
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HOUSEKEEPiNG HARDWARE.

PICoT sHOTWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOEBERS OF ENGLISH, FRENCH
AND GERMAN
ROUSE FURNI>HENG HARDWARE,
No. 63 Maiden Lane New York.
INVITE the attention Of SOUTHERN aud WESTERN
Il MERCHANTS to a LARGE AND VERY EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF GOODS IN ThEIR LINE
Cutlery OF every descriptions.
Silver Pia'ed Ware. .pannery:
German 81 yer and Britannia Ware
Timed and FnEmerd Cooking Utensils:
lronEed, Copper and Brass Goods;
Tea Trays, tire Irons, Tenders Wire Covers
BronEed Candesticks, Block Tin Ware, &c &c.
Our took comprises article line ~ business
all Of which We will sell 70 de lers the VERY LOWEST
PdCES FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER Goods or
der ID by letter will be selected with great and despch
and pat up in the best manner
PICoT sHoTwELL,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
PIP s--Also manufacturers Of a very superior article Of
hied spoons ana Forks. jtg-6m
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CHARGES REDUCED.

EROM and after the lat August next, the underszneS
Sill reduce their charges f0r Forwarding.
On all packages Of Dry Goods Shoes, Boots, Hats
Clothing, Hardware, Confectionery, Books &C. Of
ordinary size, each, f2L1e
Casks and bar els OF Wines and LiQuors,
Al snal packages Of Groceries, 10
Coffee and Nails, per sack and key. 10
All heavy and costly articles charged in proportion
Forwarding Grain e0astEiss, per sack,
Flour in barrels, 10
EB Messrs W. II. GORDON CO.. Of Nash, lie are cur
Agents In that place, 70 whom payments made
~ Merchants not residents OF Nashville but who re.
ceve their goods there, pay MeSsrs Gordon n
advance remit to shz charge per for
advancing.
Ey-We measure al our ffeights. detecting any over.
Charge in measurement Of goods by vessels.
s3-We sell on commission all kinds Of Produce.
es-we are the Agents for the Tredegar Iron Works.
Richmond, Va, for all sizes Of Bar Ion Railroad Iron OK
every description Railroad Chairs and Spikes Bridge Iron
&C. &c, and the best Virginia P Metal
WYATT CO., Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT 4 Co, savannah.
Cotton Factors Commission and FOR Earng Merchants
e2I-4m
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
SIGHT PRESERVED!
BLINDNESS PBEVENTEDN

SIGHT PR ESEHVED!
BLINDNESS PBEvENTEDU
SERMONS, English Optican, late Of the firm
d OF II semaons Son. manufacturer and inventor Of
the newly invented and improved Spectscles from the i'm
proved Spectacle Nanufac orv and CornWe Uptcan eao
hshment East Bridge 1ruro respectfully announces his
rival on professional visit with splendid assortment Of
his newly invented and improved specaces, and may be
| consulted at his Office, on the Square, room over
BERRY's BOOKSTORE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
These celebrated S. ecaces made Of Brazilian Sand
ami known under the Of Brazilian Pebbles, and con-
in dance with the philosophy Of nature in
the p cul4r of mirror, admirably
adapted the organ OF sight, and be used by the old
and the to ursue the mo minute employment, ell
III n by day or cand lght with perfect ease, and
cause that eddn-ss unpleasant sensation to
the eyes that many experience from ing the common
be by the following testimonials ON those Using them
Office hours from to- p. NJ.
TESTIMONIALS.
MEMPHIS. March 9ith, 1875
Mr. SYMMoNs-Sir: The use have made Of he pair
Of Glasses obtained from you sathes utility and
value Of the form and material by which they are dsn-
gused Without magnifyirg the object teyond the size
apparent natural VISION they render il distinct and
clear without fatigue to the eye
So Ny experience extends, very much
''''N - j. H. MCMAHON
From Hon. Geo. D. Prentice, editor uisvle Journal.
Und ubtedy they the best Specta-
ces the word. The of them any
does fatigue the eyes in the least and the
vision Of rendered by them all aspects like that Of
youth
MEMPHIS, March % 1865.
Mr. J. H. sEMuoss-Dear Sir: have carefully examined
Braz Han PeOue Spectaces, and most eheerfu and
my testimony to their superiority over any other lenses
have Yet
sides the philosophy Of this FORM shape, &c, the
mafkabe transparency and dress OF the material
them Gull adj pied TO the purposes assisting impair
vision, which uBAe other specacles do 20, wout IA
tigulng the eye by their use.
can, my dear sr CO. daily recommend your Brazilian
Pebb friends specially thy o. their confidence
feel ASSURED hat tra i'll in every give sc
ton. am, my dear sir, trnl' yours
A X TAYLOR, NJ D,
Prof. Anal Memphis Med. College.
Ihave examined and used myself Mr.. ]. II. SemmonS
DR. Nil liam 2, bb Sp cace7 fully concur in the opinion
expressed above by rof X. Taylor, to their superb
orty both and MATERIAL the ordinary glasses
and recommend them to all requiring the use OF
spectacles. l.. SHANKS, NJ. D.,
Prof. 0bst. Memphis Mel. College.
From the Hon. David Dale Owen, U. S. Geolog9t.
NEW HARMONY, March IS, 1884
Mr.. J. SEMNOEs-Sir: Having examined your eta
Of Brazilian Ptbbes take
pleasure testify their advantages the ordinary
Il spec ace. Their superior hardness prevents them
being detected by scratches the peculiar manner in which
they ground polished together with their transpa
rency oby4tes The rain usually experienced in wearing
glasses, aud their GOODNESS especially recommends them to
those having weak, irritable eyes.
jyl6-d D. D. OWEN.
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MEETlNG.-Those Of our fellow citizens who
have subscribed loans to the proprietors Of the
Furniture Manufacturing Company, not long
since destroyed by fire, are requested to meet
this afternoon at 4 O'clock, at the Hall over
the lower end Of the Market House.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-20
Land, Geld and Diamonds.
$4,000!
g A 2 u RRO & co.'s

MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE!
NO BLANKS.
Between "a, 900 and $4,000 Engravings actually
sold since February last.
Head Prize, $50, 900 House in the City
of ST. LOuis, on the Northwest corner
of Locust and seventh streets.
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
COUNTRY SEAT FEW MILES FROM THE CITY.
Watches from $40 70 $50!
Diamond Crosses worth 5000!
Diamond Pins from $50 TO $50!
Diamond Rings worth 500!
This Magnificent Enterprise,
TIVE hest offered 20 the Public In is progress and
viii draw early the sumner.
By the payment ~ ONE DOLLAR, person receives
beautiful Engraving q either
The Monarch of the Glen;
Chip Of tIae Old Block;
or, The stag nI BnY;
From Landseer the greatest animal painter the world
and numbered receipt emitting him any Of the
above valuable pr les.
The piEss you perceve such as make up the
o cries and "a flies OF he es but value con-
sistng ss they do, Of Land, Gold and Diamonds.
~ Once for the disposal % Tickets GO Cherry street
nearly opposite the Post Once; also j. Stns Market
street, and b. g. williams broad street.
Indiana, Ohio Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin money
received at par for Tickets
All orers addressed shall receive prompt attention
~ T. A. CAsWELL, General Agent.
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THE NASHVILLE TRUE WIG,
Correspondence Of the Nashville True Wing.
Macon Market.

Correspondence Of the Nashville True Wing.
Macon Market.
MACON, July Is, 1855.
Transactions for the past week moderate Stocks
Bacon, lard -four and corn heavy.
BAcoN-Hog round, losall; clear sides, llial2
hams llsale; shoulders 9ial0
LARD-StOcks moderate. ll4al2.
CoRN-Dull per bush. 1881.
OARS Z" (" 62a75.
Peas = 81 O0aSl25.
MEAL {" 9OaSl 90.
FLoUR-suPerfne, per sack IS lbs, s4tas4i;
Extra Family 5ta54.
Fathers dull 33a35.
HAY-Good tennessee per cwt. SI.50.
WHIsKEY-Firm, 40a43.
BUTTER l6al8.
CoFTEE-Rio firm, 12al3
SUGAR-New Orleans 7fas.
MoLAssEs-per Dbl, 37a43.
ExcHAEGE-0n New York &c.
Respectfully,
ALLEN DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.
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MARBLE FRoNT.-The new wholesale dry
goods house, in process of erection adjoining
the Nashville Inn, we notice is to have mar
bic front. 1t is to be occupied by Evans, Por-
ter d Co., and will be one of the finest and
most extensive buildings in the city.
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Copy Of Patent Right }
SoCTRHRV DISTRICT or EEW YOR
BARNARD l.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC scHIEDAM JUMPER sCHHAPPs
A Superior Tonic, Rnti-DysPePtIc InVIg-
Grating Cordial.

1T iamentable truth that with few exceptions eveEy
article Of food eat. article Of drink Ue ulbios
Il more or less adutsraed and Ia nothing has aduera-
ton been prsctccd such extent In spurious, Vi
nous and fermented Ia 30 much so In iAe that Il 10
bls 20 procure pure liquors and wines obtain
ii Jigsf nom boaa fds Importer, Of known reputation,
and vel established foreign connections.
m 4 owiu0 corrosive inhammstoTy and poisonous
opetes Of liquors sold generally IN this country that
deraesul beastiai iniOxieation equent that the
of several % the states have taken the natter
On hand and prohibited The sale o. sptuous ermented
Hquofs a commOn beverages.
Were ali hquors sold pure and unadalterated should
Maine Law and but few restrictions hsr
Bloched es pasted umhs swollen fesh and that fearful
disease dea fyeneHsare prodacd not By pure hg1ors
bot by The infatuated habit II indugng In tbs sxvs
poisOns Iod under that dee gilaiiou.
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Steam Boat Disasters on the
estern Waters,
AND STEAM nOAT DIRECTORY

AMI ~ EsAh bOA II DAhEGIORN.
TUE uuderhgued have now in course Of preparation
issued in October next Il will be Of the most interest
ing books published, and will be book that viii be
ntert sting 70 ali classes Of people. The STEAM BOAT
DIRECT RY will contain complee list aud description Of
all the steam Boats anoat in the Western aud South
Waters. The length model speed power and tonnage
o. each boat where and by whom built the name Of he
bost, with the trade she is IN. Also the Captains
and officers her age, Ae &C. The Directory VI contain
History Of Steam Boats and Steam Boating the Western
Waters, since the Invention Of cam also Asketch Of the
feet boat built Tor the Ohio river, with the name Of the
buhier commander and owner.
The River Directory will contain list and descripon of
al the steam BOat Disasters that have occurred
the Western and southern Waters beautifully Illustrated
with list OF all those who have persisted by their burning
sinking aud exploding the Western and Southern ateTs
since 1871 The Directory viii contain Mars OF the Ohio
Mississippi, MISSOURI Illinois, Arkansas, White Red Oua-
chtA, NaEo and other rivers with the Towns ana Cities
laid down, with correct distances also many other River
and Commercial items q interest the people Al large
The book viii contain the cards % the various L. Mail
Eosts with the trade they H. &c kc The directors
viii also contain compile list Of all The team Boa Iicens.
ed OcerSr their places Of residence &c the new steam
Boat Law rs requirements and all the important L. 4
supreme Court steam Boat Decisions up TO date the
aud important Commercial Privileges Bills Of Ladiug i'm
port4nt Decisions Of the various = Courts In regard
IIeghis Lost and Damaged &C, win many other things
Tbs Directory viii be Illustrated Ia the best style and
printed In the best The anthor has Tor years
been gathering together all the facts and items 10 rrgari 70
The NUMEROUS Steamboat disasters the western ana
eoGtern Waters and intends Publishing them IN book
ior The price " the work W pal a. The loE san OF
Que Dollar Ten thousand copies VII be Issued or TIE
eoatnsR; AID others DESTROYS OF subscribing gill have 70 90
- a. viii Be printed unless ordered IN Ad-
BY RENTING cellar 10 J. T. LLOYD co you
VII receive copy Of TIE Aoo.s wo5k; he sork vi ee
Leais, Louisville, ftsburg Mhsslng aud CinenaAH Sil
vaR upoa tie steam boat conn inasrs.
All letters should Be addressed .
iss-n CiBcinnad Ohio.