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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

"Porter's Spirit of the 22d says it has re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. Morris, one Of the
partners of Mr.. Ten Brock, in which he states
that PrIoress lost the race, because Fitzpatrick
failed to obey Instructions, and to make
waiting race"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

TNHE citizens Of Nashville have opportunity OF
L prov iding themselves with a fun supply Of GOOD
COAL for the winter, by application the undersigned
orto J. NJ. HAWKINS, the Etna Coal office, Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Depot.
aug24-tL @. Z. Il. MARTIN, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
FROM H1RRTSRIJRG. PESNA.

HARNlsDCRo, Oct, 5-Fhe town begins 10
a sumo very lively appearance A number OF,
members have arrived. Finner, Speaker of the
Senate is here aud Gets, Speaker Of the House
is expected tonight No excitement aud every
thing quiet. Tie Governors message is await
ed with great anxiety. a quorum Of both
houses will probably hr present IN Toe l"ornit.s,
they will meet at II O'clock, whe.i the message
will Immediately be presented. The message
will probably state the condition of the Banks
and financial business embarraSS Mcnt, but make
recommendations, leaving tia Legislature 10
devise remedies for the evils themselves, II Is
doubtful whether ANYTHING can ldone far their
relief, a. sIrnll minority may eluJarrs the ma
iority To such au extent as 10 dettatHny measure
for reIigG NJ prelielion can be inade eettainly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
FROM UNSATISFACTORY,

Ocrongn b-Dutiug the week ending Satnr.
day, inclusive, the Post Master General Signed
drafts for tie pay 10 mail contractors, 10 tue
amount of ut least million of dollars, which
has already been drawn from the treasury; In
treasury transactions, the aggregate drafts for
same period, ARE ahout three millions Of dollars,
OF which two and half millions on New
York Large amounts of U. S. Stocks continue
to come in for redemption; fifty thousand dol
lars worth were received this morning.
The Navy Department to-day received an ol1
fetal communication from Commodore Paulding,
relative to his recognIzaUce of t,e Isthsmus be-
tween Aspinwall aud Panan,s, u ascertain the
pr;trticabiity of the construction of an inter
Oceanic Caual lie and his Scicatiicp party took
the route by which the rlilroa, processes to run
US in every respect the most desirable for the
purpose. He reports that the islhsmus itself
seems to present no serious obstacle for the con-
Structton of canal, hut there Would be a great
difficulty IN procuring laborerS Tor the success.
Jul accomplishment of the work. The distance
from Ocean to Ocean, according TO Engineer
rot,en's estimate, is asa miles. 1t is calculated
that the cost OF tte c;lial, including Hal6or i'm
.rovrments on both sides, will nol exceed $780,
O1u, 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

TuE FrnE CONFERENCE.-The Guards Fire Com.
rnny have received an entire new uniform which
Is described us follows: Their hat, which is of
black leather, gotten ui precisely after the style
of those worn by the Dcptford Company of Bal
timore, was made Mt the mandatory of j. II.
Lambert, Phin., the shirt is red, trimmed with
black; q fine black patent leather belt, trimmed
with scarlet, with brass,s bearing CIV, G.) the
Initials of the company; and black pnuts, with
red stripes, completes their uniform. We un'
derstand that the firemen are TO have general
parade aud display on Saturday next.
The committees appointed from the different
Fire companies 10 arrange for general parade,
are requested to meet at the hall Of the Young
Reds Hose House this evening at a o'clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TINE ANGLO SAXON.


QuEnEc, Oct 5.---Ihe Anglo Saxon, Will,
dates to the 23l, has arrived. European news
unimportant. Nothing new from India. Ham
loeb had resumed his march on Lucknow
Small dctachmcntS of troops are being sent by
the overland mail route.
! LoHDox.-Money generally unchanged sine.
previous adviceS. Consols closed at 80 .Sa9C3
for money and 80 3.Sa9O4 for securities. Rail-
road securities have slightly advanced.
| LlvERPooL.-B reaistulis have declining ten
dency. Flour is reported steady, although sOnc
circulars notice decline of CT. Wheat dull and
ST. lower. Richardson, Spence & Co, report
the following quotations: Flour, Western canal
t3la4SS; Bait. 32a33s; Phi'a. 3Ia3iS Wheat,
red Sass Sd; white JSagS Cd. Corn, mixed as
Gda37S; white 4lSa4S.
Provisions generally dull. Sugar quiet. Coffee
doll
IxprA.-Gen. Reed died before Delhi.
Lord EIgin's mission to Calcutta it was I'M
derStOod to be the transfer of Indian troops t"
China. Another meeting at Bombay had beer
suppressed The merchants of Calcutta had
petitioned the Queen to take control General
Banks, who commanded in the engagement al
Lucknow, had been killed.
The East ladin company had accepted the
protter Of the European aud American Steam
Ship Go. for steamers.
ELAScE-It l.aS been formally denied thai
France was seeking chosen alliance with Rus
STA. Fhe woGkmeu at Ghemt were oh Strikt
aud general rising was feared.
SPAIX.-lt was believed that the crisis in
Spanish a1nirs was over. Their would lie II"
charge in the cabinet. The cause Of the recent
trouble was the refusal of the Queen to remove
Gov. Conclla.
Four vessels had been sunk in the harbor of
Gala, and 40 lives lost.
England refuses to give up the Island of Pc
nam 10 Turkey.
The MoIdavin elections largely favor the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
ry r, lI@f gzCs GSSSSgS
81 .'.zI'!,
BY THR UNION LIVE.
OFFICE. ooRNER wArER AND MoNRoE STREETS.
MORE "a rLlE REsrTEn FRnM rnE CEN


TRIAL AMERICA.
New YORE, Oct. 5.-'The bark Bremen has
arrived with j. Ticc, Second Engineer, Alex
Grant Fireman, and G. W. Dawson, passenger
of the Central America, rescued by the British
brig Mary. from Cardcnas, for Queenstown, and
transferred To the Bremen. Mr.. Iicc arrived
here this morning and says he driFtcd on the
plank that sustained him seventy two hours
On the fourth morning after the sinking Of the
steamer he dri(ted hya boat and succeeded in
getting into her. On the fifth day he picked up
Alex. Grant who had heen drifting up to that
time on :; part Of the hurricane deck. Grant
Swan to the boat and the two then pulled for
the hurricane deck aud took from ii 6. w Daw-
son. There had been originally twelve men
upon it, viz: Geo. Buddngton, third Engineer,
Jno. Bank, coal pAsScr, Patrick Card, do, Evans,
fireman, and six coal pasScrS whose names ART
unknown. They all died. Messrs. Tire, Grant
and Dawson were eight days without water and
provisions. The sea was making breach over
them. On the second day after the steamer
went down they saw a nunbrrof passcngersoit
pieces of the wreck, bnt couId not assist them,
The rescued are in a sad condition, being budly
bruised and covered with boils.
The following persons embarked on the Cen
trail Amerira at Aspinwnll, from the Isthmus.
are supposed to he lost, unless they stopped at
Iavann: L. II. Z. Smith, VIM Gratins, Capt
W. Jas O'Niv, WIN. Aifrs, C. w. Griffith,
Thos Maloney, Frank Carpenter, VIM. Hemmel
Em PlaSs, 4. j. Morris, f. Griffith.
The list of California; passengers is not ex'
pccted before the l4th" November.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
81 'IELI2GItAPkI.
NEW YORK MARKET.

OcT. 5.--Flour has an advancing tendency,
sales of 900 hblS at $500 for State, an nd.
vance Of 5a15c; S42oa5, 80 for Ohio an advance
Of 1ual5, market buoyant Mt these prices
Wheat buoyant, sales of 10000 bush. at. 81, liza
/ 90 for rcd, an advance of &c. Corn firm, 10,
0uO bush sold Provisions generally dull
Whisky &c hotter, sales at 2Qc Money market
active and easier Stocks higher. Financial al
fairs decidedly better. No failures. Confidence
is being restored. Stocks have improved five
and eight per cent, and money is more fully
offered,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
YCAI1FoRNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST

New YoRK, Oct. 4.-'Tho steamer Star of the
West arrived mt daylight from A<pinwall 2lth
with $50 passengers and million and a,qnar
ter in specie. Senator Gwynn, Gov. FOote, Hon
C. S. Scott, Of California, md NJ. Starkwcathei,
late Minister to Chill were passengers.
The Star of the West touched off Havana OIL
the 18th and Key West on the 2Dth.
ELECTioN IN CXLIPORNIN.--Thc Democratic
ticket was successful. Weller 10000. Stanley
81, 600. Buwcc % 900.
Columbia, in Tnulomc county, was burnt
Loss S7Ou,OOO Only twelve buildings escaped
Ono building destroyed by a powder explosion.
Five persons killed and several injured.
OREGON Constitutional Convention now iii
session.
Tie outrages in Carson Valley have caused
the formation of a Vigilance Committee.
California has voted to pay her debt, by a
large majority.
The Graml Jury are investigating the affairs Of
the Mint HarraSytlly, the late melter and re
finer is deCauitrg $4,000. He has been de
tcctecl nb>uacting treasure from the coming de-
partmcnt.
Mining has been successful.
The Indians had murdered Eber, collector al
port and Townsend Washington. The citizens
captured ~ of the Indians, aud would hang al
them.
The shipment by the Sonora, which connect
ed with the Central America, amounted to about
$l,j950OO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

a Row on WATER srrEET.-A drunken row
took place at rurtun's tavern on Water street,
yesterday afternoon. between the proprietor Of
the establishment and oneo or two worthless sCjour-
ners therein. The parties Quilted down alter al
abundant emission at senseless oatlis, and sew
eral futile blows No arrests wcrc made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

SINCE the low water, river navigation has be.
come nearly suspended. ruere is water enough
on the bars for light boats, and the business of
the river is so far limited, that boats ind lit diff
ticult to ''rnake both ends meet on trip. We
learn that steamboatmen below positively re-
fuse to take funds that are not bank bl , aud
the commission merchants are obliged to de-
naud Su.h fiiais from shippers anl cOnsignees-
At this tine such step is particularly felt as
most of the boats heretofore have taken all
kinds of current funds. Wclearn that the rail-
reads too, arc suspicious Of all bark notes, and
will take nothing but specie when they can get
IL. As TO river matters, it has been wisely hint
ed that unless there is Improvement not now
looked for, We will not be surprised iE q number
Of vessels do not undertake trips even at high
stage Of water At all events, this falls bust
ness will not equal to that OF any previous
year"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

TnnowS FRCN HolisE-we learn that a
Miss fully was thrown from horse, OH the
National Road east of this city, on Sunday last,
and quite seriously Injured by the fall. Her
horse got frightened at a locomotive on the
Nempteld road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

PIrIAuLE UDJEcrs.-for two or three days
past we have observed three really pitiabe Oh
jects in our streets-a man, woman and child
rugged, I,ousele>s, wretchcd, squalid looking
beings. Yesterday morning early, we raw them
seated upon the cold pavement Oh Main street,
shivering from the eager aud nipping air.
They had not, according to the womnn's state.
meut, eaten anything for two days We do not
know who nor what they are, but it is certainly
sad to see them so destitute of clothing and food
in christian country like ours. The woman,
strange as it may seem, Gears hoops.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
FIREMAN,S PARADE

PunADELpnIA, Oct. 5.-The Firernen made
splendid parade to-day. Niuety-tlIree compa
uies were in the line, including "a from othe
cities Several bands took unbiage ut coloret
bands being employed, and LETT the line. 5,00t
Mon paraded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

ArTEnrrrD srlciDr--A fallen angel named
Freeman, made an Intellectual, attempt to drown
herself III the Ohio river on Sunday night last.
She was prevented from extinguishing her
heavily freishted existence by tue timely inter.
fslenee Of a man WIN anlieipaied her design.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

WILD PlGroxs. notice large drovcs Of
wild pigeons passing over this section, OH their
winged way to flee the Northern blasts. II
they knew how many shooting irons were being
prepared to make war upon them, they would
bear the ills they have rather than run the fisk
of being taken on the wing by the hundreds Of
bad shots ut the bot ends Of the irons aforesaid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
RANK MATTERS

NEw York, Oct. 5.-Bunk statements unfa-
vorably received, decrease $l,S56,Ou Specie
$l,l26,OnO, deposits $5,337 700. Increase OF
circulation 10000.
UREA, Oct 5-The Bank of Central New
York failed, aud receiver appointed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

The HEALTH The number of deaths in the
month Of September, as shown by the Health
Report, was 90 Twelve Of these were between
one and five years. Fourteen males and eleven
females
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

A Bars BrRSKU-rhe new barn belonging
to Eli Cope, who resides near Brownsville, Fay
etc county, Pa, was entirely destroyed BY fire
ON Friday last. Mr.. Uope's loss will be very
heavy, MS it was flied with grain, and no insu.
rance on The property. 1t was no doubt the
work Of an inccudiary. No clue has yet been
obtained of tue perpetrators of the deed We
hope they may be arrested, and law enforced to
the very utmost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

a Prosperous lxsTirUnox.-We understand
that at the opening Of the college session yes
tcrday, Mt Bethany, one hundred and twenty
students were uatriculated. This is only an
instalment of what is expected. The Freshman
class w,!lprobaJly number over fifty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
The MooN is now nightly throwing around us

TnE Moon is now nightly throwing around us
glorious light,
That every soft and solemn spirItloves to EOrshp
and as the attending "soft stiffness" becomes
.the touches of sweet harmony" there has
been great demand for pretty good fdlers''
aud sweet guitars ~ party of young men
serenadedthe "Good Intent Livery Stable last
night, in a mcrcilcss torture of Gentle Annie. '
The voice Of the bowler in chief sounded lik,
the prolonged Whitney OF wind-6rOkcn mule,
and the rest, though possessing powerful lungs,
had very bad colds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

LorlsuLlx, Oct 5.zW. E. Culver, Banker,
has suspended, no further failures unprecedented.
C.xciExArI, Oct 5.-The suspension Of Dan
bury, Drake 4 Co., causes no excitement, as ii
has been expected for the last mouth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06
ARRIVED.

New Yoak, Oct. 5.-The steamer New York
from Glasgow, on the Goth ult, has arrived
She passed the Persia on the I'd, and the City OF
Baltimore on the Sd. The New York brings nc
late intelligence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

wi4npuAwS--The morning train from Pitts
burg!. to this city, over the C. p. & W. railroad
has Leen Withdrawn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

Az exchange PAPER says the most dtgnifed,
glorious, and lOyey work of notureis woman
the next, n,ur.--And thirdly, the berkshire pig
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M. ,tl-el AaN s;tl1sa.

Executors SAFE OF Real b state.
WILL RE SOLD, at Puiie ie, On he &Gtt iIny Of
w INIIs MOMIh 6OCIObCr) u ks. tue tptiuwiUs
property IL. SlarusVlv, ncm.n county uIO,
IiinCeut . the Il. Il Depnt,Nis
Eighteen sl lots, b,lonsii Jointly 10 tile estAteCf Ron
jai,inr ud, decd and Collier Il Sfhiseand forr Dat
Lots. Also, Int No 8, on whieis So stnthi and cSa.
louous story Br:ck nwVin. and SiVTr Ousr
Lot Joining the Pre- eyte.ian CnnrS-be'ensirS Jointly
Il, said estate Ju-tp Jones' Nlo hls authorized
sell his together with at OF ts estate. Full pos
session be gwen at once"
Startiusve is IL village N Twenty Ve huHdred inllalit
ants located yNley, spa ste al above
The city Wheeling part of tvlias 81 te t%n which
embraces large portion described propet
upon the bottom, 81 valle Of ~ tee. or mere
above overlooking oIs.yr r. roDs oil the
valley Island chs Suspension BRIDGE
md portion Of the city of WerlinE-Hliiel males 1t
ileasan au rrslenct Abe Hills around
lie town apnuud coti and line stUne. We think
but locations possess So maS Ntva'N.t for tile na
i(actr'e all articles cOmion III the Ohio valley.
SeSaIe TO commence L. O'Clock Terms (Which
wiI :. BATES,
THOMAS WOOD,
Executors Of B. w. Li.ild. deed, and
auEaT-9w Agents for c. II. Ninge.
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heeling FeIntIe acau, my,

heeling Fem tIe acadt my, -
coNDUCIEn ny TIM SISTERS OF THE vIsI1ArioN.
T'h1s institution has ar,.! commenced hse course Of
i scholastic exercises for the ensuing year
day scholars from $3.50 t. = 50 per quar-
according to the HdvanCcent OF the iup ara rclass
In which she Is placed
There charsesfor Music si0 Languages, s.;
Drte irl, Si--all oItlOna!
the gcLolsstIc Siit With
CHARGES music. &c
Farther AMI particular rormat!ot may be nbincd
by application the Drvctress CT tie ACadtty
au.2j-lW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

1880 & Rhe6IiiO Station, June 18th, 1851.
on and after sunday evening, June 18th tile Passenger
Train Will leave tls station duly at eiU a. NJ and $50
p. ~. and IL r. ". Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily (excert Sundays) at $50, a. NJ,
WIN receive and discharge passengers At all the principal
stations
Tie Express Train daily $40 p 81, win receive and
discharge passengers tie following stations only: B1r
wood Moud Cameron, Bnrto entOns Ferry, Graf
UWIusurg, PIEDMONT Cumberland, No l! W Station,
Johns NartinsLurg, HarperS Ferry, MOnOcacy,
SykesYilv nd Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
IT, r. will receive aad discharge Passengers at all the
principal stat lions
Trains will arrive follows: The Mail Train at ASS
a. ~ Express Train At y:Zj a. NJ; Accommodation Train
al 6:3u p II. By order CT
". 5. WOODSIDE, superintendent.
Jel5 J. B.FOHD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

FnOsT.-Yestcrday morning the ground wa.
covered with thick white frost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-06

SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We have just received this ONCE, another lot Of BurrS
superior SeEs Ihkte best country. from
cO intry Offices promptly oiled. Terms essh.
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ote, inaslnuch as it is anite rare thing to see
n,ttnions of her rig motionless. They are
generally on the run ut high and low tide, rain
or shine
We understand that the steamer Interchange,
low lying at the wharf is for sale.
The unlucky steamer Winchester was sold at
0onstables sale at Memphis, few days ago, and
Is now advertised to be again sold at Sherifi'S
ale at the same port this week Messrs Duvai,
ilgeoS Co, were the purchasers.
Since the LIST of january this year, forty eight
boats have been inspected and certificates issued
by the Inspectors at Louisville. During the
same period, sixty.tIree boats have had license
issued, and sixty-three were enrolled.
CAur1oy.-Persons desiring to use Brentlins-
er's Find l2stIuct of iSrranparillr and Donde-
lin, by prescription of physicians, or other
wise, should be careful to obtain the genuine
preparations; rs we learn that in some cases,
where this article was called for, something else
,e0s substituted. Such course is calculated to
diSappoint both physician and patient. We say
! therefore to all concerned '.Belcore!" =
/ -sO~s----
| To REGULATE THE LIVER is one Of the PhySi
clans principal aims mall cases of debility or
weakness of the system, for when this is done
health naturally follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim
of DIR. Sanford during years of practice where
! the LIVER ISvIGoRAToE was used with the grent-
est success, aud fully experimental with, until
| it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no case has it been recommended
for the cure of any disease until it has been fully
tiled. and known to be beneficial in the treat
mcmt Of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from disordered Liver, which shows
Itself in the forn of jaundicc, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, biIliousness, weakness
of the back or spine. stomach and bowel de-
rangement, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use of the Inyigcrator, curing the Liver and =
moving the cause. seut5-lm
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HIGHLY IS4I3t9RIAsNIS To
u sISi1B az E.EsS, s-EQCOES HlEIsU1BAHTl
AND uLAAOLE3. tl Il GROOEES.

rLAvoRlNGs TO PRODUCE AT a MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED IlcEoR.
n undersigned has lately ins,ic great improvements IN
this branch Of business Tie iNyorpEs rat sap IN pack
3, gallons, and requires hut the addition
Of Pure SPIRIT either LAT i proof, aud LuUb Auci
SognAc either iarE pale, uil%d aid English Ein. Ja
nlaica and ST. CroIX Rum Bnru Ir!s and
Scotsh Whskes, Appl pesc, Cherry ai irHIi.
dy, Port anil Madeira Wines will lie INSTANTLY produced II
requires SILL, but addition et good tirtt, AHy 50
gallons to each RallonoT tie respective flayoriuS.
The best CoguRC oil, grCc1 yellow and white, warranted
genuine, as low as any other ia.portrt n the u
Essences OF every Liquor Extract Of COguGc, h. Of
Which produces goo gallons of CopIiAc, IN s-r
law YhIskey may by Or. rs age and body prSpsrstto
be made sInUotl Wild, but triiiing eHptIsc.5 als
Tie price o PayernRs extremely moderste sud di
rectio'is IN full supplied by
CAtatst Cad tT'Iorit II gtgs Essetat yte e,ld net
No. } AT Maiden i.nnn, New Work.
n p. Sole AGsnt for GoiIe celebrated Cordial Brs
md an9R-6 nh&W
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RIVER ann WEATHER.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.--Rivcr at a stand. " eath-
P1T1spuRGH, Oct. 5-River 4 feet inches
by metal mark, falling. Weather clear. Mercury
80 decs
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. Loris, Oct -5.-The Quindaro Clendowau
of the LIST says that nearly one thousand Mis-
sourians entered Kansas, between QuiRtlaru aud
Western Discussions, for the purpose Of settling
the Delaware lands, but well informed parties Of
Missouri, say it was for political purposes.
border s Is beeominS apparent, but vioeace is
not apprehended.
Jas. ii. Lucas & Co., Bankers have shut their
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ARRIVED.

NEw YOnr. Oct. 6.MThe o. S. Mail steam slip
business at Havana aud through the Island is
dull
Yellow fever was declining.
The Shaver captured east of Cardinas was an
American ship, said to have 1860 slaves OF,
beard.
The stock Of sugar at Havana amounted to
1a5. 600 boxes.