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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-21
Gbanferp Sales
Wilson Spring Lot.

Thos- B. NcEwen and others Nance Z Matocli.
In pursuance Of decree Of t.,e Chaneery Court at
Il Nashville, in the above cause, will sell at the
Court House, In this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, on a credit of J. and
years. without interest," Lot No "a in the plan OF VIII
son Spring property This Lot 90 feet Vine
street-exends through to High street-includes the
Big Spring, and contains about q of an acre and will
be sold as whole or divided suitably.
J. T. GLEAVES,
sept15-td Clerk 4 Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-21
NN a. a. n &

~ +. THU RSTON will resume his les ~.
u. sons Ia Vocalization and on the Piano -
Forte, on Monday neat, Sept. 9th. seTAlxT5s'
Orders may be left at his room at the Sc 24szFS
nance Hotel. sept3-u
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Yellow Fever.
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 20.-Deaths from
yellow fever yesterday 81.
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Tract Of Land on Brick Church
Turn Ike.

VIM. B. Walton VS.. J. J. Ham and Albert jenkins.
I pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville in the above cause, 7 viii sell, the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, on a credit of one and two
years, and free from reiemption tract of % acres
and IS poles Of land, lying "a miles from the city,
and on the west size Of the Brick Church Turnpike
opposite Capt. w. B. Walton's residence.
J. Z. GIEAVES,
septl5-td Clerk 4 Master
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Trustee Sale.

TINIIE Trustee Of STEWART X
i OWEN Is under the necessity of ~7SsA
selling out the entire stock by De- T|TkfsA
Velubrr ncNt. Those in need OF I--[S>@
RANGES, STOVES OF all ami 49,
sizes, CRATES. SCALES, MANfEIS,
KETTLES. SCuTTIES, TIN WARE, HOLLOW WARE,
aud TAME LIONS, can now invest their money TO
Yreat advantage. Those indebted 10 : 4 o. are re
minded that il Is much cheaper 10 settle with the
Trustee than with an officer, and respectfully re-
quested call al Stewart X Owens old stand, No. II
Market street. octl-dAwu
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES.

flIk~IA ANT To the power vested IN me Executor
i under and by the last will and testament Of DAN
IEi. CARMACK, deceased viii sell,
Friday, the 10th of November. 1855,
10 the highest bidder at the te residence Of Daniel
CaFmask decreased, miles South OF Nashville near
smyrna Meeting House, the following described real
anl personal estate, to-wIt: The Tract OF Land on
which said deceased resided the ~ his death
bounded by the lands of Margaret Phillips, William
iigleyie and the heirs OF John Watson containing
about lao acres said Tract Of Land Is nueiy water
ed, has comfortable improvements and would maks a
capital stock Farm. Aso--thrce acres % cedar Land
on the waters OF stones river, believed % be well
tmbered.
AIso-The following named Negro Slaves, to-wit:
Tempe, aged about % years very likely, and a good
house girl; Henry, years old, aud Martha, months
old, children Of TemPe; Mary, about 20 years Old,
very likely, and good house gTl. Wright, Il months
old, child OF Mary; Frank, % years old, very likely
and a excellent wagner; Port, q years old, very
likely and "A good whip sawyer. Al time
and place Will sell head OF Horses, Mules, head
Of Cattle 40 or so head Of Hogs, WagOH, Corn and
Fodder. Farming Utensils, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, and many other ARTICLES too tedious TO
mention.
TRKxs-The and viii be sold upon a credit Of one
and years. the Slaves a eresiit Of II months,
and ths pershable property . credit % II months
upon all ave collars, ali sums of IS and IN
der cash. Notes with two good securities Will be
qGired and Len retained upon The land 70 secure the
payment of the purchase money The trims of the
sale in every Instance to be complied with before the
PR psrty u TemOved
THOMAS HOLT. Executor.
octl3- ID Of UkxIEl CAkNAcK, decd
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 2lst, 1855
This Bank has removed u the opposite the
Planters Bank, in the old Union Bank building. The
building formerly occupied by the Bank of Commerce
is FIR Rent on favorable terms. Apply soou, if you
wautit, To
aug23-f JNO. D. JAMES
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Canes! Canes!

S@mCes SahCos
INDIA Rubber crooksd Head Gold Cap csDss.
DO DO strsiEei Carved 90:
Fiss Ebory Wood Ivory Hsza Dress csosss --
90 AalAka DO 10 40,
% hrsofy c4ass, ant ether styles 100 numerous
90 me1t0a.
Persons purchasing Any q tbs above named goods
xould d. well O. c4il exzElioa stocks,
are dsssrmlnsa that hsuse shall
Uneerseii as,
Aad ne also warrant he goods ~ be exactly a. We
recommend them - tlrae Of sale. -
o1lil-d J. II. hcGILL-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15

HuNoRoUs MrsrAKK.--The humors of
the telegraph are very amusing. a year
or two ago the agent of the Delaware and
Hudson freighting line at Honesdale, Pa,
sent the following despatch to the ageat in
New York:
DIR. Horton-Dear Sir: Please send
me shipping book for 1882
The despatch as received. read as fol-
lows:
DIR. Horten; Please send me a shipping
box eighteen feet long
TIE following message was entrusted tc
the tender care of the telegraph wire:
See the Judge at once, and get excused
l cannot send a man to fill your place.
The despatch was received, and read az
follows:
See the Judge ct once. and get erecuted,
l canot send man to ell your place
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15
CLOTHING TRADE,
A GENTLEMAN

Who, two years ago, lay upon what his physicians
and all his friends believed to be his death bed is
now alive and in the full vigor of health. His dis
was Consumption, of which nearly all his rela-
tives had died. The circumstances which led to
his recovery were as follows: His younger brother
in the habit of reading to him from books
about the horse to while away his weary hours
One day he read to him from an old book published
in London about the middle of the seven .eenth
century, of what was styled "a sympel and certain
remmeedee for diseases we Lungs" Not wholly
without hope, and unwilling to leave anything un-
tried which gave promise of relief, the sick and
dying man had the prescribed remedies prepared
and commemorate its use. The result was favorable.
In two months he was able to walk about the prem
Uses without difficulty, and in seven months from
the time that he commenced its use he was en-
tirely well, and has not been confined day since
Grateful towards an all-wise providence for his
restoration he prescribed it for all N his vicinity
who were afflicted with diseases Of the lungs and
general debility, and in every case it has proved
effective.
Thoroughly satisfied that it is the only safe and
certain cure for Consumption, and wishing to do
his fellow beings who are suffering, as much good
as possible, he has concluded to send the recipe,
with full instructions for putting up and using the
medicine, free to all who may order it. In Or
der to defray the expenses of advertising, letter
writing postage &C., he requires each applicant for
the Recipe to enclose 10 cents and direct to NJ. T
McKelvey. Sandusky City, o. and it will promptly
by sent seturn of mail. ian7llly.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15

Parson Brownlow of Tennessee
is lecturing on Slavery in the
South. The character of his lect-
ure may be learned from the fol.
lowing which we find in the New
Orleans papers:
"When | get to heaven" contin-
ued the reverned gentleman,
where l expect to go after my
death, If l find regular built alb
olitionist then, Ishal conclude that
he has practiced a fraud up on the
door keeper; for in my opinion g
Kansas and freedom shrieke1
has no more business in our Faith
er's Kingdom than Commodore
Paulding had in Nicaragua wher
he captured the fllibusters."
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15
The Freedom of the Press.

/ am one of those who have been much
assisted and fercely attacked by the Press
Throughout my life have greatly en-
ploysd this engine. By placing my ideas
publicly before the eyes of my country
] first attracted her attention and esteem.
During the progress of my career l have
ever had the press far an ally or an Oppo-
nent, and / have never hesitated to en-
ploy its weapnos or feared to EXPOSE myself
TO its blows. It is power which ]
respect and recognize willingly rather
than compulsorily. but without illusion or
idolatry. Whatever may be the form or
government, political life is constant
struggle, and it would give me no salts
faction--l even say more: | should feel
ashamed Of finding myself opposed to
mute and fettered adve.saries.- Gaizot.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15

He who waits to do a good deal
of good at once, will never do
anything.
The San Francisco Chronicle
the only Republican paper in
California, has expired for want
of support,
New jersey contains Is rail-
roads and two canals, valued at
100000.
Either the ladies' dresses must
contract, or carriages, sidewalks,
church pews, railroad cars and
steamboats, must expand.
Gen. Jim Lane is completely
dead in Kansas. He was so unfor-
tunate as to kill jenkins and him.
self at one shot.
We do not despise those who
have vices, but we do despise
those who have not a single vir-
tue.
There are more members of the
Baptist church in Kentucky, than
Methodists and Presbyterians to-
gether.
The quantity of public land to
be sold in California, in February
next, is 100000 acres.
At recent visit of Queen Vic
toria to Birmingham, $4,000 Sun.
day school children were array
ed to greet her, and sung a hymn
of welcome In full chorus.
The whole Territory of Kansas
at the latest dates, was quiet.
The London Times is now
printed on paper manufactured
from beets.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15

New ALBANY AND SALEM r. r.
This road passed into the hands
of the bond holders on last Thurs
day. By he term of the compro-
mise between the stockholders,
the latter are to pay off the float
ing debt, $4,000, and manage the
road for ten years. By this new
arrangement, the Hon. David A.
Noble, Of Michigan, takes the
place of Mr.. Brooks, as President
Of the Company. The road is to
be immediately placed in the most
efficient working order.-Craa0-
tordsr5Ue RevieaO.
Boy what has became Of that
hole | saw in your pants the other
dayp
It's worn out, Sir.
A decree has been passed In
Mexico, ordering all foreigners re
siding there, to subscribe to aforceG
loan, or leave the country in three
days.
The Moravian congregation, a
Rethleham, Va, have over on'
million of dollars at interest.
The Republicans Of New Yorl
are pressing the nomination o
Rosco Hunt, for Governor.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15
RAIL ROAD CROSSING!
LOOK OUT FOR THE ENGINE!

TINE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW ~
full operation in their new shop, at the soltb
end of the bride, with good supply of the best Of
Timber, Iron, Coal &c. and the best of workmen, es
pecially Blaek-smiths, who can't be beat at-blow.
ing; ready to do all work in th.rline of business al
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages &c.
We expect we are located here for life, and win
do work which will maintain US among Mechanics
and others Therefore, warrant Cur work to be
done in a workman-like manner, and we mean what
we say on this subject. REPAIRING done at
short notice; also; Custom Blacksmithing.-
Wagon Hubs for sale too, &c.
E. g. L A. P. ELLIOTT.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15

THAT WILL Do" a phrase
of modern invention. The ancients
knew of no such expression, or
the Egyptians would never have
raised the pyramids, nor the
Greeks and Romans displayed the
love which led them to impart a
poetic grace even to the meanest
utensils for household use, as the
remains of Pompeii fully testify.
THAT viii do" is the excuse of
the mediocrity, unable to soar to
better things.
THAT will do" is the self-dis-
pensation given by the lazy pain
ter, who CLOSES over the want of
anatomical correctness by a snowy
coloring.
That will do" is the besetting
sin of the architects, who lay their
shortcomings to the wants of a
favorable size, or an italian cline.
THAT wiz do" applied to house
hold matters, is equally bad, and
more annoying to friends than
when applied to dress.
You may expect i'll cooked din
ners in any house where the head
adopts this maxim.
That will do" has conjured up
host of inefficient teachers.
THAT viii do" is the enemy OF
all excellence, and would sap the
conscience of the most virtuous
man alive, if he hearkeas to its
dictates.
MOralistS and others must bear
in mind that nothing viii do" but
the very best in point of virtue
or they viii run a risk when the
great day of reckoning shall come
and the recording angel will not
say in their favor-'That will do.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15

A Kansas paper says that Gen.
Jim. Lane will now probably get
his deserts. The Louisville Jour
nal hopes that he will get them
without having to wait for the
growth of the next hemp crop.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15
Rank Not1Ce-ExTRA!

A Ii those who wish to get SHAVED and al
~. the same time "get their money back" will
please call at the BARRIERS Shop, up stairs over the
post Office where hair cutting shaving &C., will be
done up to the entire satisfaction of all who may IA
yor me with their custom. Thanks to patrons foI
past favors. y. BlLLOWS.
nov S6,lS57. In.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-23

Radford j. Crockett, f,r murder, was hung AT
Atlanta, Ga, on Friday last.
There we're So deaths in baltimore last week. 8 OF
consumption. uF +. g..
dissolve and form itself iato independent pres
byrery.
Sir Archibald Alison, the historian Is said TO
have Joined the corps ofieader writer's tor the Lou
don Herald.
Farodi has been singing in Puerto Principe, with
the Corade-Stetti Opera Troupe Five Of the troupe
mad died Of yellow fever.
VIM. Sanders hand on board. the schooner
Sally Ann, OF Washington, N. G, was drowned in
the Cape Fear River, GU Saturday Afternoon.
The Navy Department. has gwen orders to disn-
fct the steam frigate susquehanna, and to prepare
der for service.
The Hon. Thomas seatchard, q member o. the
Canadian Parliament, died at Londoa on the i4th
iust This is the second member Of the lower
house deceased within a few weeks.
The u g. steamer Fulton has been ordered home
on account oil the sickness on board. -
Rev. Mr. Gallagher, Catholic priest at Elgin, H.
was accidentally drowned few days ago.
The sum of 81 500 has been subscribed at Mem
pbis ia aid OF the sufferers by the accident to the
steamer pennsylvsnis.
The cultivation Of the grape for wine making
has been commenced in south Carolina.
The prize property At Lucknow viii yield, IL Is
said, foo0 900.
The fine weather 10 removing all the speculative
feelings which existed the past few days. based on
'.short crops"
A report has reached Eavane. that SLAYER was M
captured on the south side of the island. with soo
Africans ON board. fe*
| Circulars have been issued fFem Washington and
Distributed over the Unior, urging Mr.. Crittendon
a. the candidate for the Presidency oil
party.
| The State Department, Il 10 said. has received
] Al "a
attended resignation and return froai China.
Messrs. Beckham Helm. have disposed OF the
warren,oa IVA J Flag, 20 MIR. 9. Nc l. Johnston
| James q. jameson, nephew os sxPresiden'
Pierce cut his throat with rasor aEd died, In bos
tor, on Thursday.
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sss rHa GnrAr H.ALrn Rr.ro.,. !,

fHE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN fHH Bloom " hen
the BiSed becomes ytiated snpure or to weak The
nsst; looses re vitality ths skin becomes yf.y. and
tion follow the spirits droop Nsrvvusnesa connsn-
ces. and life becomes burden
HARTSHOkNk's HEALTH REsTORRR, on
sARSAPAnILLA CORDIAL -
Acts upon the Blood. Liver. Stomach and Bowelg
fmpsrting Lew yi&or and tone to constitution In
paired ny disease IRON any lt remevsr pisr-
pies, and an skin eruptions arouses the ph sical
powers Ut both SEXES, gives bloom 10 the pailid
medicinal In itI effects 1t Is perfect cel dial IN
tasts. Ii is particularly adapted 70 Female com-
sna wnSh IN tnslT very nature are
e Kidney and Bladder affections. u Acts like 8
charm; Quart bottles 81. small bottles 81 cenfs.
sold by PURCELL. LADD 70; fIsHER 4 WINSTON:
PETERSON; BoDEKER; GARLIcH: w LApp; MnLs-
PAUa JOHNSON; DUvAL NORTON: y A erRscxxR,
ASH DowDRN. my al-d6cwsm
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DARIrG BURGLARY Yesterday morn.

DAkIrG DUHGLAkY-1 esterday morn
iog two negro boys-Daniel, owned by 8 8. Cot
trell, aud David, owned by Erasmus Wright, the
former about eighteen aud the latter fifteen years
Of age-were arraigBed before the Mayor for break.
log into the Office of G. b. Luck on Governor street
aud stealing therefrom small iron safe contain
ing about $50 in bank notes, and $50 ia specie
Both these boys are employed in Lee Christians
tobacco factory. and are quite intelligent Daniel
the leader in this roguery, arranged his plans do
ring the week, and starting out on Sunday morn.
lug soon after the night watch had left the streets,
pnt David in the street to watch, while he forced
the door with an axe. This being accom- plished
the two took Mr. Luck's iron safe out Of his house
put it into wheel barrow, rolled IL to q vacant
lot near by, and then broke IL to pieces with an
axe and secured the money
Last Monday morning, when Mr. Patrick j.
McKenna, clerk for Mr.. Luck, found that the Office
had been robbed, he set about making enquiries
and learned from servant in the Deighborhood
that Daniel had been seen with suspicious Iook.
log box, on Sunday morning. He at once repaired
toAhe factory. captured Daniel and taking him to
thescage, bad him locked up. Sir. Mex then pro.
cured the services of officer Morris, had David
| rested, and recovered from the two about $l4 ia
| money. Daniels chest was next searched, when
were found In it a key to Mr.. Luck's door, stolen
| seven months ago, two coats aud two vests stolen
from Ed Keeling. and pair Of boots stolen from
| David Walsh. s.. ....
| Daniel, on being questioned by his master ad-
| mitted that he broke into Mr. Luck q last Sunday
| morning, and also stated that he had broken into
T. d. Keeling's store and stolen sundry articles OF
| wearing apparel There seems 10 be doubt
that he has broken into Me- Luck's office three OF
| four times within the past twelve months--into
Mr. KeeiDgs clothing gst0re,twice-into Dir Walsh
shoe store twiee-and into Messrs Mitchell &
Tylers jewelry store once--and II Is not at all I'm
probable that he broke into Sutherlands gun es
tablishment. lie seems to have been born bur
gIar, and up to the hour of bis arrest had been
| very successful His father before him, was con
| victed Of burglary some seventeen years ago, anC
transported beyond the limits Of the u. States.
After hearing all the witnesses Ia the variou
cases. the prisoners were remanded for final tria
at the July term Of the Hussings Court.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN MoNEY.-The st. Panl (Msn
nesota) Pioneer of the 10th instant says: As the
steamer Metropolitan up the river. just above
upon which the river pirates were found secreted
the body ofone Of the Fobbers of the Hudson City
Bank was taken out of the water, and gold to the
amount of some $4,000 was found In the pockets
OF his pantaoons. The robber had endeavored to
escape from the island by swimming ashore aud
in his desire to save the gold made It the cause o
his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-23

DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-DR, q.
Phelps BROWN. Che great curer n CONSUMPTION.
was for several years 90 badly afflicted by Dyspep-
STA that ior part OF The time ne was confined TO bis
furnished him by youIg clairvoyan. girl. This
prrscrip ion, given him by mere child while fn (
1t. never having failed 1T h. equally sure ID
cases OF fiis aud Dy spepsia The ingredients may
be fopnd In any drug store. / will send this vain
able prescription TO any person the receipt OF one
stamp TO pay postage. Address aa 5#-if ~
.1F-+ DIR, %. PHELPS BROWN.
my l3--Swa ..sI' = -T7's I''N'-
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S-PLAIE STATEMENTS or FAoTs.-
Are you sicki Beware of imitstionsi Ask for
HamptOns Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeting.
medicine must have merit and great merit too.
stand the test of public opinion No art of putting
galvanize worthless article, as to keep it up
al q good medicine, if it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily tnd out its virtues and the fame
pidisy than newspapers can spread it. living wit
ness testifying TO the cure a medicine has made for
him, is OF more service than any newspaper adVer.
tising.
Hainpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. WIN. HIGH, No. 1875 S0ath Paca street, Baltf
more, cured Of Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
MIR. EDWIN NJ spRANKLrN, No. z Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful case of Scrofua of years
Miss MARY soorIELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
streetheT case after years OF suffering has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call to see her,
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suf-
fered from these complaints for Is moIths, with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Iincture, after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, DC.
MIR Henry G: Winn bad cough for years great
weakness &c, had in all five or six physicians; tried
HAMPTON'S 5EGETABLE TINCTURE
HF Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
Sold Sy PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond; By
Pste2ssuHs M Gvn by 'E MoRTfMER aoWBRAY, M WI Baiti
mora and By Druggists and shopkeepers everywhere
Az"s 81 per bottle: six bottles for IS. -dAo
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My A PosrrrvB CuRE FOR CANCER


Without the tSe If Coustic KNIFE endorsed and e-
O1tizsd bv especioi enactment If the STATE legislature
Gf MARYLAND, with good report from hve physi-
clans of the House OF Delegates who were appointed
to examine its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee a cure Of all ex.
ternaI Cancers, where vital parts have not become
involved before the application made and the gen.
eral health of the patient 10 still good.
The above is all that ia deemed necessary to say.
AZ the great efficacy of this remedy Is now prettyex-
tensiyeiy known.
A pamphlet giving some useful information on
the subject Of Cancer will be sent % all requiring
the knowledge it contains, who will inclose stamp.
Address JOHN CATh EhS,
Once No iO2 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
a
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bay Now or Nsvrn.-The best bar.

Hk6 NOW Oh NEVFh.-Ihe De6t bar
gains offered at the Auction Store of Henry w.
Quarles No l5D Main street until Saturday. 5pril
10th, $a.0O0 worth of RICH JkWELRY ut auction
and private sale aides auction Thursday and fri-
lay mornings at II clock. Gentlemens auction
every night at IN O'Clock. The above goods are Of
the very finest quality, being the stock Of retail
reserve to the highest bidder
HENRY. W QUARLEs.
ap8 No $50 Main 9troet.
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CROPS DEsrRoYED.--The amount of sugar do
stroyed by the inundation In Louisiana is estims-
ted at 900 hogshesds--worth $1,000, 900 The
cotton destroyed by the overflow on the banks of
the Mississippi IL is said, will be 100000 In the
Wabash Valley, as represented by the Evansville
Journal, the losses by the farmers and property
owners will certainly be equally as heavy. @