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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, July is, lSoa
Mrs. Patrick Pope and family were poisoned ~
arsenic rut into their coffee by slavs girl ten or
twelve yssrsed. Mrs. Pope is 10 critical situation.
The res. OF the family are recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

Nioe nen we're Instantly killed and five other
wounded by al accident at coal mine near Potts
vile, Pa yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
Arrival Of the North American.

QvEBEc, Tuesday, July Is, 800.
TIE stesmship North American, frcn Liverpool 5ss
ut, hss arrived .. this port. HC sty'cs4 have saaA
anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

The yellow fever prevails extensively at Havans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

project of checking the 'Owth Of the colonlsts by
numbering their wives aud children was abandoned,
not from motives of humanity, but because the
speculative spirit of the British politicians saw in
the undsputed sovereignty of the entire American
continent field for enterprise and commerce such
as never had been opened for their grssping ambi-
ton. More money could be made by 10 logger
suffering the colonists to be bu.chered, than by
giving them up to the Indians scalping knife. OF
all the black phases which British dominion over
the colonies ever assumed, this policy, long and
ably advocated by some of the sbest of her people,
is perhaps the most infamous 10 the long catalogue
Of Ministerial 7lainy.
But though the dss}oii,m under which these
horrors was enacted hiss long since departed, yet
rev form of bondsge t. British il haence has taken
iis place among Us. The States Invested them
selves in the Confederation Of tie power Of pro.
tectng the labor Of the people. To suppose that
they did not provide for il somewhere, is to 'talty
the convention aud the people Of that day, and to
suppose that they had Immediately forgotten ma
ority of the nposi.ons from whi:h they had just
freed the mselves by long and bloody contest.
But they did provide for it, heartily and compre-
bensively. When the Federal Government Wa
organized, Protection for American Labor WAS the
almost unanimous demand. Washington WAS 10
aueuratsd in full suit of American broad,lotb,
manufactured at Hartford, and the coed example
was followed by several of his successors. There
was no fool then extant TO say with impudent gar
rulity that Protection was unconstitutional. The
Tariff Of l759 Wa the second act Of the Govern
ment. 1t protected the cotton of the South BY 3
prohbitory duty Of cents per pound, and indig,
by aduiy Of Is cents. 1t is true that cotton was
raised at that time in limited Quantities, bat prepa
rstions were then masking to cultivate it on larger
scale, and this protestive duty WA imposed ~ an
encouragement. 1t a;ted a. 8 powerful s!imulsnt,
ard 6raly paved the way 70 tbs ia7sc!ion Of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

~
COPPER, TIN Il SHEET IRON WORKER,
40. z, Broad STREET,
nashville, TEN TEsSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Hr. Henry
McCssn in the sbOYe business and hereby .suder my
sincere thanks to al nv odreuds and patrons for their
Hberay heretofore extended to the ETm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of avors from then, and
wish inform ell the world and the res. OF UsEEind'
that have on hand and for sale sgle1d % lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
of various patterns. Paror Stoves for wood and Goa
eomoa and 1ECY Crates Box Stores for churches, H3
low Ware OF every variety on baud maize order Far
usces and Foot Stoves entirely rev Patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitah!s for house keeping
JOB WORK.
lam prepared to do ell kinds OF Job WosE, gaca as
House Guerng, Roofing any other branch PsrtlulEg
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE Work.
Myold friends OF the River will dud to their advantage
ocal and give hearing 0sCrs bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for SALE one pair sscOo 1osnd ENGINES, cylin
der IL inches diameter and four fest with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for tight draugG
steamer, which csn be bought on reasonable tsrUs,
june IA. l62b
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

TANNERS --hanIc and Merchants Visiting Nashville tlr
II the purpose 1t purchasing hlrlslr8 Ur any kind
Wholesale and Eetl J, viii 90 well % cal. on
MACY a. HAMILTON.
No. A. taIsre -gr-It.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

CEMENT
5OU July il 10. EDWARDS.
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AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

RFsGGLRICE s. BURNS are c9eum-al ta-rr ss-
Va Enlistment, NaFsss-esl No. 10, door Co 1r.
Powers Clothing store general Of CrEfectUu
sres, which they intend selling very reasonable terms and
their attention 10 business induce public
extend % them Liberal share OF Among lagl-
ing articles hand, and which they will be rsCsyIuI
the following, viz:
Candies, Of every Variety Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of every kind; Erald-e-1 ines best 5rts
Pickles, assorted; lI-.laLs, OF ever VARSITY
Picked Oysters q Sardlne1 Ale ana Porter,
Sbad and salmon, Fine Cigars.
With variety Of articles not herein en- uuerltet-
In connection with Jher COuiell1uer they invite s a.
tenuOn OF Tee public 90 their Bakery from which daily
supply Of fresh Bread, Casr and Pler be had Par
ties will be made up order and carefully seas 10 any part
ofthecIty,
Having pernansy located here we o. coarse wish 20 5s
pltrOnZed literally 10 the end. intend seug on COCA
terms, and BY our demsuuor commend ourselves % ne
kind notice Of a generous public SIC lec..llJ Invite
Country Dealers line oil t-e1 90 give Es
anal ~ WrGOLRICK e BURNS.
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Nails

u @ N-6
0O0O KEGS Sh0eubergsr's Nallsa-al sizes
AUUU 100 kegs Flour Barrel
100 kegs Finishing
100 g Fencing
50 4, and I'm, Spikes. In store ali for sale
mav9t vs.. r. GORDON O. CO..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from BudaI.01. sarouv, has Ia.
~ ken Office at 40. TO- Front street near CsrE and
frs his services % the citizens of Nashville relief and
iOrms; C0usump a1u, Bheum4lsu nj ur0Usy. Bis
experience and practice IN regard these and similar ls
eases, been such TO enable him lrlu1se Bersc
cure 81 treated or taken iH time.
For sale above, very sr1r article Of Stomach
EgiELers Of his invention and --Gr6, t1ysle,
vLh a VARIETY OF oLrF-r -r..rfr. |aHT-Tv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05
CARPENTERS,

buy Planes ofEuv kind Common Cast Stee
Anglers and Anger BIus. Hand and Tenor Save, Rules
AIDES Braces and Bits, D5ub and single Plane Bits
.uuna~aS Chi-eIs and GOuEes, Drawing KuiVes, Climb
Tots, flaoBors ana Hammer, Spr Levels Oh and Water
stones, squares of amy kind. Screw Drivers, Gauges Chalk
Inns, Anger aud ,hseI Handles saw Sets,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05
OLDsHERRY AND mADEIRA VINES AND

r,ErFB HARMONY FEPHBWS old Pale Sherry; ImPe-
I'll 5.I SSs-Ty. OpIey's old Port; SGndermHn's Port
T.urs,y p,r vsuhos Madeira; ten cases Hungarian To-
ky Latte Caret Hauualtsn Careg ten cases Congress
49, HOLSTER CARTER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

LOT OF CHOICES APPLE TREES, just to hand, and
"A for sale iy rgvT 2 cu,yr.Ds
feb 70 hE-,5- r on ll-.D2.
SELF OBSERVATION, &c
IL Eabts dye rs previous The year 1877. VIII De col
Ir,ef bv 81 al January Court before Magistrate,
ia before that time. This shall Bpply 90 a persons,
DO ~ -l'' 4 & EcNAIEF ~ co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05
HOUSE-BUILDERS.
EVER YBODY,

Who are n need OF KuohLocks and Latche Of ny kin
1te,er Hinges and Screws Bolts OfSl kinds, Win
agR FusGgrs, sash springs, Male PAT Brad 10 shurL
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FARMERS,

TWO are r want Corn Shelters straw Cutters, Hsmesr
W Chains uf kind, Wedding Hoes fur Corn, Cotton
NJ lahaCco; swine Blades and Caales, Axes hope loI
Spades. uSt5 Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage Cut.
gr, Nails. cut wrought Pump Caau Hakes, Cross,cu'
saws Sheep shears sieve and Riddles, Na15 Irons Cur
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SCHEME.
TIcKErs-wboio,, s5i Halves, - 80, Q7ar:ors 81

TICKETs-wboles SIS Halves, 50 80; Quarters 81 p.
Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken Checks on New
York RENTED for Prizes. %.
Drawings Of large asses T be published m New YORK
nd New orleans Sunday papers, and Cha lesion and ga
vauuah dalies.
Ia ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose f5 money q
0r the Ticket ordered, Erept OF Ffigh
fhr will be- forwarded By FIRST na. Purchasers have
Tickets ending iu any figure th 8 nay aesi -nsie
Tne list Of Drawn Numbers Irzs W- DE sent 20 puT-
chaserz Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers viii pesse write Ilelr signatures plain and
give lhUI7 Post Office. County and Stale 90,
Remember that ever Puzs i drawn and payable IN full
without asiuc ion.
All Prizes uE and under, paid immediately alter the
drEwug-Dther prizs The usual time Of Cd Eay days
Al. communications -trlc,ls confidential.
Address orders Tickets Co g.. r- 3 . AIN, Nashville
TsDress-e. or ID ANDERSON d. SON Manager,
feb ID .IEgun .rr -nva1ua ~ Ggorg a.
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FREIGHT RATES
PROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
Nashville & Chattanooga R. h
WEST OF STEVENSON.

First Glass, tiuc'udug Hats per 400 l5s,,....-sl IS
Second ciass...-.....'s..''... '''''''''' ~,
lhlru class
Special Rates for FuTaitaTe,Ncn " ,.',...... . 81
TOMPEuTION between STEAMERS and PrOPelIers ply ing
- between New York and Chart stDa ard Savannah mas
caused reduction Steamers ghis on through Goods
As tae charges may give above the rates from
Charleston savannah 20 Nashville. Al the same ume We
guarantee shall at tine prior 20 lsl
Of June the raes as here oOr7 advertised Through
Ra'es from New York E"d Phi ade Phs n NashVile IN
Lines,
First Class per l0O....... - ~
Second Class % 90 -
Tsira Class - I %
Special baies' " ss-s.F " Gu
COnsgb Goods geIl Central Railroad SaFBULa-r ana
10 Agent Sousb Uar0llng Railroad, Charleston.
Oyefclarzts and DzmLrgs az-sp- osuagss occurring al
will be grul pyT se'LiCd - heretofore
For further Incarnation Cards giving class 1catou,
DC apply 10 me az me D. & C. RailrOsC pol by NAL
CdaS. w -NDrnnoN ~
Ieb 2g-u Gensra. ageDt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

Who want good Gun Barrels FLnt0r Percussion Locks,
Sheet 8--ss or German Silver Guards aud Butts Double
Tn ggrs, Rife and shot Guu WlPers, Gun Nipples.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

TRUNKS,
vALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
7 ADIEs' aus Travelling Trunks; srtga size;
l. do sole leather Trunks, ell Sizes
Fine sole leather Valises;
40 90 do Ashland Go
A large stock Of
Garnet Bags, Sachels, Black Bags Of ali sizes and
styles; all cheap for cash.
Call at No. q Public Square
oa2 SNYDER FRIzzBLL.
LADIES WEAR.
] ASIING Caters, with and without heels,
l. Congress Caters, with and without hssla
Lasting Front Lace Gaiiers,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace
with heels,
Boots, with or without heels
French Slippers and Buskins,
{" Kid Slippers ans Buskins,
French Kid Slippers with heels m . -
FREsH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-lO0
u hhds prime to choice Sugar
zoo bbls Powdered. Loci and Crushed Sugar
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
100 bbls Molasses;
loo y b6is do
50 Bugs Old Gov. Java and Laguayrs Coffee
IS bbis &ackerel ASSERTED;
$50 boxes Star and BOuld Candles;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted:
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
$1,000 Imported kegaa Cigars
SJ,OOl assorted brsnd5 GO
Is boxas Scotch Herrings
tierc,s Fre-b Figs,
40 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
so boxes Bar soap.
febll b r z F CHEATHAM.
{ IQJ ORs.-2oo 6b,s Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
a. $50 bjls Robinson Co do.
zoo Ibis Old Bourbon and Old Reserve Do
leo bbl5 American Brandy
o bbs do Gin
% bbls Peach Brandy.
Also a large stock Of Fine Imported BraDdies aud
Wlles inst resolved and for sale by
+ feb II n = r F CEEATHAM.
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PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTIONS

In public at Macon, Ca, under the sworn FupeTnle1
deace Of E. {. Bulkley and Jos. Waterman Esl's.
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MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville for the purpose e1ying Table Knives
Forks Pocket Knives, Shears and Lelssors Shot Guns
and Rifles all kinds, Cotton Cards. AKesOr any Of
the tunumerable Items nee essary make up complete
took OF Hardware.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

IUCTIONEEI AND GLIEELL AGLNII
TOULD offer his services the public as Agent fer he
W sale Of
Real Estate Negroes. Furniture Dry
Goods Groceries
or other species property lu county h1
ing determined Devote time the above Business and
having had eonsdszoe experience, Gatherings can
zive satisfaction 90 those Who nay favor u that linz.
can always be found EiIls Counting Room Of tbs Plir1J
Omco my absence. 0TIc-s-al Iait. 'marlE
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- - Gfaamhna+-
8 PIANOS M 4

FEvE have received Fourteen new Piano Fores from
w thas- allied mlsers. Light Newton and Bradbury
and Hares Bros which make stock very large and
lerabls We would pleased u have these ins Tument
net by al whether they desire 70 purchase or not
svery Piano sold by shall be warranted 10 give sssae
flb no W. & R. FREEMAN.
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Bonds I'D Stocks - SIC.

$4,000 StraiEhtTsnnessss STATE Bonds.
go, 600 Endorsed
500 Shares Nashville & ChatianooTa R. X. See
1900 seWanee Mining stock.
5000 huntsville Mining and danHlacturing st'--
All Of which VII DO sold o. favorable terms ~ ~,
dec S-u A. MhElhsa Q ~
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Guns ! Guns !!

WE have large assortment ul Shot Guns Double Or
w sIaEls szuel, embracing g Ers-. variety.
Macy EAMlLTOE.
"a doz sausage Mills best qlaLiy lor zaIsbg
~ uAuEE q HAMILTON.
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Fisher, yVheless q GO.

(sUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE & COZ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commssion and
Produce Msrchanisl Corner Br11d Market strs6tl
Nashville, Tenn, will devote particular attention 10 al
business entrusted % them: uBs-f
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.aDplc Trees.

The Old Sand Of EfrE0ae 1. E5Es.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09
Anniversary Eventg---sept. 9.

Is54-Death Of Cardinal Angelo Mai, Librarian OF
the Vatican extensively known in the literary world
for his discoveries among ancient manuscripts,
IS53-Fal of d portion Of the table rock at Niagara
Falls
Is51-Funeral obsequtes of the Spaniards killed in
fighting Lopez and his forces; an affair Of great
pomp, at the Cathedral in Havana. Same day, death
of Thomas H. Gaaudet, founder Of the first estab
lishment in this country, for the education Of the
deaf and dumb, at Hartford in lSl7
l848-Great fire in Brooklyn, n. Y.
1846-New York and Albany first connected by
telegraph.
l839-Great fire in Mobile.
lS37-Suspension Of specie payment by the Phila-
delphia banks.
l824-Capture of Tayoy, India, by the British and
Burmans.
1Sl6-Death Of Gen. Kilian Van Rensselaer, of the
Revolutionary army. After his death, bullet which
had been in one Of his legs thrtynine years was ex
tracted.
ISl4-Capture of the U. S. schooners Tigress and
Scorpion on Lake Michigan, by the British. Same
day, brilliant sally BY Capt. McGlassin and fifty
Americans against British battery on the Saranae.
They took the battery, ran of the enemy, numbering
$50, killed their captain and sixteen men, and re-
crossed the river with loss of only one killed and
three missing, --
1792-Assassination Of d'Abancourt, Minister Of
Louis XVI.
l7oO-Sea fight between the Turks and Russians,
Off Codgia Bay the Turks whipped The Turkish
Admras ship was blown up, and the Admiral was
the only man on board not killed.
I782--The Spaniards made concentrated and
tremendous attack Gibraltar il return for the hot
shot poured into them the previous day.
lT81-CoI. Stewart, British, took his departure
from Eutaw Springs, where Gen. Greene and the
Americans defeated him the day before He left
behind him 1000 stand of arms and 10 wounded
men.
177G-The United Colonies first called the United
Suites of America.
I73l-Romantic suicide of Fanny Braddocl5 at
Bath, England. She was daughter Of General Brad
dock, and relative of the other General Braddock,
who was killed by the Indians near Fort Duquesne J
brilliant and fashionable young lady, who squan-
dered fortune in entertaining her friends and gam
bling, according to the fashion Of the times. Her
fortune gone, and heavy debts encroaching, she
calmly and deliberately medated death, and on the
night Of the 9th September hung herself with her
grdle to her bed room door, She dressed herself and
made every other preparation for the fatal act with
refinement of taste unparalleled in such q case On
her table was found copy of Orlando Iufioso,
open at the page which described the ruin of Oym-
pia by her bosom friend, This was supposed to show
that Fanny Braddock was driven to suicide chiefly
by the peridy Of her friend Dame Lindsey, who had
Iured her to gambling and ruin. The suicide created
the greatest sensation throughout England. Fanny
was largely in Debt at her death but so great was
the public desire to obtain mementoes Of her, that
the sale of her few small effects realized far more
Gl1p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

PoLITICs IN THE pULPIT,-An Engshman was re-
Gently attracted to church in the ueighborhood Of
New York. to hear celebrated preacher from the
city. The clergyman had occasion to draw an illus.
tration from the American flag he spoke Of it as a
mere rag, in itself 50 trail that an infants hand
might rend ii, and yet 50 mighty as the representa-
tive Of the sovereignty of nation as to defy the
despotism Of the world. In Illustration Of this he in.
tfodnced the fact that in the Vatican at Rome may
be seen the Papal dag crossed by the American flag
and both reposing costly together in one corner; and
the reason given for the union is, that the American
flag saved the Vatican when it was assaulted, and
hence # may be found in that post Of honor. The
English gentleman was greatly outraged at such an
illustration, that spoke Of the power and majesty of
our flag, and did not attend church the balance Of
the day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09
FIRsr GuN rRom RrNrHrYsrN- LEWIS. \ o. NV

FIRsT GUN FROM BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 Go--The
announcement that Benthuyen Lewis Co. have received
their fst avalanche Of fall goods will fail like caunon bang
or the female ear Of New Orleans. The ball with which this
famous house now oemhards the hearts and purses die ladies'
s an admxue of all The fne and fabrics ever woven dis
playing ali the eoos Of the rainbow blended with taste wor
ihy lhe angels And The powder with which The ball sent
spinning is that which Benthuysen Lewis ca htYe always
aeahat 81 t9 prices which enables all their lady patrons
% extensively wounded without feeling hnr in The least
sks French ealeoes outer trimmings, under Snes hoops
neo everything for personal hou ehold use now
gorge ths geat dry goods groo ladies are notified mar
sy afe rec 70 assist the said groto in saving it from suoc
oA h9 tne plethora Of coming arrivals Mind Inc same Old
tao prices arg ll The great features Of the place Read tE
advertisements ladies we know you win not IL laeglFd Il
your duty 70 Benhpyseu, Lewis GO. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09
TaIk On ,cnange.

There was an inclination to do something yester-
day Cotton appeared to be in good request, factors
asking higher prices in the face Of an advance in
freights and downward tendency in exchange
There is disposition to do business but the showery
weather somewhat dampens the ardor. The receipts
Of cotton were ghtyesterday the deficiency will be
however made up towards the close of the week, and
prospects look encouragingg for an early resumption
of business.
There has been great deal said about extortion
and high charges in this good port Of New Orleans
but if there ever has been bill Of charges cores
ponding with the following, which we take from the
New York Enquirer of the 3lst ult, we should be
glad to have it made known to Us. It mes be IN
derstood that this il for charges sos bales cotton
shipped at Charleston, S. G., to be landed in New
York but as it was stopped at quarantine to be fu-
migated, Ne suppose the charges Of course have to
follow the cotton:
100 Will street, August 20, 1865
8s 4 7" III 10 Union Lighter Company nr
To storage 20a bales cotton Mt 25c 81 ~
10 labor Oh Sos bales cotton 4 "a
Iigherage from vessel on sos bales cotton at 5 5l
SIS -
1t must be understood that the lighter took this
cotton from the vessel at quarantine to land in some
warehouse in the vicinity not being allowed to land
in New York, which would cost 3l4 cents per bale
additional, making altogether charge of 81 Isl
What would planter Of Mississippi or Louisiana say
if his cotton was subject to such charges in New
Orleans Language would hardly be found strong
enough to denounce the system and yet. complaint
is made Of seventy cents per bale being too much
for steamboat 10 charge to bring bale of cotton
from Ycksburg to this city, distance Of 4l0 miles
According to the foregoing figures, in addition to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

GArFlE DISEASE N YIRGRtA.-Fh Fredercks.
burg Herald learns from friend in Caroline county,
Va, that the cattle disease has made its appearance
IN his neighborhood. The same disease doubtless
that has been 80 prevalent and fatal in other sections
OF the country, The cattle, we learn foam at The
mouth, and suffer with liberation Of the throat and
nose, and with INSTRUCTED respiration These are the
same symptoms attending the cattle disease as do
serbed in other places.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

NAB4D Flx,-A few nights since the New York
police picked up from the sidewalk near Falton
Ferry, man who was lying stupid and almost sense
less from the effects q drugged liquor which had
been administered for the purpose Of robbing him.
He turned out to be Georgian, ana had about slGO0
on his person.