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BALTIMORE AND OHIO

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RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
EVVERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenWOod and
rsburg the West which places unites with Railroads.
S teaIners, &C., for and from al! points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1915 A. NJ 4:Jj P NJ,
1850 P. NJ.
One train only Sundays, al $3.50 P. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
o This Is the only route Washington City.
Passengers this Route Baltimore PHILADELPHIA,
New York and Boston, the Of ticket Boston alone by
other lines.
Time quick and fare rs low via any other Route
Inquire the Ohio at any
Of the principal Railroad Ohces in the West.
E. F. FULLER, Genl Western Agent
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". ? Smith, Master transportation.
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Notions and Trimmings!
Our stock comprises the largest variety Of small Frm-
mng Threads of all kinds, Combs Buttons &C. HO ser,
Gloves susPendes, Hanerefs Umbrellas and every rcle
wanted in Dry Goods Store
BLACK and FANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety of Trimmings
goo Gases FANCY PRINTS, of American.
English and French manufacts-e.
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROWN SHEETINGs and
SHIRTINGS;
100 BaIes4-4 and Us OsNABURGS;
100 Bales BROWN and BLEACHED
DRILLINGS;
80 Cases PLAID LINSEY;
so Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc
20 Cases SATTINETS;
80 Gases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of al quaIitie &,
1000 COAT BLANKETS,
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANI KETS, ETC.;
White Goods and EmBrOid cries of every
variety, sleeves, Collars, etc., etc..
LACES, EDGTNGS, FOO"EINGS, White
and BLACK Bonnet Ribbons of all styles;
MANTUA and SATIN R IBBONs, of all
cOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and T ABBY VELVETS, all cOIOrs;
The greatest variety of SHAWLS, for
Ladies; also, GENTLEmEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHBWLS;
mOEGAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
The assortment we are offering to the the ags; and
best We have odandW will be sold to prompt deaerso on
hhe' al time.
Ready-Made Clothing!
stock Ready Made Clothing is complete with large s
sornent very Of goods OF the latest t al
entirely
-ALSO--
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, Drawers, etc.
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES:
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &C., &c;
MERINo AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT ALL PRICES, &c, &c.
We are prepared the and invite the attention
prompt paying dealers examine stock and prices
A. J. DUNCAN & co.
MOTTO, Public Square.
N.B.-We will be receiving new Coo ds throughout tn
season. and stock will always be found complete.
AID. 60.
HOPED AND EXTENSION SKIRTS, BRASS HOOPS
REEDS AND WHALEBONEs, FOR SKIRTS,
A. I'D. 4 CO,
WARMERS G.oBoWLEYENEEBLEs,'O Of au.hses.
Susll AID. 4 co.
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HTACHINE IADE EIn8NEs .IInES-

- TIE TROY IRON ANDNAfL IA Glory. -
n N at Troy, y. Y. have Henry Burt.gns I'm ~
rI IMPROVED EfOlsSE SHOE NacEgns-v ncvH w
III success. nj operation. sud ulsparal toW III
y execute orders fur Horse and Mule shoes. Of III
v 9 any Weight and Pattern, at a prc, but little v q
above tie price o. Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality of used these shoes warranted In every
respect These shoes have been approved of, BY
the Jte1 States Govern eXclus ve, many Of the
principal stage and OMNIBUS Companies and Shoers
throughout e country These Shoes be purchased through
he principal Hardware and Iron ir United States
i7 addressed to e subscriber, Troy receive prompt
attention.. WM F. BURDEN,
sur6-lY a-ar. To- WI
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

80
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Three Daily Trains from PittsbUFg
TO Philadelphia.
EFVRAINs leave urg follows: Nail A. NJ; East Line
III ; P. NJ. Express Mail $40 P. NJ.
The Express Mail daily, the SUNDAYS excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all from St.
Louis No. Dubuque Keokuk and Iowa City, iowa. Cairo, Rock
lsand and Chicago, Illinois; Lexington Louisville Ky;
Ierre Haute, indianapolis and Lafayette Indiana Cincinnati,
Columbus Dayton Toledo, Cleyelond, GAINESVILLE, Crese,
hssillon, and Wooster Ohio Also, Kansas
Resota, and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the rely upon this as being the short
expeditions Phiiadspha Baltimore and
New York and all Eastern cities -
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, PhiIia.
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teace oetoro the engineer vas aware o. l1e acQdet
The unfortunats man vas held bstEeun the ears
some hileea minutes. The efforts 81 The PASSENGERS
TO relieve him proving nuagailiag. ~ hen b vas
taken OUT lie vas extinct, and his body vas 5Rsz
About thirty passengers we're more or less injured.
among these hurt Wss Mr. Dean, Of TIE house of
Mock 0icks, Co., Of this city. He vas brouzht
home, but was in ssTi0as condition Yesterday.
thOugh hopes are entertained Of his rasorerv lir
Moore, Of Columbia. Ky, vas badly injured. Nj
Atkinsons Of the same place, received gerersl 81
veres cuts and bruises; and Messrs Taylor ana
fa, also ofColnnbia, escaped with sighl injusiss.
Mr., Hadley, Of New Albany, vas slightly Injured.
and Dir. Fraser had his shoulder blade disoeafed
ANoTHER Max KILLED.-Tags morning, between
two and three o'clock, as the engine va bacsi6q
doWa the track attach 10 the morning trai1, a
lew yards above the Buchanan House, ths engineer
ielt sudden jar, and Immediately stopped ne en-
CINE, Vhen be found upon the track TIE bosy of q
man horribly mangee, his lett foot and arm sut 81
soG Otherwise bruised. Tss man, dtahtlsGs. vas
drunk; bad laid himself directly across hs raissnd
fallen asleep. he an Irish laborsr abeut thir-
y i've years Of age, medium height. lsu-ofoun
black hat, check shirt, light pants, boats nearly
i is 'nan'En-os,i' lL4''l Sa''a' A''.
ANorHER RAILROAD AcouDENT-FIFrT PoREERs
Killed. large train flled with hogs lsf Lebanon
on Monday hight for this city The train being zoe
heavy for the capacity Of the engine, e cane 10
dead halt very often, aad did not reach luldrooehs
Hill til Tuesday night. Here three ears we're dep
ped and left on the track The oonduofor vas aware
thstanother hog train left Lebanon On Tuesday even
ing, but took measures to notify TIE engineer on
that train Of the three cars LEFT on the track Tha
locomotive ran into the cars breaking them killing
abOui fifty hogs and the remainder escaped fis dc
woods. The locomotive vas The Mari0naud it vas
considerably damaged-L0ui'vzlsJ eaEHal, Nor IS.
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THE following rates to take eject and after JUNE i
NEW YORK TO NASHVILLE.
First class, per 100 lbs, SIS
Second class. . %
Third class, - I'D
Hats in Boxes, g IS
Special rates, q 30
CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES.
IST. CLASS.--Pano-Fortes Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes, Liquors, Oils, &c, bottles Gamptene and Spirits
Turpentine, in barrels; Carpetng China Glass and Glass
cases. Clocks, Confconeres, Cotton Cards Cat
lery, cases, casks boxes Dry Goods, 10 boxes and
bales Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrubery turs Garden
SEEDS Looking ilasses and Looking ass fies' Cat own
eTs rsk oysters and jars; Sidley, Tin and Brit
tania Ware Teas ana Spices. $3.50.
Sd CLASS.--arware Except such specified In
and Third Classes) Coffee Mills Machinery Foreign Iii
quors barrels pipes; Tobacco, in boxes leather In
rolls aud boxes in barrels and casks Crockery and
9ueensFare, IN crates ald casks Rce' Whiting Plaster,
Sd CEASSAxes Shovels Spades, saIronss Zinc and Tin
pigs, Tin Plate Anyils, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton CoriRge, Couee, Heavy Castings, MIL
Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axes Railroad Wehe and
Axles Chairs, Spikes, and Rosia in iarrels.
SPECIAL RATES. --Furnture aad Carriages boxed, and
other light articles enumerated; also, CaTboys Of Acids,
Or ether Chemicals win be charged BY actual weight at
double First Glass rates.
IT , No charge for drayage, Wharfage, or Forwarding The
above rates cover All expenses from New iork 70 Nashville
Stevenson all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates.
Insurance.
By the above Lines less than by Pittsurg Wheeling
Parersburg the Ohio river, making difference Is
cents per 100 pounds dry goods.
Road will not be responsible for any damages occurring at
Goods shipped Savannah, should consigned gent Cen
tral Railroad. Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped via Charleston, should be consigned to Agent
CHARLIE ". ANDERSON,
jyl4-tf General Agent
banner Gazette Patriot copy, and discontinue former
advertisements. . j
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Never doits right Cook spoil your cup
Coffee neglect or fgetulness after she has placed the boiler
o the range.
Nashville warranted to perfect satisfacun
sizes from twenty quarts. Forslie by
ieIs J. W. WILSON, College street.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
= u - 17
JULY IOth, 1855

THROUGH RATES FREIGHT IRON XIV YORK. EAsHvHIE,
Inconnecgn with NEa YoRK Side Wheel aud Screw STEAMSHIP
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TNINE TEASs--Just received from large Importes Of
~ Teas good assortment Of Imperial GunpoWder SOlong
and Back Teas for sale BY the barge small quantity By
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WOCT h VI A Y
erpaf bfs Professional services IN the pracce OF 81 x
111V - h citizens Of Nashville and vicinity he may be
- lei At he City Hotel from past 70 past n ana
% - ~ or between the holrs Of II and y 10 ue morn
from = 20 = 1891 coIIese. 1.r noY1T-lW
sTsSIaros stock Of syringss, some entirely NV
~ ,s9t,sTHs last reserved snd Ter sale By A. s1hh1sh'
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TIE Ticket Oos in the Passenger Depot and open
hour before starting Of each Train, which allows ample time
for the purcas Of Tickets. 1t open other during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. NJ
Train which throughout with Trains the
Time Richmond hours Washing days Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days This is the cheapest
and best from Nashville 10 the East
New Orleans passengers leave the250 P. NJ. Tin arriving
Memphis New Orleans, the evening
the day, and through without detention Memphis
Those for McMinnve SPARTA and Beerheba Springs leave
Nashville 23O NJ Train which connects directly u
lahoma the Train McMnnve Persons leaving Nc
MinnTe in the morning arrive at Nashville at 7;30 p. NJ
At Nashville there which leave daily Smithand
and with boats for different places the Ohio
asppi rivers also daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
very morning on the arrival Of the night express
By this change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct al Stevenson with and down Trains causing
delay 70 Nashville and Eastern passengers, gained
over the former Schedule going Memphis from Nashville.
G. /. ANDERSON,
tulylO, 1855 General Ticket Agent
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s. A. 6. NOEL q Co..
OsaeosssoFs to Noel 4 Col
hOIesaIe GFOceFs
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an and after SUNDAY, July H. 1885, the Passenger Trains
y viii he follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. N. and go P. NJ.
Arriving q Chattanooga at 2 20 P. n. and l.j A. II.
Leave CHATTANOOGA at . A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Arriving Nashville at 30 P. NJ. andS 10 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold Nashville the following places
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No. Countv Court for Davidson COunIy'

The County Court Tor D@sA1SO- - .--y
WING granted letters Of admin 70 me- on G -
n Cbarss p Mcguire, deceased all perons lhaeel "
- ts are hereby notified % make immeoiate payment, en-
IN Ne IONS having claims against said estate are ereoy
All per .o7 - ne duV proved. within the time prescribed
70 Pres -o' 'l71h ~ JOHN B JOHNSON,
% Jaw -. Administrators for Charles P. Aaguire'
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

EVANS * Coz
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DFy-GOOds,
READYKADE CLOTHING, BOOZS SROES HATS
VARIETIES, &C.,
no. ], NASHVILLE BLOCK NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
VVTE now in receipt OF stock Of GOODS for the
Wv FALL TRADE, which comprises every variety Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry GOOds, Varieties,
&c, together with a Complete Assortment
of Ready-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
and Hats.
Uniting, do aof the above branches Of business in one,
nkwe VIII he able to offer such inducements Merchants
make it their interest trade with would respect
fully solicit examination Of stock when in the city.
aug2I-u EVANS g. co
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TIN Plate, &c.
900 BOXES &c lays+ Tin best brand.
%CO 100 boxes TX lUzl4 Tin, best brand.
2N Do 10 l4s10 do do do
50 90 TX do do do
81 pigs Bauca Tin.
~ pigs Lead just received and for sale low bv
J.
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VHE highest price Cash PAID Feathers, DzoI Rrt
Lard Bacon, Ginseng, Beesax, Eg Elax Seed; PsltT
andal other c0un try produce.
n0vi4dly BEN. n. N0RL SEQ.
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nted TO ab less the difference the from
ssh to Chattanooga and the points shipment Chst
nOoga lOcl. tariff.
ssp3O-a SCR CHAs. W. ANDERSON, Gen'l Ag't.
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Charleston and savanRali.
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Ladies' Fine Shoes and Caters.


TUsT RECEIVED
ID Ladies' Brown French Lasting buttonsd Shoe Caters
Glove Kid " "
Side & Front Caters, with and without heels.
Slippers, o. French Kid White a. Black Satin, SC.
Aases' JhiiSfens Boots Caters and Slippers with
hoes and without. At Y College street JOHN RAMAGE
iulyH
LSC--Aiassy's Five Minute Freezers; Melon
AIDS Louisville Refrigerator Arthurs Fruit Cans Jones
fruit Cans; Water Coolers, all sizes.
isIsotf wv. WILSON, College street.
LARD! LARD!!
a - BBLs. Family Lard in Store and for sale low, BY
~ TERREss BROS,
snSI5 % Broad Street
BANK OF COMMERCE.
NASHVILLE, TFsS., DEC. 70, 1851.
TUyF stockholders Of this Bank having placed ne assets in the
hands Of Trustee the purpose Of winding it up those
indebted Bank, vii please call and pay up as their ID
teness falls holders viii please send in our
notes early possible, sd receive In return the notes Of the
Bank Of Tennessee individual deposits in this Bank have
been banded and hereby pledge my individual La
bilfty them, the money is ready when called for
deel3-d JOiiN y. gAMhs.
r HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for Matchmaking, snd viii sell great
bsrgain,if taken away in short time - - o-,o,-
isas zee Pen.ssntary.
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Ii Is currently reported that sell Goods only by Aueon
While tWohris sales made privately like ali other
Wholesale in this city, with grand exception, that is
we cash. and short notes. and from Sc 70 c less than
heir prices. laugI1l TRAUBE LUCAS.
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TVJHE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofana on me
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, ad
Joining sct which he resides and the lands OF Capt John
land equal the best with abuionce OF excel
lent never f,liEg water beautiful building site
in the country midst Of the finest ueghboro0d in
Arno-ics NATHANIEL BAXTER.
TNOR SALE.--ons hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
X inst rsaeivs5 Nv irov7- P. & c ANDERSON.
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Ca WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR lsEsz

TNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles named, reduced the following
until further u0sce:
Wheat per lushel "a ceuts,
Corn do - do
Flour per barrel, 81 90
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TEyHE PARTNERSHIP HEE

The liabilities Of MacGreger, AoEay Co., and n F Ao
Co.. assumed by the Concern, under the Gru OF
Macreyr Bsnkhai, Of New Orleans and James Bankhead
& Co., Of Nashville, Tenn. JAMES BANkHEAD.
NASHVILLE sept. -, less. GEORGE MAOGkEGER.
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CHANGE or SCHEDULE.

Nashville g. Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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O. 2. E0EE- D. II. BAILEY. s. A. G, E0EE
NOEL a co.,
WHOLESALE GROCEa-s, AUCTIoN AND
COMMISSION MIiRCHANTss
~ DEALERs n r,s .--
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND LIRCORs,
No. Markss strset,
NASHVILLE, TEENEssEE
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take great pleasure recommending the hm Of MacregeT
Bankhead, Of New Or cans and james Bankhead Co. Of
ths city the patronage Of tn friends Of the old firm
NASHVILLE, Sept. @, 1855. N Z, ALL9HAF,
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a KERR 4 CO., IMPORTERS OF REAL
"A HAVANA CIGARS, pure French Brandies Hincl, Hot
land Gin, Jamaic Rum, Marschino Ahsyinth, herls 60
tors, POstOdee Building, o. Cherry and Chra ll
Nashville. Tl3
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TOBACCO MANEFACTORY
w MEREDITH, Al and q College street, has
ready for sale at his Factory, $40 boxes Of ManufaC
ured Tobacco, o. So 100 and pounds each
the views Of the trade from Is per pound
all Of which be will sell wholesale the prices
cannot fail TO please
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested to
call and examine for themselves Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, Will be sold by the thousand
price than sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices septl3-G
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IHlN AS AM NAIlSESs
4 AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
& do extra size Travelling Trunks; Iii ID
Gents fine sole leather Trunks; trlfE l. IA
do do do Valises; - ssAzE.sJ
do Eossuth Trunks;
de Hog Skin do iron frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
NJ. 40 Tnirn Street
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CtHEEEICALS, &C., &c, strychnins. Morphia, Qui.
,Sulph Cinchoua actucarm, Elaterium ChorOfom,
Ether Acid Nitrate MecUry Wallets Mass Caus Potash, Dono
vans Solution Citrate Chloride Zinc. Cit Iron and nine,
Lactrae o. Iron, Tactic Acid Iold Lead salacne Iod Pos
0d Silver Atropa Veratr Iodine, Iodd ron Nitrate Of
SYer Sulphur, Nalerinaie Iron, Iodd Mercury
mated Copper Ext Opium, Indian Hemp, Pperne, &c
ceivei and Cor sale By
nov3 DEMOVIbLE & BELL.
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EACII w OVER lie ROAD.

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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
EArpR FRom HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE.


SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct. "a, ls5s.-The st eamship
Tennessee from New York, passed the bar this even.
ing bringing dates from Havana of the 22d, four
days later than those by the Cahawba.
Havana Markets.
HAVANA, Oct. 22.-Sugar.-The Sugar market is
not very active but firm at l0 reals for D. S. No. l2.
The stock Of sugar at Havana and Hatanzas is 10000
boxes.
Molasses.-The market is dull, and without opera
tions worthy Of notice.
Lard.-saIes of ordinary at SIC IS to s17 per
quinta Stock in port 1000 bbls and tierces, and
5000 kegs.
EEchange.-There has been little alteration in ex.
change Bills on London I53 per cent premium
Sixty day bills on New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia AZ per cent. premium. Short sight on New Or
leans q per cent. premium. No political news.
Sailing of the City of Baltimore
New YORK, Oct 23-The steamship City Of Balt-
more sailed today with three hundred and sxtyfve
thousand dollars in specie on freight.
Domestic Markets.
New York, Oct 23-Hayana sugar at auction,
81 to CT. Moasses-Havana, 27c. Porto Rico, 80
to 305c. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat firm.
Red Western 81 O3. Mixed Corn G5 to GGc. Mess
Pork Eastern, SIG 40 to SIG As. Lard quiet.
Whisky dull.
CINCRNAT1 Oct. 23.-The -four market remains
unchanged. Provisions quiet and price unaltered.
River Intelligence
YICKsBURG, Oct. %, o'clock P. M.--The steamer
Magnolia is aground at Big Black Island.
VGcKsBURG, P. P.M.-The Magnolia has got offand
is ahoat again
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PEEsoNAL-It is said that Miss Emma Oakley
Wilkinson, a native of New Orleans and daughter of
prominent merchant Of this city, now deceased, is
to make her debut during the coming year in New
York, in Italian opera She is at present pupil of
Signoriua spinoa, prima donna Of the Julien and
Ole Bull concert troupes She is represented toh have
sweet and powerful and mezzosoprano voice.
Ben Paul Akers, the sculptor has returned from
Rome after an absence of four years, and taken up
his residence at Newport He brought fifteen pieces
Of marble with him, and many other works.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

ATTEMPT TO MURDER CLERGYMAS.-D During
service in the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
New York on the evening of the l4th, Frenchman
named Louis Berrier seated himself in front pew
and soon after drew pistol and fred at the pastor,
Rev, NJ D. c. Crawford the ball grazing his head and
lodging in the back Of the pulpit. Berrier was i'm
medately seized and given over to the police, when
he stated that the minister had insulted him in his
morning sermon He was supposed to be insane.
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Total for the week, less le hours 3g
The returns for the remaining eighteen hours of
the week, (Which ended at 6 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing) wiprobably swell the weeks total to about 80
The week before, the fever mortality was 3Os The
decrease Of last week would therefore be about fifty
five or sixty.
FREE DIsPRNsARY-The following is the weekly
report of the Free Dispensary of the New Orleans
School Of Medicine on Common street, opposite the
Charity HOSPITAL:
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NlLLERs Billiard SALOON This popular re-
treat opened on Saturday night and great was the
delight of those who cannoned, and scratched, and
poeketed, and on, for the first time, on the beanti
full marbebed tables, with Pbelau's elastic cush-
ions, The balls have not stopped yet, that we are
aware of. No billiardplayer can now go to Millers
without falling in love with the place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

Wheat CrLTIvArIoN,-A writer in the Geuesee
Farmer says that he has tried the cultivation of wheat
in hills like corn having tne hills two feet apart each
way and two or three plants to the Hill and he re-
ports obtaining from small plat Of ground N crop
so large as to be equal to two hundred bushels to the
acre" The soil is kept stirred aud cultivated during
the growth of the crop.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

TnE FEVER IN Manufacturing the twenty,four
hours ending at P. NJ Friday last, there were 10
intements in Mobile from yellow feyer-a pretty
sharp increase.