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bsatfden u, franssffden Weinen, 6ra4ten " nnD
~. FE.5t ~ = :. (Sonfectioi1drh ~ Nv & 80 :,

u st. f24 9pmsarbfrd6e unb gr 157 rantlnfrast.a @nd
gDir taben tets grp6eS Qnantum gDetne In teber
Qpo4ttatnau Qaasr ebenlg anten 8ranba S6wser 9in
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7 O,L .nHHlHenry NfaII 5. -. +#1.E 80
Grceerie, Nrooiifpnen, Giauor nlto

'Pi" Gde. BON 2erin9tone unb ,Qibertptr. = 4,
81 SOsben babe b cine f6e Ssnbuns btfen rCcertes,
ezra 9lien g&aee ale SOrten abee, ds rtlGe Butter
un6 Jlet6waarep, fpe ave Mrn Yrppifpnen unb In
befes 8ad senf6asenbe Ntfel erbaten weds 6 msinen
Sreunten unb bem 9utltfum I'm aa9emeinen aufs befe
eapfeble. $50 ~7ts'es@ 165l 9Ssal
Aa 8'Rdnbis 6anb CUTE unb d&te gDeine eiauore,
Wtntralwaer ,c we&e i& bem @as SlafGe unb s. uone
btGEs Sertenfe. 5A9 al5 eE Smnt4,6mt
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FERNS.

5lhs daily sALTtMoRHwNKcaR ID pvbIiss
aysyy unoyulrg except Sunday and Is deitvsSsd
Carriers to CITY Subscribers att 0ts. per week.
The WEGKER is also delivered in the fst;sa NJ
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
%. so in advance.
aas- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER is publis.
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per
months In advance z,~8 @
+ ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12

Sd, aluube, es bat Senidnb 8eftrpft iaste er,
feire pardbpbrenben glide auf ieine 8enloblin
befteno;; lie rpanpte leile ibr 9saupt CUR Selte
,lnp ,np flaiterte: Sa, i9 CLAUDE san9es 9 ele sas'
llnp ;es 1T ldOn Oas 5peite Wtal, iaSte Der
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12
Im bj9iQus s IRhodes'lI ned no9 on
.i9 Observation-Disclosures SaH, Il,
soHL11 Ifabristft mad esr ,6ermfteOa op114

JA t S!sl -
10y - Staat8 .g1enlifer ben Ntarhlanb. Il. ina
Sebe gum gsraaf aussebOtene 9a6aa8 tt rssemdssspn
Dr. Sames Sts8nS unb &barleS Stfea analprt nab ttb
SnSsai mir bisss sdnstt& d&ts tgrf an bete
Di no emtttel bsm @er0 ST. Mfsrbauer fir bds Sdbr
1858 pprfabrsa spaltsa mir ans asr gsiaussn ssmsr
unen ba ct SDn benz gpertbe Der m tt @ wefe Gure
beSambeIteu 8npGen SrafOmmen upterribtet IT, lpel-
de ben bepps pbespppriauren &alt tettrn uno "a
lbdre g d mlef e1 I'd ute ttSten, ben welenen unb
nOtbwsnpissn staeranssf0f fur Yfanssn. 9a.
Dardd,erlet prdpardH nnter benz Ndmen super.
SbSre bsm ppbum angelo wereen 10 baben mir fowoh
a pnrsr stsnsa SsrHeauns gu oersnisn SO Afer1
baueS TN MustmGnen, bte 8dnSe when hae Betanbfune
pOa 8tObes' fupsr pbp Oriaurem &Gltbsn
Oofpreu StesIns 8dea Ibersebsn unc ebe 8ertaue
ausssbOtens aabang pro son nea rs8elma9e sesBt uS
Dem gubfum harbsr 8et ertatte mas unerer Ifetnuu8
mad far dmmtite Ntsrbaer eae sepDrtse gOri1tsmabrs
ael IT, e Dor ben Anprdneen iU stsler lest I'M Natt
SnaebDtener Serfdlfdter &rttfe fiber u felen. ,.
amp et e, NIT ein.r 8enauen Nuetndn6erebun9
pereben erfen BET pbtr 6ur9 bic YD
Der upsr-stospbrlaare aalt irb tn 8het aab edds
areis $45 fir bts Tpnne BON 1000 Yfo.
/ wsr,at. 0riI uqB.IlM. Rhodes g. Z o. M
Sfftee Ns 80 Sputbars 8swlp's gDtarft, j
Mp9,3mt Dberealb Der Sprn' mno Niesi. @r6aase. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12

Englischer SpIach- U(nterrlcht.
gn 1cntae ben TO- NusuR Mbents utr, babe t& etnen
neun 8urus @r!srnuas Der tnstn SgrSs srSast
~ SGrndt m 0Oraus 3dblhar. Edl 6. GrtIi 4s5 Ht o.
.OnfS7e RO. "a 80. @asfri bet 3tUnstrde
%S as4t W -Et9 q .5e3 ,Hs11 g :9enubet 1l ~ 1s5
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= ~SA~sSteas
M0U Ritter 9t1burssr sale frtbrn trtdItea
uib rerben ic1e n neG 6dit afur dmen biata Derfdm
n Gsa - bei8Drb bltm8er 8rp.
~ 109 QpmsArbfr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
0sb 0rleaps 1aiIp Crstaut.
MoNDAY MoRNING. NoYEMBGR q. I858.
The Case of the Deserter Harrington.


report having been published and extensively
circulated that private named Harrington, who had
deserted from the regular army at Fort Smith and
been retaken, had died from cruel treatment after
ward, Capt N. g. Evans we are glad to see, comes
out with the following official denial Of the state,
ment:
CAxp RADzmssKr Otter Creek. g NJ
SIR: ! received by the mail yesterday the en-.
closed transcript in an official enyelop from Depart.
ment Head Quarters, to which beg leave, through
your office, to make the following exposition in reply:
The deserter recruit, Harrington, deserted from my
command IN the latter part Of July, 1858 at Fort
Smith, Ark, when the usual reward was offered for
his well as the apprehension Of several others who
deserted at the same time. Being under orders for
Fort Belknap Texas, left Fort Smith before the ap.
prehension. Onmy third day out, a hired wagon vas
sent with three deserters by Captain Alex. MOntgOm
cry, q. S. A., to Overtake me agreeably to the re-
quest OF the Captain, Immediately sent the wagon
back.
Resuming my march the next day, ordered the
prisoners TO walk IN front Of the guard but finding
they were in double irons, knew would assist them
to tie them behind the wagons so they could put
their balls and chains in the feed trough and rest
their hands upon them. Accordingly each deserter
q had three) was tied about six feet from q wagon
to allow him to walk either side he might choose.
After marching six miles, recruit harrington com
planned of being sick, when he was Immediately un-
tied and put into the wagon, in which he rode to
within mile OF camp, when be was ordered out by
the sergeant of the guard. Ny march during the
day was fourteen miles, made between the hours Of
3 and 10 O'Clock in the morning. The road for
two or three miles was rocky the balance smooth
way The recruit Harrington walked but seven
miles, and was furnished water when he desired it,
and every attention was given to alleviate his suffer
ing. He expired Immediately on his arrival in camp.
Having no attending surgeon, / carefully examined
myself his bOdy-tOund no bruises cOutusiOns or any
other sign that could have caused his death. On his
being tied to the wagon be manifested appearance
of disease, neither did he complain of being sick
Of him until his death was reported to me in camp
The other deserters walked the entire day tied the
same way, and arrived in camp without much fatigue
and marched on foot in irons afterwards the distance
OF over three hundred miles to Fort Beknap, Texas
In conclusion, would state that the sergeant Of The
guard in charge Of the prisoners at the time is al
old soldier alike marked Tor his zeal as his humanity
am sir, very respectfully,
.....-... Your Obedieut servant,
tSigned) n. @. EVANS,
Captain ID Cavalry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

MoREAU's observation-disclosures coming to the
city and anxious to realize Of New Orleans epicEEs
ans easily satisfy themselves by visiting Noreaas s.
No. 2 Canal where all the uxures Of the South and
Northern and foreign luxuries served style not
to be surpassed part Of the world Noeaa has been
years and tho where the lovers Of really
good thing drink have oul never been dsappont
pleased consosd 10 the full hight Of stomaehe de-
light. Va refer TO the card in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

BRANDY AND CLARET.-Messrs. Eugene Roch,
seau Co. Nos II and 10 Louis receyas
large ifnpo5taons Of wines liquors France
them re different brands Of careI, and Twelve dereai a=s
Of brandy The referred tue adyers II
iirr column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

DRCGs AND MRDICIREs.-.A fine and fresh assert
everything in the above line, together with chemicals
paints oils perfuneie instruments ETC. be found at the
establishment Mesrs Read, Hedges Drew, No los Canal
They import the best and fill all orders with and
pomptuess We refer to their advertisement elsewhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
Z ApHmAN's TROPICAL ROOFlNG-

climate.
liz tested and recognized qualities are
ist DI-R ARTl TTN.-eaual TO the best slate roofs.
I'd. IMpEEMEARIHITY-supe to any other cracks
leaks being possible
3D. BEAUfv-Tt presents smooth and granitc-ike surface
4h CHEAPNESS costs much less than though II is as
good wood roof and less than tho inferior
Composition roofing offered the public The
cost Of CUTTERS and valleys.
5h iNCOMBUsIfBiLLTTI will resist fire better than {
slate roof
this climate nud protects the interior Of buildings from the
intense heat OF summer
I'M SOIIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from expo
sure can put upon roofs Of amy slope being Of light
weight does require heavy raers support 1t while is
not liable corros0n and brenkn nor does require repairs
The q TROPICAL. ROOFING is chemical compound Of
substances several which peculiar alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city. .
Of the agent and may be verified by any wishing
xii orders ict at the PostO Office, Box K No. 2 will be
P'o'p''' "s'"1s - j. O. KAUFMAN
laI5 Nv caruerof Bienville and MRrais SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
Captain JONI WITaRRs, .-.
Assistant Adjuyant General
DEPT. OF Texas, San Antonio Texas.
P. R. INTELLIGENcE-In the New York Times
.he I'd we find the following --------

n = :, ~.
~ - - 'ne Ne" Aoih iiitI0' VI
-Lo =, --u :" ilLu Ytl0 ioi nv
ar rn0ortnd as +boi nsat aar e aT IJm nS
3onages. We are tod that the Benicia Bow has left
for Boston, and on Friday and Saturday next be will
appear at tAe Nan9nal theater IN the play OF ION
~ Da1ro ~ Y - ~ 5 arg ~ III
y; IKE toaJor t6eg,, boogt sIa r.
tI,o oro Win rybicb H. Ma r.roca5 IN Na1y Vorl-
Ton io bas ;t rotI g IN and ig
5eai5ra3 N 10 n rob,.t oaitt WorrissPy ygiIJ
e5ortT evLibt bTosaIf i iaacto ~ tb ,o3a citi
1nr ~ Prool,lpr Tbara i # see ootSey asnir
ant FGr tha cL9rnnionglir in fta Tarson nj Canrga
yTsgLi,,tI,, PrifIr,,5 d tt,iIf T5n,, ,bC itoS
oc@oaj tio raIntad I F T III rsr +bst
he ,dn,tl5 6bt pnp n in t5 ,cfJ fr si6 HGo
Tyar;s nngstic 5Ssr@ bo,reEer IL ~ naaasIra Hi
iii, ToisaaT o a. Corn has ff
III n Met Iamas EaIiv aGy day u evening an lie
Malta corner Of Thirteenth street and Broadway
ahd thefe put up lortelt 10 ught MN az any time
ne u, may name l9l IRON one 10 Two thousand collars
1At Clallip toHsup vi lLlgauu WHICH now pelongs "
Tom savers Will It IS said be contested by Bill Ben
J5iliii' Az as C9iFusTp VIC Ioiuet = tne Dety
l5eA l-lT - asSie co 'nat PeIaLli. eua
- 5t ~ "'7-iS s t H.; 60
,le Hau Hot Jus'ieG u0He ultl III H9 PePal"'tIi il
H i4 e Hi 80 II A'to JooI ~ ~
n'oI Us 0T maui W NV ,I Se ~ IHt .ti ~
odll, anu D"I l6pHa9 w nelsl'hdl ~ "sut az ~
PouL'Ns' VIZ ''4e -i'' "a DseSi4"Si H1At'
-. :, . : o.,
i'' T ogs - 'Vis l q. az" In ilil >t
-. ,.tta. 49,. ~, = 3.s, e.. 49,
80 -. ~ ~, 100
tiNeJol."eneiaA u C'aH' " W. L-ooAauay' uaseu
0ctober Y, from winch we make the following eX'
tract, to show how matters are progressing in the
HOLY Valley:
TI,o ~ ,,roso,+ tyo,,r,1,
10 ti - ~ 49, - y 5
riGyT V I P t pl+N t
IN Gihert Y Eanesbs sore ana yVera PSnH5ent ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

DoLDEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,, No 105 CANAL
srREEr-Those wish good penen, book keep
ers aahematcians acquire the modern languages should
look in at this old institution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

Notice hareby given lhal determination q the
nBrshp existing according to written articles Of agree
nent between lie members OF tho Lem OF Baylor Co the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed in
IiquidaOu. G.. q. BAYLOR.
Manchester March. 1855 aS f&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

1T lANW IIlIl ~ NEIITI 7VTVS0' my % 'TE VI
immense stock Of playing cards Of MI fmees in faces and
hacks which he rays can't be beat by thing in the market
If they cant be bca of they are inst the 'keej,'
that everybody wants for plays who is not DESTROYS Of
holding the winning pictures The list Of brands which he
yes in advertisement includes the make Of fayorr manunc
Jurors and as liberal discount will be allowed dyalors
and The trade generally Of anybody who can deal
deck may buy cheap and had better investigate the stock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
A,LNnRLMs IN ar0RM-al ca.e. serdlnes

GUNDEIES IN SFORE-9j sardines, +, Ron
- dene Nantes 100 Or boxes each; cases THRILLED Pies
30 baskets Sery, MoseuX, o. de MOnagut; 5O
GMre Med0c daganx lRfte, LaroFe, Pope Clement
aad eoyle 5O baskets Olive Oil quarts pnts, Of Bou
min Bros Nice; 100 casks Csrat ordinary SUPERIOR 50
pipes Burgundy Port 100 Demijohns Of gallon and 500 Of
gallons. For sale by
GRATIAA COAIMAGERE & co,
oaE "a T,1stnr1b 0IiSp straet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

RAIslNs, ALMONDS FIGS, ETC.-The attention of
purchasers is called sale auction, This day at ll
O'Clock Of the cargo OF bark Carmen consisting of raisius,
almonds 6Es etc sae will take place Il. b. Sykes auCton
ROOM No Is Magazine street by samples from the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

GROCERY, CHINA AND GLAss.-A very large stock
these other goods is Offering by Samuel =,
Moore Co.. No. 40 Camp and in u variety suit all,
Prices low and goods delivered free Of Charge in part Of
tLrnia n.lr .urnnnL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
DATEsYED Ca3lF9H I4Ia5HYNIA03 RODS


Copper has sight times Z condnetns power Of iron aud !,
electricity viii heat an Rod thirty degrees but Copper
Rod only For further particulars apply for circulars
the office Of the undersigned.
Applications Agences orders for Stock Models and
all communications relating this business, will receive ime
date attention, if addressed 20
Il, ". R. JACKSON, i21a Commercial Place
m25 " New Orleans La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

AT LAST CoMPLETE.-There was, until Saturday
night last, something hacking complete the ST. Charles
of the season and dis something then supplied in
opening The Metropolitan % ST. Charles street form
ery Bob Iesters place but under tho management Of
M. Henry Barber popular aHahs of the establishment
under its old organization.
The bar Of Barkers Metropolitan is we'll stocked with
everything in the liquor line this oyster department will be al
ways we'll served with fresh salt oysters and the pin alleys
which l. will be managed and polite atten'
ton But refer which says what soand
nothius else, for Barker Of reliability everybody
knows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
Jefferson No. 22-2O7 feet inches.
Volunteer No, ISIS feet l03 inches.
Louisiana No, lO-lsS feet Il inches.
Philadelphia No. l4-IsI feet l inch.

hoartiIy in ne Acknowledgement 2r her vctnrv W.
ala nnt st, IN be ground to seq whether the nrizp
,yss to 10 Iovornd there a. not The harmony ona
~oaa faenr manifest on al Sides was tho consn;rn.
s fo,t,re Of the occasion and raGartad t,a bigbost
no fror,on who ,eora bo,,, - I,a,5o
49,, rootost nr5o ot stake in tast Of tbair ,,so
4 5s ainot liz tbat bfor M oertast 60
' ,israaa - norco4 o ,,
ol frion5 os ars trtol raaro a. t 49,
o,1s' a a,,, ,s.t,' e. g.,
was ns,sgI gnrol ra. ", 10y s,ug ~, ~
- ~ s,g.,t,,, ,,. ~ n IA
p"sSsu u, 1850 49, sJ =. ',',' s,s Is
~ ~ 49, = 49, s,5 " - o0us'
ilu'''l ~ sLV NO" 9.'''l7 i''sH''t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

CHAs. r. RAnEY & Co., II Tchouptoulas and
u Gayer Street offer large groceries for sale In
liquors they offer Hibbsrs porter and Youger ale in light
sperm and adamanne candles in smoke, 100000 Ger
cigars sweereung qualities, loaf and crushed sugars
in physc 400 French qutnne in cas choice Z4nte
currnnts, fue Potomac hengs ard shad in that Arabian
berry the decocon of watch stimulates but inebrates
they offer choice Rio Cafe Santos, Cid Government Java
Pocket Laguayra Maracsib2 and Havana Of nil of which
qualities they have large stock See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
rREAp BARG AINs-GREAT BARGAINS
FORTY PER CENT DEDUCTION.

No, 81 ROYAL. STREET between Eusbmh0use and Bien
vii streets, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

tsqf;,ys-zRgzs aA&SBTCA84s SURGE CAL AND ME-
ss$s-s8ssfsgsaA GHAEICAlI DENF}SfRI-I a. P. D0F
A TIE manufactures superior Artificial Tesh oil
HAs-LILGL Gold, PiaJna Silver or lfnta EeTcha
geethr6m0ved without pain. Ohce No. 10 BaTonue street.
New Orleans. ds "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
ElM5Hi9.T.E.E. z q v z

DR. j. y. CLARK, DENTIST, HAS RETURNED
IL and may be found NJ his Rooms l24 CANAL STREET,
Union Bunk Building, u4S 1T
DIS. n. l.. DICEEY, DENTIST RESPECTFULLY
~ Informs his friends and public thai he has retained to
the c and may be found bis office, No l0 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
T1IRECu THAl2Ea..s.........tsA 81 ca,


AIl letters private we'll business relating to the
fairs OF Baylor Co.. and direct uter' will be addressed
50. q. BAY L0R, "A LOMBARD STREET L0N9CN.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

VI 5. CHANDLER,
DENTIsT,
Ess-OFFIGE and RESIDENCE,
1876 CHrOndelGF street.
do WV nn-uer Of L.nfaEctte.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

WIN. II. MACBETH BECOMES A MEMBER OF
JUDsoE & co.
New Orleans, October 81 1888 n3 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

t5s4-f4q8s ttE4A EaERG& &C. IA ELLIS, ID RI. r..
@ Nc. lJ Cana 5tygeti between Caro95aes .
fh=OEne atreata, Sess Orleans ARTIFICIAL
'I14J TEFT IL inserted IN full Or partial seR Thlg
10Y 8eotY ulEF aa optcro she Wsarar eEnnotDe 2ceed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

q PUMPS, BATHING APPARATUS, &c. q
{I q JOHN MCCARTHY, Plumber "IKE8
Wy No l34 Camp street, -GasaR
" Keeps constantly on hand a large variety OF Brass
Cocks Force Lift Pumps Beer Pumps Cooking Ranges
Bathing Tubs Shower Baths Also Lead Pipes laid
and repaired and Lead Work Of every description Ship
moderate al2 ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-12
Tenth District

ss- We are authorized Ia announce Ira CRASDALL
candidate for Constable in the Tenth district, at
the ensuing March election.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-12
Candidates..
SHERIFFALITY.

B9- We authorized 10 announce JAMES NJ. HINTON
IA candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the
next March election.
B5- We authorized to announce ]. R. MCCAIN as
a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the
suing March election.
Ry- We authorized 10 announce JOIN K. Ed
AoNDsoN, a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county
at the next March election.
Rg- We authorized to announce f. B. BIGIEY as
a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county the next
March election.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-12

raon rEEr as-ass-s, Gan. bsl'.ss, On hsss "a
CUUU ar sAls ~ u@z-'1 y D nNAl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-12

ZS- Miss ELIZA LOGAN concluded very
Iccessful engagement at Savannah, Ga, last
riday night We learn that it was her inten-
on, in company with her mother, and par
7 of Tennesseans, to take pleasure trip to
an Augustine, Florida; after which, we trust
lr. Manager CRISP will conclude an engage
lent with her for this place. Mr.. LEVY, the
uthor Of the play of The Italian Bride, writ
IN for Miss LOGAN, resides at Savannah.
he piece was produced there, three nights in
recession, and, in the language of the Ne1es,
adj " immense success" The leading part,
layed by Miss L., is represented to be one OF
er most powerful presentations.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-12
Paraffine Camel Coal Oils for Lu.
bricating Machinery.

IL Scotland the Camel Coal-Ois have been very IA
vorably known and extensively used in the place Of
Sperm for the last few years. Oils of similar
and quality being made by the Union Coal and
Oil Company and are very highly valued wherever
known. This Oil has the weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained, as the
best Sperm, and is fully equal to ii Lubricstor
having been subjected to the upon both
heavy and light machinery and given entire satisfac
ton. This Oil is peculiarly adapted Railroads, Cot
ton Spindles. Machine Shops, and all machinery
where fine Oil is required. 1t is more economical
than ordinary Oils, it is sold at about the price,
and half the quantity will do equal amount Of
fabrication and do it better.
This Oil being entirely without gum should be used
in the manner the inestsper The openings
of the and feeders used for ordinary Oils
should be reduced otherwise the Oil will be wasted
These Oils will be furnished dealers at the factory
prices, adding freghts, insurance. and exchange and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed
represented.
For sale by Ewin, Pendleton L Co.. Of this city,
Agents, for tine Union Coal and Oil Company Mays
vile, KY.
We call public attention to the following certificates
Of gentlemen known here and elsewhere
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
AOanf
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

B9- We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM L. Eos
a candidate for the Office Of County Court Clerk
at The ensuing March election.
E1- We authorized 10 announce Capt. JOHN s.
DAsEIL candidate for County Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
Or We authorized 10 announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAM, n candidate for reelection to the Office OF
County Court Clerk. Election in March next.
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THEATRE-Mr. and Mrs. Florence take, a
enefit at the Gaiety tonight, for which oc-
aston a.. big billn is offered. The pieces
Jhich will be produced are, "a Martyr to
cience," "Mischieyous Annie" and new
ne entitled % Florence and Everett in Row."
hose who wish to enjoy good acting, genuine
umor and side-shaking mirth, for an hour or
go, should by all means attend Aside from
his, the worthy benefciaries deserve a sub
santial benefit, and it ought to be accorded
D them freely.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

m We authorized 10 announce Ed BAXTER as
a candidate for Trustee of Davidson county at the
suing March election
&C. We authorized to Announce VIM. JACKSON,
Esq candidate for County Trustee, at the ensuing
March election.
Rg- We authorized To announce JOHN RAINS as a
candidate for reelection to the office of County Trus
tee, at the ensuing March election.
HE- We authorized to announce SAUNDERS
candidate for the Office of County Trustee, the
ensuing March election.
gE5- We are authorized TO announce Eli L. WooDs as
candidate for County Trustee at the next March cleo
ton. nov1-td