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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-09

Rs-Dr. Hoofiand's Celebrated German Bit
TERsPrepared BY Dr.. O. NJ Jackson Philadelphia Pa will
eheeiuAly Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaundee Chronic
or Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys and al diseases
arising IRON disordered Liver Stomach. Give th,m trial
they will you For 70 cents per bottle by drug
gists and sorekeepes in every and village the United
States, caaadas, West Indies aud South America
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail nv j. WRIGHT
&co. Nos. p and ISL Chartres street. esO 2plm6W
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Fl Hostetter-Three bottles o. Ho.tetter,s

Vegetable Stomach Biiies will the dyspepsia one bottle
viii create an appetite force OF the impure bile purify the
oooe ana nsgoate the system two bottles will the worst
TOT N o. liver complaint one bottle will dspate Shat weak
ness 'he pit Of the stomach give to the eounnsne
pa tone and strength to the system, lend ehesrulus
te the mind Every family should have Hoetter's celebrated
stomach sers No article is peculiarly adapted to the de-
psessing effects Of our climate sold BY drqrpists S t
Generality ~ -. !, -
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Fancy Goods and Toys
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS DAY.
JOHN BLAFFER

No p CHARITIES STREET,
Has Just opened an immense assortment Of
TOYS, CHILDRENs GAMES, TOY DRUMS MILITARY
HATS AND ACCOUTREMENTs for Children; Children's
Carriages, French Porcelain statuary Fancy Articles
Bohemian and Cut Glassware of beautiful patterns
etc, etc.
All Of which will be sold CHEAPER than such goods were
ever before offered Call and dig 2plm
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REFE CEs
l. s. Holden, No. l04 Magazine street.
J. F. Jeer, proprietor Of yeranda Hotel
]. j. Michel, City Attorney.
J. N. Hall, merchant cor Tcoupitoulas and Canal.
Gregor Wilson, Camp and Canal SITS.
r. Seaton, architect.
James Cloueb, builder.
$. R. Grggs, Of the firm Of VOORHEES, Griggs Co.
H. C. Caldwell Esq.
Capt. J. r. Latham.
Mrs. @. Tanner, parish Of Terrebonne.
+. H. Quitman, Esq, parish Of Terrebonue.
Messrs. Kitredge Ewing parish OF Lafourche.
j. n. Thompson, Esq parish Of Lafourehe.
8 Jenny Esq, Female Academy, Thibodaux.
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H1rWe are requested to give notice that catalogues
q hsse ~ fiiey co. Of bank railroad and other stoks
and Insurance sr. may be obaed by application at their
oince. No. Il Camp street.
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ss- Wanted--ren PAYERS and thirty Good
LABoRkRs Apply J. NJ. FoRGAY Contractor Of Paving
1862 Julia street. ia eglpt
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" Is NatFtf tItilI SOIOli1Oll. IN All his clOI-V
A not srr cd ike the Lily OF lac Valley II such be Inc
ssse spe o. aHcat times when science lay hid in the Ian ~
lure now much mare applicable, how much more deserving
q se gratitude Of grateful world when science rt deyeopd
TO one man the helirg properties Of he Cherry ANA i5
him 70 eombire ii with the hegs ara roots OF he osrtb a law
It before the world in the form woodan cherry E,r
rant sure and certain for Coughs Colds crona Iuau
enS onehi and 10 every stageor Consumption the very
nA''uAl"'a q nature" ia 2p6t<lY
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The EoLEPsK FOR MEMrHis.--The great packet
Eelipsa Bfoaduell MASTER leaves for Mezphs Helena Napo
ieon and all intermediate Analngs This evening at o'clock
from God street wharf The Eclipse connects az Memphis
with The railroads also with The mail passenger packets
for s. Louis and LoaieFe q Napoleon with The
and White river packets The agans r. Hyde Co
No CO Poydras street
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.f'OIU is the Time
TO SECURE
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS,
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Not at those runous sacrifices, but at the VERY LOW
EST PRICE at which every article be Warranted.
The stock comprises, in part
FINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY in sets and half sets.
BRACELETS BROOCHES and EARRINGS
FINGER RINGS, in every variety.
Fancy Goods.
Paper Mache and Rosewood DESKS; Work BOXES; Glove
BOXES; Silver, Pearl and Shell CARD CASES. PORTE
MoNNAIEs, etc.
Perfumery.
Lnbn's and other choice EXTRACTS including the cele
brated FRANGIPANNI SOAPS, EXTRACTS and Pc.
MADE-Together with endless variety Of TOILET and
FANCY ARTICLES, at the very Lowest Prices.
Ks-Remember No. 20 Camp street. the City Hotel
d2l 2pu FRANKLIN ROBERTS.
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7. II. NcNANus.

Cincinnati October 80, 1857.
Ira s. Holden, Esq, New Orleans, La:
Dear srMr j. r. Pointer requested me 10 give state
my experience with Chids Composition Roof
Dg Ny first trial Of L covering back buildug
by 40 the old single roof this year ago last
July and has remained perfectly tight unchanged
pearsnce since The second last August
building and has proved entirely satisfactory Since
have covered two other houses which likewise
tory and all remain unchanged in appearance hard
without crack contraction and Is unquesonaby superior
to any other composition roofing have seen.
HENRY EMERsoN.s
sAr. Emerson doubt well known citizens New
Orleans he having for number of years
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Extraordinary Sale

Extraordinary Sale
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CAsHs
ALFRED NROE & CO.,
No. "a Magazine street,
Are selling their
IKMENsE sTOCK OF GOODS
AT RETAIL
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES!
Many articles offered AT COST, and
LESS THAN COST OF MANUFAoIURINGi
This offers opportunity all classes Of persons to
supply themselves with
GOOD ARTICLES OF CLOTHING
At RuinOusly Low Prices
The Stock and Assortment Is large and
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD
See the following prices
1000 oYERCoATS..... Prices from 50 50 upwards
LOO BUSINESS COATS, :. 81 90
1900 prs. PANTALooNs, 81 50
10000 SHIRTS =. :. 81 90
UNDER GARMENTS and other FURNISHING GOODS at
equally Low Prices.
BOYS CLOTHING Of all kinds at equally Low Prices
To all which the attention Of cash purchasers respectfully
invited.
PATENT YOKE SHIRTS,
We would call particular attention present excellent
sortmsnt Of the popular Patent Yoke Shirts arc the best
fitting and best shirts country and we have now all
sizes and styles A fit guaranteed
ss-shoud dissatisfaction exist after the purchase of
goods they be returned exchanged the money will
be cheerfully refunded.
RS-No deviation in prices.
ALFRED MUNRoE q CO.,
JAZZ 2pSt "a Magazine street.
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Lea s PERKINS,
WoRCEST ERsHIRE SAUCE.

4 u Il > ii 8 A U E.
Inc attention Of Hotel Keepers Propretos Eating Houses
caterers Tor Clubs MessrOoms and Private Families
mended to trial of Lea PERKINS, famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condmen by merits has attained the
est rank as pleasant palsble wholesome Sauce appli
cable 10 SOUP FISH, hot and cold meats game etc. etc. Is
tensivey used in all quarters of the globe
The numerous imtations on both sides of the Atlantic
speak oady of its mers the fact that it the only
Medal awarded to foreign Sauce New York Exhibition
aests the estimation in which held by those selected with
special reference to their ability judge quality of SINH
lar articles Of table use And being the popular Sauce in
me Market unpncpled parties offering sale spurious
sauee by slightly varying the spelling LEA PERKINS
only Proprietors Of the Genuine sauce.
stock always store Asoorders received for
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York,
iy2i 2ply Sole AGENTS the United sates for Lea Prs
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Southern Furniture EE,arerOOnts
CHARLES A. STEWART,
At Nos. III and 17S Canal street, Neto Orleans,
Has Just received from the mandatory beautiful
splendid MAHOGANY ARAoIRs and BEDsTEADs, In I'D
diiou to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line If business Parties
wishing anything In his line will advantage
give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
ia4 2psl1ltw III and us Canal street.
Holiday Presents
FOR THE MILLIO MI
H- FI E EfE TT.
l22 CANAL STREET,
Has Just received per ship Golden Eagle large additions
to his already immense stock Of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
FANCY GOODS,
Consisting Of the following described articles
DoIIsI DolIslt Dolls III
WAX ALABAsTER,
GUTTA PERCHA,
KID AND PORCELAIN.
magnificent assortment prices varying 81 800
Dressed and undressed, in Fancy Costumes. DOLLS
DRESSED to represent
MAIDENs.
WIVES, AND
WIDOWS
Also, CRYING BABIES, in every variety ana style of
Dress.
Toy Animals.
Such as ELEPHANTS.
LIONS, TIGERS,
BUFFALoEs, COWS,
HORSES, SHEEP and GOATS.
At prices from 81 to So
ALSO
HOBBY HORSES OF ALL SIZES.
vELooIPEDEs,
sELF-PRoPELIING HORSES,
LOCOMOTIVES CARRIAGE, AND
MICE
Toy Drums, Guns, Swords,
And
MILITARY AocoUTREMENTs, FOR CHILDREN
Toy Musical Instruments
OF all kinds.
P1ANost PIANost.
For Children, at prices from 81 10 SIS each.
Boxes of Tools
For Boys.
CANES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
VAST STOCK OF
PRESENTS FOR OLDER PERsONsI
Consisting Of
PAPER MACHE DRESSING CASES, WORK BOXES,
WRITING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS AND CABINETS.
BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN sTATUARY of all kinds.
CHINA VASES TOILET SETS of Cut, Bohemian and
Blown Glass.
WORK BASKETS prices from Is to $50 richly En-
broidered with Chenille
Music Boxes,
WITH THE HARMoNIPHoNE COMPARTMENT,
And Of all other descriptions prices varying 81 50
to $50.
Together with stock too large to be described By
veEtlseuesr. But call and examine for yourselves.
B. PIFFET,
Importer and Dealer in Fancy Goods
ola 2ptf 122 Canal street. Touro Buildings.
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Consumption and Dyspepsia.

DIR. u r. GANGDON
RESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens Of New Orleans that
he has arrived in The city will entire time and
attention the of the Lungs Stomach
and Liver.
Having spent fifteen years the study and eat1ne
OF diseases affecting these in the East Indies
Europe and the United States he has confidence in believing
that few him which will not be perma
nently cured
Examinations, In all cases, gratuitous
Office, Of Camp and Nachez streets second noor
Louisiana Mutual Company d24 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-09

ssrSeyveu 4. Taylor, No. IL Royal street. Is
row ready to a orders for lle coming Holidays The 81 r. 4
stocked VIII eees PraHis VINES, ceEsls, etc See a4
yeE.isement an a,f,,
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Gifts!
GIFTS! GIFTSi
B o o K s! BOOK KS!i!
A Prize Worth from use. to 500,
GIVEN WITH BOOK AT THE TINE OF SALE II !
EVANS Sss CO.,
No. % CAMP STREET,
Have Just received large supply Of nice ANIMALS and
GIFT BOOKS finely Illustrated most elegant
styles for HOLIDAY GIFTS
Also large addition toll their immense Of RICH JEW
ELRY for PRESENTS and prepared give greater
inducements than before offered.
PLades and Gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
secure nice BOOK aud splendid PRESENT, at
EVANS & CO.'S,
dis 2plm % Camp street.
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i. klMBALL,
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.

Pointe Celeste, Parish Of Plaquemnes Nov 3d. 1857.
In May last had large part Of my house covered
with Vs. g. Chld Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire Proof
Cement Roofing far has stood the
and cold we'll Since then, have used several other
buildings.
7. H. NcNANUs.
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The Times Demand III,
AND THERE is NO OTHER REMEDYl
SELLING OFF FOR CASH
ASTONLSHLNGLY Low PRICEStt
Our Whole Stock

9 IL O IT EE Z N G.,
Consisting, in part, of
oFERCoATs-of every variety of material and well made
FROCK CoATS-Baek and Colored-Fine Assortment
BUSINESS COATS-Of every description
great varety-Fashionable Styles
YESTS-In great variety-Fashionable Styles
FURNISHING GooDs-A very handsome variety.
INDIA RUBBER GooDS-Of every description
BOYS CLOTHING, UNDER GARMENTS, etc-All kinds
All of which made and trimmed most faithful man
in the newest and approved styles warranted to
1t equal to cusommade garments and be sold at
prices suited to the exigencies OF the times on the
One Price Cash System.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO..
ja4 2p6t "a Magazine street.
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R. al. Porter,

DEN TIST,
Has returned and the practice Of DENTISTRY in all
It's branches at No 1877 CANAL STREET next the oorner.of
Baonne street.-The residence occupied by him more than
wenty years. OH 2ptf
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5oo,eoe Of ALL DEsCRIPFIOSs AND BRANDS, such as
taoaoas Uguss Aodelo Anerite, wa'hiason, Tulipan,
Flor de Morales, cercno Duea, svano SeFeata, Jenny
Lind Aeiesto, etc. sie, I'm store and for sale By
S. DE WISER & CO.,
'ai -st' "A Magazine street.
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Perfect Protection
FROM The ELEMENTsl,

w. E. cHILDs & co.'s
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF
ck-sfkENz 2OOEZVG.
Roof that will stand cold and intense
tract and expand with every variation of cimaeresist any
external exposur, fre-IS PERFECTLY WATERPROOF,
AND WILL NEITHER EvAPoRATE, CRACK OR ROT,
AND FOR DURABILITY AND CHEAPNEss ITS EQUAL
Is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN.
The undersigned having purchased the PATENT RIGHT
for the States Of Louisiana and Mississippi have established
In the city Of New Orleans extensive mandatory and
prepared fill all this invaluable Roofing This
Roofing he put ordinary good shesthing old
shingles and gravel tin copper roofs making
difference how steep flat they may be- This Cement
very adhesive and will be found be the thing
to mend old eaky tin gravel roofs
ehimneys scntes, doImor windows and CUTTERS where
is russd through. This Roofing (which perfect without
joint in it, ju the thing needed large where
they exposed to esuch Sugar Houses Cotton Sheds
Steam and Saw Mills Railroad Cars Bridges, Dspots Station
Houses Steamboat Decks and in fact every kind Of
where there Is external exposure to IRE.
oAUTIoNs
unparalleled which attended the intro
duction of CHILDS CO.'S CEMENT worthless
atons and nfngements have appeared against which the
public cautioned Remember Childs Patent regard to
which hundreds Of testimonials and certificates from the largest
Builders, Presidents Of Railroads. Companies
Planters, can be shown.
NJ D. CHRISTIE Builder No. Magazine street. has the
sole right operate this Cement in this city All orders left
with him, the Office of the Propreor No. Magazine
street. will be promptly attended, 10.
This Cement will be furnished Planters living
ont Of the city with printed directions which quite
simple and easy to put on, as IT is used cold.
Application be made the undersigned the purchase
Of rights the above Roofing in parishes terri
tory in the States Of louisiana and Mississippi.
To builders others this excellent invest
r. POINTER & CO.,
Office at I. s. Holden Co.'s, No. l0l Magazine
n We have been applying this Roofing extensively in this
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RB-rhe numbers will be drawn from Glass Wheel the first
oe drawn Will win the first Prize Of TEN THOUSAND DOL
LAs IN CASH the second Diamonds the third one
ny s' Mseh and SO on until six hundred numbers
which will distribute all the Prizes
ORDERS Tor Tickets by mail accompanied by the money
viii be promptly filed by return mall
W address letters TO NJ R. SMITH CO.. No. OF Camp
street New Orleans.
irresponsible persons viii be appointed to attend to the in
eress OF those ticket holders may absent from the city
on the day of the drawing.
E3Ihe numbers OF the Tickets drawing the Prizes will be
published in the city papers next day after the distribution
rres drawn by parties cut Of The city will be held sub
ieet to their order
F9-lHE MOST UHQUEsTIONABIE REFERENCES will
De gwen as TO the integrity and responsibility of the parties con
neeed with this enterprise
"a Agents wanted to dispose of Tickets Memphis yieks
burg, Mobile and other inland cities
NJ. R. sM1H & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES,
d22 2pam No. 81 Camp St, POydras, New Orleans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03
THl MEoHAxIos, Ixa,1ru,.-M, Dir

Ial MxcHANIos' INsTITufB.-MR. DUH-
CANS ADDaEss.-0n Monday night the Rev Mr.
DUNCAN, OF Trinity Chur:I, delivered an address
oe'ore tne Mechanics' Instffute Ia presence OF Q
-uSe LIZ srd'ence. He intrcduced IL very happily
with plain, eonmoa-se ,se poem, addressed by
frinxIiE to mechanics His theme vas .The Me-.
cnaoic" He gave . hIrr ed glance ct the gradpsi
advancement Of mechanical know Iedge-begip.
nfng with the eAriiest Indications OF mechanical
ingenuity, and coming down 10 the present time.
His rapid narrative was intersper,ed with yerr
me passages, and occasional witty aiinsious. We
make an extract:
tsere are three great departments" said the
speaker, 10 which the human mind has chiefly
.e.eepeo it' powers: tte intellectual, the moral
ana sne physacdl Ths intsl,ectval We NAV cali
.re aerartnent OF ideas, the n oral the depart.
meht OF principles, the physical the departmeps Of
nbsr' the 's s nrss Is represented by the philOso
third by the mechanic This representstiv We Of the
psysical io-ces 10 every day becoming bimsslf
Mishsier Iorce His position In tte world is h M
ana oe Is stu Tfsi',g-his influence on human
society 10 grea aud 1t 10 still iacreasiny In this
a.e bis Office is very important onesn of,ics 70
wnicn rot land, but machinery, has elected him
He is Il us sustained by q pretty strong vote 7
thick he is probably the most conspicuous char
sc.sr s;. Oh rs age. Everybody is talking about
hiT-writing about him--watchine him and
wondering what be will do next. He 10 eyi-
Gently current, and bis faTe and his forces. like
new coin from tte mint are circulating rs ,idly:
gett 'pg into everybody's house aud strengt en
everybodys hand. and aiding every toiIipg son
ard daughter of Humanity. He has made his
marx on society-on the very face of the
earth itself-a mark thai shall be btsmemo
al TO the end of time. He 10 heard at
every hour on land and sea. His morning bells
chime the labor calls of the world at daybreak
ana MS evening bells close the working bours Of
the whole race 1t is said that one Orpbeus had
sucn musical talent that Nature herself was
charmed by the witcbery of his Tyre The Gre
can liable 10 almost realized by the genjus Of
modern mechanism, as his music i, echoed by fire.
~ater' EARTH air, and even by the lighterings
playing second on the wjre-barn be st,;n.. go
the sea, while the notes of his steam pipe are
awakening the echoes of civilization from shore
to shore, and bringing back into fellowship the
oiscordans tribes of humanity that went out from
Babel in hopeless confuson.H $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

An editor of Indiana was attacked by man for
some personal grievance. The editor says: "to
avoid iojurpg him, and prevent his injurtng NJ,
zoe got cut Of the icayn
The number Of deaths from yellow fever during
the TWEEN ty-four hours ended ut noon yestsrday
acording to the returns Of the Board of Health,
amounted, TO only 2l. This 10 . gratifying. de-
rcrease.
Mr.. Thomas y. Jones, . printer, died of yellow
fsvsr Ia Mobile . few days ago.
An Englishmss's Lunch-A slice apf 'am, sir
hegys, and quart efhais.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

SENATOR HAMMOND, OF S. ca public dinner
was given to Senator Hammond, at Burwell Court
House, S. C., on the 2ssh uit. The following sys
nopsis of his address on the occasion: will be Pc
used with interest;
He said be regarded the Kansas excitement,
throughout the whole controversy, as the greatest
imposture ever practised on intelligent communi-
ties; and he never for moment believed that the
Territory could, under any possible contingency
become a slave State. He regarded the whole idea
as preposterous and delusive il the extreme.
The re-opening of the African slave trade, he
said, in his opinion, could never be accomplished
except by the dissolution of this Union The free
States were opposed to re opening that trade, and
their Representatives in Congress would never
vote in favor OF such measure. He believed ii
was the destiny of African slavery to extend over
| the whole world, wherever climate and soil would
warrant it. The black were provdentially
designed as ''hewers of wood and drawers of wa
ter, and there was no mortal power that could
| alter the decree established. He did not think
that there was any territory belonging to our
Union, suitable for slavery, unless our Pacific
slopes would answer; but there the mongrel races
| of Mexico would smslgamste with the slaves, and
the institution would become worthless and nse,
| cure.
Senator Hammond insisted on the Importance
OF route across the Isthmus to California, which
the Uuited States must take into their own hands
and by force, if necessary for We have the right
| to take it.
sttutioDai rights and equality in the Union. But,
whenever the South declares that she can no lon
ger maintain her position of equality in the
Union, and is prepared for independence out of it,
his hopes, his fortunes and his fate would be with
the people of the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

FRoA SALT LAKr-A gentleman recently from
Salt Lake City, informs the editor of the Missouri
Expositor that the Mormons are perfectly quiet
and orderly. Brigham Young he did not even
catch sight or that parsonage deeming II proper
to keep himself constantly shut up 10 his house
probably that his person may not be contaminated
by the unrighteous gaze ofGenties, many Of whom
are ia the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

FUGITIVE FROM JU5rICE.-Eli b. Satterfield who
ahscond"d from FairmoDt, in the month of April,
1907, chsrged as an accomplice with William Col
gate in the homicide of Josiah O. Miller at Bar.
racksvile, 10 Marion county, was recently discox
cred and arrested at Warren, Ohio. by Messrs B
{. aud Elisha Snider, who happened to be there at
Governor of this State for bis apprehension. lie
IS now 10 Jail at Fsirmont, awai,ing examination
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

FIRRMEN's Row IN PHILaDELpHIA.-Iu PhiIadel-
phia, on Sunday last, as the Washington engine
company was proceeding to a fire q murderous
assault was made upon the members, who were
few In number. by Earty lying in wait at Six
teenth aud Pine streets, armed with pistols. M.
merons discharges we're made,but no was shot.
Several of the bullets struck the engine. The
Washington members fed from the apparatus,
which was then taken possession of by the asss-
anti. They returned, however, in a few minutes
and drove of the rioters Three arrests were made.
charge,,..of iuciting riot, and john Fleming the
charge of carrying a concealed deadly weapon.
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HEALTH OF THE CITy.-Though onr bill of NOR
taty, for the week ending to day. IL, perhaps, not
so great heretofore, cannot deny the fact that
there s an unusual degree ofsickDess prevailing
here at present. Most of the case5, however, are
Of chronic nature and long standing, which have
been aggravated by the sudden change gin the
weather drriag the past week.-Aemphis L'dyer,
Oct 80.