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N A S III V Ill F.:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL &c. 1859
Kelsey. Patent section Zee hive.

kelsey,s Patent section Zee Hive.
We had the pleasure yesterday of examin-
ing. at the store of r. ID. KINKAfD. Market
Street, the above named Bee Hive. This
hive was patented in 1857, by Mr.. ALBERT
KELSEY, of We tport. Missouri, and has be-
come general favorite in that State, where
its value has been fully tested. 1t is regard
ed by those who have used it, as the ne plus
aiLtra of hives. The arrangement of the sec
tions of the hive is admirable, and affords the
easiest and safest means of extracting the
honey without disturbing the bees. The man
ner of separating the working chambers is
entirely new, and i one of the chief excel
lences of the hive; though another OF
great value is the prevention of the Matching
of the Bee Moth, it being claimed that the
moth can never disturb the bees in this in
vention. Mr.. KINKAIR has purchased the
right to sell the hive in Middle Tennessee,
and is making preparations to introduce it.
So satisfied is he Of its great merits, he is
willing TO sell hive to any one, and if, after
a fair trial it does not give satisfaction, to
take it back, toy Their with the bees, and TO
pay for the latter. Persons feeling an in
terest in this truly valuable invention should
call on Mr.. K at his store, and examine it.
The following communication from the ST.
Louis Mars shows how it is regarded in Mis-
souri,
KELsEY.s MOVABLE COMB BEE HvE-THE
MODEL INVENTION or THE DAY.-The under
signed, citizens of Westport and vicinity.
jackson county Missouri, take much pleasure
in giving to our iellOw-citiZ"ns generally
throughout the Union, an Expression Of our
entire confidence and unqualified approval
of the utility and value Of the invention
above named. We have used and fully test
ed the same. and in all respects find I fully
to answer the purposes and uses claimed for
il 10y the inventor. BY proper Observance
Of the directions. one 81 the greatest luxuri :
and dricacie- is at all times. with little labor
and at moments call ready for the table,
free of Other trouble or charge. We. fortu-
nateiy for rs, have them in use, and while W.
would not be deprived Of the benefits and
pleasure thrir possession and use Afford US,
we desire that others may share the sauSs
We Also commend the inventor. Albert
Kelsey, E-q.. our fliow-townsmau, 10 the
kind gard and att nIi0n of all WI th whom
be may have rrlltions, lu-iness or social H. a
gentleman IN whose honor aud int gritty tuil
cohlidrnee may he plac d. and as such we
r1ially commend him and his invention g.
the kind attentions and favorable regard Oi
the community generally
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EirR-

WINDSOR, C. W, April 25.-The machine
shop, with four locomotives and 1000 cords of
wood. belonging to the Great Western Rail-
way, are destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
DETROIT April 25.-Nine tenemcnts and
the extensive furniture manufactory at the
corner of Brush and Gratiot streets, and two
buildings at the corner of Hastings and
Franklin streets are burned. Loss $4,000.
legendary.
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IFS FREE FROM POISON.

NEW YoRK, October LIST, 1858
Mr.. f. LYoN-Dear Sir: We have analysed and
'sted your Magnetic Powders and find them perfect
harmless 20 mankind and domestic anm~ls, bat
rtan death when inhaled by bugs, ants and insects
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist.
LAURANCE REID, Prof. Chemistry, n. Y Hos.
Mr. John L. Rome, Superintendent Of the New
or Hospital, says, che has expelled all the bugs
ats reaches, moths, &c, with Lyons Powder, and
IDS IT ofimmense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have di
CT interest in article Of this kind Reference can
made 10 the Aston, -. Nicholas and Metropolitan
I otels; to Judge Megs, President of the American
stitute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen. Winfield Scott
yrus W. Field l. NJ. Pe1se, Of the Five Points MIS-
IN &c, sc. Judge Mcigs says, ''Ths discovery Of
rof Lyon is Of national importance. Tie farmers
ub have tested il thoroughly. II viii destroy To-
SITS, grasshoppers, ants, moths, bugs and all YER
! in. Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
ade pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs
( ARNES Il PARK, Of New York, To have il sold
roughout the world, Many wor, bless limitations
! e advertised BE cautious.
'NEw YoRK, November sth, 1855
''in retiring from business, have sold all NY In
act Powdersand Pils. Letters Patent. aud the Sc
cts pertaining thereto, u Messrs. Barnes x Park
4 us powder Is discovery made by myself, aud
ought from the interior Of Asa, aud unknown 10
A other persons. Tie genuine and effective article
put up Ia Tin cAnisters, and win continue u bear
rame. &c Lyon"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by a powder,
4 ID are killed by Magnetic PILL Order them
rough any merchant.
IT'S lyon : Powder kIIsTinsects In a trice,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Fiasks % cents; regular sizes so cents and
! 90. Follow directions. Use freely and thorough
l. BARNES PARK,
apri4-4mdwtw. Is and IS Park Row, n York.
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Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
ID. I'll. ANDERTON.

oo1 bIUiuWdy, n. I.
N. B.-A Circular containing full particulars and
directions will be each bottle ana free 10
an,y addreSs ON qualification
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WALL PAPER. We wonld direct the attcn-
tiOn Of our readers to- the advertisement Of
w. W FINN. in another column. He il ia re
ceipt Of extensive supplies of Wall Paper,
embracing every description from good
article OF common to the richest aud most
elegant. He has the best workmcn to hang
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niver ana steamboat NesVs..

ARRIVED.
April 24-Ashland, Paducah.
Lightfoot, Cincinnati.
fa V. K. Stevenson, huntsville.
Rochester, Pittsburg.
Shenango, ST. Louis.
Minneionka, Paducah.
Rock City, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
23-Acacia Cottage, up river
25-MinnetOnka, Paducah.
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PETERS'S PATENT
NOn-Explosive, Self-Generating
G A S L A M P S.

The pabl4o are now favored with the best, safest
aa most economical light ever prodaced, sgpe
or any olheT portable light N existence Is Is
aspted foF Churches, Hotels, Stores, Private Dwell
lgs Steamboats,, f,ailro[a Cars, &o. &C. ltis easily
.aEsgea, free Fom sHaeu or snoke and nom ali
.aSoT Of sxplosiaa, ihs Gaid used not 81 ex
losiye nature. These lamps are exhibition and
3 s4is shs saetlan reoaas Of NJ c. Bruce, eorRsF
CESAR aha ChegFy streets, whsru the pablae are
litsd 30 call sHa examine Cor themselves.
RAIuskIT NIN1Hl<TER,
mArS0-I Gensr4l Agshts.
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GS3| We Roget TO learn that Mr.. BUEKE,
the law-siudent al Lebanon. who was acct
dcnG,lly shot by lcllow-student. last week
d ed OF the wound on Sunday. This is truly
a mrlaHchOl'y event. Mr.. b. was from near
Selma, Alabama, be graduated in the Liter
airy Department OF Cumberland University.
with credit 10 himself, and afterwards enter
ed the Law Department. lie was much es-
tee ned by his teachers and associates.
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Gso-We are indebted TO friend who was
present AT Franklin on Saturday. for sy-
nopsis Of Hon. CHARLES READY Speech ON
that occasion. We trust that Mr.. READY
will not find occasion To call in question the
correctness OF this report, Tor we are sure the
gentleman who furnished it is incapable Of
disappearing him.
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The HoRsE OPERA.-The Floating Palace
was unable 70 ascend between the bridge
pillars; consequently they have located
at the lower landing. where they will give
their levees of fun and froiic. They will give
an entertainment this evening, commencing
at o'clock, and another tonight. They
were greeted with a crowded house last
night
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The PACING RaiIroad.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-Dr. Fowlk'
President of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, has arrived here. He has fully
settled the terms of compromse with the new
Company. He pays judgments against the
Company. The stockholders paying the loan
or surrendering half their stock. will he pro-
tect"d otherwise they will be cut off
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rs-Tha editor of the Springh ID RPoJy,-
can eXciams: Give Us women, not females!'
He doesn't say how how he expects the two
10 be separated. II the one is wheat aud tue
other chan il will take more than mortal ma
chine In wnnow them.
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CARWAGEs.-In our paper will be found
proclamation from FRED SLOAN, Market
street. on the subject OF Carriages, &c. Read
it, and ifyou want nything ia his line don't
fail to give his call. His work is OF the
best kind; none superior any where.
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DIsCoUKAGED.-A Pixies Peakcr writing To
a Minnesota Journal says the mines are very
much discouraged in that region. they have
to dig through sold rem ef s2rer four feel lA.ak
before they reach d.e geld. Awful, that
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MEMPHIS, April 25.--The river is falling
slowly, and is lil inches below tue wa,er of
last year.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-The river is rising,
with / feet water on the falls.
ST.. LOUIS, April 25.-The river has fallen
two inches in the last "a hours, and falling
slowly. The upper streams are falling slow
~
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1ArE OF KNOXVILLE. TENN \ i

O4ATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN ,
FTNENDERS his prof ssional services TO the citizens
Il of Nashville and vicinity he has been actively
engaged in the practice Of his Profession in all its
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes by
strict tn be able to render satisfaction 20 all
who may favor him with call.
Office No. AZ Cherry street, near Capt. Stockell's
residence. Residence Pearl street, South Nash
Vile. apr25-du
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CHARLES FOSTER. +"

Such language as this is but the constant and nat
al echo wherever this article is used
This Eminent is indispensable 20 planters and own.
: Of horses and mules. Mr.. John naniels Mont
merry, Ala, sold slave for $500 who was raised
m utter uselessness by this LiIfiment Every
mily should have it. BE very particular and en-
lire for the Mustang Eminent and take no other
Spld by all dealers throughout North and South
uercl, Europe, and the Islands of the ocean, for
} cents, so cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES 4 PARK, New York.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.
That suburban Residences,

ykTIsHISG % make other Investments, ~ pro-
w pase 70 s- all Elsal Estate "a fAsiasoa CO.,
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FAuIES nAveHrEs ny Fredrika Bremen author
Of The Neighbors, Nina, etc, complete in one l2mo
volume
No writer now living surpasses her in describin
home scenes and home people, which make Geld
smiths Vicar OF Wakefield popular with all classes
Of readers. -Sassday AtIas.
Ross WARspSsroSi or the paguerreotyre Miniature,
By Dunganue, author OF ~ stories OF Three Cities &c
for sale by JOHN YORK CO.
LII
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&C. The present Spring Term of the Grim
inal Court at Memphis, sentenced Srsa.eea
persons 10 confinement and hard labor in the
Pepitentary in this city.
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Rs-we are authorized u announce THoS. 7. sAUS
DkiSs candidate Tor he on OF County Trustee
Of 1 avidson County at the election 10 be held IN
March, 1864. apr20-tl
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LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
The .sEliXir.,,

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another coumn) has, by its own merits obtained for
tself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties, using them
selves and prescribing it to their patients convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy in restoring the
usordered digestive orgausto healthy function. Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurabe by
of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
elixir been restored to perfect health, attested
ates testify aprI3-Iy
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VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,

Mr.. s Itch, Hyde Park, VT, writes:-''That the
orse was considered worthless" (hs case was
'avin0 buts te' ,cnhe free use of the Mustang
niment, have sold him for $50 cash Your Lin
lent has been doing wonders up here"
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in EagsG ID "a the itsh April 81 ss-ssss Fsssf
6Eosss ~. sss %. kexaadss 4Hsi A. ,. A1eo.aa,
aged ysaFs an mostts.
Also his isll, i n sslas 4so4ss, NslaiAs u,
u he same l4fssls. ssse sara.
8 ss
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es-We are under many obligations TO
the polite Clerk of the steamer EHgeS for
late Louisville, Cincinnati and ST Louis pa
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MOBILE, April 22-Saes OF cotton to-day $500 bales
-Middling E1255 cents. Sales for the week 10 $50
bales and receipts in time 900 bales, against
Z 800 bales The increase at this part is 1907
balls. The stock on hand is IS ,000 Freights TO
Liverpool 3-le6g I'D. Sterling exchange ss<9I.
MOBILE, April 23.-Saes Of Cotton to-day 100 bales.
There is little enquiry and prices are weak-quoia-
tons unchanged.
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HfARRfEn.

Atlhs seslassss u The bFls lAti.sT, Thursday
siss iHst. NJ, ,. BEo~s, a G,les eeaaty. asa
Mss NasY AsAsnA, asaz hlss Il tsa. 4. J Paos Of
Marry county
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National MEDICAL Convention.

LOUISVILLE, April 25.-The Delegates to
the National Medical Convention to be held
here on the 9th of May, will be transported
over most of the Railroads at half fare.
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The American Almanac aud Repository OF Useful
knowledge, tor 1893.
Speeches and Writings OF Thos. F. Marshall
Dor sale by JOHN YORK 4 co.
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400 BRoAD STREET, PHI1ADKIrr1, PA.

T-V I'H''A5 -IIEF-EI, THIIADEIlIIA, IA.
(ExTRAcTD ola lifting the kettle from the fire ii
ecame manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
Inds very severely, almost TO a crisp. 1t was an
vful sight. The Mustang Eminent appeared TO ex-
act the pain. 1t healed rapidly. without soreness
I'd left no of account Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER
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WASHINGTON, April 25.-Brady is arguing
ON instructions to the Jury, trying to show
that Key fired the Deringer pistol.
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States and Slate Pencils.

800 DOG superior II ard frame States Of variou
sizes. $4,000 Slate Pencils, Just received by
r. HAtAN,
apr9-u 80 Market ST.
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Es- We authorized 10 announce SAMUEL p.
ANENr candidate for Counysrrustes at the next
Mach election. aprie-td
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Fourth Congres.,onnI district.

We arc authorized 10 announce ". b. STOkES, Of
DeKalb candidate fer C,ssress Ia The Fourth Con-
srrss IouAl D,strt uiaras-td
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GOmmerrIal.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, April 26, 1859.

Nashville, April 26, 1883.
COTTON.-Sales yesterday of few small
lots at 104@Il2c-
TOBACCO.-Sales at the warehouse of
Fisher, Wheless & Co., of SO hhds, at Is,
25. 95, 6 SIS, go, 20, 5 As, %. 6 IS,
4 10, so. 4 IS, 6 so, A 5o.1 5 IS. 6 0o,3
IS. 3 40. IS, IS, 60 60, 3 so, 6 IS,
5 IS. rs, 9 20, O5, IS, IS, IS
6 60. CA rrf7 = fF
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NOT AS.E.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We are sslllns many 4Ftrles u HARpw ara.
being part II kIHKsAS kIslz's last IxsssFAuoN,'
"a sfaAli advance oesf loF Cass- Our zEH sTOsx,
aIs . being z.aas eoaaBteta b. daily aEus4ls,
ar a. reiscsa YFsces Tor Casa a<gelashe T@Ess.
"a eaa ass saaaey ~ saylag yoar a<ra~~rv -
Pubhe saa4re, KIzk1As 4 EaIs'sola ssAsa, frua,
asbzs-tf MCCALL s O..
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~ Thafsiay The ssh asy e Nay osxs, % tss Erem-
" ISIS, propose o sel a p1hiic sair h iasz ia
thss sesi.tin in.ss1Axtrly tie ssESAsrtra tfla
Sssy FsEE. The tats tf1ssl Nashlaxtna Haalitoa,
4a atser s1Fcess Ice ls& ffe1s 10 sL4 lie scet
arep-
tfeFa, refl4ly fsuEl1ss nelz sr.si hzze al
.s Saasases - tse Cas- fsFks ass pEree1s aeslfs-
civ -
fats With fan sssesssiea eftls Iets @sls Is ready
= Is says.
1kRN~ -sias 80 slisee y~srs, So naaes sasiza
i@stsslsl seease fssgsee = lse&. bssfus sassses-
sad iieb fefallae4
>~teatIo e'eiexk A. a.
aEsls~Aa 4. llNIkl1x.
.a-s.a- a-sa2.. -
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RHEUMATrSm.

years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
icers, fumors, Running Sores. Scrofula Stiff Joints,
eons, Swellings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu-
! hgia, salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
ian, and kindred compIaints upon
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, etter from the President of the United States

''ExECUTIyE MANSION, WASHINGTON
Jan. 3lst, 1858.
''MR EMANUEL LYON Dear Sir: have the pleas
re to inform you that the Royal Commission, of the
iiorld's Fair. at l. ndon, have awarded you Medal
I'd certificate for the great value Of your Magn tic
1wders, sc. MuLARp FILLMORE. Chairman >,
( The above was accompanied by a certificate Of
| rnce Albert
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overland Mail.
ISIXer News.

ST. LoUs, April 25.-The Overland mai
OF the first has arrived. News unimportant
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HORSES. CATTLE. &c
MUSTANG LINIMENT.

ch as Ring bone, Gail, Scratches SPAWN Poll-Evil
veeney, Hoof-ail, &c., subdued and cured
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
WI destroy Garden Insects. C5ckroqehes, Bed
Bugs, F2eas. Ants, Moths, and all
nests 0f the geyJ3i1 kind


The import tnce OF reliable article of this kind is
estimable. In warm weather all nature teens with
csc annoying foes. This powder is the only article
FER discovered which will extermigate them A
mpany # botansts, from the Horticultural Society
Z Paris, while amidst the ferns Of Asia, observed
"a all insects lighting upon certain kind OF plant
'ry soon dropped dead This fact was made use of
guard their night camps from these intruders.
'altiues Of the plant were brought home by Mr.. z
Won, and found positive insect destroyer in every
S tperment- 1t is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
dly prepared 20 resist the eff Of age and climate
iedals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
: governments If England, France, Germany and
! ussa, from the Worlds Fair, and numerous med,
. al and horticultural colleges and societies
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Saturday. the 2sth day 81 MAY next,

The one AaH u IL M a.. wish TIE improvements
thesesa. teiag the oasherE bali thereof, the same
purchased ~ Hssss under ChazcrTy Sale referruec
January, fs&i sad registered u toe Reg ssrfas oce
81 lsYilsaa ceauty la f-sk No . Rags and G VII
more fniiy appear bTiIs ssnc sssd b aid Gees
ghe aefensSnf. Tee pfoierty NsI be sAi "a credit
% ala ye4rs Nisn l4trFosi AAa SfthaaG equlsy q
reteaa ptsou. Ncsez siih Eqs seaFky Felairsf. and
ies q tAiurd al las isay sfeas x the pgFctase nloa
esaost % susi zna u us sale - be issid IA sssh
apF-o-td ,. ?. CLARK, Clerk
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MAGAZINES FOR MAY.
Real Estate for Sale.

John u. Goss Va Noses saglet1a aad otsers-
by the acc-ee q The Supreme Court made, IN the
ID above cansa. a as iscembef Term, ISIS, o. e
money uot having bcea Elii ordered } shall sell
al the C0as / house deer la Nashville oa
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NEW York, April 25.--Cotton quiet; sales
1000 bales The steamers news was received
too late 20 have any effect on the market -
Uplands H., Orleans in transit la. with Z
freight Sugar steady-6s0G65.
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THAT Valuable Farm,
beautiful Farm,


s-ur5eT A wa1srn ~. O.. Ihennfsou and othereAf
ny : deeeee "a tle eaSseu CeeFt, u1ate Ia the
ID .h,.e eauss AZ a. Brcanabsg Term, lass. (lhe
rnonee nna baNi1E tefu p4ld ordered lshAl sesl
"a sffs nnAX IHk TAM DAY 90 NAl NfxT. a
n Cenft-hanse oeoT Ne1ttllis, tot No NlA he
1alrasesnenss t1ercn ~ ttcy = pas q ols, rcElar
10 "a paxes "a SC. tying o. tae hrrk C1errh tsEn
"A fs.ad - cFedll . A. ant h faortlla. Ncsep
M kee4 seruEiU reqalfea, sna : iro Fets'nee III
~ mat ~ pnlciase laoney Cgsf 81 safe a. be fsia
- cash. = II. k~A4-A,
fsssrs-aa ssea cieEtl
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pu GeIearaph..
Terrible Steamboat Disaster q
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
EXPLOSION OF THE ST. NICHOLAS
ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

EXPLOSION OF THE ST. NICHOLAS,
ls on THE MISSISSIPPI
MEMPHIS, April 25-The steamer ST. Mich
olas. Capt McMullen, from st. Louis for New
Orleans, exploded at Island 60. at 10 O'Clock
last night. The boat and cargo sis total
loss.
KILLED AND MISSING.
Capt McMullen, Mrs. Cline, the clerks wife;
Miss Duncane the clerks cousin, Mrs. Nc
Knight, Mrs. Chrysop, lady and baby. name
unknown. VIM. Falkner of McGregor's land
ing. Iowa. lady, name unknown. VIM. Few,
first engineer, j. Ohm Jenkins, second engineer,
John Bond. cabin boy, Jas. Wood, first.cook
of Hillsborough City, Penn, Joseph Otter,
pantryman, Miss Jackson. chambermaid OF st.
Louis, u. d. Armor, Mr.. Alexander, gentle
man from Baton Rouge, name unknown,
Edward Stephens, pilot, of st. LOnis, John
Lumbeck, fireman, also thirteen deck hands
and firemen, five slave women, the pantry
cook, and two berth makers.
BADLY sCALDED.
Ben. V. Cline, first clerk of St. Louis, j. S.
Scuff of Warrenton Miss. Jacob Longbirn of
PittsDuIg. B. B. Stuart of Stanton, Va, Thos,
Carter OF Tamanga. Schuylkill county, Penn.
Ella Kennedy of Brunswick, Mo-, Rose ST.
John, chambermad, OF New Orleans, VIM.
Pennybaker, Watchma of ST. Louis. Fred.
Miller George Airgle aud Andy Stick fire
mcn. D. Capps of Pennington. Illinois. o. III.
Reynold Of Sioux City.
SLIGHTLY sCALDED.
G. ii. Gillem, second clerk; JOS. Wolf; Jno.
McAlpin, bar-keeper, OF Louisville.
SAVED.
Christ MOnsimer, second cook; Gus Heisley-
mess room tender; Daniel Hester, second
Steward; James Chilson, second pantry man;
| Andrew Whoops, third cook; p. j. Leasey.
Texas--tender; Geo. III. Gid, striker; Lewis
! Shafer. Simon MahOney. Joseph RUco. Andrew
Mentel, Jacob Derror, Joseph Reip. Fred Mil
| Ter. John Gronok, iremen; John III. Jackson.
| carpenter; John Blai:e, first mate; Jas. Reid,
| pilot; Joe Hamilton. porter; Wesley Maser.
| Fed Miller, deckhands; John Pennybaker,
second mate; r. J. Fairworm, cabin boy; ia
| cob NJ. Leonard, second steersman; John X.
| Butler Thos. +. Maxwell, Decatur CO., Ga;
| Ed. Il. Ferris, Geo. w. Chrysop, Boyle TRAY
crse. Mr. Murdock, G.. W. Jennings, Jacob
| Wagner. VIM. Miller, residence not stated;
| Mary A. Breen. Mary J. DonohOe, p. Z. Brown
| NauvCo; James Purl, Franklin La; George
Mlclael, j. S. Mckee, Rochester, Pa; w. b.
L-Iich, Saline CO.. Mo.
The saved were brought to this city on the
| Susquehannah, including sixteen shockingly
wounded. The sufferers are undCr the care
of the Authorities and Benevolent Societies.