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RAILROAD COAL.

INdE hnest lot Of Coaiin the city Of Nashville Is Al
Il the krNA YARD, which Is the only place that
gives the legal weight per bushel IL Is guaranteed
to give heat less ashes aud SCOT than any otheI
nov offered for sale. We will continue 10 supply
our friends and customers a our usual low price,
during the coming winter. Try the -ErNA COAL
aud be convinced that 10 Is the most economical a.
the market. Orders dropped IN Box ~, p. o., or
the Yard lek Of y. A c. 4 K D~pot Sill be prompt
ly attended To. SAMUEL J. AGSEW.
octll-af
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GommrrfiaI.
DArLr PArsIor OFFICE,


WHEAT.-Activs and indemand at sI.o0
@1 90.
FL0UR--There is an active demand. We
quote superfine at 81 SO, there has been a
slight increase in Extra Family and prices
firm at Sc 90; Double Extra at Sc So
! SEEDS.-M Market dull with aslight decline
in Clover Seed at Sc 5097 90. Herds
So 80; Clean Blue Grass 81 IS; Stripped
81 so.
BACON.--Shoulders are worth S@S}
Hams II 90; Clear Sides 10 IS.
LARD.-Good Lard in suitablepackages,
CORN MEAL-s1@I 10. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
WHISKY.-Rectified 25(a28; country
brands 50975c.
ON.-Teunessee-Bar SIC, Band 7(G7},
Horse Shoe ST, Nail Rod 9. Boiler 81. Sheet
el(9s3, Hoop s3(994. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5AC96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod Z Sheet
5t96, Hoop 1911.
NAlLS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg. Skies 81. Fights IS IS, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT-Littie doing. Apples
81 90. Demand good. Peaches-none in
market.
ROPE-Grass l24@l4c. Jute I2i, Cotton
Thread 22}G923.
LEAD~-7s cents p d. r. Fsr-sff g
SHOf-Buck 81 40 Drop 81 20 per Dag.
POWDER.-BlastingS SIS 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG.-In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 30CS35 cents.
ATHERS.-There is a moderate demand
for this article; price SO cents.
BEESWAX.-Ind demand at rs cents.
SALT.-FiDe sack is ~ orth S175G9S2 90;
Coarse, 81 so. Barrel 40c per busheI.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, 8 . 9 /,
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars 100
1l4c; Crushed and powdered113@122c; Loaf
I1Rl2.
MOLASSES-In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
halfbarrels rs, in kegs so cents,
! COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth I23913 cents. Laguyra
l4;Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star, firm at 10 for IA or;
q for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We quotegreen
hides cents, dry II;
Oak Sole Leather SOC. p D.for best quals
ity; Harness 80.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
cents is readily paid.
WOOL-Tub-washed, in demand at 80
cents, pulled. 28(930; unwashed 1920.
OILS.-Linseed, S5c; Lard 81 10; Tanners
75C9 100; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY From store $50 per ton /;
stock light.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

TO ARRIVE.
700 Pieces Hollow Ware Castings;
i, wv 100 Sugar Kettles;
$50 English Pots;
7Caldron Kettles;
400 Dog Irons;
~ Tea Kettles;
90 Shaving skill is;
II Kegs Nuts and Washers;
Bundles Galv luized Sheetlron;
CaseCOpper, Timed;
81 Iron Axles;
452 Bars Iron;
40 Bundles Iron;
AZ Bundles Sheet Iron;
-9TO arriveirom PIttsburg, on steamer Emma and
Tor sale by ID. ID. DICKEY,
octlS Rap No. II College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

Are tass Fscessinx some very nice goods - tAsiF
Ases~a parchsss this se.soa. We sslics sss.s "a
essior Rep fopins, rsplis RoAss. LsFeiiA 0ssas,
nsAD yslears, and some very ess Black vsivs. aaA
ooth cla@ks aad sisszat Water sA4wls. fhsy have
slss ssss q ne nssss o4rpsss ever aasrss k.ss.
II pea ~ass sirs prssz. e. sams nIss He.ks Fsr.
sHhisg Gssds, pea ssus 81 10 fsrsAsr sk<a lhs
nrssns. BseeA's 70 sapGsy yaaFssif.
s>s sAs,r aassrtssnsss n sassAss eoiaas-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

MkssRs. Eeuoas.--Teil the people that the
Fine Tobacco 30 long and anxiously looked
aud longsd for has come, aud thatthey may
luxariate once more by calliag At
J.H. LANGLEY a. Co.'s
octi 81 Union street..
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and North-We stern
Railroad Once.
Eastern DiyiSiOu.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the work OF Grading
- Trostling, Bridge and Cuivert Masonry, and the
delivery OF Cross Ties on thirty miles OF abe Nashville
ana North western Railroad vii he received At the
Office Of the Company until tue 9Th OF october next
The work be let reaches from the beginning OF the
sth session To the cad OF the @sth section aud com
rses the heaviest work OF grading and most OF he
bridglngsau the Sboic road Maps probes al spec
sncataoos can be seen al the Company = oaee, Nash
vile, rsnn. for tea days bsfore the letting and az
proPosAlslo be addressed 10
vK. STEVENSON,
President y. q y. W. X r
E. =. FALC,JSNEr,
scpS-t Engineer Eastern Division
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EnE AIleriT-

II p We are authorized announce JOHN K.
EDh,bs> DS0N as "a Candidate for sheriff of Davidson
county, 1t the ensuing March election. oct-6-Ie.
II rive are authorized To announce JAMES NJ
HINTON candidate for election the office of
Sherin Of Davidson county, At the ensuing March
election. sopt2Stu.
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For Rent or Lease.

ENoR terra. OF years, one OF the most desirable
Il FARMS in the County OF Davidson, three mill
from Nashville on the North side OF the Cumber-
land river, containing 4Os acres; 200 open and
IN cultivation, with large and comfortable Dwelling,
Kitchens, Smoke houses and all necessary out
houses. The Farm is VOL watered and has a fine
orhcard upon it, A fine lot Of Corn, Fodder and
Oats can be purchased at the farm. For fur.
Their in formation apply at No. Il Cherry street.
oct22-f MICHAEL. VAUGHN.
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Golden syrup! Golden Syrup!

Ok HALF BEs.ss; Leafs eelasH sy.sPi
ast received, ssd very superior Article, for sal
.a,ss cxkrEH wnzFokp 90
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Dissolution.

rTNHE co-partnershp heretofore existing under the
l. style and firm "f j. w. LANGLEY h CO., has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent The
business will hereafter be conducted by J. W.
LANGLEY who alone is authorized to settle the
business of the late firm.
B. FUCKER, Jr.
J. W. LANGLEY.
Nashville, July LIST, 1889
n. B.-The business hereafter will be conducted
by the undersigned, at the old stand, ~ Union
street. j. W. LANGLEY
oct29-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

Or sAs Trials e Sss1is won4a- ~. I O. ArsAar,
ASHER e neeisFas n-z<Azsr. Ls<s - Hl<A-f1Is,
a. &C. co@risis n cas- sessns. be4n1 81 =,
Paper o. - JOHN yoRk = c.
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A CARD.

Yesterday morning there appeared in the
Ulion and American the following paragraph:
The charges and insinuations against this
papnr, contained in the leading editorial
article in the Nashville Nesos OF Yesterday.
are utterly destitute OF truth We cannot
consent to carry on a newspaper controversy
with an editor who utters caIumnies against
a contemporary trusting to The supposed
privileges of age TO shield him from respon-
sbiliiy."
The charges - 1 made against the Union
and American in the article OF the Ne,rs above
referred to. esta blished by undeniable facts
then and there adduced. l made no "insinu-
atoms"
The assertion that I trust to the privileges
of age to shield myself from responsibility for
any statements | make. is false and calum-
NOUS He who made the assertion trusts To
the pistol to shield from exposure the mis-
representations and falsehOOds OF the journal
with which he is connected. That is the
plain English of the matter. The shield he
has selected will prove insufficient for his
purpose. shall go on. as | have b"gun,
with a thorough exposure of all mis-state-
ments. Misrepresentation and falsehoods
which may appear in the Union and American
and which may deem worthy OF NOTICE
fully able and prepared to protect my per-
son against assault and TO punish the assail-
ant. ALLEN a. HALL
About the usual breakfast hour, Mr.. Pom
DEXTER called at the Office of the NerOs, aud
euquircd for Mr. HALL who bad not yet come
down town. He called again about s o'clock,
accompanied by two friends, and again fail
ing to find Mr.. HALL at the Office, he walked
down Cherry street To the neighborhood OF
Cedar, where he remained for perhaps BALI an
hour, and then returned alone in the dircc
ton of the Ne,rs Office. When he had APP
preached within some thirty or forty steps of
the door, Mr.. HALL, who was warned OF his
approach, stepped out upon the pavement
with double barrel shotgun IA his hand
He called TO Mr.. POINDExTER either two or
three times to stop, but the latter continuing
to advance, be leveled the gun and fired one
barrel, the charge, which consisted of buck
shot taking effect in Mr.. PoNDExTER's breast
and stomach, and killing him almost instant
ly. He was conveyed within the law-office
of the Hon. ANDREW EWING, in front Of which
he fell and thence to the residence of
friend. He did not speak, we learn. after re-
ceiving the shot.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19
Bakery and Confectionery.

A Isl reserved = Hae Assortment of Frsach Con.
n t-cts inArses. asn sui manufacturing that A
No 1 C.aAy, sad aaa ~esssag q ehaap a. 4ay
house "a tae Guy. h4ve male, reecaIy, adatioa d
my btksr1 audl "a aos able 70 iaraa-h = great
many sanrs Of those vxtr4 large Leaves OF areAa
With ali TIE v4risay q ctkes, Pies, &e., &C.
CHAS- RBaER rSOS,
os1I No u Market strssa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19
Vocal and Instrumental
I N S IT r u C. II ION

Mr.. CHA>- NO ELiEg, Musiea Director Of crisP's
vi Ssiety; formerly leader u the Haadeiand Hay
dcn society aud Of ths Old chafies Ses orleans
and ChcstEsat street, Philadelphia, respectfully
ssaers his services Instructor "a siS0fN6-NCSt
Cal GRAMMAR, THOROUGH bass, VIOLIN AM
GUITAR Fer termssPPiy Al AcClarc's Muse store
Cason street srpe-0
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A BL0ODLESS VICTORY!!!|
100000 Boxes Sold Of
xxONENEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity fthis Invaluable Rene
J. dy has bee purchased by citizens Of the United
States during the short time 10 has beeu before the
public. The reason for this Extraordinary success IL
simply In the actual nth and value OF the article
No one buys LIe MAGNETIC PLATTER Without be-
coming its frsnd- IL performs all that is PROMISED
and carries Win IL its recouIme ndation Truly
this Isl victory-peaceIula and blOodless-but be-
beve not less glorious than tbs triumhs with
its tain of ca mage and desolato
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest StrenKtheneT and Pain Destroyer that Sci
suce has yet dI,.axessd. uyoa patthis Piasterany
wnere, IL Pain ~ there the Plaster will there
untIIhe Pam nas vanished. rne Plaster mag
pa u A Ind
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

~ bUsAEfls fsetsa Drss4 fsssAsz. aex crup s.s
sOO very saperior srtscie-se arrive io-dsy fren
Gssrssa, sna Or szls ~
Nnnl.. HOOPER co.
nesiS-0 Sos. 9 aaa . sl4rks1 q.
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Puiucannotsrisr where thisPlastsris applied

Rhe1matsm, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness lie
billy Nervous ess, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
aud Colds Farmland Ache = OF very KIND ,downeve
- cs~s--,-ru ttssIEDIArELY RELIEVED, and with
atis patience, I'D AANEN fly CURED BY the mag.
ealtnauence OF The MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL 10 ths
Simplest ,sgrest latest plea eaBestren
cdy la existence Its appiicaticb
ty TO the strong man ,lhe delicate woman aud n,
feeble afAEt. To each aud alIit willJrove a R.Iu
aRd Blessing las use is sgreea bic aud wIthoutan
a0yanccor trouble. It's price with ca ofaIi
rich or poor; All nay haveit, ana aIshoaid haveit
whoafs sick and Suffering la any gay.
FARMERS aud n. tk.tlS should always be sun
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. "a viii be ii.
S"od hysicanls amy household, ready At alb ines
aud ~ instant aotice
Putuptn str-tIghttn boxes Each oox wis. maks
six 90 eight Pasters aud say child spread Their
Price IS seats Dox, Sithfdli aud plain Gireeuous
a. G.. luO9 HEAD. N. d..
farentor and PrPFteor, 1e walker siresf Ness Yerl
dO1fIiEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD a.
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
NtuCi Mas 81 EkI HdERE.
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Toys and Fancy Articles.

eesatifal Assortment Juss opened ~ Lack. = Ma
n sc aud Fancy store 90 casrch street. Call AaA
szass.sas ess0's purchasing slss-esrs
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Fancy Goods.

ICSr received fresh stock Of Fancy 0eaAs
- Csnes, Brushes, Purses, Pocket B8oka, Portr
NonnAies, leather salehsis, travelling Cases, saen
Packing cSTaes, Vsst BaItohs, sasrs strals Toliss
Mirrors, scissors .kaives, &C. ,4iif0r sAlsIow b.
Bofi1u j. "A S.flI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19
MORNING. :. NOV, 10, 1885,
Fatal Rencontre between messrs.
Allen 4. Hall, ofthe Nashviiie DaIy
News. and G.. G. Pofndexters OF the
Union and American--Death OF the
L.

Fatal Hencontre between
Allen 4 Hail, ofthe Nashvihe DauS
New. and G.. G. Pofndexter. of the
Union and Amerfcan-Death Of the
latter. -
Our CITY was thrown into great excitement
Yesterday morning by rencontre between
Messrs. G. G. PoISDExTER, one of the editors
of the Union and american, and ALLEN A.
Hall. senior editor If the Daily Nescs, which
resulted in the almost instant death of Mr..
PorNDExTER. The particulars of this most
melancholy and unfortunate affair are briefly
these:
Some six or eight days since political
controversy sprung up between the editors oil
the Union and .Americ1n and of the Neos, du-
ring which language was used by both par
ties, which was respectively regarded as Of a
personal nature. In the Union and American
of Thursday morning appeared the following
paragraph:
sThe charges and insinuations against this
paper contained in the leading editorial
article in the Nashville Netos Of Yesterday,
are utterly destitute of truth. We cannot
consent To carry on a newspaper controversy
with an editor who utters calumnies against
a contemporary trusting to the Supposed
privileges of age to shield him from RESPONSE
biiity."
This paragraph led 20 an ARRAY between
the author Of it, Mr.. PoINDExTER and Mr..
JNo. II. HALL. the son OF Mr.. ALLEN A. HALL
of the Nt1cs in which few blows were ex-
changed, but resulted in no hurt 10 either,
the parties being separated by the by-stand-
ers Through their respective friends, they
appointed meeting for the same day, near
the uiphnr Spring in the Northeru suburbs
of the city. Both went to the appointed
place OF meeting, as We understand, but
through a misunderstanding as to the time,
the meeting did not take place, Mr.. PoTNDEx-
TER going in the morning, and Mr.. HALL in
the afternoon. Here the matter rested until
yesterday morning. when the following card
appeared in the NeUs:
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rrAyTxs ta.s ssiarnsa fr1.a Ssx York sne athsr
IL E.sssrs clsss, slss slEse ena splsn1id An.rr,r
sasat 81 AnsrlcAn. Frs4Sh. n hAh snd Gsr9 4
Tors, q 30 sssd sAssP, - sheies.le e rstat
cHka k0nE2TSoN.
Ne " HaFket street.
ra-ceszsEs sFehan1e = ~ pia.ss cal sse ex
a1ies bsl.se safe ..sisE si.sr est<7-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

wtn Fay ne htxhsss uaaFkes pres Zee coFn "a
Il whsas aslls erred IL she Ciy Mis-
q ~ sotfTsosuoEfd,
. sstie-u ~, MAR sifs4t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

u OrehAra Grass sse3 iast reserved. AHa fer aA.s
10. Ia casa RAINS, hkoa 4 %.
o1zlS-m
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o-Yoso prizes. amount mt 8 1 ,2O2 zoe
Tckets$ 20 Halves $40 Quarters IS q ghths 90 So
ACertihcate Of Package OF 20 wholes costs ssls 90
90 90 26Halvcs......... lSs 90
do. do. 20 Quarters, 49, 20 90
do. do. &c E!ghtLs $500. 50 80
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
EztrG Class =.
To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, wednesday,
Nov 80, 1859.
Every other Ticket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction!
IatheSe Lotteries epeyU Pyt.e fs a{rg.,o
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Irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat.

Txssarea 4 orxaAsafsw barrels ess fesIisn sIrk<
lfsaatsss nfZELL. HOOPER 90.
.E~e-s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

COMPREHENSIVE.
INTE have this day asso lated with in the
w Grocery Business Mr.. q. W. H. BUTLER and
J. KEITH. The style Of the frm, however, will re-
main as heretofore. We are very thankful to the
community for their liberal patronage already be
stow ed and hope that viii not fail merit their
attention with our new associates.
nov2-2w KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS Il co.
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Fire-Preof safes.

rh.x,tn stsre n rali assssssasns % f1PFfScUfT
II eARRss cEilEBSArED FtRE-FHoof SAFE, al
s.zss shieA a. odcfing ~ manaiestarers rr'css
~ HULL kGs W0kfH.
-..ssf Ne Market street..
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rand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Andlso Approximauopf priEes rams ms from $50
up 10 $500.
$3.50 prizes ..r-....... amounting to S35t 300
NholericketsSlo Halves So .Quarterfs2b
Persons who desir eed only remiithe risk on Q
Package for which we wiilsend Certificate Rsfol
lows:
certificate ofPacksge OF l6 Wholes costs. sse
do. do 10 Halves az
do. do I6 Quarters, ...... "a
do do. Ia kighths. - ----.- II
1Prfzos Paid Immediately amer the
Drawing.
1s- Allordersad dressedto FRANCE, BRoADsKSTr q
Co. Wilmington Del wilimeet with prompt atten-
ton, andthe printed oicA ings sent soon as
FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO.
nos Managers.
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Nsa=nincent scheme ,
SCliE WE.

CLASS Is.
To be drawnin wilmington Del. saturday, Nov 10
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29

A DEAD WIFE CONES TO LIYE AND CLAIMS a
WIDow's DowER.-The Boston Journal de-
scribes a remarkable will case now on trial
before the Massachusetts, Supreme Court in
that city. Twenty y-seven years ago Benjamin
Lakin, Boston pilot, married, but in few
years his wife left him, and afterward he re-
ceived notice Of her death. Instead of dying,
however, she married Mr.. John Davis, of
Dracut, with whom she lived until two years
ago. Sixteen years after the desertion Of his
FIRST wife, Mr.. Lakin married lady named
Louisa Cummings, with whom he lived until
the time of his death, in October, 1857, and
TO whom he left all his property, amounting
to $4,000. At his funeral the first wife again
made her appearance, and both relicts fol-
lowed the remains to the grave. The heirs
at-law dispute the will on the ground oi
illegal influence exerted by the second wife
and the first wife joins with them in the en-,
deavor to set it aside. The Court has de.
cided that the first wife is not entitled tC
dover, but no full decision has yet beer
reached,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29
Prof. G. w. Willcox,s

ENLEoTRoPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT,
Front streets, seVsnteenth Ward, Cincinnati, Ohio
Test mony Of two wel-known citizens. Medical
CNcIEsATI, April IS, 1859.
Having desire, II possible, to beneht the AFFLICTED,
append the following certificate;
About the lat Of last August was taken with o
dry, hacking cough, which kept growing until
about the middle OF last January, such violent
cough set IN all at once that II seemed at every mo-
ment Il would rack me almost TO pieces had tiled
various remedies but without any durable relief
there did not seem TO be any action u my bowels and
my LIVER was torpid also. and my friends had given
Sho had two sons die OF quick consumption said that
was following them speedily. AT length, being re-
dacon 10 very low state Of health induced TO
try Professor Wilioox's Eectropathic treatment,
1experienced relief from the nrst application MY
cough loosened, and began to throw up masses Of
thick, foamy mucns; my appetite was a great deal
betteri my bowels and liver were aroused to healthy
action; my night ,sweats ceased, and In ten epplica
tions was considered cured gained In nesh about
tyo pounds per week. " now little oysra month
time has elapsed 70 that the cure Is permanent.
8. II. EDWARDs,
East Walnut Hills.
This ia TO certify that the above statement 10
rect and that believe Professor Wilcox TO be able
and fully competent, 70 accomplish all that he ad
vsrtises BY this new system Of EsetIopathic treat
mont. j. EDWAhDs,
Letters addressed 70 Professor George W. Wilcox
BOX 2i5, Oineinnati o., Qnclosing stamp,) will re
eeive prompt attention. Ap
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29

THEoPHILUs GAINES, ESQ.,, PROSE-
and State of Ohio ill take notice that an appica.
lion for pardon will I've made In the case of James
SpIns Sonye'fS S & az the present Japnay Tern lsS
executed on the 9th Of May, 1857 By .... =
JOHNSroN 4 O'DoHNELL, his Att'ys.
MONDAY, April ls, 1889. ap20-3wS
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29

HDUGH Sc KIRK, Attorneys at.Law, No.
10 Selves Building, south side Third st., between
Main and Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. 22s
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29

RoBBERY.-The house of Geo. Hamilton, who
lives about two miles east of Connersville, Ind,
was entered ON last Saturday morning, between
twelve and one o'clock, and robbed of $s43,
most of It in notes on the Oonpersvillo Branch
of the Bank of the State of Indiana. Mr.. II.
had drawn the money from the bank the day
before. There were two men engaged in the
robbery, one of whom held Mr.. Hamilton
while the other broke open the chest containing
the money. The robbers also took several
notes against different individuals, to the value
of 81, ,562.-Lac Journal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NASHVILLE.

GfLh The steamer DUNLEITH, Captain
,is7sit !. Euyart, will leave As above on SAT-
ORDA .Osn inst. The Duneith will receipt freight
and passenRers through to Charleston, savannah,
Augusta, Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, Knox:
willie and Atlanta at through rates per Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad. This arrangement has been
made for the benefit OF and passengers TO all
points South. For freight or passage, apply ON
board.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29

A MERICAN BANK NOTE COM
IN PANY, south east corner Of Fourth and Main
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Engrsyed In style c9rre-
road, State and County Bonds Certificates Of Stock
and Deposit, Checks Notes., BIZ and Letter Heads,
sion OF f23oi GEO T. JONES, Engraver.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29

II BUFF, MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 120
a. Vine street, opposite the Burnqt House, Gin
einpat, o, Particular attention paid to securing,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

.ARRIyAIs-Kentucky,, Madison; LANCASTER, Mays.
ville Dunleith, Nashville; Tigress Pittsburg; Eu-
nice, Louisville; Telegraph, Louisville; Bostona,
Portsmouth; Courier, Wheeling ia,... Ioooo...-
Maysville; Eunice, Wheelngi Telegraph, Lonisville
Bostona portsmouthj Ohio No. 2, Marietta IeGum-
Pittsburg; Economy, Plttsburg; Glendale Memphis
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29

The steuben (Ind.) Republican reports the
divorce Of about tIoenty couples at the late term
of the Circuit Court in that county. Thus
gle helplessness upon hard--a cruel world.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-29

There was light but steady fall Of rain yesterday
Interfering materially with the transaction of out
door business The river continues to fall slowly,
but will probably be checked by the constant rain
On the wharf every thing wore a dull, gloomy ap-
pearance the unfavorabe weather retarding the 9TH
erwise scanty enough shipments. The arrivals were
the Aurora and Empire City from st. Louis, Harmo-
mia from Nashville and the Minerva from Wheeling.
The Minerva to Wheeling, Emma Graham TO Zanes.
vile, and Sir VIM. Wallace TO st. Louis, were the
only departures.