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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-R00MS-Sev rooms in a
u Brick House and, also, a Cottage suitable for
mechanical purposes or for families, on Bank Alley,
between Third and Fourth streets. First house East
above the Lafayette Bank. Apply on the premises.
mr2o-B~
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APPoRTIONMENT OF DELEGATES.

The undersigned were appointed committee to
procure the Hall and issue the call for the Conven.
tion, and in pursuance of instructions hereby earn
estly invite citizens who opposed to the so.caed
Democratic party to meet at the Primary Meetings
and nominate their Ward Officers and elect Delegates
TO the City Nominating Convention, under the above
action. CHAS. Il. CIST,
g. 8. DAVIS,
J. f. CUNNINGHAM,
.r 'L. w. D. BICKHAM,
maT2l-5E Committee.
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FOUND.

EOUND-Thursday, March oath, small
~ GOLD LOCKET, with corrugated edge-havinE
miniature Daguerreotypeof gentleman. The owner
proving property can find the same at corner Sixth
and John streets, at JOHN NEWTON'S. 26-B+
EN0UND-A Cincinnati and Covington Ferry
n ticket" good to lst of June" It bears the
name of Miss belonging to the Smith family. Can
be had at the "Pressh Office mrs
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[By Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 70.
Sales Of Howard street Flour at Sc 2S. Wheat Ia
dropping. Corn firm white has advanced to II@Isc,
and yellow to s361sjc. Provisions dull Whisky
unchanged.
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STEAMBOATS,.
EOR NASHVILLE

THIS DAY, 29th, at4 p. NJ, the DUN ~ Ill h
LEITH, 5. Enyart master The Dun
leith will receipt freight and passengers through tO
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Macon, Columbus,
Montgomery, Knoxville and Atlanta, at through
rates per Nashville Chattanooga Railroad This
arrangement has been made for the benefit OF ship.
pers and passengers 10 all points South For freight
passage, apply ON board.
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EoPL ELS LINE,
The Illustrated Manners Book,

A Manual Of GOOd Behauior and Polite
Accomplishment,
PrOfusely illustrated with spirited Fngrayings, in
one volume of 800 pages. Price, 81, For sale by
L. NIENDENHALL,
20 3 College He'll, Walnut street.
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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

MONDAY EvESiNe, March 2s.
FLOUR-Tho market is very dull and no demand
except in the small way. Small sales OF superhne
at S. 90.
WHISKY-The market IL dull but unchanged !;
sales of 500 brls. at 2il4c., including wagon.
PROVlSlONS.The market is very dul, to;uay ana
we heard Of no sales Of consequence; - hhds Bacon
Sides sold at gc. Holders continue firm. -,
GROCERIES-The market IL unchanged, with =
moderate demand In the regular way. Sales OF 30
hhds. Sugar at I@T16c. for fair and prime 2to brls
Molasses at 3l31f &c, and 30 bags Coffee at l2sc.
WHEAT-The market Is without special chnngo
since our last report. The demand for prime White
continues brisk at 81 80 but the lower grades dull
and dropping. Sales 200 bush. fair White at VI a.
and 800 do. Red ut 81 %.
CORN-The market issteady and prices unchanged.
We quote TS6tS0c. as the range.
DARLEY-The market Is very dull, and prices are
merely nominal at 6j16sc. for prime Fall.
RYE-There is "a fair demand, and prices are steady
at 9Oc.
oATs-sales |, 200 bush. at 6ic and 1000 do. at
628c.
SEED- Clover is very dull, aud prices are nominal
HAYGA sale Of so bales prime at SIC 25 per tun,
BUTTER-A fair demand for choice Roll Ut 23@2bc.,
but an inferior article is very dull and prices arc
nominal at l0lGl3C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eg~ STRIKE OF BURR MILL
STONE MAKERS,-The Burr Mill Stone Makers of
Cincinnati, wish to inform their Brother Workmen
elsewhere, and the public at large, that they
lieve only Just and reasonable compensation for
their labor. mr29
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VoHN BATES has just received 300 dozen
% Cans Fresh Peaches, Pine A Applos, Strawberries
Bleckberries. Green Peas, Green Corn. Asparagus,
Lobsters CLANS, Tomatoes, Fresh and Spiced bamon,
put up in the best style, for family use.
Ater Building, Sycamore street. 3SA
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NANTED-A good American Girl, of IL
Wv or l6 years of age, to do pleasant service in
small family Address Lock Box $685." Post
office. 22-F
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VNANTED-SITU Lady of
w good address wishes situation as Teacher
of Music or the primary English branches either in
private family or in some School; has no objections
TO the country. Address Miss, ;" care of Box 1864
Cincinnati, %. 2l-Bs
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The steamer r. b, HAMILTON.
Captain Davidson, will leave THIS
DAY. at O'Clock p. M For freight passage, apply
on hoard 7' -
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A CCOMMODATION LINE. 80 GIN
IN OINHATI AND NASHVILLE ~WS13
PACKET The fine passenger steamer
natl for Maysyie every Tuesday, Thursday and Bat
urday, at ~ M. Returning on alternate days.
Freight received at all hours at Gilmore's Wharf,
foot of Main street, by PHIL, COLBERT,
3B Agent
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WANTED-By a respectable Girl, situa-
w tion in private family, to do housework. is
an excellent washer and ironer. Call at No. 333
Fifth street. 22-BF
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On Township Ticket :
One Constable for each Ward;
One Assessor for each Ward.

p6- The Polls will be opened between the hours of
and O'Clock in the morning, and close at o'clock
p. NJ
mh23-tt N. W. THOMAS. Mayor.
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XNANTED-Thre good Canvassers to so.
w lct subscriptions for new, popular and
beautifully illustrated work Just issued Apply from
Q to 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Office Of The London
Printing and Publishing Company 33 East Third
street, Cup stairs,) Manchester Buildings, 2i-ct
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"ANTED-By a young lady, (who can
w give the best of refercnces,) a situation as
saleswoman in Periodical or Dry Goods Store. Per
eons wishing female help as above stated, will please
call at 243 Longworth street for NJ. l.. ID. 2i-B"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
California and nTexicanNews.

New ORLEANS Oct 9.-The schooner star with
California dates of the 10Th has arrived.
The Stevens and Orzaba bring 81 $50 900 in gold.
At San Francisco during the fortnight business
had ruled dull The arrivals were numerous. The
markets were weaker, but no decline was noticea-
Bile. Candles heavy and lo$ycr Provisions were
less firm Dry goods, boots and shoes were de-
pressed.
Vera Cruz dates are to the 18th, and City of Mex
leo to the 23d.
A conspiracy among the leading officers of Mira
mons army had been dIscovcd the object OF which
was to overthrow MiramOn and recognize the Lib
era Government. 1t was diyulged the day before
it was to have been executed.
I, At Vera Cruz active preparations are being made
for seige upon Jalapa, COrdOva, and the capitol
Corias division was entirely routed on the 18th,
by the Liberals at Oaiaca. large number of pris-
oners were taken but pardoned.
CorOnad0s' expedition to Topic Lad taken GOO of
the Church party prisoners.
"A MOreua and others had been shot
I, Mr.. Otway leaves on the british steamer on the
third.
Mr.. Conner our Consul at Mazatlan. who was
aboard the schooner has secured concessions of great
advantage to our commerce on the western coast
The British ship of war Calypso, was detected
smuggling three million dollars at port near St
Bias.
The Star brings the mails and government dis
patches.
CAIIFORyIt-Judgc Terry has been arrested The
public are much incensed. BrOderick's funeral was
the most imposing ever witnessed in California
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

GRocERrrs would call the attention Of
country merchants wba are in town for the
purpose qf purchasing groceries to the well-known
and reliable house of LANEE, PHILIPS Co. The
Wemhcrs of this firm are gentlemen whose clever
ness and aitahiy arc only equallod by their inan-
Ual ability; and country friends may rely upon
getting the best articles in market at reasonable
price as at any other house in the city. Their IA
ciities for buying unsurpassed one Of the firm
bcing in New Orleans during tho business season,
which enables them to always keep their stock re-
newed with fresh articles. Their stock Of liquors.
Is large, embracing quite quantity of that scarce
but very excellent beverage denominated 10 New
som. which while it has gladdencd many hearts
within the State has no mean reputation out Of it.
Their stock of cigars, judging ilom the array of
boxes is large one also, hut We cannot speak from
cypcrierce as to their quality We could not if we
would mention the various articles they have for
sale; suffice ii TO say that esery thing usually found
in well regulated grocery store, they have Give
them call and see for yourselves
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
RreaastUFF, and Proyi.ionS

Oct The flour market WIS firm to-day
demand supe,ns brought 81 6I and extra ranged
from 81 10 S535the batter We heard
Of sales yesterday OF ueis, points outside
Of the city USI good superb ne at ana 2OO extra at S.
niclng strong iesug, the prevalence Of unierur
rent that mt influenced materially the adpces from the
East; Were uoaens ae still lover relatively than our cur
renc The receipts larger than usual this
60 Affect he market There good demand for
ana prices were firm at 81 UG O5 for good AMI priIne
ireland SIO9 - for corresponding descriptions OF white
There little cid Com arriving and this article will very
entirely Of reported Coo
lot OF received yesterday Indianapolis
cnRat Rslroadthe first inazlment OF 400 bushels which
Company Contracted with one purity at point East Of
indianapolis, carry this during
The Indiana is arEcn localities enormous
aud ear at sales are eng made along e o. railroads
West Of indianapolis Low pr vae letter from ar
shall, Illinois, ION the WABASH info That it is Ogered
there or future delivery at sc many places farmers are
puzzled to dispose surpus hogs
ing carcc Nobody disposed to he hogs ent and but
few Of any kind are hinq nj to market Raroa cenrrine at
this point, which year. during Sepem-
ing This feau will have an important bearing npon the de
rers within tie packing season. and is therefore, not to be
lost sight Of by packers "
heavy business was transacted in meats to day. the SHES in
cu ling $40 hhds sOc packed for shoulders sides
and 4OO bulk at and 0; for do do loose AZ close
there figures. pork
quiet at si4 ja95j Lard dul 0ac for prime barrel
tHNRL sToN oct The market for Flour continues
abe city trade holders appe pressing sSles d ruY
comirg u1der the above class their purchases at S57j
Dbl super, brands, parteu
ry which are qut, cucc The socis fair and
probably ample but the principal holders reported al under
limits in regard to sales.
Bacon only very firm at our former
quotsonS but holders o: choice qualities within
advanced their asking prices a Sides, aud d9s{
for Shoulderhe demand, however being quite limited the
Gales SLOW, Hams and Lard une nge and wtare
ii demand only per quotation.
sLyAvSAH Oct. IA demand has prevailed for Bacon
since last report snd with the advances
sustain price, better We quote Shoulders 9ggic
lot sold from wharf the former figure Ribbed Sides
i,ri is in limited l2c in bbs and ID; kegs
Flour continues limited demand and dull without change
prices which from last week. viz Wholesale, from
depot Fine 81 Superfne s. y Extra supfle s. 5i5 Is,
Family 500 We quote from store; Fin 81 SUES, supsrfne
S5-JO4z6, Extra So &c so, Family S7Gl7 ID.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
GneriIIa Depredations.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l0.-Brownsville, Texas wa
attacked the 2Sth by the GueriIlas ana nve De
sons killed. The Jail was broken open and The p is
OneIs freed. There S intense excitement. III,
MeXicans sent aid from MatamOras. The Gueri Ia :
were headed by COrtnas who shot the Sher A O
Brownsville last July, while attempting to rr
him. A party one hundred strong on hors, bas cd
in the city and pi St1d sennclS. General Cavaja an
others from Ma amOras arrived and pei suad ID III
outlaws to leave. Fort Brown was garri some wUl
Mexican troops from Matamoras. The CT liens have
formed patrol. The outlaws are encamp ID near the
city two hundred strong The Mexican General s.
tied their camp and obtained their promise not t }
modest Brownsville again. The citizens stIll expect
an attack as the outlaws boosted that there were
moro on the list to kill An express sent to San
Antonio for Troops.
The Brownsville Flag Extra thanks the military
and civil authoritieso Matamoras and bames the
government for leaving them dcteAceless,
The Sheriff and posse came down to Point Isabel
with the Arizona mails.
The cause of the difficulty is Cortina's revence
for alleged injuries The citizens have mostly eel
TO MatamOpaS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

ST. LorIs Oct. 3 The San Francisco papers arc
endcavoriiig to make Droderick appear 10 be the
victim Of conspiracy. but tn, most prominent men
assert that the duel WAS conducted in strict accord
ance with cdc d''ei5O. Brolcricks pistol was dis
charged before raised to line with his antagonist
ferry shot took effect two inches from the right
nipple, carrying away part of Brodericks breastss
bone. Frederick suffered intense agony from the
time he was shot until his death.
All the flags in the city were at half mast with
other emblems of mourning
At the election in Nevada Territory the 7th
the Constitution framed in July was adopted and
the full Territorial ticket elected headed by Isaac
ROup for Governor.
Victoria dates Of the lIth say the United States
troops at san Juan arc throwing up Notifications
on Summit Hill below the Hudson Bay Company
Station.
Portland, Oregon, papers of the tenth publish
Harvey reply to Gov Douglas letter of August
thirteenth, accepting Douglas explanations an
apology for past conduct but evidently reposing
faith in the Governors professions, and declining to
withdraw the troops until hearing from the Presi-
dent.
At San Francisco business was dull and the mar
kcts senSibly weaker
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

AIRS. P. LANKFoRn, late e. Coluulisl having takca
w the large aod eonnliols house. No 81 Laser slark5s
street, and lt d u up And urle iE anew prspare n ae
eaaeoiate siih first lass ng z VIC IA, via
their patronage, upoa relsoua' ie terms.
This hoase scsutrli3 io therefore conEaiant %
altr5-ts o. iie city. A feg y soarle-s dc5ir-l.
Aeco'aaod als0 furnished ID customers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
Grent Attrnefinn.
10 CoUNTEr MANIFESTATIONS.
splendid building Lots for sale.

have Cor sale " or isof the auding Lots N West
w Nss1yic, Brsas AieNtry, iaamhraue and Lceuss
Streets. yue ttinns ao. alhrgo
numbero OF the bs Lots in Wstsiu Bsys sd ardas Ada
,ns c, Nashville; also 20 IS otS 10 Welcke8 Adions
alsn several very ci0ice Lots iu hdEeieta
We aga prepared sell bsra ms, and give hSr
Eairs 4. v. BR0WN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
Enreirn Markets.

Richardson Spence Co. say Cotton hOds pressing
the Market which cheaper tending dOwnsards. Lower
grae5declined to 4 Better grades declined l6 to "a Mid
ding Orleans g 1916.
SOlterOr cFcu reduces useful grades slightly. lot Of
useless cotton, though the lowest sort, for export
at i'd Middlng grales Ga.
Marriott Co.'s circular that in the face OF large growing
crops thy purchase bevoDd sufficient
present demands They decline Of lB to ~ and say
10 Fer qualities are unsuitable.
He~itts circular there's decline Of q and that the larger
portion CT the stock is useless.
Imports the week p, 900 bales.
Quantity at g, coo, against &c 600 last year.
LIVERPOOL, Sept " Per Searer Indian Cotcn-saies
Of tree days 81 GOO bales Of which specuators 900
exporters 5000 bales Markets dull Prices but quota
tons lera unchanged Inferior qualities slightly declined
Breadstuds dull. Provisions dG'i.
Manchester 9lyices unaTOrabe All qualities slightly de-
clined.
Gon9os 95ss a95H.
Flour d Wheat quiet but steady Corn has adecnir
ten lency with but little inquiry.
Bee rm. Pork dull quotations uiRal Bacon quiet Lard
dull G5s.
Coffee steady Sugar dull.
LoEEoN.RealstuIs Gull s1gsr heavy; declined 51Ia6d
Money market generally unchanged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

hank of West Tennessee as
SgtS - MKMPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be re
deemed at the Union Bank Of Nashville ldtw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

CRISP's GNIETT THEATRE.-MR MURDOCH. per
formances of last week were mainly directed to the
exhibition of Mrs. WNRDsta talents in the higher walks
of tragedy; the darts of Lady Macbeth, Lucrctia
Borga AMI Meg Mcrrilcs being those selected for the
purpose. In all these Mrs. W. sustained the we'll
meritcl reputation which she has established among
us As regards Lady Macbeth, we have our own
theory to the way in which it ought to be- acted,
sad we are foc to say that this theory adverse to
Ms WARDS manner ofrendcring it; but is is equal
" 50 to that of Miss eastman and other established
artistcs in the same characters; 50 we have only 10
say that according to the established conception of
the character Mrs. WARDS acting left nothing to he
drsr cd.
In quite different Style Mrs. Gasp gave u, a de
lightful representation Of Mrs. Beverly ON Friday
night in representing the affections as distinguished
from the passions. In dolincating the emotions of
the wife and mother with the OVERLOOKING tender
ness Of nature appropriate to them. we have never
seen Mrs. CRISP surpassed. She plays Tb3 Wife in
SHERIDAN KNOWLES play of that name, and in Tie
GqmeSter and the mother, in the Queens part. in
Richard ILL., and in The Stranger, As they only can
be PLAYED by one who has herself hccg q good wife
and a tender mothcr-l,y ono who has learned amid
the trial, md pleasures of domestic life the Ian
slage 81 maternal and conjugal love.
And now 1t would appear the star season is to
commence. We have been gT9tifed to see how an
excellent stock oompanyhss been sustained without
the weekly accession of stars, and now we are pre-
Jared to welcome the only living representative Of
the classical higA comedy Of Eagand-of that
comedy which furnished the glass of fashion
IN the days when JoHN5dN. and Burke and Coup
SMITH and Fox. and uARE were the habitues of Con
vent Garden, To sum up in a sentence, to-
night Mr.. McROocH appears in Charles Surface
Who will not be there: We know no city in the
United States where ! dstingu shed air. graceful
manners brilliant wit AM cGnaUmmate acting can
be appreciated q they can in Nashville, and hence
JAMES F. MUED3cn, before all living actors IL the
Nashville f;tvorite. With such a stock company "a
we have at present to support him, we may hope to
see the School for SeIadH givea in such style as it
can rarely be witnessed in any theatre.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

The weather yesterday was delightful There
Nere gooa many people on the grounds. although
NArly as many as We had expected to see The
STOCK was OF the best quality and in quantity about
'he same as IN previous years. We give a list of
the premiums awarded below
To-day IS the blood horse day, AMI we hope 70 see
large crowd especially Lieut. MlUEr will de-
liver the annual address at / O'Clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
Accident to the steamer quaker city.

NORFOLK: Sept. S-The steamer Quaker City broke
her engine fifty miles South of Cape Hatteras caus
ing the ship to leak; which Occasioned great excite
ment on board. The boats were mar ned provision 4
and equipped ready to abandon the steamer. II e
leak however was not serious. The bark Dunbas-
ton, Capt Shadburne, Of Boston, from Turks Island
for New York came to her relief and took her pas
senglrs TO Hamilton Roads; nearly 100 Of whom
have arrived at Norfolk.
Twelve passengers and all the nfilcers preferred
remaining aboard the steamer which was last seen
forty miles south of Cape Hatteras, near the Gulf
stream. The wind was light but the sea very
heavy, No loss Of life or serious damage to the
Steamer Is appfehended
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

DrJF NAY. the distinguished Professor Of Sur
gerry In the shelby Medical College reached the city
ON Sunday last. and commenced his course of lee
lures on yesterday. His eminent character III ms
profession and bis well known skill in operative
surgery, makes it subject of oOngratuaton 10 our
citzons that Dr. NAY will devote himself to the
practice as well the teaching of surgery during
his residence among us
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
Foreign per. steamer India.

NEw York, Oct. 10 A telegraph cable betw
Sicily and Malta has been laid.
The Earl of Derby has notified his tenants on tic
Doom estate in II and to quit.
Sir Hope Grant commands the expeditionar,
forces to China; 10000 men go from India. None
from England
The steamer Africa arrived out on the 25,h
The American ship, Charles Buck burned at Bonn
bay. Loss total.
1t is rumorcd that Prince Albert will represen;
England and Ach Duke Maximillian, Austria, in the
Brass Is Congress
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

JoHN RtutGE at his old stand on College street
has i5st rcccivCl an invoice of Boots and SHOES Of
all descriptions. Every age color and sex may be
suited to any sort Of boot or shoe they want His
stock was selected with great care and with a Spe
cal to the retail trade of our city. lie has
also 4 large stock of Trunks and Vascs. If anvof
our readers wish TO purchase good Shoe, we com
mend them To RAM,GE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
AM have in store Bourbon anl Rye Wht9kIs
w eeughs hyus Ga Whk7 tEe yslss 40 Pas - va
---- $3.50 -. Fr.,.sanud ~ salssf
4AlNG, BROWN tCULE
sNo a Rlkl5 slasR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

The Memphis Bulletin learns that among the pas
sengers Of the Inflated Irene which sunk in the Ar
kansas river about two weeks Since, was an invalid
lady, named LACKEY, with her TWO children,
girl aged sixteen years whose Ieck was dislOcated
by the fall of a bale of cotton. ana son. some years
younger. who escaped injury. Tie lady herself was
injured about the chest and " the falling tim
bcrs She reached Napoleon after the catastrophe
when all she had left four dollars taken from
her by some inhunan wretch. Slia laid for four
days on the wharfboat, and applied in vain TO the
officers of several steamboats, for passage to St.
Louis. The steamer Edward ]. Gay Stopped at Ma
pocon on the 81 inst and the poor woman was gen
crou5ly taken on board, comfortably provided for,
and purse Of 10 raised among the passengers for
her relief. Mrs. LicKEY, however, sank gradually
ovcrpowcred with grief at the loss of her daughter
and with her own physical suarngS and died on the
night OF the lth. She resided in Celta County No