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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

ANEW "DoDoE'-A we'll ressed young man en-
te,ed tee counting house Of do En-town merchant
few days siEoe aid inquired for Mr. ID. Mr.. ID. was
pointed ou 10 him.
81 believe, Sir, ead the wsldresssd young gentle
man, with eight fo,egn accent aid pleasing ad-
d,tss; II believe, Sir you are con Of Mr.. ID. of
Bic JaLriro
Z" Yes" replied Mr.. D.; nv father lives In Rio"
"Ah ! sn glad to fnd 700 Sir. have just ar
rived from Havana and have brought with me 900
cgars which ycur father ordered Of Mr. Diaz Of that
city, with Tsqueit that tbsy be sent to you Mr..
Disr put them ny charge and have brought them,
VITA trouble in my trunk thus saving the dusiss
The Price IL $40 thousand"
Gle Il Iossiblew esid Mr. ID. "I have received no
ecv;ees rtm my father in relation 70 sry such order.
Ars yol sure there is nc mistake about +"
"0h quite sure" said the other. "It is certainly
cd that 7our father hes not written. However here
are ,hs cigsr," be continued, setting down twerty
tosss cf ore hundred each nicely aud secureiy tea
90. 81 sAsll he glad to get rid Of them, for it has
siven great je-l Of trouble 20 get them shore
il n trunk without duties"
"Iptsed!' Mr. ID. made answer, They had bst-
ttr haze gene through the Custom H4uss but il was
certainly very kind of you to take much trouble to
Cbiige a s;rsrgsr.'
"Oh dert ms1.icn t. ssid the other. But |
eolll be glad to gtt rid Of them. Pay try one of
them
A rex rss tpered AID cigar hslded 10 Mr.. d.,
Ylich be lighted
" EIcelent!' esid Mr.. ID. aloud willie he reflected
that 10 sent such ords- naturs. enough thing
biz atbsr TO de- OILY o. should have advised Linn.
Sch cigars as that Re smoking were very cheap
e. SO. But ii is well 50 be cautious.
S1ppost look ct some Of the lower boxes, he
sa,i Tie toxes were piled above the other. at
l. possible You know, that Mr. Diaz-I think You said
Disz-may Lave imposed upon you"
The wendreesec young MAJ did not sssist at the IN
tyi,2 q the pace but Mr.. D. with some difficulty
for they wee very securely and elabOratey tied got
ont lover box, and opened it. The cga-s in i were
g TIE pccrss scIt Of American and worth abou, -
tbopFant.
o. i il rois,blsi' ssid toe young gentleman, when
ie ssT hem " i wss Afeit Diaz was careless,
HcT lie aas ketn imposed upon After all my trouble,
TOT 60
" / An .rul. ,ouy TIA, You should have taken 90
mach, sad Mr.. d. Sorry for my iaihers dissp-
porinsnt too Bu. yoa cant expect me to take
s1oh things at 90, Of course"
Oh, certainly not certainly no! Bat eonfound
thai DislW exclaimed its yorpg gentleman Rs hs
tovsd himself ont.
hr. ID. snilst rlssssn. rns
day or two sttsr. 8 wsl-dT ssssi young gentleman
pAust NJ ~ cV2S..ny<SeQ Of bAnkw u WEI axsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
fAdverti.emert

III. r. II. THE PRINCE OF WALES and SUITE ~
BRAprs NATIONAL PoRTRAIr 0ALLxRrs
Corner Of Broadway and 10th e.
TIE OILY GALLERY the CsTreo orAru<
Honored with Special Witt by tts koIl r,f1
Photographs Of r. H. the Prince Of Wses sad S1fts -
view ct Brsdy's Celery
Copies In every style Of the art for sals
GsLey open from So ia tosP "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
CITY ITEMS.

AcADrsr OF MusIc.-Ths favoiits opera Of
Msiths" viii be performed tonight Formes ap-
pears in he Original ohsracter Of Plunkstt. Niue.
Fabri sin9s the role of Lady Henrietta, and Sguor
stigelE tina, Of Lyonel for the frs! time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

Among the many distinguished Republican leaders
Of the Keystone State who are now visiting our city
we note the arrival Of the Hon. Robert n. Palmer,
SPEAKER Of tine Pennsylvania Safe Senate. Mr..
Palmer is etoppiug at the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
fAdvsrisensutl
BRITISH CONSULATE.

BRITISH CONSULATE.
NHvYosx. Oct Is. lsse.
Messrs. j. 0uasRr L S0s-
0RsrIss1y.
r. H. tie Prince Of Wales having boen unable visit y
Gallery Saturday hss directed cay yos thst PEE
will 10 Boston, he will Of. 10 fog his PhoognSh
Yous truly,
T. NJ. AscsrBALs.
H.. H. TIKI PRiScs OF WALES 6gIra
0rRyRY's GALLERY, No T07 BROADWAY.
BY Royal desire, Messra GURhEY Sos Len fof Bo~oa led
We1nesday for he purpose Of making Photographs OF TIE Pdus
Of Wales end Suite After having taken several negvss ofs0s
PRICE and oJs party during their stay the Revere Hscs
they have retain ed with the pictures 80 sase
tory ~ the Prince that bis Royal dhness orders toe u
ward Ct thousand copies, to be cent direct 70 bseaASAe
Pa'soe.
The p lures viii be on exhibition few days Ia the mesa
time the pull lie examine the Autographs Of de royS p1
on tho Visitors Register ct the Gallery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
advertisement
AT EVANS. No 66 AND 90 FILrON-ST.
IAdxertisarnanll

ADVERTISEMENT
WEDDING CARDS, NOTES ETc.-An the new
styles elegantly ergrayet See the 0ange Blosen Wedding
Euytepe Satin Tie for csre. &c. Sod only ESsaosIIs
Old CARD DepoS, No ca BSosdwBy.
Adversis sme,t
To WiDE-AwAkE CUBS
Every WiAo,Awaxe Club .houd have copas -
Tar PoLIrIoAL Tglv Book
ron 1860.
Coupled by HoRAos 0aRsLxr eud J. Ctsvu,Aas -
Price oil pr copy sso< mat prepaid % ..oetss % Ss
csSa ~ sPetsa By Expresses ee pa 10 lily =. .v~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
TAdveriserisnt.I

OAK ORCHARD ACID-SPRING WATEa.-Hhs
curative properties Of his Water beyond aus
car and see tssn from physicians and other rspsosss
irdividusls. n..c.-,., o., A..
lleropoItsn Hotel Buidirxs No. ia Bsos4wV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
fAdveTNsenens.

EDWARD II. DIXON, M ~, Editor q IT,
s,.n.I and Operating and Consulting Suseou No q tek~1
obscnrs dseases Of the pelV1e
Soer. Rupure Piles Vansoces sat Fisuls aaicay csss1
~ishou the knife Bgsturs ofcs eosrs from 10 g. 70
md 7 70 evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

PoLrcE COMMISSIONERS -Tde Board Il Police Con-
msSioners met yesterday afternoon, and trsnsfefrsA
Sergesn Wsrow Of the Twentieth to thu Fiftssnsh
Precinct; appointed patrolman named Tryax, AM
accepted the resignation Of Patrolman ablin Of The
Third.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

An IMPROVEMENT IN WAGoss.-Mr. Charles Brad
field of Burlington N j. yesterday halted in front Of
THE TRIBUNE Office with a wagon Of peculiar con-
sruction which allows large wheels to be used while
tie body stil hangs very low. This is accomplished
by means of vertical axlss the body hanging between
the wheels. The improvement may be applied to
four.wteeed vehicles, as well as to those with two
wheels, by throwing all the weight upon the large
wheels, usipg the forward small ones merely for
draft, and for turning the wagon The peculiar axles
used allow the introduction of spiral or rubber springs
If desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

LAYING A CORSER-STosE-Th cornerstone fors
new church, in Foryfr street, the corner OF
Sixth avenue to be built and occupied by the First
Independent Methodist Church Of the City Of New
York, was laid yesterday afternoon at o'clock Iy the
pastor Pref. H. Madison, in the absence Of Dr. Ting
Of st. Georges, who was expected 10 ohicsIe. Ih'
church lie dereLt from any other mthodist organizs-
ton in the city, There is Presiding Elder snd the
eonsreesiion are not amsnsble to any Conference
relstiys 10 their local affairs. They have been
chipping for some years past at the ooraer Of Broadway
and Twenty ninth street.
Addresses were delivered by DR.. Burchsrd, Dow.
ling, and Tying, and by Theodore Tlton Of The I-de-
pszdert and there were present sght or ten clergy
men representing different denominations. Pref MAJ.
tspa eavs historical sks.r Qs w lsdsfesasat Hs,a.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI In Chancery Court
SCoTT COUNTY. Oct. Term A. d. 1859
FWN0 all persons claiming or having an interest
Il either legal equitable, iu the lands here.
matter described at the time the same sold or
forfeited for Taxes, and all such other persons ~
may be interested therein;
Take notice. that have filed my bill in the
Chancery Court, Of Scott county. for the purpose
of having the title vested In me, by tax deed made
perfect aud valid, against all parties claiming or
having an interest in such lands, which existed at
the timethe same were sGld for taxes;
You are also, hereby notified, unless you appear,
and plead, answer or demur to said compartments
bill, hy or before the 4th Monday in October, 1000,
t being the regular term Of the Chancery Court Of
Scott county the said bill and allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed and admitted to be true
and the complsin will move the Court 70 decree
forthwith, aconirnatiou of such title as fully aud
completely as if the parties had been personally
served with process, and had appeared and defen-
ded said proceedings.
The Iand9 are situate lying and being in tho
county of Scott and State as aforesaid, known and
described as follows. tO-wt Lots No g. 10, IA and
u.s. section twenty-five, township seven, range fre,
became the property Of the State in April, 1850,
for taxes of 1s4e, and sold to WA. Lakewood. by
the State, on the LIST September, 1858. The West
half southeast quarter section five and south half
and west-half northwest qu2rteT,. section seven.
township SIX range six, become the property Of
the State April 1850 for taxes Is47, and 500 10
James Wilson. the lst September, 1853, and
sinoe. has become the propertyof w. A. Gstewood.
South-ssese quarter, section twenty -foHr, north
west 7auartef, of section thirty-thrse, township
seyep, range Q East, became the property Of the
State in April 1850, and sold to Lindsey Harvey on
she st Septamber 1883 and since Transferred TO me-
. 5F44si WA. GATEW00D, Complainant.
Cooper and Harper, Solicitors Of complainant.
IS Sept 10 '6e---30d. -r.a
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19

yEYHE Pablo Schools viii be re-opened on Mon
day the 24sh inst. Tickets Of admission
may be had en- Application TO the undersigned, At
the Office Of D. N BsrFpFs.
/ lass IS BY order the 9fusteesy T go
Sept Ia '60-s3t. +. r. RUSSELL, Sec'y.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
8 'A..nRRorYPIsTs..Rare chanec.

q rg ai AMBRoTYPE GALLBRY ron SALE.
FyNHE Subscriber, having embarked In different
line Of business, Offers for sale the old estAb-
lshed sky light gallery, formerly Teiga'sl over
] w Shaw store. Jackson, Mississippi.
It is we'll fitted and furnished, aud completely
sprointed in everyrespect Rent, only SOC year.
hseuoa Artist can make $1,000 a year IN This Gal
iery-and il is now offered foronly S5oo-as the uu-
defsigned, retiring from the tEade has no Further
use for il. For particulars, address
= 49, ~ D.. =. BOYD,
b Aur 92 l60--wtf. al Memphis, Tenn.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19


STA TE oF1iIsslssIPPI,l In chsacsry Court,
=. SCOTT CouNIV. : Ocs Terr.. A. D. 1850.
n 20 all persons claiming or having an Interest
n either iegel or equitable, II the lands
hereinafter described at the tirue the same we're
sold for taxes, and all such other persons ~ may
be intere7ted therein;
Take notice, that I have fled ny bill 10 the
Noapcery Court Of Scott county, for the purpose
% having the title vested In me By tar deed made
Eerect and valid against all parties Claiming or
uavng an interest in such lands which existed 81
M " TINE the same were sold for taxes;
- on are also hereby notified unless you appear
- Psad answer or demur TO said complaimants bill
Iy ~, VI before the 4th Monday Of October 1860 Il
s.ats 'oe regular term of the Chancery Court Of
,- county, the said bill and allegations thereof
"a -; l4ken Tor confessed and ndsiitted TO be true
fortb 80 piainant will the Csugs TO decree
oor,ri,.1 continuation OF such lille as fully and
servsJ w, as y the parties had been personally
,n5 5s, isn hotlee or process, and had sppea,ed
| ~, ~, ueieaded said proceedings.
me saia tanda sfe situate lvir,z and bs; l.; a, %
S,uhy OF scott, State of MississipTi knaSSvn 80
tuseiiosa 90 toHows, to-wit East-bsJf 81 1919
east quarter, section eighteen towpshir svs 800.
flgGt, Last, Became property Of the St.4. ~ 80
tS3l, for taxes 1850, and sold by ne Ssste Pl
AID \. Lakewood, on LIST September 1854. ana my,
has been transferred TO me- e"1 suit@
J. G. HARPER, Couapl.fro,.
Cooper Harper, Attorneys for Conplsisan,
Sent 10 '60-3Dd.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
z13DF ffSJNIEA1NN
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

isis Scorr CdCNTY.a US
70 all J,crsoi,g esp iasa Aa9sRg interest, citer
the time Che sa8e leers sold tof lsesF and ~ saca
TVAKE NOTICE. That have iiled my bill Ia u
Il Mississippi, for q confirmation Of my title 20 81
9th February, 1859, in Raa 70 the following DO or
eriyed under and by virtue oil tax sales, hereipaft
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19

% TIC f.
MESSRS. Griffith aud Stewart ara our author
I'VE ized agents, curing Cur temporary absence
from taiscity.
July IL '6O--s-w e;a. ADAMS 4 HORNE,
Ladies ana ssentis. Gold " aIchcs.
w North, willgiye bargains,
June a9, go. IN. MoREY.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
NOTICE.

IA Chancery Court Of said County and State,
October Term 1880.
egaL or qaitabe an the taads hereiaaer dsscric at
,ttar persons as may Be Interested therein
Chancofy Court Of Scott County, In the Sth.e 90
Lands nnder theact Of the Legislature OF the Stats
mentioned, to wit:
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
mTII4yFr7y AND pREsssI AKINC

MILLINERY AND DRESsMAkING.
NsRS FLUSSNR Is now receiving large and
IHA varied stoek os Feney-Go6ds consisting of a
variety Of Sun1iaer Bonnet lawns Shaker BOnaei'
aud TTimniing Ribbons, Rica sash Ribbon, Lack
and Beaded Head-dressos, ChidTen's Hess, Chila
ren's Hats, dotted Chantils Hnd Berlin Wool Walls
Long and shorS siits, Corseta nd Hoop Skirts, al
orders in Millinery or Dressmaking promptly at
tend cd to. Oct IL '59--tf.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19

Yau win further nsticc, that sas
contirnsed, aud saas nliless yaa q !, !
and why eonptaiuan :. ttsics sa s,s ]
S+Ate connty, insesid STATE Of u Z. !.
"a hili will be taken " e9nf ~ I, Z
80 $3.50 a. ana i deere cont rniIg ssiO
sept. 10 'oe-wsw. s... $.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
SCHn0I. NnTTCE.

Con.saissioner Of The Geaeraf Load 0.i3ee
GENERAL. LAND 0PricE, August 18th, 1860.
Sept 5 '6O-El3w.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19

5 When Sold for For the Taxes Of date Of Tax I
II Taxes, what Yearss .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

GoMERY ALA.-We understand that bold attempt
was made to fire the Capitol by some unknown per-
sons about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning The torch
was applied to the door opening into the room be-
tween the stairway leading out upon the dome and
the Senate gallery, and had not the flames been dis
covered at so early a moment by that faithful and
reliable eolored boy, Elias who attends at the build
ing. its destruction would most probably have been
inevitable. The room in question was filled with
old books, paper material, and other combustble
matter and if the fire had got under Roadway, all
efforts TO arrest its progress would probably have
been futile The supposed ircendiaries were seen
by young gentleman of this city few moments
after the occurrence but they have not yet been
Montgomery Advertiser, Noe rs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

b Our MEMBERS TO CoSGREss.-We learn that all our
members of the Federal House of Representatives
have determined to 60 on to Washington and resign
there. We are informed that there members from
other Southern States who are DESTROYS of confer
ring with them in the steps towards the consumma-
ton of a Southern Confederacy. This arrangement
will not interfere with the discharge of their duties
as delegates to the State Convention. Col Keitt Mr.
Boyce and Mr.Mes have been nominated as delegates
for which their experience admirably fits them and,
therefore, their election is very generally desired
Columbia South Cdrotiaiaa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

EFFECT OF THE PANIC on MANUFACTURERS The
Boston 7FGUeua has this paragraph: 1.-The Provis
dence JograG' says that owing to the stagnation in
the market, Messrs. A i W. SPRAGUE have STONED
their print works. We understand that some of the
other printers have for several weeks reduced their
production. The market for prints has been dull
for some time, and in the panic in the New York
money market, sales are naturally very limited !;
but we have no doubt that trade will soon revive.
and thaS the works temporarily suspended will start
again to their fall capacity Of production and that
the market will be all the better for diminishing
the present supply.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
Effects OF the Panic InNew yor,

The New York Herald OF the 9th calling attention
TO detailed statement in its commercial columns of
the falling of Of trade in various branches IN tina
city since the 9Th of November, says:
Ii will be seen that since the 9th of November
there has been an alarming falling off in the sale
and manufacturing of articles dependent to anv
great extent upon the Southern trade and that no,
less than fifteen thousand operatives have already
deem discharged, and out of employment at this
critical time just when winter is setting in with all
its severity.
Not only have orders ceased to come from the
South, but many orders on the books Of our manu-
facturers varying in amount from S. 600 to SIS OOO
have been recently countermanded The branches
of trade which have suffered most are the carriage
and harness businesses, clothing boots and shoes
hats and caps, groceries, and wines and brandies
In all these the sales have declined to such an extent
as TO render it necessary TO discharge the workmpn
in various proportions, some houses throwing ont
three-fourths Of their hands. and some dismissipg
the whole. Any comment upon such a state of al,
fairs is wholly unnecessary; the facts speak strong
or than words.
The Journal Of Commerce, Of the same date saws
The President of one of the Banks Of this CITY.
who has few superiors an intelligent man or a
sound nalcier expresses his conviction that during
the present financial crisis this city has already
lost jffty millions of dollars depressed Repubi-
can earnestly inquired Of him when this decline in
stocks was going to stop?' He replied, Never
until you repeal all your Liberty Bills, and give the
South their rights"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
DIR. KINGS DHSPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


No DR.. KING. formerly Of New Ycrk for the Ia,
49, four years Of Louisville, Ksatueky and who IA,
devoted biz attention to The treatment private Ia -
thirty Eaters himself having attended to usetic -
many years. and cured 70 many thousands enabled a
al diseases Of private nature hea lad th ~ ~
from In udcou nedi'el treatment from rsgiec al 80 go.
Dr King Dspensary isNo . Deacek ssssi hst.sr 49,
and the Square where he al dszaez ~ p-.i s
GosoHHEA cured without nsgsoEs medicine o. inisre-ss
sTEcTqRs Of old Or recent dsse sasesually cur.s In
Gays by a. operation sAeh causes pain. where stea
exists health eannst be enjoyed Perhaps no d.ss
Eiechief and uncerminef the constitution 60 much
SYPHILIS, win All ne diseases Of e Ekin rron t a. -
ieo or bad treatment, he eectualsy cured In a ~ 49,
sklSAL hEAKs. particular attention having been rren .
Aaa Al me querees growing e. 5ronrh,
an IN many cases By The destructive HABITS ~
Youths and excessive indulgence Of tie passions ae~j 4
shch sil undermine do constitution rendering ts aust -
IL Tor susiness or ssesiy and causing prem.tur ~ -
FEMALES Who may be lAooring any sculty ~ - via
nay rest assured Of INN. edais relief
erons residing aoros1 ~ writing and satin heir csss M
directed 70 Dr. A. King, No. q Dsassk st1
NasaVille Tenn, Fhva the neceassrv ulcns sns 10 th
.seesafy QUESTIONS Strict secrecy Observed o.
-sY23. Is59-d&Wiv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

TIE PATRIoT.-Y yesterday was the fifth snniversa-
~ Of the establishment of this paper. Since the
first day Of its existence, its editorial department
has been most ably conducted, as all its readers
know, while its business department has been no
less successfully managed. The proprietors and
editors of the paper celebrated the day in a most
agreeable manner the portly subscriber doing
the hOnors Of the occasion.
We unite with the other friends of the Patriot in
wishing it continued success We hope its working
managers may live to congratulate themselves on
many returning anniversaries, on their prosneritv
and success.