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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11
The Great CANADIAN Ear1haunke of iGs

The earthquake lately felt in Canada imparts a
vivid interest to the history of similar phenome
non, which in more striking proportions occurred
there two centuries ago; we therefore reproduce
cital from the Year Book Of the Jesuis for the year
1868, where it may be found on the Sd and subse
quentpages: rslee 50
nL,r
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PRRCOCIOUs CHIIDREN.-BALIIET mentions one hun
dred and sixty three children endowed with extra
ordinary talents among whom few arrived at an
advanced age. The two sons of QUNTILIAN, SO
vaunted by their father did not reach their tenth
year. HERMoGENES, who at the age of fifteen, taught
rhetoric to MARCUS AURELIUs, who triumphed over
the most celebrated rhetoriciaus of Greece, did not
die but at twentyfOur lost his faculties and forgot
all he previously acquired. PIcA d MRASDoLA died
at thirty-two; JOHANNES SECUYDUs at twenty five
having at the age of fifteen composed admirable
Greek and Latin verses, and become profoundly
versed in Jurisprudence and letters PASCAL, whose
genius developed itself at years old, did not at
tam the third of century. In 1871 child was
born Lubbock, named HENRI HEINNEKEH, whose pre-
costly miraculous. At ten months of age he
spoke distinctly at twelve learned the Pentlteuch
by rote, and at fourteen months was perfectly ae-
quainted with the Old and New Testaments. Attwo
years he was as familiar with Ancient History as
the most orudte authors of antiquity. SAUsoN ard
DANvILIE only could compete with him in geographic
cal knowledge. In the ancient and modern Ian
guages he was proficient This wonderful child
was unfortunately carried of in his fourth year.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
AS universally uppansd al other 0ntments and healing
applications in both the Eaern and Western Heisphefs
wherever ntrodueed and is tfRsic merit the true sece
Of its IN all a0Hs whether me cause be
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11

EJaShv111e Theatre.
MUELLER MANAGERS
MONDAY Evening, November I2th, 1880,
BENEFIT appearance of the celebrated ConedienDe
and Vocalist,
MISS MARIAN MACARTEHY,
And the eminent Comedian Mr.. +. A VINCENT,
First tims in this city OF the prize Drama Of
NINE POINTS OF THE LAW.
RodOmont A. Vincent
Mrs Smyll9. MSS Mari2n Macharthy
After which the Bzrlets Of JENNY LIND.
Jenny lind. with Marian Mccarthy
Granny Vincent.
To conclde with a OBJECT OF INTEREST
NOtIce.-DOors open Performances half past !.
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BURNS az soALDs


instantly relieved Of their Z anguish, pain and imam
nation, by timely sPpiiea ton othis Har0estos AsdIsr
and the aesb Il renew asR$ By a charm, blsnish
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11

PHILHARMONIC sOCIETY's
Crane Concerts
TUESDAY Evening, nov. ~, 1850,
AZ
Odd ESSI1OWS1 HaI1.
CHARLES II. MUELLER, Conductor.
TFVHE Society have valuable assistance Of Miss Carrie
Louise Bent Mrs j NJ Ksating Mr. c II W Bent ssdame
Ern Prof Henry Weber Prof Seekers Dir Jus fingue
TICKETS oSE DOLLAR.
Subscribers ticket, admitting Tires persons
open t7; Concert to commence at7:45 novIo-d%
Lost.
N Tuesday night last buLeh Of eyss numbering eleven
" IN all Also one large Brass ksy suitable 'os s.ls;
Lazrencburg BANK will pay handsome reward for the
sovs 2 dst A. IizeII Hooper Co :
Notice.
TEyE public Is hereby notified trade for two notes
euted by A. Phelps and Rsiney to John A. Petty, Nov
other for s4 and lcents son the latter be paid in painting
Also two notes Tor dates aud psymenls to B
Peyas the has Cd and We Will not pay them
A. c. PHELPS & RAIHEH-
Nashville, Nov. 9. ee-ds,'
STOP THE THEFT
Holm R. KIRBY left my house the morning Of the 4h o.
b November taking With my horse, saddle and bsds said
krOy raised Rock Island about years
old ve Rect nine or ten inches IN height eomplexioas
abue blanket coat When he left got
casnet pants and most consDcuous Nooen comforter about
neck, striped enghwise red and white think proea
bly, he is lurking in The vicinity Of NcainnvIe Sparta
The horse Light sorrei, his right hip sa little snotteI
star face small snip his with white little tne
Of Eve feet high and viii he years old next spsing
Ivpay SIS the horse, $50 o tbs delivery q me horse
thief lockout and bring the rascal to usiice
II possible married left her support
= = ~ II ~ y r. FUR5ASON.
Ny address-snyrna Depot, Rutherford County, Tenn.
noE9-3t fa ss,t.
Superior Envelopes at Wholesale
FSIlE subscriber the anon o. Booksellers
Staioners Dealers in Fancy Goods and all Others 70 he
extensive and quality OF EBveOpe3 manu-
fa:tnrsd y him me kinds embrace every style Ct Letter s9
Official, Wedding Port Folio. Drug and ether varieties Also
Parchment and lined, all made gumed the most pere
manner the best folding nachiues yet Invented. a.
Also, Writing Payers Of all kinds wholesale prices ram
pies with trade list Of prices sent By mail, when requested
Deslels ryi TO call and mime his stock, qualities
| prices, styles, &c, SAMUEL RAYN0R,
| nOy9-d21 lis William Street, New York,
Dividend Notice. 80
TENHE Board Directors Of the Nashville Commercial In
suranee Company have this day declared semi annua
dividend of three dollars SHARE payable after the 2O
/ inst a ~ JAMES WALKER,
1 noys-iw Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11

The Machinist. the Ira
viduzl whose lot in life
ehancc Of accident from ssptO- .
bear in mind that this 1Agle
friend. Ii Is beth portable /.
5e his compsnion., as friend ,
Of living Witnesses to feStify =;
owe their sound limbs and ,
. The following are q few ~
DALLeY-S MAGICaLPAIN /.
TIVE as veil as JURB: Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11

Children ara Sreouept SUI from inurie
espscav from Hind and CssnlPkeas AsplOsiORs-thet
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly AZ hand II Breasts and quickly
NOES the TETTER or RING > WORN, preUGlsRt IL
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. rRAyELERs By SEA AND LAND.

vslsr, a-d every other indi.
throws him within the
si0n- IRE o. collision, should
Extractor Is his best and only
and cheap. and should ever
in need There are Thousands
to is maTseli0as virtue. xLo
muscles 70 iis FATing efficacy
The leading dfssdsss foFFnlck
EXTRACTION isa PREVBf
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A Pair OF MARES for sale.

A CONSIGNMENT OF FRESH OHIO NEAL
"A just received and for sale by
- ~r .--- B. ?. SHIELDS 90;
Cotfao q.
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PAIR Of fine broke match brood mares, with Chde
Harold colts for sale cheap, will be exchanged
ground. Apply to W BROWN.
Noy3-2E AZ Cherry ct
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and PhOpograPhy,


A EuR for ne neck vh tie owner can have b. applying
n At this Once. nov6-tiW,
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For LouisviIle aud Cincinna

FaNHE regular packet steamer meIrOse MIR. 80
Master will depart above and all in LAX
tefmedste landings Tuesday next the 18th inst -
at - o'clock For freight passage apply board
H. Il. HARRISON,
RoyII-2t A. HAMILTON Agents.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER If, 1860.
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DiYidemd Nnfrce.
THH aIoBH-

Company have this day declared semi annual
dividend Of three dollars shae payable and after The Oh
inst JAMES WALKER,
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We make the following extracts from the Detrsit
Free Press Of the Stu:
For our own part we deny the right Of secession
byOne State Or any number Of States.
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For Governor Milton Dom.) G997; Hopkins opp
52S5. Millions majority, 1852.
For Congres,-Hilton (Dem.) ZIG; Allen opp
5l5L Hilton's majority 1862.
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FOE LOUTSVuLl

TBNHE fine passenger steamer james john
SON, JESSE JOHNSON, Master, will leave for lax n
the above and all inter mediate ports WBDNEs- -
DAY. the 18th inst, Of y O'Clock n. freight OF passage
apply on board or to A. HAMILTON, ?
noVlO-h u. II. HARRISON, Agents.
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DIR. Hufeland.
0aIfanifher GnrnioI

LF sE0NAI AhAIAJN SHSAkAb Es "a. -
ldr i9utlt SELLING son 9aatn, Grsdltuns, SaEH.uita, 9sda.
ne, @sr5ea pals anS ELECTROMAGNETIC, aaslebruas unt
nsnn NOD rt58Ii4, Gr... sltruna fir 4at an bteier &rdnsbtH
eelssase islSR tn ben LISTEN StGbien:
ag. &c tf fur cine 6laTt pom RtanEte ten btftramt, Biz
auGentintr ane asf6brlt6tr ale aat antert bertn bic BeusA.
Rer btefsS edrtcs untgr1ocrfen ifn6 RrdnE6eten bic POI. 4.
Rer fietnen Gri6ltuna ~bcrrlbren. Or. Ben, htsfe effs 6r,t.
Ttr Hhe I'll, mas bic pen uns bas afSr Btsber fir bic Bstvpk.
deS aneerer 8pnen fab, aber To tam beasnrtt htsHG.rn. tas
tt uHs 9tdntbtt'sa san a%f0sfrer Ssfdttlt&tett unb mssT
Gtnt nstttrs gtsbt btr sntfesItS.n @efdBrItbssit Der yss
etaeF fletatu ~srfdltEns .a.ftbenben RedufSti:en, taat ad 81
ttner Bid uber naSattfnke aus SEN DettGttn bS Sttlabsl.
ptta @efunbptitsdEtteS tntnentnttnt Gdtens sErrtbens Skt.
la5tlp9si anetsannt eiat Der a~sfunbsfen @tdbts bes Ilnlea 10
ietat bic Tnbeaet ~! ia B5lss sGal- ~ .1ifl8ssak
1852. @efantmtsael Der gttr stfaus s3la tucsT rs
5tarbtt an 5dwnktu&t aIHf,St2Tsnd tm
fnbere Sran'ssEssna 1880 . ,4a
$50. 8semmJahl Der Stsrttfagt 9'79
Stareea an ct wtnbfa6 1895
$3.50 snStFf aTar'ssttss z 1854
1894. @ssmutsabI her sttt bttdas A1s9l5.j. 1854
"a Siar5er an SnStsbfuGt ATS 1-s--4P
" Snbers Rrnngtttsn 1855 saih
Die 9abigH sttgtu, bab ~betaattstu q. EtAi ea,r Sterxs.
!aaE IN sts'st Haabt tur9 aassttruns tsrurIeat mtshsn, al.
aEltath gpn cen taplrst3sn anbtrn GsiStn, Sic Bon stas
idtivn Hf'%..ans ntrbet9sfntrt nerhfn
S6Dnt'e uere.. gefanbtett ub wsnn tbr an elmer @rfGltrna be
6alfdmt1ten Gcretal uc ttr tSnnet auf fdere @enefuuo rednen,
Gaufen6e baben eteies BetbaH unD be6en ~nrnterbare gDtrtuna
beIeuat. :
dem Safe bas vDeutl6e 8ttters" ee6raudt trerten iDGte. Sn
8dIen BON etnem antalernben 9ufen berratrenotr Sdwa&e unt
@bipaHnute bs ean3en Gsfers ptro man bas Sttters Srn erpsen
Nbten fnben.
6aRelbe wirb etaita Bet Or. 6. 81. Sadfpn, 4sS &r8fr.
pEtlaeelPbtd, Serfertt8t uo E talen DFIegEfen rnbsS lCretalteru
PTsts Is ssat1 bic SIaf&s. @t II
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8crmtfcbte Mnsetgen.
@tnnrr,s %NIGhmnf6tme.

Die @6ueioer beFger @tabt, ionte aue qerionen. pelte cine
cute 81 dbmoi d Inc ~ BADEN wii!ni49eq, i slaf ar Ea sT 4R1t IA
raeno cine an6ere, urO 10 AUD %awetmaI 10 otel @elS
%nbrtnst. qsis e. m %sg r assrI I aTs s@%n q SaS ben 4 Sd' aatIa
in bieHoer @tobt in Operation an &tBden, gSefen nnb 9cfn. rno
9aSen 8Ts Gisn S9, oSsr bic Sii Sa ;hs,, at si.fts d IN 0 anS Sfsnp a assst m lg
tft9 II gm2e, meIfe cine Ser b fen Rdbma a 8tnen bic
nj NJ @jebrauds inns, baben mBdten, i%pten IN unierer Stfee' Is.
SO. 159 Baltimore ltraBe
-, n,reteer nn @ebrmtbs Qnwetiun9en in beutiter, eu9IH6er,
r"., tSFI rnS fonniidtr Gprade gu baben itno unb no mir Sc.
II tefeime @fa Dime tanft, auf S%eriet6en orssSse9 tsrrsn.
,n w|''G gue Wtaititen merben Elm gauges Sabr mad ttrem Gnfauf
o T0r ms in boucr OrSnun9 uno &eparaticn 8ebalten.
I&b28,iO %. g. BrObert6, N9eut
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41ffN 9rp6e
fll6li6e nro fl6peftliAe NOute

spj6en 3 baltimore. .
City Bpint. 9nn6bnrs. @a.,
&norptQe un6 WienpbiS, Tenn.
uno ibaspiden ~lesenoe plGbe.
Ole Dampfer n@ co. 9eabobp" lne "8efbt6ere" Der
Iafeu Jest Baltimore isSsn 9iienltas, 0Onnerfas anO eamlta8,
iabIt6en Gienbabm mad ~9pndbur9, 9nerrtle, wenpbts &c.
T8nfl Die farscte unb ~9eet9nnetfe Sratt<Oecute
fee, @eOraia, unb BEN nSrbiiten SbiI bon alabama T.. 9Ni43fppt.
S@- &aareu mer6sn mad trSsno etnem heier Plase 5%ttffsfoert.
R2bere &,%tunit ertbelt
8. 8r6nb Jun.
, Mseh hr gslrbattan Oanapif&tff. gsnp.
Na1ssK ". 5. 9tsbtfr. ,gDtarE
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Me,ter n1tb tptebttger Sobrplan:
1lI8 Nta6 Oem @eiteu ntO Gii0eu. -
50 1Ikiu.o.n r,,.A ;o-GS;fenE1h

baltimore lItD SDtO=Ntten01Dn+
Sin unO rad benz 80. Suit 1860 eeten Bite 8aae rte fUl9t:
Upn Camden Stattpn Baltimore: Der gDfst9, Spnntd98
duseenDmmen, I'm 8 rtr so Minrtan @prmttass unb Der @r
pre- ssu9 INT 4 lttr- Minuten NadnttaeS. getbe 8uge eeten
mad allen 1betIen hes 9Defens unb Nprb-lDeRenS IN etretter
Qtnie. .s#r--s. T. d. OF ...s. .#.t. -at...f.
..t5a.r Stir Weg>Bafa9iere.
gtn@ alien gunftfn 3rti4en Baltimore unS 9tebrnUnb nstrne
man ben 8 utr 80 Wstn. G,thtttdB- Bug. ga6 alien pultteh
spil&en @%uneetlanO wtS BGsetin9 uaO Snifasn @raftUa uno par
~fersbura ben 4 1tr - Wthuters Bug Bon Baltimore.
Der SrebertfzN Recommendations BUG
serldst Baltimore fur Greberif ub te basntf8en ~lesenten
YlGse tdsl6 UNI A lttr is Nltnuten @aGntttnsS, nit &usnabne
bs Spunta8S. lao erreiht Srebertt UNI III. 30 %. Atenes; Ser-
last bet Der &uGtebr 6reeertd UNI 9 ubr @Prntttde8 uno lanet
In Baltimore TIM 10 Il. 80 80. W~ttta9san.
Der @licptt8zW tt18zQc 3ug
sebt. tGelt6 NIT &usnnbrnt bes Spnntag8 mte fpl8t:
0erldet Gdrtcenfdttpn nm 500 WfCrgens uno l II. 4.20 Stadrt,
grn @GtcCtt's @ttIs UNI 7r45 @tpr8ens, 2,3ou Gao Na4m.
Nad) Wal6tn9tpn u1o DEM Sibe1t
se6en BITE 8ase UNI rs aab $40 @Urntta9S. fowte nm IS unb
4,20 Nd6uttto8S.
SIN Spuntr nm AIS NapreenS. st
a.s Son g8aI6tn9ton
UNI g. 20 nnb Z gorrhtttas5 uno 8, 20 unb 5 80 Ta6m
Mm @5pnntd8 nnr HaGNnittagS tint 800
Der 3wette unb Sterte Bug 0pn Baltimore un6 g~gaIbtn9tDn yer.
btnben it6 nit Sen 3Igen Der Mnrapptis Batn.
Der 3wette unb brittle Bug bdlt auf zen 3ntfhenfattpneu.
Rg- g0eBen TtfetS, &u5tunft, 8atrt u. {. ~. penee man F6
an S. &. ~@nglanb, Aeent an Der 3iGet.Sffte, @dnben-
Rattpn. % m. 9reScBtt Smttt,
9ransportattpnSntetfer, 8attmUrc.
SD @ple, Gsnernl=9taeteur. (Iui6iO
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Btanp'8 auf geIteuunq

un6 ron teber 6pls= unb 8aunrt wer6en 8~eltefert.
0te 9rGBte SUref1lt ptro duf bic &rbett un6 auf bte Musnnhl
Der Watertnlten Serwencet rmb ct fam baber fir iebeS aus fetntm
Snattut bervOreetehbe Snftrun1ent bic @drantte Iterne6p1ea, tB
eS aae Gteenfhaften etneS 9uteu ptanp'8 Bette. 3
Mae Snfrnn1entt aus metner 5abrtt iperpen fir 5 Sabre St
Strt Gag be8 gerfaufes at earanttrt.
8elOnbere Mufnertldmfeft rtr6 auf ste Musr1bt Spn Snfrus
nenter, welGe tn elmer erpBen @ntfsrnuns SerIenoet werten, ser
Meneet unb eth gErreGt 6S tmtGni8es t~nnertalb6 6 MCnateh Srnl
gsrtautStaee an, tptr6 0eftattet, fpate eta Snfrun1ent nt4t spas
fGnbt8 b%erisbteen.
40 @%r96bdnblet tperSen rCDtttuabet uas SUrsufpre6en ste fe
I'D dnbertrdtt IS nm eben. ..-@ 4
8eRdm6ts %SUrrdtbis cine @uspatt BON MeGpbepns, son en- BE,
fen Snfruneatenntadern su $4,000. lido 4.
IL 9tanCs rerbet uTaGetauf6t, aus9enhtet6et rnb 9eftmrnt.
-. sE=-. SStr. &ttdbe u. Spmp.
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9St6tt0 f1ir Gtulv ottSerer.
esSsAsSss@y @5x&sa e
Neae arrangements fit GiltipalOcrer, bic
nndl Hetl Weifei III reiislt iniit1id1en

=-"%nE
Neae arrangements fit GiltiualOcrer, bic
mad Dem Weiter 81 reiien piiniden.
BON IeUte ben 9. N1Sentber all, rerben be Gtnranoerer auf
Der Nurteern 9ehtral @algertfrest Depot qisnbatn NIT BEN
Grpres3n8 %6efEreert. Die Slbn bfetet tdpur6 rem SntAtigrdnten
eineu .8rBBeren 9prtbett, als iraeub etne anbere 8atn,
aud TT tie nm "a Wfetlen fdr8rr ais jebe anrere 8atn rad tfnauns
ten gldsen, as
Yttt8bur9, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort gBapne,
Chicago, Ofilrarfee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod S3larb, Burlington, Soma @ttp
so rpsrSea sss1alb bic nit ber 9ort9era gentr9hI 9atn %eeeeaStn
bort stntrefe aud weroen4 @lat wentBer bs gDaaen SaEei &C.
aDsdfelt. gle. 8abn aieFt tur&. ben f4Enfen Ebstt pa 6bfU.
Die ean3e @ntferhune Spn bier Bis GbtaeO 1T 800 atrtlen 3a5
9eEdd mtED bier Ge3et&nft (marifD nnb 9eRt nit ben Yafa8teren
an ben 8eftmmun8aprt.
Oeu6 Greitline, Dabtpn, Cincinnati, Snbianaa
pplt8, louisville 1nb ct. Souls
nerben ebsnfaps gahaBtere ~befSrbsrt mb fir tbr @epGG feline
tuetters nntIasangstOfsn 6ereGnet. Die gafa8tsre tSnnsa NIT
eeten Ubne untertreas a%ufeetalten III merteh. - DurGfaGrtg-8tl.
lettt tpereen Sertauft iu Der Office hes Msenten.
SpbrG B1tfer,
0tI4s Nc. 25 9eaS-Strett nabe 26aters GDbarf,
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Seuers@ erHbermnecn.
Johnston's INSURANCE Rooms

~ Il ~ - OOAAA6 a.
SEQ. 70 SecDnb1tr.
Tcuer=, Mdrine= unb 0eben8=OerfAes
.14 run08=Spmpaantcn. ,aa
1Gt6erIte llrO feIteite G%Ompngnie.
VerIiderun98@@ Comp. Der 8dllep y. Btr9inien.
NIT $500, 900 capital. tO,sh
GHndbur9< Ger 8z@pmp. y. Yir0iltien.
nit 5000, 600 Capital.
NlbertarlezU erIideruno8z@pm y. VirQinieu
nit 5000, 600 Gapital. e $751; NG
@barter OafzSerIt9 Comp. BON Sartfprb,
NIT $3.50. 900 Capital.
Securttps@ erfi6eruts8> Comp, bon NepsOcr'
NIT $270, 900 capital. .<
YhCntr=yerIthertmg8z@pn1p bon 9eem@WDrf
nit $500, 900 capital.
NeIDlute@V er1tderrn98 @pntp. y. Nemzg)Drf
nit $27O, 600 @aptot.
WtcrtonfsV er1td 8=@ptnp. .. gtemzgprt
ILL. nit $500, 900 Capital. 'GH#I
JtepeB DrlozSerltde .=@Dnp bon NelpzQ)orf
NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
Mercdtttle Wtutuql WfQrtne.
nit 81 900, 900 Capital.
Veretnt9te Staaten Seben8zY er1tderuno &c.
NIT 81, $50, 972 capital.
NDrtbern vi urancez@ pu1p. BON Qpnbpn
nit So, 1914, Ill Capital.
Ute oben bennertten @omra9nteen inb BON Der QeolSynb,rAos
StaateS Wiarblan6 ~autberiirt uo I5enfrt. wv" v"
Gte pom penn nnter5ettnetet reprdfenttden Gpmpoonteen koheo
ptrtli9 oerfa9bare8 Capital gum bOuen cben a nov sE Raoea
Setra9 berantportth fur bic 3ablun9 bon GerIuHen. 'o>9''"'
Werit&erui9SpoIicen percen ~aus9eoeben uu6 @er[urte rHnrgit
erfest. stgf5 te $b08. .. sam F@I mn
e~.S Wsx.m s. 4sff.#- 10 SecDnoitr.
"" NII"M, S"tVe9Ut' C}ai7fD
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brzBret1e

ette GtlpatntB an Ter Gntfernun9 brn O9
@~etfente, mel6s bic Baltimore. NIB Sbip'@ benuseut
lesen be Reifen In ~ Sa9en surld uns fatren IN QN8en. be
nRf baS alerbequernfe urb NIT s%epplferten Stben etn8eri6tet Hnb.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-25
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-05

A SUGGEsTIoN.-We call the attention of
the managers of the E. s. C. r. r. to the
communication signed "Princeps" We
think the Company would find it profitable
to conform to the suggestions of our CORES
pondent. If the cost were not so much to
go to the Convention, many more would 60.
While the Company is running its trains,
they might as well be full as halffu of pas
sengers. At half price, certainly two would
go where one goes now. Therefore, moth
ing would be lost by the reduction, and the
probability is, as our correspondent re-
marks, that persons from other counties,
who now go by other routes, would go via
the E. & G. L. Z. at the reduced price,
Hence, the chances are in favor of greater
receipts by the reduction, with no increase
of outlay.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-05

FIRES In CINcNNArI.-A large fire oc-
Cured at SIS and ca Walnut street, Cincin-
natl on the lst inst. James Bradford &
Co., dealers in burr mill-stones and boiling
cloth, and McGown & Sharp, hose, suction,
and betting manufacturers, lost their whole
stock. David Mills, jr, liquor dealer, and
Hanks & Berkshire, grocers and commission
merchants, suffered slightly by fire and
considerably by water. There was some
insurance in Cincinnati offices. The fire.
men worked to great disadvantage, in con-
sequence of the extreme cold weather.
Baldwin & Kennedys match factory, No.
East Eighth street, Cincinnati, also burn
ed on the 3Ist. $4,000 loss. No insu-
rance.
Two rooms of the United States Hotel,
same city, were burned out on the 3lst ult.
Loss but little.