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FARADAY ON THE PHYSICAL FORCES Course OF
Six Lectures on the Various Forces of Matter and
their Relations to each other. BY Michael Faraday
d. C. L, F. R. s Fuilerian Professcr Of Chemistry
Royal Institution Edited by VIM. Crookes, F. C. s.
With numerous Iliustra atoms. limo Muslin
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Auction Sale of Fresh Groceries
BY
TERRASS BROTH s

ON Friday morning next 30th inst, we will sell
" in front of our Warehouse the following articles:
so hhds New Crop Sugar, 200 boxes Brandy,
100 bbls n. Y. coffee, do 100 bbls Rye Whisky,
100 Pow'd. Crushed do 100 " Bourbon DO
100 % Moasses, 25 90 White do
100 half bbls do 25 " Robertson Co. do
100 bags Cuffee Is q Old Reserve do
rs bbls Mackerel, SO " M. Brandy * Gin,
IS White Fish, 10 I" S. NJ Wine,
100 Kit Mackerel, 10 Z Ginger Brandy,
100 boxes Star Candles, 100 doz {. ooms,
so :" Tallow do 100 600 Segars,
so " Virginia Tobacco, 20 cases Sardpes,
so &" Candy, assorted, 10 bbls assorted Nuts,
so " Oysters 100 boxes Glassware,
100 " Fire Crakers, so % Soap,
100 q Schnapps, 25 90 Pickles,
Together with many other articles
no428-td - TERRAsS BROTHERS.
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OF THE CONDITION OF THE NASH
VILE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD; COMPANY ON FIRST NOVEM-
Der, 1860:
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
Brogans.

NEGRO Brogans, Double and Single Sole, Kip an,
IN Grain Leather Boots. fresh supply cheap 10
e-sh by JOHN RAMAGE,
nov23-u AZ College street.
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Fire SIdrss at Chd1sceTy Sale.
DURSUANT to a decree OF the Chsncery Court at
Il Nashville in the case Of IelixG Mckay VS.. Lewis
Y. Craig and others, will sell 10 the highest bidder
the Court House, in Nashville Monday, 10Th Deem
Der, 1850, Five Slaves Eliza Alice, Martin Betty Ann
and infant Guild of Eliza its name not known.
TERMS.-Six months credit purchasers TO give notes
with approved securities. such Of The children
under ten years Of age will be sold with their
mother, the woman Eliza J. E GLEAVES, @. i N
nov20-td. ODD. .--a--.. =-ar VI
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WHEAT AND rAREs. Novel. 1amo. Muslin.

ITALY N TRANSITION Public scenes and Irivass
Opinions in the Spring of 1850. Illustrated bv on.
cial Documents from the Papal Archives OF the Re
volted legations BY VIM, Arthur, 4. N I2ms.
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lar Races OF Man By Captain Nsyns Reid, Author
OF The Desert Home y 1.-The Bush Boys &C. With
Illustrations. 1emo. Muslin. - n
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THE WOMAN IN WHITE A Novel. BY wilkis Col
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The Dead Secret" &c With Iiustrations by John
Mclean Syo- Paper, rs cents Muslin. N he Meg
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STUDIES IN ANIMAL LIFE BY Geo. Il. Lewis. En-
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MY NOVEL; By PisistraIus Caxton, or, Varieties
IN English Lie. By Sir E. Bulwer Lytton. vols.
limo. Muslin (Harper's Library Editson Il Bull
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The MILL ON THE FLOSS A Novel. BY George
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ROSA or the Partisan Girl From the French OF
Madame De Pressense. BY Mrs J. c. Fletcher. 1s
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Nelt Advertise
Notice to stockholders Of the
p Nashville & Chattanooga r.

800 off1cE y. 4 C. R. R. Co.
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HE annual meeting efthe Stockholders will be held
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The QUEENS OF SOCIETY, By Grace and Philip
wharton With Sixteen Fine and CHARACTERISTIC En
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the Brothers Dalziel limo. Muslin gfIt u w.
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CASTLE RICHMOND. Novel By Anthony Trollope
Author OF doctor Thorne - 1.-The West Indies aTd
the Spanish Main, p ssThe Three Clerks &c Ieno
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LoVEL THE WHOEVER. a Novel VIM rAasl
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Newc mes, - The Virginians," 1.-The Great Hog
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CHAPTERS ON WIVES. By Mrs Ellis, Author O
Mothers Of Great Men, y Emo. Muslia
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL, AND FAMILY READERS: d
signed TO teach the Art OF Reading In the most Sim
pie, Natural and Practical Way embracing in their
ran the whole range OF Natural History and the
fAyslcA sciences aiming at the highest degree of
usefulness. and splendidiy illustrated ConsistinF Of
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THE THREE CLFRKs. By Anthony TroIlope, Author
Muslin. A--~f
The WEST INDIES AND THE SPANISH MAIN. By
| T Antnony IroIoPe, Autho- of Doctor Thorne,
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TIE LAKE REGIONS OF CENTRAL AFRICA Pic
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HOoKER'S ILLUSTRATED NATURAL History NJ,
ural History for the Of Schools and Families Nv
Northlngton Hooker, NJ. D., Author Of 1.-The Chldis
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L.
III we succeed we shall have brought
about q triumph of Law over the sfel spirit
of Nj bocracV. never snrPas sed IN the weird
history, and the Eeward of that triumph viii
the glorious sindcati0n of our equality,
and honor. and at the. same time the estab-
lishment of the Union 10 lis integrity forever
-zAfd tell you, my friends. " e. owe 1T To- onr
history, ourselves and our posterity, yea. TO
;constitd tionala liberty itsef TO make this
trial. Can it be possible that We are. LIVING
under a government that has no power. TO en-
force lis own laWsl ~ e have boosted OF our
form of igovernmeat. We have almost can-
,onized its authors as saints, for their patriet-
/ ism and wisdeIn. : They have regulations
world wide.zsTheys ,base been, for neariY a
century, landed as, far above al AMID aity |,
and all previous statesmen Their faces and
their forms have been peFpetuated in brass
and Marble tor the admiring gaze of many
generations nude happy in the enjoy ment OF
Istheir labors. - In verse aud song, IN history
and philosophy, in light literature and gray
/ er learning their names are euiegised, mud
their1aeeds comemorated, and their wisdom
l.eahsbled. The painter has given as thexegy
faces aud pesilionssof the great counsel lors:
as they SAT together deiiberating IN I'll g form
alton of this Constitution Tie pulpit has
placed their virtues next to abe purity aud
I.inspirasien of atle eearly apostles. The Sent
ate Chamber has invoked their sayings as
th To- test of good policy. Tie dsereide has
Aeld-up 10 is juvenile Zcifcie eheir n1sss-
ners as the modeis6f good breeding. the
demagogue on the hastings has falsely
/ l>-sES9 xoe1z SEA Azo !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENcE.
The louisville Mayors Proclamation

The Louisville Mayors Proclamation.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The prominent manufac-
turers and mechanics of this city have signed a
protest against the Mayors proclamation advising
the closing of stores tomorrow.
Fire in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.---John Mitchell's steam chair
factory has been destroyed by fire. The loss is
estimated at from $4,000 to 100000, on which
there is an insurance of s45 900.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The Cotton market shows
nominal prices; sales to-day unimportant. Flour
advanced l5c. since yesterday; sales 600 bbls.
at S. 40 to IS so for Superfne State.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-The cotton market closed
active with sales Of $500 bales at 81 so to 81 go
New corn is worth s3c to &c. per bushel.
Whisky-Sales at l62c. per gallon.
Western Mess pork is quoted at SIS per bbl.
Lard is selling at lie. per ib.
Sugar steady at sac. to s2c. per lb.
River Intelligence.
PIrTsBURG, Nov 4.---The river at this point has
risen to twenty three feet but is now receding fast
fleet of coal boats has left for the mouth.
PIrTsBURG, Nov, 5.-The river at this point was
falling to-day with 10 feet inches water in the
channel.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The Ohio at this point was
falling this evening, with feet inches water ir
the canal by the mark.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06


CAPE RACE, Nov. 5.-The Cunard Royal mail
steamship Persia, Capt. jenkins, from Liverpool,
on Saturday the 9th, and Queenstown the 2sth
ult passed this point at 9 o'clock Saturday eve-
ming, bound for New York.
She was intercepted by the news yacht of the
Associated Press, and the following summary of
her news obtained
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 27.-The Brokers' Circular re-
ports the sales of the week ending Friday Oct. &C.
in the Liverpool Cotton market at So 900 bales OF
which SPECTATORS took 6o0O, and exporters $780,
thus leaving to the trade $500 bales.
The markets. generally unchanged. Quotations
were barely maintained except for good staples
which closed firm at good prices.
Fridays business amounted to 5000 bales, inclu
ding 1000 taken by spectators and exporters, the
market closing quiet at the following authorized
quotations of the Brokers' Circular:
Fair Orleans. ,......7ad. Middling oreans.6s d
Fair Mobile ........74d. Middling Mobile. Id
Fair Uplands. ......,7sd. Mddling Uprds.....65d
The stock of Cotton at Liverpool sums up 1877,
600 bales, of which $4,000 are of American de
scriptons.
Breadstuffs dull. Wheat declining, and all quail
| tiles slightly lower. Provisions steady at forme
| prices.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The London money market j
unchanged, and the demand is less active. Consol
for money, aud the account closed firm at 90
to SO. The amount of bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased sl49,0oo during the week.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 28.-EBy telegraph to Queens
town. l-The sales of Cotton yesterday Saturday
embraced 5000 bales, of which spectators an
exporters took 1000, leaving to the trade 6OOO.
The market closed quiet and steady at Friday
| quotations.
The market for Breadstuffs maintained du
aspect yesterday.
Provisions were slow Of sale, but prices remain
ed unchanged.
| LONDON, Oct .--Consols for money and tn
account closed at s29 to s2E yesterday evening.
HAyRE, Oct. 27.-The sales of Cotton for til
week ending with Friday, Oct. IS, amounted t
e.5o0 bales. The market closed quiet. New Oh
leans Tres 0rdinaire quoted at SSf.; Orleans Bas
ssf.
General Intelligence.
] 1t was reported that Austria had proposed med
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
THE ITALIAN REvo1urroN n
GENERAL LAMoR1c1ERE RETURNS 70 FRANC
The Newmarket Races.

SANDY Hook, Nov. 5-The United States mail
steamship Adriatic, Captain Comstock, passed this
point this morning, en- route to New York.
The dates from Southampton and Hayre are to
the oath ult, one day later than the account by
the Prince Albert at st. Johns.
The Canadian mail steamship North American,
from Quebec, with advices thence to the 18th ult,
had arrived at Londonderry on her way to Liv-
erpool.
The United States mail steamship Arago, from
New York, had arrived at Southampton.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.-The sales of cotton for the
four days amounted to 81 900 bales including 5000
taken by spectators and for export. The market
generally closed quiet and steady.
The advices from Manchester are favorable
The market for goods and yarns closed quiet and
steady.
Messrs. Richardson Spence & Co., Wakefield,
Nash & Co., and others, say Indian Con is ad-
yanciDg, and that the prices for all qualities are
Id. to I'D higher. Provisions dull and unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. A.-The closing quotations for
Gonsols to-day were 90 to 93B.
European Political Intelligence.
The news by the Adriatie is important and inter
esting. Advices from Warsaw state that the prin-
ciple OF European Congress has been adopted.
Napoleon favors the plan of consolidating Italy
by an act of European Congress, provided the rev
oution is successful.
The Neapolitans have evacuated Caiazzo and
its vicinity, and abandoned the line of the Vol.
turno.
The immediate evacuation of Capua was ex.
pected.
1t is reported that Garibaldi, after the annex,
alton of Naples, will be constituted Prince and
General.
report was current that two war vessels, one
belonging to Spain and the other to Austria, hat
been captured by Garibaldi's ships.
Austria says the sword will not be drawn unless
Rome is attacked.
The Lyons Gazette has been suppressed, on ac
count of an agitation to appeals.
The death of the Duke of Richmond is announced
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP ADR1AT1c.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-The steamship Adriatic,
reported this morning as having passed Sandy
Hook, has arrived at this port.
She brings the following additional political and
commercial foreign intelligence.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. A,-The sales of Cotton to-day
"wednesday amounts to 5000 bales, the market
closing quiet at firm prices.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., Bigland, Athya
& Co. and others say Beef closed dull at low pri-
ces. Pork dull and unchanged. Bacon quiet.
Lard closed steady at 63s the cwt.
Various Liverpool circulars report Sugar steady
at previous prices. Coffee closed quiet at un-
changed prices.
Wakefield, Nash & Co. say Flour closed quiet
at 2ss. Sd. to 38s. Sd. per bbl. for American de-
scriptions. They quote Yellow and Mixed Corn at
$685.; white at 40s.
European Political Intelligence.
At the latest advices Gen. Garibad at the head
of his army, had made q successful entry into the
town of Capua.
King Victor Emanuel had arrived at Demefria,
in Naples.
"A Rome telegram says Gen. Lamoriciere is about
to return to France. Papal army enlistments have
ceased.
II 10 ioPolt tCu biic opuui5h ano III
tuguese ambassadors are preparing to leave Turin.
The vote of Sicily is almost unanimous in favor
of the annexation to Sardinia. 1t would be pro.
claimed on the 29th October.
The Paris Constitutional says an organized and
powerful Italy is henceforth for the interest of Eu
rope. The same paper adds that France will ad
here to the doctrine of non-intervention.
The Sandman ambassador to Russia has been
ordered to leave st. Petersburg.
The Gar Of Russia has written a letter to the
Emperor Napoleon in which he says that nothing
hostile to France should be entertained at Warsaw
telegram from Paris states that the Papa
Nuncio has been recalled to Rome.
The Emperor Of Austria has introduced the new
charter making immense concessions to Hungary
The census population Of Russia is put down al
70, 900, 900 souls.
"A Madrid telegraphic dispatch says that 1900
reals have been collected by Bishops in various
portions Of Spain, and sent to the Pope at Rome.
The ship Red Jacket arrived from Melbourne
with fl50,0o0 worth of gold.
In the Newmarket races Mr.. Ten Broeck's Um
pire beat Tom Bowden. The match was for
thousand sovereigns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

NEW PAINT WITH THE 0xIcHLoRlpE or zIEe.--
Prof. Dussance gives an account of a new eeonon,-
ical paint with the oxiehoride of zinc. There are
two ways to manufacture it. First, take chloride
of zinc prepared BY the ordinary process and free
of acid, concentrating the solution SO that when
cold it marks ffty-eight degrees Beaume. Then
prepare solution containing for gallons, four
and one half pounds carbonate of soda; mix the
two solutions in the proportion Of nine parts Of
the first for three gallons of the second. This
LIQUID so prepared is mixed with the white Of Zinc.
to form paint Of the ordinary consistence, which
Is applied Immediately. Analysis shows that in
the above proportion there ia one equivalent Of
chloride of zinc for one equivalent of oxide. If
the sulphate of zinc be used, it must be solution
marking forty degrees Beaume, adding for every
gallon one ounce of borate of soda. These soin-.
lions could be kept for long time, bnt the white
Of zinc must be added only when ready for use,
and there must be prepared only the quantity suf-
fcient to work one hour. This paint gives very
fine white, and it as well as oil painting II
is very adhesive and solid its price Is half that Of
the exyde of zinc it is without smell, and may be
applied on wood. iron or cloth. It does not how
ever, mix well with colarng matters, and mnst be
applied only as white paint.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

How THEY TREAT THE WIDE.AwAKEs IN BALrr-
MoRE.--Bdlinaore, Nov. l, P. NJ. The Lincontes
are in procession to night, the Wide-Awakes, num-
bering $50, formed in front of the Mayors office.
Three hundred policemen were detailed to protect
them. The kissing and hooting by men, women
and children, is universal. They started on their
route at u o'clock Baltimore street was thronged
with people waiting for the grand Union process
sion. They were received throughout the route by
groans and hisses. No attempt was made to molest
them. On Lombard street they passed the Union
Minute Men, forming, and were greeted with Kisses
from the whole line. They are now marching
through the lower section of the city, escorted by
a large police force. They will bring up at the
Froet street theater, where mass meeting will
be held.
A later dispatch says that the Wide-Awakes were
rushed upon while entering the Front street thea
ter by crowd of hafgrown men and boys and
scattered in all directions Only one person was
injured, however, with brick. After entering
the theater an attempt was made to organize al
antagonistc meeting, but the police interfered ant
dispersed all but the Republicans, who, after few
addresses also RETIRED
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
TUESDAY NOVEMBER g. 1860.

alton to France for pacific solution of the Italian
question.
The affairs of Italy are wholly unchanged.
The Royal meeting at Warsaw adjourned on the
2Gth ult 5...5.-5ez. 5@
Reports of an unreliable character were current
that the principle of a European Congress had
been agreed upon.
The Gazette, of Lyons, had been suppressed on
account Of publishing agitation appeals.
The Emperor Of France has issued decree rails
ing the price of tobacco in France.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

SHOCKING RAILROAD AeeIDEsT.-A Lady's Arm
Torn from the Socket.-A passenger on the train
of cars which ran off the track of the Fall river
and Boston railroad, early on Friday morning
last, says:
Mrs. Drinkwater, who had an arm torn off, was
sitting near them at the time of the accident and
was thrown down. She got up after the train
stopped, and was leaving the car, when she said
to her companion. !" 1 believe my arm is gone !! y
Her companion replied, "Oh, no, it is only numb
from bruise.n A moment after she said, /" 1t Il
gone, for / cannot find my handi" Her com.
panion removed some of her clothing and found
that the arm had been taken off near the socket
of the shoulder. It was afterwards found under
the car, with glove still upon the hand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Wonderful Effects.

Lemus Bonsa of Pburg useless to himself
and soceya martyr TO Chs and Fevercured in less than
three " eeks, and improved In eight hours.
Mary r. Beknap ssndusky Ohio, after almost losing her
reason as well as strength by Intermittent Fever with Ch
restored to health in twenty hours.
j. R. Tiiton Of Belgrade Maine brought from dosths door,
having years. made well in Eve weeks and i'm
proved in two hours.
Adolphe Monbro France relieved in hour while srsv
ing in the cars Wayne and Chicago Railroad He
was apparently dying with Chils
Ellen Bensen ockpo New York. restored after seven
years suffering A perfect cure
other prevented and cured month
and not single complaint of the efficiency Of the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
The ElEcIioN1o.pAY.

That the voters of all parties may know and re.
cognize the police officers detailed to preserve the
peace around the voting precincts, (aecording to
the arrangement of the Mayor and Chief Of Police
which we mentioned yesterday we publish the
names of the officers detailed, four at each pre-
einct. The Mayor, the Chief of Police, and our
selves, request the peaeeable and law-abiding men
Of all parties to aid the police in queliDg any tnr-
mol that may occur, no matter from which side 1t
may spring. Let the importance Of this election
impress all, and let it be pure. honest and free
election.
When any man belonging to any one OF the three
parties shows evidences of liquor, or other undue
excitement. let his friends-for there hardly ever
was drunken or acrazy man on election day who
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06
Political and Commercial Intelligence
tsr TIE SOUTHWESTERN IlsE.l


sr. JOHN, N. F., Nov. 5.-The steamship Prince
Albert, of the Galway line, arrived at this point on
Friday night last from Galway, the 23d ult. She
brings advices, by telegraph from Liverpool and
London, two days later than those by the Europa.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23.-The sales of Cotton yester-
day (Monday) included 10000 bales, the market
closing firm at the quotations by the Europa. The
market to-day shows frmness.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 23.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence
& Co. say Flour closed firm at an advance of 3d. to
Is. Wheat active at full prices. The prices for
Indian Corn are Cd. to s higher and the market is
active.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The English funds are quiet
and steady.
Consols closed at 923 to 90. .
European Political Intelligence.
Advices from Naples state that the Neapolitans
have almost unanimously voted for the annexation
to Piedmont.
The Sandman troops had attacked and beaten q
Neapolitan corps and made eight hundred pris-
oneIs.
The royal meeting is progressing at Warsaw.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ADRIATIo
AUSTRIAN CONCESSIONS TO HUNGARY.
THE ITALIAN REV N.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

An unfortunate young man in Boston is tied up
two wills. His father, under heavy penalties, de-
mands that he shall marry no lady whose feet ex.
eeed prescribed size; and his mother, with equal
severity insists that the lady's hair shall be of a
prescribed color. The young man had better stick
tn celihaev
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

Thomas Ford and his wife are Incorporate peo-
pie. On Friday Mrs. Ford went into field at Paw
tucket, in drunken frenzy, and cut her throat
with case-knife. She leaves four little children,
who will have to go to the poor-house.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

A TIGREss.-A young unmarried man aad woman
having commenced housekeeping together in the
town of L'orginal, O. W, the house was visited in
the night, and the man brought out by serenade.
He was instantly pinioned and set astride rail,
but, just as his journey was about to commence,
the young woman sprang into the crowd, armed
with large knife, and struck out right and left
with such effect that the assailants immediately
fed. She wounded five of them, one mortalIy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

Quaker, in business in Boston, disliking the
"Esq.n to his name, advised Southern cores
pondent to direct his letters to Amos Smith, without
any tail, and received a reply superscribed,
"Amos Smith, witIo 1t any tail, Boston,"