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Woman is like ivy-the more you are ruined the
closer it clings to you. A vile bachelor adds IVY
is like a wOman-the more II cnngs 10 you the
-,ore Won are Iuinedv Poor rule that won't work
hotl WAYS.
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NTILLIAM B. RADDY, Admir-, &C., VS. William !. and
Wv Richard Welch-Aaehed Billion motion complainant
y ins socitor and appearing to the satisfaction OF the
oleK and MASTER rom an allegation in the BILL which is
to- that the defendant, William WEIGH Is non resident OF
the State Of Tennessee It orded that publication made
for four successive weeks in the UNION ANRIcAS
published in the city NzshEe Tennessee
said defendants to appear before the Chancey sinsS
boro, before the second Monday February then
and there enter his defence eonpaiaaus said
allegations therein will be taken for
down for hearing exparte Is 10 him.
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Monsieur Chapman, of Psris, who makes hand
kerchiefs his speciality in the gay capitol has Just
bIonrbt out a new style, rounded at the corners,
and with the embroidery raised, which produces
the effect of being embossed ...
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nErER q. cox ', s.

DIETER @. cox Samuel acknowledgements BILL
On motion Of complainant his sceiter and appearing
TO the satisfaction Ct the Clerk and Master from allegation
in the bill which to, that the defendant Is resident
o. the State Of Tennessee 1t that publication made
for four successive weeks in the UEOA AMERICAN,
paper published the city Of Rashv requiring said defend
ant appear before the Chaneey Court GAnoro
before the second Monday February nsxt and then and there
enter his defence compliments BILL all the Allegations
therein will De taken for confessed and the st fer hearing
exparte. W. II Bolts,
q. E4f fee CLERK ndM Matter
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At recent festive meeting a married man, who
ought to have known better, proposed The ladies'
as the beings who divide our sorroBs double our
joys and treble our expenses"
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Spalding & Co. Of New York, the great d" prepar-
ed glue " men, have cleared 100000 within a Tear.
past, on the sale Of their glue, which they attri-
butte in the main to the policy Of extensive adyer
tising
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Great Distress Sale.
Furniture, Pianos and Mattresses,
REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE.
HARDY BROTHERS, AuctioueePs

ON Saturday morning 9th October 1860 10 O'Clock viii
ls usual large stock Of staple Furniture Mattresses
etc also handsome Oetove, Rosewood Pianos. Besides
large lot Of Brandes, Whskeys Wines, etc., etc.
HARDY BROTHERS,
Oct-2 Auetoneers Genl Ag'ts, ~ Public SQUARE
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MY German friend how long have you been
married 2" Veil, dis a ting seldom don't like
to talks about; but ven dus, it seems TO me about
so long as it never vas"
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4
such splendid Sophs that II all the others the draml
shadows the book would have unique power
keen deneaon Of this SOUL He Is certainly Che triumph
! OF the book.
From anna CtRA RFTCHE
think first, the mind almost overvheImedthe mag
nsOn strongly excited-And the creduy largely
by the abundance Of marves and mysteries and the rapidly
Sngulsry Of the described but the mastery
tonAlly accounted fora the mprobshes PrOUed p0ssiJ
realities reader
leaves only the brlisncy and fertility Of
authors conception and admiration FOR her powers Of execution
From MARION HARLAxD.
As piece imaginative writing nshing equal
since the days Of Edgar Poe and doubt whether he could
have sustained himself and reader through book Of half the
Of the Household Of BouVere literally hurried through
my intense sympathy, dsvOurng curiostyit
than interest read everywhere between the Of the
tel table, the boat In the cars until had swallowed the
line.
Prom SARA HELEN WHrTMAS.
Passages indicating remarkable power OF mental and
analysis scattered throughout the work. and the writer
reader himself again and again. Whe that which pre-
sened uuder the hollow mask OF fiction is not ineei thrilling
and terrible reality
From META VICToRI1 VICTOR.
We venture neither ex
eed in character painting the success Of this author in her
principal hsro-Erastus BouVere. The MephisopheIes Of
Goethe finely finished while certainly does
and 1t matter Of
to en- that this piece subtle self
consistent in its every light and shadow with
power usually denied TO herr that she has analysed
very eements-his fascinating incarnation Of Aophstry,
brilliant cold the diamonds he sought create vat
with that living FIRE OF Viii which made him dangerous.
Prom MARY FORREST
doubt any before written Ameri.
1t story projected from the writer's brain and
benga sharp live, quaint creation The several in the
mysterious chamber the interviews between Lillian
with their pungent pre- Rsphsee accessories pictures
which, burned upon the mind can neVerb forgotten
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Testimony of Women.

The Publishers have received letters from leading ra
~ minds touching the Houehod BouVerie,
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a man named Mcclure was arrested in Newark,
day or two since, on charge of beating his wife
He paid his fine promptly, and then returned home
and eloped with his wife's sister.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
.... By
LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.

On Tuesday, October 9th, at 10 O'Clock,
WE WILL SELL FOR CASH, in front OF Ware
w house large complete assortment Of GROCERIES
consisting IN part as follows, viz
so hbds Sugar 10 bbls Texas Pecans,
$40 bays Coffee, sacks Almonds,
IS bbls Molasses, 100 "a and 4 bxs Star Candles
100 bbls crushed and powdered 100 bbs White Whisky,
Sugar, Is do Y Brandy,
90 boxes Cove Oysters, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
10 bags Pepper, 800 kegs Nails
25 chests Teas IS dcx Painted Buckets
20 bales Cotton Irvine, 30 nests Tubs,
IS coils Rope, $50 boxes Soap,
I5oases Matches. rs do Doyle's Candles,
leo boxes Star Candles 100 doz MasOn's Backing,
$50 packages NeY Mackere 100 boxes Flssks,
kits, half bills and bbls, tieroes Figs,
200 boxes New Rasns, 200 packages kalsinS
20O Il and q boxes do 90 bb(s Rilberts,
so boxes Brandy Cherries
10 bbls English Walnut 90 bbls Texas PeoSns, &C., &C.
Together with other articles make up complete
sale LANIER, PHILLIPS co.
ncfa-td No. 30, Market street
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Seed Wheat! seed wheat /!
DISSOLUTION.

Hoo Rags Mediterranean Wheat selected especially for
kSBSb the marke just received and for sale by
Oct 2-dlw W PARISH & co.
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October Rules, lo50
ARID H. GRAHAM, Administrator &c. rs John K ssdler
- ana his wife Cena sader, and Others-Injuncon Bill On
motion Or eomplanan by their solicitor and appearing the
OF the Clerk and Master from allegation in the
pills when sworn that the defendants John ssdler and
ns we Cell asadet James Sadler and his wife Martha sader
hooern and Ridley Roberts, nonredents OF the
M Of tennessee 1t is ordered that publication be made for
ou successive weeks IA AAERcAN Newspaper
Puohed IN the city OF Nashville Tennessee requiring the said
esenans 70 appear before the Chancery Court az GAINES
Doro on o. before the second Monday in February, 1851 and
n ana mere enter their defence complainants said bill
ne sane E Be taken for the down for
nearing exparte as them at the Of this Court
IL ROTTS- O. 4 81.
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w. II. BERRY & COMPANY
RAHE Also on SALE
MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, 2 Vols
AUT0BIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONs
by the late CHARLES ROBERT LESLIE, R. A. vol.lsmo.
NEMESIS. Ey MARIOS HARLAND, 'aothOr Of "AIOne
"Hiddsn Fah," &c.
ALONE. By the same.
HIDDEN PATH. By the same.
MOSS-SIDE. By the same.
THE EBONY IDOL. volume, I2mo.
RUTLEDGE. By -
"REMINISCENCES OF A GENERAL OFF,
GER OF ZOUAVEs. Translated from the French.
eUsA FOR INVALIDS. By R. W. G1Bpr.. NJ. D., Of
Columbia G.
a RUN THROUGH EUROPE. By KRA'rus c,
BENEDICT. vol. 12DO
mARGARET .MONoRIEFFE; The First Love of
AARON BURR. A romance of the Revolution ienO.
w. Il. BERRY q CO.,
sense public square.
FLOUR.
IL grades Of VIOur for sale ailths B,oAdT9y nI'
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YENHIs Institution designed to give YoungMen Thorough
! BUSINESS EDUCATION. .Great attention
will be paid TO ~
Plain and Ornamental PenmanShip.
Double Entry housekeeping will be taught in
the various forms applied to obng Partnerships
Companies Banking RslrOadng SteambOating Instruction
will be gvenin CONNIE rciaI Law. Regular Glasses in
Photography. The system will be taught by which the
Debates Congress reported For further particulars send
for Circular, Rooms will pc opened in few days,
WM. H. PERRIl D
HOMER STULL} iNiN0irALs'
Oct. /, 1885, DIM
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In retiring fIOm the firm Of KIRKPATRICK, EEVINs &
Co. we sneee thanks for the liberal patTonsg be-
slowed the house and recommend land for
partner worthy the continuance Of their patronage &C,
e-t2 KIRKPATRICK,
Wv KIRKPATRICK.
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The Household Of Bouverle" unlike anything that ever
read It has the great merit Of sroung curiosity keeping
sleT from the first to the last line The plot kfuy
Quoted, and there the that charming,
when put beside the ppan feueton like air Of many
Il Characterization, the Master Of Bcuvere original
such splendid sophist that IL all the others the
Of the book.
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YETHE firm Of KIRKPATRICK, NEVIEs & CO., was this
DAY desolved by mutual consent " Z Kirkpatrick hav
ing Withdrawn from the The business will still
tin ued at the old stand by the remaining partners Nevins
Keith & Better, under the style and firm Of
NEYINs, KEITH & co.
Nashville Oct I 1890
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First District-A G. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
second {" JAMES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne.
Third d. NJ KEY of Hamilton.
Foprth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth VIM B. BATE of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n n cox of Perry,
Eighth ROBT w. HAYWOOD. of Davidson,
Ninth j. d. c. ATKINS of Henry.
Tenth H. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
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a Good Farm for sale.

Wk oasr a. sale he plaza On which cosnsu hes ysd
snes ~, and known the Rogers land, lying On
Crssk Nczson county Ienp partly The ssgs rad,
ons nile WianlsEls. sad three miles Of IA Eash.
i Rair0ed; healthy, pls4'ant andoasa-
- =. Eenn'ssee said land contains about two hundsd
- - -eles-fighy acres cleared, and absut afy
- = Il iain good state Of cultivation, with con-
nsasss out hoses, etc. Afro. tro good
well tnbersd can - ~ 100 49,
Tabe stock farms hiu sscti,n n -1ot We 1roai.e
hargainin th8 land and - - - =. = -, 90 i5f.-
est Ror further infornton an - rs- resr..ilv ~
lives said place, or the usisrgnai al F-Ier Landau
~T-so.rsn river EBTRN q BROTHER.
o5o1 ga NJ ic1 copy, and charge A75ocafs.
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magnificent Cottage Furniture
THE CRISIS IS Al HAND!
Immense Distress Auction SaTe!!
HARDY BROTHERS Auctfaneers


TUESDAY Morning 18Th October, 1s6G 30 o'clock,
" and continue from day day until closed, I'LL eli for
account Of distressed parties Thirty Magnificent sets Of richly
enaeled painted aud deccrad Chamber knd Cottage Furniture,
each set completely matched containing nuuber Of
pieces and ranufacur ~ 81 she best houses in America,
after the latest, exquisite fashion In
psin Of elegance beauty ensh style challenge world
10 compete with this stock and when cordially invite the
tsatoe OF The Dsooe-and especially the ladies'
promise per5on shall zDboinl their expectatons
In addition to the above u also sell splendid
ment q PArlor Furniture Aec Tree Hat and
Eids patent Spring Lounges. Nstae Washsand and
rich and beautiful full rsund teaVe Rosewood psnoE
Terms.-Ooe-thFd cash, balance In four months, notes
EatSfaetorly endorsed payabls N Bank. See bills
HARDY BROTHERS,
Sep26-tds Aaedonssrs Isn1 Ag'ts AZ Pusiie square
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Instruments, &c.

Physicians Pocket Case Of Walls sBd Insruneuts sf such
variety Of styles and prices fa to please all
Also, Saddle Bags, syIngss Trusses Boss and ssPpors
in great variety, and It lOE prices.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the Congressional Districts.

For the state at Large.
I.ANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington.
W. c. WHITTH0RNE, Of Maury.
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THE ELIXIR OF GOLD
A Romance by n Southern Lady.
Two handsome I2mo, vols

Two handsome l2mo, vols.
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In chaneery Court at GainesbOro, Tenn.

G. W. STEWART, Ooniinl''ee'
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE

FOR VICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L NE,
oF OREGON
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Satisfactory.

To buy Goods from your home Hacbants Who spend gra
deal OF time getting stocks direct the Manufacturers
satisfy and please the section Of cOuntrya
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!. o. GRIFFITH & CO.,

J. o GRIFFITH, 2. G. HUNTINGTON, JNO. c. BUhCh'
LEON. TRoUsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI
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DAILY IS; TRLwEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
INvARlABJY IN ADVANCE.
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CHARLES B. HALL

Azo, very izrgs asEEtusntoF Heavy Broxans and sso.
Cor Planistiee % silica AZ attention. Of Plsais 5teu.
larry invited. lafl e. ! r-.s-fr - -
Also, Ladies French fTsu Trunks Sole Leather Trav
cling Tracks, Valises, CtTpet Bags &C.
This Stock All ne~ and veil assorted, having baR %
order b. the best Man ctures and viii Be sold Al
vance on Manufacturet's prizes. .
Purchasers respectfully requested 70 csn and
this Stick before pang elsewhere. feel confident they
will be pleased beth IA pspeci % quality sad price
Q. b. HALL,
sepS9-u ~ No. IS Public square.
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e1ch Dien9,

A correspondent, says the Philadel phia
Press, writes thus: You viii obIige several
of your readers by explaining the meaning
of the words 'Ich Dien,' on the scroll under
meath the Prince Of Wales plume" The
required explanations may be given in a few
sentences:
Edward, the Black Prince, son of King Ed
ward Ill. of England, greatly distinguished
himself by bis valor at the battle of Crecy
fought on the 18th of August. 1916. Al that
time be was little more than sixteen years
old, aud won his spurs in gallant manner.
In that battle one OF the combaants was th.
King OF Bohemia, who, though he was near
ly blind, told his men to lead him forward
so that he could strike one blow with his
sword; and they ali tied the reins of their
brides each to the other, that they should
not lose him in the press. but they were all
slain, the King among the rest On a Cross
road from Crecy to FOntaiHes-sur-Maye.
which was probably in the midst of the bat
tle-iield, is rude cross, where, tradition says.
the blind old man was buried.
1t has been asserted by historians that the
Black Prince slew with his own hands this
John of Luxembourg. King OF Bohemia, the
stipendiary of the King of France, and that
IL was from the head of the Bohemian mon
arch that Edward, then Prince of Wales,
took the plume OF three ostrich feathers. with
an ancient cOronet, under which in scroll.
Is the weli-known motto, "Ich Diea'E--"l
serve Il has ever since been assumed by
all succeeding Princes of Wales The words
are German
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIoT:-Daem-
ing 1t my daty to those IN icted and 10 the
one who cured me OF two malignant Fever
Sores upon my legs, which made my life Lnr-
densome for i've years, having applied to
several physicians VINO could give me no re-
lief, and trying all hinds Of medicine [ could
get, which VAS recommended for old sores.
All seemed 10 fail. l gave up ever being
cured, and wishsd for death to relieve me of
my misery. For many months my limbs
panied me t. that extent could get no
sleep, until nay father, vino, being cured of a
severe Rheumatism by the Indian Doctor.
at No. 100, High street, purchased for me
bottle of his Blood Purifier and a box of his
All Healing Ointment, which relieved me
Immediately. My legs are now sound and
well. My general health and strength is
better than it ever was in my life. And i'll
owe any man on earth deBt OF gratitude.
that man is Doctor Anderson. wish every
man, woman and child in the world, who are
afflicted as l have been afflicted. who have
suffered as | have suffered, may read this
letter and thus find where they can be cured.
am OF the opinion his remedies will cure
any sore in existence, aud | would recon-
mend all thus afflicted 10 apply To the.Indian
Doctor, No. 100 High street, where they can
DE relieved OF misery, and also be permanent
ly cured. MERTON SANDERS.
Resides at SandersFille, Davidson county,
Tennessee.
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Roard of aldermen

At regular meeting OF the Board last
night. Mayer Cbeatbam made verbal state
I ment in relation TO The work going on, and
contracts to be made. and the necessity of
curtailiUg the labor on the streets.
AID. Hinton stated, verbally, that the work
on Summer and Spruce streets was getting
along rapidly, and tie work on College
street was sill in progress.
AID. Meigs Submitted report on behalf of
the Gas committee, which stated that there
ar. 1873 street lamps in the city. whilst the
Corporation Is paving for gas at Capitol Hill
Fire Co. Engine House. No. 4, Washington
No. ), 1t bree Public School buildings. the
Market Honsc, and at the room Of the Hook
and Ladder Company. - q
Resolution from Common Council TO place
a Gas light in Printers Alley, was. on mo-
ton of AID Cox, amended so as TO erect
lamps on Summer street, from Elm TO the
City Cemetery. on Cherry from Broad to the
Cemetery, aud on College from the Medical
College to the Howard School building, and
adopted.
Aid Meigs presented a petition from S. E.
Hare and other Hotel keepers. asking for an
alteration in the tax charged for the privi-
lege Of Keeping hotel; which was referred
10 the Finance committee
Aid. Megs introduced a bill to pay J. Z.
Rains $500 for compiling the City Laws,
which was passed on three several readings.
AID. Mei9s offered q resolution to erect
certain Fire plugs. Referred to Water Works
committee.
AID Cox offered resolution requesting
the Commissioners ~ report the condition of
the Sinking Fund at the next regular meet
ing of the Board. Adopted.
AID. Meigs offered resolution to change
tbs names OF certain streets, so as not to
have lyFC streets of the same name. Referred |
to Street committee -s-F s--
The Board adjourned.
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ADT1cz-As the hot season IS approaching, every
person should prepare their system the change and
there IS no remedy appcabIeas McLeans strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purh er' 1t viii purify the
blood thoroughly, and At the same time strengthen
and Inyigorate the whole organization The immense
quantity Of that IS sold daily proof enough Of its
great virtues IN thoroughly removing all impure mat
ter from the blood We say 10 ali, try it. 1t is de-
lcious to take See the advertisement in another col
umn.
We would can particua1 attention TO McLean's
notice in another column We the following from
she St Louis Herald, which speaks volumes In its
favor WesIy TO ali give it a trial.
I'VE take especial pleasure in recommending Ne
Leans celebrated Strengthening Cordial as an ivau:
bic remedy for general debility and weakness. We
have seen II tested in circle our own immedi-
ate observation and vouch for its efficiency and
worth 1t IS Al article which should be kept constant
ly in every family, it is certainly invaluable
medicine zee the advertisement another column
octI-dGwIn
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gp telegraph.
From New MekIeo,

Z From New Mesieo. -zrg
4 INDEPGSDzNCE, No. Oct. 23.-1he New
Mexican mail of the 9Th has arrived.
While til. companies were gone against
! the Nayajoe Indians. "A band of Indians 8
miles from Santa Fe ran off 230 mules. vi
which go have been recovered, - 4.
/ Simultaneously the Indians stole 100 beef
cattle from the Government herd at Albu-
| querque.
From Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 23.-Private advices
from Mexico say that the Liberals under
Ogazon have captured Guadalajara.
Race.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Oct. 23.-In the race
between Patchen aud Flora Temple, Patchen
wen The first heat and Flora Temple won the
next three. Time 2:29, 2:29 and 2:2s.-
New York. Oct 23-The U. S. steamer
Crusader had a shot fired across her bows by
Spanish man-of-war. Capt. Mofitt deman.
ded what was meant. The Spanish vessel re-
piled that it was a mistake. 1t is supposed
The Crusader was mistaken for the City of
Norfolk.
Ohio Election.
CINoISNATI Oct 23.-Oficial Ohio returns
give Brinkerhoff, for Supreme Judge, 12,903
majority.
Arrival.
New YORK, Oct. 23-The steamer Ariel
has arrived with California dates of the first
and $500 900 specie.
The ship Panama, from Buenos Ayres Sept
4th, reports heavy gale on the 18th of
August, which sunk the British bark Crusa-
der and Reciprocity, which collided, drown
ing eleven seamen.
Other vessels, chiefly foreign, were badly |
damaged.
The Custom House was flooded, and large |
amount of goods damaged.
From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 23.-The steamer Ca |
hawba sails on the 25th.
A boiler exploded at the chemical works |
1t the corner of Jubia and Fulton streets to-
lay, demolishing portion of the front wall /
Of the building, and injuring two persons.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 23.-The river is fall
ng, with feet water in the Canal.
Yancey in Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 23.-Wm. l.. Yancey elo-
Iuently addressed a large audience here this
fterDoon.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet: sales
o-day 10000 bales; middiing upland lila
b; sales of days %, 900 bales; receipts of
days % 900 bales, against 80 500 bales dur
ng the corresponding time last year. Total
eceipts at this port less than last year 5000
aes stock at all Southern ports less than last
ear l04, 600 bales. Sugar 73as4. Molasses
9a41. Tobacco firm; prices sitter but quo
atoms are unchanged. Sterling exchange
SaSl; on bills of ladiug 64a74; New York
.ght exchange par a discount.
New YORK, Oct. 23.-CottoD is less active;
ales to-day 5000 bales; mddling upland
Il. Flour dull; sales 13 $50 bbls at ), 30a
40. Corn, sales IL 900 bushels at 69asl70.
less pork dull; sales l.S00 bbls at I9, 25a
8 374 Lard steady; sales 800 bbls at I2sa )
3. Coffee steady aud unchanged. Sugar /
uiet but steady; Porto Rico, sales $50 boxes
/ IS. - "a
CfNcINNATI. Oct. 23.-Flour nominal at !
SOa4, go. Whisky IL. Mess pork sales 100 q
DIS at 17,S73 Coffee, sales 300 bags at l5a e
s. 8 - LL IL : s u