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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-29
NASHVILLE UNIDE & AMERICAK
STEAM 1907 -
8ook alro gob Irmtinq
+ NOS. 9 AND II DEADERiCK STREET.

W here the citizens of Nashville in want of any
description of plain fancy job printing are respect
fully invited to call and leave their orders; the
work viii be executed in superior styeand at the
lowest prices.
The facilities afforded by our splendid steam ap-
paratps as applied TO Hoes Cylinder and Adams
presses, enables the proprietors to execute every
kind of printing with the utmost despatch, from
the largest size Poster to the smallest visiting card
THEArRE-The performance tonight is for the
benefit Of Mrs. CARPENTER, and very attractive
bill is offered. Her two children, EMMA and GroR--
oIASA REIGNoLns viii appear for the first time We
hope to witness fhIl house.
E5R- We are indebted to our obliging friends W.
7. Berry & Co, for copy of the December No.
of Putnams Monthly. This No. completes the
second valume: lis progress is Onward"
MERKLAND, or SELF SAcRIrIcR--Ths forms the
Fifth No. of SrRrNeER & TOWNSHIPS Library of
standard Novels and we glad to see that they
have used their usual discrimination in getting up
this No. for their series 1.-THE Characterization Of
Kirkland is bold and graphic and the brilliant exc
cution of the work stamps it from the hand of a
master" For sale by w T. BERRY & Co, on the
square
THE CHEMICAL DroKAMAs AND DrssoLvING VIEWS
We attended the first exhibition of these magnif-
cent Nominations last night, and came away highly
gratifed. We regret, however that there was not
larger attendance, and hope this evening it being
the last representation, to see Odd Fellows Hall
crowded Those who fail TO 90 viii regret it
Il. en-
list of stockholders of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooea Railroad Company can be seen and copyed,
If desired at the Office of the company.
No CHOLERA IN NEW ORIEANs.-We are per-
mittcd to publish the following teegraphic despatch
from a reliable gentleman in New Orleans. twill
be that the reports in circulation of cholera
in that city, are uniounded:
f. H. NcNArRY, Esq.--No cholera here all a
hnmbug Let it be known. .Ht r.fr
PANORAMA OF THE CREAToN-This brilliant crea- |
ton of the Painters Art will be on exhibition at |
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening next 1t |
is very highly spoken of by the New York press |
and is doubtless remarkable picture.
OF DAvIs& SWAMI sell lot of damaged tobacco |
this morning at their action room.
ALABAMA SENATORIAL ELECTION
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Nov ~ TO-
CorroN.-Sales IN the cotton market yesterday of So
bales at SIC. The receipts very large
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eag@ We have been requested to state that a fun
list of stockholders of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company can be seen and copyed,
If desired; at the Office of the company.
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ALABAMA SENATORIAL ELECTION.

o. DAvIs& SWAMI sell a lot of damaged tobacco
this morning at their action room.
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E5fy- We are indebted to our obliging friends W
T. Berry & Co, for copy of the December No
of Pntnam's Monthly. This No. completes the
second valume lis progress is "Onward" ,.il .
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CUMBERLAND COAL.--The undersigned ha'
I J At his ward, College street. apostle Capt horie *
Paint Shop fine lot Of the best Cumberland Coal which
will be sold at the market prices The public are invited
TO call and try this coal JAMES NUNS
- Having Wagops and Teams am at all TINS pre-
pared TO furnish my old customers and friends WIN sand
and Gravel or 10 do any hauling that may be requires
"I Nasbr;iIa October 20 1883 j. II
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WYE would respectfully inform the Ladies of town
w and country that we WILL Tuesday morning, the
4th exhibit their especial benefit the largest and most
beautiful stock of Fancy Bounets and new styles OF Embd
Bepade and other STYLES of Straw BOnnets opened at
Nashville or in the West Likewise rich Plumes, Head
Dresses Flowers Ribbons Dress Goods, Perfmeres, En-
bruderes and Fancy Goods &C. comprising $40 worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris our prices
shall be lower than any Of the boxed up menery adver
verified as fashionable and protesting be the latest styles
Our long engagement in the business nine years in
Nashville and doing very extensive business, must give
US advantage other house in the city, and we fiat
ter ourselves that friends well satisfied So
Ladies' we wish visits 10 make your selections. We
can make YOU look enchanting than this fall for
the street. balls and weddings having Ladies of superior
good taste from England Frauce and New York. TO assist
us in our establishment We have added to stock this
fall rich Dress Goods at less than auction prices fine
stock of Mantlas Wooden Coats Caps &C. rich Muslin de
Lanes and Cashmeres at o. so and 81 cents per yard
perior Merinos at SOc-worth 25 rich Needework goods
Chemzetts Infants Robes Pointed Collars, Undersleeves
Handks beautifully embroidered at LIS to rs cheap at
$50 to 500 Likewise large stock of Fancy Goods and
Trimmings Having large stock this fall our object is to
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage of good bargains.
At the Partisan World of Fashion, No. &C. Union Street.
next to the State Bank.
E. WISE,
oct 4-3m Agent.
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PAxoRAMA OF THE CREArIoS-This brilliant crea-
tion of the Painters Art will be on exhibition at
Odd Fellows Hall or Thursday evening next 1t
is very highly spoken of by the New York press
and is doubtless a remarkable picture
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1'PUTNAMS MoNTHLY-A Magazine of Literature
Science and Art The November with preceding numbers
for sale nv nov2e TOON K RUTLAND. -
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nICKLES. PRESERVE

DICKLES, PRESERVES, ETC.-5O DOE.
L assorted Pickles, 100 kegs Picked Oysters,
10 doz. " Preserves, 20 doz- cans Spced Oysters,
10 doz " Jerlys, 20 doz. cans Fresh Oysters,
90 doz 4" PEPPER Sauce, 20 doz cans Fresh Peaches.
Received to-day by nOvl7 r, 4. j. NIXON,
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NOTICE.-HAVING THIS DAY ASSOCIA-
~ ted with US in the Grocery Business, THOMAS %
BURGE business will be conducted as heretofore IN
der the style of BEN NJ. NOEL AGO.
oct29 BEN NJ NOEL K CO.
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DOBERT MOORE, COMMISSION MER-
IL CHANT, Cincinnati o, Agent for the purchase and
sale of Lard and nseed OIL Star Candles Cheese Glow
and Timothy Seed Superne Flour, Buckwheat Flour &c
hopes from long acquaintance with the of Nashville
Merchants to fill their orders satisfactorily 81 Prompt
and small profits 81 novl7-Sw .
TOR SALE.-TWENT ACRES OF
Il LAND nine miles from Nashville, in District No 8, and
Immediately the Liberty road, mile from the Frank
lin Pike and about three hundred yards from the Owen
and Winsted Pike. s...... .-
nov26 r. A. BALl0WE, General Agent
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STORING COTTON.

.r.... STORING COTTOH. ....
DERKINS & CLACK-Are now. prepared 70 re
L ceive and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
TO cOnsgnmens. OCH.
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STEAMBOATS,.

RTvER-FALIING-88 INCHES on SHOALS.
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OIGARSI CIGARS !---JUST RECEIVED
J as tine and large assortment of HAN ANA CIGARS
as has ever been Nashville. Please call and examine
for yourselves for sale either wholesale retail al
novls LYONS 4 co, 10 Cedar ST.
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DOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT The sGbscsksrs
ID have the exiensvenand varied aSortnBsnA Of
Clothing for Boys from Is offered for sale IN the
Union Orders for Gentlemen Clothing filed al the short
est notice.
Persons purchasing Clothing Mt this establishment have
the p vilege Of changing them If they do suit
r. A HOYT 4 BRO.
s W. corner ofChestnut and st, Phiiadephia.
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THEArRE.-The performance tonight is for the
benefit of Mrs. CARPENTER, and very attractive
ball is offered. Her two children, EMMA and GroR-
GASA REGNoLDs viii appear for the first time We
hope to witness fnll house. 'a
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GUSTAVUS LYNDON; Or lead us not into Tempta-
tion" novel. By Emile F. Carlen. For sale by
nov26. f. HAGAN..
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TNALL AND WINTER GUODS.-LANDE. Els
Il BACK 4 CO, No. so, Market street, have received
within the last week large and well assorted stock of ele
CANT Ready Made Clothing of the best material haper
who DESTROYS of procuring fashionable garments
can be suited
Customers and strangers visiting the city, respectful
ly invited To call and their stock before they buy
elsewhere. We are convinced that sell lower than
any other house iii the city, either wholesale retail
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NOR SALE.-A SMALL FARM OF FIFTY
two nc .es about miles from Nashville, on the Spring
field Pike It has beautiful building site Immediately
theurnpke and the well adapted for gardening Pur
poses grazing &c; half of which Is enclosed witha
good post and plank fence. and sufficient quantity OF Ce
dar rails ON the premises fence the balance which viii be
sold GU credit and years. for hnes payable IN
bank with approved security drawing interest from date
For further particulars apply to r. A. BAILOWE
nOvl3 tien Agent
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yNTED at the South Nashville Furniture FacOry, OF
w good SEASONED LUMBER
100 900 feet OF y inch Walnut Plank wide;
10000 do y do do do do;
10000 do 2 do do do do;
100000 do Walnut Seantling feet long 4 6iE sore.
100000 do Cherry do do do;
100000 do / 4 inch Cherry Plank-wide;
$4,000 do y do do do;
10000 do Ash ranging from To in thck-gide plank:
Also Poplar Of eli used for Cabinet purposes for
which CIsf will be paid ON delivery.
Also 25 or 80 good CABINET MAKERS wanted 70 whom
fair prices will be given in cash Also. good Up
HOLSTERS. None but good wOrkmen need apply.
anil
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WANTED TO HIRE FOR THE REMAIN
w DER Of the year, GIL RI To DO chamber work and
take OF children. Permanent employment viii b.
given fwanted. 1a
~ Inquire at this Office. nov17-6
TNOR RENT FOR THE NEXT YEAR, -
IT the Third Story. Rooms suited for Offices bed A
rooms the secosd door. and shops and OEess
ground floor OF be Union Buildings the Of Cedar
and Cherry streets, opposite the Post Oice APpyto
Bovls--f 5. p. ALLISON, No. 81 Cherry q.
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DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities Steamboat Books complete
sets; Memorandum Books so kinds; FOolscap Letter and
Note Paper and Envelopes Ink, Gold and Steel Pens,
Sand Botting Fper Check Books, Note Books. Bills OF
Lading &c &c For sale by JOHN YORK GU.
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No CHOLERA IN NEW ORIEANs--We are per-
mttcd to publish the following telegraphic despatch
from a reliable gentleman in New Orleans. twill
be seen that the reports in circulation of cholera
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERSg
NT9COMBIES FURNITURE POLISH for cleansing,
MI storing and preserving the lustre Of vanished or pol
ished furniture.
By the application Of this polish Pianos. Furniture, Of
any description and Carri7 gs after being furnished With
age may be made to look good a.
Certificates given Of its value by te leading Pinno
forte makers and cabinet wOrkmen New York. For sale
in bottles at 50 cents and 81 90, BY
SNOW, MACKENZIE & co,
povls Nashville
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CUGAR AND MOLAssEs.--l75 hhds Prime New

y UfIealS Nflglf,
IS bbls Ioa', Crushed. and PuIyerized Sugar;
$50 do RebOiled MOlasseS;
100 = bbls do; 20 kegs Golden Syrup in store
and for sale very low, for Cash or Produce by -
may q .. McCREA & TERRASS.
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f. II. NcNnRY, Esq-No cholera here; all a
hnmbug. Let it be known. .. ..at |..tr /.
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NOTICE. am closing up my business with view Of
~ permanently withdrawing Many persons indebt-
ed 10 by note and account for years, and hope
they will call and pay up without further delay trouble
have removed my Books and Papers to the room al.
Joining Messrs w. H. Gordon Go.
auo IL .-.a-. SAM SEAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

FIRE AND Loss OF LlFE.-The Jail at Ches-
ter6eld, 5. c., took ERE on the 25th ult., and
was completely consumed. The fire cut off
all access to portion ofthe building in which
eight prisoners were locked up in their cells,
and there being no means frescuing them from
the inside, they all perished in the flames -
Their screams, as the fire commenced 10 en-
velope them, were truly awful.
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bAcHELoR's HALL.-The Lynchbmg Re
puOlican states the case of testy Bachslor.
'amoS' extraordinary animal,) who, in a pas.
sion' struck little boy for halooing out
bacheio''s Hail." as he passed him. The
case came before the mayor, to whom Mr.
ffiddy' I'Re BaehslorD slated that Paulet,e
tine boy had called him "BacheIor's H,lr,
whenever he passed him, and a, last he slammed
a'al' He confessed that he had recently Isf,
hi' boarding house, and gone to keeping bach.
siors hall. The mayor decided ,b., !, NO.
improper IN the boy to call Dir. Prddy Bach.
e,ofs Hail." yet Mr.. P. should no, have
''apped hin for SO trivial an offence, and bound
over the Bachelor, to keep the peace. We a,s
sorry thai this member of fraternity so uni.
se'Saiiy sniable and good hunored sbould
na'e allowed such a Joung sauce-box, to mn,
hin oat oftempss! put
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FATHER GAvAZzi.-Much excitement has
neen occasIoned in New York by this person.,
VINO was formerly Catholic Monk, and who
was one OF the leaders of the rebellion against
tA papal government of Italy that was put
ao"h by Inc French. He is very considera-
VIC orator. His personal appearance is said
10 DC very striking. Beginning his hostility
10 Tue government of Rome, he has extended
II III MS exile IN this country to the Catholic
o"ufch' and bis lectures in New York, ha, e
been directed against the customs and religious
institutions Of that Church.
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the person who took the role OF Rich Ribbon
= from The Metropolitan Store. on Tuesday even
ing without paying tor IT, viii return the same be-
lore Saturday evening, il win be overlooked As q
mistake. Otherwise, prompt measures will be Ia.
ken tor Its recovery. WILCOX u BELTS,
NH 81 Isl, Main street
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TEXAS Items.

Captain Aiichell was killed near Port La
'acca 0y the accidental discharge Of his gun
while in plrsuit Of a flock of turkies.
A Young man named John Hallisey died on
the 10th al lnlianola from wounds inflicted
by man named "Bricktop."
Lieut. Denman, U. 5. Army, stationed al
at the post on the Cieano, was recently kill
ed by The accidental discharge of gun in the
hands OF Lieut.. HoIlabird of the post.
Inc San Antonio Ledger states that the
culture OF the Tobacco, is attracting attention
Ia Western Texas and has been attended with
considerable success.
zen. harney was in San Antonio on the
1Oth, looking ashale and iovial as ever.
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LAND ABOUT CHARLOTTESVILLE Accord.
ing to the Advocate, the land in and about
Charlottesville has been very much enhanced
in value. A lot adjoining the town, at a sale
a few days since, brought about 5000 per
acre-land little further off brought S92 per
acre,
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oranges AND LEMONS.-l50 boxes
" Oranges and Leuons, just 10 hand per steam
sale by
NH 81 J.B. sTRGAL.
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M EMBERs OF THE LEGIsLA

M EMBERs OF HE LEGIsLA
Iva TURE, before leaving the city, are resDect
fully solicited to call a, No l34 Main streat and ex.
anime the large and varied stock of Ready
Made Clothing, gotten up by the proprietor ex
preisy for mis- retail trade. bis stock com
prises every article ia the Clothing line, ell Of the
latest Spring styles out ard OF The very best make;
all OF which will be sold at very low cash prices.
having no lost debts TO make up from the eft.c.s
credit business. Grea! bargains, for cash, can be
had By calling on D GOODMAN,
No LA Main ST, opposite Eagle Square.
N. b. Also, large assortment of Trunks, Cf
every style, size and Enish from 81 25 to s30 JUST
received, and for sale, for cssh, at very small
advance on cost
NH 30 7 d @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

A DIE &c GRAY, Richmond, Va, have
I IN store, and are now receiving, perhaps the
largest Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Ola.
Dyes Window Glass, Surgeons Instruments, &c.
&C. ever offered for sale in this city, to which they
invite the attention of Wholesale Dealers In town
ana country IN Virgiaia and North Carolina.
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ne CONDITION OF MR.. TURPIs.-Tbe
charlottesville Advocate of Thursday states
',1' Df' }. w. Poindexter, who has examined
INC wound OF Dir. Turpin, gave it as his on;r
'oh that ii was not dangerous one
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Richmond Post once
ON the LIST April, 1859.

~aiaA5 lux LeItSEs III slls Ll5t VIII
are advertised.
LADIES' LIST.
q Adams miss Mary Ann .
liza Atkinson miss Mary E
aey Amiss miss Lizxy 8 2
: r Amory miss Ann II 2
rtha j
d
sarah + Rracy miss Unity J
~ Baker miss Sarah G.
riet Brown miss Martha J
"a Bosher miss Hannah
aroline Brooks miss Eliza E
aroline Bennett miss Amelia
BRISTOL miss lAugosta
G
lila Curle mrs Caroline
Cloptcn miss Maria A
lah Cullinssworth mics N E
sry A Childress miss H2
Ilsa Clarke miss Eliza III
isa Clarke miss Bette
zaoeth J Crow miss Ann @
,abeth X
ID
rah < Darrock miss Mary A
a Doyle miss Elizabeth
beth B Daoney miss Caroline C
ary E
z
l, Edmon3aon mia. T.
+
ria Fletcher miss Ellea
Flournoy miss Lucy A
Faulkner miss M Ms
G.
Graves mrs z C
J Gick miss Estnsr
Z Gordon mics J NJ
E Goodwin miss Lucy F
artha Gellespie miss s J
Gordon miss |. T
Godsey miss Mary L
III
rah A; Harmon mrs Ann
: ID Harten miss Eliza
Hiliiard miss NJ A
Hubbard miss r J
Heckler miss Suasn G
9 Hooper miss 5 J
L
4 A Iroy miss Josephine A
j
Jones miss We
Jones miss Nancy
K
Kelley miss MA
E P King Mary J
l.
Ligsn miss ER
Lumpkin miss F AE
Lucadou miss Ellen
NJ
'narlss Msjor miss Il Al
Morris miss NJ J
wv Mitchell miss NJ E
Minor miss MI
Mareck miss S F
l. MVroaugh Miss u
any E
Me
S McAdam miss NJ
No
roline Oliver miss Maria
"
p
Pleasants mrs Matilda r
Powell mrs Sarah B
len Powell miss Julia B
liza Peasants miss Lucy z
~ T Pritdy miss Martha B
" PriGdy miss Sarah Ann
Or
al C Roper miss Frances 2
: Riscny miss Mary G
Cordilia Ryan miss Mary
lcy A Rouse miss Martha
= d Robins miss Virginia
=
Lila V Swaine mrs Mary A
Stewart mrs Sarah w
Sears miss Camilla A
Stevens miss Catharine
Stiff miss Eliz sbetn
tia A Steene miss Jane Z
y E Sterns miss Lusancy2
Il
RI Tenney
P Thomas m:ss Susan
5 Emily 2
Wv
IL Whorton mrs C s
" 3 Woodson miss Va E
aryJ Wilson miss Salle G
.ucy Watkins miss Sal!ie D
ne 2 Wilson miss Maria r
Julia A Willis miss Mary v
Whelan miss Margeret
nah Wingfeld miss Maria E
FW Wyatt miss Lucy C
s Watkins miss Frances
liza NJ
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FOR NORFOLK AND POTsMOUTH.

The stesmboat Augusta, Capt
q VIM. c. Smith, win resume her
place upon me line via. Port WalthaIi, for the
above places, ON MONDAY, December 2Oth. 1852
The Cars running In connection with the Aususta
" vi iease the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
tnas and every succeeding Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning, at 6K o'clock.
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THos. DODAMEAD. Stunt.


pnLsATE FhACT1CEs-Dr. PLUME q
L co. may be consulted, confdentally, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellngs, or en-
iargements, Syphfhs, and al morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded a. the very besi
article known, 70 give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debitated organs, we'll a. to renovate
ssystem shattered by dissipation or other cause.
meoicines securely put up, with full directions,
ana sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
ssnceo to. Office on Franklin street, below Ek
Aichmond, Virginia feo
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of 61;,5; ne people of Lynchburg are talking
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Foster Jonathan
Farrelly James
German Dennis 9
Green Z M
Gwathney e. Garlicl
Garrigsn Jno 2
Griswold IG
Grant John
Germalrnann Ernest
Hatten Armstead
Hanell A r
Hatcher C. J
Heyer Fred
Henley r
Hotchkiss g
Hamningtoa Henry
Heller II II
Hudson J C
Hogan Jno
Housewright J F 2
Hull ] B
Hix Joseph
Hagan John
Hargan Jas
Holman James
Hopkins 6 w
Hockadsy JF2
Hooper Jno
Hedges L
wing Thos
Jones VIM B 2
Jones VIM
Jackson VIM
Johnson WmR
Jennings T d
Johnson Samuel
Jacobs P II
Johnson P II
Johnson J
Kennedy Andrew
koppenhoaeu G
Kellas John
heppler Louis
ksrrer Michael
L.ambert CIV
Long John
Lambert J
Lindsey John
Leonhauser II
Lumpkin DrJ G
Lonard M
Lazarus NJ E 3
Ladd N B
LUCE r F
Leslie r F
Leacock Tnos
Mourning w T
Miles DR. A
Macnough; Mr.
Morton A
Monson Chas II
Martin D T
Moseley VIM A
Morris A
Martin A C
Melvin Z 3
Mead Edwin
Moodey G w
Monteiro J
Minor G z
Mcdowell J
Mckenna M
McCormic L
McGuirs N
Nc Carthey James
McKennery w
McClaw J w
Nichols Beckett.
Nevins Charles
Niedt Edward
Nicklus Henry
circuit John
Overly Jno s
Powders Thomas
Piatt Thomas
Pledge w Fl
Peterson w
Prescott VIM
Peasants DR. Albt C.
Philips Charles
Patterson Cornelius
Powers Edward NJ !
Parker George II
Persico G
Perry Geo w 3
Pearls Geo w
Peedes James NJ
Pend.eton James L
| Ross Aaron
| Rehn Casper L
| Reeve E P
| Roglive Jos A
| Roachs James
| Royste- Jos
| Roane Jos r
RImn G w
Smith Mr.
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Schefers Bernhard
Shorp Benz
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Strib.ing DR. F T
Swan George
Starawesther Geora
Shuttle Henry
Sellar John
Saiis5uryJ J 8
Shepherd John
Sanderson Joseph
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Saneck Jas C
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Turner Thomas
Taylor Tinsley g. C
Treewalla James T
Tyler John P
Tobln Jos Fl
Tyler Jos w
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Vaughan John B
Wingfeld w w
| Walsh Walter
White William
Watts William
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Ware Thos NJ
Wells Rich'd A
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Walsh Peter
Wells Nicholas B
Wilt Marthail
Winston John r
White John II
Walthali John J
Walsh John C
Yeager G NJ
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