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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-04

ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.-FOr render
ing the harshest skin delicately smOothe white and SOFT
removing saiowness eruptOns pimples tan,
frecles or redness Its soothing influence mme1iatey
aays the irritation of mosquito bites &C. while its datng
properties prevents the formation of wrinkles and banShes
them faready formed, elicting the cheek Of the
cearneSS and smoothness Of youth Prepared by DR. f. f.
Gouraud Walker St. lst Store from broadway, n York
For sale by ieb9 GEORGE GRElG.
TTRENCH WINES AND BRANDIES.-Always
IL un hand well assorted variety OF foreign Wines and
Liquors, putuP in wood and bottles, and for sale by 80
feb9 GEORGE GREIG.
DINE ArPLES AND PEACHES.-Just
L ceved, fresh lot Of Pine Apples and Peaches Rqt up
in glass jars, and for sale by GEORGE GRElG. r.
|UEESE.-5U boxes Western Reserve Cheese re
I ceved and for sale by feb9 GEORGE GREiG.
DINE APPLE CHEESE.--75 boxes superior
Goshen Pine Apple Cheese, received and for sale by
feb9 GEORGE GRElG.
EIGS.-On hand and for sale small lot of very fine
Figs by feb9 GEORGE GREIG.
CIUM DROPS.-A fresh supply offUest quality Gum
VI Drops ofyario4s Aayors just received and for sale by
CHOCOLATE.-A superior article of Chocolate
small sticks and in half pound cake put up in tin foil,
and for sale by feb9 GEORGE GREIG.
TRENCH NEUGA CANDY--Just received by
up in Tin foil and for sale by GEORGE GRElC
rREEN TEAS. 80 cans fresh Green Teas, herme
feb9 ~' -''' GEORGE GRETG.
TRESH TEAS.-Just received extra assortment
il of Black and Green Teas Ofthe finest qualities import
ed, and warranted superior, for sale BY
febl GEO. GREIG, Union street.
INOR HIRE.-A Negro Woman with children, one
Il 10 years old apply to r. A. BALLOWE,
julyl7 Genl Agt No IL Deaderick st
TOR SALE At AUCTION.-Iw will offer at public
Il Auction at the house Saturday next he3Oth
inst beautiful building lots situated in Edgefeld short
distance from the n. L. Depot. Terms half cash
aud the balance in and two years without interest
with lien retained the land until the purchase money
| pad. ,
so feet TO fifteen feet alley plot of which be
my Office. X A BALLOME, Geni Agt
inly a No. II, Dcaderick Street.
! STRAYED. .-Frnm the premises of the subscriber, on
- Tuesday of last week (2oth Of June) pair of BAl
| HORSES about Is hands inches high, of strong and
substantial appearance between the age OF and
old No particular marks remembered, other than
that one the Horses had recent brse or cut on his left
cheek bone and had when he escaped the headta Of
| leather halter
Any information concerning the above Horses will bt
thankfully received well as suitably rewarded II com
munIcated to W. T. BERRY, Nashville.
Nashville, July 9th, 1858.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
orFrcE-No. II, DEADERIcK STREET.


THE WEEKLY. UNI0NAND AMERICAN-ls furnished
To subscribers the following rates: Single copies one
wear in advance 81 so within the yeart 9s at he end
of the year 81 %. CLuss-0f five and upwards-s2 eo
per copy for year. Clubs Of subscribers VIII be re
ceived Cor six months at the foregoing rates
Tae TRI-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday I"r'aay
d Saturday at q ,er anuuni in advance if not paid in
advance, S6. --.-
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
szs-TuE MONEY IN ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTl0NS.6E f.s.-r. .-.
RemittAnces of subscriptions may be made by mail at our
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paper will be sent cut of the State unless ;he order is
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HtFE INSURANCE..
Etna Insurance Co. of Hartford.
LIFE DEPARTMENT..
Annuity Fund S15O,OOo.
EXCLUSIVELY held pledged snd appro priated, $SSf3
Il with reserved accumGlatens, by the chs>eT W.
and regulations othe Company, TO the payment Of Annu
ties and upon Insurance Life, and in event Tia
ble debt contracts, liabilities, engagements Of
h G company.
OFFICERS.
THos K. BR ACE, PTes't, S. L. LOOMS, Secretary
A, BULKLKY, Vice J. W. SEYMOUR, Act'y, President.
Managing Directors for the Life Department,
K. A BULKLEY, JOHN L. BOSWELL,
- RoBERT BUELL, ROLAND MATHER,
. MtLKs A. TUTTLE, EDWIN e. RIPLEY
HESRA q. PsAIy.
This being Joint Stock pTopriety company and eohduc
ted cash system the Managers have adopted table
nGpremum low is consistent with safety and
aHeh io0sr than those of the Mutual COmpanies.
Applications risks white persons, received by the
undersigned who will furnish Prospectnsesof the ComPa
any, and any information relative thereto.
ks slaves against diseases and accidents causing
DEATH takeb Poees Issued and losses adjusted at this
Agency. JOS NASH, A gent,
Ofiee n. W. corner Public Suare,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville, aug. 10, 1859.
Medical Examiners.
n, w5Sstos, 5 ~ D. n Once hOura, StO5, Pm.
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DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership heretofore ex.
| J listing under the style of McNAIRY 4 FURMAN ex-
pred on the lst day Of July inst R. C. McNaiy will con
inu the business at the old stand and will settle the bsi-
ness of the late firm. Signed X. G. McNAlRl.
Nashville July sth, 1858. F. FURhAN.
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L TAKE pleasure in recommending r. G. MeNAiRG, my
late partner the friends and customers OF the house,
and respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage
Literally bestowed upon the late firm.
iuIy Signed T. FURMAN.
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= = = OINJINNAIE, ULIV' - ;.
nROMPTattenGn given 10 the sale Of COTTON. DRIED
i FRUIT, FEATHERS, GINSENG, BEESWAA, &c,
&C. upon which Advances will be made if required
~ Orders promptly filed for Cincinnati Manufactures
Flour, Whisky, &c, &c
s Agent for the sale Ofar and Tallow Candles, Sale
ratus Pot and Pearl ASH and Lard OIL which will be fur
nShed at IoDeSt market rates SCihoH Commission.
TinlyS-d&W2n.
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HUNTSVILLE. Sept 90, 1851.
Dr. BLEDsoE-Having the publication Of YOUR Alter
atve Compound think il my duty say to the public that
had been for years subject 70 spells of CTanp Collie in lts
worst form that had tried almost every thing that is o
ven by physicians and found any thing that would Ger
tny relieve until tried eaboTe medicine which mas
relieved me In every attack in less than hour $50
WM B. LLOYD. 1
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Dr.. BLEDsoK-Some time has elapsed since uaye a 70,
hfcate that my wife had been greatly benefited by yonr
Alternative Compound. now take pleasure in sarn, TO
the public that my wife had for three or four wears been
subject the worst kind of spells of eIanp in the stomach
from dyspepsia. had tried of several whom thouolt 10 he
the best physicians in the place and great many deren
medicines with monentary relief Being persuaded 10 try
your Alternative compound did soand Fam haDpy n ay
that has entirely cured her. and would conscentousIy
recommend to all persons sung from diseases Of the
liver and dyspepsia. n. B. ROBERTSON.
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Bewareof counteTfeitS and base limitations!
~ The genuine VIII in future have the signature T.
Taylor on the pae engraved label on the top o each
box go.
Purchasers are advised that counterfeit OF this az
ticles is an existence.
The genuine is sold only by US and our agents appointed
throughout the Sou-hnd pedlar IS allowed 10 sell IT,
Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned against buy
Ing of but our regular agents otherwise they will be imos
ed upon with a worthless article. ,,,.r
Firsalo NV SCOYIL MEAD,
III Chartres street, New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States TO whom
all orders must be addressed - -, M
Sold BY ENlN, BROWN 20, NasiS me me heAi'
W w & J. y. BERRY, do;
J. NJ ZTMERsIAN s. Co.. do;
CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG, doi
THOMAS WELLS, do
iulvl-dtww H. g. SC0VEI, DO
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THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

CE EEHk6ILVRNIA.
Office Ctdar street. the NataE Protection O5fcss)
ABSTRACT ANNUAL STATEMENTS TO NAY lsr. 1881
Assets May lst 1852 Observation-Disclosures. S209Ol6 81
Premiums for the year ending, May lst 81 135,250 50
Interest on Loans &c. =. :. -- 1876 90
Guarantee Stock additional to above - 100000 90
s446,1s3 20
To Nav Isl -... s7,sG4 56
Ca,itoI Nav al 1e5s ~ $S5s, BIS 70
> 81.
The rapidly aecumuathg Capital OF this company tne
best guarantee of its entire req bv Risks taken Oh te
most moderate terms and losses adjusted and met here
JOHN G. FERGUSON, Agent
Nashville MyR2s, 1851
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Dr. BLEnsoE-l take the liberty and fell 70 te nv duty
to recommend to all persons suffering fun disease of the
stomach and bowels, your Alternative Conpon9 as verv
sePerior medicine My aged Is years had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and diar
rhea having almost despared OF his recovery con-
cuded to Try your Alteratiye two bottles Of which believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE
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DICH DRESS GOODS.-Onl hand Rich Silk, Dress
IL Rich Black Silks super Black Gro de Rhines, Rich
Printed Bareges and Tissues, White Barages and White
Silk Marqu $50, White Glace Silks, White Lace Dresses,
Emb'd Grapes Rich Barege de Lanes, Rich French Organ
dez Muslins Ginghams DC, &e These Goods very
rich and will be sold at very low prices at
McCLELLANDS
iune23 No % Public Square
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dictons TO believe their nerits Tn does cot apply
course TO the mines whose character hs bes1 establish.
&c by competent authority such the sls Roysis Port.
sse Lake and Albion The Journal estimates tina. the e1
pos Of copper next year. viii double those Of the pss
season.
ne rsportgven below, it will be that the sAse
OF mining stocks were larger this usual this aftsruoon
more IMAM thousand Utter went OF AT 2. bssdea the
aies AT the brokers' board We have nothinc ny;hIs
however, about the dividend Several lots Of
crushing machine changed hands IN the courss az the
cay would seem as though this stock unlike ts nrsie
cersors OF similar nature, going be active and
puoysnt. North Carolina brought Al discount OF =
put as u divie end which promised i've months 40
seems % r distant regard the dem
citation unmerited
The following, from ths London Mining Journal o. Oct,
wiz % PROBABLY interesting to the Tel Company and
otners VINO nave bought Herdan's chimes
numerous testimonials have been gratuitously Sor-
warced to Mr. Berdan, from parties who have had Ella
machine In use for the past twelve this in Virgin
Carolina, and other gold producing States of its perfect
efficiency and economy, and which, We think has nov
been fully demonstrated IN this country results when
will probably lead to extraordinary and unlocked for
results "
It's perhaps worthy of remark that though The nun.
Der Of mining companies with Offices In this city and in
Boston, probably exceeds forty fifty the scrip q not
moro than dozen Is dealt 1T the Board. whore
are the others Tight ss money u, 1t loss to
conceive the policy Of holding for better prices
sales can be effected at all
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The CONDITION Of the leading departments of the banss
o. this city, at different periods compares follows
Xan chrrxl ,A>,r
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Important Legal Decision.

Il.
The duties and responsibilities of stage owners railroad
companies &C. who undertake to carry and
their baggage for reward ere SO generally
by those parties, well by the public that 1t would
seem not Inappropriate to give publicity to decision
this subject by the Circuit Court for this city, pre-
sent term, Judge Leigh presiding suit was
brought against Parish L Co to recover the value
OF the contents Of trunk which had been from their
stage and red 1t appeared in evidence that the plain
till delivered the tunk to the agents of the defendants
and that it was put upon the stage at the time he got
into it, and that day two after it should have reach
ed its destination it found broken open and most
the contents taken out At this pont the plaintiff him.
self was introduced to prove. by his oath what the
contents Ct the trunk were-to which the deendsnts'
coIn el objected, for that could be witness
his casesnd that The only exception this general
rule OF evidence was when It first proven that the
his agents had been guilty of the robbery and
that the ground OF the exception the odiD poors
for the suppression Of fraud But IL ruled By the
court that foundation having been laid by proof of the
cevey TO the defendants and the loss the plaintiff shomd
be admitted to prove what In the trunk from the
cesy of case for gentleman is expected show
this applied only to wearing apparel which made the
principle less dangerous Goods By merchant to
smother inboiccd and the invoice Il the proper sv
derce OF what they were,
The defendant then offered to prove that notice was
kept posted CONSEQUENTLY 10 their office, A baggage
the INK Of the owners'hat the same was printed u
large letters at the top OF the wayb and that proc..
nation TO the effect habituay made before the
stages started from the Office The plaintiff objected 10
lotlces cid not limit the liability Of carriers whom
law regarcs as insurers except against the act of the
owner the act of Cod IN srro of lightning &c. the
set 81 public enemies The court held that carrier ia
liable except IS Just stated, and that he avoid
that liability by notices lie may qualify 10 respect
the place OF delivery or he may by uchgenera notice
quire persons when they take send articles of great
value IN small compass e aclnant him with the FACT
that he may take greater for that rodd be but
reasonable Hs special agreement ths the carrier should
not be responsible proved / might De question
whether that Md remove his @oii'ty or not-but
ger ersl notice will
II may be well TO add point which, though aris
ing this case is 20 generally nisuno erstood viz -
hat % fD pfus 10
person no WI, not agree to be responsible for his own
baggage raey hold then selves out Offering TO carry
rtisons Ard their baggage for certain sum and The
ay regards the fare a compensation for both n a
trouble AID tho risk They are looked upon as qrsi pub
uc ers who have no right to make terms in respect
elton FOR such refusal. ~ " -
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Nov. Id p. ~.
ASHES we heard OF sales Of only 40 bbs at IS 80
pots and pearls, per 100 lbs
BREApsrUFFs Flour was in moderate request st Tn
changed rates The days business Of 10 600
bbls-sour at So 12ls So s75k; supsrfne No. 2, Al
~ 56k 50 S1t; ordinary to choice STATE at 81 l2a
common to good Ohio at 81 1851 81 3iis and othsr
grades At proportonAte figures. There 100 b5e.
Canadian disposed Of At s. isx. some 100 bbl,.
thing further occurred In rye flour meal Wheat
seemed rather quiet The operations included a. so
bushels, at u 80 for Gepesee Urine whits 81 Is for
prime Western do; 81 60 for common Canadian do, in
bond; and 81 81 81 30 for fair to prime Western red
There have been 900 bushels rye sold to arrive st 81
Barley and oats unaltersd Corn tended upvarde
The transactions embraced 81 900 bushels at 79c S0e
for unsound SOC. slc for mixed Southern Sic. s2e.
for mixed Western; and SIC. S2ac for white and vel
low Southern, per bushel
CArnE-At Alertons Washington drove yard there
were offered this day. ol9 beef cattle during the week,
200. We subjoin the returns for the week in detail
together with the section Of country whence the supple
came -
Hudson River Raroad 100 New York Stats, on foot 100
Erie Railroad 600 New York State, carr. 0e1
Harlem Railroad. NewYork State boAtsl22
Pennsylvania, on Ohio ON cars.
Other Stuck.
Do. Veal calves. :. l92 Hudson River-Shsep !. l6l
Prces-The supply Of cattle this day large IS
usual owing to the cars being detained on the Harlem
Railr I've learn from Mr. Aerton that the food o.
Sunday has carried away the bridge at Purdys Station
The range OF the market from &c to o. h. Cows
and calves, SOD 10 SoO; veal caves &C. 10 sneep -
80 lambs, SO to 50 90 No swine hand; but they
would fetch from SC. to 51.c At Browning's- ed
So beef CATTLE "A calves an 678 sheep and
lambs Beef cattle all sold at from $50 to So per
hundred. Gown and calves At from S25 TO 500 All sold
Sheep from 81 so SO Lambs from 81 so S., as in
quality At Cha mberains hudson River Bulls Head
beef CATTLE 40 and calves 50 veal calves and
1850 sheep and lambs eef cattle ranged at from t. t<
&C. Per h. Cows and calves 1875 sos; veal calves .,
from &c. to &c. sheep W rs So; lambs, S2a a. 6ct
offered 175 beef cattle and 80 and calves. fht
former sold from So to S. quality and the latter
at from $40 to $56
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The variations during the past week of the most
favorable character regards strength and condition
In loans and dis counts there has been decrease OF s20
22l, and in circulation s2oi $50. in deposits in.
Of s7oo03O and in specie increase of 81 05
6o5 The amount Of specie in the banks of this city on
the morning of he 18th Of November was ss49 066
larger than at any previous time since the
Of tho weekly returns and $3077 i23 greater than the
smallest amount reported at any time since these weekly
reports first made The last returns show smaller
amount of leans and smaller circulation than at any
date since the 2st Of June lat. The banks show CON-
paratively great strength They by means out OF
the reach of ordinary contingencies, and have wide
ma gin left for further contraction.
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Later from Venezuela.

wea in receipt of files of the Coeo de Caracas to
the 18th Of October.
The new coffee was arriving but slowly in the mar
ket, though the demand for it considerable. The
quotations For that of the Araua valleys, $l2 to
$3 per quinta 100 bs shelled unshelled from $40
to $40 So Hides quoted at from $2 to $l3 the qun
tat and abundant for want Of purchasers Indigo
was in active demand, but there none in market.
In the money market the English sovereign quoted
at SO So and the United States eagle (goid at $3 37
the English shilling az 3lk CENTS and the United States
dollar a. 81 349s.
The following table of expectations from the port
guayra for the past four years. calculated up to the
l4th Of October, shows remarkable falling off in
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entry; before De Corn in Melville standing talk
ing TO himself aud angry his face was very white
and no oos ed very bad at me- that afraid him
never saw him lock like that before when De Corn came
down Melville vent up to him. at the corner of
the packing room 1t in that place that the letter was
preser and each hello part it, De Corn then lat po
OF it. and into the packing room: Melville did not
oow him. advancing only about feet De Corn walk.
60 qnek, Melville con inued TO hold his uprght
lie Torn took his pto out of biz pocket before went
into the packing him cock the pistol: il was
the same pistol now produced in court.
Thomas Colwell, examined am tnsmith by trade ;
on The 3ht 81 March last employed over the base
ment occupied by Ds Corn and Giraud on the morning
when Nely shot, was at work; did not see him
in but heard the bell ring which il fixed to the
door; after he came in, him in the packing room
and heard them converting IN French up The report
Of the pistol heard oncry of any ind De Corn cas,e
ny The pack tng door and went out Of the Reala
street coor; then went up stairs without knowing that
any one was hurt.
tross eyamired by Mr Braay--My attention was not
drawn to this circumstance except from the ring Of the
bell and the rep ri OF tas pistol.
Antoine Blaipval sworn said--I was in the e,pplov
OF hessrs. he Corn h tiraud in the month Of March
last, AM am nos employed by Mr. Giraud saw Mr. Mel
vile come into the basement on the morning of his death
ne can about haiti past nine he asked for Mr. De
Corn several times he went gu. the Greenwich
street door, and stayed quarter OF an hour bs.
fore he r.tnrnec was then ia the packing room; did
mol 90 out OF IL heard moth ng between Mr. De Comm,
Mr. Melville Mr. De Corn il the packing rool haul
he took out tho pistol and went out with itsiv after h
heard the report Of the pistol immd said .Antains
lett Mr. w. corn came into my round Melville Green
Ncf street win me st s nobody could have
gave u to the EtsfGer ana ra tne pol cemen came
istsrn's with let,or ~ or saw any one co,ns In
ed viii Mr. MeSI Gy Mr. Brad erst bsoam, .con.o,
to geo W. ~ nsNne IN August OF Iast vsa eciuant
M, lnon 10 Corn though he had M bn:yea r ne came
Melville walssd e .oIn had pistol until that a. 40
@ h,s u tho snair, and tc ID me TO III, room on the
y, IN never saw with him hors c .orn TO wait
- st..e etn mat morning about ooloch M saw
- business before lslyns came IN
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900 bags Rio were elected 1t ~ &C.
lie. per ID.
FRlGHrs To Liverpool about 20 coo 80 900 bushels
wheat engaged in bulk and bags, at I'D u ia
and l3d 10 ID To LONDON II coo bushels wheat were
eng ged At led in bulk. and $50 bales cotton At 32d
To Hayre, 90 bushels wheat engaged at ESQ.,;
-four at 90c 9sc To Antwerp As terces rice were
engaged a. 47s Cd To CaorAia were quiet ct 6ce
. coo. per foot, by clippers.
FRrIT.-The days movements comprised 1000 boxes
dry bunch rasns AT 80 70 So % and 200 boxes
dried do. at 81 IS.
BAy.-Norih river needed by shippers 1t 600. .
Csc per 100 lbs.
IINF-Common Rockland was in limited request At 81
Dbl.
NAVAL SroIE-Nothng additional tran spired in rosin
crude turpenDe Sales OF 200 bb spirits turpsntno
reported. at 66c &c per gallon.
Ons- Whale, sperm aud olive ruled quiet, but Arm,
Some 600 gallons linseed taken at &c Csc per
gallon
Pro, eIoNs-Pork 81 II heavier and cheaper The
sales Moulded 800 bbs Western SIS IS Sl5 81 y for
mess, and $l2 90 Il 81 62 for prime Taere wore 80
bbls prime lard bought al 1896 I0lsc per h. Beef
unchanged The transactions reached 800 bills. 1t
former rates. Butter and cheese remained about the
same.
srGARs.1bere have been 600 hhds. Cuba purchased
at sxc. $50. per Id.
port) on Saturday, at l1xs per p.
ToRACCo-The days sales iuclSed 10 bales Havana 81
&c. q 600. Cuba at 20c per lb.
WHrsKY-About 500 bbls. Ohio and Prison realised
&c, 275ic., cash, per gallon.
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DnssTRCcTIyE FIRE AT KINGSTON, CArABA-On
ne iIh instant fire brcke out on one of the steamboat
honded warehouse of Mr.. J. Miller the wharyss and
warehouses OF the Hon John Hamilton and the ware.
houses OF MePherson Crane Mr.. Hendy and Watts n
non0bue The property destroyed was no doubt laros
" IS said there was insurance to large amount.
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The Barpw'u q. Sentinel says that horrible mar-
der was commit I'd near AIKEN the I'd st. on the
person OF Mr. Wise FOLLY, by man nsmed Fowler who
hss made his escape
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MONDAY Nov. 1t-5P NJ
The Lake Superior Jo'onas received to-day gives dat
teripg account Of the mines working the Tsle Royae
and Portage lake veins Many of the companies It eau
msrsies sis comparatively u4nosn ne.s; AMI Inc pablo
viii reguDs some stronger evidence than nswspsSsr pre-
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.. destructive FIRE AT CALEDoNIA.-The wooen
10 wool store house and boarding house belonging
ssu Shlhhon fsqy OF Caledonis, consumed by ere
oo" nciuoipg wool and stock s supposed 10 be 500
~. we nrcer'tand that the property was insured IN
loss.-ztroni0 ColoyiN ."'''As " 0o'sr nsn tne