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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-18

g 55'57 Look to your Coughs . i.aaa
ITO all such laboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
ness PANS in the Breast, Splitting Blood, DC, VIC
would honestly recommend the use OF Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset, as safe ana speedy
the SUSPEND on Bridge, and At. =.
Y : {BRRNTIINGER & ARMSTR0EGi9,i
auE21- yr.dptE7 5.II Ndnrne street. Wheeling
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ls.. ;Planished Tin Ware. rs,s -.IE
II US opened assortment ofsplendid Panshed Ware,
81 consisting ofoohee and Tea UrnS, chatting Dishes OyS
Ter SaWers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Teapot g
coolers, Stomach and painted Toilet sets
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attention OIL
tho public to varied and beautiful assortment fHouse
and Steam Boat furnishing goods - . -. e. RI
nov1O . 10 ~ = l-I. Wheeling, Va
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5- -.5I.TC COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE:
TN PARKER has this day associated. with him in
business, Nh. Eieheaub. 90 y 2 80 = 80
me confectionery anlcae baking business viii be con
tiued at the old stand, No. 146, Main street.
name and s.yleor 6Ina10O 8 7. M.IPARKfsR @ co
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CHRONiC OR SECONDARY FeRMS.I-

.ses
which should be Contemplated with pure and unsulll.
ed delight presents nnicubus to the mind, filling with
OF repnGnance The exertions OF parents and
10 retain their youthful charges in upon this sub
ect has TOO often proved false fatal philosophy lot
honest tcnce be shown them in reasons early dawn,
guided by lgof truth, the pitfalls OF ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
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IN BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN Day GOODS
~ PHILADELPHIA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-18

Dissolution of Co-PartnerSh1P.
THE Partnership heretofore subsistinE between the un
dersigned under the firm mama OF Warden q EdwardS'
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent Jacob
warden has sold his inteIesttO James w. Warden. All
persons indebted said firm requested to settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden ~ 500
Wheeling, December I. 1852 =, -, %.
dec4-tf l6I -- tilrrl MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR. Z
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s. .st Cod Liver 0ilaG t,Aid q
rUsT received. 6 boxes Samuel Shines manufhEtnTo,
d ofpure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the best article Of the
kind brought to this any other Iket !. . -
~ I'D ~ 10 BRENTEINGER e ARMBTRONE5St - =
.ang2t-1yr;d Opposite washington Hall.
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TlHIs Oils result oftwenty years. investigation T.
French sian, and Is now extensively used in
FraEce both purpose ofkeepihg the glossy and
restoTingit in bald places. iit -.
This OH spart.culary recommended, it willrendeI
the Hair son, glossy and pabe besides making It abou
two shades darker. -
-5l For sale by NC J. B.V0WEbL! "a IInioRst
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ELEGANT ANIMALS AND
ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
F, HAGAN, MARKET STREET.

III Ne vi
THE DIADEM A Souvenir for the Drawing Room and
Parlor. and Gift Book for all Seasons. Illustrated
with 10 steel engraving by the first artists Edited by
Emily Percval An elegant quarto volume, printed
in beautiful style and bound in morocco full gilt
THE SOUVENIR GALLERY An Illustrated Gift BOOK
foraI Seasons An elegant quartO volume, printed in
unerb STYLE and embellished with elegant steel mez
zotint engraviugs bound in morocco, full gilt
THE MAGNOLIA; or, Gift Book of Friendship Edited
nv Clara Arnold Bound in morocco, full gilt and IL
Illustrated with fine steel engravngs. l2mo
GOLDEN GIFT; A Wreath of Gems from the Prose and
Poetical Writers of England and America. Prepared
aspecially as Gift Book for all seasons. Elegantly
printed with ornamented pages and bound in various
styles 12mo.
THE CASKET A Gift Book for all Seasons Bound n
morocco full gilt and illustrated with fine steel en-
cravings. l2mo,
THE LADIES' GIFT or, Souvenir of Friendship Illus
trated with fine steel engravings and bound in morOc
co, full gilt l2mo.
THE JUVENILE KEEPSAKE; A Gift Book for Young
People. Edited by Clara Arnold beautifully illustra-
-souare-l6mo, cloth-fu gilt.
THE FAyORITE STORY BOOK; or, Pleasing Sketches
for Youth Edited BY Clara Arnold. Illustrated with
several fine engravings in tint square, l6mo cloth
full gilt.
THE YOUTHS DIADEM; A Gift Book for all Seasons,
prepared especially for Young People By Clara Ar
mold Illustrated with fine engrsvnss, square, l6mO.
cloth, full gilt.
CHRISTMAS ROSES and NEW YEARS GIFT; Pres
ent for Young People Illustrated with fine steel en-
cravings, square, 16mo, cloth; full gilt
Just received and for sale by
dec22 +. dA6AN.
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SrEAMRnAT EXPLOSIONS.

Misfortunes seldom come sing and alone. We
are sorry again to chronicle the explosion Of two
Steamers on our western and southern waters and
do hope the government Inspector, under whose
immediate control those catastrophes have occurred,
will give the causes of the same most scrutiuising
investigation. In the absence Of the particulars of
this wholesale buchery of human lives, we cannot
but regret that the supervisory board of Inspectors
which recently had under investigation Reeder's
Safety Guards, for the preventonof excessive pres
sure of steam. did not go little farther than sug
gesting an improvement upon the same and giving
1t as their opinion that twas capable of performing
all the merits it claimed, and was the best plan to
prevent explosion by excessive pressure Of steam
The reasons we believe for not adopting the guard
W re- that up to the date of their late sitting but
few if any accidents had occurred since the exis-
tence of the great steamboat law, and before they
burthened the steamboat owners with additional
expense and took from under the entire control Of
the engineer the sagetv valve, (Which power the
laws gives them they felt inclined to see how it
would work under the present system. If there
was any cogency at the time in the above reasons,
we are now Of opinion the board must be satisfied
that mankind are still the same.-some reckless
careless and often caught off their guard; and that
their experiment, though doubtless meant for the
best, has been, to say the least purchased by a
GREAT sacrifice of human life-a sacrifice which
might have been prevented by the trifing outlay of
500. the price OF Reeders Safety Guard
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CANDIDATES.
FOR Sherry.

FOR SHERlfF.
.9s-We authorized to announce L. W. FUssEL as
candidate for reelection to the Office of Sheriff Of Davidson
county, at the next March election.
we authorized 10 announce JOIN h. EDMONDsoN,
candidate for the Sherihalty of Davidson county.
s4s-We authorized 10 announce ENOcH CUNSISGHAM
a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
sfs-W We authorized 10 announce WILLIAM LUTON,
acanddate for Sheriff of Davidson eounty at the ensuing
election.
szg~We are authorized to announce E. B. BIGLEY
candidate for sheriff. at the ensuing election.
CLERK or THE COUNTY COURT.
c7g-We authorized to announce JOSIAH FERRIS
candidate for County Court Clerk 81 the ensuing election
s85-We authorized 10 announce FELIX Il. CHEATHAN
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at the
suing election.
s-We are authorized to announce lsAAcM- JoSEs
ddate for County Court Clerk at the next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
- We are authorized 10 announce JOHS RAMS for
reelection County Trustee at the ensuing election.
~ We authorized to announce THoSAs SUMNER as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County.
~ We are authorized TO announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson March election
~ We authorized announce the name Of w. h
HUNTER COLLECTOR candidate for Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections.
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New York, Dec 26th.-The steamer Pacific has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 18th. Sales of
cotton for three days 10000. Spectators took
600 bales All qualities slightly advanced Orleans
Fair 81, Midding Cd; Upland Fair g, Middling
81. Trade in manufacturing districts slightly i'm
proved --,
FLoUR-Demand good Prices advanced one
shilling six pence
The entire Russian fleet from Sebastaphal appear
ed off the Turkish harbor of Linope on the Both Of
November, and met Vice Admiral Omer Bey with
IA Turkish sail.
A battle Immediately commenced. The shore
batteries being OF no use. The Russians forced the
harbor. The Turks fought like devils and would
not surrender but fought on till ship after an
other was sunk, blown up or destroyed.
The Turks lost frigates, two corvettes, one
steamer three transport vessels and several thou
sand men. -
Omer Bey was taken prisoner. Each Turkish
ship besides the crew had 800 troops on their way
to Circassa, also money TO pay the fleet. -
The Turks bnrned or sunk seven Russian vessels,
comprising two line of battle ships, three frgates
and two steamers The battle lasted only one hour
The remainder of the Russian fleet was so shat
tered that they could scarcely reach Sebastaphal.
All Europe is in excitement, and the opinion is
that general European War is no longer to be
avoided.
The Turks continue to gain advantage in Asia.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27-The river is falling slowly
Weather mild and pleasant Flour advanced to
so, closing firm with very light receipts. Whis-
key declined to 81 C. The demand for hogs exceeds
the supply, and prices advanced to 4 80 40; hold
ers generally asking 80. There is an increased
demand for provisions, with sales Of green meat at
81 a A, and 6 55 for shoulders, sides and hams
800 bbls number ! lard, at 81
PITTsBURG, Dec 27.-River falling slowly, with
feet inches-a heavy rise is reported at Browns.
vile. .. -.s
New York, Dee 27.-Flour advanced 90 to SO
cts State 80 az 90; Ohio and Southern, Z 62 a
7 g.
FURTHER News PER PACIFIC.-Another account of
the battle says six Russian ships of the line were
only in the engagement sustaining the fire of five
land batteries.
Menchekoff left Odessa Immediately for St Pc
tersburg
Vienna accounts say that armistice will prob
ably take place Turkey consents to the neutrality
of Servia
Adyces from China say, fighting is still going on
at Shanghai and Annoy. Canton is quiet.
New York, Dec. 27.-An immense confagra-
ton occurred this morning; or 10 wholesale
stores, chiefly -four dealers, burned. The ship
"Great Republic" the largest in the world was
burned at the waters edge Also the clippers,
"Red Rover" and "Whte Squall and the packet
shin "Josiah Walker" are a total loss Many other
vessels greatly damaged. Loss over Sl,OO0OOO.
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW AND VALUABLE PUBLICATIONS.

IlOON d RUTLAND, General BOOKSELLERS Al Union 81
1.-BOOK OF THE WORLD A Family Miscellany
Edited BY Dr. Gasply Beautifully illustrated.
1.-THE BOOK OF NATURE: An introduction to the
Sciences of Physc, Astronomy Chemistry, Minerology
Geology, Botany Zoology and Physiology. By Frederick
Shedler; translated by Henry Medcock.
S-OUTLINES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE. BY
Thomas B. Shaw B. Al with sketch Of American Lera'
ture.
4-CIyIL LIBERTY AND SEIiF-G0yERNMENT-
By Francis Liebe LII d. author of Essays on Labor and
Property" "Crimnal Law" &c. vols.
5.-LIFE IN THE MISSION, THE CAMP, AND THE
ZERANA or, Six years in India. By Mrs Colin Mckenzie
2vols.
6.-WESTERN CHARACTERS; or, Types OF Border
Life in the Western States By J. L. Mcconnell
personal SKETCHES OF MS OWN TINE
By Sir Jonah harrington.
s-LIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS BY Headley.
9.-PASSAGES FROM THE HISTORY OF VAST
ED LIFE By Middle-aged Man.
1O-LIFE SCENES, Sketches in Light and Shadow,
from the World around us. By Francis Durivage.
u-DICTIONARY of Select and Popular Quotations.
which are in daily use taken from the Latin French Greek
Spanish and Italian Languages with Law, Maxims &c
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING coAfAN=s
THIS establishment Is provided with Machinery ano
Tools complete of the most modern eonstrcczion Az
with the best Mechanical skill that the country aJra Ano
respectfully solicit orders. They prepas 70 execute -
follows
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Such as locomotives for Passenger and Freight Irsns
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and anoe
every description Of work apPertainlngt to Ran Heaos
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and statiOnary-frOm to 500 hOrse-po"es-NAl-
boilers of the best TslHessss hon-
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Circular saws
complete, with the newest and most approved modes
GRIST MILLS.
Engines and Machinery made fer all sizes, compleie; 10
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton pF al
Machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing Cdss Iron Cyl
iaders for blast, &c.
ROLLING MILLS.
Engines Cast Iron Rollers, and all machinery Tor koii-
ing Mills cOmplete-made at shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
Of any description, with shafng, mill gearing. Water
wheels, cast iron Bank vauts &C. &C, made to order.
Address JOHN Thomson. Agent lEho IS practical mA-
ehenst) or the undersigned. JOHN b. JOHNSON,
jun2l-ly President
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STANDARD WORKS ELEGANTLY BOUND

STANDARD WORKS ELEGANTLY BOUND
TIE DRAMATIC WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKE
SPEARE; With Life OF the Poet and notes, original
and selected. Eight vols, with steel engravings.
TOM MOORES POLITICAL WORKS Complete in l VOL
illustrated with ten fine eng avngs.
BY RON'S COMPLETE WORKS. An ele giant edition, with
fine illustrations.
NORRIS POETICAL WORKS. The Works of George
P. Morris-one vol Elegant edition.
MONTGOMERY'S WORKS-The Poetcal Works OF James
Montgomery, cosected by himself, in one large vol
ume
GOIDSmTH'S MISCELLANEOUS WORKS; in four
vols.
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND BY Agnes Strickland.
MEMOIRS OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. BY Agnes Srick-
land VOL complete.
HAWK ON SHOOTING; a new and elegant edition
FISH AND FISHING; new edition, in one vol.
THE BRITISH FEMALE POETS With biographical and
Critical notices. BY George W Behune. Illustrated
THE AMERICAN FEMALE POETS, Morocco gilt and
illustrations.
BIBLES, Testamens and Prayer Books elegantly ound.
JUVENILE BOOKS-Our collection is very compl e. all
of which is Just received and for sale by
F.HAGAN,
oecz. Market streee-
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JOHN MrrcnFL. TIE IRTsH PATRIoT.-We have
before stated that JouN Mitchell was treated to
LARGE PROCESSION ard demonstration at Brooklyn,
New York, last week. IL company with MEAGHER
and other Of the irish patriots, Mitchell was first
escorted to the City Hall, where he was warmly
received by the Mayor 7he following paragraph
Of the speech may be interesting from its aIluslon
10 the future course Of MICHEL, ard showing that
he is. ike MEAGnER determined not to be drawn
into the arena Of the varous factions
s'The able editor Of a most influential New York
journal speaking of the probability Of my publish
ing newspaper IN America, seems to imagine that
there Is a new game cock coming dressed andspur-
red in the arena Of American faction, and he has
even made match for me already. He will pit
me, he saws. against certain abbes or priests or
bishops, whom he names, and, on the whole, seems
10 expect good sport. Laughter lie Will PIT
me? But l will not come to the scratch. Hear
hearlU Positively l shall most respectfully decline
the combat and do advise all prudent spectators
not Ia bet upon the battle. ! am not theoiogan.
Iams rebel. Continued cheering / have no
ouarrel with any bishops or priests in the world
least Of all with the Catholic clergy, among whom
| have many personal friends; and amongst whom
lvhat is far more Important recognize aproiound
and exhaustles5 fund Of hatred against the British
Gayernment 1t is enOugh-the enemies OF that
Government are my brothers
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S1TF OFJANDAND NEGRO.

Y virtue Of adecree of the County Court OF Davidson
DCounty rendered at the December term lo95' IN the
case of Thos j. Adams and Others Mary Adams and
Others will offer for sale the premises, on Thursday
the 9th Of December 1853 tract Of land containing about
% acres less situated IN Davidson county on the
M1rfreesboro pike about 10 miles from Nashville.
At the same time and place will also offer Tor sale q
negro woman aged about 80 years.
Said property will be sold upon credit of and years,
notes with good security requ ed and lien retained upon
the Land until the purchase money IS paid.
F. K. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-28
DRUGS, &C.

A TTEND TO THAT COUGH.-FROAT THE
~ convincing testimony which accompanies DIR. Z. VIII
iams' great Cough remedy ehceruly recommend this
most and scientific preparation to all persons inter
esed from helpless invalid who is living without hope
to the suffering patient who is writing under the hrt at
tacks fell and relentless destroyer CoNsUMPTION
This superior preparation is remarkably pleasant 10 the
taste aud has singular peculiarly Tor incidence OF I'M
parting delightful favor; and is so speedy IN us opera
lions that patients plainly feel its good effects in lew mu'
utes after taking the dose IL will be found TO be
Quick and positive remedy for Grresng the formation Of
bLEcKs LUNGS and removing those already formed
and also to speedes and most effective of all med
ena agents the of ali other diseases OF the Throat
Chest and Lungs.
For full descript ons ofs merits virtues &c, see Pamph
let's 10 be had of the Agents. -,
For sale Wholesale and Retail, and on Agency by NJ
ZIMMERMAN, Wholesale Druggist, who is the General
Agent for this popular valuable preparation at the city
of Nashville surrounding country IL Is also sale BY
EwIN BROTHERS,
F. GRAY,
BERRY & DEMOVILLE.
GEORGE W. HENDEKSHOTT,
T. WELLS,
H. G. SCOVEL,
10. G BROWN.
J. H. CURREY, Nashville
E. C. CLOUSTON, I Franklin T
F.S. WOLDRIDGE, ' -
HAWKINS & 10 WLER, Columbia.
And NV all Dru0Ss in every town the State Of Tennes
see and all the Southern and Western States
seo'ANu " Wv (decI-lm dtww
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.

NY virtue of decree of the County Court Of Davidson
County rendered at the December Term, 1888, in the
case of George d. Hamlet Administrator and Others, g =
johnson and others will offer for sale To The highest oid
der for Cash the following Negroes to wit; Mahala
man aged about yeas Hartly about p years OF age
Nathan about % years Of age Wiley about Is wears OF
age Jenny about IA of age, Lofty about IL years OF
ace Andrew about Ii years of age and jim about years
of age.
Said Negroes belong to the estate OF Abraham Earhear,
deceased will be sold at his residence the Nash
Vile and Springfield road about Il miles from Nashville
ON FRIDAY Dec. Both, 1s53 +. r. CHEATHAA
49, ri Nv a. Ia Clerk.
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TOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT,

L fronting rs feet Spruce street. between Church and
Broad running back from 65 TO l6S feet and fronting lis
feet on McLemOre street. Said lot will be divided into two
or three lots suit purchasers Said lot has on it large
brick school house
ASO-A desirable Country Residence about three miles
from the city Noensvie Pike-a frame house with four
rooms &c. A bargain will be given.
AIS0-A brick house with rooms &c. No. 81 Spruce
street. Cedar-ard vacant lot Cedar Spruce
ALS0-A neat Brick Cottage in Edgefeld with four
rooms near the residence of Col Ramsey Said house was
formerly occupied by Rev. NJ. Royce Make early apPn
cation to Il. W. BHOWN,
deco Real Estate Agent.
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STATETE NNEssEE-DAVIDsON COUNTY.
SHELTON Demoss, admir-, &c,

D...u,ho- IluIez 1sEg
James Russell and other heirs
of Hannah Russell, deed. -
ID EFORE the Clerk and Master Of the County court OF
i Davidson County On mOtion' and u appearing 70
d. stifction of the CLERK that the following defendants
in the above cause to wit Helen Dawson who resides N
the state of Missouri and Andrew Russell Jackson he,
Russell decd and residents Of the State of Kentucky are
residents Of this State and that the usual process OF the
Court not be served upon them II IS 9ereore oae
"a tat nblcati0n be made in paper for thirty days,
urng said defendants appear at the February term OF
"a Cont 70 be held at the Court House in the town OF
Nashyi the first Monday in February, lsji and plead
,sr or demur to the petition otherwise the will be
tsEen for confessed and for hearing par 70 them
f. r. CHEATHAM
dee23-tri until LIST Feb. Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL BLANKS, &c.

Blank Books all Sizes
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Tennessee;
Blank Checks and Notes on Union Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Planters Bank
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Nashville;
Blank Drafts and Bills of Exchange;
Copying Books Bill Paper; Copying Ink; Railroad Re-
caints BiI Files Tin Cutters; Bill Heads &C. &c For
sale nv decs CHAS. w SMITH, College street.
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LOr FOR SALE.


Henry T.. HYDE VS. Miila shannon and others.
10y virtue Of decree Of the County Court OF Davidson
county rendered at the December Term, 1853. will
offer for sale the Court House in Nashville Saturday
the st Of December 1883 the following Lot OF ground be-
longing the Of John HYDE deceased situated IN
Nashville Line Street. known Lot No. l3O, fronting
A. feet said street and running back 1921 feet the
following TERMS Wit Fifty Dollars will be required in
Cash and the balance credit of and two years.
Notes with good security required and lien will be re-
tanned upon the Lot until all the purchase money IS paid
declLtriw6d I'd Pr CHEATHAM, CLERK.
rTNWENTY-SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES 80
L FOR SALE-Consistng Of Men, Womel, BoySfN
and Girls among whom several superior house ~
servants Persons wishing purchase will % well 70 cali
su examine "a we are determined 70 sell low for cash.
novIs DABBS 4 PORTER. No. SO, Cedar st.
n B-Aiso, hrst rate House Carpenter,
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Bg-The California papers adopt the English
custom of publishing births, and add truly Amer
lean or Yankee" popularity, by giving the reeghi
of the young citizen.
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RlrThe Macon Geo. Telegraph has notice
of dinner served up at a hotel in that place on
Sunday last at which fresh shad and green peas
were among the delicacies.
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~ 4 robber in hotel in Halifax, the other
5aT- was found kneeling at trunk IN the room OF
a boarder, and on being discovered sa he was At
his PRAYERS. and begged not to Be Interrupted he
was politely lie to finish lis devote n snd de AM
with Lis booty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-28

~ Mr. JOHN G. BARRY-for great many
wears an employee in this Office, and now engaged
in publishing democratic paper at Somerset Ky,
is on business visit to Nashville. His paper is
largely with Nashville, and having fine circulation,
our merchants would do well to make themselves
known through its columns. Mr.. BARRY will be in
the city several days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-28

F-Eg@ The erratic and notable Lola Monies was at
last accounts quietly rustcaung IN her hrd-ooX OF
a cottage at Grass Vauey-spending her time TO
the Improvement Of her garden, pettng her parrot
and poodle, and tanning grizzly.