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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
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Tee CREAM SALOON.-MR ABIELL
i informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of LynchbuIg
that his ICE CREAM SALOON is now oLen, and VIII
be constantly supplied with the incest Ice Cream during
the hole lie will also furnish Tor parties at
lie shortest notice The p ptronage of his friends and
the pubic ~ earnestly invited. alhiV-dts
Fresh ne-ApplesS awberry. and all kinds ofrus
uayIA-ts
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FALL STOCK, 1855.

NNE pook ABOVE lOWELliS \ HOTEL,
Petersburg, ia.
OUNCE the late fire the II ih oi May last. which
~ detttoved our Store aud stock # tioods, VlnO
Ne have taken the Store, door abnye Pow. KY
ellis Hotel, and formerly occupied by Messrs. "
Wills. Len Il Brownley. where have orcnrd large
and cntrel, stock of Goods. We have just
eeised from he European Markets by tho shps Aurorn,
West Point Irene md Neptune large aud varied as
tnent of China. EaIthenwaie. &c, &c. aud
ftum the Northern and Eastern Manufacturers as
sortment of Glass Ware, enlh eeins every article
ally kert in Embellishments of This kind Wo enumer-
few of the lending Il les: Gill and Pain Dinner
and Tea Setts os which ycry beautiful; Vases,
Pitehefs, Plates Dishes Cup4 md Saucer, and Glass
War; Of MI kinds bowl-, piehcr, Gohes. Fumhlcrs.
Wines Deennters. Ssvers Shades, Salts Plated mud
Britanna Nure. Castor.. Waters in Sets separate,
Gill and Mahogany Frame ookng Glasses, all sizes and
descriplions Lamps. Gbandoles, Bathing rdbs japan
Toilet Snts an Stonr Ware di nll szes Having pur-
chased Gaod4 mostly Tor cuh cfrcl confident that
sell nsow any Other house IL be inund IN Tho
country, Those wishing pureaseufe respectiully In
yitel to examine stork We pay ruricular auen-
tion tn the pnekias apartments.
MUIR 4 STEVENS.
sep3is Let door above fowefs Hotel
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CtPRINls TRADE IsJj.-GEO. b. JONES
- & Co. WAolesole Dpggi.ts, Pe.ersburg. Virginia,
have received their SPRisG Srocg of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, BE. md Offer for sale assor,
ment, embracing all articles in this line, suited to
the want, Of Country Merchants, Druggists, Physicians
and Farmers.
Obtaining their Supplies from Manufacturers and I'm
porers only they prepared t, furnish these goods as
low any regular Jobbne house. tY Orders receive
prompt aad careful attention. marJ.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

EDFOkD HOUSE. (opposi'e Gon4 House)
s1 MAIN STREEf, LIBERTY VA, (on the site ol
the Hotel ,rmerIy keat by Wm. Terry e-q)
The abp5e HOUSE, re built in the modern style
and fnrni he'd in the ia "pered for ;ne
,ercp ion of eue,ts. The iersigned laomise THEN
beat eiints merit my natrontee whi h they m'y
ceiye. QUARLES X STEfTOE.
fropretors.
\ HACK wi ulwa>s be in re,iness 70 convey the
gne.ts tn lpu<, AMI ieir baggage to and from the
Il5 Road f.e, OF rharse. apl3 dts
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RESI- FALL AND WINTER CABBAGE SEED

i SDts Sl'poJItrp WHITEHEAD Druggists
REAT TEXCITEMENTI IN BREAD-C6used
= from the OF B + Babbitts Chemical Yeast
Nler All desrous Of having good bread nan do so
calling at our new Grocery nader the Warwick
USE We have, also, on hand, fresh supply OF
Fad ind Globes Baskets
IN u
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z. w. pICKREII. N. M. TANNOR
PICKIsELL a. TANNOk,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
PetershUrg, Va


WYE respectfully cn the attention of the citizens Of
w Lynciburg and the surrounding country, 10 our
extensive assortment of Lumber, which consists OF
many kinds suitable for Builders robaoconsts Cabinet
Makers. &c
For Builders have all grades Of Albany White
Pine, Cherry, Mahogany, Black Walnut, &c.
For Tobaeconists. keep n lmge soc of White
Pine CulinEs, suitable for Casing-Buiton Wood and
White Oak iot Boxes.
For Cabinet Makers. We have Poplnr Cherry. Maple
&c, &C., with general assortment of every thing usu
nly kept in n Lumber Yard such Cypress Shingles
Laths Spruce Pine Palines, &c, Nc.
ANTHRACITE COAL.-Our Ynrd is always sup
piled with the best Rcd and White Ash Coal, which we
throw in The Box Cars from our Yard, put in
hog sheads and forward To dealers wishing arge
quantity, we are prepared to offer great inducements
hnvng turn from the Southside Road. running to
wharf where we load a cnr from the vessel-
We will sell low and forward with as much dspnrch
s any firm ir the State.
We will nlso attend to the iorwa riding al snv nef-
chandse entrusted to ca,e To obacc' 1iss sihi
ping offer great facility. The cars can take it
whurf. where it be put directly on the ves
sells, either for Baltimore Philadelphia or New FORK
We also have Crane capable of raising ten or hfeen
TONS which can take any heavy article from the vessel
thn ctus We will be pleased to receive orders or at
tend to any thing in our line may % dam
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LuIWeIl M. Brown,

CIVIL ENGINEER, D RAUG II rs VI A
AN d S U R VEY OR
nFFERS his services the citizens of Bedford AM
" Of Lynchburs ana will pay strict -ttchtion to an
business entrusted to him.
ADDREss-lTBERfY. ap 30-rs
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TUxAs HING MACHINES AND

L'EBE, LIFE AND MARINE iNsgR
l. ANCE-LynrAbnrg Hose d. Fire Insurance Com
many.
This Company makes Insurance against 'oss or dam
age by Fire, Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco fact
lies and other buildings, furniture goods wares nd
merchandise, generally in town and counryon the most
avorabe terms.
Also makes Insurance on the lives of all persons en-
loving good health. and of sound constitution Tor the
whole duration ofifc. or for a limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, Will os
insured unreasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and to
INV of the Northern or Southern Ports, at favourable
rates.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. Presidem
JAMES NJ. COBBS. Itee Pres,dent.
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Don T. G. Peters. Dexter Otey,
George W. Yancey, Samuel Harand
William +. AndeI son, Joseph H. Nowhn,
Jehn O. Taylor, james NJ boyd
JAS. O. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CaEEp r. WILLS, Sec'y.
DR.. p II. Gilmer, ue5,c,j Ero,;oe,,
DIR. Wm. Otwsy Owen.
The Medical Examination of subjects for lnsure"
will be made ut the office of tho Company each day
between the hours of and o'clock, p NJ
feS-Iv
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
IRsno-,. rurpl.hed BY the Associated Pr,... ]
arriyaIof tI,e Africa.


NEw YoRK Dec. 5, Evening-Tbe steamer Az
RIGA. from Liverpool, arrived at Halifax this T. H.
The Cotton market is dull; fair quality declined 9ss
lower qualities I. Sales of the week $4,000 bales
Orleans Fair g.; Orleans Mddling 81; Upland Fair
81; Upland Middling 81. Bresdstuhs slightly de-
clined, market dull Wheat declined I'd; Flour de.
clined Cd: Com declined Cd Weather favorable
Mixed corn ass to 46l; closed dull Provisions
geueralIy unchanged; Market closed steady. Lard
advanced; Sugar declined 2s 9s. Money market
more stringent, Consos advanced and quoted at SSi
a $50 " ar news unimportsnt
LOUISVILLE, Dec 5.-RVer six feet and three
inches water, aud falling slowly.
Accounts from Kansas state that an officer Of the
military organization OF the free State men, was cap
tured at Atchlson, and written order TO burn the
town and murder Laughln, found in his pos
session.
Most of the male population have gone to LIE
compton under order Of the Governor
A request was sent to Weston for assistance, and
a party left last night.
Dispatches from jefferson City say: No election
for U S. Senator. 1t will not take place this ses
sion
BosroS. Dec. 5.-The steamship Canada, for
Liverpool via Halifax, sailed at noon to day with
l23 passengers.
NEW YohK, Dec. 5, noon.-Flour, State 20
OHIO 70; Southern 9 rs Wheat, Western red
10; Southern red rs. Corn, mixed 80.
WAsHlNGroN, Dec. 5.-Hale submitted resViu'
ton requesting the President to inform the Senate
whether lie received sufficient evidence of such re-
sistance of the execution of the laws in Kansas as
require the interpositon OF the military for the
prevention of disturbance the restoration OF or
der in that territory; So TO lay the same before
the Senate. Also copies OF every order issued tor
the employment of military force in that territory.
The resolution lies over
Resolution for the election Of officers for the Sen
ate next Monday, and to refer all private bills and
claims on the calendar to the Court Of Claims and
amend the naturalization laws, laid over. Ad-
journed.
HousE-BarOttng resumed for Speaker. No
choice yet.
CINcINNArI, Dec. 5, M.-Hogs Sc 40 to Sc 90 ;
Ness Pork, $40 to $40 30; Lard lO4c; Whisky
30ac; Sugar old II to Sc, fair new, 7B to 74c /;
new Molasses 4Oc; Coffee III to l2ic
Kiver f,llen inches.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

NASHVILLE Dec 5, 1855.
GENTLEMEN 1T Is with pleasure that acknewIedge the
receipt Of your kind communication in which You do me
honor to tender me a complimentary testimonial Your
very high appreciation Of my humble merit far above my
deserts and viii be cherished fond recollection Of
the UNMARRIED kindness which have been the recp
lent your hands Manager Green has in the kindest
ner met your views and happy state has set apart
sATURDAY EVENING mex for the occasion.
Trusting that this arrangement will meet with entire
appreciation, remain, Gentlemen,
Yours, with gratitude
W IL. EVERETT.
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Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 3, 1855.

NASHVILLE Dec. 3, ls55
Ma. w. EyFRETT:
DEAR sR-1h- undersigned citEns Of Nashville
have witnesse with satisfaction and delight the prominent
part YOU have contributed the theatrical
VIII Oh IN present season has furnished at n AdePhi and
learning that, at the close of your pr seut engagement
it is your intention retire from the stage and devote your
self T. another calling desire 70 manifest appreca-
ton Of your ab ties actor and standing gentle
mar by rendering you Complimentary Benefit, aod hope
you will select evening at early date for this Iur'
pose.
The Nashville Dramatic Climb which has been newly organ
led take pleasure volunteering their services the &C.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

HARPER's MAGAZINE is now commencing its 18th
volume, and Frank Lese's Gazette OF Paris, Lon
don and New York Fashions; also Godey's Lsdy's
Book will commence with January, 1896 All
those DESTROYS of obtaining good yearly subscrip-
ton. we now advise them to call at the Book Store
of TooS, NELSON Il Co, and, of course, subScride.
Each IS per year.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

cEg- Parties 10 New York engaged in the foolish
scheme OF getting IAN Irish tiibuster expedition,
having iutmated that General Shields would be con
nected with il, Mr.. Thomas DARCY hcGhee, on
the Generals own authority, contradcts the sup
position. "lf," writes Gen. Shields, there is one
man in America who thinks am such fool as TO
countenauce such absurdity, he may cherish in
that belief II my name may be
mentioned publicly in connection with it, you will
do me the lavOr to contradict it,"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

Arkansas Cotton Plantation
ron SALE.


IMPROVEMENTS. 90 acres cleared and IN cultivation;
4 about unit ci deadguipg and bum, which
be put into Cotton the hr5s yeur; lurabe Dwelling,
good Sin NH and All uscessary ouN houses; Cts and
Well OF superior water; Orchards, &C.
The Tract can be enlarged 10 any extent, own The
back Lands.
Its locality is very favorahesustsd in Arkansas
ty, the South side OF the Arkansas river, in healthy
and pleasant uei hbocd, adjoining TIE plantations Oi Dr.
john A Jordan and The Mers douglass, and within three
miles Of the Little Rock and Napoleon Railroad which
progress and viii be completed On less than years.
bargain be- had by early application TO .he under
signed The premises or by letter addressed % South BEND
p s. Oiice Arkansas county, Arkansas Also refer
THOMAS IA, ALLEN, Memphis. T.. W. LEE
sep25-WtIanl
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u ~ K5TATR.

TIVE undersigned Wishing 20 80 proposes e. sell -
his tract ~ and Containing Two LINuEED ASD -
SIXTY-rHREE ACEas lying the waters Of Fsu Crees ia
Wilson County sad land has hCudrcd ana seventy
FIVE acres cleared, mostly rich bottom tamil, and IN hgh
state az cultivation The tract 4uer good cedar fence,
two good springs Of lasting Tor stock, aud plenty Of
fruit trees Of both GFpes and psl- good house with
five six roous, og cr wish al ether Necessary cut
hon-es, an o! which are % Cedar
TEbys- Twenty dollars per acre; payments cosy. one
wishing settle 60 N section ViB DO ve early,
the presumption there via be another such op-
portUnt' ksl Orees.
nOy16-W5t BENJAMIN A. RCCkEIs.
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john D. Owens VS.. james Fatsy and others.
TT appearing 20 the Court that james Psty is
entoi the state OF Tennessee il ordered tat publ
cation be nad- in tie True wing published az NASH
vile ordering sad deIdlnt appear fore ne County
Court u Smith County he Court blouse Ia Carthage
the nrt MuuSay December next, and Plead answer
demur 10 said petition tle VIII be taken for con-
les. 81 W. v. x. UALLUM,
novt2-v3t CIerk u smith County Court.
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EB- We are indebted to Messrs. ARMSTRONG d
Co, OF this city, for copy of "7he Illustrated
Annual Register Of Rura! Afairs and CtdtiOator
almanac for 1856" They are Agents OF the Pub
hsners The work is full of useful information on
ryrsl snhiarts
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TnEATRE.-Mr. Chanfrau takes benefit tonight
and to morrow takes his departure from the "Cty
OF Rocks
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

THANKSGIVING DAY.-In order to give the hands
10 the Patriot Office an opportunity of observing
to day in becoming manner, there will be no paper
issued from this Office to-monoE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catauba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
OLNOLNNATZ OHIO.

jy16-ly CLNCINNAII, ONO
Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared and sold by Dr.
Jackson at the German Medical store, 100 Arch Street,
Philadelphia daily increase in their well deserved celebrity,
for the Of all diseases arising from arrangement Of the
liver. These Bters have indeed proved blessing to the
afflicted, who show their gratitude by the most altering
This medicine has established for itself
that competitors however willy their schemes seductive
their promises cannot reach 1t gained the public ,ond
dence by the immense benefits that have been derived from
it, and will maintain its position.
See advertisement novl4-1m
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Railroad Crossing at the River.

The Chattanooga Adreytiser of the 4th inst,
says
We are pleased to learn that the President
of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad has,
through exertions, provided way tor crossing
the river with but little delay TO passengers
He has purchased the Little Tennessee. a boat
that used 10 run between Loudnn and Knox
vile, which we understand is always in read-
ness for the trains each way, upon which the
passengers are set over with despatch. The
Little Tennessee has been so fitted up that she
carries the freight TO and from the Bridge to
Sheelmound, a landing xix miles up. The con-
nexion now for travel aud freighis may be con-
sidered complete as it is possible, and but q
trIhing detention occurs to either. The COM
pany has set 10 work in toll earnest for replac-
ing the burnt spans aud in arranging things
generally.
The public may rely upon it, the President
and Directors Of the n. d c. r. r. Company
will continue to use the most interchangeable en-
ergy in overcoming the difficulties resulting
from the loss Of the bridge, and in rebuilding It.
HUNTSVILLE AMERICA ISBEPENDKST.-1h above
is the title OF an American Journal just started at
Huntsville, Ala, BY Messrs. Vices a DEw, late OF
this city, the FIRST number Of which we have received
Ar Vices, Esq, is the Editor. The paper Is OF
good size and well filed, the selections evincng
good taste, and the editorials decided ability. We
hail the hnd,pendeat as wouhy eO-aborSr 10 the
American cause, and shall hook to its columns with
interest during the great battle Of 1856.
prE's CoUKTKRFEIT DE &c oR--We received
Yesterday a copy Of one q Dyes publications, and
consigned It to the flames without reading II We
are .s,onished AT the impotence OF the fellow, ia
sanding his papers 10 this place after the uumitea
ted rascalities Of Which be has been guilty. Here
cen,ly cassed a. swndIers the following Nsslyill,
R.nLs. Rank Of Commerce, { j, D. James Co !;
City Bank, ID. Pearl & CO.;l Merchants Bank tW
B. shepard 4 Col Traders Bank (DOr'eh and Dol
Ingsworth.) As all Of these Banks Were' al III
time, and are now sOlvent-sleveF having had thsi
credit lmpeAched-Dye vas guilty Of ~anionl,
HbeIIIng them. Such man deserves no qusr's
from any source, and the sooner the scamp ls kieke'
out Of New York, where he has taken refuge th'
better IL win be for public morals
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PHoT. wooDs BAR REsTosATvE.-The testimony Of al ]
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article is that viii restore the gray and the bald eradicate
Of the Scalp, the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is now put up
both with and without sediments. See Advertisements
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

49, THs GERMANS have produced very excellent
~ remedies for various diseases. Among which may
be specified Dr. Hollands Celebrated Bitters, for sale
by G. b. Jackson-snd used with remarkable success in
Liver Complaint Jaundce, Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility,
and general arrangement of the Stomach. The Sunday
Dispatch says Of this medicines ave feel convinced that
Of the German Bters the patient does not become
debtsted but constantly gains strength and vgor to the
rsre-s fact worthy Of consideration. The Btters
pleasant in and in sme and be administered
any circumstances the delicate stomach Indeed
they be used BY all persons with the most perfect safety
would be well for those who much afflicted 10 the
yous system with teaspoonul less and
gradually We speak from experience and Of
course proper judge The press far and wde have united
in recommending the German Btrs and to the afflicted
most cordially advise their use" See advertisement
decl-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HG57 GREAT CURE RHsUMATIsz-The Editors Of the
~ Richmond Republican Of December 2sh, lsoz says
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is qusck medicine.
They had in their press room afflicted with violent
Mercuria Rheumatism who continually complaining Of
misery in the back, limbs and Oinshis eyes had become
evesh and mattery neck sSoen throat sore, and all the
symptoms Of RI eumatism combined with scrofnia- Two
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him, and In an
editorial notice above they bear testimony to its wonder
l effects and say their only regret is that all suffering with
disease of the blood Of the existence Of such
medicine. They eheerfuly recommend it.
See they certificate and notice in fun around the bottle.
deel-1m
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FTfHE undersigned wihrs cell his su interest Jac
/ county Ma consists a. follows. Between 1870
and 2tC u land, EUnrsd Of which rich cove
ard Greek bottom land; 5t0 of which cleared and
under The balance bench and uutsin land heavi
ly umbered with Cedar. Poplar Ash, Beech Qua and Oak.
There he premises Elii which Is capa
bl OF cutting O Get a. lumber Per day, conveniently To-
Gated 90 the timber Tie land is finely adapted the
growth Of Blue Grass, Clover aud Meadows, Corn Cotton
and Wheat.
The above property Is Gated los miles rom Nashville,
and within mi Of the e. O. f. r., where there is
depot hu q miles 81 The junction ~ the n C. 4 K.
and the Memphis AID tbaria=5ou Railroad.
TERss The above End nd min vii be sold rs follows
Part cash the balance i1 g. @Buu years. with interest.
There ahgu. % head Of mul-s and mares; also, 90
80 head Of cattle, aHd loco barrels cf CON- and Oats, that
be bought BY ths VuTth ear
The Mil viii pay for tire vh,c property before the money
is due. Apply % WI. J. BASS, the premises, or AN
DEBSON'S P. o Tenn-
novi2-wj4rl LiNDSiyT CROCKETT, Nashville.
Nashville True Wig e,ry IL weekly paper Until January
I, and send account % tis ellce-AdsAliI6 t0H and
An
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ylEFnAs0s CFfr, Nov. 81 1855.
The arrivals since iast report iol0~s lt head
cal-, 80 head Ts2as and AttkaFaa. a. brad
IN Coss 80 bsA5 calves, b15 head sheep, 30 hoss
Press arc easy guotaissnss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06

Cash for Wheat and Rye.
JOSEF NASH,
soutA-Essf Corner chETeh and College streets.
Octt--3m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06
BUSINESS NOTICE.
The Mutual Protection
INSURANCE COmP,NY or NASHVILLE,
Office, Kirkman's Corner up Stairs.
ENTRANCE No Is PUBLIC sQUARE

CONTINUE insure the mutual principle, Houses
~ Merchandise, sc. against loss damage by fire
Steamboats, any OF the Western Waters against the haz
inland navigation and the cargOes of vessels Of
cry description against the pes Of the and rivers
Also the lives persons good health, for single year.
term Of years. during life Also the lives, Of slaves
ployed On steamboats,.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
institution entitled to full participation all the profts
without any liability to loss beyond the amount Of premiums
which they may pay.
NJ. :. PITCHER, President.
JNO. b. JOHNSON, Vice President.
@. j. y. WHARTOE, Secretary.
nOv8-tf
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MARRIED..

MARI lid.
wHEIA ss-sHAPARD,-O Tu, SHAY evening, Dec an,
by Rev Dr. Lspslcy NJ VIM. Whecs, Cashier Of Farm.
ere Bank Of Tenn at KbOSve, % Azs hien NJ, aasgh
ter Of W. b. shsPaId, ksq- q ths city.
KlEPATRICE-BERRY.--o Tuesday evening, Dee AiA'
by the rev Dr. EdAr. Mr.. Rotert 7. KkPstrek' Of ae
nrm Of H. {. MeSay Co., 70 EA fsHnsha, as5sh'sr o.
Ma. W. 7. berry.
RAY-HUDsoE.-on the s5sh uli, BY The Rev J. 7.
Collins, John .. r Ray, nq, o. Memphs, % Misc Mary
smith Buas0n. Of Marshall county, Mississippi.