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j. iii. CURRY
Funeral Undertaking.

AM prepared to furnish COFFIN5 Of every dsserip-
ton, with everything necessary tor funerals, aud will
give prompt attention all orders lett ut my COto Ware
Rooms, in COOpeI's Buildings, Cherry street. go .
Furniture Of all kinds repaired or made to order IN The
best Of style t I
oct2-toU i' JOHN II. CURRY.
HANDSOME X RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
AN offering sale three desirable private resi-
dences within o few minutes walk OF the Public
Square One situated the Of Cedar and Spruce
streets Lot fronting AZ feet Cedar and running back
s2 feet to an alley. Neat Brick house containing SIX good
.--. 1
The other two lots fronting s21< feet each Spruce
and running back 1870 feet To II foot alley with
neat two story Brick Houses, containing each.
This very desirable property thus portion of the
city rapidly improving and this is about the only chance
buy residences to the business portion of the
city Terms liberal. Apply to WILL. l.. BOYD, Jr.,
oct4-im 80 Cherry street.
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. SHALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NASH


n HAVE for sale about 20 OF Land, s<-uiles
from ID city, in good oeghbOrhoOd oneshrd clear
- and the balance heavily timbersd. The ennts15ssis
snIeudldly set in Blue Grass will divide, itinio trr
four parcels IL the entire TTsct be dispossd u Of TIE
whos to one purchaser liberal tarus5 - 5o115ss
There are four beautiful Buaipk Snes susceptl5e of
bang ma de handsome afy Pfacs sboas Nash se
For further particulars call zni tas5 mstst oazxalgs
street Os,ss and E' offer RAedlH 9AESSiHi 4zutqe
: ~ ~. SKY ROUKE4S! liEs51u o slon
T UST received assortment Of Sky Rocketsand 10
81 man Candies, and. AOr sale. ny =
oetl7. iusa =, szs,,so ~ ESSS Ella IAeaRS2Ml
So. =. ,JEEAs 4 EEAS IL saaayzS roa
1s5x Risrk Esaz smlng BmnnsE5l1e bDsu1 ths knsash
BIsfkissI Tea sEss pRsgSr n sHaiH aHs aSEOS 10
bot petia Ezsg,1rius1 zlessd kcskil6 EshtAtt5bA
! - IN az 81 fdctl7l VESSEL &TH0MPSOG.
a,s5l rII5 eiS ~ ssITS ostSS Gar gsaniIsss ga
ss sro-cs-z az c---1 CIV lind 1aBcss
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OLD BURBORN- q. g. -....
TNIETEEN barrels genuine Old Burborn WHISKY (four
years old) ~ when The attention Of the city trade
invited JOHNSON, HORNE co.
Z SantIE
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stopping Southampton, both going and returning they
Offer passengers proceeding 10 London Hsvre
over any other route for the economy Of time and eaey
Passage from New York 20 SOuthamp son and BremeI rst
Caom Saloon, 100 dollars; First CABIN Lower saloon no
dollars Second do. 90 dollars. - -t+fl-- --.-'A !
An letters and newspapers must pass through the Post Of
ice. q Z =. z = t'at- a.-- [
No bills Of lading win be ssnsdo parcels received
day Of sailing, - z
An experienced Surgeon u attached to each ship. ~
For freight or passage apply 10
e. h SAND, II South William street, New York..
e. A. HEINEkEN & CO., Bremen, re- T
ChOSKBf s. CO., Southampton. -'-.---
/. e. VIM. ISBLIN. Hayre 49, --..--.- IaaQl-Ir
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.ti55 y A.! CO ~ ..--1 CO .cosacaesf
.5r.sr,t1,- 70
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N active lad, about IL or Is years of age
A Octii 3. h. BRoCKWAY q co.
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DY virtue Of an execution to drseted from the
I'D Chanesry Court at NASHVILLE will, the 4th day
November next expose sale 70 the hghest bidder for
cash. st the Court ard GAZE Nashville, all the title
claim and interest that Joseph LeIke has 10 and 70 Lot
No $50 IN the plat of Cock Brs adjoining the
Of NaShvilletbe same fronting ~ ieet Cedar street.
and running baek 1So feet being the Lot parchas
ed by said J. e. Leake OF v K Stephenson sold to satisfy
said Executor, in favor oi john A. Meuamphell admir-
J. G. Leake. Sale within legal hours
octS-u .t-.-H I'd ~ X tis CAMPBELL.
Deputy Sheriff,
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EXfkESs NOTICE. --------7
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have mad /. ar
Il rang mens With the above Railroad for Q Daily Ex
press Line and are now prepared receive and forward
tnsght Packages, &C By Passenger Trains to Hupsvie
Decatur fuseumhiA and intermediate stations on the ~
u and n. q Q. Railroads. Small Packages ct reduced
rates !
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily at o'clock n
@ Freghts to be forwarded by Express will De called
lor without extra charge A h. HOLT
D. APPS Agent.
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B E L L H o Us D :,

q
WILLIAM McTEER, PRoPRIeToR.
coRSgR on MAIN STATE srRkkT
"a Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily at TX O'Clock
A. NJ, for Montvsle springs. q June 15-tf
NOTICE. a---- -
DY virtue Of execution from the Circuit Court Of
ID Davidson county. September Term 1885, in favor Of
L. 81. Chiidress Felix tower, and O;hers will on
the lstb day Of November Be1t, expose sale at the
Court Yard Gate IN Nashville the highest bidder Dor
cash. all the right title, claim and interest that W. H.
ilknsOn has and to certain piece parcel lot Of
ground Cherry street. in South Nashvis upon whch
the residence OF Wilkinson IS situated containing forty
fse and adjoining the property of Wiun owen sAtis-
fy said execution. Sale wIihlh legal hours --- 4l
Z n CAMPBELL,
setl0-tf Drputy sheriff
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TNHURSTON & BkRNARD have removed to No. ID
Il Public Square next door 10 CAihsuns where thew
will be happy to show their customers st stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown, and Bsae Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassimsues; Festings GIoves
Hosiery, CraTsts, Handkerchief, &c.&o. 40 Gafe
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THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
EpnM ALI. POINTS SnUTH AND WEST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

LYNCH Law IN ALABAMA The boy Bob sen
fenced to be hung al last Circuit Court on the
sixth, anu had anew trial granted by the Supreme
Court of Alabama, was execu. cd in the presepce
OF avery large concourse OF people without the
limits OF Clayton on yesterday. 1t was rumored
in town that a petition had been gotten up, and
some SIX or ssven hundred citizens of the county
were determined to hang him on the day he was
sentenced to be hung; the Sheriff made arrange.
merts TO prevent their design but the hosts came,
aud broke open the jail and took Bob out and hung
hun. The citizens of the town expostnlated, but
II did no good they were determined to execute
him. Clayton tlfta Banner, 7th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

THE IKFLuEScE OF THE LONDON TINES 1t
may not be generally known says . cotcnpora-
nv, that the leader of the Times" il telegraph
ed every morning TO all tho principal towns OF
England; then written out in large letters and
affixed 10 = bulletin board, and 10 placed In the
public Exchange. AtGlasgow, Liverpool. Man.
chester, and other towns Of less commercial Inn.
portance, crowds of merchants and others may
be seen early in the day reading thia articlei As
itthus, in effect, does the thinking for the mass
OF the middle clas sses OF Great Britain, its infu-
ence with them must be very great II 10 diff
cult, In fact. TO understand its extent and power.
which no class, we presume. and not even the 80.
yernmcnt ITSELF fails to acknowledge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

HoWADJI CURTIS on The SoUTHERNTRs
w. Curtis, c'ilowadjio in a lecture at Middleton,
CT, last week, thus speaks OF the South 1t is 3
shade more intense than anything that ha. yet ap
peared:
"Thsrefore In Slave States there is no literature
art no progressive civilization. Manners ars
fantastic and fierce; brute force supplants moral
principle, freedom of speech is suppressed be
causs the natural speech of man condemns Slave.
ry: a sensitive vanity is called honor and coward.
Iy swAgger, chivalJy: respect for women Is de.
stroyed by universal Iceaiousness; lazy indiff.r
ence is called galantry, and an impudent familiar
ity, cordially.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Canada
The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax, Mon
day, with dates from Liverpool, to the I'd inst



The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax, Mon
day, with dates from Liverpool, to the I'd inst
MARKETS.
LirrpooI August M, Fridag Epcninr-Co,top 1,
firm at an advance of Lilo. Sales of the week 60,
COO bses, including 10000 bass for speculation apc
9 800 bales for export. Lower qualities have i'm
proved most. Other qualities are unchanged ir
price, with an active demand. N Orleans fair 7
middng ) l6 Mobile fair st. mddling 81; Upland
fair 81, middng BIG. Sales to-day 12UO0 bales
including 1000 bales for speculation and export
the market closing firm. Stock exclusive of ship
board, 77S,000 bales; including G45 900 bales Of
American Cotton.
The influences which have strengthened the cot
ton market are: The return of splendid harves,
weather, American advces. small receipts, and the
signs of returning confidence at Manchester.
Manchester sdvices are favorable. e
Breadstuffs-The Brokers Circular says: -
Prices are considerably lower for flour with but
little speculative demand. Inferior -four has de
cned IS and better qualities 02s 0or the W eek
Wheat has declined Al, with but little speculative
demand. Corn is Oh, triiie lower with a steady de.
mand.
Other circulars report wheat declined 6d0 9d;
-four declined 305s. All prices irregular.--
Western Canal 26 d30s; Philadelphia and b baltimore
81 033s; good Ohio ::}s cd 635s Wheat-red 9s n
los Id; white I0s9d Corn-white 30s Cd q 32..
yellow and mixed 29s I'd All articles being dull
with declining tendency and prices irregular.
The accounts from the agricultural districts are
favorable.
Loudom Markets -.Baring's London Circular
quotes Breadstutf' dull, with downward ten
dency. Rice unchanged and active, at former
briceR Sugar Is shade lower, but the market
closed firmer. Iron is unchanged in every re-
ats unchanged prices u S 6's (bonds) of 1888, and
d stock l04 a l05 Consols for money $50 a 95s.
.1Bhe money market is tighter.
II Paris Fridav The three per cents closed at 70f
0oc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

EXPENsE OF SHAvING.-Lynn Bard furnishes
the Boston Transcript with the following statistics
of shaving: Suppose a man commences sha wing
at II and continues the practice until he is CO. it
will be found that he has shaved Is 700 times Go
ing 10 the barber stoppng, and returning. cannot
be estimated at less than baif an hour; which, at
ten working hours 4 day, will consume two whole
years, At six cents for each time. the amount
will be S9f2-enough to build An ornamental cot.
tage or pay hs board for six vearsi"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

AN EXTRAORDINARY CHILD.-A boy, named
John r. King, only seven years Of age. and hav-
ing brother and sister, both younger arrived at
Detroit, Michigan, on the lat inst on his way TO
Wisconsin. The parents were killed by the In
disns in Oregon last winter, and the mother,
while dying, had given little John instructions for
reaching their former home, which the brave boy
had, thus far, carried out While at San Francis
co, benefit was given him at the theatre, from
which 1880 were realised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

ADJUSTMENTS Miss Charlotte Cushman is
about returning to the United States TO fill en-.
gagemeBt. Mr.. Mscready aud Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
kean are, II is said, about coming to America The
Marsh children playing at Buffalo, N. York,
Bosio and Rose Devries are In London. Paul Ju.
lien is giving concerts at Saratoga Miss Eliza
Logan is In Boston. Miss Mary Partington Ia
dancing at the Bowery theatre, N York, and Mrs.
z Howard is playing at Burton's theatre In the
same city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13
sxr~v CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,

gsHsSS. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
SaT-lsy The subscriber has on hand, al his Coach
-NN--~AN- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARI0-
TEES, bARGUCHES, BuGGIES with aud wtbsut
tops, and SuLKlES, all Of his own make Of the best
materials and Workmanship. All Of which will he
sold low good of the kind can he IN the city
OF IuchDoBdi and respectfully ask call from those
10 want OF any article Ia the Carriage line as de-
terfnined 10 make to order and sell at tho lowest
prices possible, and all sold that il new, war
Tented.
f. d-dam MICAJAH MiN4UM
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ALLURE TO ELtCr IN THE HOUSE should
tnfee candidates for the Pres ideucy go 10 the
ana tnelr respective friends absolutely re.
iise 10 cast their votes for any save their rst
choice until the 4ih of March, the election will
then go TO the Sonata, The term of all the mem.
bers of the present House expiring on that dsv.
Ibe Senate VIII then vote for President, having
as candidaies the two persons who received The
highest vote for President -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

FROM MissoDRi-We have a private dis patch
to-day from 81. Louis from gentleman In whose
Judgment we have every confidence, who says 10
Us; Polk 10 certainly elected Governor. The
states delegation In the next Congress, stands
four Democrats, two Know Nothings, and Eiair. F"
Uauh Star Monday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

- LARGE STOCK OF GUNS,
A~ PISTOLS, RIFLES, &c-I take this
opportunity of informing my friends
----~A- and cnstosnerst that have on hand
e9upiets assortU,ent Of DOUBLE md SINGLE
IIAS FoVLTTt -iNB FISHING TACKLE,
bnHIE khIPES IND BIRhS, GOLD AND SfL-
tERHEAbED H1ALKLNG CANES-tosether
field.
N --Guus and Rifles made to order Reporting
OF ell kinds done with nestnsss and dispatch.
JAMES WALSH,
~ I2--im doors hove IT Cbar,es Hotsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

INCREASING The gold fields of Auatralia are
yielding At the rate of nearly SlOO 600 OOO per an
num and the produce OF the Arst three mouths of
1856 Is nearly double that Of the corresponding
t1fee months Of iea5,l being close upon 7Oo,0u0
ounces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

f>sUy CAahlit.E AMI " a =. "
fSA. gss> FACTORY The snhscrber has opened
- hi- CARRIAGE and W AGOH FAC
TORY, on lS'h street, between Franklin snd Grace.
b" v IIl he glad "a see his friend. and cu.tonlrrs
" Light CARkIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
Nc. niade 10 order; and all work mace by HIM wal
tented.
~ REPAIRING done promptly and reasonably.
iy 10 dim THOMAS n. FOWLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

A MINISTERIAL DENoSsTRATiON-The Puri
tan Recorder. the chief organ of the New Epg
land Congregationalsta,e contains . long msnifes
10 Issued by the Aendon Associotion Of preachers
ON the g. rous aspect Of the present slavery dim
eultes. and arguing strongly In favor of the cleo
ton of Fremont to the Presidedcy sF Es8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

There were $500 arrivals AZ the hotels of St.
Louis during July
Rev. Wm.C Wharton, pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church, Milton, n. O., died on the 7th Inst.
There were a3i3 arrests Ia New Orleaus during
the month of July,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

EFFECTS OF GAMBLISG.--A case Of famil,
shame from gambling came out I'm Chicago las
week. A $500 diamond breasipin was found b.,
the police in the hands of some low gamblers
and upon investigation IL was discovered tnat i
had been gambled away by the brother of tn
young lady who owned 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

FIRE.-On Thursday night the barn of Mr. Ma.
son nj. Dunlap, near West Liberty. near Wheel
ing; was burned to the ground with about 1900
bushels of wheat, rye and barley. stored awav in
II. The barn was large and good and cannot be
replaced for less than from 500 To $1,000 Mr..
ID = loss will be from $500 TO $1,000 No insu.
~
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81 GRfEE EUMUNUaUN for SALE.
1vF-the celebrated Race House aud stallion
GIlFF EDMONDSUN, ia now offered for
saie At lh~ cash. provided purchaser Is had for
hn "nhin sixty days. His performances on the turf
are OF the xhesl der, will be seen by reference
to the Turt hegser,and his pedigree Is Inferior to
no olheF stallion IN the country. Any one wishing To
purchase can The horse, aud get all necessary in
formation, By application to
JAMES TALLY,
iV II I'm Fairf;a Ia Courss near Rich mond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

The yalue OF Irish noss, collected ut Scituste,
Mass in 1855. ia said to have amounted TO o. s55
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KI,NAMAN. .Kunnwny from ,hr

RItNAWAN Runaway frem the
p .,h,cr,ber on the ist January last, negro
a. uon,sn named AMANDA, belonging to the
40 ..tata of Samuel Peasants, deoesssd. She
@.f darn brown Complexion, about TWEEN
- ,,ss,s old and has = msther living IN Butch
~ - and many RELATIONS living In Pow whatan,
80, .he u no doubt hsrbored Tho usual reward
WI "a raid upon her delivery to me at the jail OF
yInf,co and all expenses paid -
H~hf"p ,F ALkX. h. HUTCHINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

A citizen Of 81. Louis, Missouri named John
Mitchell. died last week 1t the advanced age pf
l02 years!
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f,s--.. rt.szssss4E<aes7 rtIEADAMS, EMPRESS
Sg&a Es..ss ~, q OMPANY Lid Maln ai hay.

ErITy
lng resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg end Rich
mOud hy ste ameTs jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday
snd thence hy railroad 10 Weldon, Whining on
Iyncbhu'e, S,lem Wytheville, and the principal
places ia Virginia and Forth Carolina are now pre-
pared 10 forward with dispatch and reduced
rates, every kind of Merchandise, Vslnabe Parcels
Jewery, hc., to the above named Cities and all
places on tn" seab0srd
Uur Express the Steamships will he accnmps-
nfd bY special NJ, ssenReTs W no will give their per-
s"nal attention TO the careful handling of goods en-
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS COPS Steamship
hApreEs
shippers will please take n"tice that packages to
POI s IN Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
e.esmefs, nnless othe rwise mar ked
Freight received on day of sailing, until 3 O'Clock
T. Nj. J. l.. Nj MACnONUGH
Agent OF Adams Express Co.
kY-SP ECIAL NOTlCE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, PeteIshurg Richmond and all places in Vir-
GINA and North CsroIIue, inI ended for shipm Mt by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown. will hereafter
he I.csived by the ADAMS kXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
CD these shrs.
0fce of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAm PLEASANTS,
sp 4-ts Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13
RUNAwAY6.

x,unvay from the subscrih the
~ 6rh of Autpst negro man nsssrd William,
S hpIonsine TO the estate OF John Noel In Caro-
"a i,na county. He i. of black complexion,
Fl from .s to 81 vssTs Of age, and has wife iie-
- srar,s P,s Office with Sarunel A. Noel Esq.,
la- - supposed he ~ zone there The usual re-
'hn ,il be PAD upon his delivery to ms at ths jei
" = ~ u.urito end all expenses paid.
ot he"''> O. X. STACY,
o., .. or to Baker flessants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

WnOh LEBEhhf GOHDlAl..-B. N.
~ QUARLEs has succeeaed in perf.ctins q Cor
GA hoin wbor'ieberries, for Ibe cure Of Diarlhoaa
ead aii The Irregularities of the Stomach and Bowels
- prevalent at this sessoB OF che year.
ne nov 6hofs 1t TOR sale, with confidence In ito Of
lses And at price that will bring twithin the reach
u 81 For sale by the manufacturer, 219 Broad 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13
y DH. ADDINt!TON, (i3rMda-

eYSMA DIR. .ADDiNs:TON, (tsrudu.
YVd1xfX ate, Dentist utanufactpTes Teeth z
~IIYYYYy ptsasiy Tor each particular Full
A' sets Of Teeth, any parts OF sets,
mace With artifeal Gums, in one continuous salid
piece" he cost s the single Teeth shaped In
mould. Ia large numbers. and sold for general nee.
Dt. a a!so extracts fila and clesnses Teeth, be-
secs restores the gum and mouth to hestihy con :
ulhon oh'ce ON Main street, second square above
ne sank. jy3I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-13

The United States friyaie Congress was at Glib
raltar JnIy 21st.
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a teselt
: :. 81 Dr..
| 6 feet,
|..reaaises
|aw.eliins
? ho.se,
sccom.
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n, tss-
lil. con.
rden at,
Irem'ees.
I. CAR.
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Y Of n
/. Tn.
be ha.t
satske
flee.
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The Austrian troops were making preparations
for crossing the Po At four different points.
RUSSIA.
Russia bad reduced the sugar tariff. The trade
hetw cen Russia and the Baltic ports has become
very animated
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-27

Mr.. John Lawrence Bazicr, Of Kentucky, Of
fers to bet from five thousand to thirty thousand
Collars, that he can achieve the following feats ;
"Jump five feet further on Il dead level than
any asau in Kentucky; three feet further than
any man in the United States; one foot further
than any man in the world; or that lie can stand
flat.fooled upon the EARTH and leap brick wall
fifteen feet high and four feet thick"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-27

ATERR1DLE WARSIyG.-1n noticing the death
of james e. Forsyth, the fugitive from justice in
Europe, the N. Y. Courier says:
mot many men have started in life with
fairer prospects than he. Well descended edu-
Gated and honored, member Of our State Con.
stituiional Convention in 1876, afterwards the
candidate Of the Wing purity for the high office
of Secretary of State-he had every induce.
ment to keep true to the line Of integrity. But
he gave way to passion for gaming, became in
volyed, and undertook to exrrica,c himself by
raising money with the forged signature of his
father and his father-inlaw. Exposed. he fed,
and wasa wanderer over The earth, until life
became an intoerable burden. He has died.
ere he has seen forty years, blasted ruined
man"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-27
SI,eriH''S Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry wrts Of Fl. Fa., to me di-
ID rected, ] shall proceed to sell on the first
Monday and Tuesday in March next, at Edge
field C.. f., the following property, in the follow
ing cases, viz:
Garmany s. Williams vs. Thomas L. Fowler. sur
viving Copartner, One House and Lot in the Town
of Hamburg, No. l3G, bounded West BY Centre
Street, South by lot belonging to DR.. Campbell,
levied on as the property of Fowler & Wright.
George A. Mckie vs. James NJ. Harrison, Ad-
minisrator of John Harrison, decd; Other Plain
tls vs. The Same, The Tract of Land where Stan
more B. Griffin lives, containing Two Hundred and
Sixty-nne acres, more or less, adjoining lands oI
James B. Griffin, Benz. Bettis and others.
Arthur Dozier vs. Ivy Sadlcr; The Same VS. The
Same; Halfacre and IIouseal VS.. The Same; Clark
Martin vs. The Same; Other Plaintiffs, VS. The Same
Seven Negro Slaves to wit, Green, Eliza, Lewis
Charles, George, Harriet, and Sarah.
LEWIS JONES, s.E.D.
Feb 3te