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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
GRAND DISPLAY OF
Fancy BOnnetS and Millinery Goods,
FOR THE SPRING OFIS

Nsn WOULD respectfully inform my lady a.
#H&A friends that have now in store ofthe. $50
W. largest, most beautiful, select and cheap W.
stock Of Millinery offered at Nashville any
retail Establishment at the east and ready sup
ply ends with early Spring Hats the latest designs
My stock, in part, consists Of
1000 rich Paris Buga and Fancy Bonet imported styles
100 cases Hair, 6uga Bond Lace BOnnets;
rs cases English Straw and other plain styles;
dozen imported Imperial Chip Bonnets
S76 Cartons Of Paris Flowers, for b0nnes, parties and
brides;
972 Cartons of Paris Ribbons, for bOnnets and dress
trimmings;
60 dozen Hoop Skirts bone and steel extra bone, &c
40 dozen Spanish and French Fans;
81 dozen Parasols, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugal Lace Mantiilas and materials:
Bngal Gimps and Laces, white, blond and Masese;
Black Bugal Collars and Sets, for mourning
stock Embroideres only beautiful but cheap
consisting part Of Rich Maltese Work MUSLIN Jaconet
net Under-sleeves, Worked Bands Paris Embroidered
Handkerchief hne line ofPars Mtts, Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts Lades fine and medium Csbbas Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and new styles Of Tuck and Redding
Combs, with many Fancy Goods ton numerous mention.
My opening day will be the 10th Of March.
trust to receive the liberal patronage extended to
for the past thirteen years, and shall endeAyor by
lite attention. puncualty and honesty ofpurpose
mand a continuance.
will not deceive you regards Fashions well
posted in that respect receive by every
Europe the latest sty les from Paris and London.
EU- Bonnets beached in superior style.
Z. WISE, Agent,
No. 46 Union st. next door to Plate Bank.
N. B.-Country Merchants and Mlliners would do wen
examine my stock before purchasing will al small
bills as cheap purchasing EastI march10
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

SPRING FAIR.-0Gr friends at distance will do
well to recOllect that the Tennessee Spring Fair
commences on the 9TH of May
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those whom he taught IS yeare since in this place.
Parents, Ladies and Gentlemen
Are invited call and examine the rapid improvement Of
those who receiving lessons.
LADIES
In few lessons learn write with ease and elegance
No where do La lies feel the Of facility IN writing
than when marriage other separate families
Of this cily often families 10 become estranged
IRON each other, because st crsmped hand renders that
intolerabe task which would otherwise he pleasure.
The following remarks Of the Hon. T. H. Benton very
appropriate:
IwAsmSGrox CrrT, June %, 1913.
SIN; Considering good handwriting 10 be not only
accomplishment but Of success every
gagged In business greatly applaud meritoro1s
tons 10 improve the chirogrsphy OF the age. gentleman
lady either who writes badly, writes willingly;
and consequently fail oten 10 write when they should and
wheh they do write, Il Is done at the last moment, it'll
haste and impatence and consequently With faults Of R
kinds, oen committing and injurn- both the writer and
the which he advocates Wishing you every
10 your aodabs undertakings, reman yours
PARENTS
Are Invited contrast the ebsy facility Of children or
years Of age, AFTER few lessons from Mr. D. with the stiff
eramped style Of those twice their age who been
years learning in the method and then Judge
which Is the cheapest and best method.
CHILDREN
Should begin writing at early age. The and free
be sscvr1aDed from many families In this place who have
tested It,.
who write inferior style hardly expect get the best
MERCHANTS
And are oen four hours in doing
what facility writing would enable them do In
Writing Saloon No a. UNION STREET, over vessel
ThoDpson's.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

ELDER P. s. FALL Of Frankfort, KY, will preach in the
Of the Christian Church, tonight and each
night during the week at early candle lighting.
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Augusta Market.

MONDAY, March O. p VI.
COTToSThe market to-day rather depressed and the
few sales made show decline OF u 4 ct. The amount
Offering is limited.
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rT- The clerk of the Ella has our thanks for
late St. Louis papers
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yHHITE Fish, 10 Sbls. white Fish, just resolved
w and for sale BY Iieb2sl D. d. DICKEY.
DAILROAD sCRAPERs jus. received aad for
II sale By lfsb2sl d. d. DIckEY.
DAILROAD SPIKES jus, received and for sale
II BY lfsb2sl d. d. pIcKEY.
DITTsBURG PLOW just received and for sale
Il BY lfebasl D. d. DICKEY.
DRILLS AND CROW BARS lust received
~ and for sale By lfeh2sl d. DIokEY.
COPPER BOTTOMS just reserved and for sae BY
" lses2sl d. D. DIckEY.
I ULl,s PATENT MACHINE Just received
IL and for sale By lfebRsl d. ID. DTCKkT.
1MINDOw SASH Iss, received and for SALE By
w leb9Sl ID. ID. DiCKEY.
WHEEL EsARR0Ws ias. received and Cor sale
w By lisbes1 ID. ID. DfCKEY,
No. College Street.
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p. g. f. BILLIOD,

CONFEOTIONE1ss AND DEALERS IN
FTEK FKUTTss EUrs.
Fine Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &C.
No. II Earket street. q dear fxem Brsaa
WE woald respeeluy issorn TIE etssns ~ Nashville
w aaafhs tfsde In MS and Ne aeinng esantes that
Ne have rsccnty ntse1 ap essebAhman ~ tAs par
pes Il d8ng Whaleaals and ReiA bsslnesa and wsaa
respectfully ash l1are ~ pukiie patfenaSs.
Ey- Ordsrs for canfas. fFafs And cher artoleS IN
ear Inc sttsnded io VITA pfompfnsus and aspslsa.
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MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 tn
SssoO Pnsesamountingto ................-s SO4 W
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves IS; Quarters S2.5l
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

1890 prises amountingto ................ S204 90
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50
PLAN OF THE LoTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 1000, corresponding with those
are encreed With small tin tubes and placed IN Wheel
placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolVed and number is drawn
nom ne wheel OF Numbers, and At the same time prise
drawn nom the other wheel. The Numle and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited the audience and
registered the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn This operation IL repeated
until all the prises drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. rETL-F
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers Is thoeS
drawing the hrst IL Prizes win be enedtO the as Approx
lmsnon FRIES, according to the scheme.
SsOOO Prizes OF $40 viii be determined oy tAs
last figure Of the Number that the $4,000 Prize
FOR example the Number drawing $50 900 Prize ends
with No. 1, then all Tickets where the number ends
win be entitled to eco. II the Number ends uth No. 3,
then all the Tickets where the Number ends sh win be
which Is the risk:
Certificate Of PAsEagsOf 10 whole
" 10 Half ............ 80
10 Quarter" ............. ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money adore ordered
on receipts OF which they win be forwarded by arst mall
designate.
Of drawn numbers and przss viii be sent puE-
ehaseTs INN edAtey after the drawing
~ Purchasers viii please write their signatures PLAN
and give their post once, county and State.
kenemeer that every Prize isdrawn, and Psysblsin
~ All Prizes Of 900 and under paid immediatelya
the dravng-other prizes the usual thirty days.
All Communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets renevedn other Tcketsat either
Address ordsrssor Tickets or Certificates either to
8. SWAN 4 CO Atlantis, Go.
orb. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
- or, q SrEASTIEN, Agent,
Ieozo Box No. 8, Nashville p. o.
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eubloined abstract CT the business Of the Pension
Bureau Washington for the month February under the
the act Of March 3, 1885:
Number Of applications received. 628
Number Of warrants certificates issued 1915
Total number OF appncations received. q69.246
Total number warrants certificates issued 1874 esq
The number OF Of public lands required satisfy
these warrants is 23, s44.210. follows:
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Woodland Cream "-A POrnGde for bedusgyfn0 tho
Hairhighly perumed, superior to any French article
imported Al. the price For dressing Ladies Hair
It has equal giving it bright glossy appearance II
Gentlemen's Hair curl in the most natural man
dandrud always giving the hair the APP
pesrsnce Of being fresh shampooDed Price only fifty cents
None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Proprietors ofthe
"BaIm Of Thousand Flowers"
Sold BY all Druggists. NEw YORK.
nn.rrhT-em
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The circulation Of the Tally and Tri-Weekly
editions Of the Patriot, combined, exceeds largely
that Of any other newspaper printed IN Nashville.
II is these editions that are generally used for
advertising The Patriot therefore, is the best
advertising medium in the city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

CE-Mrs. Lloyd has just returned from the East
with large and handsome stock Of French Mill
merry Goods, all OF the latest styles and fashions.
The Ladies will get due notice OF her Spring opeu-
ing. Mrs. Lloyd's card viii be found in smother
column. ms. lw.
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LATE ARRIVALS.

AIDES Congress Boots, Caters Slippers, and Walking
- Shoes Super Kid Slippers and Boots With hees Misses
and ohdrens Shoes, Boots and CATERS, large assor
uent
Gents Super Calfsnd French Patent Leather Caters and
Dress Shoes OXFORD Ties and Cloth Congress Caters
A few No. soe-Lesther, Ashland and Plain VALISES
ard CARPET BAGS, 10 which invite the attention Of
purchasers. JOHN RAMAGE,
feb2T AZ College street.
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u We are authorized to announce Gen. JAMES n.
QUARLEs, ofAontgOmery, candidate for Congress in
this district. Subject the ratification of District Con-
yention. feb23-tf
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BosroN, March 1.-The steamer Niagara sailed
TO- lay for Liverpool with $500, 900 10 specie.
NEw YoRK, March 1l.-Flour declined SC. State
IS l6at6 80. Wheat / rs. Corn 72a7S Beef bouy-
ant At losil for new prime. Pork quiet at SIS Goa
ga color mess. Whisky 26a.
CIHcIxKArI, March li.-Flour dull. Bulk meat
higher. River stationary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
ON 4 ABBOTT.

LELRT A Co NEW QUARTERLY PATrERs for Gentlemsn's
Dress Hats Is this issued together with alarge invoice
Of Pans Hans CT late styles including the celebrated CAM
Sort HAT "a waterproof artice) In various
colors, and for at counters only. LEARr Co.,
Leaders Of Fashions fJr Gents Hats and5 Aston House,
New YORK. 1W
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

A = cuxs. RoBERTsoSs CoNFEcTIoNARY, large
~ los Of sueat Aasena Oranges. Also. zee iot a
escily Lemons Cocoa hutA hsaeh AlnonoSs hnghsh
- Fpcann Brasil aafa fiihcrts, Ac 10 Be sold
49,, "a anit tha towu or eofntry trada. mafche
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FouS 8 BaERN and esn e0s FasABLE have fsrmea
pnrtnaFnhip fBr the preces o. thef professlon Of
.es a CAsffy street Nashyaie. fennsssss,
fsbto-difiWAWim e
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Charleston Market.

: II MONDAY March ., p. NJ.
coTToE.-The market Is coiapsed-no buyers--no sales
enquiry whatever.
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+1t33SI31E
WHERE WE BRANCH WE ROOT"
WASHINGTON CAMP, NO. |, JUNIOR S. or A.
OF TENNESSEE
MEETS regularly every THURSDAY EVENING, In the
w third story Of the Court hou e, Columbia, Team
This ASSOCIATION is caouated 20 ins into the young
mild TRuE Ideas OF American Freedom, and the proper APP
probation Of Republican (not Bisck) Institutions.
Charter-Granting Body.
FoRHoF ArPLIoATI0s EoR oHARTEa.
We. the undersigned, free born youths o. America de-
tsrmned 20 advocate and maintain the principle thar
cal shoGld be confined exclusively the hands
OF etaens BY birth, DO hereby make formal Application 20
MAsHISGroN Cant No ], Of the patriotic order o. the
JuNIoR ANEEck Of Tennessee be created and
Installed a. 4 guAr Camp Of the Order.
k1NKs. AGL OCCUPATION. REsDsNcH
Address JOHN ~. DILLON, PIP,
Bsx Isl. colunba. Tenn.
r. American papers throughout the Stale wiz please
cops And notice The above. Aad direct esRcs q their pa
pers % John n. Dillon.
Columbia, Tenn March 10.
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CUGAR III bids Pair Prine. ana choles neur sursr
- 81 bbis PowdsFef Sugar. IL ana for sale b.
apc1s ~. n. GORDON co
pIokk.RD SALMON ~. reserves 81. ia
nNnlI LL-.l.LIlA
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He has also en- arrangement with the arm Of frth Pond
Co. New York which enables him 70 furnish sheet ase
and email sIusiesi Instruments New York Ices-
An counnl<stioas from the country on tne sue1eet o.
Planes or Melndsons or Of TuniDg snd Repairing VI De
r-o-,Dtlr at,snded 10 Families rssidng tie ety csn
feave orders AZ ~ redence opposite Odd Fesngs hn or
address through he los,-OGees o. W. kibbE3.
Mach II S1.--lF.
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90 OINefNNATI VALENTINE.
no YOUR OWN TALEIEa.--A superior ios 81 hssi
OTcngses ueb!0l RudekiH
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Thompson's New York Reporter Of the 9Th inst quote.
land WARRANTS follows:
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hrtnHAsz oAoyH, generson County ara,
December aoth. lst6.
y hfrAsfs tsa-Dssr Sir: Having tried eG.etually
year Gotten epea FAINTER win treat cheeralnrss oner
yoq my essnaoaS 81 sbeif scency. VIA one cfthrm,
nan and horse ean pant 90 the verk ofuo hoes and
bar men, and % better and leave the ridge In more
hyoFable eondiiien ios asF euvAtion has any ether
mode h4Fe hereieiore assd. fsry respectfully ysprs
fanse-tp apFi Joan WfFFRf
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TIYAHTEDs-A responsible aud eatsrprising nan, %
w locate az Nashville TenE., General Agent %
lsree Subscription Book eublishng House 10 Phsdepka
no one wo furnish eath aptai 81 om 9sus 10 Foe
his 4 rare chance make money particnlars al
dress Boa lfs. foss-oaes, philadelphia Pa.
fehe
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SprIngan and Summer BOnnets.-New York
Millinery Emporium and Centre of
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SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES!

be drawn In the City Of Atlanta, Georgian puehss On
SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, lsSTs
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10 DC the Ctyof Atlanta Georgia, in Pooc, %
SATURDAY, MARCH I4th, 1857.
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T WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS Al my oaee
L No rs Cherry street. In my absence apply % A.
shAnkland tfebisiyl j. g. FELLoNs
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WRITING

A LII who wish to avail them Of Mr..
n D0LBEAR's Instructions in Writing should -
do without delay, as Mr. DIS stay in the city -
Il but limited. Those who wish to know the-E-E=s@
advantage ef his instructions should inquire Of
those whom he taught IS yeare since in this place.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
HARRIET.

The BEST SWEET PoTAroEs.-The va
riety among sweet potatoes, is perhaps as
great as among Irish potatoes; and one
sweet potato is not as good as another,
any more than one Irish potatoe is as good
as another. Those who are about to pro-
cure for sprouting sets, or those intending
purchase sets, shculd therefore be careful
to know what kind of sweet potatoe or
plant they are purchasing. Our own ex-
perience is, that the variety having vine
and producing an oblong ebovate or ovate
pyriform tuber, that is of rich pale vel
low, both outside and in, is the best varie-
ty. Some say the vine and tuber of the
red sweet potato, will endure more frost.
But this we think mistake. We should
like to hear from some of our Southern
growers of the sweet potatoe, on this sub
iect.-Ohio Farmer.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

The FREE WHITE COLONIZATION OF
VIRG1NA.-Hon. Eli Thayer, of Worces-
ter, Mass, publishes letter in the New
York Herald, with regard to the plans and
purposes of the "North American Home
stead Company" He says the company
is to be strictly business operation, per-
fectly law-abiding, and Constitutional, and
that the proposed plan of operation is:
First, to purchase in Old Virginia proper,
large tracts of her waste lands at Stare
State prices. Secondly, To give away to
actual settlers about one-fourth of such
purchases in small farms. Thirdly, To
sell another fourth at cost; and fcurthly,
TO sell the remainder to suit purchasers, at
Free State prices-the company thus
probably doubling their money upon the
whole amount of each distinct operation.
1t is stated that lands can be bought in
several of the eastern counties for from So
to IS per acre, and many of the people of
Virgin invite the immigration of free
white settlers.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
Cooking Dried Apples.

To the Editor of American Aqrtcultarist.
You were kind enough to compliment my
apple sauce and apple pies, and request me
to send note of the process of making
them. The sause was made by simply
boiling the dried apples Soft and rubbing
them through common colander, which
gives nice pulpy mass, and separates all
remnants of cores, skins, and "hard spots"
The sauce is then seasoned to suit the
taste. A little cider boiled down half or
more, in Autumn when new and sweet,
adds to the good flavor of any kind Of
dried apple sauce. s] .ss...l9L ys =
The pies were made of the same sifted
sauce, seasoned and put into raised crust.
A very good crust, and one which is far
more digestible and nutritious than that
literally full of fat shortening is made as
follows: Dissolve half teaspoonful of so
da in a tea-cup full of sweet milk. Take
enough flour to thicken the milk to 3
stiff dough, mix well with it teaspoon
full of cream of tartar, and tablespoon
full of butter or lard. Knead the whole
well together, roll thin, put in the sauce
and imediately bake in quick oven. If
you think the above particulars will be new
to any of your lady readers, you are of
course at liberty to print them.
HARRIET.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
Wild Man Caught, and Escaped.

A letter in the St. Louis Republican,
dated St. Joseph, Mo-, March 18th, gives
the following account of the capture and
escape of wild man:
"The wild man, of whom you saw SOM
accounts in the papers, was caught last
week and brought 10 town. He was sure
rounded in sort of lair beneath dense
cluster of undergrowth like the habitation
of wild beast, and filled with the bones
and skins of cats, which seemed to have
constituted his principal article of food
For this strange diet he had peculiar pen
chant, and eschewed almost every other
He hunted cats with an avidity, prompted
by an extereme voracity, and it was in the
pursuit and slaughter of these animals that
he was first discovered. Frequent attempts
were made TO capture him, but his agility
and speed were such that he appeared to
run upon the tops of the bushes, and fences
offered no impeachment to his headlong
course. At length great number sur
rounded and secured him. He attempted
battle, but was overcome. When brought
to the Court house, he presented the stran-
gest appearance conceivable. His height
was about five and a half feet; his hair
was long, reddish brown and matted; his
eyes large, gray, and restless; his finger
nails as long as the claws of the tiger;
his department crouching timid, half
threatening-and his garments consisted
of thousand tatters of cloths, barks, cat
skins, &C., bound together by cat-guts.-
He said he was from the State of New
York, and had been in the woods thirty
six years. While he was being examined,
and was permitted to stand unbound, he
made sudden spring over the heads of
those who surrounded him, and darted
away with the speed of the reindeer. The
crowd pursued him, but in vain. Over the
hills he fairly flew, before both footmen
and horsemen, until he was fairly lost to
them. Nothing has since been heard of
him. He is certainly strange being, and
is literally wild man. His age can hardly
exceed forty, and yet he has lived so much
away from the society of man, that he has
nearly forgotten his language, and has the
most vague recollection of things. He re-,
membered New York, but did not know
where he was, nor the form of government
under which we lived DR.. Knode was
examining him when he escaped, and it is
to be regretted that the doctor could not
have had opportunity of ascertaining the
character of his mania. Without being an
expert in those things, should venture to
pronounce it cat alepsy, from his pecu-
lar fondness for that animal; though ply
siologists have applied that term to another
widely different malady.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
Clippings.

The science of Photography is taught at
Kings College London.
Fresh tomatoes were selling last week al
twenty-five cents in Cincinnati.
The shoe manufacturers of Philadelphia,
owing to the price of leather, are consider
ing the propriety of striking for higher pri-
ces.
There will be three tickets in Pennsyl-
vania, at the approaching election-Amer-
ican, Republican and Democratic.
Thirty-six feet of building ground was
sold last week in Chicago at the rate ol
1915 per foot.
General Packer and David Wilmot, RI
val candidates for Governor of Fennsylva.
MIA, are said to be the two handsomest
men in the State.
Julius Bukey, near Washington, KY,
shot his daughter and then himself. The
cause of the tragedy is attributed to atten-
tion given the daughter by a young man
named Ruby.
Since the first of September, some AL
900 chests of tea have been imported into
Boston, against 5000 in the same time
last year.
The Savannah Republican describes an
orange grown in that city perfectly formed,
containing another orange equally perfect
within.
Hume, the spirit:rapper, who passes IN
Paris for an American, has stupifled the
Emperor and Empress with his performan-
ces at the Tuilleries. He has been called
to the house of many of the nobility, and
has made quite an excitement in Paris.
Chester Read, of Berlin. Illinois, was
out hunting lately, and having fired one
barrel of his gun (double-barrelled one) he
proceeded to reload it. While doing so,
the other accidentally discharged, and shot
the young man through the head.
The statement that General Scott had
removed to Washington to reside perma-
nently, is incorrect Headquarters are
still to be retained at New York, though
Gen. Scott will visit Washington once
month, to confer with the Secretary of
War.
At collection in aid of Kansas, recent
ly taken up in Episcopal church, in Brook
lyo, Mass, an individual-name not given,
put into the'box roll of notes amount
ing to sl2.65s.