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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20
CUOTCE LAMBS FOR SALE.

CHOICE LAMBS FOR SALE.
WE are authorized sell the following lands liberal
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent to the lands OF West
H. U1mphrevs, Gov A. V. Prown GEORGE aFeu and Felix
r. The late resids Of rs Ursula Rains. Soil
excellent: OF never falling Springs; good richard; two
story Brick Dwelling. with or rooms and many out
housss We will sell the entire tract or divide to suit Pur
chasers.
= 90 ACRFs, lying the east side of the Noensvle
> ga Tom hike mi ont: well aNo~t 10 acres
timber ce"rel sol NJ the best Guaiy cot
hui ding; pert of the Ridley Trac Owned by n
Corbitt, adjacent to Capt. 10 ner, Whtsett, and
others.
% AoRFs on the side of the No'ensville Turn
Z > pike: m es the Corpo- on Cthe Goodwin
Mener plare, 'front.' both the Mole svi'le and Mil
Creek Valley Tururises lies very vel; soil god nu"1
Of frut frees good Spring large Frame Dwelling
with 5 or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse.
ALSO,
# 4 nO9ga abroad IS miles from Ha'hviie at the
FIRST station west Of aVerFne, 65 acres choice Tbero'
Frame Due'ing, with rooms stables, kitchen, smoke
house, and all ether ary bins.
The dwellings, sbout yard from The dpot station,
AMI 40 yards North Of the railroad Occupied at present
by sIr. Brown.
BOUT 800 Acres both sides Of Rig Hsrpeth river.
~ IL niles West of Nashv lie, and mile East Of King
son's Springs the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
crosses the Of the tract about $50 clear
cd; balance goo' tin Der oil good; or never failing
SPRINGS: rood Orchard neiRhborhood good Cottage
ng; residence of Geo. P Woodward, decd
ALSO,
I KY ACRES the liberty road, mile east of the
4SS town of FranI lin in Williamson county, . mile
Fast of the Tenn la Railroad 10 cleared, so
story log hcu-e west erbo nsiuted, with
rooms kitchen, smoke house, SC the late derce Of
Mrs. Wal All on most acc1mmodatiuZ terms Apply
My os. 1871
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Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE,
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets l125 doz Band Boxes
200 nests Tubs pain ed; u 500 Zinc Wash Boards;
275 Vanished and Three $4,000 PIow Handles;
Hoop Buckets 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
21 900 assed Broom Handles 600 Cane Fishing Poles;
Us doc white Cedar Buckets 800 ss.ted Liquor Kegs;
500 pkgs Half Bush Measures IS Nest Boxes varnishd
Is dOz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs and
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 125 doz Wen
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common 100 nests German Market do
$50 extra; 80 " Clothes do;
800 Carts, common; 400 doE Feed Baskets, store
800 ex. fall tops and to arrive;
I5 Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
200 extra 25d oz Chidrens Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets: dog ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for sumner.
Clio. Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work Frui,
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wlow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales AHcant Mats;
500 ass'ted Shoe Brushes 50 Jute Hark and Skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; IS dOs Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TNINES, &C.
1OOcOs IN and ~ inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
10 coils = to Snch do do $50 do;
25 reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 dos Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
LOO lbs Broom TEine Hemp; SOC lbs Wool rEine,
us bales Battings 150reels Hemp Packing;
25 f" Wicking; 20 coils Tarred Rope;
30 " Wrapping Irvine; 100 J1te Ropes
PAPER.
1,50O bundles (Frund) angerman's Wrapping Papsri
Iso0 Mcgegor's do dOi
1900 reams Lockland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; 70 reams Shoe Paper;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; l5OOOIbs Roofing satued
CANDLES, &C.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies stearne Candles,
Starch, German Soap, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS.
fun stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
CHURNS.
Pine churns is 90 o. 24ineh Red Cedar do IT, 90 % do
Cerdar do 10, IS 90 22 do Painted do 90 22, "a do
Brass Hoop do" - " do Barrel do 16, IS 20, % DO
HAUESs
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s.. II. BARRETT,
mayiS Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati,0
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

T AM Offering for sale privately, House and OF, 60
situated Rrosd street. few doors above sum i.a
fronting 3 = feet Broad, running back f65
feet alley The house contains rooms in the main
building, vi Kitchen batb-hnu smoke house &c We
viii give bargain in the above ronertv and our terms
shan be easy. E. B. GLASCC OK, Agent
june16 No 81, Cherry ST.
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nOuSE ann EOT- FoR SALE.

7 HAVE beaut ifuI HoGse and Crawford
l street all Ia good order. which am Instructed I.7A
positively These in want of hore cheap, Ia
would do well call If not sold within lew
days privately, it will be offered atnublc auction.
E. r. GLASCOCK, Agent,
iune12 No. 81 Cherry st.
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NOW Is THE TIMIE

ITO purchase that valuable sT0RE-HOUsF on Market
street corner Of Clark, At present occupied By H. g.
French a ron. The Lot fronts an feet Market
loo CLARK Every tina Ibis Is one Of
the prominent Wholesale grocery and Prodaee
Stands in the eitv II viii be sold on most liberal terms
For further particulars cali
apr29 A, V. s. LINDSEY.
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CITY PROPERTY Fol


A VALUABLE House and Lot Church St, 80
n fronting At feet said street, running back a!,a
$50, II feet, and '65deep, wb front Of 10 # I
Spruce street. This is valuable piece Of prop CO
ertv and located in the finest neigh hOrhoot in the city
and will be sold on liberal terms. Fnquire Of
E. r. GLASGOW. Agent,
iunel2 No. g. Cherry st.
ALSO
OTIS Nos. ST. So 90 and 100. in Preston Hays sddi-
- Nashville fronting "a fest on Polk street, ron
ming feet bargain will be given in these lots
ALSO,
A TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms The
\ fronting 99K feet AMI running hack ~ feet to an
alley This very desirable property, and situated
short distance from he residence Of Mr. Biloo We VIII
give bareain in his property
beautiful lot Crawford street, running back TO
McIemore stree $50 feet
AIIof the above IS located in thriving portions
CITY DESTROYS Of inc purchases at
a bargain, will call on E r. GLASCoEk, Agent,
iuneI2. No. 67, Cherry st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20

We have also for sale Lots Nos IT. 10 20 and 81 in
EincolI's plan lots which is fame dwelling
house. Tree lots viii he sod to suit urchassrs o. ex
changed fer property good mules lair var
uation. We will give a BARGAIN.
ALSO, Lot No g. in Heuston's, Humphreys and Martns
dbl ion to Nashville fronting tte Railroad nepot This
lot - feet front Franklin street, end $50 feet deep to
alley. If you want a bargain, now is yo1r time
E. R. GLASC0CK, Agert,
au1f2. No 81, Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20
FOR SALE.

A LOT in South Nashville College street, beyond tbs
n Medical Col,ge fronting g. feet being the LOT 10
which kvrs' Carpenter shop formerly stood For sale
cheap. Asply % A. v $. LINDSEY,
march21 s. College street,
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FOr Rent.

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling Lower Market Street,
n the Square bslarce OF the year
rooms besides Kitchen and wants Possession
given Immediately. A portion Of the Furniture vil be
sold de red. House be rented by good tenant the
ensuing year. Apply
junezO. A. v s LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN

/ An now Offering al 4 great sacrifice, that valuable
4 property, on College nm, Immediately opposite the
University long occupieI BY the late DR.. T0ost The
lot fronts sixty eet Market street. with same front on
college The House Is large and ,ommodoas, and the
whole a the price offer Il l. y Bargain,
Caibosnes' mn bus has practically moved College HID
rig IN the Pubic square, any wanting resi-
denee convenient 70 business goud do we'll this
prOpsty. ahon Avs. LINDsLEY
Apr. SO, 81 BAu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20
FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

AM Offering for sale most desirable residence Sum.
street in the 7th Ward The IS feet by
10 The House new aud neat eonans5 rooms kitchen,
servants ROOM smoke house dairy and stable. The
has inst been carried in front Of thi Lot know it be
3 bargain. Apply A '. s LINVSLEY,
iuneZu. College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20
REAL ESTATE SALES.


WE are offering for sale, privately two story g.
~ brick house. sit1ated Cherry street. South a
Nashville The house contains six rooms in the -
main building besides kitchen seFVaDtr room, car
house. e. All IN good order lot fronts 20 feet
and runs back 14S feet TO alley We viii give a
in this prope ty application made It IS situted
in thriving portion Of the city For pareuar enq1lre
of e. 2. GbASC0CK, AGENT,
aug12. No. 81, Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20
LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
Valuable Free-sOiI Lot for Sale.

EdIuH Dde FSC@SOIA LOU ISE 0dAe'
I AN now offering for lie val able Building Tot
Spruce street, the Of BROAD The lot fronts
six.viv feet price. IA hundred AID hft feet Deep
Tit7 convenient al ev in the
This property is from for % from 1st
January ext. This exempt is OF vaine than is
ually accorded to IT, only the grounds has all i'm
ments erected the~eOn hut free from The
avng in the item Of taxes win than fo~ the
ground and All iTproveu This lot Sc also situated in
part Of the that l. being rapidly SIZED wi
fine Dwellings and Driyate reside Terms reasonable
Apply to july30 A. V. 3. LINDSEY.
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a NEAT RLNInLNlE IN EnGEEIEI.n

: nov offered for sac at bargain. The Lot -
fronts 81 feet Woodland street and i70 on Lii
Ninick. TIE HOuse contains four good roou, good III
Ct tern, Ae The house Is new, built Of brick aud The
situat one OF the best Ia Edgedeld. VIII be ".
apply TO A. s. LTNDSLEY,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20

NABUAbLE LOT in South Nashville corner 81 So M
a meF and Oak streets, treating 1876 feet on Sunme
street and 40 OAK street. VISA be sold harEaIu.
The Gas is now being carried up ffont o. tbs lot
Adplyt A. " s. LINDsLRY,
march20 GAS IS College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-20

NOEL & CO., |
,-',a-..e (;rocers and Dealers in
0OUNTRY Y PRODUCE,
oopxKR or COLLEGE AND sPRLEGS11F611'
Nashville Tenn,
,oobbds fair 70 choice 3 Dbl. Loaf sgS Sugar
10 do clarified do ~ ID"
.oo nj. cosa.. 75bags Laguyra Coffee
100 bags Java Coffee Liquors.
1osn wkey 7se y w Sg'sF' Fin 1+Aa1
goo goo . n .,,a,,- ., Is 70 Gja:
e. xs, 1ps ~ Bs . DO walr' 1a ,gPsr d clare.
x M " SIS Chez DO 50 boxes St 'ohhS "i'
* =, --nerior Port Wine; Wine -. wine
4 do smiths Res. WHY y b'sse,s 5-sn4 s
90 70 R oSoagshela 10 sobores Champagne Cider
n ID Fine Bra dies;
Is no p, f q Powsrs 70. 30 BIKE, '''s FAH'''l
bo9s s,nhsra Belle To. 13:,cTs . g9ss3.'
cigars.
49, ia en ,sa 'f ,9~x 8a' ns, escorted
SuudrieS.
1ooa coarse SALT q do oz 5saqra-s Ia-nmoos
osn srup 90 dOs s G %b, BTs9ms and
% Sx si srsSdv oherrs 80 Esay Te, S,%.Ge
50 bx4 Union Soaps ~ N w. cove oysters;
90 keys Soda; 6n bx- Pickles assorted;
~ e7i~ : -,loH. iis,-.a5. 500 bars Shot;
N packaeeg fine Teas; y 800 pra.eryed Fruits;
1Bn do7 pain ed 8UcFet'; 4V0A'SS
Sn 6oz Cedar Buckets a,
We viii also purchase at N" e1"eS1 u -
fonoving artic'eS % I5 - " Cotton Yarns,
yea N't, Tr-roy FloUr
Feathers, 1aio"
pae,~ax White Peonss veal .,.L.o.o
tinse1g' a-' Peach Brandy,
Flax Seed, Eggs, ne randy
wheat, Butter, p;n,,-oot -
Rye, RAGS, G..aro,e
oa+' Tar, Orchard Grass Seed
Corn. Havs -. 4"
Niliet Seed HenD, 5ri.obv
Dried Peaches, Raging, TyarJs Grass ("
Auoles Rome. I.e'Noi
Wool Plow Lines, Ii1u"1
Racon- Red Cords OnouS'
Potatoes, SC ,&c, for
Co,,.ry dealers and farmers hav1g anv oI me -,
sale, viii do veil to call on as When 'hey '
june2s-h
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRlEN & Nj. M. BRIEN, R.
ATTORNEYS AT Law,

Chee No. ~ West side o. Cherry COOpeTs Building,
formerly occupied b I'd. Ewing.
HAVE taken in co-partnershlp nay son, NJ BRIEs, in
the practice Of Law In ali the Csurts Of Davidson
~. One or both can generally be found In the once
Prompt and especial attention alaays given securing
and collecting all claims. Money alHaysrsady when cob
leeted
have been constantly and regularly engaged in nv pro.
fession, IL the Mountain District for the last twenty years
and vii continue 10 attend TO securing and collecting ali
claims inilusted to my IN the counties Of Cannon
Dekab, White, fenress Overton. Putnam and jackson
have general acquaintance with the merchants and
business IN those counties
The Merchants Of Nashville and Of other places might
and t 20 their interest 20 coufer with relation there
70.
refer 70 any aud all persons Who knOR me, for ny
ability and prompt attention 70 business
marchl7-iy MANSON NJ BRIEN
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SCALE OP PRICES
THE
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
nAEuFAorUEsp aEf
WEE4AlHA ~ HsbssAE,
Re1 Warrington Street, % stons

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
n,s Frysulo4 FLsr, a5e, ooe T5c, - sisss, a.
49,. sssc lais DIE Cisula) So, 81, 81 80 Hisss a.
ssss,sss, "a Bals - cEEaEsa. retain soa, ssss
ether large esaless.a descent
49, -. 49, rriscs silf ns asiss provided their
- ffe al ffoufhs s3asi ezz-eA 4lQ4
foWfFf CASH PRICES
~ D. ul1ts ffsfla ~ dtQee prices
- ~ idliGaFs.
n srs ssaaznsinF tloor oteE a. one tle discount
~ s,~essat ~ te Eade-
~ q psresnt Wiii b sAae.
a. a,aaHuE % SO 81 over, 44 Qae tae, discolnt
,ffs ser ssnt aiif Be taa1e-
a .-s. saiiE = li6e er sysr Al sastius, discount
81 - ~ esut uhl - mads-
o. srsrs aesasng $3.50 over a onstms.a aisseani
cl 80 per eent sil he aale-
These are tie aeest tsras, and cl Etch variation
ca BE- made In any
Psises q stAsF aFlielss nay be had On appIcaaoa.
Rostea. AuF. 3Sths lst1. WILLIAM bo6LL
Rear . esq aAHia, Nashville. TsnH. sassS-iy
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10. G. Brown,

~ Is - y - -
43 College Street, N 'sHvILLE, TENN,
psAIFR ~
DRIES. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, DYE sFUFFs,
PAINTS, OILS. vARNIsEEs, Window
GLASS. GLASSWARE. PFRFU-
merry, FINE SOAPS. HAIR
AND TOOTH BRUSHES,
And al the Po0aaEq1 Patent Medicines ofthe dGy.
IN Fancy Goods the stock usual is very eoHnnete.
partly ofLrh'n-. and Pazin's Fvtrscs French American
brushes; Metal China Paper Puff Boxes Shell, Elmo
and Pressing Combs, &c.
SFEES! SEEOSH SEEDSM
100 BUSHELS 10 KeS"oy H DO rt DO s oeap
$50 do Herds rrass;7
10 barrels pure Tir"othy.
LAEpRErr's GARDEN sEEDs.-A gsnerO' a.
CaB9AGE sFFD, 10 Tba. large Drun-head Cabbage
As9ARAGUs R0OTs.-TwO ye1r7 old, grown by Mr.
'sTRAwRE9RY PLANrs.-very hue varieties from
WYBNrOT PROLIFIC CoRy-whlch Yields from l.
feh17 AZ College Street
GROVE WARE ofevery ae-crie,lon,;
ARTTsT's COLORs in tube. o: eyeyy as.e-fp-
\ ton, at 30. 6. R8owN-S.
Caways hand which receive direct from the sprncs
terI- - =. -
EOR THE HAER.-Mrs. Aliens Restoreri
L Woods Resto-er:
Emerson's RestJre-.
BarTv's Triearherous.
Ciinhugh'S ~ric0pherous;
Bogles Fluid.
tah1, 10 r. pRNwN
OND0N PaRTER.-A very Superior article
Il by Barclay, Perkins Co in pnts and quarts.
feh1T j.. G. PD0wN.
ORR Liver OUL.-5 gross Just received, Pre-
nared by Hedgeman, Ca'k Go.
fehf7 10 q. RPoWN-
NTONO~GEHALA WsgsSxY.-A very supe
feb17 10 g. BROWN.
DE.UE LECK WATFR.-In haT barrels and If
febiT 10 G. BROWN.
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SUMMER SHOES.
THE LAnIES

WILL ind at SNYDER a FRIZZgIL's e beautiful as
sortment Of Caters, slippers. Kid Boots Bus
kns. Also for Misses and Children assortment
Of snoes cheap for cash. Can at No. 2t P bic sa~a-e
Junss SNYDER 4 FRlZZELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08
- "
Tle 0hia lenisIuiIlre.

CINCINNATI. Jan. ., 1891.
The Ohio Legislature convened in adjourned
session to- day Hon. Lester Taylor elected
President pro TEN Of the Senate. Both branches
after the reading of the Governors message. ad-
journed till Wednesday, to make way for the
grand festival to-morrow night in honor of the O.
pening OF the new State House.
Within the last two mouths several appeals
from Ohio emf grants to Kansas have been re-
ceived asking protection and aid A letter had
been addressed to Governor Gcarv in their be-
huIf Ohio entitled to demand for her citizens
emigrating to the Territories free ingress and e.
gress by the ordinary routes, and complete pro-
lection from INVASION, unsurpatlon aud iawless
violence If the general government refuses, the
Governor does not doubt that the right or duty
of the Stuts to interfere good grounds. He
hopes the worst is over aud inks that Gov Gea-
ry manlte>'s disposition To protect the rights
of free State settlers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

For some time past a controversy has been
going on in the columns of Porter's Spirit, be-
tween two spirited damsels, writing under the
respective coguomens of I'D: Vernon and "Gi-
hraitar.' said controversy having grown out OF a
challenge to "hack the flying stced," given by
the latter to the former. After much debate the
parties have come to terms, and in all probability
the first racing match on record between ladies,
will come off in May next. The Spirit says. that
they will first engage lin a trottIng contest of a
mile, and sub sequently in three mile bust an
high mettled racing horses at top speed like n
shot out o! gun" On the same day, 1t Is sad.
the parties who have taken the matter in charge,
purpose giving Ladies' Plate" free for all
ladies who come properly accredited, which it IS
thought, will be the foundation of an annual con-
test.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08
4 most Rem nrItabic Case.

, We do not expect that our readers will place
the utmost confidence in the truth of the follow.
ing, which Wa find in one ofour exchanges:
Charles Houston, Il man well known on the
Alabama river, bu, the last few years II resident
of California. was killed by the explosion of II
steamboat near San Francisco few months
since. A noble Newfoundland dog, owned by
him. escaped injury. and dragged the body of his
master to the shore. The dog was sent home to
the mother of the deceased, residing in Perry
county. Alabama. On being shown dagerro-
type of his lost master. the dog Immediately re-
c"gnised it, and commenced licking it. sending
up the most pteous howls; since that time he has
refused all food, and means almost constantly
When last heard from he was in dying condi
ton, and is probably dead by this time. Where
in human history can be found such instance
of devoted love, and intense grief at the loss of
a loved onel"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

fHE RsruRN OF ofFIoERs AND CREw OF rHE
HsoLrrs.-We understand that Captain llartstein
his officers and crew after having received the grea-
test kindness from the British government are ahont
to return TO the United States with accommodating hon
ors The steam trgate Retrihution, % guns has
been detailed for the special service of bringing them
to New Nork The vessel to leave England the
dny after Christmas and she may be expected at this
port within ten days. Captain llartstein dined with
the Queen Mt Osborn where she engaged him in Ia
mar conversation 70 nearly an hour, aud our coun-
trymen left the presence With the most favorable opin-
ion OF her Majesty. Lady Franklin entertained the
officers Mt her house ut Brighton, with great hospi-
tslty, aud their return 10 this country was delayed
ON this account solely. recent letter from Mr. Bar
row, OF the Admiralty. To friend in this city, states
that another expedition in search of Sir John FRI nix
IS determined on, probably under the direction of Dr.
King, Sir Johns companion, and Lieut.. PIN, who
was on board the Resoute, and has been advocating
it lately with much zeal The Rcirihution may be
expected in harbor in the of ten days, and
III consideration of the reception given the Resoue,
we have no doubt but that the British irigate will III
turn, be received with all possible distinction 10y our
municipal authorities.-N. J. UcraR
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LATEST NEWS.
AIRES, OF mn Alleged rorxe,,

A young man named John Farrs was ARE sted
IN Boston on Friday last. charged with perpe-
fr'ting number of forgeries on the banks in
that city in October last. The Post SAYS:
"l'he forged checks upon which this man is al
legged to have obtained his money were dated Co.
tober 18th. though all were no, presented ON that
day. Five were offered.on the l3h-one at the
North Bank, purporting TO be signed by j. ii.
Pearson, for $1,000, which was not obtained the
presenter escaping while the teller WINS exami.
ming it-another on the State Bank for 500,
tthe signature was kept a seoreD which was
paid-anothck on the Exchange Bank for 800,
with the forged signatures of G.. V. Poor & Co.
which was not obtained -anoihcr on the Granite
Bank for 5000, which was also unsuecessful-
and the last on the Blackstone Bank, where three
fo' ged checks were presented, bearing the names
of Stinson, Valentine X Co.. two foi $1,000 each
and one for 1890. The last were sueoessful.--
Checks for large amounts were also presented at
tho Union and Webster Banks, aud the money
paid over, by one of them at least, bat the fact of
their being forgerles was not discovered fer sew
eral days, The money derived from these trans
actions amounted in all to 5000"
Farris. 1t appears. returned from visit 10 En-
rope in the steamer Niagara lie is only about
% years Of age. but in January of $3.50 lie com
pleted a term of five years at the Massachusetts
State Prison. Ia which institution he had been
sentenced for forgeries committed.
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Couy of Y ckrrr,.Hu. tae Eastern RaitrOnd
sbgfauifar.

BosroN. Jan. 5-The jury in the case Of
Tuckernan who is charged with defrau1ing the
Eastern Railroad Corporation this afternoon, af-
ter six hours dcliberaion rendered 4 verdict of
guilty. kufus Choate, counsel f-r tue defend
ant immediately fled bill of exceptions, TO be
argued before Tia" final disposition of the cnse.--
Tuckcrman remains at large on bail. The pres
ent verdict was far apfropridting $4,000. Mum
orous other indi cmont- pending against him
his aggregate peculation being about Slso,050.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08
ID r. ID,

On December 18th, 1886 at the residence OF ms
sister in Campbell Co. Va. after an Illness OF nearly
nine months of paralysis, Robert l.. Cooes' aged %
years. The deceased in his last illness became per
fectly resigned to the will OF God ana eApresseo
hope of salvation.
Chicago papers will please copy
On SUNDAY morning 4th inst at ! before L Ance
Jane infant daughter of Andrew j. and Cathar'he
Beddy, aged months, 81 days.
Richmond anl Portsmouth papers please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08
Terrible snow storm.

The terrible snow storm which visited this por.
ton Of the State. a little more than week since,
visited with redouhled fury Fort Des Monies.
I; commenced on Monday and lasted until We'd
nesdav. Such was its violence that persons were
lost and almost persisted in the snow drifts in
passing from one portion of the city Men dare
not venture out, such was the terror inspired by
the storln- Iolea CitY RepubIican.