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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-18
SEPTEMBER REl.,ES, 1857.

Edward shegog Mnee f& Adaus.-o.A.B.
ON motion and upon af ayii II Edward Shegog, and as
~ appearing the satisfaction of CLERK and Master
that William r. Miles DAVID W. Adams resi-.
dents of The STATE of Tennessee that the ordinary process
OLA be served upon thsr is therefore, ordered
that pu bicaon be made n the aon and American, pa
per published the city Of Nashville Tenn, requiring sad
parties TO appear the Court Have in the town of Centre.
VILE on The Second Monday eh than and
Plead answer demur TO cong inans bill, or the same
will be iaken confessed tor hearing expare as to
them. OhFt-tS a. NAAON, O'N N.
ocl7-3w Printers Fee "a,
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IN CHANCERY AT CEH4SREVILLE,T TENN
SEPTEMBER REFS, 1857.
OEEIE6DEA rs AEo, AoS
Edward Shegog ard K. B. H.s$sy VS.. Mile
o. A. b.

Edward Shegog ard n b. h5s:c7y vs.. Miles q Adams
o. A. b.
ON motion supported BY afafs = Edward Shegog and
~ it appearing the sa OF Inc CLERK and Mas
ter thai William n Miles and Ssvid W. Adams non
residents of State OF Temp 80, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot serve Hon them 1t is, there
fore ordered that publication &ads in the Union and
American, paper published iu lily Of NashVile Tenn
requiring said parties Court House, in the
town Of Centreye, sesSSlanday in March next,
then and there to plead aud apS demur complain.
anus bi the will be ar confessed and set for
hearing exparte as 70 them.
osi6-Sw Printers fee 81. SO
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MUSHROOM, McWHIRTER /.

II He partnership heretofoFe existing betvzeau lamar
Il Sloan and Alvah Mitchell in the and style Of Sloan
&MteheHs this day dissolved BY mutual CONSENT Jamea
Sloan assuming all liabilities nd Responsibilities ~ the faa
firm, paying ali debts and receiving all dues nom md amer
his date, and Will eOntnue the Marble Busiues at f "a
,tand, corner Of Summer and Spring streets NsshyIe
Nashville, May Z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN
maye-dtf. ALVAH MTG 1JsII
Attest, &. W. FARRbR.
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Jackson & Adams,

III .
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
ND Manufaeturersof Sash, Door Frames, Blinds, Man
"A ties Mouldings, Archtravss Base Boards, Pasters
Wether Boarding, Poplar and Pine Flooring, Shelving
Goods ali kinds OF Wood Work necessary for the
inside Finish Of Frame Brick Houses Of every description
Ordersrom surrounding country solicited Work
fully put up be hauled sDhipped HitcC injury
Sasi Primed and Glazed If desired
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LYONS & Co.
IMPORTERS OF AE5. waolEzALE DzALERz II
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND Al KINDS OF
Foreign Vines Liqu etc
Nos Is CEDAR St.,
NASHVILLE, TEEEESsEE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
ETTE have or hand and constantlv receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
~f- AND LIQUORS,
Which we are Offering to the trade st prices much
lower than they be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists o the finest brands Of HAVANA
CIGARs now in the market BRAEDIEs which for favor
be surpassed and imported BY ourselves direct
through Custom House to this city SBEERY, PoRT and
MADEIRA WINES warranted pure and Of the best qualities
With fall assortment Of Whskeys ST. Croix and Ja-
naica Rum, Holland Gin, and al other kinds
~ TO Country Merchants We offer the best induce.
mens 70 purchase em as stock is large snd always
TO prompt customers Eastern time will be gven to
cash buyers we give every advantage All orders by let
ter or otherwise viii always meet with prompt attention
LYONS 4 CO.,
iJ22 ls Cedar St
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight nine years. 10 for sale. 1t les
the of Big Harpeth river, IN the county of VIII
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville. the lage OF
Tank Rohand and Centreve Turnpike, nine miles
from Franklin, the county seat Of williamson, and within
two miles of the North Western Railroad being
sucted The contains about four hundred and eight
acres first farming land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest
Of the tract. II formally the well known farm Of
the late Wilkins Whiteald.
this farm comfortable residences, with all
cessaTy houses; barn. cribs stables, carriage house c
with excellent young orchard OF most choice fruit Good
spring and abundance OfneveT failing stock water
running different sources through the farm. Adi1in
ing this farm is another tract of about two hundred Of
excel land with good residence, for sale. The soil Of
both equal any for crops either for grain grass
may buyers) thought BY good judges could be
made of the best stock in the State its siZe
wanting buy, would Of course whsh to view
premises before purchasing further description is
unnecessary but all invited 70 call and for
themselves. lsug 25-eO&Wul JOHN I. HILL.
TWISH sell the farm which reside, in Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr. John T.
H containing by recent survey, hundred and ninety
nine and hall OF first rate farming LAND with
Portable dwelling with all necessary out houses, suitable for
small farm, with good water. The farm Is well enclosed
with good fences, including about hundred yards of
store will sell this place separately, together
with Mr. Hs-as both united would certainly make des
rabie farm, and purchasers invedtO call Mr.. Hill
and examine the: premises. LAVINIA CRAIGHEAD.
For erther particulars apply TO Nh ID. n. Snyder a. the
store of Snyder 81 FriZzell, Nashville L.. G.
f-NufF
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kinds Of repairing the substantial manner
ing both practical mechanics, safely premise general
satisfaction All articles sold by warranted be Of
the best quality. Millers MwTights and others
specul Invited to examine stock before purchasing.
IL Ali orders and communications promptly attended
to. WARNK & RYAN,
HID nd st Nashville.
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MARRLE WnRK

undersigned hereby most respectfully recon- nonds
hs late partner to the public and hopes he will receive
liberal share OF patronage.
may9-dn A. MTTCHRIL.
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The subscriber has hand the largest and best
of MARBLE and MARE LIB WORK offered in the city,
TO which be particularly invites the attention Of the public
He prepared execute all Jobs his line IN the best style
Of the art. and al short notice. JAMES SLOAN.
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County and State Rights for sale. The Oniy
BenzOIe Machine that will give good light.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Millinery establishment

CROKER is receiving and opening his Spring
n stock Of Millinery Goods. Merchants and Milners
will hud IL 20 interest give him CALI his stock
superior kept in the city. As every Knows
what complete assortment OF Millinery Goods,
81 Is useless 70 snumerate articles Il enough Lady
customers Mrs Croker selected and
the interests and tastes Of their patrons IN,
public may rely upon being honestly dealt with, he doet
business IN his name lmHrchle-du.
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Southern Portable Plantation
GOrn-F e ed and FlOUring-Mill
EsyfaI2Iizh" emit

ID U RI Mil.
Dstones of all
sizes on hand
and made TO or
der, smut mills,
mill irons mill
geeriDg, b 1t
in g, hosting
and regulating
screws, screen
wiz b., damsel
irons, Plaster
paris, Dutch an-
Choir brand boil
ting cloths OF all
numbers.
We also con-
tract for the G.
rection Of four
inga n d "a W.
Ill. Ala ell
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A Great Bargain

IN LOBELVILL TENN ESSEE,
lHR undersigned for sale his entire situation con-
IGning level land in LObsville, Perry county,
Tenn.
The lot well improved, large and handsome Brick
Store, Dwelling Kitchen, CRIB, Sabl-s and good
buildings a 6rst house where selling Groce-
RES have plenty good water. Lobeiville is a small vii
lsge Cross Roads, leading from Waverley 10
den the otherfom CentreVie Brittle Landing
RIVER. We weekly mails passing, together with the
navigation Of Tennessee River and Buffalo River running
within Of mile, richly abOunded with as good land as In
the There being Store GrOceay of within
miles North, SOUTH u miles East and IL miles West
the best situation in the selling
Goods and Groceries here for six years. entirely sat-
isaed With sales aRd profits but wish change my
location offer lot Onehiru balance on and
years credit will sell Goods and Groceries for cash
Any person desiring good situation will do will DO well %
examine EDWARD ROU9UIBR.
lun62-W6m.
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NOEL & CO,

WHOLESALER
AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS,
NASHVILLE TEENESSl2E
100 hhds prime to cho. sugars Fs5 Dbl loaf do
10 do clarified do 10 do powdered do
= '''''' COFFEE.
500 bags Rio Coffee, rs doTLsguyrado
100 do lava do
LIQUORS.
100 Beli n Pixies Whisky; 90 90 Pine srsndiss;
$50 Boxes sup'f old Brandy; IS Gin; WINES
IS Smiths Reserve Wsky;5O St. Julien Cisret Wine:
so " Pure Rye do IS Basket Cham paiepe Wine
80 sc MOnoDgshala do 30 Boxes Champagne Cider:
TOBACCO.
25 boxes Powell Tobacco3O do Commerce. do
20 do southern Belle do Is do Industry de-
200 do Jack Falstaf do
CIGARS.
10000 Napoleon cigars 1000 Jenny Lind cigars;
5000 Josephine do 1000 other brands assorted,
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks dne aad coarse salE40 Cedar do
$50 Bis and Half bis Molases;20 Bed cords;
so Kegs Golden Syrup; 20 " Coca DipDers:
IS boxes Lemon do Hammocks.
10 do Brandy cherreE so Wbsk Brooms and
so do Union Soap. Hearth Brushes
20 kegs Soda; 100 Kits MackereI;
90 bbls Almonds; 50 Cases Cove OYSTERS
200 Demjohns, assor. 60 50 Pickles assorted;
so Packages Superior Teas; 800 BAGS Shot:
$50 boz. Painted Buckets; 600 Kegs White Iaad
10 cases Preserved Fruits;
With com 2lee all other articles rmn1
one OF the largest best selected stocks of
brought 10 this market. Country Merchants visiting the
city Wonld do wei TO look through stock before pUr-
chasing elsewhere. g.. t
NOEL CO.,
JuneS5-d Corner COLLEGE and Spring streets.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOR
Valuable Real Estate
nos land 9 South Market st

fun OdIG AT AUUIIUNs
A g am improving farm AEhport Tenn, on the
n Mississippi river have determined TO sell at auction
on wellesley, 18th October, the farm reside on, TX
miles from Nashville near ths Nashville and Louisville
Railroad and the Gallan Turnpike half mile from Cum.
berand river containing 12S Acres well improved witt
good brick house with rooms brick kitchen and store
rOoms and ROOM in the basement story all necessary
out buildings Of every description; superior apple and
peach orchards; fine garden and vineyard About fifty
cleard, balance good timber, and ven in Blue
Grass
TERKs-0ne third cash. note at ( months with two
approved endorsers payable in bank, balance equal
payments in and years without interest Possession
will be given at any time from goth October 1s. January
next
tthe ZANE time will sell of my Stock Crop House
hold and kitchen furniture farming Implements &C. on
time made known day Of sale. Sale % commence q
l2Oclock m aug 25-wtd B EMBRY.
POSTP0NEMENT. The above sale Is postponed untD
MONDAY, 2ist OCTOBER. Oct
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Nails

| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COM
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.
NE1GOLRICK g. BURES are opening at their es-
w abshment Market street, No. sc, door to Mr.
Powers Clothing store gene assortment of Cnnfeeon
cries. which they intend selling en- reasonable
trust by their attention buss to induce the public to
to them Liberal share Of psrOnage Among
ing articles on hand and wi >hthey will be receiving
the following, viz:
Candies, OF every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese;
Fruits, of every kind; Brandies6 Wines, best brds
Pickles, assorted; COrdias, of every variety;
Picked Oysters & Sardines; lle and Porter,
Shad and Salmon Fine Cigars.
With variety OF articles not herein enumerated.
In connection with their Confectionery they invite the al
tentiOn OF the public their Bakery, from which daily
supply of fresh Bread Cakes and Pastery be had Par
ties will be made order and carefully sent any part
ofthecty.
Having permanently located here, Of course wish be
patronZed literally to the end We intend selling good
TERMS and by demeanor, commend ourselves the
kind notice of generous public We respectfully invite
Country Dealers who in line of trade give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
apnl4-u MCfTOLRlCk & BURNS.
A. P. BEERS. o. I. TRRETI
INCHANCERY AT CENTREVILLE TENN
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
49, 1865 HasTrR.Hfa ~


THE GreatCentra Route connecting the Atanticciiasp
with ~ esern, Northwestern and Southwestern StOsea,
OF continuous Railway direct This road also connects
At ttJburg VITA daily line Of Steamers 20 oil p9rs
he ssern Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
steamers to ell pOrIs the Northwestern Lakes; making
be most direct cheapest and reliable T0t1s BIZ which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CIASS--BOots, Shoes Dry Goods rr 49,
Gin boxes,l Furs, Feathers, kc...... 'OO POI AV0A
SECOND OLASS.-BoOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Qn bales,) Hardware, Lea soc per 1e0n
tner, &c. ...................
BIRD CLASS.--Arvils, Bagging, Bacon,
a5d Pork On bulk, Hemp, &c. $500. OO' POI AOOA'
! J JRTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fiah, Bacon ,oo,,.
and Pork packed Lard ard Lard Oil eVc pei A9VA'
flOur-75 cts per bA until jnrlheT notice
Grsin-35 cts. per lee lbs aafil further notice.
COon-$2 per bale. Eutexeseng 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from sny point East Of Phila-
Railroad" Ali Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Ptts5ug viii be forwarded with
ut detention.
tennessee; r. F. Sass Co., ST. Louis; J. s. Mitchell &
Son Evansville Indiana Dumesri Beliani Murdoch ana
Carter Jewett Louisville KY. R.C. Meldrum MadisOa
Indiana; Sprigman Brown and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
\. W, Graham q Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co, No
IS Kilby street Boston; Leeeh Co. Astor House, New
York; No. William street. and No BatterG Place, New
FORK; E. Sneeder Philadelphia; MagrsW Koons Bal
tmore; Geo. O. FTanciscus. Pittsburg.
a. Il. HOUSTON, General freight Agent, PE2a.
Il. J. LOMBAERT, Sap't, AhO0nG, Pa.
may Sly
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A. }. Mcbride.
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STREET,

COPPER, Tin n SHEET IhON HOHhEtSs
No. Z, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENEESS
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks all my old friends and patrons for ther
beraity heretofore extended to the firm, and would most
respectfully solicit continuance of ayors from them, and
wish to inform all the world and the rest OF mankind
that have on hand and for sale q splend q lot of
COOKING ST0VES,i
of various patterns Parler Stoves for wood and
common and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches, Ho
low Ware of every variety hand or made to order Fur
nsceB and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
1 am prepared to do all kinds of job Work. such as
House Guterng, Roofing or any other branch pertaining
10 that line. - -
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE v ORK.
Myod friends of the River will find it to their advantage
to call and give me hesrAg before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for sale. one pair secondhand ENGINES, cyliu
der IL inches diameter and four feet with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light draughi
steamer which can be bought on reasonsbls terms
june IA. ie25
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Il polishing gold, silver, bIast, lgs, new aIti5
ior sale 81 aug RAINS q AAO""S
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Hed'Aef-Crops-Marr rriaSes-Supposed Murder.
PoNDENCE OF THE DISPATCH.
CAROLINE March 1Atb 1877

CAROLINE, March 18th, 1857.
nave thought 1t might contribute q little to
your "newsy" columns, to drop you a few lines
touching certain matters and things in our region
Inc season seems to be peculiarly q strange and
Ieaffuis one. The snow, at this writing, is some
Tour or i've inches deep. To meet the demands
growing out OF the presenystate of things, the
teams are hitched and off to the woods they 90 for
iuel. Fodder and corn, q sufficient quantity too,
must be kept in close proximity to the horses.
castie, sheep and hogs. The whea: awhile ago,
(it now Lid) was looking awful'y bliehted by
Inc recent cold spell. 1t is to be hoped that It
will yet come forth, and that we shall have good
crop
Quite spirit of revival prevails in some portions
OF our region, among those who believe tnat it is
not good man should be alone" No less than i've
compile were led TO hymens altar, on Thur.day
last The holy bands being performed by Elders
Broaddus and Call.
A man by the name of Saunders, an English.
man, was found, between Port Roy al and Mr.
John Z. Mi,ier's mill, on last Sunday morniug,
dead.
The circumstances, as your informant learns
were these: Mr.. Saunders, who has been miller for
MIR. John z. Miller for some time, went to Port
Royal IN Saturday evening, when he became ex-
cited by the use of intoxicating Gquors-the curse
Of our land! 1t appears that on his return home
i'll the night, seuffle ensued between himse eli and
some person or persons unknown when about halt
way home His hat, coat and boots were Saken
and he dragged into q ditch placed in it, with his
over with parcel of corn-staks. In this cond-
tion he, it appears. was found. A coroners in
Quest was held, according to law, and verdict
rendered-as L am Informed by q gentleman
Game to his death by some unknown cause!'
Yours, REKLAW.
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At the charter election in Fond du Lac, Wiscon-
sin, on the Sd instant, the Democratic ticket was
elected. j. s. Sherwood is the newly elected
Mayor.
Col VIM E. Murphy, Mayor Of Leavenworth
city, has received the appointment of agent to the
Pottowatomie Indians in Kansas Territory
On Monday, NO less than $50 letters on public
business were received at the General Land Office
in Washington.
The Athep2um Female College at Coumbia,
Tennessee. was destroyed by fire on the Sd inst
Loss, $1,000
Mr. John McGregor. implicated in the Royal
British Bank swindle, has resigned his seat for
Glasgow, in Parliament.
Hon. Warren Winslow has announced himself q
candidate for reelection to Congress In North
Carolina.
Ten Thousand persons attended the funera, OF
George Seibert, who was killed in the election riot
in Chicago.
Mr. Breckinridge, who was wounded In the late
duel at Mobile. is son of the Rev. VIM. L. Breck
inridge, of Louisville.
The proprietors of the Buffalo IN. ~ CONNER
eial Advertiser have failed for 100000
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Discore'y Of Dead Body-Sentence of Transpor.
tdtiou
co oRREsPosDENcE rrHE DISPATCH
TALLEYsvILLE, New Kent. Va, !
March 12, 1857,

A coroner's jury wassummoned on yesterday for
the purpose of holding An inquest over the body of
white man, which WAS found fn . very obscure
place, 10 cluster Of pines, two miles south of the
Court House. A large number of buzzards was
seen In the vicinsge of the body which led to its
discovery. They had nearly consumed the whole
OF IT, post morteE examination was made by
Dr: A. G. Jones, but he did not find any marks Of
vioiencs In consequence of the body being 10
sucn mutilated condition, a very full and accu-
rate examination could not be made. 1t is the
impression of some persons, the deceased was
murdered others think he froze to death
curing the snow Storm that ragged with 90 much
severity last January. The verdict of the jury
was, the deceased came to his death by some un-
known cause.
Austin, negro man belonging to George W. P.
Custls Esq was tried before the County Court to-
DAY for characterization, and an intent to kill Mr..
alaferrc, who is steward for Mr.. Gusts, on the
w nite House estate. He was sentenced to be
transported beyond the limits of the United States
Yours, DYKE
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TUE RATIFIED CEN

THE RATIFIED CENTRAL AMERICAN TREATY
1t was stated yesterday that sbe Senate on
don t, eaty by vote of thirty-,wo to fifteen. 1t
was amended, it is said, by excluding the land
grants under the Musquito king, confirming the
sovereignty of Honduras over the Bay Islands let.
ting Belize stand at present, and other modih-
cation of the phraseology These changes will re-
uare the assent of the British gov ernment, but no
difficulty ia anticipated from that quarter.
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THE DALLAs-CLAREEDoN TREATY.-The Ma.
tional Intelligence of Saturday, alluding to the
amendments to the Central American treaty adop
ted by the Senate says:
WHAT their import H. we, Of course, have met NJ
of knowing; but und dsrstsnd generally that they
are not OF . authorise the anticipation of
any final difficulty between two Governments aAi.
m sted BY frend sentim snts, the question
unc 20 ubtedly and sincerely are. Indeed, the main
object Of this Treaty and the motive of its negotis
tion were TO eucidsIe obsourity 10 former con-
vent ons and oil difference Of consti uctton
aud all mis- hension misundersGsndns IN fu.
turs ln regaid TO Central American ahaiIs.
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IVAN co.'s LOTTERIks.
~ Capital PRIZE S3O,9OO.!

o~let 1ctteris. have been received BY thu public,
s.fs for Ifss sa.sns ,'s s.sS s:s"1s.y
s"hN.hent the wear The folicwins Scheme viii be
tbroot,S+ .rb IF their Lotteries for March. 1857:
GAVE saturday, March 2tst, 1857.
CLASS 30,
49,, IN the city OF Atlsuts, Ga In public, on
10 0e saturday, March 2sth, 1857,
-, ~ Pin or SINGLE NUMBERS
V' $3.50 Prizes!
49,. ,bsa one Prsre 10 Erery Tea Tickets
-h"' 3OoB0 Tickets.
u.HSIFiCENT SCHEMEt
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PURCHASE OF L S. STOCKs.-Mr. Cobb, the new
Secretary of the Treasury, gives notice holders
of stock Of the loans of the United States that the
department will purchase the same until the lst day
of mex. June, unless the sum of 81 500 900 shall be
previously obtained, and will pay. in addition TO
the interest accrued, . premium of l0per cent for
the stock of 1912; premium of l6 per cent for
ls47-4e and premium of 6 per cent for the stock
of 1850, commonly called the Texas indemnity
afn
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AUGUSTA ITEMs.-We take the following items
of news from the Staunton, Va, Vindicator of Sat

of news from the Staunton, Va, Vindicator of Sat
urday:
Mary Catharine Garner, child of about two years
of age, and daughter of Mr.. David Garner. of this
place, accidentally fell into ketlle of not water en-
the 26 Of last month, and ;h ured there
By that she died on the 9th instant.
Jehu F. Argenbright, who so severely injured
by the exposIon Of gun, near ddlebrook. fe W
days ago. acsouut of " hich pu ublished in this
paper died from the wounds received ON the 5th
slant.
MIR. Josiah Neff sold his beautiful Farm ON the
Long Glade in this county, few day ago. Is per
acre We did not learn tn number of acres. r. H.
Dudley, purchaser.
Mr.. H. E. Bryan. contemplatas, in few days to
open Fish market in ,his place, at which Fish
may be procured on reasonable terms.
fire company has been organised in this place.
Johu D Imboden, declines al ain becoming can
didate for the Legislature.