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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-01
The Debates of Congress.
The Political History of the U. States.

This volume Of tie series rich the early Debates Of
CALHOUN, CLAY, JOHN RANDOLPH, CRAWFORD, and
other enins Stat esuen.
The s0rk realizes great dCSideydtUBa ard ~alne
easily be Every ctz-n NAV now know
for hms self hat has been done and was done The
Ddexng is pste that any name or subject is
easily fOure The is put up various STYLES OF
ing, ITcss Wlin n of ALL nothing is
wanting but for the people forward and
Felves Of the great benefit hch ~ in the a
pie pages Of the volumes, as they issued.
w. T. KERRY 81 co. have also ON sale
CoBBETTs' PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF ENG
LAND, Sc vols half Russ a. Fine copy.
CoBBETTs' POLITICAL woRKs, comprising the wri.
tings Of "POreupne" the Weekly Political Rsgis-
ter" 8 vols.
WALKERS LIFE OF JACKSON.
wEBSTER'S WOI ks, 6 vols.
cALHOUE's WORKS, 6 vols
CLAY'S WORKS, vols
BENToY's THIRTY YEARS IN THE u SIS SENATE nov
complete, 2vols.
Nov 26-n
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GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
"a of Nashville, in October, 1857, the Judges
appointed to examine articles IN Class 4S-No-
II. GROVER & BAEER's Sewing Machinrs; No.
l64, SINGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits oil the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GRovEK 4 BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that OF SRGER's using one
spool and one needle, the other thread working
from BOBBIN INCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and, in toe opinion Of the committee. is best
adapted 70 FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage Of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING ;
and, with the exception Of tine clothing, saddle
~, &c, In the opinion Of the committee Is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE
NASHVILLE sRWISG MACHINE COMPANY,
No. =. Pubttc square, Nashville Ienn.,
Ezshvfne. renn., More her IL. SILT.
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81 haenl.

rTaHE enasrsznsa Is as2ia ia saagsi aAsst.
IL D. i DfckETs
ser II al 60 fe.4 cogsse slFssa
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FOR SAIE.

rftHAf valuahls baslnsss sisnd MaFtst eiFss. ~ -
fnr fha n arehSusa - a. tfasailfoui n9a ~
Co seg = clo ki8s ofs. eas 81 ths nsss s..a - -
els laF as retail esiaelahmeaf- fries tsfs @'.-
4gp'y's uNnHEY.
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Bold TRcK.-On Sunday last, says the Ooium-
bn- Fpouirer Of the 24th, a negro wagner, belong
ing 10 SIR Torbitt, OF Mseon county, Alabama
brought bales OF cotton 70 the warehouse ioF
his master, and stored them. taking the usual res
CENTS therefor On bis way home be was mes ey
a White man, who told the negro that his MISTER,
hearing Of the high price OF cotton In Columbus,
b-d concluded to sell, aud demanded the warehouse
r..,ipts of the negro whieh we're given up AZ
tbe warehouse be represented himself as the over
seer of Dir. Torbitt, giving the same name as the
over.eer'el aud the proprietOr's, kDosng that BIZ.
Z. had an overseeF by that name, delivered over
the cotton, which vas sOid al II cents, the Fogts
pocks.iae The fnnds. and making bis way % pa.s
IFf,.r.,sn, lhs osIdsst trick Of the season, thisl
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sneedote from harper. Drawer.

al was once present on the hustings at discus
custom between two rival candidates for Congress
in an excited election contest in Tennessee. Both
gentlemen are now in hi h station one of them
for twelve years was in Congress, and has ben
Postmaster General, and the other has gained a
mutation for brilliant and ca steal oratory almost
wide "a that Of his illustrious kinsmsn of the
patronymic in Virginia But TO the discussion.
Mr.. j. had been rather equivocally compliments
ing his opponent-whO was called the Eagle Ora
torn-on the remarkable suavity of his manners
and his afaliIity with the people; and went on to
saw that be had an Irresistible way of seizng the
hands of his constituents between both his own,
and bowling so affectionstelY to win their whole
hearts. ." NUT confess continued Mr.. j.,
that I have practicrd for hours before looking
glass 10 acore that fascinating msnner but without
sucrcss / must yield to my friend The palm in
.hoJ;n, hands "
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shaking hands.



eff my honorable opponent wishes to make him
self agreeable to honest people, he must leave of
nracticing before the glass, and cultivate more
siduously the kindly feelings Of the heart. he is
the last man who should aceuse me OF praetieing
bebavior to win votes. will tell you little
dote illustrative Of the peculiar eleetiOneerng abil
tits of nv honorable friend 10 bis Intercourse with
our intelligent constituent s. We were canvassing
in remote part of the district; and, having an APP
pointment TO epr ak near the house OF very infu-
enti.l Squire, we spent the previous night at bis
hous. together. Il was well known that the Squire
CONTROL all the votes in that precinct, and that
his better halt controlled him. 30 that IL was eli i'm
notttpt to get on the right side OF her. We bad
agreed TO not to elecdoneer With the Squire while
we stsid with him; but did not think this forbade
me 10 30 my beet with dis family. So ] arose about
davbreak the next morning, and, thinking that l
shonld make friends with the mistress OF the house
nv bringing water 70 cook the breakfast, took a
b1cket and started of Tor the spring. / Wss trip
ning off on "a light fantastic toe, singing merFily
a. went along, when what on earth should see,
az looked into the barn yard, bot the old woman
milking the COW, while my honorable iriend, With
his fee ruddy With morning exercise, aud bis long
locks streaming iD the breeze, was holding The COW
nv the tsill saw instantly that he bad the siHFl
Of me. ! returned 20 the house discounted, and
Abandoned all hope OF a vote ID thst region
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SOMETHING TO WEAR;
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL

AhANAsN % a II . , IL AAA14ANAA "a 4aA4A4a
BOESE & ELvERSOSs
NNTILL sci, at uaii advance GA hsst cot, prime
w lot Of
Gvsr-coats OF every variety;
siness Coats q suit the times.
Dress Frook Co4ts o TIE huest Qnaiifys
Pants and Vests o. very grade.
IN aud uuarr-closhinE q al kinda,
her Eith superior los Of deatleuenis FaFnishiBg
6oodss and noys kaG Noarhs ciQthlaE very pgi-
ees Zee In
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ANEAT SMALL DW ELH.ENG ron SALE.
An sferInE iorsai- nest cling Ccliege street,
tst b on3 tie edezi CaeFe. fh ueasc il q oFsc4t
eaatains seed Eoos cstsrns 49, AMI va Be so-a -
< sat barEain. F0r tsrus apply .
Nov. aB--tE A. v 3 LlsleA-A@
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ELECTION NOTICE..
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad


anu AAASANooU
Company.
election OF fifteen Directors manage the affairs Of
II this Company for the ensuing ear, Vh he held 81
MurfreesbOro Wednesday the 18th day Of December,
next
ockholdeTs will be carried the Roa the 10Th
18th, the ectiou, back home the fol-
lowing dav free OF charge, by showing their cate Of
stock the conductors. W. A. GLEANES,
Nasl vile Nov. 20, 1S57-nov Sd Secretary.
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THAT CoEvFNIEHT FRAME Unwilling on go
I che FRANKLIN TuTnp Ike road he hrst -
roll-rate, nov occupied hy J. A. MeCau pbe. q. So
he toue aims four rooms besides kief servans
rooms, etc. and has hirt Of ground a. ached.
~ suial le furniture be re- ased BY he ten
ant n de g. ed ~ Possession given imr edi tteiy.
AppIv 10 A. Y s lINnSHFY,
Fnv 10 a. No. 81, College street.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Ladies' List.

LIST OF LETTERS
D EMAEING uncaIIed for in the Post Once az Nash
IL vile, Decenser 1t, 1851
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~ All letters advertised subject to exit acharge
Of onesent.
adverti5ed.
Dec. :. ..-.- s X ANDEhSONs Z. N
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TWO Dwelling Houses, on sumner street. soUth
I 81 BTo-d Tor the uing year; oh containing 7
Rooms, besides K chen and Servants Room; Wih stable,
Carriage Honse, &C. apply TO l. d. RAkFk,
Nashville, Get q n ~ Planter Bank.
49, Possession Of one Of the shove tsnements ean Be
had Immediately. ldec. II l. D b.
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LOST SCRIP! LOST SCRIPT


w have a large stock q st Aw Cutters snclAir's
w Sanfor6is and rumuings Patent. The att article
took ~ frst premium At the National Pair. Lou'yile
nov. 81 ARMSTRONG CO.
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Uncurr, Mt Money a, Par.

WE viii take all Free BsIk" non y. Shebv-
w Vile, Lawrenceburg, and nand-i-ge, at par for
gUods w. A. 3 J. &. MCCLEa LAND.
n. B.-AS we intend doing exclusive cash business
next ear will close out present so, At unPrece-
dented low prices for cash. W. A. 4 J. g. MCC.
MOI -
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

w have On hard ve-v large and elegant tick OF
w STAPLE AND FANCY GO US, hat % NJ
a. very low ri es for Cash. Our stock & DRESS elLK5
Is very large 81 comp'e'e, 81 ting Ia part Of
Elegant Robes, QpHa;
=" FlOunred Silks
Z" BvadeTe
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-01

TFNHE steamer Dr. Roberts0a has ust arrived from n
Ohio river wuh $50 bu.h-ls Of GAL orders eft q
my ofaes, on the Whagf, VII. be Prompus allied.
Dec Isl A. L. DAVIS.
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FOIk RENT

A HOuSE IN Edgohe'd within a fsW minutes WaR %
IA the Public Square, containing rooms, besides kiteh-
J. G FELLows.
povg--tf. No IS Cherry street.
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TOR the year 1875 con Portable eingsone No. -,
j High street; No IS sTT stree at pre-
pied ~ Mr.. Wilson tie Franklin pike, nearly
opUosi'e he former residence Of hrs. WYNN.
uovlS-tf BOYD co
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Rich Satin Striped and Plaid Popns at verv low prices
nth large and rtePani asOrtu OF Tich MORE
tques, bought in lob and will be sold less than
mnorters with full hne q best ks of Black sink,
very low for cash.
WAL. G. NoCLELLAND.
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8 SfitChed-DOWn Shoes .

A LARGE stock OF Timothy, Bius Grass aud Orchard
II Grass Seeds, Al prices TO suit the times.
Iov 2i-1w U.AA. ARMSTRONG on.
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W. will rent TO a Fooi TENANT a Splendid FARM, q
w with handsome II proven en- con tanning from -
go lCO acre, miles from The city, the Nashville
and Chsttaroogt Railroad. FOSD CO.,
On ~ asraa
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Sole Leather.

AZ have on hand and sale, very large stock
w superior OaA-T=nned SOLE LEATHER, which Ws
Offering at the iowet figure.
Nov. 26--H P. 4 G. ANDERSON
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Dol Remt on Lease.

THAT convenient re- dence the Franklin Turnpike,
j 81 present ecupied Mr.. fellows, Il contains six
besides kte' ems. &e and hs a. out
ground attached. u Guild be lea ed 10 good
tenant for a term Of eaTs II desired App 20
pcvla W ITNUSTrv.
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For Rent.

CNYDER 4 FHIZZFLL in Teesipt a another lot o.
- Gents Stitched dos q shoes, st IL Public Sqnare.
Nov 2s-ti. SNYDER 4 - lZZeI L.
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Of the Nebraska bill; for the triumph of its priDc
ples before the great tribunal Of the people; for
the election OF Mr.. Buchanan; for the defence Of
his Administration, tncluiing bis Ksnsas policy,
and 10 defence of the official action Of Gov. Walker
AID We now desire earnestly as any in the
country fair and peaceful settlement ofthis whole
question. But We ask that the people should have
the right 20 form their own Institutions 10 their
own way; and that this right should be secured 70
them freely. fairly, aud unsquivocally. We ask
that when Kansas comes Into the Union il shall be
upder a constitution which has received the en-
dorsement OF majority OF her citizens fairly
pressed; that she should take her place as = mem-
her of The Confederacy under az instrument Whi,h
has in every line acquired that foil degree OF vitali-
" that popular approval alone give, not under
A constitution framed under restrictions which tx.
more the sovereignty Of her citizens and treat them
as the inhabitants OF suijagated province.
The Milwaukee Netes, the leading sham
Democratic paper of Wisconsin, after pub
fishing the schedule says
"It viii be observed this ''scheduisn declares
slavery 10 exist 10 Kansas, aud assumes 20 take
away from the people the poser % abolish i1i The
Constitution Hlso, independently u the clause that
IL Is proposed 70 submit 20 the people, would Ok
slavery upon the Territory. We win not to-day
treat this subject al length Indeed our vl~ws have
already been sufficiently indicated. We ell Say,
however, that oongress cannot accept the Ccnsti-
tuition without repudialing the principles and pledg
- OF The Democratic parry for the last three years,
without being the Instruments for consummaiing
great outrage upon the people Of kansas, aud upon
the Who stand pie gsd 20 the fundamental doe-
lrine that "Fhe people shall rule
We might add TO these excerpts, selec-
lions from the Albany ATgas, the Illinois
State Register, the Harrisburg UHioH, and
other journals, which have always borne
the sham democratic standard, but these
will suffice for today
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Maggie Mitchell q pIaying In Augusta, Ga.

David Strother, a resident Of Sparta, Ga, commit
ted suicide a few days ago. Cause-inebriation.
John Kelley was dangerously stabbed by Moses
Smith, near Savannah, Georgia, last Sunday night.
William Roman committed suicide in Jefferson
county, Mass, on the f2th inst.
The legislatures of South Carolina, Alabarua and
Georgia, have legalzed the suspensions Of the
banks in their respective States.
i'm Montgomery, Alabama, Thursday night week -
Mental alteration is stated the cause II Is sta
ted that he had resided in Mobile.
ed by the Lexington Mss.) Circuit Court, OF whip
piag a negro woman TO death, and vas sentenced
therefor to thirty years labor and impr risonnent
in the penitentiary.
James Thompson and James Griford, convicted
Calhoun, have been sentenced 10 be hung on the
10Th Of January.
The New Orleans Crescent learns from the
mates Of the steamer Col. Edwards, that only two
white persons and two negroes were lost by the
burning IL is believed the boats safe, contain
ing s., 900 viii be recovered.
A soft answer may turn away wrath. bat in a
Chancery suit. soft answer b only likely To tnrn
the scales against yea.
lady ut Mobile having lost her teeth, found
them In the craw Of turkey, after killing seven
turkeys not guilty.
Patrick Vaughan, one Of the rowdes wounded in
recent election riot, In New York, died last Mon
day night.
An ordinance making II obligatory on baksrs
and store keepers 10 sell bread by weight, has
passed the New York board Of couneilmen.
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SCENES At THE OPENING OF PARLIAMEyr--The
London correspondence of the Philadelphia Ame-
rican, writing of the opening of Parliament on the
Sd inst, says:
The day was fine, and throughout the line Of
route from Buckingham Palace to the House Of
Peers the accustomed assemblage of sightseers
eongregated, the female sex being in a strong
majority. owing TO the expectation which prevail
ed, and which was not disappointed, that the
Prince of Prussis, the bridegroom elect of the Prn-
Gees Royal, would take part in the proce ssion
The Queen and Prince Consort were received
with the usual demonstrations the Princess Boyal
also was warmly noticed, and the Prince of PI us-
STA was declared to be, by feminine critics, nice
handsome young fellow" The scene at the House
of Lords was both interesting and imposing. The
array of peers robed in scarlet and erniine the
brilliant dresses of the peere-ses crowding the gal
leries-too many, by the way garbad in solemn
black announcing the loss OF and dear
in lndia--the extremely full attendance of the
diplomatic body in their gorgeous dresses, the
Siamese ambassadors being among the number
and the splendid uniforms of many officers present
rendered the coup eil at once striking and mag.
nificient.
The arrival of the Queen, conducted by the
Prince Conscrt. was the occasion of the display of
testimonies OF profound respect from all parts of
the House, and AS soon as her majesty was seated
the well known hubbnb aud rush in peculiar
quarter announced the approach OF the Commons
or members of the lower House. ascircumstance
which her majesty usually greets with a smile as
though she much enjoyed the "scrouiging" tor
places actively going among the representatives,
of the ''people."-Amid the deepest silence the
Queen read the anxiousiy expected speech.
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The LATE RAILROAD AccIpgyr IN TESsesLEE-
The fashyje Gazette furnishes the snbioined par
ticulars Of a railroad accident which occurred near
Stevenson. Tenn, last week:
The accident resulted from the train endeavor-
ed to run backwards 20 a switch couple OF miles
from the place blocked up by the wrecked loco
motives, aud running over COW. Both the cars
were torn from their attachments, ena OF them
hurled down bank. The Deputy Sheriff Of liam
ton county, Mr. Teener was killed instantaneous
iy, his head being crushed in. The woman, Mrs.
Augubright, coulk not have lived an henr, as her
skull was broken and stomach terribly bruised by
one of the trucks falling upon her. Her husband
was with her, They had family, aud were
from Floyd county, Virginia.
A gentleman named Taliaferro Jones had his leg
crushed below the knee. He will probably suffer
an ampntation Of the limb. Others were more or
less bruised aud cut but none seriously.
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LOTTERIES.
CwAN & co.'s LoTTERIEs.-NEW

SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES.-NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT SCHEMEl-CAPITAL
PRIZE $50 dD1i!-The following Scheme will be
drawn b. . SWAN Co.. Managers Of the Fort Gaines
AoadetDy Lottery in each Of their Lotteries for De
Ceaber. lS5T, at Augusta, Ga. to which city they
/ ave removed their piiacipal office:
GLASS IS,
TO be drawBi mt he city OF Augusta Ca. IN public on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5rH, 1851.
CLASS So.
70 be drawn ia the city OF Augusta Ca In public
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, 1857.
CLASS 67,
To be- drawn in the city of Augusta Ca in public on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, 1857.
GLASS 6S,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ca in public on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2f 1857
ON TRE PLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS
a.4t0 PRlZESl
Nearly One Ib-tss 10 Et~7-y Nin> TSckeis.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
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HENRY TUCKER. Yatesville,
~ Ianenburg county. Va.
" $40 REWARD.-Rnn away from

IN the subscriber. PHILIP TAYLOR. SAID ne.
gro was bought by John Saunders. Esq, OF
Il Lorrtio. Essex county. Va, who sent him TO
KlCnu0nd. t1 nay care and furnished him with a
lass <o aud see his wife. and return in one week
from the date of the pass which dated early in
.-eptenbsr last. His wife WAS then living in Ches-
tertieid county. near Petersburg. The above named
uogr" emancipated by the late Thos q. Tayl lor.
viii give the above reward. If delivered to me in
Richmond, 20 John Saunders, At Loretto, in Essex
county, Va. WM. 5. PHILLIPS.
LAn -
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RUNAwAYs.


o4 RANAWAY-Fronthe subscriber.
on the 2,th November. negro boy. named
- HENRY. senaetimes calls himself Henry
.s~&> stewart lie ID about II years Old feet 5 10
1nR hes hIRh, OF bright nniattp pie ion quite
Intelligent looking, and sp AXIS with Northern ao-
fsnL There are several spots on his left arm made
.s saseIabg indian INK His teeth. one of whtch.has
been recently exirac ted from the lower law on the
right side are stained daI X; and he has something
hksa stys ON the inner siae Of the lower eye lid He
Was RAISED ia Baltimore, to which place he il proia
bly, entseasoring to make his escape.
reward of TEN DOLLARS win be paid il he is
arnrrhended ia the county of HenriCo or city az
Richmond, and TWENTY DOLLARS IL taken any
whers eise N tae State, upo his delivery 10 the su
eouaty, on being lodged In Jail so that he can get
him, = - ~ 60
de t9--ataw3w HENRY cox
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MILITARY VISITORS. Petersburg
Greys, gallant corps. whose hospitality TO their
own guests is proserbiai, have adopted rssolu-
tion to visit Richmond on the I'D Of February
next, on which day the statue of Washington will
be inaugurated. DR.. David Steele has lately been
elected Surgeon OF tho Company Our volunteers
will of course prepare a handsome reception for
the Greys. - ~
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COMING Iy.-The streets were alive
with country people yesterday, who had visited the
city TO purchase Injuries for the approaching hot
idays. The st. Nicholas Saloon and other coplsc.
tonsyy establishments were ecowded with custom
ers in search Of presents, for the young folk ct
home. s~4e
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CEO. w. II. TYLER,
VI AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES,


The subscriber offers his services to the public as
agent TO hire out negroes, rent out houses, colet
claims sell Wheat, Flour and Tobacco, on the usual
terms.
| have been the superintendent of city property.
and police officer in Richmond for the last seven
years and il is presumed from my knowledge tf tht
inhabitants of Richmond, that shall he greatly ar
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homes
for servants and responsible tenants for houses.
References--the citizens of Richmond generally.
Office on Marshall street, next TO the new Market
hay scales. Il. W. ii. Tl lER,
delg-lm Agent and Collector
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CLosEfxD Early, an old ac-
qusintanee Of the police, was eloseted at the Val,
ley inn yesterday morning, for being drunk Ia
the street.
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NoTICE.-S25 REwARD.-Lef,

n my house. In the county of Meckienbnrg. Va.
IN on the l7th instant, negro D,an named
~C.RSAR, of very black COMPLEXION and
IS or 80 years af age with good set of teeth
lie is about 5eet inches high aud rather thick
y set. will give the above reward Of S25 10 auy
that viii deliver him to me, coniisle him So
| set him again. Agents on the Railroads are re-
questei 30 ksep aleos out, rs he may try to make
HENRY TUCKER. Yatesville,
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILRolD--The Hunts
vile Independent of the 18th inst, says great
damage was done to the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad by the recent food. six miles east of
huntsville the track gave way, and the loeomo-
tive turned over. The trestle works on Indian.
Limestone and Hurricane creeks, washed
away. Near Glendale, bridge gave way, killing
fireman, named petman, and iniuring perhaps
fatally, the Engineer similar accident occurred
near Corinth, killing the engineer, and ipjuring a
fireman. Other damage TO the road had been heard
of but their extent unknown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-25

HEAVY BosD, The newly elected Shsr.
III, Mr.. H. X. EIiyson will be required 10 dive q,
curify 10 the sum of $4,000 before catering npon
the duties Of his office. -.