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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06
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,TLE eminent " HkRyET" So well known to every gen
r.mau IN Philadelphia as the most successful Cutter
O. garments Is gt establishment, No. Is Cedar
Ee- and prepared 60 take measures and o c1bJt s
line an gs-urnaut of C0.hs, Cas- lu Vesugs IS
were ever urs.'lvCa In Nashville Oar stock OF Eel4v
Made CIr'hirE. both gsalemen's sud youths is now f
md car EHr15shug Depar,men. contains every arlo.t
comprised under That bead.
orl4-u CLIFTON s ABBOTH
TO THE CONSUMERS or CORN MEAL N
NASTiEEELE,
e HAVE starred a ,I N tbe city, and viii keep on
3 hand fresh Meal at No lu7, South Summer street
An orders attended TO- and will sell Of the lowest cash
city, aul VIII deliver 70 customers any pirl ~ Jhs
nee J, ". CARDWELI.
nsyls- & Agent.
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10000 RGKEISI
MAGNIFICENT sCnEMEl
lLE TICKETS, SO HALVES IS; QUARTFRg- sqL
PLAN OF VIE L0TTkkY - -

@oo aAlouliilE 70. nnn
NM, r, -,,,,-~--,, ialc1 OF TlcEEl-
WHOLE TICKETS, SO, HALVES F5 QUARTERS aet<
PLAN OF THE LOTTEkY ~
Ihs Numbers irom 70 . 0oo, corresponding vita 49,.
Numbers on the Tickets prEtsd on separsts ri8s Al -
sncirced with snail tin tubes asd pIses m ouS y'
tss arst 92 Prizes similarly printed and sneslsd a.
The Wheels then EsVOlved, ana a uunbsr 1. dr,v,
froua the Wheel Of Numbers. and the "a me tine Pf a
dFaWn from ths other Wheel The Nuu,bsr uni P1s --
out are opened and exhibited he audsnee snd so
D tAe Cq1auIllionerHi ne Prize beng placed ~ -
P,,1sS 80 ~ 1ai' operation Is repeated a6l As
ATTENUATION PnIzE.-Ths iva orsosdinr aud u, tv,
oS snlisd 70 ths - APPROX nation Prsss sessrl :, -
Thae 600 FTiEss Of e2O viii Be determined b IL 10 A.
areot ne 10 that drREs the $50 puzs Fer oFaps
II the number drawing The 81, ,OO0 prSs erds -ifb 49,
all the tickets Whana he number ends In -iTl II. T
- $50 The number snds with No than an IL ti.lt
80 onoO - -
ratea. which is the rsk.
Ger dieHis Of PaskAgs sf 10 Whole TiskSts. ass
10 ou1-,s- g -r.--.,- e
II ORDERING TICKkTS OR CERTIFIlfTS
Eneose ne money 70 our address for tbs Tickets orssr
ed, on the receipt Of which they will be f5rgars ~ 6-s
maill Purehaser Gao have Tickets ending Eih any ag
urs they may designate. .
The Lls Of DraEn Numbers and Prizes win BE- ,sBt Ia
purchasers Immediately afsr the drawing.
Purchasers viii please Wrts q sir sizpstur, Mai, i-
her Post Ohiee, County and State r 80 -
~ hsnemesT lhsi every Prizs is drawn. and payable
~ All prizes q 81 900 and under ptd imu.si,sslv
days
Al communications strictly sonBds,ttl a
FrEs Ileksts eashed or renewed in other Tickets a
Addrsss Orders for Tiekstsor Certificates either "a.
8 shAN CO. Allants. Ca.
,, ShAN Montgomery, AlL
g 6"AA Box ztU Mobns Ala
sn.le-t CT STiHSTcEN Box B 6rgbVi,
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AlVVy PIlse3.s . ozg0UU
Whole Tickets Sl0 Halves IS Quarters g. 80.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.
CLASS T.
Ts be drawn in Baltimore, Md, SATURDAY, Jan. o. 80.

1856 priEss amounting gtO............&1202 to. 81 202 900
Wboes $40; Halves $40; Quarters S; Eighths g. so
Certificate Of Package OF 26 hoVss cost 1855 90
Do. do 26 QuIrters ........ 65 25
DO. do 26 Eighths ........ So IS
~ All orders for tickets packages in Of the
Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt attention. and lhs
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after it is
over. Address T. II. HUBBARD & co,
No. 50 Fayette ST., or Box No. 40,
dec51 Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TENHE light dTaught, eommodiOus and fast ,srn@m h
\ running steamer SWALLOW ALEx. ls-L.ztzzSSf
PRAEER, Master will regularly between kR9LAst3
the above points and all intermediate Ed-s5z5isEss
ings making regulgT u day trips VIII all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction. We solicit for this pOpu
lar craft liberal share OF public patronage. Her command
a resident Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
and the entire For fregha passage ap
ply board, orto H. Il. HARRISON,
decI2-6m Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

s1TE have lust received an extensive assortment of
~ Bows Clothing OF various styles and prices, lch
w. -a.arf rIIv invite our friends and the public gen
r- .i, sr cali aud examine We also constantly -c-
sIr gent emeu's U7Cr Coats Dress and kTocG Goats,
uG Vests every description Our stock OF Fufusl g
l98asr-a gralete ali Of which IN addition beav,
arrival 90. Cloths CassereS and Nestugs IN the piece We
aator rs-s Fl'I offer inducements rarely presented
90 the -l,Eeusul Nashville
rapGs CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

NASHVILLE & NEW ORLEANS PACKETS.
LA Ls L LsESh
JAMES yOaNSON........... CAPT. yEssR JOHNSON.
HUMBOLDIs..... ..'..-....s . NA' STRONG.
bCOILhN - X. l.. UISMCKEB-
NASHVILLE. - IHOs. BELLsFYDRR
FTNHB above steamers will regularly in the New
Il leans and Nashville trade One OF them being each
port every day during the boating These Bos
all owned In Nashville, and built especially for this trade
Capt B. Duheld Wlact their Agent in New Orleans aud
win attend 70 any business connected with the line I
speetfuy solicit the PsrO age the Mercantile Travel
Rg community, we'll satisfied that the Oficers and Agents
viii spare sXeThOns 70 desire their favors.
A. HAMILTON,
Agent Nashville.
B. DUFIELD,
Oet2-tf P Agent New Orleans
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CRY EXPRESS

d AGGAGE packages aud parcels forwarded any part OF
y tho city bv Glover Co.. City Express. Orders left at
their 0ce No Ig south Side Pubc Square, will be prompt
f.- ,rt..r.fag Oh, ian3-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

Ih9 9 L-1lh 5Ii8fl lave done WonfarI m
Many Wtensuss ready tsufify 10 Ia rf.s,1
above made These bisrs and all the other Grasf9Bbsyr
Medicines are of sale 9y every Druggu eFsrT ov1 h
The stlts and are worthy % place % every esfsr ~
Prises liberal % Wholesale bealsr and t6s Rss re 4
OHy f3c. d here is, there should nJt b. n - = - -
large BiEukrt, Whara % cannot 81 r,u5a "a - 49,
glUr0as UBiOn. 80 w -
MACKENZIE & BECKWTTH. Ns.svr1,
Agsnta oF GFashhsrg ooapany for suns,5es 1i.bs. -
------ IL. ......... flanlg-tL
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FVFCTTOIl5SI N0TTTT

~ AtlhG been qualaed as Executor o. ths laia DF.
II rHiLlF LHhsLET notice 70 hereby given ia Ell hoss
having claims against sld estate them within he
ue prescribed b. laH. An thoss Indebted g please
immediats paymont- J. 3. LrNBsLkT.
JIni4-dlme- E1ecutoH.
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REGULAR NEW OkLEANs PAChfI.
TIME substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, 6-5nsasa 4
n Capt WM. DEWITT. having superior ac- Ah-as=s-AS
cOmmOdatiOns for Passengers, Freight and eIeA4ssS
Stock, will ply during the above -2z7sazaaa5
and all ntorme late laudngs- Her exceeding light draugh
viii insure the most Of direct shipments Messrs
W. A JOHNSON Cs., Of New Orleans, will act Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ d, ?. H. BROoEs who viii
side permanently New Orleans, No p CaOudeet street,
duT the business season. The purpose of giving his
figures. Il. h. HARRISON,
deC3-Gm Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

a C. nARDEy. rloue. is authorised to use the name
q, The Er Ia closing transuc ing any business be ong
-l said 7rm nns25' DARDEN. TURNER d %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
AGLLLL-L.E p rLL ELE-

THE light drsught steamer -
sEea-tA GEN. PIKE, WN FULLER, Master, ,ellssr+f
being expressly built Tor this Trade -
with al, the modern improvements, with the lgh drauGn
substaunch aud steamer SAMUEL P. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during The
ensuing between nB above pOrOne OF the oOEs
being port every week These being command
OF old and eTperienc commsnisuts and with superior
facilities for passengers and reghts sUCs share Of pub
lie patronage. For passage freight apply board,
Il. Il. HARRISON. Agent,
-Rrs Front gf-na
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Et.aa.fSss9gNEAH4 80 go.
New Auction 9kOIIse.

BAYE opened Store No . G. dar opposite the
h Post once, where wi sell every evening Advance.
menis made couguments Sale positive aud without
serve. .dec23-tfl G. FOX
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Tin WARP

iNWARE ofsvsry description for ssls Al wholesale 4
Hei,l. Alao, 4Ob work done uith aslinoss fis-
me solicit ne Paironago Of our friends and the Dzb
ilc 88aeIally a. No 48 south Market street. MELVILLE.
tlhl-9I--im p ~. MaWEW a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

TWPOKTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WATCHsMAKERS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

stopping southampton both going and returning thsv
oner passengers proceeding London and Havre
over Any other L5ue Tor he economy OF time and money
Passage from New York TO Soutam DIOn aud Bremen Fir
Cabu Saloon 3O dollars First Catin Lover saloon no
dollars; Second DO. 81 dolars.
Gee. "
No bills ofladnE win be signed or parcels rsosvsd 90 ne
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached 10 each sblp.
For freight OF passage applg 20
&. H. SAND, n S0uth William street. Nav YoTh
c. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen
CROSKEY & CO, S0uthampt0u
WM. ISELIN, Havra t.,qa- II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.
THE new and light daught steamer f=s7zs~ p
L CRESCENT, ". HOLMES Master, sA.inIyF3BS
will run regularly in the above trade du aEssSs-B
ring the present season. commencing the iTsI
the Cumberland river. She has excellent accom- uOdatO1s
nd in point Of speed and safety is passed. For
freight or passage apply to Il. H. HAkHISON,
octA-dtf Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND Nashville
PACKET
THE and commOdOus light dmuRht - r---,o =
steamer, DIANOSD, Capt W. r. H OLL-. ID y
CROFT, Master, c. I. REEDER Clerk, will f7gEEssss5.
ply during the between the above ports Having
perOr accommodations and experienced Cork, who vii
give prompt attention all orders, solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage. For freight passage apply board,
Orto II. Il HARRISON,
n. L. .YEATENAN,
Va -6na
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCiNRAII
PACKET.
THE cOmmodiOuS and substantial fast {51E'@h
i running steao. er SEVEN TY-SIX kksssyFts=7FfSi =
p. K BARCLAY, Master, Is held IN re4di zsss+
ness By the first rise of water TO resume her regular
above during the coming season For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation, apply board or
sepE7-u H. n HARRISON. Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20
nnavs People take Cold.

r time for taking cold is after your exercise.
the place is in your own house,or Office, count
ing room. II is not the act of exercise which
gives the cold, but it is the getting cool too quick
after exercising For example. you walk very
fast 10 get to the railway staiion,or 10 the steam
boat, or to catch an omnibus. or to make time
for an appointment; your mind being ahead of
YOU, the body makes over effort to keep up
with it; and when you get to the desired spot
Won raise your hat ana find yourself in perspi-
ration. You take n seat, and feeling quito com
Portable as to temperature, yon begin to talk
with friend, to read newspaper, and before
you are aware OF it, you experience n sensation
of chillinoss, and the thing is done. You look u
round to see where the cold comes FROM and find
window open mar you, or door, or that you
have taken n seat at the forward part of the car
riage, and as il is moving aga nst the wind. you
are soon made aware OF the presence of strong
draft. Or, ii may be, you meet friend at the
corner of the street. who wanted loan, and was
quite eomplimentary--amos loving; you did not
like to be rude in the delivery of two lettered
monosy liable, and while you were contrisng to
be truthful polite aud safe all at the same time,
ON comes the chilly feeling from raw wind at
the corner Of the street, or the slush of mud and
water in which for the first time you noticed
yourself standing. After any kind of exercise.
do not stand moment at the corner of street
for anybody or anything, nor ut an open door or
window
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

The year of 1912 witnessed the formal leave ia
king ol Mrs. Sddons, an actress of the most tran
scendent talents Mr.. Young himself related to
Thomas Campbell the poet of"llope. the impress
son which HAT mai CHESS woman made up
ON himself when playing with her in The Game
ster," upon the Edinburgh boards. In the fourth
scene of the fifth act, when Beverly has swallow
eel the poison Bates enters. and Mrs. Beverly, in
answer to charge hgnnt her husband of ha,-
log been seen quarrrng in the street with Law
srn, eNcluilns, IT'S false. old mani They had no
quarrel; they had no cause for quarrel" In ut
tering these words Mrs, Siddons caught hold If
Jarvis, and gave an exclamation with such pier
eng grief that Young said his throat swrlled and
IN uitrrhnce was chnked. He stood. unable to
speak the sentence which he ought Immediately
10 have uttered. The promper repeated the
line without rtfeot;when the gifted actress walk
I'd up 10 tragedan and in low voice said,
".lr. Young recaIiect YOURSELF" Benttey's
miscellany.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

Al lScibENr-The ST. Louis Leader learns that
When the hour for the inauguration of Governor
Polk hai arrived the House being in joint session the
gallery full Of ladies and all in grand and breathless
expectation the Governor already present there
cured awful and awkward pause which lasted
minutes with all the solemnity of Quaker
lac ating At last Mr. Stevenson apologized to
the house and to the ladies and audience generally
for unavoidable stay Of proceedings. All things
else ready; but it just discovered that there
was no bible in the house and the Governor could
not take the oath without it was necessary to
wait. No Bible in the Capitol One was at last
procured but our informant says it reported that
it had to be got from the penitenrary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

1t appears that the coal extracted from the
mines OF Pennsy lvania, the last year has been
equal to the sum of forty millions of dollars which
is well up to the yield Of the gold mines oi Cali
fornn; and yet, while we have heard little or mo-
thing of Pennsylvania coal, all the world hnvo
been running crazy niter California gold Nir
gina may learn something from this result in
Pennsylvania. Why should not her immense
beds of coal be put to tho Same profitable use.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

DIR. Landerer medical man at Athens, an.
nounces that be has discovered a SOVEREIGN snec
lhc against sickness. His remedy is to give
from ten II twelve drops of chlorotorm in water.
| he chlorotorm, IN most cases. removes nausea,
ami persons who have taken the remedy soon he
come able to stand up and get accustomed to the
movement of the vessel, Should the sickness pa.
tnIn, a fresh dose is to be taken
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

y singular incident happened few days since
on the lands of Mr. W. l.. Underworld near
Clinton, n G. A negro woman aud two child
rem were riding in "a cart, when they heard fox
yeiping i'll the road after them. ne ofthe chill
dren squatted beside the road to scare the fox
keynard sprang at the child and ran him into
the cart much to the dismay of all the company
The woman. in attempting TO beat the fox out of
the cart, crippled aud finally killed him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

Twenty five Dakota indan) families living at
HOLLYWOOD, some forty miles above Fort Ridge.
~ on the St. Peters river, Minnesota. have re-
nouneed their tribal character. donned civilized
dress, and formed themselves into "A sort of re.
pubic, with Il written constitution, President,
&c. Fhey ARE INTEL gent and industrious. and
have wheat and corn to sell. AT the Red Wood
Agency there Is ii similar organization. with
some ten or twelve families uniting in it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

would remain under the a bre,tb
when by using the "BAtM OF THOUSAND FLOwrRsn as
denfree would not only render II the teeth
white as aabStcri Many persons do their
bad and the ssiec delicate friends will never
mention it, Pour single drop on yonr tooth br,sb
and wash teeth night aud morning hfty cent botte
will last W.
Beautiful Compile may easily acquired by usip the
Balm of Thousand Flowers will tan nimnos
and treeke from the SKIN leaving of roscae hne
Wet towel pour on two three drops wash the face
night and morning " '
warm or cold water pour three drops Of balm of
Thousand Flowers rub the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful soft athcr much facilitating operation
Price only FIFTY cents for sale by all Druggists Beware of
counterfcits. None genuine unless : med by =
W. 7. FETRIDGE & co
oct9dons Franklin Square, New Yor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

SfFuth.-N hat lady yontIomNn "
labor under the dsagreeable when usiu
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only rem Ter il
sweet hut make the teeth white alabaser prevent tooth.
ache and preserve them from decay.
fists and ply sicians everywhere.
beautiful Complexion he attained by its
pimplcs tan eckles renders the skin beau
f tmpartinE rich hue greatest cosmet
ever known, being free from all injurious
cents For saeby STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
SrABLER & JON Els
M endD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

MONEY WANTED.-A> the year TIA. expre,;
A'S we would most respectfully those
eN whose accounts still unsettled that very anx
n' I" collect all OF our accounts the end wear
Please call and we Will take pleasure reecnp our
acc UNITS Very respectfully yours.
jan @9tS j. MATTHIAS e. 60
AssPEs's WEEKLY JOURNAL. Nh. r.
Price only cents the best cheapest PAPER pnh,h
e. llthr ) aud destined 10 have large circulation
'y '".,'9 received at MORSE s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

The following strange story appears in the
Gazette des Iribunaur:
IA German, named Aitenburg, n strolhng mu-
sicisn of the village of Thiscrup. in Juland left
home on the 18th with his wife aud daughter, 10
play at II wedding party at tho neighborng town
of Holt, leaving =. bind three boys, aged respec
lively thirteen, al Va, and nine. The children.
who had great repu anlre to go TO school, de-
liberated among themsoh.r as To the best means
of freeing them selves from that disngreeable du-
ty, and at last they resolved TO cut ont their
tongues. The boy 81 e,reem took large table
knife, and placing himself before looking glass,
he begged his elder brother to do it for him, and
the latter, taking hold of the tongue with piece
of linen between his fingers, pulled the tongue
forward aud cut of piece an inch long Blood
fowe in abundance, and the children becoming
greatly terrified, uttered piercing cries. Ihe
neighbors rushed in, and seeing what had taken
place procured medical assistance but though
everything was done for the child that art could
suggest. his life is considered in Danger
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20
CONGRESS- na .e.-
THURSDAY, Jan. Is. 1857.
SENATE

Mr.. Seward. from the committee commerce
reported n bill for the protection of steamboats,
from damage or destruction by fire. Among
other things il proyiles that the woodwork shall
be removed a certain distance from the furnace
and fncs; the iireroom and passages 10 be pro-
tected with iron. aud in the event OF fire the
hagra,ion to be distinguished by steam to be work
ed by machinery outside Of the fra rooms; the
act 10 take effect year after its passage.
On motion Of Mr.. PUgh. resolution adop
ted requesting the Secretary of the Treasury to
inform the Senate what would be the annual in
come Of the government. according to such es-
Inmates as he may be able to mike, if one fifth
of the duties on such imported articles auihnri-
zed by the tariff act of July. 1916. should be Ie-
mitted; whnt it one. fourth should be rcmtied and
what if one third should be remitiedl
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
House bill providing for the settlement of the
claims OF the officers of the revolutionary army.
Mr.. Foster earnestly supported the measures
placing In strong light the services and suffer
ings OF those who had period their lives in the
struggle, arguing that in consequence of the de-
probation OF the value of the certificates in which
they were paid they were justly entitled TO the
consideration of Congress:
Mr.. Pugh offered amendment striking out
tho first and second items aud inserting: There
shall be pnd to every surviving soldier embra
ced by tho resolution of Congress of the 22d
March, 1888, the difference between the amounts
specified in tho certificates issued to him under
the terms of said resolution aud the value of said
certificates in money at the time it was issued
and received" Adopted--yeas 26, nays u.
Mr.. Toornbs inquired of Mr.. Fish whether the
latter was not interested in the bill, and thereby
disqualified from voting upon it.
Mr.. Fish replied that he was sent here by the
State Of Now York, and bad IA right, nndel the
the constitution, to vote, as her representative,
on any bill before Congress. He would state to
the Senator from Georgia however, that, mas
much as he had raised the question, he would be
entitled to receive something under this bill if
it should pass, but that in case shoulda cent
of tho money which he would receive go into his
own pocket. He would divest himself of all in
terest in the matter, aud give whatever sum might
come TO him to the representatives. of the New
York line who served in the revolutionary war.
and for whom provision had been made.
Mr.. Cass said that when the bill was first in
troduced he favored it, but the investigation
which it had undergone, satisfied him that it was
improper He should, therefore. vote against
the whole of it, unless justice be rendered to the
soldiers as well as the officers
After some debate the amendments, with
ont taking the question on the bill, the Senate ad
journed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-20

',CtsWPETITfON 81 ~ the Life of
~'>i-o IIADE'-PRiNTING In all It's various branches
done in style unsurpassed by EstqJsi,s IL me-
Note, at the NlRGfNIAS JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT.
Jobs prntcdn Cplors in compare m any
work done South of Mason and Dxons Specimens can
be seen at our flee Call and First Alley between Main
anu t"UIeh 'Afets ang Its