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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-11

ME have instcre unusually large elegantly
w Od stock Of Fall ard Winter Goods of every deserip
ton and prepared TO offer greater inducements
perone wishing articles line that il has ever been
our pleasure TO do onrstock both quality and Vae
w. viii compare with any in the country, and Prices
sba Be Is low as ills possible for them 70 be. Citizens
AID strangers visiting the city viii do well to give stock
an early and thorough examination, feel mske
to theiT interest We would call the attention of the buy
ers particularly 70 the following departments In bus
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Lawrenceburg Bank.
Pianos Pianos,

VHE win sell Yarns Sheetng and OsnaburEs for Bank Of
w Lewrenoeburs money, al oar regular term prces
ocll " Il GORDON 81 co
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CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(IATE MANSION House,

(LATE MANSION HOUSE,
North Market Street, I'd door beJOW the Square
v GILBERT having taken the above stand for number
u of years begs leave to inform the public OF that
them that the house been WY painted
basement to attic with and comp furniture through
Toe subscriber, knowing full well the need
class modern hotel in Nashville and being in phsnhTOpc
mood has made eXeron TO TO the Of
public and hatters himself ne has succeeded. His
table will all furnished with tie best this and
foreign markets Afford and he pecges himself make
every body contented and home who will favor him with
visit.
Carriages and omuibuses will regularly and from
the Nicholas Steamboats, and Railroads Trusty POr
always in attendance the depot receive checks
baggage, thus obvlating the difficulty Of delay.
Board, per day 25
LOcg 30
Single Meals. 40
Supper, Lodging and 90
Bre, kfast from 10 O'Clock,
Dinner l22
Supper, S
nov % dSwIv v GILBERT Pronristo,
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Wheat Wheat I

VIZ B will pay for 30 900 bushels prime heat
w hvered al our house Nashville.
HULLINGS WORTH & Co,
fulV Is No. 8, Market
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Tobacco Mandatory
w. MEREDITH, 40

w. MEREDITH,
44& 4s COLLEGE STREET,
LAS ready for sale at his Factory 500
II uactured Tobacco in boxes OF 90 So and 100 and
pounds each, the views of the trade
IS per pounds; all which he will sell at wholesale
the TIL de, ct prices that cannot fail 10 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested
70 call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
On commission, will be sold by thousand at less
price than sold in this city before.
ROLLED TWIST AN ID CUT TOBACCO in great variety
at very low price. sept l3-f
CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
WE offer for sale for $500 each beautiful tmbered
w building lots, few hundred yards fr the Public
Square in Housons Addition Edgeneld, fronting 100 feet
WoOenud street, adjoining that most beautiful Cottage
residence recently erected by J. r. Mathews, Esq Wood
land street is beng elegantly McAdemizeo. The
will pay the OF Matchmaking by the lots also
the lots the years the expiration of
which time If the purchaser dissatisfied with his bargain,
the will obigate himself $1,000 cash for The
lots, which consider worth $4,000 this Appy
J. l. & X, W. BROWN,
nov 25-dtrw&wIm AK Cherry street
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DY virtue Of an Execution Of vendtoni exponas to
ID directed from the Circuit Davidson county, at
September Term, 1857, in If w. g. Bush vs. A.
Wheels Twill the 9th day January next expose TO pub
sale the Court yard gate, Nashville, highest
bidder for cash. three Lots, No s. 10 the plan
Wilson Spring property, which is recorded minute book
C. page $40 in ChanceTv Court stNashvile and bound
ed Altogether, as follows; beginning the west side of
South High street 1872 South Of Intersection with Nc
Even street. and running thence with margin Of said
street 90 feet thence westwardy right ar giles
with High street TO 10 foot alley, thence with alley
wardy theucs easIWprdy the beginning.
Levied upon as the property of A. Wheels.
Sale within the usual hours
JOHN X. EDMoNDSoN, Sheriff.
BY K. r. CAMPBELL, Dep. Sheriff.
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Bradshaw s. RutIand.

r- No.14, COLLEGE STREET,
HAvR Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
IL OF BOOTS and SHOES, which consist In It Of the
folio wing: FET-'s
For Ladies, Misses and Children. ..v-
Ladies ns Kid aud Morocco Bootees thick and thin sole
with and without Heels. - dI n
Ladies fine black Lasting CATERS side and front lace
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed "
= ana Morocco Buskins, thick and thin sole;
Misses " Bootees, %
with and without Heels
Black and Fancy Lasting CATERS
Calfsnd Goat Heeed Bootees for school; a
Chldrens Kid and Morocco tootees thick and Ain sole
- Ankle Ties with Rosetts
Top bootees with Heels;
Womlns extra size Calf and Goat Bootess;
Servants % Kip and Dutch Bootees;
Cali and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys.
Gents fine Pump and Stitcl ed Calf Boots;
quilted bottom W. P.
double sole W. P.
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Gaiters;
double sole 2. l.. extra.
" Union Ties, sewed and begged;
:" Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged
Cloth Congress CATERS stitched.
Boys fine W ?. Cali Boots sewed and pegged;
Calf and Kip boots;
Calf Oxford Ties, seWed and pegVed;
Congress Caters;
Cloth and r L. Congress Caters.
Thick Brogans, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use;
Mems heavy Boots all of which will be sold cheap BY
oct BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND
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snyder & FriZZelI,
NJ. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock of
Boots and shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do CONGRESS do do do do
do Congress, side lace Caters without heels
do White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do CATERS
-'1'' FOR MISSES.
Kid Boots; thick and thin soles;
do do do do with heel5
Lasting Cater. with or without heels;
te Boys and Children.
Boys calf and Congress shoes;
BSys' and Youths 90 thick aG boots SS
Brogans and Thick Boots.
fine stock Of Brogans for PIaaatiOn Also good
order and are certainly superior article. Also Mems
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
line will End their interest call, de-
termined TO give them the worth oil their money.
Call at No. q Public Square.
Oct2 SNYDER q FEIzzELL
TRUNKS,
YALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
7 AIDES ane Travelling Trunks; extra size;
Il do sole leather Trunks, all sizes;
Fine sole leather Valises,
do do do Ash and do
A large stock of
Carpet Bags, sachels. and Black Bags Of all sizes and
styles; all cheap for cash.
Call at No. q Public Square.
oct2 SNYDER & FRIZzBLL.
LADIES WEAR.
I ASTING Caters, with and without heels,
II Congress Caters, with and without heels.
Lasting Front Lace Caters,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace,
win heels,
Boots, with or wilhOu heels,
French Slippers and Buskins,
"a Kid Slippers Buskins,
French Kid Slippers, with heels -
U1RESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-1OO |
II hhds prime to choice Sugar
700 bbls Powdered, Loft and Crushed Sugar;
ESQ bags prime Rio Coffee
$50 bbls Molasses;
loo u bbls do
so bags Old Gov Java and LsgusJra Coffee;
IS bbls Maekerel asserted;
SO dozen Buckets
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails, assorted;
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brandE
$4,000 Imported Kegalia Cigars
10000 assorted brands 90
rs boxes Scotch Herrings
8 terces Frcsh Figs;
40 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
so boxes Bar Soap. 1854
feb1l M&EF CHEATHAM.
r IQUORS.-9OO bbs Pixies Magnolia Whisky
IL $50 bbls Robinson Co do;
200 bbls Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American Brandy;
20 bbls do Gin;
90 bbIs Peach Brandy.
Also large stock of Fine Imported BrandieS and
Wines Just received and for sale by
feb ii M&EF CHEATHAM.
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a Great KargaiTl

~ 1O ID = Il v Il Il Z, i 4 N ESS EE,
undersigned offers for sale his entire situation con-
Tenn. - eilJ county,
Ihe lot vel improved large and handsome Brick
neat DEens Kitchen CRIB, Stables and other good
hss, naEe plenty good WATER. Lobslziae is small vii
age 81 we Cfoss Roads, leading froul arle u lin.
den the otherfTom Centrev 10 BTit's ansino
we 91ys weekly nails passing, together win the
OF eunessee River, and Bufaio River running
within Of mle richly abOnnded with Ia good land a. N
nc hefe beng no S,eFe o. GrOeeey Of within
south, u miles East, and - miles West,
the best situation 10 the State have been seIlipg
sS @sS SIoSees here for six years. entirely sat
snSe Nsta my sAlee and profits, bat isb change my
location offer my lot onehirs down be balance On 5espd
Hoyesrs credit will seal Goods and Groceries for cash
Ay person desiring good situation will will we'll 70
S1 ,aa5 EDWARD RoUQUIBR.
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IITIfNInH TN ~ 3

OPPORTUNITYTO LAND BUYERS.
WE offer for sale about 1900 of Land LOngCreek
w about Is miles North OF Nashville. large portion OF
the well imbered splendid Saw Mil, propelled
BY never-failing stream of water many convenient
and comfortable improvements; whole Tract splenddy
watered and capable Of making exceant StOekFarm.
There the Mill Yard from $4,000 to 50 600 worth OF
sawed timber wagon and teams, stock, hogs
cattle, &c. de- with every article necessary 70 carry
such establishment To enterprsng business men, this
altogether offers most splendid opportunity to make
profitable in vestment.
TERMsThree equal payments in 6, 70 and "a months sat
isacoTy secured, payable in Bank, with interest," and hen
retained as usual. Apply to
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R. H. q B. J. GROOMES.

u " ~ u ~ 4 a n u ~ y.
AVING recently been barnt out, beg notify their
IL friends and patrons thai all orders left via r.
GrOOmes & Co No. % College street, the shsp "
A. Baugh, No. us South Market street, wil meet with
prompt attention.
X H. 4 B. J. GrOOmes proprietOrs OF The rRht vend
Cranes celebrated PArEsT METALLIC Burial CAsKKr In
Davidson county, and prepared supply ali ORDERS
Wholesale and retail, at the shortest notice nov z-m.
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shall be IS low its possible for them TO be- Citizens
aSd STRANGERS visiting the city i'll do well give stock
their interest We would eau The attention Of the buy
eTs particularly % The following departments in our bust
Dress Good.
Elegant three hOunced Silks
Double skirt DO;
g Bsyadere dO
. Bridal Dresses;
Dinner do;
Evening do;
g. Rob guile;
[" Morning hobes;
g Printed Delaines. M
priced silks Rounces, Robes-1 Guile, and BY the yard,
IN PLAIN plaid striped and baysdsres .ss satin faced and
all wool and Union Psids MOusedeaines, and everything
new and desirable in this way.
CIOaks, Shawls and Scarfs.
We have the largest and most elegantly assorted stock In
TINS wax seen IN the country many Of which were i'm
pressy for oursaes. In Vevets have them all pri
sSd ar 40 s and o6 nave 0 Osek 16@ pes Sp
Chldrsn In all qualities from three dollars up. Shaws in
ordinary 70 the most elegant Also Just receiv ed fresh
voice OF those elegant high ooored all silk Chenele shsWs
Laces and EmbrOideries.
In this line ourstock suPer6-embracing all the novel
bor oI cooys and sgsu sdsi We Is an
handkerchief Lace Fas real and imitation; Jaconet and
Swiss Trim mings and Pouncings. Real Valsnesennss
Point Applique Laces. 1nsertings, &c. DC.
House Furnishing.
s 1914, Ie BY Ie4 BY IA 10 by IO4, Damask Table
Cloths T. IA "a Table Damssk by the yard. All
Sizes corTed WOOL Union and Cotton Table Cloths, Plaid
striped Tonees, Napkins together with all kinds of ia
pers TOwengs, Marseiles Quilts, &c. Also all widths
cotton and linen Sheetngs, Pillow Linens, Domescs, ETC.,
etc.
Curtain Goods
Elegant Satin LANES In all coOrs with trimmings 20
match Elegant Reps in Chntz colOrs, with trimmings
match Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains all wool, union
cotton Damasks IN great Variety together with COniees,
Curtain Pins, and Bands.
CarPeungs and OIL Cloths.
Real Wilton carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels, IN
variety kegsnt phys and lngrAns the lngsins the
largest and best have offered and al
lover prices also. Velvet and Brussels star and hall Car
PETS TWled and plain Venetian all widths together with
prepared make and put down Carpets the shortest
We have large lot of Floor Oil Cloths of the best
makes, and in all widths which will cut in any shape 10
suit customers. ..-.r. &.
. Staple Goods.
We Rave unusually lot Ofall kinds Of Domestic
goods Beachsd and Brown COttOns; WOOL union and
FanDels, striped cotOns for servants in great variety
Heavy goods for house and field servants: rrns Cling
hams, ery Gloves, in short every thing in line and
At prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Mol
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Eindsey's Advertisements.

A NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGFFIELD
now offered for sale bargain The fronts 69 fee
= on woodland street and 40 Mnick The House con
Tour good rooms good cstsrn, The house new
oe o. one and the situation CT the best in EdgenelL
Wll Be sold low. Apply TO Az. 5. LtNDSLEY,
sunelS-n % College street.
FOR SALE.
NHAf valuable Dwelling at the OF Cedar and Sum.
Il mer streets. The lot fronts 65 feet The Dwelling
large and commodious and there Is fine Office Iot
lis one Of the most detirable locations in the city,
Apply to A. v. s. LINDSEY,
III
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Murfreesboro.
WILL take the Exchange Bank Notes for my Goods,
i oct IS III M'GILL.
Shirts, Shirts.
TUST received another lot Of Shirts, warranted OF supe-
81 Nor quality and OF prices TO suit the times ~ .
I5ect ID MGlLL.
Byron and Standing Collars.
SUPERB assortment of collars every size and style,
n and for sale BY III JILL
Embroidered Shirts,
TUSTreceived small invoice Of handsomely embroidered
81 suitable Tor party and wed
ding occasions. oct 10 II ID 'OILL'
Buck Skin Shirts.
Pew best quality OF Back shs; received and foI
n sale by OctI5 M'GILL
Underwear.
II VERY variety fashionable Underwear all al moderate
n, nTiees ocI IS JH MGILL.
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAVATS.
FIRST rate Of ScsTs, Stocks, lies and Cra
"a ysts every style and COLOR with endless variety Of
goods and for sale upon reasonable terms by
oil Is - n M-t1lLLs
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
ALSO large stock Gentiemen's travelling shawls and
a Blankets WOOilen Jackets and sCars just received
and for sale by oct Is ID M'GILL.
ROBES DE CHAMBBE.
livery s and Style OF Robes de Cng.uDre and Smoking
u Caps, for sale by OcllS NULL.
RSy- Ladies and Gentemeu's Furnishing ia
Store corner Square and College SITS (ocL2
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non rarn
Bank OF Nashville,

TWO handsome Lots in Rdgeheld on Woodland Street.
u The Lots front 50 feet each and l70 ect deep.
Applyto A. v. S. LINDSLEY.
II
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sheriR's Sales.

DY virtue Of Execution CT yendioni exponas 10 me
ID directed from the Circuit COuItof Davidson county, at
its September Term, 1857 in favor OF Joshua W. owen
Admit istratoT VS. Wm. Yarmouth will 9th DAY Of
January next expose public sse at the Court yard gate
in Nashville, to highest bidder Tor cash, all the right,
tie, claim and interest that Wm, War1 GU has in
track parcel Land, situated hing and being in the
county Of Davidson State of Tennessee upon the head
tiers Of Mill Creek bounded the North By the Lands Of
Joha Brley East by Mrs. Wolf South by the Lands c.
w. Nance and West by Robt Msyfeld.
Sale within the usual hours
J. X RDMONDSoN, Sheriff
By K. II. CAMPBELL, Dep. Sheriff.
dec2-lRw tds-printers' fee IS
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sfe-TImE THRO, pa HOURS.
EHNRAINs run through from Stevenson 70 Mem n"
Il phts and make close connections with trains
IN Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven
son. Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold Tor
sl2 Time through Is hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the o'clock
Train, which arrives a. Stevenson IS A. M. and con-
meets with Trains for Memphis No delay except in chang
ng G. L. ANDERSON.
apnl3-tf. Ticket kEenf
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Wanted.

the Merchants Bank. Of the following Ranks.
Mobile New Orleans, and all of the Old Banks Of Geor-
gs and South Carolina, para Others at rates agreed
on Except Bank Of Nashville Is per cent Shebyville
Bank per cent. nov lid nv
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D ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living near Nulaski,
II Giles county, two negro men, WILLIAM and .AMBS.
WILLIAM is about9 5 years Of age, very black bout
feet ten inches high, has rather hre voice. ps Little
forward
JAMBS is about "a 25 years Of age, very black with
good deal of white about his eyes, six feet hight
very voice, carries himself very Bill had
grey ban ket James had black cloth coat
recollseed. will give the above reward for them
lodged in jail that may get ;hem, $50 for either
them. lauE. 25-t1 ]. NJ. MARKS O.
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N. ORLEANS s. CAIRO

LlFTY thousand bushels wanted, for which he hghes
aly sWlNG MeCRORY AGO..
Ti-H eorner % Market and Church g
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Painting AstaDlishulent.

BUILDERS Householders, &c, requested 10 take no.
ID lice that the Undersigned having made the necessary
arrangements and secured the services Of competent WoTE
men, now prepared TO take
Large Contracts
10 the line of his vocation in ali Its various branches
In the department OF
House Painting,
The BuSscrbeTis prepared 70 execute Win the greatest
pFomptness all contracts, no viewer large wch be ten
dered, and upon terms which cannot fail
satisfaction,
he fs also prepared to execute all manner OF
Sign and Ornamental Painting, GTainlng and
MaTbling.
Having in that department secured the services Of the mos
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work IN his
line give HIM call before maxim hBa arrangements.
mATchS-dtf K. I. Z EBtlNG,
No. 60 Union st., between Cherry II SuHmeS
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2. C. McNARY & CO.,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. IS, COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville Tennessee.
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLING;
TnW
a NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.

AM now Offering for sale that valube Lot on Market
adjoining the of Morris d Mathews The Lot
So feet Market and back lO7 feet towards
Front street
Ii would make Of the stands for wholesale Gro
Gerry Store in the City. For terms apply to
sept9 A. " S. LINDSEY.
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Christmas The Moguls-sand nj Build
tn9s-"Oh Virginia Sunday dc.
OF rae nIcnNoyp p.nr ssrArcu.l


WILMINGTON, n. c., Dec 20, 1857
Christmas Is q merry time here The streats for
few days past have resoundsd with the poisa az
pop crackers, pistols 90. The negroes seem 10 an
JOY 1t vastly. They have a fashion here of dress
ing In all sorts Of grotesque clothing md v,.th
masks their faces. go through the street. bl,a.
ing horns and whoopng with all their might -
Whenever they have collected sufficient crowd
they dance and then hand round the hat for eop,ri
buttons. The Moguls turned out" Christmas jay.
mu6lns" of your city.
stranger visiting Wilmington Is struck with
the white sand which he sees in all the strests -
1t Is customary with the natives, before retiring
ut night, to empty their shoes of the sand which
has accumulated during the day. Nearly all Of
the houses here are built Of wood, and psint, n
white The Town Hall and Theatre, now In course
n erectien, IL q magnificent building and wouI,
De an ornament to any city. The town hoasts of
three banks, three daily papers and ten churches
More than twenty steam engines are employed In
the manufactures Of thia place. besides several
rice mills and turpeuttne distilIeries yfsited ON
yesterday one Of the dstileries, and was much
interested ip the process. The foreman an old
negro. from Virginia, seemed 10 take GOOD deal
OF pride in showing hle "ronnd." He asked MANY
questions about tho old State" and could doubi-
less sing with enthusiasm. f" on carry me hrckn y
learn that the business .st population Of VII
mington Is on the increas@. The Uszattssr Ktasef
that the extensive deposi:ss OF Coal in Cbatss1n
County. will by means OF the Deep riyerimproye
ment, find an outlet here, and open new source
of wealth.
Sunday was bright and gladstone day Every
thing seemed to smile with holy Joy. 1a streets
we're throDged with people wending their way 10
the House Of God. had the pleasure of hearing
Rev. DR.. Drain at the Episcopal Church In the az
ternoon. At night attended the Front street Bap
tist Church. kev. j. L. Prichard, the pastor
preached TO crowded and attentive aud iencs, an
eloquent aud earnest discourse approprists TO the
''iasf Sabbath" Of the year, founded oG. Acts XX
vs.. "a a. The Sabbath School connected with this
Church, Is learn, the largest In the town.
But must close for the mail. More anon.
Yours, HosPHs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-31
Postmaster ut Charlottesville
ParenOIogy- Death Of a Student, dc.
OF THE RICHMOND DAn. llssArcu.7
CHAgLorrRsvn,x. IA. Dse "a. 1871

CHARLorTEsrnlg, Va, Disc. "a, 1857.
William NJ. KelliDgsr has received the appoint.
ment OF Postmaster in this place, TO ll the vacan
cy ocSasioDed by the death of Mr.. Hutchison.
Professor 0.'s. Fowler Of New York, is Ieeturiny
nightly Ia this town on. Phrenology; aud Is the
best lecturer on this subject that has ever been In
these parts.
Snow fell on Christmas day to the depth Of sew
eral inches, but has neraiy all disappeared at this
time.
Mr.. Burger, student st the Cniversity, from
Pttsylvsnia county, died with the typhoid fever
on yesterday, and Mr.. Lewis McGehee, whose farm
is few miles below town, died on the same da,
with the same disease.
1t Is reported that the Sunday trains oyer the
Central Road are to be stopped provided the Post.
master General does not curtag the pay Tor carry
ing the mail. But this no will be sure 20 do. Tho
piety of our Railroad to bs controlled by dollars
aud cents, are not from q desire TO obey the die.
tates Il convenience and the wishes Of the ohris-
tian community. X.
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LOTTERIES.

CWAN & CO.'S L0TTERIES.-MAG-
~ NIFICKST SlASMEl-$Saas FOX TIN
Dol Lkkri! - The following scheme will be
drawn by Z SWAN Co., Managers of the Vert Gaines
A'" ~, Al ineusta G. "a wb;rh Ga ~ r.
ave re<aoye ed thaiS principal office:
UiaASs SaI
TO be drawn - s city oi Augusta 9s In public, On
SATURDAY JANUARY -. lss5..
CLASS 20.
Ts &c drawn Ia the city OF Augusta Ga In public on
sATURDAY, JANtARf grA. 1875
GLASS Il,
~ be drawn In the city of Augusta, Ga, In pnblc
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1873. lSfs
CLAss u,
IT, te dEswn IL the eity a Augusta, Ga, In public on
6ATIiDAf, JANUARY I'D. i.1s
CLAse g.
l. - drawn in the city q Augusta Ga in public 90
sATl RDaf. JAM ARl yFrE, is5S
ON TIKI Plan OF SINGLE ALIABERE
$500 PRIZES!
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-31

STEALING CHIcKEss.-Night prowIere
have been exceedingly active and succsssfnl. In,
their poultry operations, French Garden Hfl,
for several weeks past. and frvm present isdica-
tlcns have determined 10 break mp tlss breed OF.
ShaDghais in that section Of the city. fsw nisfts
since gentleman had his hen house relieved OF
fourteen choice fowis and another lost ten ct she
same time.