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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-17
WORD TO THE WISEl

only remedy thau will remove all impurities from tn
BLOOD 1t being Tonic it will at the same time Strength
en- and InyigoTate the system.
Thousands in st. Louis have used it, and the universe
arising from disOrderd State Of the Liver Stomach or
Bowels. few doses win cure Diarrh9a Dysentery
AS Diuretc it win any disease Of the Kidney
Uterus, Bladder; Alternative, It will purify the
blood, aud remove all Yeowness, Pimpes or Sores IRON
the skin.
Itis sure preventive for Yellow Fever Chils AgGe
and Fever and Cholera. There is mistale about IT,
We refer to hundreds Men and others TO
McLEAss sTRESeHTHESrEo CORDIAL does REQUIRE
convince the most sksPtoa C Of rs %ondsfu 6vgoratns
Effects Can and Try it, Its very pleasant to take hon.
with him 1t an Indispensable remedy for every amiy
Also, McLeau's Vaicanc OH Liniment.
a Principal Depot, on the corner Of Third and Pine
ES- Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
gS- For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and country.
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.
The greatest remedy discovered for Man Beast
guarantee for its astonishing ecacv. The Lame made
TO walk, the Wounded Bruised and Sore healed and
all who use 1t rejoice in Its healing and lnvgorang et
McLean's Volcanic OIL Lninent Possesses curative pow
superior external remedies being chem-
caly combined 10 retain 10 its combination all the vir
tues OF its several ingredients TO enable IL 10 penetrate
the mnutest vessels Of the body discriminating healing
influence, removing the Of the dsea and imparng
he health, strength and vvacy TO the whole system.
We hear daily OF persons who confirmed
Crippes Their arms or legs parazed or drawn crooked
their muscles being shrveed contracted who
joce in their permanent restoration Of the o their
limbs by the OF MeLean's celebrated Volcanic oil Lni
ment "Who" then will suffer with local pain or external
diseases when safe and remedy is easily ohinedf
Reader, you afflicted with Cancers, Piles, TumoTs,
Swelngs, BTOnchele, GotTe, Paralysis Chrcnc Inama
tory Rheumatism, Stiffness in your JOINTS Contracted
Muscles, Neuralgia Weakness Of the Joints Mutcles
Mgaments, Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Bruises, spTains,
Wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers Fever Sores, Caked Breasts
Sore NpDles Burns Scalds, inflammation Pains, mat
ter how how long the disease has existed Suffer
no longer McLeans Volcanic Oil Iiniment will
has been thoroughly tested in all OF the above diseases
and We hav never known 1t 20 fail In giving speedy and
permanent relief.
That oathsome and distressing disease the Piles which
has heretofore been considered incuTab be perma
nenty cured by this wonderful Lniment-
Then tTihe no longer with common nimens and reDe-
dtesca at once and get supply Of McLeans Volcanic
OH Lniment. 1T is safe and certain cure, and the only
reliable remedy for the Of local palms. swengs
etc, on man or beast.
J. IT. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Es- Principal Depot the Of Pine and Third
streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
S For sale by all the principal Merchants and Dru
gists in the city and country. apT29
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Gold Medal Pianos !

STEINWAY ~ SONS, BIanufacIurers,
. 4 WALKER STREET, NEW YORK 60
Oh Received the following FIRST PRIZE
MEDALS in GomPetton with the bestmakersT n q n n
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-3 II y
timore
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
Vember 1885, being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New YORK. November, 1885, Among the judges were the
FIRST Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ Mason
Gottschak, Wolenhaupt and many others st. & s. Pi
amos, with and without the Iron Frame) warranted
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped with charge. Prices moderate.
decl8-ly-V
&c T.. TEURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
the Piano Fortes Nashville Mid
die Tennessee, some Of which in city.
He would respectfully refer to Mr.. j. NJ BASS, Mr.. W H.
WILTON, and Mrs. J. P W. Brown.
- Mr.. 7. be at 81 Summer street. a line
dressed to Box 100, Postoice Nashville, will receive
tenon MAY 5-tf
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To all the Eastern Cities. A--'

10 All the Eastern Cities.
BAGGAGE CHECKED T,HROVGH
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND or UrFtErrr,so
Three Daily Eastern Trains at Q A. NJ, 10 A Ar go
FIRST TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg. steubsnvtu. -,
wheeling lightning Express-Leayes Cncinnau AZ q
O'Clock A. NJ. for ali the Eastern cities Also Dt,
Cleveland Springfield Wilmington Cmei eyie Lan~,a s
and Zanesyille 's' N@leAsteF
This train stops between Cincinnati and ooIy,h,,
LoYela1d, Morrow, Aenta and London onIv ~
SECOND TRAlN-CleYeland. pfttsbury s,a pvt.-,,-
ENPIsss elAii-LeaFes Cincinnati at 10 o'clock NJ Vie
Cleveland Pittsburg and Wheeling, Tor All he Eas,er5 @
- This train stops At all points between Cincinnati and
THIRD N-Acoommodat tion-Leaves oirci,,.,,. =.
O'Clock +: M Tor Springfield, Wilmington CircevilT
Lancaster, GAINESVILLE aud Columbus e' e'iis'
THIS train stops all points between Cincinnati an,
Columbus. ~ N'neAnhSu ana
FOURTH TRAIN-Ceveiand, Pi,tsbprg s,,,,h.u.p,-
anu nnse..hB Nlsht ENpres--Leavea CINCINNATI Al $40
o'clock r NJ, via CleI Gland, Pitsburg steubenvie snS
Wheeling, for ali the Eastern cities ~ oNN
TINS tram stops at a points between Cincin natl and
One train Sunday al $3.50 o'-lock p NJ - c.,-,-
only. - -0' S0'dln0u-
Trains run by Columbus tme-seven minutes faster ,h.,
Cincinnati time. 'N' -iaA
are as Low as any other ROute
FOR THOUGH TICKETS
And all information please apply at the oHce No mr.
net House second door west OF Vine street No ~ o
House Bading and Old once, southeast corner BROAD
little Miam) Depot, kast Front street
once hours from A. n. ~ PM
T. r. FULLER, General Agent,
THE OMNIBUS LINE calls for p.ssengs,, g., -, -.
principal hotsla for each and every train By Al
recli0ns AZ either Of the above Offices viii ca Tor
gers IN AL parts o! the city, without iail.
jylV. II. B. kUGGLEs, Conductor
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Painting establishments.

lUGAR--u hhds faif PEssss, and cholos nes sugar
- o. bblu Powdered sugar IN store aud far sas b
aeczo v eoEOoA %.
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Patent Spring Chair a Iron Furniture
Company, WanufnctOry, 81 & &c
Duane Street,
Sa1asro0uoe 900 Rroo d-o~v NJ "
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pysentery, Relax and worms.
Indigestion and Impuritv Of the Blood.

From Rec J. Hines, Pastor u AdDet Church, Boston
Dr.. have used your Pills with extraordinary
ia my family and among those called to visit
d,tress- To regulate the digestion aud purify the
blood they the very best remedy have known,
and can confidently recommend them to my friends.
Yours, j. v. HINES.
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IMPORTANT IMPORTATION, by which much suffering
and misery in families be avoided sent to married
men, and those contemplating marriage. Address, ncos
ing four postage stamps, DR.. L. F. PRoBART Box 36Go
n eW York City. jUne24-3ms.l
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JOVen'S Kid Glove Cleaner.
JOUvENfs KTD-GLovE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANERS
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER
25 cents per bottle.
t25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
2o cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle
7 25 cents per bottle.
E25 cents per bottle.l
One bottle cleans so pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
One bottle cleans 50 pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
JOVen'S Kid Glove Cleaner.

As oderpTooeeds from the preparation, The glove
be worn Immediately after it is cleaned. piece Of
flannel apply small portion Of the preparation very
lightly and the dirt win instantly disappear. II ar
ticIe used by the KdGove Manufacturers Of France 10
impart that purity Of finish and sones for which
gloves justly celebrated 1t cleans kid slippers
ceent article for the toilet and for beautfyng the
peXion removing tan, pimples &C. far exceeds in
ence any the thousand and preparations usually
sold for that purpose. One trial. at the Tng expense Of
25 cents will convince any that the article all that
claimed be. Try bottle of il for 25 cents, you
will wis to be without il. 1t be obtained all
Druggists and dealers in Fame Goods in Nashville,
wholesale, the sole PrOprietors, CLARK CO., SS5
BROADWAY, NEw YORK. liberal discount to the trade.
inferior article in the market, buyers will be
careful that the Of CLARK Co.. is each
bottle which they purchase. Giune24-3m.sl
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GUN POWDER AGENCY!

@1ho Powder.
I HAVE IN MAGAZINE,
5s5 kegs DUPONT's RIFLE POWDER,
i5O " Kentucky Ride "
1000 Blasting
AnO,eON feet Safety Fuse. r. A. McC ALL, Agent.
GAIA NIsA WlNE.
/ WILL keep Constantly hand a supply Of Dry aud
Sparkling Wines which will furnish the trade Ci
einnzu prices, freight added. T. A. MCCALL,
Apll Agent.
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Modern STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE, manu-
RI faetured and for sale by JOHNSON, No. 49O Rud-
St., New York. large supply kept constantly
hand. Circulators forwarded application above.
june24-ems
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TIO FAMILIES,-A Pamphlet stating all the modes
Of preventing conception, will be sent you receipt
Of letter stamp to BoX S4 New York Post Office" DR..
LARMONT 81 Mercer street, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
New York 6p,dv
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serofula Kings Evil letter, Tumol
and Salt Rheum

From Forwarding Merchant oI ST. Louis, 10 T. 1886
DR. AVER Your Pills the paragon all that great
10 medicine They have cured little daughter of ulcer
Gus her hands and feet that nourabe
for years Her mother has been long and gevous AZ
hcted with blotches and pnples her skin her
hair. Aher child cured she also tried yoIr Pills
and they have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
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cHorssArI AoESor ROTAL Insurance. coMPasY,

o. }
Fl have examined W. z. Chds Co.'S "Elastc Fire an
Water Cement ROoang" and as far as can judge
consider it a great invention, and willing to insure
buildings protected upon the same terms as nsur
those covered by metal. JNO 3 LAW,
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES E.
No. IA secondstreet, ST. LOUIS, BIO.
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WARSAW, WYoAIsG Co N Y, Oct. "a, 1883
DEAR sra: using CahaTtic Pills Ia my practice,
nd them excellent purFaIive cleanse the system
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and GOut.


PULASKI HOUSE, sAvAEsAH, Ga, Fan. 6, 1856.
losoRED SIR should be Upgraieiul for relief your
skill has brought me II did not report my ou.
cold settled in my limbs and brought eXcrpang neuYA
gc pains, which ended In curone rheumatism kotWiIh
standing had the be-t physicians the disease grew
and worse, until. by tie your excellent
in Baltimore, DIR. MacHenEie, tried your Pills.
Their effects kow but BY peFseveTiaE Ia the
use Of them entirely well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-26

The Rev Charles S. Walker, well known
memberof the South Carolina Conference, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, died at Spar
tanburg, s. c., on Sunday, 18th inst.
Near $500, 900 were raised week before last week
in Mobile, by subscription, in aid ofthe Mobile and
Ohio Railroad.
NC Harvey, one of the Titus Nicaraguan re-
eruits at New Orleans died on the 18th inst, from
a pistol shot received a night or two before.
Locke Jarrel, of Coweta county, Ga, was killed
les week by his brother in law, George Fran
bro.
Governor of Texas has determined to order out
a company of rangers to assist in putting down the
Indi ans in Ker and Canal counties.
A correspondent of the Chronicle and Sentinel
nomiuates the Hon. b. Hill as the American candi.
date for the next Governorship of Georgia
Hon Kenneth Rayner, of North Carolina was
at Mem phis Tenn, on the 18th, en- route from bis
plantation, in Arkansas, for his home.
DR. E. S. Hoole, of Barbour county. Ala, was
killed last week, by Avery Nolen.
There are 1900 men at work on the Mississippi
and Ohio railroad
There was fine sleghing in Columbia, S. c., on
Tuesday last.
Miss Iuce ia playing in Charleston, s. G.
Joseph F. johnson, Mayor of Laguira, Texas,
died on the 7th ult.
Miss Gibbs, Of Va. gave q concert In Whining.
ton, n G., Monday evening last.
A. Alexander, an old citizen of Columbia, S c.,
died on the Goth inst.
Upwards of 100 vessels were at New Orleans on
the 4 III lust, loading for European ports.
W. Gilmore Sims, is about delivering course of
| lectures In Charleston, s. e..
Abram Jones, an old citizen of Charleston, s C..
died suddenly, on the 18th inst.
Henry G. Ross the Oldest citizen of Macon, Ga i,
| is dead.
The corporation of Pensacola Is actually buvine
| sand-imporiing il from the Island of st Thomas.
VIM d. Haywood has been reelected Mayor of
Raleigh, N. @.
| In the Georgia Lunatic Asylum there are l60
| patients-92 males and 90 females.
| Miss Maggie Mitchell is playing in Memphis.
| Tenn and is to be followed by Susan Denim.
| The residence of Judge Fleming near Savan.
nah. Ga with his law library, was destroyed by
| fire on the 20th inst.
| The American ticket was successful for muuici-
| pal offices, in Atlanta, Ga on Monday last
| Miss Henrietta Goethe, daughter of the Postmas.
ter At Jacksonville, Fla, was burnt to dea,h last
| week, by her clothes taking fire as the crate
| A bill to re>charter the State Bank, has passed
| the North Carolina Senate.
VIM Ezzard tAm) was elected Mayor of At.
= lta, Ga, last Monday.
Major Ed. ManigauIt has been appointed Chief
Engineer OF the Charleston and savannah rail.
| road.
Darling Beam, sentenced TO death la South Car.
olina for slave stealing has had his sensence cau.
muted to one years imprisonment
An sbolticnist. named Rowlsud Chapman, was
escorted from Fairfield, Hyde county, y. G last
week, oy the citizens Of that place.
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1,..Yor pxsc,= o. raE pIsrAruH
PlTEKssuRa. January IS.

EkIEH8bbHos SnUuBSy -.
Our streets ara SIN piled mountain high with
NOV aud - yet bat littis progress has bsen mads
sovsfds clearing than Still you may hear the
mary Jingle Of the sleigh bells in every direction,
and were it not that am little uncertain where
nv Sundays dinner d 20 come from, shouM m
Their enjoy the scene.
DR.. Benz May, one OF our Oldest physicians, has
been serously IN for several days. and fears Are
entertained that his sickness may prove fatal Dr.
May, although he has for more than thirty years
been totally blind has continued the practice OF M
profession TO the present time. enjoying An e4nst
ed reputation for his skill in the treatment OF dis
cases
The Petersburg Gas Light Company have DO.
clared dividend of four per cent, making eight
per cent for the last twelve months, besides cat
rying handsome surplus to . reserved funo. 90
much capital had been swamped in the last rev
wears, by incorporated companies, that It Is re-
freshing to hear Ct an occasional dividend.
Dropping into Adams g. Co.'s Express ONCE,
last evening, found . motley collection OK com.
modties lust received from the sunny South.
oranges. aud q corpse from South Carolina; boxes
of game, chickens and cartridges from North Car
olina; lot of books from Nashville, Tenn oys'
ters from Norfolk, and bananas from Cuea VIA
Charleston. good illustration this, OF the Diess'
ings reap from railroads, thus concentrating q
one common focus, the varied productions OF re
gions widely separated
hear tia. the dead body of free woman was
found Yesterday morning in miserable mover IN
Beandford frozen stiff with the corpse OF her child
clasped in her arms. / have been unable to learn
her name, and cannot therefore vouch for the
truth of the story.
Passengers by this evenings train from Norfolk
inform me that the harbor Is frozen solid, and peo
pie are passing on foot between Portsmouth ana
Norfolk
The Steamship Roanoke arrived within five or
six miles of Norfolk yesterday, from New York,
which place she left on the 18th inst. She has
been several days attempting to make her way
through, but was unable to get up to Norfolk
Her passengers reached that city, by walking. on
the ice. D.
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Southern Literary Messenger.

The January number Of the Southern Literary
Messenger Is the most Interesting which has been
Issued for long time from that office Several OF
the contributions are evidently from writers oil
frst-rate ability and information. Weare glad 10
see such proofs of interes. in the Messenger ma
infested by this class of writers 1t the scnoia'H
and cultivated minds of the State would more zee
qusntIy assist in this manner, the cause Oh oou.o
ern literature, we should not be so often calico
upon to lament the decline and extinction Oh so
many Southern periodicals.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH



Marine Insurance.
II b said that the year which has just closed nsa
been year q great disaster TO the Marine insu
rance Companies 1t New York, but four or nve o.
them, and thsss among The Oldest IN that city. h.s
Ing survived the disasters Of the year. tnis nNs
more remarkable, when We consider sne .A'' ~
forth by New York contemporary, tns' 'Do 80
Of premiums on marine risks have been neaf'y
doubled In the past twenty Hve years ana 'nA''
during this period. many valuable Improvements
have been introduced In the building and rigging Of
.b,n. rLish should diminish the risks Of sea voy
azes
=, the alleged irferori.y in practical seamanship
~ The nreseu. race of merchant captains to the
old az. days Of quarter of . century ago. 1t Is
believed ,ha, we might initiate with advantage the
example Of England, where shipmss,ers are now
licensed, and no applicant can obtain = command
or receive favor from Marine Insurance Compa
n.y. until he ba, passed thorough examination in
every requirement Of seamanship and navigation.
This rigid system It Is said has greatly improved
the character, and even the appearance Of British
shlpmasiers; and could the same system be intro
duced here 1t is certain that the profits of marine
insurance would be greatly increased.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan. 24.-Senote-Mr.
Nourse of Maine elected to ill the vacancy caus.
ed by the resignation of Mr.. Hamlin, appeared to.
day, was qualified and took his seat Mr.. Wilson
presented the credentials of Mr.. Sumner, Senator
elect from Massachusetts for six years from the
fourth of March next. Sundry private bills were
passed. The Senate then adjourned.
Honse-Mr. Chester was brought before the
House by the Sergeant at Arms, and a resolution
was adopted calling on him to furnish An excuse
why he did not appear before the committee ap-
pointed to investigate charges of bribery. After
debate it was determined that the witness should
answer in writing under oath. Mr.. Chester was
then given into the custody of the Sergeant At
Arms. Several private bills were then passed and
the House adjourned.
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Aid tn the Poor.

Besides the many smaller donations mentioned
in our local column, we have received from Messrs
Dickinson, Hill & Co, 800, TO be applied to the
relief of the suffering poor This liberal sum, to-
getber with 800 80 handed Us by other contribu.
tors. we have given 10 Mr. STOKES, one Of the
Committee of the Council, who together with
his colaborers of the Committee is actively
engaged In distributing food and fuel among
the INDECENT. BY the way, in naming the com.
uittee on Saturday morning, we omitted one in
each of the Wards. We now publish them cor.
rectly Monroe Ward, Messrs D. Saunders and
I. O. Epps; Madison Ward, Messrs. G W. Gretter
and Edwin Robinson; jefferson Ward, Messrs A.
Y. Stokes and W. Holt Richardson,
The aid given by individuals, has been, in nu-
merous instances, very liberal Many prohibit the
use of their names In any public manner, and 9TH
ers have been presented as examples of humanity
and liberay In this time of great e1igency, with
out their knowledge We take the liberty of
mentioning that Mt James Dunlop has given S25
TO each of the three Wards, to be distributed by
the Committees of the Council. A worthy mem-
her of one of the committees, who himself has la
bored for several days with great zeal in behalf
of The suffering poor, thinks it proper that the
name of Mr. John Enders should be mentioned,
as that gentleman has exhibited an uncommon
degree of activity ia seeking out cases of suffer.
ing, ard iberality in appropriating his own means
TO their relief It is delicate matter to ndy idu
alise where so many are in the field doing what
they may at q time of unexampled restitution
and suffering in this community; but, neverthc'
less, something should be pardoned to the motive
to stimulate others by taking liberty with the
names of those who distinguish themselves by their
inrepidity or lberality.
To afford some idea of the extent of suffering,
we mention that Mr.. Stokes, with the assistance
of one or two gentlemen, relieved on Saturday
fly fue cases, aud bad upon his list a: night many
more-peThaps as many IL ore-ihat,he could not
reach. The committees continued their labors
yesterday Theirs was indeed a work of mercy
aud necessity"
Among the cases brought to notice Saturday
was that of Mrs Mack, (who lives on 18th street,
near Pendergrass's) whose husband is at work,
TO get here. One Of her arms became swollen
and YVES lanced by surgeon. 1t is so bad as to
render her helpless and she was found in her un-
comfortable bed with her infant sick at her side,
without fire. and no one even to hand her a cup
of water. Such acase-and there are many that
equally excite sympathy-is enough certainly to
arouse the humanity of any one. To ascertain
tlemen who are now on their daily humane ex.
ploratiors will carry comfort TO many a wretched
home.
We refer to our local column for other particu.
lars on this subject.
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The TeyeurRph Lines,

The late unexampled storm Frustrated the teie
graph lines in many places-especialiy that be-
tween this city and Washington, which is Old and
was badly built To the agents of this line, espe
cialIy, we should award credit for the intrepid
manner In which, cold as it,was, they. made their
way through the immense snow drifts and set up
the line again, getting 1t to work on Thursday
Between this city and Petersburg there was also
a good deal to do. The Lynchburg and Abingdon
line was also Frustrated in many places, and IL
sgain sdju sted and in operation. When 1t Is re-
membered, that every foot of the way along these
different lines had to be traversed, we may i'm
agine what time the agents and their assistants
had nf r.
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BANK OF EAST TENNEssEE.-The Knoxville
Wing says. that the Bank at Knoxville, as well as
its two branches, have suspended, and, as it has
good reasons to believe, will never resume again.
II advises bill holders to get what they can for
them, and adds:
"From 10 to 20 cents on the dollar is the most
offered for the money. And why Because the
assignment of real estate for the benefit Of the
Bank, prefers certain creditors. and when these
are secured it is manifest that little or nothing
will be left for distribution among the note hold
ers The bank Is broke, ana the failure Is no In.
,nsiderable one"