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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
MAGHIFICEET SCHEMEf
TO RE npAWM
EACH sATURbIY RI Il'9 i. IN APRIL.
5,4S5 Prizes amounting TO-. e3IO,OO
PRtCH or TICKETS,
q 6.

bs465 ETlAea hllO4uhL1R
PBICH TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, e28
PLAN OF THE L0TrEkY.
The Numbers from TO $1,000, 9ondlhg with thOHf
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
sneiFeled with small tin tubes and placed In Wheel
TIE arsi 457 Prizes, similarly printed and eneeled,
placed In another Wheel, ...r..
The Wheels then rsEOlyed, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and al the time Prize E
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited TO the audience and registered
BY the CommisHoners the Prize being placed against the
Number draWn THIS operation Is repeated until all tha
Prizes ars drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PEzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the drst Prizes viii
be entitled to the % Approximation Prizes For eEsnpl
Ticket No. 1880 draws he $4,000 PnEe those Ieksts
numbered ll24s 1929 ll25l, 2 viii each be entitled %
o400. II Ticket No. $50 draws the $50 O0 prize those Tick
ss numbered 545 49, SSH $50 will each be entitled 70 S3uo
and so according 10 the above scheme
The5UUV Prizes O $2O viii be determined By the last g
ure Of the No that draws the t7OOOOPuzs. For example
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with j. then
a the tickets where the number ends IL will be entitled
10 $40 If the number ends with No. then all toe tickets
where the number ends will be entitled te $2O and
90 on 90,
Certificates Of Packages willbs sold at the following
rates, which is the risk;
CeTi6eats Of Package OF 10 Whole Tekets $50
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AND'w AEORRsON.
J. b. kOaAas.
HArua MECHANICS OvTrer, M&c.RR

hAgTEa MlCaAEIca oETIcl, n d @. R. R.I
Msmphis In y, ISIS
This will certify ha lam usRs PArzne Camel J0a
Oh manufactured Dy vac ynlun COa aud v Lumynuy q
Msysyill5 hy maenIns 81 ps 0u the lJe,iao-
o. pphis CHauesOa naIiroad, aHd baVs
gwen Itthe in orsr prove QuaIses az
sTcalIBg Uil. hesital recommended AZ -
superOr O ff Riifoa poses, regzrI b. econ
Jm3 ana porsct lu5fcztur luesp6 The 1sat
used and tazg gallon 20 e. lar - lgo
gallons OF LaId Oh. lhe 4Cnlnsry nov FlnlIn an me
shops with tHsnly per ceut ies power s rsard for
ordinap Oil Ine huidy Of the vi afses, an Convinced
tsLs abseHeo OF gam, aud n0L eject m uBri
cang properties but only requires Las racss IN he
Oil cups aud sedsr should be rsdacsd order - as shs
uii economically.
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E..H,ILts .nD oa.I1..oos. a....o.. :

---~---9 3AlePl eAAs 81 lclos
This viii certify that are using ne P.rsals Cap.sr
GOAL ~ mRd7 o. tno OulJu COs AL U CJmpauy, Mays.
1'Le ny ~ Oai achiae 5ncP anI on ne IOeJOtvss %
road, have Jii ven careuI ~ .-lysr
Us q0Aiaesj ~ Hrs snursy convinced 10 very du1 OH
0f hd 'ha' one sAJs VI this Ou s y squ
~ W. sai0.s VI ne J5sl L4rl OI. IL BsIug s4lrv rss
r1u gum cur machinery Wl run win pIss than .Ih
any VI Hs Lave -sed tihJuEl me UIl Lalu app5ar
iucei Il has Eia0ricatnE bJdy upsn0r any U HrIIa
afy uses and Il Is Hsll ad- ptod ~ aaIiFUads
q. .. hAOW LkS, Hlsisr Mschanie
AasHEills anJ Lhaila1o0Ea kailrosd.
Mr.. Knowles i5 Master Of Machinery OF our Road and
rsllaDls man, In whose aents We would confIe
V. K. oAbs ENSON, Prssdsnt
AaahTIil8 snd Jnatlauo0Ea RafIr,ld.
d. l. AhDER5Un,
Superintendent Of n. o L. b. R.
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wa. K. NICHOLS, MaIisr Maahiuili.


MAEsVnLH, KIT, EoV. II, 1857.
To ths Union Coal and Oit company:
GEEILEHEH-HavIug ased Jour Lu0ncagng on, made
rom Cauns Coal, tEt machinery D0J5n Kids n-
cu0ing Eugus and spindlcsi UF ths few weeks us
arc PrsPars y say ma We AVE ioand gsay superior
- ANY OlheF, png the Bst perm, fails gu1al 10
that aFueo, Tor which We have been pay x from Cne dollar
seventy ave csRs 9 tHO dollars ana tuehynfs cents Dor
gallon. Th5 dstrbu YeIy perfectly OvsF lie acbio-
y, long, and s Tree r0m gam which causs rstn
and consequently heat
InvsS suPsdOF quality Of this OIL We awe adm
Tel II iOf car ahlA Ff0m ne i0W pncs % Is sold
we doHbt noI II must come lnlo general use.
JANUARY q WOOD,
ProPret0fs % Aaysvias cotton Muis
February 2, l85z--di v imdgWzm
number OIher eerthcatsc are in the bandu n ~
agents here, Waicn aiay be seen Al any tms
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NAsHvrEtH, Tsaa Jsl. %, 1864.
We ara using ne Farzsise Canusl Coal O % our IA
chile onOpi anu lake real pleasure a.alg hi havs
never ussl any Oh 70 UduI e. L. viii wsar Vsy greatly
longer and luoTlegs more thoroughly hEu he quaiy
D. L1fI " Ulh5r ordinary Ul gum aud b ssf
sue sn Oil as "a nes1ea 0r mhChnory We a0uUt t
nus cOns lnIO genera USE We HInk his Oh equal
" toe ussl SPERM and tna one gOa 10 volta aan
Two Of The LzrI Ou.
..- AND'W AEDRRsON.
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SCHEME.
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES.
TICKBTs-wholo,, SIS Halves, 50 5O5 Quarters 81 as

TICKRTs-whOles, s5; Halves, 90 5O5 Quarters q IS.
Bank Kots OF sound Banks taken par. Checks on New
York RENTED fer Fries.
drawings Of large CasssS will be published in New York
nd New Orleans Sunday papers, and Cha lesion and ss-
vanBBh dalss,
Ia ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the money T.
our address Tickets ordered, receipt Of which
they will be forwarded BY aTs mall Purchasers can have
Tickets ending In any figure they may designate.
The lof Drawn Numbers AMI frzss WI. be sent 70 pur
chssers immedtBta after the drawing.
Purchasers please Wits their signatures plain ana
give their Post once, County and State 49,,
Remember that every drawn and payable in full
without deduc ion. l.sH
All Prizes Of and under pad mmodatsy atteT the
drawinR-ohsT prizes at the usual Of thirty days.
All communications stTicilv confidential. -
Address Tickets TO Q, ". SWAIN NasnVhleJ
Tenpessee OF 20 - ANDERSON & son, Managers,
feb Il Macon OF savannah, Georgia
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CABIN PASSA GE FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TIVE ENTY.FIVE COLLARS,
United States Mail 1.-The

NEH. IOhh AMI CHAt6Lb01ON D1AAA
SHIPS.
Through in 4S 20 So Hours.
SEMI WEEKLY --
The new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tOGe, n. Berry
Commander .--s,
Nashville, 1900 tons, I. D. Evan, Commander.
NaTiOn, 1900 TONS ". J. Foster, Conma ander.
Jas. AGgeF, 1900 tons, s. @. Turner Commander,
BoutherneT, 1000 tons L. N. hurry, Commander.
E~ESN LEAVES Adger's Whsrves every Wednes
. day and Saturday aft9r the arrival Of the
cars from the South and West, sat high
water"
These Steamships were al built expressly for this
Line and Tor satisfy comfort and Epesd are unFVssd on
ibe Coast.
Tables suPplsdWth every luxury. Attentive and eour
ysOus Commanders will insure travellers By this Line
sVsFy possible comfort and accommodation.
Ghpln passage 49, -.-s-.--r.NAos
bteeEERe pabdaR Res..--s .-'.sss.. .
FOrreiFht passage having elegant state koom AG
sommOdRtiOns, applytO
EEEkY MUSHROOM, co. Agents,
may q SIT Charleston, s. o.
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IH ORDERING gICKET OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
the receipt Of which they will be forWarded BY hrs
nsil. Purchasers have Tickets ending in any hg-
urs they may designate.
The List Of DraWz Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
In full without deduction.
"a An prizes Of 81, 900 and Ender, paid Immediately
asr the draWng-oberP prizes ct the usual time Of thirty
days.
hsa- Al Communications strictly eOBfdsHtiaL
Aaoress Orders tor TIeEeIs or UeruhcsIes IT.
s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
p Porsons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta,
Ca have their orders filed, time, BY address
ing S swan & Co., al either Of those cities.
IL list OF the numbers maj drawn from the wheel
with the Of the prize that each is entitled u,
will be published ateT every drawing in The following pa
pers:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntegenceT New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Dispatch, and New YORK Dispatch, and PsuldinR
Miss. Clarion, Augusta tGa Constitution list. maIH
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Notice EXTRAORDINARY

IOk sALs houIe and Lot con aiang four and q quar-.
l. Ter serss, In the vii age Of COmouvs Giles e5inv
ienn- Attached % SAID sisz good Az YARD I'D con
pleLe lasfe Is goJd ceiling aud all uscsssar out h5u
es tls believed 70 DO the best Ioeatous fu ne
state "F Ian Yard Price reasonable. Terms sasy cal
sooh' OF Soa VIII miss bargain Ihs is of .hs peas-
ahest Agss 70 Do ound anywhere. Churches ana good
NtuO1ls II aJuhu4ncs. GEU. M.CLUhG,
TFua forf oH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
Dissolution,
Cheap for Cash.

tn make room for supplies, will sell ny remaining
stock Heavy Boots, shoes Br
have various kds OF Ladies', sss and ChiIGreEs
Wears reduced prices. Cal Tor CASA SRORANS at q
College Street
apris JOHN RANAGR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
STRAYED OR STOLEN
Sole Leather Trunks and VaIS0S.
Fine sole Leather and Substantial Iron
Framed raVel Trunks, Vaiises
aud Carpet Bags.

DRSr Philadelphia Sole Leather Covered Trunks, iron
ID framed, kussst aud Black Leather Trunks; Medium
irdnE with drop best shaHd aud Paiu sole Le Ath
eE shces Patent LralheF Vaies8 aud BugEy Trunks
large assoTlms1l Of Cheap Trunksand ITaVel Bags.
cash.
JOHN R4MAGE,
4 ..lra.t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
A Large Dwelling for Sale or Rent.

I'm Broad street, near The n c. Railroad brfrge. The
" house eOnJains TOOms; the lot 'front.' 2OU
fee, "iTes territory" great bargain Will be given 10
purchaser. J. L. & K. W. BROWN,
mar l6-lm a < Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-16
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DRD UCZT0N.

En public at Macon, Ca under the sworn suPerinten.
denee Of e. G. Bulkley and Jos. Waterman ksq's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
Amusing speech.

An Eastern paper gives the following as
'the recent speech of = nominated candi-
date Tor Congress in Maine:
Gentlemen, nave a very bad cod, ana nv
luu.s ATE affected. nave been 10 NV York
on business. and WGen | returned | was indIs-
nant al seeing my naice posted with o aeTs I"
sneak. Yes, | was almost Indignant. | am no
public speaker. The nomination vas t"ruet
npon me. You are d eoot looking 80 OF men.
vas pleased when walking down this road 10
see your houses. Tney are a good deal Deter
tpan the hufs IN the South
Here the speaker broke down, ard turned
round 10 Elder Peek In dIsmay. Inc Elder
gave him a nudge, and though evidently scared
he went on.
II nave seen a black woman on a plantation
in the South, holding a plough "uen 1t rai"e!.
Ihefe lie made All uneasy mo'Ioh. as II us
coat hurt him awiu!ly under the arms Drohe
down agaln. aud was about 10 retire, when 'ne
Elder gave MIN a wicked LOOK. and re p!ucked
W courage and made one more effort
There Is Kansas ought 10 be taken care OF.
| know YOU must be tired alter listening 10 nay
friends. and taere!urr, | give away.
And ne did give away
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
4 Di-puied WILI Case.

The New York correspondent Oh the Chal'
lesion Courier, 10 his letter Ut the list ult,
wr,,os % f,IIow..
.O,,,e ronarcr j. connected with the
life ~ n venorahi, laiv who has lust died.
Nine TrnncIli Gcpar ed this lie last week
a,,d a.. hnr.ai ya.t,r!ay. She was q ma
I'VE Of t5is ci,v, put narried 10 early lie u
Frocctmar whn IT -, death lett a large
nro,ar,r rbrr. were several children born
70 ,hcm. TIE family lived for q number Of
ys,r. an vhat w.st'en farm IN tie couu-
,rv int which is pow N ,he very heart OF
tine civ. Ar the corner o.. Fourteenth strecs
mod Sixth avenue stands the old mnusion
which they Inhabited. The old lady herself
lived there untii abou, five years ngo. Thi-
rr,rer,v ,as SUBSEQUENTLY used AS a nursery
far the ch,Ijrrn Of me rolr. and az present
- k,nwo az the Palace Gardens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
Railroad {.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ia f~rightful accident
occurred last evening to the StenbenVll!e aud
Cincinnati express train. going west on the
Stcutenville and Indiana road. II happened
,bout seventeen uiles west OF Sieubensllle.
When crossing the bridge at that point q car
and the rear engine jumped eff the track
Knocking out ,imbers OF the orioee. Inc
bridge broke, and the baggage and front pas
seDger cars Tell with it a distance OF ten or
" elve feet, the rear end OF the train remain
ing on an abutment. The first car was COM
pletely broken up, and the seats in the rear
car were torn from their fastenings. Joseph
Fleming of GAINESVILLE, was fatally injured;
Mr.. Roach, of Louisville, had both legs orok-
en-; and some twenty or thirty other persons
were bruised more or less severely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
Tn. affair nj san juan del sur.

New YORK. Sept. l.. 2. M.-Tnr IJIlOw-
irg further details may he added. Tae n.
Grenadiau Congress assembled on the 1t,
ard elected the liberal csndiiates Tor ofh gers
-GeuerIi Castillo was ch sen pTe-dent. la
Peru the election passed ut mO:e quietly than
wa- anticipated, although rlVts Cccured III
which several we're Killed.
Captain Kelly, Of the trlEate Sarahac. or
dered armed iaunches ashore al San Juan
del Sur, Tor the purpose OF releasing two
AUer!cans who had been falsely IMPRISONED
there, but the DatiSes released item before
the launches arrived.
The following II an account OF tac att'mp-
ted seizu!a Of Puu,a Arenas by the Costa
RIclus: AOput the middle vi august tue
Coca Ricar government sent luTce u trey
town 70 take possession of Sruu's pr perts
there, and to CLAIM the right ~ Punja Arenas,
but IN: commander OF the British ship "i Mar
Leopard refused 70 allow Col. Cauty, the
Costa Rlcsu representative, 10 Interfere "!ta
what was claimed to he the property Of tie
.ADgricau Co., and Mr. Green, tae D1tIsh
~causu!. contested Cfuty'= right, Ut tDat OF
Costa R,ca, to claim Punta Arenas, lns!stiDg
that it belonged to the Mosquito territory
Ihs whole affair called iOitn quite d CORES
poGdeuee. tue Result Ct winch was that ihe
commander OF the LeOpafJ ana Mr.. Green
Doin sustained their position fpr the present,
and the Costa Ricaas had withdrawn tacir
preteusiOps 10 the claims adv4ucet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
LIN DeclatOn.

At the August Term Of the County Court,
in the case of Webb & Co., rs. Templeton
& Co., the defendants offered in evidence the
plaintiffs letters requesting them to remit
the amount Of their account, and also a let
ter stating that e. letter from the defendants
to plaintiffs purportIng to convey 500, had
been received by plaintiffs but with 10 money
therein. The defendants then offered to H.
troduca testimony TO prove that the money
was mailed in a letter to plaintiffs, and d.
rected to them at Richmond. To the intro
duction of such testimony. the plaintiff
counsel objected. and upon argument the
court sustained the objection; to which opin-
ion Of the court the defendants counsel ex-
cep,ed. Judgment for plant f..
Tne decision is important TO merchants and
others sending money by mail, as 1t IS 10 ac-
enrdance with the principles III the case OF
Gross, Myers e. Moore VS.. Crisis, Bird G~rattan.
relied on by plaintiffs ccuosel, which throws
the risk and loss upon the person sendiug
money 10 that way, unlesS specially directed
so TO d~o.--.HuuntOa FiHdicat0r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
m,,,s,.r s,nbb.d,n,n. Pulpit.

40 Amsterdam correspondent OF the LIN.
don Christian Times writes that 90 Sunday
morning, Angus. lst, jus, after the Rev. MIR.
Schwartz, missionary of the Free Church OF
Scotland, had assembled the pulpit, a boy, six
teen years of age, rushed up the steps and
attempted to open the pulpit Goor. But not
being able 20 do so, reached his hand over lis
ton and struck the minister, who had turned
towards him, 10 the breast with a dagger, IT,
fictiug a severe wound In attempting to
ward IF the blows which the boy continued
to make the preacher received several cuts
upon the arm. The CONSERVATION of the au'
dience may be imagined when they saw their
minister descend covered with blood. The
boy was ut once seized and dragged away
Mr.. Schwartz's hurts we're found not to be
mortal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
Suicide OF Engineer,

Yesterday afternoon, Edward Tucker o.
merly engineer upon the New Haven RG
road, came TO the house Of Mrs. BJiine, y.
329 Tenth avenue, where he bad form,'I
boarded, and desired a bed. statiog that =
had been up all night, having come ir7
Boston. She complied with he rcque'-
At eight o'clock be was called to supper .i
made no answer. At ten, Henry WaI'.i,
the boarder who occupied the room, went q;
to the room to 90 to bed, when he d~IscJ'ss.
Tucker dead on the bed. and a poolOt b
upon the floor. The untortun! te man d'i
severed the arteries on the inside Of bee
bow joint. .
Mr.. Tucker was engineer Of tho train S'Hl
ran over the bridge a. Norwalk, {. ]nnecala,
producing one Of the most horrible ani t'.
disasters known ia the history OF rsIii.s!
management. This occurrence, It /. ISL,
a preyed upon his splrit- ever s'oce, t'
undoubtedly led to hl- unhappy end. h'
leaves a wife aud two children, supposed %
be as present spu,ewh here 10 tue vicinity u
Iroy.--Ner York Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
Queer.

One &C. the most remarkable facts recorded
by VI. Boudin is the immunity which towns
especially the larger ard more popuious Ones
enjoy from accrden, to lie by l'gGtn'"g.---
rDus between 1900 ard 1851 not . single
death WIS recorded from tni- cause IN Pam;
and in l7sG it was calculated that out o! 100,
00G deaths IN Loudon dufiug thirty years only
two had been produced by lightning Com
pairing these numbers with the !o'a! humoer
Of deaths from this cause, and with the tact
that twenty-five per cent, OF all happen under
trees, he holds it reasonable to conclude That
lipbtnirr lads more victims 10 the open
country than cities" TIE average annual
number Of deaths hy lightning IN France
from 1885 to 1852, inclusive, Was seventy-iwo.
Ia 1885 there we're Ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
Long Concealed Murder Revealed.

A dog recently brought q -kul! 70 bis ma
ter, 10 the woods, pear Detroit, Micb 90. q
investigation the body Of a railroad co7iQ,
tor named John Hickey, formerly Of GC.
gis was discovered. He must have 5ssi
killed nearly a year agr. An lr'1mn
named kennedy is suspected Of the mu'.a
but he has escaped. The Deuroi! Fee Pa,
says -
I'VE have here a case which does E5, or
occur. A man is murdered, robbed, aUi e..
the woods, in the midst OF a swamp. I-s I.
der remains secret for nearly a year az.
finally revealed by a dog, which bnng'iy"
OF the murdered man 10 ms masicr ns,l.
gnawed it Tor his supper. The letters 'ola.'
veal the name Of the murdered mau al o..
derer, after the silence OF months had rrs'ei p
the terrible deed. The murderer l. tracked Tres
one extremity ot the Union 10 the o'heI-. I'd
times escapes as II by the interposIuon oI j"
pernatural aid, and still remains at lb,rY q
The proofs that can be brought agaIns; arn a.
overwhelming, and would result III HI c0a7.
hon If be could be found"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
EaiIhEuianL Kind,

Mr.. Thomas Drew, OF Worcester, was pa.-
tirg a favorIte bull, a few days ago, when
the animal turned upon him with great ieFo-
city. Oae Of lis hvrns, which fortunately
bad a ball or button on its poiot. struck DIR.
Drew on tue thigh, and, raking upwards
across the abdomen, made a large and an
pleasant confusion. Mr.. Drew was next
thrown PROSTATE ca the focr, and the bull
was about 10 trample bis victim TO death,
when Mr.. DIS faithful companion and ally, a
large NewfOurdland dog, entered the arena
10 bis masters defence. Toe dog engaged
the bulls affection, and ran cut vi doors,
closely pursued, giving his master az oppOr-
tunIty 10 beat q retreat,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
GENERAL Ross.

While wending my way and r..
review a snort time slnce-tae y,r
beautiful monuments and cengt,,b. q.
PauPs Cathedral, LIndou, nv sus.,; =
drawn 10 the door lie 4ilastl tas C,s., ""
the southeast ambuIatory, is 2 .rr~ -
monument by j kendrIck. 70 ,ha 'o.7.
Major General RDss. lhe design !.
dull, oId-tasbioued allegorric.I .,s. Z:
figure meant TO represent, ,algr r,. :
American fag upon o tomb ovar 10
Britannia bends in tears, while ) ~,
sends TO crown a bust with laurel -
The inscription, a worthy adiQnr, ,.
trite and spirltless a work oi arr. + m;
ERECTED AT II PUBLIC EyrEN.r
MEMORY OF MAJ1RGENEaAL KyBEgr , al
who having undertaken and cx.co,4
enterprise against the city Of W.b,,-"
Capital Of the United States Of Ao~''
which was crowned with ccmpIe,s ,n,,'
was killed shortly afterwards, While d.
a successful attack upon a superb,
near the city Of Baltimore, on the o..
September, 1914
now proceed to give al extract f,r
Eoslish work 10 my possession, VIZ: SmV..
Biographical illustrations OF We.,m:.
Abbey and ST. Paups Cathedral n,,..
has the following Interesting lien,
tive to the death OF Gen. Rjss:
Following up this advantage, RIssn.,,!
on To Baltimore IN abou, a iOrto,cb, =,
made the necessary preparations for carr
the " September II va. fixed f., -,
attack, aud Cd that day while recoonIip,, Z.
the eneny's position, the General VA. risy
out by a rgteman ami shot. Bur Re-. ,s..
seemed to opersie aS a shell upon the e,,.,
ton. While he lived, hope, couileace =,
victory attended the army; when be f.
the fortune of war was entirely char,sjr
wv Il
We give place to the above, as il tear. r,
on the once mOoted but we believe no,
disputed, question AZ TO WHO killed zen r..
Ine historic extract asserts that "lue G.r,.
al was picked out by a R.lem4n and SAT-
Both Wells aud McComas, Is kauvo. l..
longed to a rifle company. 10 referring T.
this subject, We may here state a fact WIKI
is not generally known. The funera. .t,,.
ces of the above named gallant yong us,
were attended by the R3s. DE-. W,at. Post.
OF ST. Pauls Church, 10 this city. We fQr..
er learn be is the only minister now lSIc,
and officiating as such, 10 Baltimore. 81.
was 10 tue discharge of plrrOchlal duties Il.
ring the war.-BJH. Pat.