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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

gS- d. C. Rumsey, formerly of Nashville,
a son-in-law of John Newland Maffit, was ar
rested recently in New Orleans on charge
of having forged Geographic dispatch. pur-
porting to have come from the house of j. III.
Hope a. Co, Tennessee. authorising him to
draw upon them for $500. He was attempt
ing to negotia&e the dispatch at the time he
was arreste d.-Chdt. 4ddUertiser.
Mr.. Rumsey is not the son-in-Iaw of JoHN
NEwLAND MAFFII-and if he is the same that
recently left here, his name is D. G.. instead
of d. c.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

wish TO sell exchange for property, IN the
neghborhood of Nashville, 2,40O of Land in
Tishamngo county, Miss, (Tuscumbia Creek bottom)
miles from the Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
five miles from Corinth Turnpike road running
through it from Cornth TO Kossuth Also, 500 acres
in Lafayette county, Miss. Il miles from oxford, 10
miles from the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
rich creek bottom land. Call and me.
ie2s-f JNO. II. JAMES.
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Ernnn EanAaS

ST. LoUIs-July 23.-The. Kansas Herald says
that Calhoun has issued certificates to those
elected. The Free State members from Leav
cnworth county receive certificates, giving
that party majority in both branches of the
State Legislature.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

ONE of the best articles of the present day
forpurifying the blood, and imparting healthy
and invigorating tone to the human system,
is McLean's strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier. We know it is. for we have tried it.
See advertisement in another column.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

A correspondent of the Gazette, over the
signature of TX, having made serious refec-
tions upon the management of the Bank of
Tennessee. Hon. CAVE JOHNSON addressed the
following note to the editors calling for the
author:
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-NuMauTIIuI.
DAILY PATRIOT OFTJCE,l
~ .Suxrtyr Tutv DAsh lxEG

COTTCN-Sales during the past two days
of about 100 bales at s(9IO4c. p ID.
Nothing doing in this article.
WHEAT-Is selling at Csc for prime red.
and 75c from prime white.
BACON-No change in prices. Demand
more active Soalders &C.; Hams73 oslo;
Clear Sides s@s3c, ftom wagons. From store
Shoulders Gle; Hams 9@94; Clear Sides
5000.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

beautiful shade trees, IN this city, have been
consumed by the catterpiIiars within the past
few weeks. The trees thus served look as if
they had been blasted by fire. lis there no
way to get rid of the hoary wormsf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24
NASHVILLE, July -, 1853.

EDIToRs PATRIoT:
Please insert the incloscd in your paper,
and if you feel THAT you should be- paid foI
contributing to the advancement Of yoar city,
make out your bill and will call and pay
ii. Respectfully. Q. +. d.
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wanted Immediately, 10, 900

-
popular selling Books in America. Invalids, mechan-
les farmers aud teachers, wishing to travel will ind
this a very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them the country and make money at the same
time Agents now IN the business clearing from
$500 to 500 per year. For full particulars and
list Of Books, address II. NJ. RULISoN, Queen City +,
Publishing House, l4l Main street, Cincinnati OHIO;
.rhving East, II. RULIsoN, Philadelphia. Pas
semi 2l.-ly ..F
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24
BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Odd lime 1873

III u IIss IoOo J
EDIToRs OF THE GAZETTE
Der .Srs: / wish to know the author of the
slanderous articls published in the Gazette,
over the signature of ~ that he may be
treated or exposed, as his character or stand
ing may make necessary.
Your obedient servant.
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The following toast was sent In ut the cele-
bratlon of the fourth in Auburn
To The Ladies (from Blackberry

List n the rossoa ! never hal wed
The reason no bride 10 the altar have led
The crtnolines, 81 Ks, and tho duck OF bonnet,
Would SOON show our table with nothing upon T.
From a Lady lin reply)
Rum driuker, tobacco chewer,
A. soon shah be received a. wuoor.
As lac who harps tn sang 80 sonnet
tin ladies' style OF dress binnet.
Who grudges q wife her dresses,
Unworthy h a WIfc's carcsses.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

00O BAGS Extra Family Flour from Boards Mills
<OO Wilson county, Tenn, for sale by
r. &c ANDERSON,
. Nos. s5-7, south College street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

CIRCULATION OF THE CITIZENS BANK-Mr.
J. Is. FAIRCHILD in letter to legal gentlemen
of Memphis asking their views upon certain
points involved in the Citizens Bank swindle,
puts down the circulation of the concern, as
far as ascertaint d, rs follows:
Amount of notes issued by Citizens Bank
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

I.Er- At the last meeting Of the Board of the
Nashville Bible Society, the report of Mr.. X.
NJ Hawkins, the Agent employed to diStrb-
ute Bibles in Macon county. Tenn, was pre-
scented and read. As everything connected
with the name of Washington is invested with
peculiar interest, ! was directed to communi-
cate the following extract from the report to
the papers of Nashville and request its publi
cation. NATH'L Cross, Pres't.
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Spiral llotifes.
Rock City Mills.
J.E. IkAIMAN N Co. PrOnriefOr,

| F. RAUMAN CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
- FLOJ K, Will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn, at their Mills, Of Line ami
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

New ORLEANS. July 22.-Minute guns were
fred from sun rise to sun down in honor of
Gen. Quitman.
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Ladies' Fine Shoes.

JUST RECEIVED
T AIDES enc Brown Italian Cloth Cong heel eaitsrs
IL = . - . B1gton :.
Black
q" KID siippers-handsouse triramings-
." KID GAtsrs, with aud ~llh0st ksels-
-" - SIDE lace heet 6aliers.
.. plain
csagrezs CATERS
Al Ma Il Public sqazre-
Je-S-a SNYDER FRrZEIL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

TR0rTING RAcE.-Tbe lovers of the sports
of the Turf should bear in mind the race to-
day. a clipping race is expected.
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s's' s''is.s'I'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

Rs- The splenasA residence the corner az Dead
rick and sansasF streets u fos Tor the balance
u the prsssut year. Apply Al Gsevk4 Co. : kx-
TSss osnce, % 10 fEAsUE LucAs
EaAylS-I
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FRUIT CANS.

An n,ts mac ufecinring fkLfI CANS Nhlcb possezz
l. trraiIth and sro2t $3.50 m sa@ilng Ep
Q1zr 81 - pr dossn- eazrb 81 o. pr dozss.
o.arts - 30 pr aszun- ezsrss o. % pr dossa.
AS IshIn keep hEss Supply haa1 during shs'ssA-
sna. persons orderiag from distance Inay rely %
kssias lex oreaEs 4.ief wEA cspatrh-
= ". wffsnS
pssssk-as u College slrsst. SzsasAls
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steamboat and River News.
ARRIVALS.
July 23-AcaciaC Cottage, Paducah.

Acacia Cottage, Paducah.
The river is falling with 26 inches water on
the Shoals
The Sligo departs to-day for Paducah.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24
MisrellaneOuS.

Cost! Cost. COST
NOV is your time 20 buy
~ Fine Sole Leather Trunk;
Hog skin .
4" Wood Iron Bound Trunk;
for cash determined TO close out the
lot preparatory 10 purchasing our Fall stock.
je16-u J. II. MCGILL-
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UN
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,
and saturdays, at 10 O'Clock. A. Va.
The new splendid passenger steamer MIN EIONKA,
Capt. IL &. MArHoSY will leave Nashville Monday
ana Thursdays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The light draught passenger steamer, CUBA, Capt
jams ". HUNI viii leave Nash lie Wednesdays s.,
sad Sstur,says al 10 O'Clock, A N.
The iight-draught Passenger steamer BLANCHE
LEWIS, Capt JoHS l. BGTkNAN, Will leave Nashville
0n Tuesdays aad Fridays, at 10 o'clock, NJ.
The above named are nrstclass light draught Pas
sengcr Boats, and they will leave regularly their
appointed days, making Connections at Padncah with
the United States Mail packets for the above named
places. for freight passage apply board or 10
je22-U A HAMILTON, AGESs-
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.

From anu alter tins date, until further notice the
price Of
Extra Family Flour. 81 % Fine Bran ......... so
Fine Flour. 70 Mixed Bran. ......-.. so
tnbuited ...........2 70 Coarse Bran ......... so
Mddlngs.-.-........l 70 Corn Meal SOC q bushel.
Shorts .............. 10
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free OF charge When selling by
the quantity their rate of discount is 10 per from
retail prices. J. +. BAUMAN X co.
MaT26-ly.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

Sales Of Cotton to-day 200 bales, with firm market
Kidding llXl0l2o Sales for three days 500 bales,
and receipts for time $50 bales.
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Charleston Market.
VI obiIe Market.

CHARLESTON, July 20, P. II.
Sales of Cotton to-day ZOO bales, 100 of which
were sold at I33zc. The market advanced &c.
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Extra Chance.

An orkFing f0E sale thai bezaIlfei House and Lot
on cherry street adluinins tbs ~tFson BnLdinxs q
tn0s ~ eearss % erertcn) fsntng 50 seet and run
nsng back Isl feet This the nnnst cesirahss prop
erty ths city tor sale Als tszo ssare ossses ca
AaFkrt street nszr Sprsag 81 Appiy e.
Will I, BOrD,
Ui-a No. - ces<xy s.rss6
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Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice OF Dissolution.
THE Arm Of ALLISON ANDERSON 4 90. com
Il posed OF And. Allison, 7. Anderson and ". ID
AIanahan, was by mutual consent dissolved the
lst day Of June, by the retiring % Mr. MLAnahan
from the arm. And. Allison and 7. Anderson
alone authorized wind up the business OF the old
arm Those Indebted 10 the late nrm are requested
O. make payment without delay, and those having
claims against the same viii present them for pay
usent ALLISON, ANDERSON co.
Having purchased Mr.. MTanAhan s interest IN the
gn.ds, We have taken Ia = partners our business
Dixon A Allison and John h johnson. We shall
tnue al our old stand, where VIC will be PLEASED 10
meet our old friends and merchants generally
Being anxlous 20 cut down present stick low
as possible, Preparatory Ia all purchase. viii
oner Inducements 10 prices II those wishing rcprn-
ish their stock Ne shall be glad AZ all times 10 re-
ceve their ORDERS aad vii do best 10 III them
satisfactorily.
Juhei& ALLISON, ANDERSON co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-24

AMOUNT OF notes issued by Citizens Bank
Of small denominations SO far as exhibited:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
Later from Norther,r a1sxrco.


From the Brownsville Flag of the 28sEI Blt we ex-
tract the following intelligence:
By the arrival Of the mail from MonteYey 10 Mata-
moFo5, on Saturday iast NE have dates from
ter place to the 18th inst. The Official BaIletin Of
that date announces other Victories Ertrar0n had
fallen into the hands Of the forces under Governor
OF Chihuahua, who had declared for the Constitution
of 81. Gnannjuato, Guadalaiara and Zaeafeeas had
also fallen into the hands Of the liberals while the
news OF the abandonment Of the city OF Mexico by
the pretender Zul0aga had been confirmed
News has also reached Matanoros that GeasraE
Moreno had abandoned the important point 0R Tam.
piCo and fed to the mountains, leaving the town Ill
charge of only fifty men. Gen. Caryaial, with q
large detachment Of the forces of Taaulfpas Wa4 10
have marched on Tampico, while others pnTsued the
retreating General Moreno. Governor Cara bad left
MatamOrOs to superintend in person the movements
Of the Tamaupilas forces. The battery and ammani-
ton which left here for Monterey was expected to
arrive in time for Gen. VdaurT to take the field iB
person on the 9th Of this month which he announces
as his intention to do, at the head of the main hOw
Of the army Of the North, SO soon as these needed
supplies shall have arrived at Monterey. Every step
OF the brave frontiersmen has been marked with q
signal triumph thus far and but little doubt is uoF
entertained OF their ultimate and speedy success.
Immediately after the taking of San Luis PotOsi,
Col. ZnaZna issued decree bauishng the bishop OF
that diocese and thirty priests. The complaint
against these CleFGyrnen seems to be that they dy
ing the action OF san Luis were very active under
the lead Of their bishop Baraas in encouraging the
redcOnis forces in the city to resist the entrance Of
Iuazuas troops taking the field in person and dis
tributing sanctified' medals to the soIdery thus
pretending to make God bless their blows, and i'd
case they fell giving them passport to heaven.
Barajas is the Spanish for cards. Here seems to have
been mastery shuttle for trnmps, but Don Juan Ga
knayish name) held both bowers against the pack.
and euchred them quite notwithstanding the crafty
management Of their cards; and to prevent the re-
petition of such games has banished the whole pack
The paper says that their destination is Texas, 70
whom the editor of the Boetin earnestly recommends
/ the example of the reverend clergy Of this State
that they may learn the behests Of their Divine Mas
ter to attend to affairs pertaining to the salvation of
the soul and leave those Of the body to the manage
ment of those who direct the temporal government
sonages have been detained on their road By Gen.
Carvajal, who, placing muskets in their hands, had
marched them on foot in the direction Of Tampieo.
/ Ihe latter report. however. needs Confirmation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

death. f9Gsae Y 5ie sAs
EConstantIn0ple. sM ia9ai
hemai Ehendi has received the Submission II tbs
hts1t8ehtas ana an order has been sent t8 Iiin IN
Withdraw the troops. The electric wire foF s tals
erapa from Constantnople to Bassord has arrived n,
two English ships. IL
A letter from Ragusa Of the 4th gives the following
account Of the meeting between tie Gonsls ana sse
Christian insurgents Of the herzegovina
The meeting took place Ia the plain before Tsl1a
buk, fortress built on the top Of high foely ana
garrisoned by 900 Blshi- Bazouks When re Com
sus were seen approaching, the chief of elle nsors
gents Of KOViauick and about fifty of his men who
were waiting advanced 10 meet them and fgsd tyelr
maskets in the air by way Of welcome. an Sour
later, the chiefs Of Bagnani Piva and other places
with their followers, arrived. The chief Of te insYs
gents Of Iubz, whose name is Luka Vical0gitch was
the only chief absent and his absence was oeeaoned
by his not having learned in due time the appoint
ment Of the meeting.
letter from the frontiers Of Bosnia, dated the
18th inst, informs that within the last Few days
5000 Christian Bosnian peasants had sought gefBgs
on the Austrian territory, in consequence Of tae
eesses committed by the Turkish soldiers. TIE
Christians, who had been disarmed by Omar Pasha,
had resisted with seythes and other agricultural i'm
Penent5 but we're defeated By the Turks on the 8th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
ae6 ORLEANS l9aiIp Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9. 1855.
Texas Intelligence.
The Galveston News Of Thursday last saws:


t'' Ye's''n news o' uuFSu4y laSU says
s 'H,er tieI P Hg @ 5a%s Foi S penG ma county, wIiSes @
this summer. more than for many wears before, He
thinks, however, it is now abating He says more
medicine has been given on bis own plantation, dur
s e so o SA i,oS m Dan aQLng inc tye previous Us
suffer for want IF Rim. C6tt6n cipg ia now c6m
menced generally,
The Houston journal says
There are about l25 hands at work on the third
section oil the Central road rushing it ahead as fast
possible to get that section within the terms of
the charter The contracts for grading cross ties and
iron are all let We are informed that over 100 men
are at work on the }renham branch and it is going
on as fast as possible. About two miles of iron are
mOnd. The Columbia road is all ready for the iron,
whicn IS Doubtless on the way ere THIS lime The eX-
lo u, ne riIe ILea toao 10 Aosln ls laEof"2Ie
,LT ,%t' ~ alu H. @ Ky 12' oaS'7 W
- -,l'' 80! -, w '1IV''
a man named RooefJ James was arrested IN colo
rddo county few days ago, charged with having
knocked n man down and robbed him of 81 SOO in
C,,1l p,,isI, 1o.f,,,a ,,,,,,;a1,@I,.tl,a
'N'O al 'l' ''"9''', n IIN u'ss Pie'io0sly viz
nqaiq pof1L
The Liberty Gazette states that some men, while
engaged in cow-hunting, found the body of man
named AIurphy-who it was said was drowned OIL the
srh0oupr K ln ,1ea, Pod Fish han nm +l,n IGfl milf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

GRAoEFrI CoMpLINENr.- Washington. visiting
lady in his neghborhood, on leaving the house, lit
tie grl directed 10 open the door He turned 10
the child and said: am sorry. my lt,le dear to
give you 50 much trouble.. q wish, sir She tepti.
ed, it was to let you in..'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

\ DECIDED HIT.-During the very warm weather
in June last, party of ladies and gentlemen from
Hector made an excursion of Seneca lake, from Wat,
kins to Geneva, by the steamer S. a. Arnet and
finding the day so delightfully."- cool and peasanton
the lake one of the ladies' remarked to the captain
that while the weather continued SO hot she would
like to be captain herself very we'll He replied, in q
gentemanly manner that he would not object 70 her
becoming captains mate if the business increased as
fast as it bad done the previous week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
LAKE TO Be DRAINED, : The FRANKLIN Cst.

q IU Es0s-
Mary's) Banner says:
Mr. Wilson, the engineer of the Second Swamp
Land District informed while here. that BY care
fuI examination and survey, he finds that Spanish
lake be drained perfectly dry. 1t is but eight
surface Of the Teche. He thinks the bottom Of the
Spanish lake will in a few years be cultivated field
and that the floating vegetation now on it's surface
when it decays, will make the land rich beyond a
precedent. The land around St. Martinsville, lie
thinks. win Then become as dry as ErankLin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

MURDOCH, THE GREAT AMERICAN AGFoR-A gem
tleman, who has just returned from visit to this
distinguished gentleman, at his farm in Ohio, ID.
forms US that he has been suffering for some
time with afflicton of the eyes SO much SO that
he is not able to read He is now, however, rapidly
recovering, and anticipates being able to resume his
profession in the fall Mr. NJ. has a splendid farm,
which is worked equally well as any in his neighs
gagged in cultyating the grape. baltimore Sun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
-, -, I9ONTCE1AfI fITESAIN RAIL.
- ~ - R0AD- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Departure Of Cars.


after oclock5 and the same mornings will make the
soi clock "trip.
Horse car will leave city every morning except Sun
days o'clock, and the Lake hour after the last
Eraius.
Extra special trips when required, By n9ying the
duetor.
IA Station House been erected enty Ridge where
the train viii stop when required excep mail trips
and after clock Sundays Fare each way 10 cents and
The Conductor must have timely notice to stop
Due notice wllbe given Of the half hour trips.
the July half hour trains leave every
day, frern2 O'Clock to 9 p NJ,
half hour trains will leave day from O'Clock to 8
r II. M "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

The Herald says that Austria occupies herself en-.
tirely with the ameliOration and extension of her
military marine in the Adriatc. The Archduke
Maximilian is commissioned TO take measures to ang
ment the number of great vessels belongng to Austria
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

We understand that general officer has been sen
to Jeddah by the Turkish Government and that thi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

A monument to Madame sontag has been erected
at Marienthali near Dresden, by the Duke of Neck,
enburg Strelit2.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
NJ A R S ELLIE S

SEE FOR MARSEILLES- = Tue Al FAST
FSSSEN sailing American bark MOucIka, Capt Hamilton,
Sa7 now loading for the above For freight apply
J.P. WHITNEY 4 co, 35 Carondeet street
For passage having fine accommodations apply the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

S&T~ FOR MARSEILIES- THE Al EAST
Rf$% sailing American s CaImatiC, Capt Devereu&
sis now loading and will have quick dispatch. For
j. P WHITNEY K Co, 35 Carondect street.
For having He accommodations apply 10 the
tain on board Post 49, First District je23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
sEA-GOIEG VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO. !
SA BINE IS

Snjls on FRIDAY, Angusi IL at O'Clock A. NJ.
-E[EA FOR SABINE PASS AND CALVES
FKtHBF6 tonu. s. Mail Iiuelhe Southern Steamship
aaS Campany's superior cOpEere1 ard copper fastened
steamship lhoHn will leave above stopping Sabine
Pass going and returning from Galveston carrying the IT,
s. mail.
For ffejsht passage having aperior accommodations ap
ply to @. b. PAYEE, 81 Camp street
sB-A steamship Of lhs line Will leave above the
I'D August. aD4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
PHILADELP HIA.

S%& FOR BOSTON REGULAR LINE-THE
FsS8% , a fast sailing packet bark CCphas StRrTet,
chos, mister having most of her cargo engaged,
will have dispatch. For balance Ot freight, nppy
GEO. w. HYNSON It co, 80 Camp Htreet.
passage apply to the captain board, Post 20 First
District. Hu5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
DI LID.

At the residence of Ioonard Daniel ir Mt Am.
herst Court HOUSE, ON the morning OF the Sth ius
Mr.. Jane, NJ Danie,. aged 81 years Tho de
ceased was horn ia the -ounv oi Cumberland and
rcnioyc 10 this county in the Year Of 1911. For
II years he has lived in this community constant
ly gaining the respect md ,e;,e' alton of all who
knew him. hy the superior kind lcss of his disro-
sition, as well by the sterin: int ,riy Of his
character. To him was given m energy aud per
severance possessed by .ew, and now.ai'er having
oyertome'the cares and disappuirtments of a long;
lie. he has g,ue to his rest. o, calmly and peace
fully n the setting sun sinks behind the west to
rise again ia Il ncl; AMI brighter existence HIS
sorro wing relatives md friends may well forget
their groi in the ,eco.l"ction> ii his virtues, ard
strive +" foil Wv .',c good example which he has
lc;i { ar tip,r imIi tion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

SPECIAL CouRT OF AprE,ls--Fridav, Dec. 10
Present: Judges Daniel. Baker. Marshall and Gil
n,er The case Of Samuel Garland VS.. James G.
Hunt: appeal from Circuit Court Of i.ynchi'nrg
Judgment reversed new trial granted. and the
cause remandcl to the Circuit Court for further
proceedings.
Allowance made to II. Huntington rs crier.
Court adjourned till this morning.