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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRIEN6M. NJ. BRIEN, il.
Attorneys at Law,


OPPICB NO. a WESF-SlDE CHERRY sTRBEF,
COOPEk's BUILDING,
(RoFmerlY occupied By I'd. BEing.)
HAVE taken in eOparnershp my n. "A. BRIKH, IT.,
In the practice O laW in all courts Of Davidson county;
One or both generally be found In the once. Prompt
and especial attention given to GecurRg and collecting all
esims money alEays rsady when coleeed) have been
Onsfanty and regularly engaged IN my profession in the
dOuntain District Tor tie last 0yeaTs, and win continue
tend 70 securing and collecting claims ntussd my
In the counties Of Cannon Dekab, Whte Fsntress over
t)n Putnam, and Jackson. have general acquaintance
with the merchants and business IN those counties. Th
merchants Of Nashville and in Oiher places, might fad It
heiTintest 10 confer with me In relation thereto.
sofeT to any and all persons who know my ability
and prompt attention TO business.
archI7-'57-fy MANSON n. BRIENs
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v. A. sTaEEr. EIHa WI. = EEREHF.
STREET. KING & CO..
"A GOPneyS at Ia q Vs
LAND, COLLECTION, AND
q n Err 4 L 4 = " rs,
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERREIORK
JEIL practice Law in the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
w hebrasks buy and sell Land Warrants, enter land On
me give special attention making selections Of lands IN
Nebraska for those wishing good and desble locations in
distant dealers reasonable terms pay taxss r
nish OF entries and titles notice. buy and
sell lands tOwn-ot and all kinds Of real estate and do
GkNkRAL AGENCY business.
REFEREHcEa.
W.S. Gilman, Banker, New YORK city.
ConVgrse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass.
G. Vibbard Sup' ". Y Central Railroad Albany, n
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
Hon. Francis B. FoRg, hashylle, Ten.
Johnson, Weaver & CO.. 3"
d.. J. S. Young,
Gov. Wm. B. Campbell, Lebanon q
Hon. JOFdon Stokes, -
Lucas, Thompson & CO., St. Louis, No.
McGaric, Chiitenden & CO., ksOkuk, Iowa.
Wm. n. SEWERS q CO., Bankers, OskRi0Osa, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge & Co. Council Bluf1,
Davis, Moody & CO., Chicago, Illinois.
MA. Johnson & CO., New Orleans. La- iu2-n.
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A GOOD lot OF Jois Seantlng, and two inch Plank ol
"A hand, cheap for cash. good lot OF Boards and POph
shingles be delivered In few days those wanting
them. My Mill is cutting daily Agent for other Mills
and will pay particular attention all orders Call at The
Savings Institution and Issve your orders if you wish tnem
q
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Notice.

IYNTHA FLINN and her hers, are hereby notified 70
~ forward, and file legal claim 70 the legacy len
her her mother JudUh SeGTs Cec'd, ae Of Hall coun
~ Sate Of GeOrga) within three years; the same Will
lapse aud be distributed 20 the other heirs Of said deed
Published by order the honorable court Of ChRnceys
September Term 1857 GAINESVILLE Hall, county, Ca,
October I7th 81. M. W. Brown,
uoYS--6 -6mlAm Executor OF judith Sellers decd
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Mr. Knoulss Is Master Of Machinery Of oar Road and
tsliabl- nan IN whose statements We would condda.
v. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattano0ga RailFoads
n. 4. ANDERSON,
6uperintend8ui o. N. q Q. b. u.
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Land for Sale.
Three Hundred Acres,

FWVHE uuuerslxued ofsrs Iog sale the PtaaLatOn hs
on " hlch hs sides, called Capital ~
view. lying three miles from Nashville, Sue
North .iie of Cumberland riYtF containing abUut
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NASHVILLE, Tens, Jan. 30, 1889.
We are using the ParaiEe Camel Coal on On Ma-
chine Shop and take great pleasure 10 stating tha have
never used any OIL 70 equal It, 10 viii veg Eraafly
longer ubFicat8 thoroughly thAn The best qualify
OF LaF or other EdinaTy OIL is Tree from gum, and aI
suoh an OIL needed for machinery. We doubt NOT t
must into general We think this Oh fully squal
10 the best Sperm and thar gallon 10 worth tam
ANDiW ANDERSON.
J.. B. ROMANs.
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[. n SAVAGE
j. n. SAVAGE. B. b. ANDERSON
SAVAGE d ANDERSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,


m NV III6J n Q n n Q o. Q
Having associated themselves together n the practice Of
Law, will give their undivided attention all business
trusted them They will practice in all the Of she
fOurtB Judicial Circuit and also in the counties Of Warren
Cannon, Wilson, and in the Supreme Court Nashville.
ianS-tf.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUNS.
LARMERS Mechanic and Merchants Visiting Nashville for
II the purpose Of purchasing Hardware Of any kind,
Wholesale and Retail, will do well 10 call
MACY q HAMILTON,
oct 2s No. A College stredt.
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WETE have on hand large and complete assortment o
w Shovel and TOngs and Androns and FendeTs Knivee
and Forks Carpenters and Blacksmith Circular Saws
all sizes, IRON 10 81 inch. Saw GummeEs Machine Beet
ing ali 20inehes wide. Pages Patent Circu
lar Saw Mill, Straw CueTs and great variety Of Farm.
ing Implements. Icct 29l NACBE & HAMILTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20


sUPTs OFFICE RICHM'D& DANy;LLE u H.
RICHMOND, January 2yth, 1864. J
r -uyns-x:ax1 N0riCE.-For the
- 34aeeommodation e persons
desiring 20 De Ia Richmond on the I'D frtruaIy 70
witness the ceremonies Of the installation o. tue
Washington Statue, an extra train WILL De run on
the line on SUNDAY. the 2st, leaving DanSlile ol't
ton at 730 A. M stopping the Stations to take up
passengers. -. -. ~ q
There will be Train at the Junction to meet the
Train on the south vide Railroad coming from
Lynctburs, on SUNDAY, the 2ist February To Drins
Persons to Richmond. ,,.,, AR, ,fytr
TARY C0MpANIES-By arrangement, the hich,
mond and Danve Railroad aud soath slde hlii M,
will bring TO ichniond from Lynehburg or pahtllie
and retnru Benevolent Associations or Foianteet
Companies numbering ~ or over, who lntehn pa,,-
cipating in the ceremonies accident IT, the ustailh
tion az the Washington Statue on the I'D February
for six dollars each Tor the round zip. 1870,
ALSO-For the sccummodatiOnsof persons deSifins
10 come 10 Richmor,d on MONDAY morning. the "a
February and return in the evening. specia tram
aill he run leaving the Junction on Monday morn,
nr the 23d February, at 20 A NJ. stopPipg r. an
the Stations 10 take up passengers, ana arrive III
Richmond about Ia O'Clock ". Returning, a spe-
riaI train will leave Richmond Station, on Monday
ey.n,pg. at 5 o'clock NJ. AMI run TO the Junction
G. CAMPBELL.
Gt-dt2ai Gen'l superintendent.
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DRY GOODS.
IONS NEW GOoDa a X.

NEW GOODS, NEW GO0D9.-A. X.
~ PARKER * co. have Just received per steamer
jamestown, variety OF new and Desirable uools
selected in person by Of their concern, now 10
New York. They will inue 10 be supplied from
time TO time with whatever is most fasaionaose
Among the Goods Iust received, are the ioloHng
Black fouueed Silk Robes
Do Aquilla do do
Coid Aquille d. do
Spring Silks. in Robes, Bayadere, Chene and
satin stripe
Spring d. LANES in Printed. Bayadere and Robes
Aquiile
Plain Mousselnes and Debeges
Printed Challes Chaliie De Laines and poia d.
Chsrre
French, En- slish aud American ETints
musliu Sets and Muslin Collars
Cambria Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets aud Black Grape Collars
lllHsioB Capes; Illusion Bertha5
Full supply of Aiexander's Kid Gloves
Gehrs, Ladies' and Children's hosiery. &ty g.
f. Is A. X PARKEK d co.
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n The Factory at the corner Of Cary and 9TH sts
iiI be rented If application be made In short time
Ii Is IA very desirable abshment to any one wish
ing 10 engage IN the business, having three story
brick kitchen a large lot ard sheds attached, be
ie li-eoiSt JAMES THOMAS, JR.
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CONDEMNED TO DiE.-Wilidm Williams, convicted
OF the muir Ter of Hendricks, will. in all prUbabi-
ty have 10 forfeit his life for the awful crime COM
United. His counsel, who have been laboring in
cessantiy to save his ife have again been defeated
before the highest Judicial tribunal of the State
of the Court acknowledgements Uni0n
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NOVEL LtwsuT.-During revival, in the Second
Methodist Church Of Lancaster, Pa, last week. the
Rev. MIR. Walters, pastor, persmptorily ordered
those persons who did not wish TO comply with
his request ito kDeel during prayer.) to leave."-
MIR. Henry Miller OF that city. refused TO do eth
err whereuPon Mr.. Walters instituted suit again
Mr.. Miller, before magistrate. clergyman of
the same church appeared as a witness, testifyiug
that IL was not compulsory with every one 10
kneei but simply customary, when Judgment was
given in favor of defendant
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%Ty LADIES' MOROCCO HEELED
$1<SS-sS BO0T5-A large supply ca hand o.,
tremiy cheap
ALo0-HOroccc Boots without heels, at only So
thick aud thin sOes 10 the finest worn.
WI WALSH, No % Main -
f. J. Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
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The CHATEAUx IN FRAScE.-According to gener-
al survey lately made of all the old castles an d
country seats now existing 10 France. there re.
manned &c, 1872, whereof 81 are of the 18th and
18th centuries. SOL Of the l4tn and 18TH and 31l4
of the 10Th. The others are of a later date More
than $500 Of them have drawbriiges, turrets and
creHelated battlenents
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TIE CATHOLIC CHURcH on DRUNKENNESS Bishop
Bayiey, the Catholic Bishop of New Jersey has is
sued a manifesto, bringing the machinery of the
church to bear against the vice of Drunkenness
His letter on the subject has been read in all the
churches, in which he calls attention to two class
es-the drunkards themselves, and the dealers in
liquor. Leaving to the pastors the choice of the
particular means to be used, he suggests that each
should keep list of the drunkarJs and liquor.
dealers in his church. lie says:
II am determined to make use of the most &C.
we're measures against all who are addicted to this
scandsous vice; and II they continue in the prnc
tice ofitthey must 1t outcasts from the Caho-
lie Church, who have no right to the name of
Catholic while they live, nor to Christian burial
when they die
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RAILROAD ACADEMIA man named Jacob Ja-
cobs, residing 10 Baltimore, was run over by the
cars while crossing the railroad bridge, Gu Back
river, near that city, on Wednesday last, aud SO
terribly injured, that his recovery is deemed i'm
possible. The traip pissed over both of his legs
az the ankles, crushing them so that the iutegu-
ments alone held the parts together.
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IS NOTICE To GENTLEMEN.-W
- have Just received a large lot Of gents very
- fac DRESS BOOTS; also. 2eLts MtiEk.
49, PROP BOOTS. made by the celebrated man
utscturerl. j Miles 4 son. Of philadelphia, whose
bouts certainly tit prettier and mvrs eaely than
any boots be f1and in the market Gentlemen aIo
respectfully invited to call aud examine them ~
PUTNEY < WARES,
f. Is No lie Main St. Richmond, Va.
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DECEASED Mr.. Jacob Dubbs, one of the Oldest
citizens of Harrisburg, Pa, died on Mon lay noon.
aged about seventy years. lie was drum major oil
the second regiment of Pennsylvania volunteers
from that place, in the war OF 1872, under the
Command OF Capt. Walker
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WATCHES. cT.ocra -
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS

GT~ HAGAN'S JOHN is Out n
49, OF tho ring. Tile question viii I1c3N
DE asked, why 1t IL written the taIsufer L. -
thy Of his wages, and Why should a nas "a, e.
naught! Thankful for past fayors, aud q oan.ian
anee Of good will, -''e
Rise, Jupiter, ard Gaitg de Eoo7, -
HAdAN's JOHN still retains Greek Nation --,,h
all Jig laws aud indebe rights, FOR il h ,tf.,fs,
That seifpreservation j. the 6rst law of Mature -
why should Nan despair. 50 long As there "a a roc,
70 uniurl for he knnWeth not his dsstiny1 Tbeys
fpre, have commenced my old htlsipeas on ls,,
street, and Will be ready to build from leeIbst
row 70 q slx horse Coach-wiii hire out sell traSs
anu lake Horses on iivery-Vil be ready h trais
ir ahythIpE, nom goose yoke up 70 a blid tx -
barnnul. with All his humbBgs. and Walker with M.
military reu0wn. is uothng 10 copnt.,r, m a.
SANS JOHN career. which you viii hear more II
hereafter JOHN HATAS
IS I9-ts e. -
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FERROUS Ca.RGg The Marlboro (Md.) Gazette
states that DR.. Wm. h. Peach, of that county, has
been held la $1,000 to answer the charge of Hfict
ing wound, with a we&p IN on the head of Daniel
scaudelin, thereby causing his death.
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- $40 KEWARD.-Ran away from

90 SO kEWAkD.-kan away from
"a the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. SAID ne
"a gro was bought by John Saunders Esq, of
- LoretJo. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
Richmond, to my care: and ] furnished him with
pass to go and his wife, aud return i'll one week
from the date # the pass, which dated eaily in
September last. His wife then living in Ches-
terhsd county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro was Pmancpated by the late ThOs. U. Taylor
viii give the above reward, il delivered to me 10
Richmond or to John Saunders at LOretto, in Essex
county, Va WM. 5. PHILLIPS.
de 5-ts
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THE DISPATCH.


1Hs o. 8. fsraArs CerosApo.- The following IA
med ofcers have been ordered 10 the steam ffigats
Colorado. the dag ship Of the hsms squadron, now
lying at Norfolk:
Capt. WIN. II. Gardner; LieHtenauts, Edward Ian
Ter, Thoss A. Stevens, Abner Read, VIM. L. Powell
beverly kenoa. acting master. Charles @. Carpen
ter; heet surgeon, Edward ailchrist; passed assis
taat surgeons, A. NJ. Lynch, A. NJ. yedder; purser
y. G. Doran: chief engineer, W. W. W. Wood; frst
assistant Engineer, Thcs. A. Shock, second assis
tanes. John W. Moore, Alex. Greer, y. X. Hsiu
John purdy, Philip Inch, Chas, II. Levy; boatswain
John Mckinley; gunner, John owens; carpenter
Amos Chick; sail maker, VIM. Bennett.
The Colorado is ordered out to relieve the Wa
BASH aud the contemplated trip Is her nrst, as she
has nos yet had even trial trip.
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DE.TH Pom TETASUs--A little daughter of John
LAMONT, of Manchester, Pa fell the ice last La.
turday. and injured her foot Lock jaw set ia, and
she died on Monday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

THs HSRAfTAag.-A bin has passed both Houses
ofthe Tennessee Legislature aiio wing further tune
Of two years for the general governments accept
snce of the Hermitage for the site of military
school.
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A SAD MIs-SrEP ON THE THRESHOLD OF LIFE.-The
case OF Charles Aibaugh, who was this afternoon
sentenced to the pententiary for three years is q
sad one lie is quite young man, the son of
highly respectable parents at Mount Gilead, and
but fortnight since was married to young lady
of of the first families in that place. lie had
been employed 20 carry the mail from Mount Gi-
lead to the railroad. about two miles distant
Frequent complaints of mail robberies in that d j.
rection mad been made, and decoy letters were
sent by special mail agent Prentiss, resulting in
the arrest OF young Albaugh on the 2Sh Of last
month. Judge Wilson took his youth aud the cir
cumtances of the case into consideration when he
fixed the term of puaishment-three years in the
penitentiary. What beginning OF life for an es-
young mar, who but few DAYS before he bad lin
ed timable yDung girls destinies with hs,-CIeus-
land Herald ofaie 12A inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

@:s FOR RENT-The Dwelling above
III store, containing five Rooms suitable for a
N.nily OF Lodging Rooms There is al entrance
from the st. Charles Hotel to these rooms. : pply
70 DUKE 4 HUTCHESON,
ia It's No 40 Main street.
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CUMMINGS PATENT STRAW CUT
~ TER.-We have been appointed agents far the
sale Of this celebrated HAY, STRAW, AND CORN
STALK CUTTER. II received three premiums Ar
or late State Fair. few on hand and for sale by
BALDWIN, CALDWELL 4 co.
no 3-u No I4S Main -
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" pIlIts, VIII 90 Wei t0C Al az
HARhI5 q CO.'S Shoe Depgt
70 -
II co.

J GENTLE MEMS DRESS
SHOES AND B0UTS In store and for
sale cheap, large assortment vi Calf and
Patent Leather shoes Of all the styles worn. INST
suitable for the approaching 23d Balls AMI Parties
BE sure 10 70 to WALSH's No @ Main street Oh
p0site the st. Charles Hotel.
te II WM WALSH
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NORTHERN lCE.-We are prepared to
L receive orders for ICE, By the cargo delivered
at any landing James river, and at Acquia creek
Our old customers will find making ample prep
arations TO keep them cool New ones will find us
on Cary, between 18th and 18th sts.
fe 3-im~ b WAKDWELL & Co.
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AT COST, AT COST. CLOTHING,

~ CL0THiSG.-We are closing cut eur entire
stock OF Fail and Winter Goods 81 cost. 20 make
room for Spring and summer Goods. Mecsn show
all persons In want Of Clothing handsome lot Of
Cashmere Business Coats, Over Goats Of all styles
aud grades: black aud fancy Cashmere Pants assert
ed iat Of Cashmere. Velvet and Mern0 Vests.
ALStf--A large lot Of Furnishing Goods, patent
Yoke aud Shoulder Seam SHIRTS fancy and white.
selling az cost at Waller cos,
IL les corner Main and Pearl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
MR.. r. II. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-l
Va have tried 100 bottles Of your EXCELSIOR BITFERs
Nth my customers, and universally recommend IL az
Specific against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever
&c. Asa TONIC, find it superior TO any other art
lie have ever tried As an agreeable article ia a
)ocRTAIL, il Is only to be used to be approved.
Your friend and servant,
su u TH0S. FALLON II. D.
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=
FOR RENT AND SALE.

81 FOR RENT--A very desirable res
U:s iicnce on Grace street between Foashee and
Adams lasely occupied by Philip p. Winston. IL
contains ten rooms RaA and fixtures co'nplet large
kitchen aud all necessary out houses, Nth cay wa
ter in the yard Possession given iaameaately.
Auply 10 4 ID DBNOJS,
No 2sj Nasa street
Or, DANIEL DEMON,
"a is-lw Treasury uaice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

Cool RscsPuoy.--ln the lower house Of the
Tennessee Legislature, resolution rendering tia
use Of the hall to General William Walker, N6gi
calling upon him for public address upon -
ragosn Affairs, was tabled by vote of 81 to-
I-;4-a.- -.
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g. FOR RENT-Tne House situated
:s on the Southeast corner 81 frs; and Clay SIS
Ii contains rooms AMI is being thoroughly re-
paired ami has good yard, well OF excellent wa
ter a Khcli+n and lars. Garden attached. -
e. l6-ed6t JAS NJ TAYLOR SON.
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nIjLUMpS--puNps----sye have lhis day

ENTERED into Cepartnership. aea call the siien
ton of thoss In want 30 sample o. the oldst} D.
Llsi PUMP which has heen Ia rSe for Gundr,-s %
sears and proves the best ptimp ever used We ate
rrs pared 60 pat Pumps Ia wells af the lowest CASH
pTieez at sbest ttee, and Finish q IN the met az
proved sfvle which NE warrant Co give Attlstat-
lion shop on Wesiham PIaak Ra4i, haig q cssie
from Rlchni. nd AIl0fders ifsm theeguntFy prompt
IS attended to sU1HR 4 CoSbi.
Ia 2-sIfm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

The ARMY BLL-In the senate. on Wednesday.
the army bill being under consideration, Mr.. John
son, of Tenn, submitted "a substitute, which Mr..
Wilson accepted instead Vt his own, providing for
four thousand volunteers to serve only during the
present troubles in Utah.
Mr. johnson said that he offered his amendment
because he deemed 1t right in ITSELF aud at the
time reflected the views of the administration -
The bill reported from the committee on military
affairs did not represent the wishes the admin
istration. which had not asked for permanent in
crease of the standing army. In the course of his
remarks he said that disgust Rad been expressed
at Polygamy in Utah, but yesterday the Senate had
voted to give reception TO a representative of the
Grand Turk and his harem. But to come nearer
home. there was more practical polygamy in New
York city than in Salt Lake. The difference was.
in the latter it was tolerated by religious belief.
whilst in the former il exists in violation of law
and the moral sense of the community.
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CAV MILL.-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on MayO's Island from
Mr.. john " illiamS, have made arrangements 10 get
contnuons supply Of hnr logs ot the best selected
growth aud quality. They are prepared to furnish
They viii endCaYor make if the interest OF
builders TO deal with them, and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
orders left AZ the Mill, At our Shop, on 6th and
Cary atrs cts, shall lie promptly attended TO.
fe-2-LS JOHN GEO. GIBSON.
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TNKUSSES, TKUoSES, IKUSSES I'VE
l. invite the attention of physicians to a aud
improved TRUSS, for the cure al Hernia. Its se,f
Admiration tGatssss aud natural pressure is strik
ipgy evident We have also all the usual STYLES and
patterns OF Trusses for Umbiiical, Ineruical aud
temoral Hernia, ia use: with large assortment OF
Surgeons Bandages and Appliances; Splints Silk
and Cotton Elastic Stockings. for eag1coss reias;
Shoulder Braces. &C
MEADE BAKER, Pharmaeeutists,
lS6 N. w. cor. Main and 10th st.
srt,,
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aEl IMPORTANT NOTICE TO d
EAAA Hat BOOT AND CATER WEAREKs Is
From Is TO ~ Per cent. saved by buying from ~
). Il. ANTHONY. Columbian HDtei. Best ~~"s
quality moleskin Hats $3.50 second quality ); silk
fIats, 8 250 fine cafskin sewed Boots, $3,5O; Cor.
xIess Boots best quality French patent leather s.
English kid, $3.3E buckskin, 1885, lasting $3.50
caliskin So z patent Leather pumps. So eaifskin do
1878: calfskin Oxford Ties 81 25 They are all made
soorder and warranted to wear well.
Terms. cash on delivery; ono price and no abate
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eas STORE FOR RENT-The store
E:a lately occupied by P. H. Taylor rs music
store, Governor street. between Main and Frank
lin. Apply to ). HARDWOOD, opposite.
?. IL. TAYLOR has removed TO No l38 Main ST.,
near Hrb de q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
RUNAWAYS,

g $75 REWARD.-Kanaway from
IA my farm, Craigton, early IN October last,
sNElS bright muiatto girl, nahied nancy GRAN
a THAN sometimes calling herself '.ary.
sne IIas bright black eyes long black eyelashes,
thin yi>age, bushy head of hair, OF sandy color,
straight, stabilize firm, ami steps long when walk
ing. and sabout fifteen years old. l will give So
for her apprehension and delivery to me- ut farm
S2 tor the discovery Of her harberers with suf
fcieut proof to convict them. She has relatives in
the city of Richmond living near the Monumental
Church, aud WAS last seen going from Manchester
to that part of the town.
fe Ifs MM 4 CHRISTI AN.