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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27


TIME rAUCTION SALE
OF PAIL AND wINTER DRY COOKS!
clothing, HATS, Boots and shoes.
WE wuIssii TUESDAY and wednesday, ooto5eras and 9Th
w lsjs sc1unt % whom it may coueern args line Of
New, Fresh and Fashionable staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods, &e-
being the second large enlargement supplies Of srau
disc made by us Cor this F sales Merchants will pleae
notice at in this stock there will be fould great many and
sides general stock Of staple Goods wiz good line u
Ladies Dress Goods Lerse1 Bon9ss Ribbons also arg
every grade AID krd Negro Boans and Baos; also - e
Hne Fur Cashmere Hats 80 pairs all wool ard
half WOOL Carpets Lard saTe Ona9nIs ba=snsi = DIoen
size quality also $50 pairs Negro kersey. &c, &c
City and Country Merchants
Will please bear mind that these Goods consigned
he sodregardess Of prices. This sale gi give you grand
opportunity Of ecruug your reiuc prices An
nave to say is II you Do business to make money you " IN Re -ure
tend the sale Remember, October 26h tie rst day Of
osi2O ii No. o. Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
sale Of Lots in Ashland,
CHEATHAM COUNTY
| ON the first Monday m Noyem Der next the re-
" mauder Of the Lot in the toan Of Ash ands VII Be or
sd public sale the highest bddr Tie Lots TO he sold
ne most vaulbls in e osn; some Of them fronting On the
ra which viii be male known on the day o. sale BY order Ct
the Commissioners. W. S SHELTON,
ser3o-td Secretary.
mARSHAL's SALE.
~ virne Of writ Of Fs faeiI8 directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Middle Disct
Of Tennessee which is founded upon jui-ent rendered
Court the M day o. April l-5-, wherein Downs & Co.
plaintiffs, and william defendant, viii expose
lie aIs AZ m court oor In the civ of Nashville on ne fG
day Of October next all the @ title claim and interest Of the
said defendant following described house and
the said city Of Nashville, lying Cherry street. and bounded
follows: Beginning the Of alo said Cherry
formerly owned B. Marshall, and running thence south
wardy along Cherry eighty feet Alley thence along
said Alley C1ge IA feet Alley, thence along
d LEY nortlady % feet 70 corner Of sad Marshall thence
with his line 70 the beginning it being the house and lot
where the defendant lives levied upon and viii be sold
satisfy said Il Jl. This 2Gth day Of August, 1857.
J. B CLEMENTS,
U. S. Marshal FOR the Middle district Of Tennessee
POstpOnement.
The above sale is postponed Noaly November % 1853
>. B. CLEMENTS.
octl6-dtds o s Marshall for he Nilds Dist. o. Tenn
FUrs! FurS!!
TUST received the New Emporium the splendid
ID assortment ~ Furs exhibited to the Ladies Of Nashville.
Oct3-0
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M. sULZBACHER,
No. So, Market street, Nashville,

MAKES great pleasure IN informing his friends patrons
thepube generally, that h. Is sill found bis
stand with large ass0nmeutof
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Eighty Likely Negroes,

all raised and belonging to the estate For any
Information respecting the above, call s. French
Son, who give the proper Information, address
JULIUS WlTKOTsET,
Ashton, Ia, l6 miles above Lake Prcviiencs.
Nashville October q, 1855 dim.
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january, 1889,

or TEo-t5s Of the place bought privately and The 70
naming One third at public sale. 15ap
ALSO: The Of the Twohrds will SELL the parties wish
70 buy Land adjoining the above a acres more
OF which 800 ceael eO acres ready IN
been dadned for several years and The balance high and
IA the aggregate amounting 600 less. VIII Be
sold very avoTsbe part Il nine years and
other eleven years time with Interest from data, There
will also sold about
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AAB UE8ss
lust received the New York Emporium the most splendid
d assortment ~ Furs exhibited to the Ladies Of Nashville.
oct 3-d BPG
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sfenhen a. nnnrIns.

Mr.. ISAAC d. STURGEON publishes a letter in the
St. Louis Ros, in which he susains certain charges
which have been made against Judge DOUGLAS. We
present extracts from the document is too long
for publication entire
have known Judge Douglas personally from my
boyhood. I have felt far more anxiety to ind him
rightthan wrong was amazed and shocked when
learned from Mr.. c. J. CorWin, Editor Of the JEFF
ferson Examiner, that friend Of his had seen and
read q letter written from Washington by the Hon.
F P Blair, Jr., to B. 6ratz Brown, ESQ, Editor Of
the ST. Louis Democrat during the session Of the last
Congress- ssting that he had been invited to in>
terVieW with Judge Douglas, and in substance sus-
tanning all the charges made by the ErG77iRsT. This
information came TO Mr.. CorWin under circumstsn-
ces forbiddiug his making it public. BE eommuni,
/ Gated It TO me. 1 communicated It to friend OF
p Judge Douglas and myself at Springfield, Illinois.
When learned through Mr. Blsir's letter Of his
plottings with the Republicans, VAS panied and
mortified that a man who had been 50 great favor
tie with his parry, should be found olnnselRg With
its enemies, ana The enemies q he peace and per
petuity Of this Union
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L. PRcata Hfbsrnia Or, A E.siary0t the wassha
Ireland during the Reign o. Queen Esabh- Taken % a
original ohTouieiss1 Illustrated With Portraits o. Green E..
beth and the Earl o. rolassl, Fac l o. al ts origin
al Maps and Plans FIRST Pulahsi In Lolioa ia lsas. s7o.
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liz you HAVE A CouGH,
TAKE HAMproN's TINCTURE
TAKE HAMpToN's TINoruRR.
TAkE nAMproN's rINcrURE
TAXI HAMpToN's TIscTURR.
II VOC have Pain in the BACK,
Ks HAMpToN's TINoTURE.
TAKE nAxPToNs TlNcTuRH.
~ ''N TAKs HAMproN,s TIgcTusr
ASTHMA, CouGH. CoNsUMrToN. The writer
is mcst highly esteemed; Ike thousands Of our hest
Known citizens, feels it duty TO bear Testimony of
the Wonderful curanves power OF II HaMPTUN's
T!tCrtRE why set your friends suffer and die
withcat giving II q tria.f Call and get pamphlet.
and see testimony.
RAIviMoRs, SEPT -. 1855
Aessrs Mortimer d l15utgay- Gentlemen: have
heen some tisse afifictedwith Asthms. scoompa.
MED with shoFteess CT BREATH with many sym rtoms
prhTerties Of HAMPTON's v.GETkBLE riNC.
tt NE, from having used the same. induced me TO
pvccure bottle of the nncture, and by the use Of
csa hottie as 10 much better that Induced to
nse more OF II, and by taking FIVE or six bottles
restored y usual ealth and will say TO all per.
sons who sre afflicted ss was 50 use HAMPTON's
VEGETABLE TIACTuRE.
0eatiemea-fon are at liberty TO s,se my name
or the benefit Of the afflicted:
s. West corner Of Liberty aud Clay SITS,
Baltimore Nd.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and sec cures.
rsid by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO Richmond; by
1T COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
n PetersbGre; by MORTIMER 4 MoF BRAY.
8altim ze, ana by Druggists and Shop-keepers
as 81 per bottle; six bottles for Is.
no i-dAwts
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s&- CouoHs. COLDS, HoARsEsEss, 90.

Nhe prevalence of the above complaints at this
sQa has the effect OF bringing out host of profes-
sSiIy new specifics s,il while some few may be
kg)od, many are useless and some even dangerous.
prevent disappointment. the best course to Fnr,
consult your family ply sieian or otherwise
giIas ,roved to be safe and efcaciOus OF this class
Fis fLER's COMPOUND SIRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC Originally the favorte press ription OF an en-
ineat ph ysicien, ii soon became a popular family
medicine, and without advertising, has continued
TO enjoy n growing reputation for the last twenty
yesrs In all recent it acts like charm, and
Ia Chronic cases Bronchitis, Hooping Cough, Group.
Asthma &C. IL ID used With unparalleled success, rs
most families will testify.
soId by FISHER d WissTeY. MEADE BAKER.
BopEKER DC, at rs cents per bottle, and IN an ele.
giant and pleasant Lozenge form, lz1a ana - cen's
scr box called TYLER's GUM ARABIC CoudH CANDY
Snuno. So N-3m
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nS- Asrrr,c,ar TEsrH-THs CHso-

E~ ARTIFICIAL TEgTH-THE Chico
Plastic PROCESS "a. W. JONES. DENTIST, hsy-
iag purchased half the .reiasts rsh for the abeve
mJde of masking TEkTa, and after '!ssa5 dna
tsfsHe IL in the most diascxR cases, tchfrf other
P@dSeS aad falsd, entirely sItI ed q iS ddsofe
TsfSriority over the gold. silver and patins me
the1, caa therefore, with cons ieuca, Immend II
= sii who may dssire full partial sets Of teeth;
5'ed espesafB ta ssch aHT9 Dc dissatisfied tu1tf
pse they are osa tss1s In this process all of the
'SIecn 10 the gold plate are removed-the sue.
aao Oct ing I secures COR fyYt and stability 10 the
Y. aad the teeth being embedded in the metal, the
<Nsd IS excluded from under between them; they
so, Therefore, cleaner. smoother, and in every
fPeot better. 1t consequence OF the perfect adspta
sen a the plate to the mouth, and she SECTION
hereby sectae3, he can ipsert one CT more seeth
TtShoai osps, and in all cases guarantee perfect
sid satstac cory ft
This method having been adopted and commend
Fl BY those standing highest in the profession,
North and South testimonials will be gwen. and
specimens exhibited, to any who may desire 10 see
them he old plates of those wishing to exchange
The old method for the new, vill be taken in part
pay. " Ill of course, make teeth on the old mode
br those who may prefer It,.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish 1t.
ofiee opposite sorinthisn Hall. Sc 27-3m
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Acc,DEsr.-On Monday afternoon, 9th inst,
while party of young ladies were at The etsan
.. w-mill of Capt Halliday, engaged in looking at
the machinery, &c, an accident occurred to them,
which has cast ths minds Of this community,
. shade Of the deereat melancholy. While stand.
ing near part CT the machinery, the dress Of
Miss Jane Dupon. became entaDgled In one of the
bands, and In the efforts of Misses Maria Doggett,
and Kste Ferris, to extricate their friend from her
periious condition, were themselves drawn down
and made the victims alao, Of the sad affair. Miss
Ferris we are told, is the least sufferer Of the
three, having sustained serious or internal in
jury Miss Dupont and Miss Doggett unfortunate.
iy are sufferers to a greater extent; the former
having received an injury OF the back and spine,
and the other the loss of an arm.-Jacksoartls
Eyd tyrnd1rtl
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1<AClAk noTICan.

j
~HARrsnoaHI'S A1rI- -BuIoUe I'm,
ars The sAfsst and best Pufgasive Ps IN uss. The,
e Ipcn the Liver. stomach and Dowels, carryins
g ,sa ~ M sas ana ss2y ioui :scrssson. They dcnt
any time without fsar 81 exposars They rsssoys @
uclds from the system and prevent Rheunasian.- =
Az. ss s,i er:ss saT Fsia x;
sYRyr. which y the Oest Cough syrap Il sSe
SOLD by al Druggisss in Richmond. - n-m
- PERsoss ADvAncED n xIrs, and
feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, With all fts attendants u.s. viii 6nd Ia the
use u Ar Y Hosrlff1R's CaLnBkAriD e9oalca HIf.
vsins; restore. IN snsasure. the ardor and snsggy
q more youthful days. build up their shr1uisn
Pears Those who are n the least % siiiicte1 Vim
trouolssouae aud dangerous disease, asisins from
selves Of the benefit derived ism this great rene
rss sale sy Druggists and dealers. generally .ys
~ DBBfLIrATsD Psnsous-Those
who have suffered from incessant fevefs, loss Of sp
petite. Or improper digestion-may easily bs cured
~ the use Of BAKRss BIrfa1s. We have known
sasl Tss'ored 70 health sy !hess ssssrs
f5on Iyspepsi. Nervous DsSilisy. Torpid Liver. ia
Appetite they viii nnd certain relief Dy using tSsss
bitsers as directed. Delicate females may rest a.
spred that these Bitters are admirably adapted %
nelr me disease and never isi, in nature
Ieething infants may also be Improved by tbeir
sseL1niist all classes and sexes will be benefited
Q! sner strengthening properties. A. family
medicine, these Bitters stand unriyalled and mud
se stsensualiy supersede all others We invite trial
Por saleby Purcell. Ladd I Co. and by all the
prominent Drnggists in Virginia. ool2
~ BATHS. BATHS, bArHs-Hot.
Sours, at the American Hair Cutting, HhnyfnR. and
SSnampooins Salosn. under the American Hotsi.-
eingie Baths Is cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
~ PARKS PoINDSxrrn,
ATTORNEY At Law,
WIN practice In the oity Of Richmond AID IN fhs
counties OF Chesterfield, Pcwhatau and Anelia
y! Once in Lisle's Building. corner Of Main and
','" sfee's. - 3s-l2m
NJ HossoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AHn SaANrooISe SALOON, under the American He.
el-entrance ON llth street
n. Hot Gold and Shower Bates can be had at
sil houra Single Bath q cents or tckets for one
~oAo&' les
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Ia Licking county. Ohio, last week, Israel Reese
Was made to pay 81 400 for not marrying Miss Z.
A. Cochran, according to promise.
The committee on capitalization Of the Bay State
creditors have now over $1,000 subscribed to
the Warrington Mills.
Mr. Montgomery Blair has been appointed e1ss
cntor ofthe will Of Thomas II. Benton, aud given
bonds In tho sum of $40 600.
shipment OF mess beef lately arrived At San
Francisco from Australia, has proved on examine"
tion to be picked kangaroo.
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ABoVr To BE "CuREp."--The political "moxa, is
about to be applied to Senator Sumner. Massa-
chusetts. it 10 said, has grown tired of being rep.
resented in the Senate by an 'empty but eloquent
| seat" and it is proposed to overslaugh Mr. Sumner
by tho election Of Mr.. Banks In bis place. We an.
tcipate sudden improvement in the Senator'S
condition when this news reaches Europe.
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4 HOME, THAT Is A HOME!

A FOR SALE.
propose to sell my FARM, In the county Of Ap.
pomsttox. Vau contsnng $50 Acres. ing five miles
Il ON Concord Depot, 1outh-s'de Railroad, and four
miles from James river. in good eonoifieu for grew
ing auy Of the crops adapted to this climate, and
worthy an examination by any one wisning to pur
which csn be cultivated. The improvements are ali
Of the latest sy le and new costing least 50 900
About one-sh I'd is now In timber eonvt nisbily ar
ranged for the fields. This land can be bought a. il
stands. with Teams. Farming Utensils. stock OF eve
ry descl ption and provisions Of every kind for tbs
yenr.
This piass can be divided to suit purchasers, with
good Improvements on both places. Possession
given Immediately. Address
JOB. JAG. BURKS,
fpanish Oaks P. O., Appomattox, Va.
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nsr THE GREAr VIRGINIA REMEDY,

lPaTERS' ISeALLIBLg REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHEA AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing 40 Mer-
turial or Baisamic properties excels everything
eretofore Offered the public, in its curative. resto
rAtive AID renevetng powers; and the medical
world are astonshed when told that the above re-.
,nedy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occnar demonstrations of the facts.
bUt the proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
r twenty odd years. has known OF case OF twenty
standing be restored TO perfect health, and
Is other cases of shorter Duration 10 be restored
sithout single exception and therefore challenges
; ay case OF G0norrhoss hich the remedy wiz not
.ture provided the directions carried cut WITH
PRUDENCE on the part of the patient and TO any one
urchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
il zly in his or her case ha CUR sraDtees perfect
cure and in case of failure, will fu nish additional
medicine. free of charge. to complete the cure,
trough his agents and cure will be effected with
Isuc Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS Il APPERs0S, Druggists,
4 Agents for the city Of Richmcnd,
de 10 SINS No. aDl Broad st.
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- RBMovAL.-DH. BaI0Gs has re-
moved his Office to basement Of Metropolitan Hall.
with r Lyme.
Office hours. 10 A N and NJ daily. Resdenos.
corner 18th and Broad streets. de6-lm
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DEAD-Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford Abbott, former
ly Of the Park and Broadway theatres, of N. r.
greatly esteemed and had retired on C handsome
competence. s.rr
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PRIzE DANCE The Horizon Argus says that a
prize dance came OF In saloon at Beaver Dam
Wis, between a white man and mulatto girl -
The girl danced seven hours, and the man eight
winning the priEs-41e
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TIE FlLLIBusTER SCHOONER susAr-The nllibns
ter schooner Susan, that escaped from Mobile va
spokeuon the 10th inst, bound to Greytown, In
lat. q 40, Ion. 81 81. All we'll.
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- NOVEMBER 10Th, 1865
IEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH OLOAKS AND
RAGLANs, FURS AND CURTAIN GOODS.

yELyEr AMP oLoTH n7gEk qkoAks ad01A AND
II. n. PRICE 4 co. are adding daily to their
t'Sk LADIES, FuRs. in great variety
| yBLyET AND CL9ru " CL0Aks
W sssnGaTELIEs. LAoE CURTAINS
10 y no'AA' 'o I r PRICE a co.
~FHEsH LEEoHns.-I have just re-
t8yed, by Adans' Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
tsECHEe. which will be applied upon most rcason'
[as.-Omppins and Leeehing promptly attended
g.. X assl all @ aSsJ S ss a"y o hs and
ht on 9Th street. French Garden Nil ,o,s,,x
Nay a5-ts r. q. Hobbon
En~ SrovEs, RAEaBs AND FURNACES.
~ ip store full supply, cargo Of sehr Mignio-
Rte Purchasers are invited 70 examine the quail
sSm.nd Si Da portable Furnace, ~ Bay State Cooking
Lnae and Harp Cook Stove.
s,11 On nsa ,Sf s ieshns articles solo
SIs GEORGE sTARRETT.
AT- EASE, GnAos, BEAUTY AnD Coz
orsBss are combined 10 the PnoroeRArns and
txseutsd ~ sns ,arEs iS5 rhotog,snn and
<sits the Postoface. and Sycamore street. Peters
turg, Va.
lass and grace ir position. bsauty in finish. and
psrectnesr LA portraiture.
those who wish 70 obtain something really fine in
70 wsy Of y ikensss, either In Ambtotype or Pho
graph plain, IN India ink. water c0lors oil coors
PaAtille, nf any size up 10 the size OF ife are
pectsniiy solicI % 70 visit his Galleries and exam
lac his various styles OF Poftraitnres.
Galleries. slwayx open and free 10 viators whether
1sydesre wGrk eIacute6 or not. se9
I ~FRkNxLIH PAPER MILL, RICE
FosD. yA.--Bsiyidere Manufacturing Company
sep cons. antly on hand ai descriptions Envelope
3siIiia sud Wrapping PAPEK. News and Book
APERs. of all qualities and sizes. furnisitsd at
lort n0tioe.
aH0 HHITYIxLD. Presidsnt.
sexz, tuDt. oc4-sm
=
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M Dr.. J. v. HcBsoN,
HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
5rH. BELOW MAIN bTRaRT,
de l5-lm RfCHhOyD

D@ MEDICAL CARD. - DR. EYLvAEus
{. INGRAM having located In this city. respectfully
tenders his professional services its citizens
Office and residence for the present on BANK
sTRsET. near the Mechanicf Institute.
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r AND IN HANOVER COUNTY NE4T

I AND 1N uNNOVEn COUN1I, NBAh
- ASHLAND. FOR sALE-By request Of tbs
GwnHHr. 1fier for sale Erivstsly, 2s' ACREs q
from Ashland, aud adjoining the land of Col w
hite. y Bullock, and others; about III acres ase
cleared aud enclosed, with house upon it-the b.
lance !. in original growth of large pines. suitable
for timber.
Timber getters and others wishing to secure a
mine this Land, ~ great hsras ain will be given q
purchaser of the WHOLE or 1t will be divided into
three tracts, If desired
Terms liberal Apply to
ia A. A
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ONE Too MANY FOR HArpISEss.-Mre. joanna
Daniels, OF Boston, hearing on Thursdsy, that q
young woman just arrived from England ctaimed
her husband. destroyed herself the next day, By
taking arsenic. She was only "a Year, Of age.
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- Dr.. JoHH b. WALrHALL, (Homwo.
pAthist offers his professional services to the citi
Eens Of Richmond anf Its vicinity once at his 70
IA I1-dIv
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klV11Ck TO TAX PAYEk6.-Purou

NVIICk TO TAX PAYEkB.-PurSu
~ ant to an Ordinance passed nth Of January,
1886. will attend st the Collectors 0lice In t6e
CITY Hall from the 18th 70 the 3l.t q December In
elusive. to receive the renainng bali q taxes, hoa
osnt. By having previously paid the nrst half IN
June last, In accordance with sai1 Orc tipanse
A HOBSON, D I.
NB-It will be seen from the above, tha ths Cel-
lector is required to attend at the oics from Tho
iSh to the 3ist OF this month. to receive taxes rs-
term Of the Hustirss Court he h required BY Ord.
nsnce to advertise delnquent al Estate to be sold
done 90 III see the necessity Of calling and 1ayinG
their taxes, a. it will be impossible for the Colce
te call On them before he advertises
de lin HOBSON. q G n.
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~ LAW PARrHERsHlp.

JOHN RANDOLPH 1UOK Err, Attorney General.
and JOHN NJ PATTON, Ja. have entered into )
QUICKER i PAfroS," in the Court Of Appeals AZ
Richmond and Lewissurg. and in the Superior And
Inferior Courts Gf the city OF Richmond
Any business entrusted to their caro- Will be
promptay attended to. no 2S-im
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SINGULAR AccrpxNT.-Een Injured by he Burst
ing af a B1rrei Of !Sducrkraat --Yesterday morn-
ing, ba, rel, Which had been lying for number
CT mouths In the cellar Of commission house on
Front street, between Broadway and Lndlow, was
being removed by several workmen, engaged In
1t had been gnnpowdor, the slaves HyinK 10 variA
ous directions, striking the men and mi sring
them though but slightly, ON the erms and breast.
The barrel 1t was discovered, had contained sauer.
krsut. which, standing for long time, had fer.
turbed, had caused the explosion. The odor that
filled the cellar after the accident more power
fol to penetrate than we 70 describe; Il was, in no
exaggerated sense OF the mnch abused djectiye,
entirely awful.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
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GsoRGIA JUDICIAL DECISIONS TO De LAw,-Ths
Legislature of Georgia has passed an important
bill which gives the effect OF legal euactments to
all unanimous decisions of the Supreme Court Of
the State. The object Of this law 10 TO make the
decisions of the Supreme Court uniform.
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VIoLsxcs.-Eicholas Duffman. while
fn state Of tion last Sunday night brol
the Windows of Florence Burch, for which the
Mayor held him to bail 1'
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reporter Of the Albany Knicksrl ocksr says,
that he lately saw man shovsIiuE snow from 3
rcof, and that be hAd on alife prsssfvsF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

~. CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TORACCO
4 large and we'll selected stock.
WHULRSALk AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER.
18th street,
between Main and Prshljin ia
B.-UGARS made In adT style 70 order.
oc -3n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-21

RELIGIOUS "FLYING ARrILLRRY"--It IL statedthat
the religious revival has caused novel rroceed.
ing at the West A lumber Of prominent iaymsn
have organized themselves iuto an association
called the "FIying Artillery" They send mes.
seoger before them to "prepare the way" and
then the laymen preach sermons to the people
Thousands had been collected together Ia several
towns and villages throughout the country to hear
distinguished iaymen preach the gospel.