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Anew YEARS PRESS NTS.-The ORC,

z" Eas nbOf N iS.-ine great
~ est assortment of beautiful aud valuable En-.
cravings, with or without elegant Gt Frames also
Stereo ,;opes and ererscopic Views ia now en- ex.
hibit,on at W Vi 9hTTLEa & cos Artists Supply
Store, on Main street
what Present can ~ all times he more appropriate
than heau ifnl framed and we'll selected picture
and Ne Halter ourselves that our collection il q
largo and ernhraccsso many different subjects that
even the mo- fastidious IA cannot fail suir, d.
We therefore msat respectfully invite our Gu. tom
ers end the art loving public in general to give us
cal! at our salesreoms.
VIM S5TTLER h co,
de 2D-2t No fs2 Main st Richmond Va
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AMERICAN VESSELS FIRED INTO ~ MExtCAxs-Fiye
American vessels have been fred into detained
and robbed by Gov. Garza, Of Tampico, and tba
cargo OF one was ordered to be discharged on tha
BEECH while be was besiegiug the city, and was than
sent by him into the interior on bis own account
Ihe Vessei was then made cover TO his launches
In an ut ack on q fort, was perforated with oho,
holes, and the; chief mates hand shot away.-IIer
commander, Capt. Trsvis, was imprisoned for ele.
ven DAYS, and only released on the arriva! of tho
Osited states steamer Fulton; bu. DO indemnity
was eXacted. 'J
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"rRDEs.-Jack Mills, n free negro in HALIFAX
county, n. G was murdered by his wife, on Satpr.
day night last. Who arose 10 the middle of the
night and killed him With M axe while sleeping
Liquor was tn ecause.
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EXTENSION OF TELEGRAPH LINES "A project IL or
foot for constructing a line of Telegraph from
Memphis 20 Little Rock, Ark, with a branch tr
Helena Il is remarkable fact that Arkansss ha,
not now single telegraph wire within her Dor
ders
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'LOAkS. RAGLANS AND BUSTERS
Extra bargains can be had In Cioaks and Rao.
ishs a. ne 10 determined to close them ont al cost
50 those that wish to purchase and save few dol,
iads, su" eo" G0LpsMITs
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HEAVY Loss.-The steamer Peter TeIIou. sunk in
60 feet water In the Ohio river, on Monday last.
with 1000 barrels of four; quantity of live stock
was aso lost.
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s~vrpoIyI. Central AGRICULTURAL

fR~VIHGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
soCIErY-Persons proposing grounds suttaoie 'ea
Eeirs IA invited by this Society, are requested 10
state Ike price apd to endorse on the outsi1s OF tas
crrumunication which must be addressed 70 y
Tpimynock Secretary of the Virginia Central gri
cultural Society, Proposals for Fair Gfiunds ,
40, .,e.J Sec,v Va Cent? Agc'l Soc'y.
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SALE OLA RNLsoAo.-The Sackstt's Harbor. "
4. Railroad, which owes Its original bondh oiders
$4,000 has been sold at auction for sio 900
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A LARGE CHRISTMAS PARTY-A tobacco factory
Arm In Clarksvile, Va, gave dinner to their ne :
groes Christmas day, at which 1T5 were fed on
turkeys, chickens, oysters and other deiicacies
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Grand total

S0tU
Our gold crop is therefore likely to be for years
to at the rate of million ard half per
week, or seyentysseven millions of dollars per
annum-equal to one-half of the value OF the cot
ton crop of the country.
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sw-- r. EZEKIEL,

50 MAIN STREET.
CLOAK ard MANTLE DEPOT,
M all kinds Dress Trimmings. Ragians and Canes
for Misses and ChiIdrep; Dress Goods, fancy No
tons Purs for children. at prices 10 deiy G9nps
ton n ~ x, ~ I 100
de 2l--lX " 1lolu olIcot.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFr-A dry goods merchant in
Alexandria, Va, received on Christmas morning
through the postofice. IN an envelope from g.
friend" $500 in bank notes, as Christmas eift.
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NOTICE TO TRgaPAssERs-S2O RE

" WARD,-Being informed that certain persons
presuning on my absence and forbearance, have
commenced to mutilste my parcel of nd-bopght
of Mr. Lumpkin, and near Mr. Smith Ryals in the
county OF Henrico-without referring to what
course l may pursue with former trespassers
hereby forewarn oil persons Whatsoever, under any
pre.ext whatever. from moving or carrying any
wood or cutting II on my land: and hereby offer
reward of 800 to any person who mar give such
niormatt AS viii nvict trespasser. / will sell
the above at $40 per acre.
de 2o-3t~ JAMES THOMAS
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H.RIICHMnND THEATRE.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION

There were ,657 ships lost during November.
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LCEz

OST NEGRO B0Y.-Left IF. K. Ell
n lysou's Printing Office yesterday, about one
O'Clock, g n EGRo BOZ. named TOM. about or
~ years old, to COZ to my residence on Church
Hill. He had bnndle. containing q negro blsn.
ket &c. Any Information in regard TO him will bs
thankfully received. As he was not well acquaint-
ed in the city, /. is possible he strayad Of his
way. j ii CAMPBELL.
dc oe-lt* AtH K EiysoI1Fs Office.
T OST-Between St. Psul's church, and
- the corner Of Leigh and Ssh streats, Gold
Linked BRACELtT. liberal reward is offered
for it's delivery at this Office.
dc ~ st"
T OST-A ajies' Gold BGEASTPlE-
"a the design wreath, &c with anchor and chain.
u was lost either b'tween the corner OF Ma aud
Ross street and Main aud Pearl or FRI 10 that int
TO Dr. Navtt's office The finder will be saitably
ward9d by ieav.Eg the same at
JACOB A LEWIS
da2slt Is Main street.
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CT0CKS FOR BALE
~ $1,000 Virginia State
10,HO Virginia and Tennessee, % mortgage
1900 Virginia and Tennessee, Sd mortgage
eight years te run
1900 Manassa Gap lat mortgage
l0,cni Orange Il Alexandria psr cts
70 shares Richmond d Daaviile Railroad
Stcck
Is shares Richmond Fire Association
leo shares Virginia Fire and Marine
100 shares Lynchburg Gas Company
FOR sale ia sums to suit purchasers. by
g " PURCELL & CO.
de ~ Exchange and Stock Brokers'
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HARPEn's MoSTHLr.-We have HGrper's Monthly
for January from J. W. RANDOLPH

for January from J. W. RANDOLPH.
The MASSACRE AT DRAGON SFRISGs.-A Terrible
EIqht-The last mail from Arizona, brings as'
theniic particulars concerning the murder, in
September, of three men az Drag COON Springs One
of them was named VIM Lang. He has a mother
and brother living in Marion Illinois, he is the
owner of some real estate IN Atchison, ka1sas.-
Another, James Burr was killed by stroke OF the
head with sledge,hammer; his u,urderer's name
is Guadaloupe.
/ MrstJohu who is now recovering FIR m his wounds
received on the OCCASION bad almost entire
iy severed By blow fr I'M an AKA in The hands of p
Mexican and hEew se received "a h0Tr.d ga~h on the
hin. In this condition he received ? shotgun. Int
nnding himself unable TO discharge il at the Next
cans he dropped IL and drew revolver. with which
he kept tn N ~ bay. Fearing to attack him they
! f. aud he crawied upon soma sacks of barley 10
the station house but from IOss # blood fell aeairi
unniu gha n, who had received a cut ia the head
became crGZs, and during the ensuing night ar
tenlnted 80 Kill him He died towari the rGCrBina
of the following DAY st John remained in his h0r
rible sitnatioT surrounded by his sd csaons
nearly use days without drop of wetfr Quenci
| his burning thirst. There were tn MUGS IN he
st ati house NaCd, ana to release forlr of III
which were loose in cr'er that tlev m git g4t Wa
ter he cssayrd to crawl disteree Of u. 70 RI,
and half # the most painful exsrt'On The sia
| rema Ming mules, which we're tied to thu rack wer,
without wafer Until the rescue The auth rites !,
| AriZopa are d iEent III search oftEc urderers
rxractat ous ertained thas they Will econ b.
| captured.
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Rr VIRGiNI. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
soc-ETY "A meeting of the Executive Committee
f this society il requested on the 29th Of tec ut
the office of President Lyons, at 10 O'Clock, A M
de 2s-iw G DIMNUCK, Sec'y.
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~. DurLop. MogcuRE & Co as

16 DUNLOP. MoEcuRE & Co ask the
attention of dealers to their cargo fne Of sugar sng
MoIasses ct Ricketts,. cornfnsncirc It ii 0cfk
MORNING. without regard to weather. 40 "
nTSpEcIAL NorIoB.-Tbe attention OF
the public il requested to my ysie OF sp,endio
Pianos, Furniture. Lemons Raisins qoerso, ,y
81. a. CT SA"s EB Cu0K, Auct.
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rS PEARL
ID
AMBROTYPEs.

EAHEE
1ONLY FIFTY CENTS
Taken only at POWERS GALLERY. Isl Main
street n is known fact that 20 WEBS PEARL
AMBROTY PES are the best in the city also, that
his FIFTY CENT Pictures are the game size that
otbers charge 81 30 for ce 20 -2ts
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MR. UEU ] hN.tULU.
First night of the great Drama Of
LOCKWOOD.
Mn ARNOLD AS PETER BRADLEY
MILE LOUISE WELLS as sYDIL
MkWR DERE As DICK TURPIN
Nav TkYMAR AS TOM KING
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY
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THE CHEsWICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL ANE ENGLISH
* NILES VEST OF RICHMOND.

~ NILES fPEST OF RICHMOND.
The exercises Of this School will he resumed on
MONDAY January 18th. and close July 29th The
location is unUsua ly healthy. The discipline is
Christian and parental.
Tuition for the scholastic year from $50 to $40 &C.
cording to grade.
Board including table, rooms, bed, fuel, lights
aId washing. Sl21& Per month. payable in advance.
The subscriber ID grateful for the liberal patron
age already extended and hopes 10 merit its contin-
gance GEO G EXALL, A IL.
B-Pieese apply early, aud address me at Rich.
mOnd. de 2o-lms G q E
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EkaS~ JAS. 7. SUTTON. ia,
PENsIoE AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
C,yey M1i,r and l2h streets, The store Of Hr.
Wm Waters, Richmond, Va
prosccutes claims due soldiers, widows and or
prsrns growing out Of the various of the Unit
ed States and pays the highes cash pric, for Land
warrants and Scrip
AS NOTARY PUBLIC will take dispositions. ac-
Acknowledgement Of deeds, &C, in any part of the
city promptly. de 23-6tF
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NOTICE.-Those in want OF MEAL
~ during Christmas week, will please leave their
orders at
de 23-2t ARM0RY MILL.
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MURDER or AMERICANS IN hEIiCJ.-lt mas hesf'
stated that James Glenn aud his con Andrew, " hIs
on their way from Mexico to Texas, we're killed by
the Mexican authorities for resisting the service
Of legal process on them. letter from m
American at Saltillo gives very difsren: account
Of the affair. saying:
hat while 81 J mns Glapn and is.c"i'v ueye
on their way to Texas from the city Of Zacsrecas,
Hsxc0, they we're 0-eTtateu about ~. aG1es
from the Hacienda Of San Juan d. Bsqueria b. y
rQpres. i've in tire CnsgTess Of tcet n law
yer of tia of Gomez lie Csrdenas 10 ciar9 ed
from IT Glenn horse that tho la ter had bopgi
in san Luis Pot0ei and which Was promptly given
ur by Mr.. Glenn, avoid all difficulties That the
said Gomez then left Mr.. Glenn aud went back TO
sa'il,o. from whence no returned with party of
tlieFs, who no sooner overlook Mr. Glenn and his
parry than they began firing upon them which re-
udrew, youth of nineteen: that younger 500
Of sixteen, barely escaping with his life. sought
safety among the hills and did not return to his
family TOR several hour; that the widow and chill
droa of Mr. Glenn we're inhuraanlv treated by the
dery, whe spoiled them Of SSssn in gold which
thew had abf ut their persons: that Mrs Glenn her
If received several WOUNDS abaut her person and
finally, thst she and her chidTen-tWo little girls
and the surviving so1-repaainsd az The enc of
dsath for near twenty nr hours exposed to the in.
ciemencies of the weather until relieved by an aIae-
ricsn director of the Fsbrics Hjhernia in that vi
cinity. The writer concludes by saying that Mr.
Glenn a man of high respectanility, doing a
mercantile business in the city of Mexico and at
the time of his death. on hia way to Texas 10
settle his SIN on q farm in that state
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yHTANTED-A situation by yonng
w Man in the country, assistant Clerk or
Overseer in aTobacco Factory-apd. eau come we'll
RECOMMENDED as to character, and qualification
Addres. II. W c.,
ia oq-ot&- EmpliaC III Va
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WANTED TO HiRE-A good female
w House Servant; also. good bray Driver
Apply to
de 2q-Iw LEE.
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N MEMORANDUM BOOKS
OF oil sizes, patterns and qualities required by Mer
chants, Clerks, eanks, Public Offices, and Tobacco
Factories.
Having . good stock of material on hand. Mef-
chants anJ others select their Paper, aud have
tneir Blank Bsoksmade up In the best manner and
to any pattern.
Letter. Foolscap. Pocket and Commercial, Post
AMI Bill Papers of various qualities at low prices to-
g.ther with English. French and American Sta
tioncry of every description
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s~ SPECIAL NoTIoE.-Be in time il
you want good Picture WATSON y seiling on ms
osed 10 Europe, and if you do rot wish to be srtis
tically humbuged. go to him. for he gives you
nm picture warranted to give satisfaction. ct
Whitehurst Old Gallery II Main street. Richmond
He nuts Pictures in Msdallions for IS cents His
Gslierv and Fixtures for safe de lS-lm
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WANTS

pAMproN poADs Dec. 2S-Arrived, British shiI
Samarang. from Calcutta bound 10 New York
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WTANTED-To hire for the ensuing
w year, a first-rate COOK.
Also, a good WASHER and 1RONER. Apply TO
NJ 4 VALENTINE, or
de co-4t$ WIN +, GRAY.
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ADJUSTMENTS. .mex

20 NOTICE.-TICKETS to the an
- pual NEW YEAR soIaRE Of the under
81 signed to be gwen at Corpthian Hall, on
k~tb MONDAY evening, January 81, 1859. osy be
had ct the Hall any school day evening before the
above date. CHAS A McEVOY.
da MI
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.NE W. .

No1 =
have rece
#goods. WI
4ieces ned
Npattef us,
Hfor Ladie1
B@d Skirts]
HesiRns;
SGloyrs, Il
fGro de RI
hneTarls|
basines. q
ltngpa MI
aDd other |
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| DAkG
l ID Ora

~
~ latel7
Cloth Cd
4 who wish
sthe ,owes
4 Alto,
edefe Silk
Freu> III u
Il Kid Glow
81 ia u
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WANTED-For the coming year, a
w well grown BOY, as house servant. One from
the country would be preferred. Apply 81 sy ies.
idence, corner Leigh and 9th streets.
de zg-5t* H. CHAMBERLAYNE.
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w AN ED-A OH OhAAoN "ao1eu ny
w youth who has had two years. experience in
tobacco factory and who wants to engage In SINH
lar employ menr, or in wholesale or retail store
As employment is his principal object, he will be
satisfied with moderate wages Enquire at the Of
foe of GUDDLN Il APPERSON.
Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-31

TIE FAIL FARs-That capital Agricultural Family pa
per- the Southern homestead, says The notes Of preparation
are sounding the sections and counties Of Tennessee,
where Agricultural Societies have been established for the ap.
uroachng Fall Fairs Of most Of these Societies
have exhibited the right prt endeavOrug, by faithful dis
charge Of their duties, the coming exhibitions highly
interesting and beneficial while enerprsing farmers
are getting ready contend for Of the premi
ums every remember that the objects Of these eX
dons is for his benefit. forget that with erai-
U once generous NOBLE the good State Of which he
nhaltont, appropriated snug money for the
agemen ubudng these exhibitions, for other pur
pose than stimulate him in agricultural improvement to
veier interest in the cultivation Of the SOIL and the
Improvement Of stock give impetus the farming interest
which is the great oveshsdoWinr the country. The
usefulness benefits OF these exhibitions have already
@ They may in the appearance Of many arms the
increased yield crops, and the better grades Of animals to De
rn with in various parts the and above ALL they
been by the farmer in the way Of pecuniay ADVANTAGE
tter nk and peoc pockets. It pays-and
this great desideaum really, which sought in estab
fishing present system Of agricultural improvement
ues4e.
The Fairs, said, approaching people making
ready them. Have they selected exhibition,
among their herds droves specimen
Of products, samples Of ruit And the " guide wife
fair daughter-haye they decided upon what they viii cOn
butte
The domestic departments Of Fairs by
attractive or interesting portions them dairy the cui
nary specimens, articles from the loom wrought with the
hands, embroidery, arts and srubty, etc. etc all
possess Charm outside Of their intrinsic value,
cause the associations which always attends them when
rued by the ladies, Have these things been considered by the
farmer and his household who convenient to- within reach Of
any Of the II not let say you kind friendly
spirit go work. Take immediate steps
something odtahle your Pair, show thereby you
appreciate objects and desire you these
exhibitions calculated to beHeft-meet tie enterprise with
becoming courtesy and hearty cooperation.
.'Our Pairs, County and State should he largely attended
Heretofore the number in attendance has always ccn mc1gIc
especially this Of the State Fair. hoped and c
pected that such will not he the this year. There
in the State who would something 10y an inter.
Of several days with many Others his own calling be
he ever ocTccnced and practical eNclau-e VI views and
opinions upon successful methods cuu various crops
ocutimc Of immense advautaE, or more. Besides
every farmer should take pride in these exhibitions
docs not exhibit single article, he should by his presence
the success Of an enterprise intended for his good
We append list OF the Fairs to BE held in this State and hc
times at which they viii take place, far have lar able 70
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-31
For COunciIInen.

m We are authorized to announce J. W. COLEMAN
o for Councilman from the Second Ward the ensuing
nidpal election. I'd
II We are authorized to announce c. E. H. MARTIN a
candidate Councilman represent the 9Th Ward the next
municipal election. augs-dA
II We authorized jams B. Grabbed, as
candidate for Councilman represent the stu Wbr at The
next municipal election aug96-cd
1--WE authorized to R. W MoGAyoeK' Esq
candidate for Councilman from the Third Ward the ensuing
municipal election augI3d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-31
COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

TEyE next session Columbia Female Institute will
ueuce the first Monday in September
The buildings undergoing extensive and thorough repairs,
but will he ready in full time for the opening session
The public already apprse of the association of the Rev.
Henry 7. LEE A NJ, with the subscriber Joint Principal Of
the Institute, and will fail appreciate the superior OppOr
ne offered great additional expense in
branch Of useful and polished education. In addition
ns advantages in music, vocal and instrumental the French
language will only be dramatically taught, thoroughly,
heretofore will be taken have spoken in
ton every practicable such having tmeas FRENCH
Table making the medium Of communication Rotations
sc.
terms session. made the annual catalogue. For
any further information, address ehero he Principals.
suFl9l& trwI&wtf W. II HARDIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-31

Arrival Of fhe Empire City.
NEw YORK. Aug SO-The steamer Empire City is teior; d
tanned by quar- milne.
Difficulty between France ana Svvftzer
Iand--RePOrted AbdicatfOn of the kin,
of Prussia--Jeddah ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of the Tnrderers OF the Christians Exc
cuted, &c., &c.
boundary difficulty has occurred between France and sEzr
The Austrian Naval expenditures are be increased City pc
cent
It reported that the King Of Prussia October. Tn
Russian crops particularly in the neghbOhOOd Of Odessa IN
satisfactory
The British steamer Cyclops bomared yedah Eve DAYS before
obtaining satisfaction eleven murdesTs Of Chstans exc
cuted, and four others sent to COnstantnople.
More quiet in India seOnhrmed
IvDA-Tbe breaking up Of the Gwaor army isconame The
rebels collecting at Buge An outbreak expected at sudore
Masters are settling down everywhere, though there are 10000
rebels in the hedy yet
The City of Baltimore with Liverpool dates of the 18th sig.
nailed at Sandy Hook.
The Austria arryra out on the fifteenth,
Pesser gave banquet celebration the CherbourE fete
The House of Commons ordered return of vaneouysrs Island
lands to the
The British Government intend send corps Of engineers to
build roads, and houses the reception gold in British
Colombia, and to form organized militia.
The copper mines Of Australia have become very rich
The report of the Bank Of France last MONTH unsatsc
tory
French commercial Affairs aredepressed.
Two line of battle ships have been ordered to be built
mediateiy.
The yellow fever is prevailing in portions of Spain
Gambia is quiet.
The German Diet hsve by large majority adopted the
tive COMMITTEES proposition relative to Hosein Affairs.
BOMBATThe Presidency is quiet. The enemy withdrew from
Jugdispoor the approach Of General Roberts.
An outbreak expected ndo. The Raah Of shalgar has
surrendered himself
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-31

Remember tonight are the las nights OF u
exhibition Of Dr. DEz1E panorama Of the Falls Of Nagarh ana
the Mammoth Cave. Tie representations Of scenery along MA
cara river in the vicinity OF the Falls and the Falls themselves
IS finest We have ever SEEN and that the opinion Of all who
have sen It. The representation Of the Mammoth Cave is mag
nioeut affair. Every body should see them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-31

The Jackson Wig learns from dispatch from Hon. MITOS
BRowN the Mobile Ohio Railroad who in New
he fully succeeded in all the objects Of his mission,
important which undertaken by any agent Of
Company organization, viz: He has favorable
the foreign debt Of the Company and contracted for
necessary finish the entire road and branches. The
Wig says public could be prepared without detailed
statement appreciate fully difficulties which beet his PATH
ability, diligence and patience which crowned his negOta
ton with success