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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-25
NASHVILLE RACES.

81 -
E'AI.L MEETING, 1858, will commence on Monday,
II September 9th, with sweepstaEe with three
year olds-S3OO entrance-SlOO forfeit Two mile
heats Eight entries
Eli odom names br Mary wylie, by Albion, dam
by Sovereign.
Also, names CHI f, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
Leviathan
Blythe Guild Hiawatla, by Albion dam by
W. G. Harding names br Tennessee by Epsilon,
dam Kate King, by Pram.
Also, names ch by Albion, dam Delta by Priam.
7. G. Moore names Betty Nancy, by Shamrock,
dam Ida, by Belshazzar
W. 7. RoGndtree oh +, by Glencoe, dam Jane
Watson, by Priam.
Also, names CHI I, by Albion, dam by Priam.
TUESDAY, 2srH.
Sweepstake with two year olds, one mile out--s3OO
entrance-slO0 forfeit. Seven entries.
James jackson names Oh Fanny Bugg. by Am
bassador, dam Ida. by Belshazzar.
A. Barnes names (, by Albion, dam Ann Chase
| by Leviathan.
W. T. Roundtree names ch c. by EPSILON dam bv
| Glencoe.
| Hugh Calgy names C, by Albion, dam by Levia-
W. T Cheatham names CHI C, by Glencoe, dam by
| Leviathan.
Eli Odom names b c, by Albion dam by Sovereign
| Also. names {, by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
| SECOND RACE.-With untried three year olds-S2OO
/ entrance-S50 forfeit Three entries.
I. Cheatham names ch (, by Glencoe, dam by
| Blythe Guild names Fife Dean.
W. 7. Roundtree names ch (. by Albion, dam Eu-
| dora, by Pram.
THIRD RACE-Ges county stake, with three year
! olds-S3OO entrance, play or pay. Three entries.
| WEDNESDAY, 29TH.
| Jockey Club Purse, $3.50 Two mile heats.
| THURSDAY, BOTH.
| Jockey Club Purse, $50 One mile Leafs.
SECOND RACE.-Swee pstake with untrted three year
| olds-s1o0 entrance-S25 forfeit. one mile heats
| rive ehs-sss.
d. P. Hadley names C, by Allen Brown, dam by
| PTiam.
w. 7, Roundtree names CHI (, by Albion, dam by
Little Trick, by Priam.
T. C. Moore names oh g, by Sd Boston, dam by lie
| viathan.
W. 7. Cheatham names CHI +. Dy Glencoe, dam by
| Leviatlan.
E; Merriwether names ch c, by Ambassador, dam
! by Pacific.
| FRIDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s2OO-one mile heats, three best
| in i've.
| SATU RDAY.
! Jockey Club Purse s25O-two mile heats
| aug23dSwtd :. J. CARTER, Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-25

lfTE are now offering for sale on accommodating
w terms (such as may be contracted at time of
each sale)
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-25

WpRcEsTIR, May, SO
" Tell LEA a PER
RIMS that THEIR
SAUCE h highly es-
teemeSi IN India and
Is, IA my opiniOn,
the most palAtable, ,
as well a. the most
wholesome SAUcE
Thai . maAe.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-12

RELIGIOUS.
Bibles,
Prayer Books,
fleetweod's Christ and Apostles,
Life In Israel, by Richards,
Pilgrims Progress.
The Holy War,
Popular History Of English Bible rrnslations,
The Altar at Home,
ne Two Sights,
Lectures to Young Men,
Fresh Thoughts Old Themes,
Theodosia, or the Heroine Of Faith,
Methodist Family Manual,
Principles and Practices Of Baptists, by Way
land;
Sacred soones and Characters,
The DAirymsn's Daughter,
Shepherd Of Salisbury Plain,
Bible Manual, BY Everett;
McTraines 6srmcn1,
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NEW VOLUME. The America revolution -
IN The History Of the United States. Vol VII.
hang vol. /, Of the American Revolution : by 6eo
Bancroft ss2. Uniform with the previous vol
umes.
Also, just published, Hilliard on Vendors. The
Law Of Vendors aud Purchasers Of Real Property.
by Francis billiard, Esq., Author Of ''The Law Of
Mortgages" DC. Two vols in one. svo. s..
For sAieb BY OGDEN, BKOWNELL 4 CO.,
mAy7id 81 kain-st.
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Kcokuk Book-Bindery.

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
IlLANk Books made ard ruled 10 any required
Dpattern. Court Records j Justices Booklets, As
SCISSORS Books Pen Books, &c, 4c., furnished At
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., bound or re-
bound 10 any style desired.
EHMy Bindery will be found in McCune'
Building, Garner Of Aain and Second-sts
sep Ill STD ISAAC N. PEARCE
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co-purtner.htp.

The undersigned. having formed CO. Partner
ship 1uder the name and u ye Of HAipes Broth
and purchased the entire interest Of II. S. farrar,
will continue the business Of mAnufaetu ing Sash
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, pump-Tubng, &C., at
the old stand. corner OF Il ABiuf Streets, near the
keokuk Fl. Des Moines Rail Road Depot
ROBERT HAINES,
Keokuk sept. 26, 81. y. Y. HAINEs.
I'D
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THE FARMERS, GUIDE

AoAZVAOV hAa
p L y M N e r * co..;
Having moved TO the New story
House. No. 1903 Main.sI., cor. An,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH,
VIA GLASS ef oil sisss, from 3be . to 4Ope 80 !;
SASH, tPr'med and Glazed " desi,sd;)
LiNSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled
LARD AND CoTTON-SEED OIL,
Cor Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
URE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURpENTINE
ALCOHOL;
VAR s HE'S AND JAPAN.
We also manufacture "White's Compound
Drier which is superior to any other drier In the
market.
We have constantly In stock Whiting, Venetian
He'd Oehtes, Chrome, Paris Green, umbers, Siennas,
Lampbiack, Vandyks browne Red Lead, Lithar ge
&C., hc. Also, Paint Brushes, 0laxicrs' Diamonds
tilaziers's Points, Gold Leaf, dc
We have a large stock Of Hardware, which hav-
i"h u'Su ieNot soo Whhip tHe past Twelve months
10 all new and fresh, and wishing to close this
branch Of business, will sell il 1T excecding
ly low figures. The stock comprises good ass ort-
ment Of building materials adapted to the Western
| market and Carpenter Tools.
2sa- We invite the attention Of Country Mer.
chants TO our stock, feeling assured that We car
sell them goods at as los prices - they can find in
/ 81. Louis or any other Western city
We solicit the attention Of Merchants, Painter.
and Builders TO our new place Of business,
| No. iO3 Main sfred, aerf TO Wooster Tempiin q
| Apr2sd PLUMMER co.
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Notice to Housekeepars. =
ECONOMY OF TINE AND MONEY |!

ONLY ROR 30 DAY8y
/ WILL sell $50 cords Of dry and bard Wood
L uspxK COST, two-thirds AZ which Ia Of the first
quality for making quick and hot fires, TO Wit !:
blackberry, Hickory AID Ash, and one-third Oak,
Elm and Walnut, all cut two years ago. For the
next 80 days will sell this wood by the cord, four
feet long, delivered, al the following prices
cord hard and dry, delivered, tunsascdl, IS 90
ccrds do do sawed is 90
10 do do do do u IS 90
IL desired, quantities of cords or more will be
delivered any where in the city, corded, measured
and sawed At the abose prices.
The second quality, or soft wood, will be deliv-
cred al 81 % per cord.
Persons who wish 10 try this wood can have one
load OF % fest delivered for 81 rs, or loads
making cord for Is 30.
Persons Wishing good Wood will call soon ai
the Wood Yard. corner of High and Fifth streets.
1n TERMS positively CASH. vi
iune2idlm +. LEBREfoN.
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HI. ~. as.es and used
combined a, N M and R.psn the West and
i.hins The is most sons ne. s
10th and Mower
the
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'I,HE So.Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm of tsrrar Haines, is this DAY dissolved by
mutual consent. Robert a y, q. Haipes will con
hrm in liquidation. They will also settle ali &C.
counts Of the late firm, ard all debts due il must
be paid them IL. Is. fAKRAR.
ROBERT HAINES.
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TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
BY Henry STEPHENS, Y. K. s., Of Edinburgh, and
the late j. p. NoRroS, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven, 2 vols.
Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous wood
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~ = 0hAl h. h. oMlIH have this day
~. formed partnership in the Carpenter and
butldinG business in all IL branches, under the
arm name and style u Gray 4 smith. They Viii
b found on Fifth strcst, between High and Nor
gan, where they viii be happy 70 rsosivs the o.
dsra Of their friends and the public.
may17 '6sd6m
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BxTRA08DINAnH INDUCE0 = krra
TO TRADE

| ~ ehs ssN1nble o1xponee.v
| An row resolving ~ 6prins ana Sumnsrstosh
Of Dr. Gosds, AsIs IA 1oaness bests ~
shoes, Crooksry War;, r., dtssetfrom the Hesteyn
clues, whieA comprises extensive variety In All
these dsRastnents. Ny stock Will compare fever
ably With any IN the city In point Of variety aaa
quality, and tits we'll knewn tthatths prices
| are III rtSAf.
OF Drsss 0.eas. have silks, Tiss.ss, n.,,r,e
tawns, Barge Dslsines, ChAlliss, Pepiins, Vs5sn
ssAa Fiaids, Dsbsiss, Asgsn,iass, Lawn Hobs
| 0fstspls Goods ,hssvy brovnle nestis ,hIsssA.A
d., Osna6sfgs drills, tiekings ,prints, 1e.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of al kinds--whitS and
BROS q for pAntsi white snd brown table DIAPER.
sfaah and diaper tevsling ,Isish iinsn brown ..
ALSO, Summer 6hAwis, b,Aek silk vsssstss sr,-
ofoideriss, lAcss, pocket hahdksrchisfs, hosissy.
ennnisgs Gents Shirts ,eravats cellars and sus-
ALSO AN assortment Of Summer Clothtns. and
necessary artielessos aunsveas TO usntion.
AND IN eonnsction with the aAovs, keep IN ~
sortnent Of Quesnsvase and 0rseerias, the asstes
lof which still continue - sell 81 wholsssl
prices fresh lot Of choice Tsaz direct fron ne
uantsn Tea Co., New York, which are warranted to
funded. ~
think can now Offer nduesasatsns. to bssx-
sslied ~ any house IN this city.
IL there u anyArtiole youcannot End Anywksre
slss, juss eaH attAe Nimbis sixpsnoe-aDyvhsrs
along Aain-strset.
P.s.-Thsss arsaot old gooAs--havsasssss~ ~
Aand sincs fAe veSy ess.
re'. s7,7s. - aHA iss M...;ss:
KaAkuk Yn~a Au~tItS
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PUMOMAsED MsC MAS
az a., "a. suCCEssYUL 80 .
chamber between and the ths s.dss1y
p Goa
thro sMonesv
adjoining Of Stoves
Odd
ND-Ti haDd
IS cor Us
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Roofs, Roofs Roofs.
sUnsrANrIAL, sATE, CHEAT
ISAAC REMAUD,
Chemical Cement RoofeY,
Office in HIM. o. Do~isgs Esevs, Fourth
Street, bstwssw Msts amd JoAmsom,
REORuY 49,.

~~Oe~e1
Office in HIM. o. Do~isps Nteys, Fourth
Street, bs1scss~ Alsts a~d JcAason,
WILL maaufsseurs and pat On 1 Superior
W Cement Roofing suitable for al kinds Of bsild.
lngs' II Y applied sithse ~ f4lt u ssnvass, and
20 roofs o. any Qsde, from I Of An inch mp 70 ons
fourth pitch, and b equally durable In iii casss
y ~ veil adapted - cover sosaiess, walk u al
kinds, and u cement al kinds Of rools 70 she vi
And protect them perfsetly from water. Il Il The
most suitable roofing for vernsdahs or porehss
waihang over u win act injsss ID In tbs least .
Il viii become hard In al Conservatives, this
making tbs most dssirabls rooAne 1es psumsuaA>s,
This valuable roofing has bssn thosoushly tssteA
Tor mors than nine ysaFs, snd has rsmsined fast
and uninjursd II Aas bssa in use In this city FOR
three year,, and hss given sntirs satisfsctien
For further information plsass cali q ths olaes
It's no trouble 10 show specimens 81 roofs OF three
ysaxs standing fPse from lssks Or repairs snd an
injured Among the many psrssns Who have used
u IN 4 eokua are the folloWingi
y. W kilbourne, 8. Etarkwather,
10. Parrot, Jas. q. Bruce
HAwkins Taylor, VIM. .. Daniel,
w. yohnson, A. Walsott,
ssm Pollock ] B. Howell,
": hicks, Dr.. Knowles,
9. =. VAL Co., ]. CLARK,
xickien Lucas, 4. Bower,
-. ecsasld Pro-, y. Rsddington.
Mind one thing--this roof 10 more Ire proof
than any other, mot sxespting even slate.
apr20d3n
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NORTHUMBERLAND,
DBALpss N saUansaln inos
Fsrwaraing = s,s11issi On

Nos 81 aad 50, Lsvss, Sseu boa II andlns
kR0KBR iowa.
NJ are novin rcssipt VI = large stock Of eoods
w In our line for srEIAG rRAps, 70 vhIek tke
attention 81 Cash Customers or prompt tins buy
the foitowinc.
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Salt
cnn BBLs. No. l, Coal Port Salt, In 6ns order
wv for sale low, on the landau, ~
may17d CLEGH0RM, TAYLOR 90.
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save Your money
"A ND keep your Provisions from spelling, BY
IN purchasing one Of Reed Neels' Loo Chest,
manufactured al sizes, At their Carpenter and
Jobbing shop, on johnson street, between Ith and
6th.
VenitiAn Blinds tlqalas) made 70 order. Orders
frcm I. distance PrpaukaT et)sndsd =.
mAJ17dim
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To THE LADIES,
M RS. n. TALON, having just returned from
4s1 the East, IL now offering to the Ladies' hne
stesA Vi nov op1iag Goois, inciuaing bonnet u,
Ribbons, Flowers, and every thing In that line.
Her shop 10 removed to
Ne. 81 Maln.Ns.,
Where abe will be pleased to see her numerous
customers. ~ fcwler's Models for sale.
apr1d
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INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those you Lore,
mu.u., Henen, LIE Insurance G.

MutuaI Bcnefit Life Insurance Co.
Chartered by the State Of ksu Jersey, Is45.
Losses paid up TO January ls5s,-{ ,T0a, $40 IS
Dividends paid 10 Insure zoo, SOS ~
Zet accumulated ,74s,3257
Policies Sre issued in the above reliable and
fnporeiole Life lnsar<nn4 Company, by paying
one-haif the premium in q -, eisfn9 note for the
other half at6 per cent. 4ntsyUEannual diyi-
deods, averaging Is per cent? paid y insured and
~ 70 stockholders.
Cali and sos the agents ~ aSovs Com psnies, .,
their 0fhee on second street.
STEWART 4 GRIFFITH.
eiS,OOO First Mortgage Bonds
VI sAs nnn n. Wayne 4. y. TO Exchange for
800 IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
La'1 Z WaFFan w q n
$50 Acres ChelCc FaPninE Lmnas,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
~ ). Per Sale CAeap o. Exchange fer Goods.
PhtlaAelphia Ctty Property.
IN Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa,
Missouri or Illinois.
sLAnas in Northern and Southern Iowa 70,
1900 STEWART GRIfFGTH, Agents.
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PIASseFerss HAIR.
4 IN hand and for sale 1t the lowest mashst n a
Va large lot Of Piasterers' Hair.
3. ". =. III. TUCKER,
msyls Sign Of The ksd Paddock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

when he died ser proper legacies n relatives and
frends, he gave the entire resduum Of his property
10 his xecutOrs 10 trust Tor them to distribute among
sucn chs rtable institutions here as IN their Iudg-
ment might be deemed most deserving OF pecnni-
airy ad To lady who had daily read 10 him tie
morning paper during years oi blindness, he gave
splendid country seat, with ample grounds, in
token Of his gratitude The value Of the property
10 be given away il j. Thought III reach $500 OOl.
The executors also Quskers. are men who viii
oonsclentiously fulfil the trust committed to them.
Already they discover II 70 be- of the most
KIDD. They are inundated With application, from
every charity in the city. Long memorials are laid
before them, their prvac' Is hourly invaf ed and
the gtfrg rid Of an estate promises 10 be as great
tfial as to acquire one.
The great chess contests carried on between
Philadelphia and New York, afford new proof that
We a most inildInmabe people. Chess boards
and chessmen have everywaere come into de nand.
The stock Of imported bone and ivory roDks and
pawns being generally exhausted the shops are
supplying themselves with bOxgOod substitutes
from the turners-po)r things at best, snd clumsy,
even IN lady's fngeIs-but s,rviDg, nevertheless,
the purpose OF the new and pervading furor. Where
the manufacturers of hard rubber, such as they
manufacture into comb and snuff boxes Of exquisite
pUli-b, that they do not throw themselves into the
breach, and satisfy this sudden national craving
Where are the artists IN putty where the moldeTs
even in iron, that they do not put into the itching
hands Of Young America an iron horse or putty
hing, so chesp as to render them available even in
the nursery The room in which the telegraphic
games going has been surrounded by ex-
cited inquifers and observers. Inside. everything
il profoundly still-n0 noise or clamor to disturb
the med,atye Champion his backers or the um-
pres. AS each new move came flashing over the
wires, legion Of duplicate players all over the
city repeated it ON their several boards. Perhaps
nothing shows more strongly the intellectual char
0cter Of chess than the wide domestic, fsmlly
interest which these games have excited. Every
thing connected with it involves an exercise OF the
highest reasoning faculty. No animal propensity
can claim kindred to II. Who ever heard OF
drunken orgies and broken heads being attendant
on game OF chess
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
"RCNA WAYS EYEb.'


To TIE Edito, eT The n. Y Tribune.
SIR: With respect to the pa'ssge in ShakespeG'
"rucawsys eyes may wns, it bas always scenes
plain to me that ruoaways' is substitute lOt
Romeo, used to prevent repetition OF tae "crd' ~
sides the substitute improves the teIt and Ja''s0ea
term a. juliet would, under the circums'saces y
Eksly 10 use, ~ she does, in a hafplayiai, h.S
reproachfnl way, aud in keeping with the poet iA~
liable manner.
Ib. word traant might be substituted with sqa.
proprie'y, word not uD'requently used IN this % =
ssuse IN which "ranawsy's is employed, so.l
analogous TO what, for astaoce, father xouia ,sJ
bic uroutfu son while correctiDg.bm, VI VII ~
citobedient boys beiter" meaning the son ne pa.l
lshDg. lover neglecipg bic mistress 10 spp'vp..l
ately terred struant, or runaway. The sppn''"''
is lot unfamiliar. -,
As for wirkng n the dark, it is common enoas1,
whore the eye ie exposed to dagger. Let nan IA
through wood or crowd at night, and ne W ,, ~
likely to wiok enough 10 salt the most isstdou' Ss
the eaeer Juliet. IL this serse, how admHsos ,ss
application, in perfect keeping With the re" VI ~
passage, and the character Of tue sehtnerS. n
Yogfs repeatedly, 80"
Sa!,sbUyy Csstye. ~ Y, Dee 3 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
TOBACCO ~ NNECTICU7.
Coresps nielee Of The n. Y Tribune.

Cofresr< nie1ce of The ~ \. Tribune.
CossEcrIcUT VALLEY, Dec. 81, 1853.
TIE readers Of THz TRIBUNE are not generally aware
of the extent to which tobacco is raised in this Land
OF Steady Habits.' Oar neighbors OF the South will
lot be prepared to believe tho facts thar frequently
stated by the farmers, wnen they meet in public places.
lnceed, the Interest Of that crop is at this tue-the
season Of stripping, ceiling and packing paramount
20 ali others. Perhaps there In no place in New
England go adapted 10 the growth Of the " weed" ~
tbis beautiful valley, between Hartford and Spdug-
heo. IL g"od SOY, tue crop VIII average from | 600
to 900 pOunds. l have seea one field VI nine acre,
the pas, n, the yield Of Ihicl wds more tan
1890 pounds per acre. Many Of the farmers say tha.
they would not after pt 10 rsse grain il DOT for
tie TACT that trey can employ their hands upon tnat
when the tobacco needs care.
Spe ua'on Is tte oruer of the day. The great pre-
vsinpg laes II, make or break" The high urce
paid within the past ten days looks towar Is bank.
ruptcy Rumor s8ys that some ots have been sold
fioln ~ to ~ cent? per pound. PrTsAa,JR
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

h.de Lanarne, in cloing thethird year of his Cours
&c LnteraDre addresses to his subscribers shat be c
t1pl,oa,on raaele in which he bewsi. the ill-sac
ce's Of ,ts national subsciptcn in h rsne, gives the
history of Dis debs ard says that be does 10. cell bis
lsLds, because he can fId no purchasers He con-
cutes thus:
- II has been affrmed that an abou, 70 .bau5on
my property to my creditors and to leave France Far
IT. n nie De such thought. l work, and | mean 10
Work 30 not despair sot!ve pa,i, s ia The eud
morrow
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
FIRES.

FIRE Is SUFFOLK STREET.
Tie alarm Of fire at II o'clock Monday nisnl, ~ =.
occa.ioned by the csre,es-ness of = person 10 W.
apartneut Of Christian HORNE, filing nad is1r
Damage slight
FIRE ~ ciSAr STREET. -.
The alarm of r. at noon On Tnesosy was caose' y
the aiti. of kettle o Tar Which was beng 10
over the roofs Of The ow sroegedes Nos. ~ sa' s
Causl-sireet. Ek,epuug the destruction OF MI
LttlC damage sto sastalLej.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

CasE oy AIIFeED F.rsr PRETENsE..n'.
x.u bo.,d.r .t Fr.nch's Motel made .Haa"' 'e'o
tie w.ch y,.tdsy ths. George Do's woo "a' s,, %
ob,ared uoae, from bic by fsi'ey rsP-'en'as Con-
had srocehs &C.. p,ckcd iA the store q 10
p,n, IN Fulsou s,r,s which soud sand a' 'scun'y
Bush Of the eonnsny aladsd 1stinrd toas ,a ~
rscls,e in tse.r care Doig accordingly '"""1''A
!s.t VI bail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

ANEW yorou,R.--A A country dealer in CincinnaI,
~ dsvs 90 fnns b;nelfin possession of chee.
on terkisg house. sHd has.eb.d to "real.s "a ID
proceeds. Tie check wss al risnt Is " ha. 20 hs
sccoon,s but re bearer needed .,s Liony nnS ths
identity With the legal holder A"', .',srce who
c"nH yepJr tbs seryce ae check holder re'urrS,
the backing borse reportrg. 9" no u.s, ,sus
lind ANYBODY thst knoSs Ine, bat Se so' Wy
an nv shirt TIE ch. TX WIS pad.