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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-28

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS The
L subscriber would inform country merchants
that he is still manufacturing Candies ont Of the
best Refined Sugar. and warrants il equal that of
any other mandatory: also, he has on hand the
usual variety of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES,
CIGARS, aid FANCY GOODS, all of which he will
sell on very reasonable terms, wholesale and tail
JAMES MOORE,
NH 30-im Opposite st Charles Hotel.
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rz,s rsHssEaa-l CHEAT NORTHERN

80 &c Es<TSsxs3AN SOUTHERN ROIjTE
F0iI TRKF EL--TTTCE DAILY lsUNrAY NIGHP
EXCEpTED.) BETWEEN, RlCUMOND BALTI.
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK tiI
ACQU1A CREEK AND WASHINGTON over IA.
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroah r.
the Potomac River, SEVENTY live miles pnj by spiub
did and comfortable steamers thence n ~ashingto1
ty-fve milesin all i38 miles in seven hours being
q comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours of departure e.45 AN. and7 u r. NJ, snd bag
gage under charge Of special agents checked thTorb
10 Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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Onpnsa NV ICONS H no az ~ .,o Som
entire stock embracing theu @ual variety i'll the Dry
foods line-all of which have been purchased in
New York during the past week. at greatly reduced
prices which will enable me To sell much lower than
heretofore.
| respectfully solicit all who want really
cheap goods to cali aud examine my stock before
JOHN l.. SMITIIER,
apg-iia ~ Main street.
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$40, s35 o. S4C6. 100 81

The undersigned Directors Of the Bank of How
ardsyIlle have examined the annexed statement OF
the cond Itiou of tho said Bank, and believe it to be
correct they further certify that tho business Of the
.sd Bank has been transacted at UOwardsvilie, the
place OF its location
liiyen under our hands the Ist day Of April 1883.
w. A. TURNER, President.
JOSEPH II. TURNER,
F. ROBERT w. ELS0M
VIM. j ROBERTSON,
WM NJ, WOODS,
ZACH. X. LEWIS.
On this let day of April, 1853, J. Hartsook CASH
her M the Rank al Itowarsyille made oath before the
subscriber Justice, for the county of Aibemarle.
that the above statement is correct 10 the best OF
his knowledge and belief 49, -
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NOTICE TO BUILDERs.-BUILpERs

NVL IVL To D ILD = NO - ID . I LII II nd
~ DESTROYS Of contracting for the proposed EJten
sEe improvements at the University of NORTH CARO-
LIMA can Inspect the FidaS. DetGd Drawings aud
Spec fcattOhS, at the Offices at the ARCHITECT,
WILLIAM PERcTyAL. GoIdiH's tIiaH, Richmond Va,
the 18th Of April to the I'd Of May next; at which
period sealed proposals will be received till the 4,h
Of same mouth. Good references to accompany
each proposal.
The COMMITTEE will not pledge themselves to &C.
cept any, or the lowest tender.
April /. 1855 ap 6-dtM4
N. B.-For further particulars apply to the Archi
tect. BY order of the Committee
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OFFICE Va. FIRE MARINE ms. col
Richmond. Al April. 1855.
MOTTO Z "A general Getting Of the
~ Stockholders Of this Comuany viii be held ~
the Company's Office. on TUESDAY. the sth day q
May next at ~ O'Clock NJ, to consider the question
u accepting the amended charter OF lsSs
ap2-dtlthM VIM. WILLIS. ia. Sec'y.
DECEIVED PER BELVIDERE, To
u DAY.--I0 whoks. 20 half and 81 quarter bills
lager Beer; 10 whole and 10 half bbls Superior
Cream Ale; $4,000 genuine Prieripe Segars tsr sale
AZ WlLBACHhkS.
ap l6 18th street. between. hain ard Carr
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, 10

RICHMOND, Uct, isk.. ieB1.
&1h . SPECIAL NOTfCE.--.On
and after this dste ALL packages intended for Ex-
pKEss, on the NAIL TRAINS Of the Firginia Gem
trnl Raroad, will be received at Office, ia MsAn
street, instead OF Railroad Depot, heresofoss. br
ing In cenformfy with an arrangements made with
j. L. MACDOHOUaH, Agent
90 It's Adams Express COMPANY.
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DOCKBRIDOE ALUM WATER-Thf

TX oNNohiCoL hoo w W NJ En- lie
~ Water OF these celebrated mineral springs isnow
kept constantly on the market in the hands OF
FISHER winston, Druggi Richmond, Va
aud b. RUCkER Lyneiburg. We have entirely
discarded barrels and now ship the Water O3ity ia
Ildss Cost per case of dozen halfgallon bottles
securelS and carefully packed at the springs ST. By
remittiDg TO Y & W, or to X S. the purchaser
may rely on their forwarding, per directions, box
Of fresh and genuine Rockbridge Alum Water.
Pamphlets sent gratis. on application.
NH 24-d5w FRAZIER X RANDOLPH.
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nREAT MAIN STREET SALES FOR

~ APRIL, IS5S.-New and Beautiful Dress Goods,
spring styles unrivalied bar gains side striped Be
RACES: Oreande Robes Aquiiie Jaconet, do do; two
Junced Dresses: style printed Bera2QS; elegant
chintz colored organizes; Bayadere organde 1ius,
Inns Bapadere Silks all prices; handsome printed
ChalIies. black Gro de Rhine Silks at II cents,
cheap att o.
Also no yards fast c0lored Cacoes at Ga cents;
5Ota do Beached Cotton at Ga cents.
Also Bonnets, Ribbons. Ruches, &c. in the rear
mart of the store Now is the time for b8rgainscal
earIy G A GWATKIN,
an % opposite TX Bank.
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ERESH DRY G00DS.-We are rcceiv-
d ing variety OF choice aud desirable GOODS,
among which are
English and American Prints
FarlstOn and Manchester Ginghams
MOhair De Beiges; Layelia Cloths
Black Gro De khines. very cheap
Rich Printed Lawns aud Organizes
Plain Col0rs aud Printed Bareges
Splendid tiounced and AQuiile Robes
Extension and other Skirts and Skrtings
Velvet Ribbons; Silk Fringes
Plaid Tweeds and Merino Cloths for boys
French and American CottopadcS. in variety
COa's and Brooks Spool Cotton all Nos
Skirt Reeds Brass and Steel Hoops, &C, &c
To which We invite the attention of the trade
ap2l KENT, PAINE 4 co.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THE
L WORLDl-pREpARED BY A CHEMIST.
STI0RNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
r. admitted by the thousands who have used it to be
tbe hest preparation in for COUGHS from cold
or a COSSUMPTfVE COUGH, ASTHMA, BkoN-
CuITIS CATARKH, or any Lung Affection. ~ 10
siso great ieley Tor Hoarseness. and allays all ln-
Examination of the Lungs or Throat.
as Bottles Is, 80 cents. and 81
Sod by PURCELL, LADD z co and all Drug
eists In Kjcbmond Norfolk aud Petersburg.
N R-If you suffer with pain, use HAaTsiinkSs,s
CURg- ALI the great Pain Annihilator ia M-dt
TRANSFORMERS C u r E-A L 1.-THE
II GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Ri
This article is the greatest discovery 10 unemicai
mr. Medical Science for the rapid cure OF ktlEUMA
TiSM1 NEURALGIA, ToOTilACIiE, EaR-AOHk
SORE THROAT, STIFF NECK, or pain m the
LINES. SIDE. BACK, or any part OF the body.
It il also au excellent preparation for Dyspepsa
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach OF
bowel Thousands of persons who have used HARrs-
HoRTEs CCgE-ALL, have been nstonished Ut ~ won
derful power III removing any pain from the sys
TEN.
ss- Bottles IS, 50 cents. and 81.
10 be had Of PURCELL, LADD 20, ana al
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
ia t6--dtf
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AiANNY'S PATENT REAPER AND .
W M0WER-CALDWELL'SC CORN PLANTER y
We are now manufacturing MxnAys Patent keapT
and Mower with Woods improvements We invite
the attention of Farmers this Machine as the best
eXtant. Those In want will please sSni In their OF
ders early, to avoid disappointment.
Also, "Caidwelfs" Corn Planter simple, but sG-
perior Machine at a low price.
BALDWIN, CARDwELL h Co
NH 23-2m No las Main street
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1tsgs--AEIT1TI.s, CUA'S LINE--Ihe only
- -.ss--ss--ssEs regular Line Freight Boat from
Kichm0pd TO BynchbHrg, three times week, TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA. Cant. VIM. j. smith.
Do. TIIOS. W. JOHNS. Capt. Chas. J. johnson.
10. LITTLE TENN ESSEE, Capt. Jas. W Maxwell
Do. OLIVIA. Capt. Jos. ) Nilkeuson.
Do. NAPOLEON, Capt. Gao. G. Lssyne.
Do. TEMPEST, Capt. John Donald.
These Boats are all Of the first class, and com
manded by careful and experienced Captains AMI
leave promptly az advertised The subscriber THANK
:ul for past favors So literally bestowed, begs n con-
tinIance of the same. For freight apply 10
VIM. p. COX, ACt
At the Shed, Dock street. in OF old Gas Works.
il q-fa
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}. DOWDEN,

80 DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
~ No lis Broad street,
Aza Is now receiving fresh supply Of pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent prOpriety and Family
Medicines, PeTfnmery Toilet ana Fancy Articles.
Physieians' prescriptions compounded a All
hours. only by enticely c0mpetent persnns. ap "
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!. .,s,sss,ss,, FISHING TACKLED

S<~-s-Ssa>sz Fishing Lines, Cotton, linen. s,a
grass silk } Fis ug Hooks oil all sizes with rHgs
and without, gut and H. Hooks etc call ut
SCHAAP 4 co.'s
Rp Is Corner Broad ard 3, .treets.
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their assortment is always large even at the duile"t
s,asons of the YEAR whilst in every description oi
Heavy Goods for families, h0usekeepers. servants
aud ont-hands their supply Is at all times adequate
to meet the heaviest demand that may be made upon
it; and as these goods are bought oil the mahuiac-
them to offer them ut the very lowest rates such
goods can DO sold for by the largest houses IN the
yantages of any dimiuutiOn in price which such IA
CITIES afford them. They therefore confident
invite call from all who have never visited their
animation feeling assured that they can satisfy the
most wavering that better lance will Work
10 the profit and advantage Of the buyer. They
have experiei,ced buyers always in market, who
keep them supplied constantly with the newest aud
best things brought to the country aud at the same
time il affords them the means Of exhibiting Selec-
ton which in extent and freshness, cannot be sur
passed even in the larger cities of the North.
THOS. r. PRICE L Co,
m, % I'm Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
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- EFERkING to the advertisement Of
ID my removal 10 18th street. between Main and
Gary, beg leave 10 submit To my customers and the
public in general the following rate of prices tor the
winter season:
lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Cider bot
~ oin.s, ~ Bottles included
half do, d" 20 cents--hottles extra
charged.
lager Beer In half. quarter and eighth barrels
(tio latter OF gallons, package exclusively
for the city CUstOniers.) Philadelphia Ale IN whole
aud half barrels ut the lowest market price. Terms
sash.
N. B.-Store and Bar Keepers, considerable per
cent2ge allowed. z. WlLBACHER,
18th st. between Main and Gary.
Orders left with Messs. Lailley Robinson, corner
itn and Franklin; Messrs. Duyal Norton, corner
10th and Main, or ut my establishment, will be
promptly attended to. &C 20
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockhold
Steamboat Company will be held in the city OF
Richmond, at the st Charles Hotel on FRIDAY,
the Both OF April, at 10 O'Clock NJ. The object Of
he meeting is to take the Of the Stockholders
on the charter granted said company, 10y recent
act of the State Legislature to vote tue revised
Constitution of the company. and to take into
,ideration the exchanging of the Steamer A. Ii.
schultz for a larger and swifter boat.
J g HARDWOOD,
Secretary Of Q 81 Il Steamboat Co.
Charles City. co. Va March Path, 1885.
m 2I-dtd
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ShN REWARD will De paid at the
%N|''' Bank OF Baltimore. for the rtura OF six
notes OF said INSTRUMENTATION 1880 each
which were lost between the Rank aud Howard
street. JE n CRABBE
BALTIMORE March LSSS. NH S-ts
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FARE:


ITO Washington, f59
TO Baltimore b@
To Philadelphia, $50
The track Of tho Railroad between Richmond ana
the Potomac River is now undergoing relay muys
than twothirds of Il being already completed with IA
edge rail of superior quality, while the remainder
Ga ailmiranle condition. \. RUTH
Superintendent of TranSportaijnp
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nara. CAPS. BOOTS. 10.

n PARTICULAR NO. E~YNYm
MricE 40 fARMkRss--An Essyr5TN
who have 10 purchase shoes 1SiTN
-. for Harvest, would most re- A-sS
snectfnly call their attention to my assartmsn az
tney will be sold low,by ALEX HILL.
AND ANOTHER NcrfcE-If yeu wish 10 purchase
poots Shaea. Trunks or Carpet Bags, go to ALEX
HILLS where you will Ind tho very best Of goods
In hs line and at low prices as any other honse
Ia tass country
farSTs' PATENT LEATHER GAirERs.--Just received
supply OF Gentlemen's Patent Leather Caters. i'm
ported by myself direct from Paris
ALEX. HILL, ~ Main street.
Manufacturer and importer 81
Boots and Shoes Of every description,
FRENCH Doors AND sHoEs OF direct importation.
ALEX HILLS, I27 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
TRUNKS, TRuxKs!! TRUNKS My supply OF
franks nj this time Is the largest aud most varied
10 be found ia the city. ALEX. HILL,
l27 Main street
puNp SoIg Doors Just received, q very superior
lot Of Genilemen's French Pump Solo Boots. import
cd by self. direct from Paris. They are somethng
extra. allen. BILL,
lZT Main street.
ALEX. HILL. the only direct importer Of French
Boots and shoes la Richmond. keeps constantly on
hand large supply Of all Of the various styles OF
French Work and Materials. for the Manufacture VI
Ladies' aud Gentlemens Boots and Shoes. Call at
apr HILLS. III Main street.
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber would re-
" spectfuly inform his iriends and the pubhc
generally that he is prepared 20 execute an orders
Tor PAINTING, GLAZING, &c, promptly. and 90 As
good terms as others. always using the bsst mate
rails.
To his old friends. he would return his sincere
thanks tor their patronage, some Of whom have
been, from his begioning business eleven years
SINCE his regular Customers and he hopes by due
iiIigence 10 merit liberal share OF puEtc patron
ago. f. Pts sly tANDRUN
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2sx3 ~ sssssssF.--Ssssf Il AIN - CHANGE OF
nJUks--On aud after May lat. the Accommodation
Train of this Company will run daily (runday- ex.
capted) between Milford and Richmond ie4,ig
Milford at 10 A NJ, stopping at Ashland Tor Break
fast and arrive in Richmond at S4hA III Return
ing will leave Richmond at 4oclock NJ, and reach
Milford Mt 20 Z Nj. stopping FIR passengers at
any point each way.
FARE. the same as on the Mail Train.
sAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
0fiice p II and Il Y Co.
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CAV MiLL.-The subscribers having
- purchased the Saw Mill GA Mayo's Island from
Nr, John Williams, have made arrangements B, g1t
aeontinuens supply q ins logs Of the lst selected
growth AMI quality. They are prepared ~ furElsh
Bib. TIMBER To builders and Others on reasonable
terms. They will eeayOr 20 make it the Interest o.
hgilders 20 deal with them AID would aost respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill, or Mt orr Shop oH 5th Sad
Gary streets, shall be promptly attended 90,
fe 2-ts John a GfaD. G. BSStN.
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WET NURsE.-A young. healthy col
W ored Wet Nurse, without any ineumbranes
can be had by application ut the Armofy
ap i9-tR
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WM WILLIAMS SAHL S.REID,
IxTILLiaM Ms IL REID,
w PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CINCINNATI, ONO,
Solicit orders for PORK. BACON. LARD. GRAIN,
FLOUR WHISKEY, SEEDS, &c.
REFERENCES: Winston Il Powers and X 7 CDist0n
{ Co, Richmond, Va; PEBBLES White, Petersburg.
Va; Leigh Bro Norfolk. Va Gtafiin Il NorTell,
Cincinnati. te 9-3m
HENRY THwEAFF J. b FAULKNER, J. II. CLARK,
of p Edward. of Halifax. OF Halifax.
T'HWEATT, FAULKNER 4 CLARK,
l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
18th STREET Shock0e Baiidi1lg. RictHaofd Virginia
~ Advances made on produce.
ia li-6m
9M L. HILL. n. N. NoRFLEKT
uILL s. NORFLEET,
IA GENERAL COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
OFFICE SH0CKoE SLIP,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
ia 2-Sm
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d, DRY GOODS
ARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods

THOS X. PRICE d CO,
By arrivals within the past few days ana py vessels
extensive assortment OF -, e,-,,n,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
II is unnecessary to attempt an ehuineIati9u VI
their leading STYLES nor will the limits OF All adVer
tisenent admit Of it; suffice to say that every
Department of imported and domestic fabrics, their
stock Is AT all times kept full and comptste
In extent selection. variety, and price they feel
willing aud able to stand any test which the most
discriminating buyer, either at wholesale or retii
may subject them to. In elegant
DRESS GOODS, $50. <,o,-,
HBR0lDERIES.
Ep
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The undersigned, Directors of the Farmers Bank
of Fjncastie have extminsd the above statement
of the condition of the Bank. and certify the same
b. be correct. Given under our hands the LIST day OF
Ap''' JAMES MCDOWELL, Prest.
w. A. GLASGOW,
GREEN JAMES.
GEORGE W. CARPER,
JACOB FLEAGAR,
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nRESS GOODS FOR CASH
~ plain Silks at SI2. worth j7C0
Silk Robes ri 81, cost 25.n6
30 800
Bcrage Robes S. and S., worth 1870 and 10 90
Jdcouel ard urgandia Robes ut s., worth 9th
Rich Lace Sets at SIC and $l2, worth Is and 20
Grass skirts at 60 cents
aI@xander3 Light Kid Gloves ~ cents
Silk ~ cents
At w T. PERKINS n CO.'S,
ap23 No III eagle Square.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS.-I have a
" large lot of Turkish Quilts. which | Gun sell
from 81 80 10 s., very desirable article for sum
MGR nse ALFRED HUSkS
an ,. 81 Main street.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.-We
~ are now selling goo is at half their value TO
prepare for auCtion on the ith of May. You rarely
see an opportunity to purchIse goods perfect goods
at so great a sacrifice We invite an early call
as W. shall offer our stock privately, for ono week
longer only. w = PERktNS W,
an % No l+I Eagle square.
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nOTTED SWISS MUSLINS.-Augus-

gains to those who favor with their call.
AUGUSTUS MATEERT.
+ OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE
- AT the store No q Main street You find the
cheapest handsonest Goods offered to tie pub
lie:
Yard wide fast color LAWNS 3 cts and upwards
Berage De LAIN Els, plain and fgd l2l2 cents and
higher
Plain aud Striped BERAGEs, all colors
GINGHAMS atl2l4 cts. worth double tho money
Lawn AID JacOnet ROB rs, size striped and fOuu-
ced from 81, &c
Black aud Cold SILKS, at a very low price
Stella SHAWLS5 and MANTILLAS, from $50
aud upwards
Silk pARASOI.S. from 80 cents and upwards
Twisted silk MirrS, at 25c, worth J0c
Irish LINENS and TOWELS
Brown and Ble:ched COTTON
And a ~ eat many more Goods, astonishingly low.
Cal soon, il you want to save money
JOSEPH STRhUSE
NH 3l--lmF No u Main st.
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~ z. BAGBY, formerly with Messrs.
". Bipford :siayo Blair. is,now with Messrs THos
X PRICE & co, two doors below. Thankful for
past fyors he hopes his friends and acqusintances
may continue TO patronise him at his new home.
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TNRESE MACKEREL.--I0O whole and half barrels
A. New Makere this just received direct from
Boston, and kor sale by
suglS-u GARTER, MsKAY & co.
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SUMNER Irras-e coz he following items from the Gala
fin E.yy7fRer Of the esq.

SUMNER Irr,ls-ve cos he following items from the Gala
tin Er1HiRer Of the esH.
TIE RAuRoAD-The track OF the railroad will, probably be
camplcted As far Saesvilc, ~ miles distant from tan,
hy this day Mddsy the locomotive crossed the creek
Ieniersonve TIE work goes bayey and may, with
confidence except ne IRON horse OF our ceIOLy me Ot OF next
month, and possibly earlier
The gorl this place is being rushed with in
creased energy, hundred and forty feet being yet
in way Resident Engineer Jno A Hayden, ESQ.,
has immediate chSrse OF this part Of the road.
The locomotives Sumner and Davidson, great objects Of
attraction the citizens Of county the line OF The rail
road and they advance from day farther into the heart
of the county, the interest felt does pot aate They better
elephant show and twice asetu We understood that
last week the attendance Hpndersonve embraced fifty
very good things about the house, but would lie
point whether they wouldn't be rather in the of the track
layers
The peach and apple crop Sumner. side the rdgei
failure.
During the week we have seen some Of the finest apples ever
grown in this A G. Stone, this vicinity
couple weighing pound each. couple by Dr..
VIM Love- weighed two pounds eleven ounces They
believe, Of the Pppin species.
We were presented an apple morning grown upon
eutepTisiug friend, A c. Franklin this county weigh
ing half pounds and measuring inches in
conference. Vino heat this
any person suggest remedy TO keep tie the fruit from
falling oG upon its maturing II to nm shall be given all
praiet.
The watermelon crop this year dime will pur
chase about much a family wants for a lunch.
Dr. J. A. Backmore sent to our Office OF Chinese
Sugar Cane fifteen feet in length.
The Cotton place stopped operations again atuT
daddys" to manage it. We are not advised Of lis future opera
tons.
large number Of carpenters informed needed here
al this time.
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The Memphis ADJe75 Of the seth says: "A few months sine
morning cotempoar speaking Of public square and
the plaster bus Of OF distinguished men, whc had
been placed within ornament the grounds md to
honor the memories Of those who had hoROred their
vealed there is in existence original and eke
bust Of General JACKsoS modelled during the last residential
term Of the Old designed and carved by JoHS RAzE the
eminent American SCULPTOR now The olf saying that
"a prophet is without honor his country Noes not hold
good touching ANDREW eynced IN the fact that
we learn the bust spoken barsine5 for by number
Of cur citizens and will be in city This the only
bust OF JACKSON FRAzEE ts sculptor was ms
intmste personal friend and strong anen bordering on
alteration fired the nerve Of genius that I'D been encouragedy
the municipal authorities Boston, New ork and Phldep a
and last and by many considered his % effort in the bust
Of Jackson We congratulate cat she Is to possess 60
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