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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Now York ElectlOD2-The Result

II il with feelings of the liyclcst satisfaction
that we are enabled to- con grat uac our fellow
citizens upon The result of the Charter Election of
Tuesday. R1bt. 7. lInws. tho opposition candi-
date for Comptrollcr is chosen to the Office by At
lens, ten thousand majority. 1t is suncliluous to
say. because il is patent to- everybody that the
corrupt machinery OF Tammanv Hall was exertel
to i,s utmost to defeat him, and the result is "A
new, Yet most oplortuh". demonstration OF the
cid truth that the "macline" ard the ma
chnists are powrilrSa when tie people d. their
duty. There WA at the start much to hc feared
from apathy aud Indifference; but, IA election day
drew rear, the sohcr-' linking men of all parties
seemed to realize that, il Tamnany Hall were to
be given control Of the city finances for the next
-four years-had ~ has been, in many respects.
the administration Of that ull-important depart
m"nt Of the city Government there was still
"lpwcr depth" in store for Us. So that, ut last.
the whole question seemed 10 sink its mere partl-
zan characteristics, and to restore itself into n
plain problem Of Robbery and No Robbery?
Wr,l--as have sad--a decision IL given
against tho Eobbers-and in favor of an honest
AMI capable man, whose qualifications Tor the
faithful discharge Of the duties If his office, none
hn know him Will Question.
Fernando Wood sand, the other day, that mid
ling smart Comptroller could steal 800 900 from
the City Treasury without being found out The
honest portion of the community ought 10 be I'M
der obligations TO the Ex-Mayor for That opinion
bringing home ne it did with irresistible force,
20 every taxpayer in the city. the necessity Of
having in office Comptroller who has been
brought up 10 recognize the binding ohlgatiors
# the Eighth Commandment; and the consequent
necessity of determined effort ut the polls, 10 Sc
urc his election. The day ANYTHING but IA
'orahlc Tor bringing out the ''respectabillty" ut
he city. 1t rnue1 hnrd ali the afternoon: and rs
rain Is proyerh'ally great help 10 Tamnany
Iall and the Pewter Mug. it feared that
gorge II. Parser would somehow slip IN,
From the complexion Of the returns ut this writ
ny think it is hazarding hut little to say that
he Opposition haze succeeded in eleetng enough
f school Commissioners and local school officers,
ct only To keep the Bible in the public shoots.
IN Ia render reasonably successful wha'e' cr ell
eAyurs mny hc made Ia restore 1t Ia those from
,hirh it has lcru exculei.--N \. ErPrcss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

IIoRRIgLE AccInENr.--Abnut four o'clock yes
,rday afternoon. one of the most dreadful acci-
cnts occurred that il has lately becn our lot to
eclri. A. n heavily laden train OF three freight
ars WAS going towards West Phila elpha. and
al proceeded up MarLe street u IL point about
,rtv feet cat q. Fourth strcct,a man name Hen
y C.lrhaucr. about sixty years Of age, who was
tinrhed to the train rs brakeman, was killed nj
lost instantly. The driver of the train SAYS that
'olchaucr had made several Intellectual attempts
get the platform ofthc front ear, and nj length
OF his foot over the coupling chain, which was
cry wet and slippery.
He then lost his balance and was thrown to the
round his head and arms falling near the north
'ack aud by some means ne was drawn between
ne break and wheels oithe car. While il this lo-
itiou. he was pushed about a. it,. Ito the corner
Fourth and Market streets. when the train was
topped and the poor man taken from the
rack. dead. The driver Of the train used his Ut
lost cxcrtlons to stop the mules when he saw that
was in danger of falling, but rs the train WAS
DING down grade, and the track very slippery, lie
,uld not ST p them The poor man must have
led almost INSTANTLY IA no one heard him ut or
ries or groans. His lett hand was dteadiuly
tangled. and he probably received severe internal
Iurie. He was an elderly man, and We under
and has family living i'll West Philadelphia.
lie had a son killed on the Pennsylvania Railrad
bout two years ago, near Market street bridge.
lis body was conveyed 10 the Cherry street sta
ion-house where the Coroner held an inquest last
venlng, and rendered verdict of Accidental
cath" The body Of tho unfortunate man was
hon removed to his residence in West Phiialel
t,hia.-Phiia. Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

THE Stockhotafrs 81 she Ciaizews' BubtdbDa
tnad Association. will meet In their this evening at
hsifpss o'clock Gene prepared to y"ur monthly
dc y dlI JOIN T. Ml,RkILI s.e.etary.
The Frr"'~st discovery sr ai'c nae.-ii seldom
eerrs that we notice n"dr' rr nuisance pate medi
sindicr ,in-, # them rsnar c"n,c to In
u. r,", to the siv'li. mae II rna w"nd. IL 'ir RI r.
Ter W" ire too Juvenile 10 r.auf" hing o the kind
mn aim 81 hssres hs that s"Nec gn remedy sgsin.
!. hair beromnr pr,mniur'l, Il il n"i liar py"
skin which brings tn, nrisinsl cIorri hair
'h"u' fitness andy - rlos's aud natural
We have er persons wh ha.e used it, and Il ~ "ue
es.cd whit Examine t'n advert seincnr.ho Rp1biican
Sold by all good Druggists. de. ii..w.
P.K.-Phtiaa.,phin. j umr ~ fS53.-u-..r.
cry Davis q Son -enfs II ur NOR" than ear was at
r'ei with Troublesome ish attended wi yeio~l,i
ri "aa liver or lung "sh hue" net Ut there wasa
cs-s MT u, " ng SEES II n nnv chest Calling "n" hav n
rric,"s strongly fmmenird try p'in kie'
'eni mud got the Article and helped immediately,
ow wei This was last March withhold nay address
yf'nils ard myself ascrse 70 rr'y That what
ave written Ia leinn ira h. is well known the
the Joarndt write nder thu influence of graf f lee Ing
Yours truly AMICUs.
Sold by JOHN II SEAY. Lyuehbnrg lee ll.2w.
Holloway, ,. Ointmr.i ~ severed ~ &c IA d, for
ne rm"val Of pmp's hobs bio sh,s Ia chap. scs and
I'd" hs app ration persS"ncs in is 80 W
he mos, stubborn s'i en-, e .,r"in' It's oper.n both
Lane New York and b, all Drugs sts at ajc 81, nl 81
cr b'x or pot ldcc l:.'w.
A great c"rr. AFTER MI the Phy.ic,nn. had IA IL
ed, by BAKERS PREMIUM b,rrtks --1"Mr T. Blkn-De
Sir In ins,ie. to 'onisf and rrrs"h HI similarly
aihle,cd permit me t, cit" M instance Of the en,ka'e
qua te' OF y"nr Premium Bitrrs. Ind used them
nniil recently, bu my ~iehistg been afflicted wh
",f' years S'u 'si! m'a III my n"wtr TO resor" her
t" health She WIS nf"r n" infant treatment Of five ar
several certhcat 81" the emarka all made y l'i
,ors persuaded my wife 10 y ih,m; SHE did aud
h'ie time she began rapidly
ar ton and di'orterd Il mach removed but her
raj heath is better lhan has been many years !
ne To- IISUV |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Tho Washington Onion thus discourscs concern

Tho Washington Union thus discourscs concern.
ing the result Of the election in Illinois:
"lf the Democratic party has trumphed in H.
linsis, it has been At its own expense, in conside
ration Of joining in the Black Republican clamor
against the 'Lecompton fraud and swindle' 1t is
. triumph barren and ignominious--it is a tri-
umph over which the Black Republicans have
reason to exult, and do exult more than the good
and true Dsmocrscy. We repeat that victory,
won upon . charge Of fraud and delinquency of
principle against the Democracy, is not victory
over which Ne can rejoice. or from which we can
expect any advantage or honor to the great party
In whose service We Labor"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
me House Committees

By The resignation Of Mr.. Jehu Jones. Mr.
Phelps Of Missouri becomes the Chairman Of the
Committee of Ways and Means. The transference
o. Mr.. Clingman 10 the Senate. makes Judge
Hopkins Chairman of the Committee. of Foreign
AAairs-and the death Of Gen. Quitnan plnces
Faulkner at the head Of the Military Committee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

Every mother and housskeepsr must often act
a. q family physician in the numerous illnesses
and accidents that occur among children and ser.
yarts. For many Of these cases. have usel Davis
Fam Killer. and consider it an indispensable ar
tcle in the medicine box In disrrhea il has been
used and effected cures. For cuts and bruises it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Death from Drinking Valorian.
From tie Troy \. Y. Wig, December G

From the Troy \. J. Wig December q.
VIM. Il. harris, resident 81 Albany. hut stop
ping tcmpoI .r!ly with his brother in Sixth street
ia this city, lied very suddenly on Saturday NOR
uiu;.. undn singular circumstances. lie had not
hcen IN good health while in Troy but on Saturday
day said he was much, and procured at drug
store about two ounces al tncturc of valrrian to
all HIM in nervousness. He took eleven tea
spo1nslul Of ais medicine the effect oi which was 10
e.eitr i morbid appetite, and caused him to eat
immediately ut dinner. just after eating this
meal he went out, rushed to Mr.. Chambcrlaiu's
carliase-shop. Where his brother is foreman, and
exclaimed. II am poisoned; give me an enetc."
Tie was taken home, but expired before reaching
there.
This exaa nation TINT he had been. poisoned
coupled with the fact that he had been taking
whit supposed to be medicine, caused many
10 think that by some mistake he had been poiso-
ned. An examination of the remaining contents
Of the bottle showed that the medicine vale
rian, and psi mortem examination of the body
made by experienced physicians. Coroner
Burton held an inquest IN the evening at the De-
tertivc Polite Office. and cmpanelied the following
iary; Gavin Green. q. Myers. r. W. Stod lard,
". Linte'n VII. Robertson, VIM Truesdel =:
They rou II cd the t,lowing verdict; That VIM.
Il. Harris tne 10 his death from gangienous in
ian'maJ IN OF the stomach produced by ntempe-
rate hab is; aud the jury believe his death was
hustenet by having partaken of too hearty a meal
The dec as Nj was > years OF age, and leaves
vie and two children
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

a Jr .y BURNED ~ EFFiGy.-A whole Jury was
recent. hung in eff ~, aud then burned AT Spring
field, Ky. \ man ~ the uame Of Jordan Keel
ing, ma been acquitted of the murder Of James
R4uGe; case deepen ,ng upon c.reumsautial
csidrn,e. The prnof strongly tended to show ti,a:
kecn had Naylail and shot Romne from II
fallen tree top. The verde, of tie Jury was rem
deere, Saturday u, tht aud on Monday morning
the tb urt-l louise bell was rung, whcn the whole
jury wa, found in cfigy, suspended trom rope
STREET, ed across the street, They were then burn
cl While hanging.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Tho President and tho Tariff

The Washington correspondent of the Balii-
moore Patriot thus comments upon the Pre'idents
tariff views in his late Message:
Ills remarks on the subject Ut the tariff. while
upon it, face it presents fairness and honeaiy Of
purpose. yet when closely and critically examined
reminds me of tho sailor'sprayer during n terri
BILE Storm and in a time Of great peril. \ por-
ton of his PRAYER was addressed to his Creator,
and portion to the Prince of Darkness. After the
sto III had subsidized, when intcrrogntcl why he
pursued such n coarse he replied that he was I'M
certain into whose hands he would fall, should the
vessel be engulphcd. and no therefore wished to
make fair weather all around.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

TuE Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot seems to be rather dubious concerning the
Presidential prospects Of Mr. Senator Douglas.
Here is what he says:
A fow short weeks since he was riding upon The
whirlwind, aud directing the storm Of party--now
you can scarcely meet with intelligent politician
that does not look upon him as entirely ont Of the
question AZ II candidate for the Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

rs been inyalusbe.--N. Y. Examiner Sold by
II medicine dealers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

TuE Democracy of New York city have sustain
oil an overwhelming defeat lately. Their candi-
date for Controller beaten 10y fifteen Il, usand
majority. New York city gave Mr. Buchanan II
majority Of about twenty Thousand, and now there
is very nearly twenty thousand the other way.
hepowcr of Tammany Hall seems to be on de-
cline. Heaven speed the day whenit shall be ut
terly DESTROYED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
by W n. TENCH, ArcrroSEEs.
FoH'ag6,5Jt Sra PETERSBCRG, IIRCIE{d


" Auu ABi.E oEGKOES FOR SALE. On
" :, tSDAi the lh Of UECEMBER, le.s, at Mr. r.
W Ii! f'ii ahoh lies from
count "" shall sci nj auction. likely valuable
belonging 80 e ett" & tie late Sarah J.ies Ia VIII Ale
Lena abaUt - years m ani her four chide Ann about
II yeas OF ssa. Ciim H. about - years. Lewis about
Years and Jennie art yeas Of sold under decree of
the IIustirEs Court q Prt,rslury
ALEXANDER DOMAIN. and .
JAMES NJ DOANAN, Petersburg, Va, s '"m r.
dee led2t WM TENcu Anttoreer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

v ~ VfIuc n "ofIn dned u trust nm
d"tsisne' aS trustee" shat, the 18Th DECEMBER
Proceed I" sci" on the prem III prbr
~ "'clo k L NJ. TIE HOUSE AND LOT, ou Church n:
street new IN III" "cupan Of las a ainuer N;
ing orc q'srtcr { Acre This property stu ,tei In .
nishhofhood aj lag DR. Walker and vcni-nt 10 bust
II
DE 9'tl.ursl lay ,sltuid,y4t+ Trust.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

TIRE Baltimore Sun speaks Of J. Buchanan
Henry tho Presidents private Secretary, as }.
Buchanan MHcmy. The editor Of the sun must
be an Irishman.
We are authorized by Col Thos. II. Flood to
say that he will not be candidate for reelection
to the Senate Of Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Special. NOTICES.

TmE sssckhsIaers 81 she CisIxems, Baiidisx
Fnnd Association. will inert In their this evening at
halfpsst o'clock Come prepared tn m"nhly
insateas Checks " n 10 taken nnltss mNked good
dc ~ dit JOHN T.. MlRklTT N eretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
new FAMILY GROCERY.

m III" Nh sTahd ~ Mckinney & 3ass,
ON MAIN sTREET,
Opposite to the Drug Store of S,abler & Jones.
IllE un l"rsipu"i having m,ved lila csall s;nu and
greatly Increase" his ST. ok, off, M
raiy Of FAMii.E GuC!.iIES. any wh.r. To b. had al
ii 81 cstab shine" ia hscit and prices suit the times
J. Hii"n Ia bus stock of Groeeii's has also T.
DRY GOODS. ~lc' h" will sell low for 4 publ
NJ" requested ~ rih and examine for themselves
dt 3.dlno J. II SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

GEO. ID. DAVIS.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite The Firsiao Bank LfNCHBURG Ia
lust 10 hand and IN sorc--No MackeraI in ordI
hs this Falls cach NJ" North Carolin os lIe ring
Ibis bhl Cut Honey strictly bales ION
factory the trade 1900 lbs Balii
prices To the 'rA, 800 seamless Bags
sorted Porto Ri,o extrs G nlverseI Crushed Loaf
Sugar; Java, Mocho, aguira and Rio Coffee Green and
u sek Teas Wool Rolls Wool Raw and Bats Blsr
ketr, tued Cloths Ca sinrtts Lndseys Fanne Zine
White Lead and other Paints; linseed, Lamp Tanners
on and C"p7l VarnSh; Hammered, Rolled, Hoop Etrop
Oval Round and square Iron Iron xes
Spring aud Blister Steel; Bellows, Wees Anvil, Screw
Plates and lio' Shes Wax Srerm and
"as L. and 70 Pine Apple and Enasl, Dairy Cheese and
Rice salt Nails French and American Casu and Putty Clio
Timothy Orchard and Herd Grass Seed and many other
articles all # which vii he sold cheap cash short cree,
tor negotiable paper exchange fer country proinre
will give particular country produce
and make prompt returns idcc dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Fur AND PE I. - a Gf.O TIn
" + II L o A It + S
ALL GRADES,
GLASS e. HtuNE'S.

MEME Oils hD.r in store, "a supply ct pure
4 Nifdcr II trhcd 81 ELM OIL; Winter ll,acrcl
LARD OIL. OILS tor Mgchiu"TN, &r, ~ For sale 10y
d' 1i-,t> John II. SEAN lbru- eist
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
BYTELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE. ~
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.l

NEw YORK, JAM 2o-The report in the Tines
Of the assignment of Marshal o. Rob- rts the
+ steamship owner is coutradicted. No assignment
! IS intended.
The Black Warrior with Havana dates of the
18th, and 5000 dollars 10 specie, has arrived.
The Spanish Squadron sailed on the 18th on
cruise in the gulf for the health of the crews. 1t
is rumoreG, but di-credited, that Santa Anna is
aboard and the feet is bound for Vera Cruz.
The Wabash arrived at Havana on the 18th.
with Col. Anderson and 40 men.
The weather was warm aud business dull. Short
exchange 5a6 premium.
WEATHER - Pittsourg cloudy-mercury 81
Bufalo-windy- 90 - Cleveland-south-
west wind-mercury observation-disclosures
43-Rock lsland-clear-mercury2 8-St Louis
cIear-mercury 34-Louisville-very foggy-mer-
curry 40.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20-CoTToS.-Sales Of 5000
bales, lower grades easier; middling steady;
sugar 4i43; molasses l7sl8; -four firm; freights
unsettled and dropping. Exchange unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20-The Democrat has K an
sas letter of the l4th Returns, CONSTITUTION
with slavery 6063; without slavery 8, 562 This
last number is doubHul Smith, Free State man,
for Governor, ,238; Marshall Democrat, 6 O23. Par
rot for Congress $50 Carr 56S. The Senate
stands, Free State Is; Democrats --House-Free
State 90, Democr is IA The Territorial Legi la
ture, on account of frauds, will provide for another
Constitutional Convention.
CINCINNATI, Jan 20.-Flour So 6OsS rs; wheat
Unchanged; oats 37a3S; whisky lag; hogs 75a
90; mess pork Sl2 90, with advancing ten
dency.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 2O.--SESATE.-Nr Hale
spoke, making structures the bred Scott deci-
sion.
HoUsE.-The following bills were introduced,
viz: by Mr.. Davis, Of Mass, French Spoil ition
bill; Mr. Scott, a bill for the better security of
passengers ocean steamer; Mr.. Kibbeen, bill
granting alternat sections of land California to
aid Railroads.
SENATE.-Mr. Iverson introduced a bin retiring
disabled army officers, which referred 20 Com
mittee Military affairs. He also gave notice of
his intention introduce bill to change the mode
of appointing cad ts to West Point.
HoUsE.--The house debsted the Pacific Railroad,
aud finally resolved that that part of the Pressi-
dents message relating it b. referred to select
Committee Of fifteen. with power to report bill or
otherwise, when TIE House burned.
ST LOUIS, jim. 90 Flour 80; Wheat 90 i95;
Yellow Corn 3S; It. SO 40 Tobacco st ~.
NEw YORK, Jan. 20 Cotton firm; White Wheat
l 30 l 80; Whit Corn IS; Mess PORK II 75al4
go; Molasses 20 .27; Teas, old green, slightly ad-
vanced.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The War Department
asks an appropriation OF nearly qnarter OF a mil
lion for twenty months substance OF the Utah ex-
petition.
The Senate in executive session confirmed the re-
mander OF the naval nominations.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Age and Debility.

As old creeping OF, brings attic ndant
infrmtes. Loss Of appetite and weakness impair the
health and want OF ivity the disconnected
and unhappy. In where age adds its influence,
It is almost impossible to add vgor and health and al
though many remedies have been tried all have failed.
until EGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTER5 were known and
used In where they have been employed they
have given strenh and restored the appetite.
They have become great agent this alone and
used by many people who suffering from loss of appe.
tte and general debility In Of long standing chronic
diseases they a charm, invPorang the system,
thus giving nature another opportunity repair physical
injuries.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
CONSTABLE.

IT p We authorized to announce WILSON MUILsS
candidate for Constable in he nashville District at the
suing March election.
~ We authorized To announce JESSE w PAGE
candidate for Com table in the Nashville district
~ We authorized 10 announce Med. A. NoLyS
caudda able in the Nashville district he next
March cleo ION
Es- We authorized 20 announce IRA A. STOUT,
candidate for Constable N the Ndshyil ( District.
gS- We authorized to announce JOSEPH L. RYAN
a candidate for Constable ia the Nashville District.
s- We authorized to announce JESSE II. PERRY
candidate for Constable, in the Nashville District at tn
ensuing March election.
gF- We authorized TO announce FLETCHER W. Horn
candida for Cons table ia the Nashville District at the
ensuing March election
EF- We authorized to announce SAM. d. NIcHoL
a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District Mt tn
e March election. nov.l9
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
CIGAR MANDATORY.

INHE undersigned very extensively engaged IN
the OF all kinds Of Cigars and are en-
abed to compete successfully with OF the Eastern
cities. OF firm, who has charge OF this depart
OF our business being practical Cigar-r aker our
usomers NAV rely upon getting such goods sure TO
give and which viii guarantee In every IN
We can assure friends and customers that We
are maLino as fine Cigars from Havana, We
import fro there the finest tobacco thereny saw
ing considerable duty, enabled to eel or cigars
when made at lower rates than anything Ike the
same article could be imported, then why not
Encourage HOnIe Industry!
S " LYONS 4 co,
Yam 14-U No. IL Public Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21

For ST. LoUIs-The SoHie West, for st Louis,
will leave to-dsy at o'clock. She will make res
GUAR weekly trips hereafter leaving this city every
Thursday. She is in charge of the invincible and
clever CoRBETr, and a more worthy and deserving
man treads not the hurricane of any boat. The
SaLIie has been thoroughly renovated during the
past few days, and now present most beautiful
appearances. The thousands who have travelled on
her, can attest to her good qualities as boat of
comfort aud pleasure. Secure rooms early.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
COUNTY TRUSTEE.

wv We thorized to announce WIN. JACKSON, Esq,
candida county Trustee the ensuing March cleo
ton.
g5S- We authorized to announce JOHN RAINS as a
candidate for reelection to the office OF County Trustee at
the ensuing March election.
g7S- We authorized 10 announce T. T. SAUNDERS
candidate for the Office of County Trustee, at the ensuing
March election.
l%- W authorized to announce ELI L. WOons as a
candidate for County Trustee the next Mar eecon
NoYl-tdF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
News from Virginia.

MADISON, c. H., Va. Oct. 81, 1855.
DR.. G. NJ jackson. Dear Str:-I take pleasure in add
ing certificate your list, and recommending HoOf
lana Biters to all who may be aictedwth Dys-
pepsia Piles. had been afflicted soue four FIVE
months with Dyspepia, when omuencei taking the
Bers and they effected perfect had also
pain in my omach, attended with Piles have
had OF the nature since cured by the
Bit ters aud very eheerfally them all who
may be similarly afflicted.
II. CARVER, late p. NJ
WitneSs-Jas. VI. Floyd.
ASK for Hoohand's German Biters 1t Is sold by rug
gts and keepers in town and village in the
United States Indies and south America, IS cents
per bottle. Uanl-lm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
C. A n ID [ ID A Il E S
SIEi3ISIEEAL.TX.

0r We authorized to announce JAMES NJ. HINTON as
a candidate sheriff Of Davidson county, the
March election.
e- We auhOrizf d TO announce j. X. MCCAIN a
didate for Sheriff at the ensuing March election.
R- We authorized to announce JOHN K. EDMoNDsos
a candidate sheriff Of Davidson county,
March election.
saH- We authorized to announce F. b. BTGLEY a
candidate Davidson county, the
Gle ton.
II p We authorized to announce A. Creole, as a
candidate Sheriff of Davidson county, the
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