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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-02
Auction Sale
OF
GBOCERTES!!
By
Is. S. French and Som,

NE TUESDAY, March . re viii oFerI for sae in front
OF ou warehouse, or CsIk street, at 10 O'Clock he fol-
cut reserve, viz!
30 hnjs Sugar from fair toI5O doz Painted Buckets.
,,b Lee 500 reams Wrapping rapef;
W. UsEs n " ARd Baltimore % bbls Domestic Brandy;
,oSOnee IS bbls. Holland Gin;
Es 4isre4oee brands; 50 bbls Julius Smithis Old
0ou UOAss otaE candles full Seserve Whisky;
,,neiBlf % Matches:
- yOLS' "AtsAyS VanOuslOO boxes Corn Starch;
,os s SLus. al, 100 " Whea ten Starch;
, NV Oo15s lobaoeo, 100 Z" ChsrOot Cigars;
l5OUCO Cigars Bss'd brands; 50 BIackfns ISrns an
$50 dOZ. BrOOms: gmou "e' iNisV anu
30 boxes Fine Brandy
WIZ other articles tho grocery line too numerous to
10N'ioA' leV@t n, 5. FRENCH & son.
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FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorised TO Announce JEssE W. PAaE csDdI-
GATE lOr Constable In the Ma hVills district. lao IN
We are authorised 10 announce SAM. u, NICHUL A.
candidate Tor COnEs5 in the Nashville District a. he an
suing March election. nov n
VIZ authorised announce J. B. IyDDICT CTTd-1sts
wi oous--Dlz ol 1asltsol county. sept H-to
We are authorized 20 announce JEssE pEEEY C11dl
date Tor Constable IN the Nashville District. sept "a
We are authorised 20 announce FIRTrIrzu w. goE +, a
canddaio Tor LonsEbi In the Nashville District Oci7-t
Wear authorseu 10 announce l. \. SToUra candidate
oT Unstable ia the Nashville District al The ensuing
March election Dec -. ms
We are authorized % aRnJance K. n IRWIN candidate
for Constable IN the ashvIs District the ensuing bsc6
election 80
We are authorized 70 announce IHA CRANDA Il a can.
ddle for Constable the 1Olh District OF Davidson
county, at The ensuing arch election feb T-ts
We are auth"rzed 70 announce !. II. JONES candidate
for Constable IN the Nashville District at the ensuing Wsrr
election. Ttsb', q.
We are authorized TO announce ". D. CABLE as can
didsle for Constable for the Nashville oistrict
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Al gEue. common, Falr, Prime and Ch0lts L'HI5I-
III ans sd Ill
Jos barrels GrurHGd Sugar
D.. lot
r!araad " ,,.-.r-
- WsHe Eavaua Sugar. in store 1od io[ SAFE
~ imET Ell W. =. HohDeN q -
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something New
AT
tgatCrdeId & Walkers.

NVATEsFIsID & WsLKER are aifi7rra tr-f-zrt,-
~ stye 5s1rert zone New aHg Esgsu ST. ss Of Hats
original in tssTE1 aud superior torture me- 4s-rF III
large aud select, AMI .nsr prices low md ur4f5rr-
feb Is EATaEEIsL H. r,E.EEF
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disable. Baldwin & 60,

n B-s"O and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied Agent will insure bottle Of tine Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry q Dsmovlus, and G
W. Hendershoii, Agents Tor Nashville. deod6wIy
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~ EXPLOslON

j hereby certify lhaL having badly bruised and
scaded 0y the eGPl1soI Of steam bJsr friend Induced
me 70 Try baggs Arcic LInImeuI. Aha smart rsrg
extracted nom lhsaca-5, aud 10 aYUr tls all Jhs
pain vas zone rom me bruises Ia Ga0 was usI
and able % resume my business
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LadleSI LaTge DreSs Trnnks

[ AIDES IRON FRAMED FRENCH DRESS TRTrSEs
- Large lrEVeiing Trunks with Double IrsTs.
Meoi0m tTanks, with Bonnet Boxes:
,oabet B'X,s, with and wituou. Trays.
Ee,Vet ana Tapestry Bays and SllghsIs.
AiaTgs assortment just received by
6,s- JOHN EAMAGE,
4 = -
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EGUNEY CnI5RT linz.

C6UN EY COURT JUDGE
We are Authorized - announce JAMES WHITWORTH
candidate for Judge tho County Court o. DsVJ.o1
couaty Al The ensuing March election feb23
We are authorized 70 announce WILLIAM BFOys EsU.
candidate Tor the Oce Of Jldge Of County Court
Eydson county. Election 70 be held on The OF March
Is tsFsa - -
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= $40 Va

I'VE l.Ve moved .r-1 tEa Sew H. r7 Tr..a No. 60
" FuB4is VI u5tre- -aaslsyFlIe, ..C -u., w.-r5
asP5oP,s1 SEQ -l-..-- on an In7rJ Cd Ia-- Ha
IMPORI Ed AND DOMESTIC
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Eats, &c.
generally.
- Io-lr. UELLs z CD.
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ChOlce Chewing Tobacco aud Cisars

WE IN store large lot cam strris e5r--
w ed brands OF lOo2eco ana his yell known Pl11
brand % sTiyei ~ Few days We except brsHts,
those Who want sde bsst article thai hey can
Il, VINO esaie OF retail u A Union street
Also l2rse l1- Of LEnghorn q Armisleads VIII uHE
oMer BRANDS o. me Virginia IObaec2-auIa lcl OF E11
Tennessee Tobacco, that wish Out a. prices 10
please the buyer
We eouunleJo Keep genuine Imported. Havana Cigars,
Domestic and Gsrman d.. Pipes, Scotch snuff amoEtg
Tobacco, &C., &C. r-
Nv LANGLEY & CO..
dee 10 TT a T7rfon sr-sar
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" Az
DIX, A. g. bhAGG-DEAR SIts For more lesr three
years bad been afflicted lldamsI eyes, rl AN AGRA
Faled degree, anu tried various Physicians. ana several
strUIs 3D. no enccI7 was Iu1u-sI Jy De- aa.u Cd -rv
iHs ArCsc Linin5nt, and % moufhs was ne-r. well
Ny tte Caugh afflicted IN the same u u1s- fF- he
same uule, aud during portion of tho wa. sr..-av
blind in one eye. appu8d your valuable Liafe1r ana
her eyes are NV perfectly sound anus 10 -I.1 one
tWOoiisbul.e, cuTsJ 10y daughters eyes ms al be-
sides curing the rheumatism my back would NOD Be
without your lnyaiuaDls remedy ly house Ya- ru7
Wl- EIeaV a..
WEHsTEH CRY, lows, Sow. 3d., IsIs.
thereby certify "a 60 am we'll aCgGaH.sa H tr.an
Russell, and iLh the astJHIshuE cures be- u=r. r lI1
know has statement 10 DO zarcl5 true.
}. WADs "JRIH5 r. a., Ec5s.ar Ci.v.
GOOD tUE a VIZ AIS.
This inVaua0le LllmeBLIs zls1 equally el-1rr la cdr
ng me diseases Of aniu2s1 VILLAGES me cr9-
caie5 hessrs J. q A ArIot, aud Lsulh, a.. Eeu
he tNO largest lVerg stab Eus te o. s1lr
EnoWn throughout t-e UuIsd sll.es
ST, L5T g, Dee. 2Jri, 1851.
We the undersigned having ussd Dr. 8rlr-s Arctic l-
ulrui Tor number Ol mon Lls Cl3g-Ig t.aL aFUHr
Or efficacy uru= diseases I0-Fss well. ars
satisfied 0l tao 1rCaC UsTuE best azF- t4aE
We would use other. We Esap Ee1. ..r rI
Der o. year, extensive livery stables 10 ts clg Issasss
great aud We ulls sllIss sa5 lla- t1s Arctic ss
The 0lly one ulEe ever tolud Eag elscFa We e.r-
oaly recon memo b. 90 al livery sg1 Keepers all 0aa-s
having The q Uses.
J. "a ARN0T.
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e. 1AGAN
For Exagch.
% 5lag,i51 i' 49, MeAGAZINT FOR mAROFz,
feb le e TESGANs
- -------- Market stTeSs.
I ,Lli,ll E ':. Magazine for March,
w IN ~ BNCK NUMBERS, Just received BY
F. GAGAS.
GOdey's Lady's Book.
COX AARCH--Niih back nunbers-just ,seeivadhz
fsbQ6 +, HAGAN,
Market street
r,o, It,, Notice.
EOl sHtaActorV reasons, we 90 hereby rsv,go ,b sr
e.Sa4tuo 81 5000, P1blisaOd IN tls D3pgrs ~.
~ ~ oaueel Sef5iith The murderer 81 HsrGar-a p
cb,s9ni Ia The town Of Winchester on H., gItE ~ ne
DAVID ROBERTSON
yyf,.,.,... - tLAklSOA r. ROBERTSON.
Ahe New Orleans Delta Charleston NeTenvv Bt.b-,,s
EnqulIer, 81 L9sis Republican an4 Do ocrsi 3obfs Pe
'ien pals appeal, Louisville Journal ana Non tgomsy
AuVeiIsef Will Publlsh the foregoing two weefs ~
feb 25-aa
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SaIe Of SteambOat.

NOG@AS WI kCONNdAAANO
DY virtue OF an order sale from tas District Court OF
ID the United States, Nashville IN the case OF n n
Gilbert and Othes, the Steamboat cumberland, will
The Sth DAY OF March 1855, board Of said steamboat
atn civ wharf proceed 10 sell Al public vendue the said
Steamboat Cumberland, her boats, tackle, apparel and
furniture and ali wood ppss and other 1steriss on
board her 10 the highest bidder. The purchaser viii BE-
required 10 pay eighteen hundred dollars cash and 10
gVenOtes with good security, payable in balk for he e
due, IN three equal tnssaieus, Three, SIX and uns
months, respectively. This 27th day OF FEB. Is5s
J. B. CLEMENTS U. s. marshHI
fob % for the Middle Dist-ics o. Tenn
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EXfraOrdinarT Barsain

IN u asa IA 3 l. T. IL hsID r y Ga. .
+ oEer EJr sale &C grost sa-rtos 20. cash. u.
~ New Handsome BricE DHcli- 3, with six Iz-1e -l
kitchen eistern, dsr aH1 fo- frlrEre fH. -H
HusselI street. ZJ.ClEer's Add.v1 Ega eFsfl q.
YARDS lrum las public squsrs Persons -1
Guy great bargain OF the res
css 10 EdseaeJ, viii dad u 90 their Iaer=r .5 nlsr
dis.s application 20 J. 4. a D. W. BEJHl-
iob l5-lu AK Chsrrg s-F--.
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CANDIDATES
PUTNAM COUNTy

PUTNAM COUNTY.
We authorised 10 announce Il. W. SABLE, JF. a
candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Putnam county
a. the ensuing AaIeh election. JAMIE
JACKSON COUNTY.
We are authorised WsITR MYE,sa candidate
or sheriff Of Jackson County a the ensuing March else
non. nov 2l-te.
FERRY COUNTY.
We author announce MOsRs BATES candidate
9r CerE Of the County Court Of Perry county at the March
elecuon- " sept sd,
Cheatham County.
We are authorized 20 announce W. STUART, as q can
ddae for sheriff Of Chestham county the ensuing March
election. dec 4-te.
County Officern--I3iecliOu march, ts5s
County trustee.
We are authorised 70 announce Eli L. Woods 4 cspdi
date Tor Trustee Of Davidson county a. the ensuing March
eisc'loh. --- nov lie
We are AUTHORISED uHnOu HIRAN Cray andidats
loI trustee Of Davidson cOunLy-tst
weaTe authorized 70 announce JoHN RASEs GCanddsis
ieeeon as Trustee OF Davidson county. sep lite
We are authorised - announce WLLfIH JaCEsoS Es0
Lcenolasie IoE Trustee OF Davidson county sept It'd
We are authorised announce THonAs a. SGEDFEs a
candidate for Trustee OF Davidson County. sept
We are authorized to E. D. BAXTER a candid
election.
Fob COUNTY COURT CLERK,
HS arg auinoTised 70 announce WILLIAM l.. FOsTER
e1neloate for County Court CLERK. oct 99-se.
We are authorized announce FRGI1 X. CHRATHAN a
Davidson county,
We authorized 10 annoyance Capt J0Hs o. U,s5ITLI
candidate for Clerk 9th County Court Of Davidson
For Circuit Court Clerk
liz we are Authorized % announce DAVID LOVH can
Sa5ss ior Oek Of Lhs Circuit Court Of Davidson oouay
d we ensuing March election. itsH
we are authorized 70 announce JOHN HUGH SMITH "A
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk al be ensuing March
election.
We are authorised 10 announce a " NJ \ TF 777
sor CLERK Of the Circuit Court OF Davidson eoanty at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

TIE EAST INDIA TRaDE.--aiany Of our merchants
were much pleased by the intelligence brought
them by the East India mail. Many Boston ships
and factors had arrived ut Calcutta and other
Indian ports, and bad received their letters from
home in season 10 prevent large purchase OF
goods by their cousignees. Although our mer-
chants know not what their vessels may fiad to do
yet they did not want them to rush into such Gel tain
and tremendous losses AS purchase of cargoes for
the United States would invoive.-onIy two or
three ships were loading at Calcutta for Boston,
and when they arrive, with fifteen or twenty
others on the way hither. We may look for almost
total cessation of shipments for some time to
come. aud which will give our immense stocks
here In India goods chance to be worked off
When We can say, N we hope we shall be able to
time this year, 'there are not four carges Of
goods nov from Calcutta on the way 10 Boston"
then We shall see . brisk trade, at fair prices, OF
the stocks now in the warehouses here.-Boston
Tydreley E-EFs EtEF
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STOCKING CAsuALrY--Some week or two ago, a
lad promising boy Of the name of David, son of
Mr.. James Sloan Of Clarke county, Miss, aged
about twelve years, came to his death by acciden-
tai shooting In q shocking manner. He had gone
ont with a hunting party for deer. He had been
left at stand alone, and his uncle, who took the
nearest stand to him. was presently A little sur
prised nj hearing the report of his gun without any
indications OF game about He went that way to
ascertain the cause. and found oaly feIess CORPSE
1t WAS supposed that he was standing upon log
with the butt OF his gun resting upon it, and by
some mesns IL slipped, and the hammer being let
down upon the cap, the conclusion when il came
In contact with the log caused 1t to explode, His
neck was half shot away and a part of tie back
Of his head.
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cR4 HAGAN'S JOHN il out ~
a The Tias. The question: win lf2y
be asked. Whyf IL u writieB the lassyr~y 3 w.
thy Of his wages, and why sbvlsld man t,iI In
naughtf thankful for past fasors, and Z eoIl.isl,
aIlce Of good will,
" Rise, Jupiter, end Snuff he Msss ~
HAGAN'S JOHN still retsins Greek Nation. with
all its laws and imsebe rights, for II b written.
That selfpFeservsfion y the fnt isw Of Natuss
why should man despair. 40 hong a. there II i reef
20 unfuri. hr lac kmuweth mot his deetinsf There
fore, have commenced my old business On 18th
row 10 six horse Coaeh-wiil hire out sell frasis
aird take Horses on iistry-will lie rsady 70 trade
lr nythinR, rem goose yoke ap 10 blind on -.
Barnuui. with all ms humbug8 and Walker will his
MILITARY renowB, is nothing 10 compare 10 ffA-
SANs JOHN career. which you viii hear more Of
Hereafter. JOHN uA8AN,
ia I9-ts Greek Nation
cAAk CARRlAGE.--I have for sale
NY second hand CARRIAGE, in good or.
der, suitable for Hack or family use. Apply to
0c 26-ts ALEX. MOTT. A1et
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GREAT CLOSING OUT OF SEA
80 '-----l--1l---l---
REMOVALS, 60.

REMOVAL = -
IT. EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
C.. w. PURCELL & co.
The subscribers have removed to their new house
at the corner OF Main and Governor streets. where
EXCHANGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
In all its branches. ~ :,
Exchanges on the principal city bought and sold
at the current rates.
Foreign and American Gold wanted for which we
will pay the highest premium.
Having prompt and responsible correspondents IN
all parts of the Union we are prepared to make col
lections on the most favorable terms.
We will pay pertia&iar attention to the sale OF
every description of Stocks, and will advance On
same when required, on reasonable terms.
ia q O. W. PURCELL Il co.
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PsscoctoUss--At the Posrhouss In Taunton,
Mass, fss Aays stses, mother gave birth 70 d
child wsighisk eight pouads. thc Nother bcIng
eleven years I'D, add the father Int fourteen The
mother hsrssIf vas tAsss In ths paorbonse May ~,
1sa. they are both likely TO do we'll. s8's
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DISTRESSING Academia little girl about three
years old, daughter Of Mr.. Norwood, near uogans
Vile, In Trout county. Ga, was bur ed to DEATH
ON the eth ult., under the following circumstan.
COS: or. NArSood was making pillow stocks, not
very FAR from his residence, ani had Are at the
place whore he was at work. Having occasion to
step to the house his little daughter, who was
playing around him, took up some shaviags aud
threw them upon the Gre, Ia doing which her
clothes took Are. She lived until the next morn
ing aud dad
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TELEaRAPHIc CONSERVATION BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
AasRicA-A correspondent from st. Petersburg
states that there 10 much talk in that city 10 ref
erence 10 the establishment Of Geographic commu-
nIcAtion By land with North America. The plan
submittedto shs Russian Govsrmnssnt by Belgian
engineer consists In bringing tSiegraphic line
through Siberia, then establishinE Submarine
communications kstuseu the Cape Fast and that of
the Prince OF Gales and finally to join that line TO
those Of the United states, across Russian and
British America.
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'Ae ~ wM A CHRISTIAN.
p $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

G@ pHV M Nau away IIVH
the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, of
- loretto. Essex county, Va. who sent him 10
Richmond, to my care; ami furnished him with a
pass TO go and see his wife, and return in week
from the date of the pass which was dated early In
september last. His wife WAS then living in Ches
terrified county, near Petersburg. The above named
negro was enancipatet by the late Tho+. q. Tay Tor
[ will give the above reward if delivered 10 me in
Richmond, OF to John Saunders at Loretto in Essex
county, Va. WM. 3. PHILLIPS.
de- ia 2 Z y
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PIANOS, Go.

nnxza NUNS 4 CLARK'S PA.
8PSksazsS{4 NOS..SEyEN OCTAVE PIANOS
WHF 2. II TAYLOR aeI has :, inst ops1s s
from the popular nanufactory of Messrs. NUNS 4
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling durins
the past thirty years. to the entire satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers. Also Pianos of 81 octayes
together with several excellent second hand nstrl
meats, which will be sold ut unusually low prices
MEL0DE0NS. Of Pelaubet's make, to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS OF variety of patterns.
The most extensive assortment of MUSIC and MI
steal instruments in the State. p. H. TAYLOR
lie 25-ts Piano and Music Store. lsS Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

Emery q school teacher OF spotess character
committed suicidc W taking stryehnine, at Osks
iooro, Iowa % the 10th nit. She was engaged
70 = man named DAscomp, and the wedding
day wss appointed, but the night before the eere
mouy wss 10 BE- performed he sbcoaded with
. woman 81 bod repute. The Suicide left q letter
giving fall Instructions ~ TO her burial, and
showi.g that her determination was cool and do.
l.bsrnee. b4e sa
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fEHRssLx Ervscrs % Ssusr Dsrpsaa --Foar Young
negroes, bslsaging 20 Samuel Jeanston. Esa.. OF
Person cousty, n O. died ssddenly = fsw DAYS
aga. u appeArs that they were dssirons Of imits-
ting the prevailing fashion Of "saaf Dipping
snd hsd made smouth nsopsa Of deadlock OF poi
sqHed angelica. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

r me, LINE, LIME.-TO FARMERS,
IL BRICKLAYERS, AND ALL OTHERS IN
WANT OF PURE, WELL BURNT HE'LL LIME.
am prepared to furnish LII Il. ut my kilns, in any
quantity as low, or lower, than it can he purchased
this city. deliver It at any of the railroad de-
pots and will deliver to Farmers, with my owu
carts in this vicinity. Persons in want of Lime,
will please leave their orders the kiln the
nal opposite Tredegar Iron Works, at MIR. John J
Werths office, corner 10th STR ct and Basin bank.
at Mess<rs. SMITH d HARWO0D'S, No. IS Main
street by letter, directed to the care Of Smith
HARDWOOD ia l6-lm* WI SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

uARTSHORNE'S Gu UREA l. THE
IL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Ri
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical
or Medical Science for the rapid cure of RIIEUMA-
TlSM, NEURALGIA, T00TiIACHE, EAR-ACHE,
SORE THROAT. SfIFf NECK. or pain in the
1t is also au excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
aud Indigestion which arises from weak stomech
bowel. Thousands of per- who have used HARTs
HoRNE's CURE ALL have been astonshed at its won
derful power in removing any pain from the sys
TEN
aD- Bottles 25 50 cents and 81.
To be had of PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, and all
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
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AZ Aefoe o&cED.--tieorgs Jordan, light co.
msdian OF New York, who married tho presaiere
daassstse Of the Park, = fsw paenthA ago, had the
''siskeu bohdss cat BY Judge Clark Thursday
nss = weekly ssipead toward ths support Of the
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HEAVY Vs&Dacr.--A suit has been going on In the
6apSrios Court ut New York for some days past
the piaintad 10 which, Mr.. Lorenzo Ackerma sued
20 recover 1t0.00o dAniAgea from ths Knickerbec-
ksT Stage Company. Tor having his leg broken
While standIng the guard Of Oae OF their seighs
The tury brought In q verdict Of six cent?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

WHoLEsAEE P0IsoslSG.-The most horrible case
ever heard ofhas recently to light In Alabama
Genesee county New York In July. 1856, Henry
Hoag, respectable citizen OF that town, died quite
suddenly. six weeks thereafter his little daugh Inter
I'VE six years old, died after illness of TWEEN
ty-faurs. Last spring an infant child, born subse
9uent TO Mr. Hoags death, died after q short il J.
ness. Last fall another child, two years old, died
under still more suspicious circumstances. A post
mortem examination was had, bat the chemist to
whom the chiid's stomach Sas sent neglected TO
anaiyze its contents. The community, however.
had become satisfied that thu death of 50 many
members of family, under such circumstances
required further investigation, aud the bodies OF
all Of them were exhumed, and the stomachs OF
the frss three, and portion of the duodenum OF
ths last secured and upon analyst arsenic was
found Ia them ALL Suspicion at once pointed to
the wife and mother ~ the person who admins,
tered the poison, aud she was arrested and is now
In Jail at Batavia, awaiting the action of the grand
jury. Since her husbands death she has been
married again to man by the name of kfiscl.
who lived with her bat short tiine-soue diff
Guilty having arisen between them Some years
since three others of her children died quite sud.
denly, with symptoms almost precisely similar TO
the last ones, aud II is inferred that poisoned
them also, from the fact that she confessed that
she had poisoned the first one. but that she did it
accidentally and through mistake.
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TRTIssEs- TRUSsES -

4 invite the attention of ply sieans to new and
impr0yad TRUSS for the cure of Hernia. Its sci +
addpfatioa lightysss and natural pressure is strik
ngfy evident We have also all the usual sty les and
patterns of Trnsses. for Umbilicat, ingrnicai aud
Surgeons Randages and Appliances; Spints; Silk
and Cotton Elastic st ckings. for earteoSe pei,as;
Shoulder Braces &c.
MEADE BAKER, phsrinaeeutsts,
1856 N. w. cor. Main and 10th ST.
Inn Ri..hyiotl Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
WATCHES, CLOCKS, 30.
THE SIEGE OF DELHI.

e THE SIEGE OF DELHI.
kSZe The shot ON the bastions Of Delhi Was fall
ing.
In thunders preparing the path Of the foe,
Aud lou,iiy tho legiens of Britain calling
Ror vengeance. as fieFcely they swarned from be-
low.
But why should the heart Of ihe Sopoy be dsuItcds
And. reader, his with your own one compare,
The ratapans massive and all that Was wanted
Was Immediate recourse 10 Judiclous repairs
So You, that have Watches that's likely IL cave la,
Let Delhfs example be present 10 yiew.
lad time which il money, and tiBepiece be saving.
By calling the aid OF BARTHOLOMEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Ciock Maker,
de former nth and Main SITS Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
RuNAWAYS.

4 SO REWARD.--Ranaway from
ia my farm Graz gtou early in October last, a
<SaV aright muiatto girl named NANCY GRAN
THAN, sometimes calling herself vary. |
Slst Ilae bright black eyes, long black eyelashes
thin yisage, bushy head of hair of sandy color,
straight, slablke firm, and steps long when walk
ing. aud ia about fifteen cid. | will give SO
for her apprehension and delivery to at my farm
and $5 for the discovery of her harberers with suf
iicient proof 10 canvict them. she has relatives in
the city OF Richmond, living near the Monumental
to that part of the town.
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