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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

Hon PRIoR FOR BRI0AND.-A bill has been
introduced into the Legislature of Texas, and
has passed the House, authorizing a reward of
$4,000 for the capture of Cortinas, or any other
of the leaders of the Mexican brigands on the
Rio Grande.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
MILLINERY ST0RE.

NOS SECOND ST.. Wilmington, Del. The undersigned
Az informs the ladies Of wningtou and hr friends gcn-
orally that she nS removed from Second street near Or
angr To No. Fast Second street, between Market and
King where she will Keep hand u gnnd assortment of
Spring Bonneis Dress Caps Head DRESSES Ribbons Flow
cra, Trimmings, &c. which She IL selling on reasonable
terms All work IN her line promptly attended To and
warranted to give satisfaction. MARY TAYLOR.
npl3-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

DECLINE IN WHALING BUsINEss.--Therc are at
present 81 ships, brig, and schoonea employ
ed in the whale fishery belonging to Nantucket
Mass, aggregating s,022 tons. Only twenty
five years ago there were "a ships OF 81 ,26s
tons.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
December Ia 1870

CARROLL INSTITUTE LEcTUREs.TV
llE second Lecture of the course by THOMAS IN Va,
IL MpAGnER ESQ, Of New York. Subject: Jonathan
swift Dean Of 81 Patrcks ut the City Hail. on this (Sni
commence a. o'clock Tickets be procured Of the
members Of the Institute. drcl51t
SEGARs-A NEW STOCK OF FINE
- Segars-at II. Il. BRINaHuRsr's
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

WILNISGToN, Dec. ~, 1859
| Report of the Treasurer of the Wilmington
and Brandywino Cemetery Company for the
year ending to-day.
Expenses for the year $l0sl 25
Income do 2470 %
Number of permits issued do. 1871
do Lots sold do. 80
do Lots sold to this date, SGS
do Lots unsold 6T3
Estimated number ofacres not laid OFF in lois, 81
Liabilities, none but current expenses: Assets
Loan Of the City Of Wilmington, Sl347
do Trustees of the Poor of N. c. Co, 500
do the State of Delaware, 1000
do Delaware Railroad Co., 1000
do on bonds and mortgages, 900
Total $6747
At a stated meeting of the Board of Directors,
on motion Of DR.. II. F. Askew, resolved, that
the price of lots in this Cemetery, after January
LIST, 1860, be twenty cents per square foot, and
that the notice thereof be inserted in all the
newspapers of this city.
A. W. SMITH. Secy, W. & B. C. Co.
Christmas Goods-Toys, Fancy articles and
all kinds of China Ware, suitable for Christmas
presents, now open for inspection at the China,
Glass, and Queensware store, N. W. corner of
Third and Shipley, Wilmington, Delaware,
The public are invited to call and examine
the large stock on hand suitable for Christmas
presents. JOHN MCMAKIN.
Set Aside.-The sale of the farm of the late
John b. Jnstis, situated in Christiana Hd., was
set aside on the last day of the Court at New
Castle. The sales of the properties of Mr. In
gram, in Appoquinmink Hd., were also served
in the same way.
Nice Pigs,-John s. Walter slaughtered on
Thursday last, two pigs seven months old,
which weighed, in the aggregate, 3sl pounds.
Commenced Prdctice.-Dr. Il. Worrell has re-
su med the practice of medicine in Delaware
City.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
A. co.


MOULD respectfully call the attention Of tho people Of
w Wilmington aud Throughout state, IL the large
CdNDIEN SEGIR ILEM AND CANDF Tors Of
their own manufacture. Owing to the increased ppillty
in which our business has spread wherever our candy las
been introduced have greatly enlarged facilities for
the manufacture Of our well known candles. The Measrs
Lemons would Say TO the people Of our city, that there are
people who bnast vi selling Philadelphia Candy Of superior
quality, &c, This may be true; hut ready ut any
time 10 have chemical examination Of Philadelphia candy
with own manufacture, AMI will put down One Hun
bred Dollars with any person. that our manufacture Of
candy will hvoI1hly compare both IN material ind work.
mnslp Will amy candy made IN Philadelphia why h9
We have both thrmcaiis and facility by workmcn machl
merry and material We tsc other Sugar than Esawck
Brotlcr's hest brands our foreman MIR. John Wisely
wife practical Chemist and Confectionery frnn his large
experience in working in of the best shops III this
country an who came from the shop Of Stephen u Whit
man. 10 take charge Of our Factory Is we'll scenced
IN mo nrt OF eonectins sugars into all the various
orir they are made George Dckerson, who is known to
by them as gnn plain candy makcri anil besides egl-
teen others are husy engaged in the manufacture Of Cant
dies uncrtc direction our foreman Mr. Wisely at OUT
extensive establishments which is not only sold out OF our
beautiful wagons for 80 miles around the country but are
continually receiving orders for Soluble Gum Drops,
Fine Almonds aud box uzcnges from Philadelphia, for
the Nnuihein and Western Market which IL evidence Of
their superior quality and ceapncss We would therefore,
solicit the patronage our own people in wilmington and
throughout State to call and examine our stock before
purchasing Of these Retailers who buy few pounds Of stale
candy OF inferior quality in pilalchia and encourage
223 Market street, between 81 4 3D. Wilmington, Del
~ q. CHANDLER a. SON,
i CENTRAL tL0UR, FEED. GRAIN AND SEED
DEIDT No lOg Market street. q doors above 9TH, west
side) Wilmington Delaware where may bc found cons
stanly good assosment Of Agricultural Seeds such ~
Red Clover, Timothy. Orchard Grass, Herd Grass Mixed
Lawn Grass, Broom Corn Annual Rye Grass white Dutch
Clover Primitive Green Grass, Mllet, Duckwheat, Usage
Orange. Italian Rye Grass (perennlal) and faxsoed.
BIRDSEEDA--Canary, Hemp, Mllet, Rape, Yellow
Nav, Lettuce and unhullud Rice.
FLOWER SEEDS-Annua biennial and Perennial
large assortment, comprising such kinds only have
proved suited to this climate.
H1' Hops, Kentucky Blue Grass, Parina Corn Sarh,
Pearl, Barley Flour 8c \. &. CHANDLER 4 son,
tpcS-lYs
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

LEMON g. co.
223 MARKET STREET., (OLD NUMBER 6g,)
DVERTISES VERY LARGE AND
N extensive stOck Of FIRE HORKS Of samuel Jack
sens dyrolechnis make which gave such general salts
faction ~ tlerxhibnn IN this city the lth of july last
such rs Rockets Roman Candles. Vertical Wheels,
Mines stars Brngpla Lights, 1'rianglus,
Pigeons. Nerprnts, Pin Wheels.
40 Flower Pots, Grasshoppcr-
Fire crackcrs &c., all of which will he ajlI at the lowest
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
CITY Hall Refractory,
OPPOSITE THE CITY llALL)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DELAWAKE.
nANIEL II. WOODWARD, PROPRIE-
TOR.-Thn City Hall Refractory ~ one of the oldest
Embellishments nf tho kind In the city. II as Hwnya had
high reputation lhr tho manner In which oysters anil
game served up, we'll rs all the ccacu' Of the seat
son.
An OLD THING RENlNED-Th old fashioned Cream
IIcr served up in pcwtcr mugs Al kinds Of liquors kept
constantly an hand
Particular attention paid to procuring good Sesars and
tobacco.
oysters Of tho very best quality served u In every style
Families supplied with oysters md game NJ their houses
NJ nil times and AT the shortest notice lpr17-lf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO AND sEGAR
MANUFACTURERS
~ 90 MARKET STREET WlLMINAroS DELAWARE.
III orders for Tobacco and Segara. lrom the country,
i 1leiat the shortest aud on tho most reasonable
terms good supply of reaymade segars constantly
~ Country dealers will do well to give us call before
purchasing elsewhere determined to sell 10 suit
nnylg-lm
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CANDIES,
SNGAR IIEMS AND CiNDr TOYS
IN great variety for the holidays ut the new store 223
Market street, between 2d nnd 81 streets See advertise
mcnt in another column,
Ollie DRIVING.--TIIEUN UNDERSIGNED WOULD
respectfully inform the business public that he builds
Whnryss Bridges Slnices and drives Piles in the hest man
nsr and at the shortest notice Apply at his residence No
II Robinson street THOMAS WRIT.
nOyl2-6m
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
m q. CnAMnLER z. SnN.

LEMON d co.,
WHOLESALE AND nETAIL DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,
Nuts, Tobacco and Segars, Oranges Lemons,
new Figs whole, half and quarter bUxcs Of
Bunch and Layer laiAins, fine prunea. IN Jars,
Cooking prunes, Tamarines Dried Peaches,
Green and Dried Apples, Pecan Nuts,
Paper and Soft Shell Almonds, NhpllAyka
English Wanls, Cream nuts, lInze nuts, Ground nuta
selle Ground nuts selled Almonds German and Havana
Sugars a al which will sell at small advance Of thv
importers Wholesale prcca Call and sce
LEMON 4 co,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

JIOR RENT.-A GOOD REsTAURANT
l. STAND in the central part of the city Possession
given immediately Apply to
lecl0 JAMES NONTGONEny
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
Saturday, December IT, 1859.

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
DALYs
.AromalIc vaIIey Nklsky.

4 this age of iufsrats dseteTisas ara souI1s
Of great satisfaction 70 be a9e 70 niI u puzzle netts
sas no qualities except s1n a. have ne Eost voi sos IN
ausncs On the human constitution
sr.e ~hla sil hoursa whers else nom Ehose ues pre-
eess the "JOannsberz choicest vine u the World.
Ss q -l shSn man aeird - @ esfs1 AZ e. 'aPss
oy superior 70 tt Of the pr5iacfof other so And
ons supplied Tie World wish sursTsa csisni sf suuE,
Yen sacn 4obscro be induced gro elsewhere
lying valley Of TIE MSno5z-is rTer eesiyy rins
orsn ESs Of psoperties pecuir. that is si
4 S p.ees WHISKY Of such character places
By Poesss reest discovered and now knosn osy 10 ny
slItT 80 ron ne choicest spot Of shs as0rsd
-, -. AEossatie Valley whisky,
Nh ~nca no ot9er stand iBstant's cau.rrrl,on
nave no eIprehsasion q beng q pai!shiar IN.
VII srss o. s.Ss sEasist ssoEians any phs
1T Is noE The s1seaa-d article al The arssc.. tel. M i
e - &c y, 3 ss ferk and wherever nSrodacsi il a.
AWARDED the Palm OF Superiority,
Its medicinal properties such, t uhii- h.
ieets are pleasant and grateful Il exercises he s99sss
nent influence upon the constitution
have anAyzed ssEapieof Days Aromatic VALLEY akv,.
~ nna 70 os pure artsts Of fac fayo ny
assterieus adlstA-uIe JAMES 3. CHILT0S 4l.D go.
New York. garai.L
srAu AssATu-'s ozsuez y sosers.s ss'sst.s
W., II ~, Boston, April ga ls5a- 8 -.
Hhsy' and aod Il pare aas- ssooTea. ~ Watg eaasa
ng no Injurious matters Of kne. reclesi Il
As suitable for medical add Pa'iis gg.P 3;
VI. sAts Assayq.
Your Aromltie Valley Whisky reesiyea and ater es e
animation and t to be pure Grtie, eafy fe las ~
80 sd'ras'Ag Ia0TedLS'fs 80 sgasay Es iegrs
Anai5tisl Chsaaai-.
oossumsTs can depend upon getting purs aeS vasa
'Ass tag 'hs Valley WHISKY a. Is 'Oi By me
70 so.,s u,,,,,., VA. n -. Sai ~.
laEiS-teo Ia sole Propriaior.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
Arkansas COttO a Lands.

TEyHE subscriber cers for sale 3. go Of choice -
Land, within two miles Arkansas river, and 49,.
100 miles Napoleon. poI Ion Of this land
in 1855, and above doE ali % twill be -
claimed by ieTees nov being bU IT.
To any sanng hotead in the richest portion Of ne
cotton growing eouniryl desirable traot. foainE
nearly mile Silver LsEe(a deep clear body OF Eaaai
Cypress convenient fcr building purposes
hundred acres DECIDE Lands Old Burns Indian yin
lagos, grOs them but Tbs purchaser ecaa
good the first year,
will sell - tract land at great harEain Tor IS eAsh,
balance and gears credit, or U exchange tof e5
also have other Of land that ush q s
Thomas H. Allen, Of Memphis has plat u tbs isH ana
win eerfully give any information TO those applying In pln
addressed will BE- promptly espu1uieto
AfIress EDWARD q. NORTON,
poV2-ram Cummns. Arsansls county ARK
F6JTN lSOLK.xRS.-i vi give Ten Dollars tn ons
Who viii arst send me q number Of EsrOWni WIS
Knoxville hIg ,puhshe about the last q june hrs
AZ JuIv 5 in which the editor cpies paragraph rom ne
Engston fsasefeer from the Auerctu Frssbyfer
and then d-nounce The writer % the Gsssss parsEp
s.rnmittiraei liar" ". L. PATTERSON
WAsHissTos, Rhea county, Tenn.
Hfruqf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
EFFECTS Of the PANIC.

The New York San states that circular issued
BY the Mercantile Agency Of Messrs. Douglas Co.,
OF that city, furnishes comparative statement of
the number of failures in the United States in S57
and in 1885, aud of the total amounts Of iabiH les
Il was in the fall of 1857 that the great financial
storm swept over the Unioa, and over Europe also;
and while the weak and rotten concerns tumbled
down during the first weeks Ofits fury others which
pos sessed better basis resisted for time, and
were only forced down by the pressure of sur
rounding ruin The Sun makes the following alb
stract Of the Gil cular:
In New York city and Brooklyn the number Of
failures IN 1851 was 9l6 the average liabilities of
each being $l47, $50 and the total amodnt of ia
bilities being $780, 1884, 600. In 1855 the numb of
failures was 4U6, the average liabilities Of eleh
failure being only $40 ~ IND the total amount Of
liza Titles being but Sl7,i73, 462 In the whole
State the number Of failures IN lsj7 $50 and
the tOial amount Of liabilities was Sl50,Gl7 UO0.
In 1858 the total number Of the failures in the
State was 166, aud the total amount Of liabilities
S24, 252 600 In Philadelphia the total number Of
failures IN 1857 was $50, and the total amount OF
liabilities S32 954, 900. In 1858 the failures
bered lO9, and the disabilities amounted 10 SlO,-
| 0O2 3S5 In Boston the failures in 1857 255,
with liabilities to the extent Of S4l, 100 Ia
1858 the failures were 1873 and the Liabilities 81
| I7o 925. In Cincinnati there were So fsi1ur IL
! 1851 with liabilities of So S98 900 In 1865 the
! ia lures were 81 with lia0i titles OF l,345 53S.
In st uis there we're 40 failures in 1857, with
liabilities OF S. $50 600; IN 1853 there were y fail
/ ures, with liabilities of 1882 $50 In New ORR ans
there were SO failures in 1857, with isbiiitiss Of
So 285 900; and in 1858 the failures we're 40, with
| lab lties Of So, 465 00O
The total number Of failures in the q. States In
1857 was 1872 with liabilities amounting TO SZIl,
| 10000; and the otsl number in 1858 vas 4,225
with liabilities amounting to Se5 749, 692, making
the total amount for two years, S3e7 1852. La
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

SERVING PEorEsTs By MAIL An instance has &C.
Cured in New York in which Bank has had to suffer
for negligence 10 a smalRmatter. merchant keep
ing his account with the American Exchange Bank,
deposited Two notes for collection. When they be-
came due the maker did not take them up, and they
were protested. The person depOsitiBg them sued
the endOreer, be refusing to pay because notice of
protest was sent through the mail The court held
that The service of notices of protest through the
mail was cot sufficient to charge The endorser. Tie
person holding the notes then sued the Bank, and
recovered only the face of them. but alec COM
PEELED the Bank 70 pay the costs and his eounsers
fees. So much for serving protests through the
nail.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
OUR mUsECAL FREEND.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music, suitable play
and singers d the dome eTeieJnd consisting saCn
pages full folio size, stitched in hands u ouans
all The pOF ular dances Of the day arrangemert ron Tie most
favorite operas. ballads anuud11
supply OF every thing that the popular demands
dncut always instructive, and ever fresh all drigitfu
The favor with which Our MUSICAL FRIEND h1s been
ces=d BY the public, ana the commsndatol has fb re
Press guarantees its worth cheap.
and elegant does not exist 10 any other country The
Of music procured AZ the regular stores Woud ct least twenty
times whaI il in Our Musca fre. Variety aai excel
lee secured b subscribing per0 ct mucA
needed. Pieces b the following composers have appeared ~ Tie
hrst ten nuniers the speak for Themselves Mo1sr
lover, Walers,ein, MeyerheS. 1tea, uruu a. schurf
Verdi, Dohiz-tt strauss MusaF- Ihslbrg. BAe, Hosui
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Smart Asher. Crouch DAier Bishop, Auer. Resed, Lind
painter, Beeiyeo &C. All hess pieces n rsnrs %
ordinary players singers and invariably calsEze b.
delicious melody and easy accomplishments.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

FARMERS

VEyILL doubtless Be rahe observe that IN view o. hs
Wv continued sringency, have eonciude % make sl
reelection popular and unappTOachale Corn ana
Cob Aiilis the Excelsior, viii bring Il within TIE ~
Of ALL IL offered, for tins only al compsts, 1
grinding the u Fary Dollars.
aware this lower than the Excelsior las
offered in the United States; and superiority
unquestoned hose destitute % preudice Farmers
vii apFec eOrs by sending in their sTsrs- neefiuE
public have long since awarded The ENceor the Ta o.
them WITH the remark that the Excelsior aapi crlh
and cob, wheat rye. oats &C. stock gudn
for family II discharges the reai dcly hai,
bushe and provided with movable grinding surface Nhch
when be restored alta Of three doa=s Agents.
the State authorised &c sell he
Persons wanting the allow viii please address
JAMES q. BALDWIN,
AfuTr z Cali. Naahv Warn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

OLD HUNDRED, says contemporary, has stirred
the blood aod warmed The great heart of the world
more Than any other earthly melody. The soul is
to be pited that has sometime felt its strength,
majesty and he lnty, and that never gloss with its
sweet and hallowei memories. II hsunis the cham
bers of the Past and here rise on the minds far
horizon host of dear firms and fair visions Of other
days-lhe little church that stood on the village
green, white and oIeau-sWe simple outside and
inside, but the less sacred; the good old pas
tor, who was very kind and true friend il he
wasn't brilliant and august, in his snowy cravat
and best suit Of black; the pue fulls of neat and
healthy people. Father at The head and diminu-
endo movement Of bright faces down TO the last
born who needed sharp looking at. once in a while
and sly nudgiug in sensitive parts; the chorisier
just under the Eupit with "Parish Psalnody" in
hand, his head and whole body ssaying with the
big notes as they came rolling up from his deep
chest and the congregation following the lead at
irregular distances, to be sure, and with un>
certainty and without any special reference to tie
or space, but all of them singing right from the full
heart and as loud as they could every one putting
the emphasis where he or she thought i: best
belonged How the rafters trembled with the
mighty sound, ard how the mOuntsin-Waves of me-
lody tumbled after each other out Of the window
lit was summer time, and was borne on to pass
ing breeze across The back fields till they joined the
streams of music that poured from the trees of the
distant wood Aud Their, when the last..Yerse (they
never "Omitted" in these days. was sung, and the
people had sat down. slowly, as if they dida't ike
to DO it, and very quietly, like those who hsvs
passed through some scene in which the heart has
played great part, how still it for a long
minute, and what universal clearance of the
threat there was and Wholesale appliance Of
brick and cotton to the eyes. Another vision.
The evening worship at home, in the twilight, and
the dear faces ali turned heaven ward with the glow
of the bright back log them, and the song still
tuned to - Old Hundred :" Some of those faces are
now shining with another light, and grass has
grown over the Homestead, but it is better than
all I'm dorm eonvcnences" just to remember seeae
like that Blessed "Old Hundred" May its high
anthem roll on to eternity
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
New and Exclusive wholesale
AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. 50 PUBIC squares ana
Corner of Cedar street, Up-StaIrs

YEVBE Retail Trade will conducted usual Old stand
46 Union the sals Bank. Our vi
nI completes 18th February ID March, c1sstrg
largest d Fancy silk and B0nuss Aner
Goods opeaei VEST OF NsF YORK Ifsss Lsiss
Band Boxes. IN bales. Bonnet Frames Blocks, Waterfall Tor MIL
merry, &e Ne would respectfully cali t.e Of country
Merchants and hners, that dealing
Jug Bonnets ana Millinery Goods Ee Batter ourselves
have experience Ia purchasing 10 sut the trade ard al all
possi the fashions. irh Ourselves
20 cash business possible, viii make saving
customers Of fully 10 per cent, and Ion small ball of goods
purchased East
We respectfully solicit call from you visiting city ths
SP isnis An 'fus'' N'is' wrsg Av.,t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
IMMENSE wATER-POWER AND CHOICE
LAMBS FOR SALE.

TINE undsrs gned still hundred -
OF Land, about half mile from the town Of Man essA
chester. county county, Tenn, including
and the principal falls The main fork
averaging from 3 b feet each and situated
about yards apart The these falls
the dryest the year Sufficient drive almost
Of machinery, and Of and be improved
very outlay Upon the whole there is about
80 cleared the balance fine timber; aconserable portion is
the remainder good recOnd nate land
The falls situated about mile from the railroad depot at
Manchester within hours Of Nashville The whole tract
falls they would be sold separately
suit purchasers. For manufacturing purposes, this site Is
surpassed By any Tennessee, and be purchased easona
bic
! octI7-wtf W.T.. GARRETT q BRO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
ROCA'S BALS4m FOR PULMONARY AND
TUHERCULAIE CONNINIPTION

TNNE publcs put in possession Of of the
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore
sideed ncurabe disease being Outward ApPIica-
tiOny the action Of which seemingly miraculous,
OF those attributes which
compounds now in general use
pamphlet containing d ections, letters from distinguished
and we'll Individuals and other documentary evidences,
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. Rees having ceased be the agent
this Baam the price has been reduced 1t only
Of the proprietor by letter directed c. OCA box 1903 P
o. PHILADELPHIA, Penn nov3b-dfm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

Merriam. the sage of Brooklyn, :ates that, during
the year 1885, within the field of his research for
ty-seven vessels were struck by lighting, by which
four persons were killed and fourteen injured. Fiji
ty~bree persons killed on land. and sixty eight
injured In 1857 the total number of persons killed
BY lightning was ninety-eight, and sixty-eght in
iorod
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
e. AZ. GLASCOCK,

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oGerh
services to the public Agent for the sale of Real Esta
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries, other species
property either In town country Being determined to de
e 10 the above business and having had considerable
experience fatter myself that give satisfaction
who may favor in that line. always be the
Counting Room Of the PatrO Office" where ABSENCE
fers r,aVl y 1T