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A FR0a IN TIE SToMAcH.-A son of Mr.. Charles
Davis, residing n GOulds Court, leading from
Montgomery near Light street, has caused the fsmi-
ly great uneasness for three years past, in
quenee Of his being subject at times, for hours to-
getheT to spasms and terrible fits. Physicians were
consulted but all their investigations failed to re-
veal the causes that produced the malsdy. Yester-
day afternoon, about three O'Clock, when entering
the house, the lad was sliced with the symptoms Of
mis- malady, and in fit Of retchings threw upon the
Aocr a live frog, about two inches in length. The
frog hoped gaily about the floor until secured BY
the family. Instant relief was experienced by the
lad His name is William Davis, and he is about ten
years Of age He had no recollection of the time
the frog was taken into his stomach, but his father
thinks It was swallowed with his drink about three
years ago, when he was first afflicted with fits
RdLhiHore Sun.
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HEST dad Il M

Worn by Kings or EmperOrs
What! Why a beautiful Head of Hair.
DRCAgsRits ornament God Himself zrooided for all
i our rice Reader, although the may bloom
brightly IN The glowing cheek the eye be ever % sParkng the
snarsd and shveled harsh and dy st
spnnkied with gray, nature will lose half her charms Prof
Woods Restorative, II used three tines week, will
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the following judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
2taZSsrg; Nv,v o,r Ami, 70 ,sze
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becoming bu tupon the application Of your Hair Reaora
i've recovered original consider Restorative
as very wonderful Invention quite eicacious we'll
agreeable 1 am, dear sir yours truly,
8. THAIBERG.
'sDryca ar Gwyliedyct"
welsh Newspaper office, - Nassau st April l9, 1858
TzoR q J. Voop: Dear Sy-Some month or six weeks ago
received bottle your Hair Restorative gave my wife
concluded try on her hair little thinking at the tins
my surprise, after few weeks trial it has performed
ti wonderful effect Of turning al me gray hair, dark brown
the shove Restorative to ali persons nwant Of such
osnEeh Of THAR hsir. CHARLES CARDEW.
PkoT. o. J. WooD with confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative icing the most ecsc0us article ever
fnce using your Hair Restorative my Whkers which
Eere almost white have gradually grown dark and feel
natural color all IN
pleasant itching common among pes ons who PePlre freely
PBos woOB-About years ago my COMMENCED falling
on aDd turning gray was fast becoming bald and ha tried
many remedies 10 effect. commenced using Restors
tive In January last few applications fastened my hair firmly
II began all up grow out and turned back to its former color
a. Al This time Il is GULLY restored to its original cOloF
heath and and eheuy recommend its TO all
ne RsSsof1s is put up in bottles of Sizes viz large me
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n proportion the SMALL retals for dollars per bOtte
The large holds quart forty per cent more in proportion and
o. D WOOD 90 PropriesOFs sI2 Broadway, New York lin
tie great Y Wire Eang Rstasshnsnt aud ia Market 81,
AnS ssd b. all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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Fatal AccIdent--ExpIOsIOn of a whisky
Barrel.V

BarrelsW
The Mobile AdUetiser learns that o barrel Of
whisky exploded at the grocery store of Mr.. Kel-
~, situated on the corner Of Main and Hamilton
Streets in the afternoon of the ID ins and injured
Mrs Kelly, his wife, badly that she died Of her
wounds on the morning of the Sd. Mrs. Kelly was
sitting over the barrel, and, igniting match, the
fame caught the head and rim, thence it extend
ed rapidly to the inside and the heat becoming very
intense, blew the head out striking Mrs Kelly upon
the forehead and knocking her down. The barrel
was blown TO atoms, and the burning fluid flowed
all over the floor, setting FIRE to her clothing, and
to such other combustibles as it came in contact
with. Mrs. Z. ran frantic into the street, and the
flames were finally extinguishsd by persons around
throwing water upon her. The bHrrel-head was
blown through the ceiling and roof, and so terrific
the shock that every pane Of glass in the build
ing was shattered Il was only with difficulty that
the building itself was saved from totaldestructUn
Mre. Kelly fingered in the greatest agonies until
death came to her relief.
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TEtkAFELLkRS Tor The North and North W est from ~, oi
II err stas, can procure Tickets from Charesion sanrh
Shat.noosa. Aontgonery, Macon, wilmington, FrsrviIie
Lyncterg ash ng.on. Atlanta, and Augusta 70 81 Iouis
loeisfie Cairo. Eickual Colunhgs, Evansville cnerrai
Nashville, tennessee. 80 -
First elasS Railroads and Steamboats, Win elss
all points Passengers arivnga Nashy e via N7rlf 80
Chattanoog4 Railroad, 60 directly aith0ut dsnt
Ihiss ne quickest and cheapest rous FOR those r & M
Regular Cairos Memphis and st. Eouls Fir.,
Tes Fine Steamboats, B. ii. kunyan lnnetonka ssiie sst
Cuta and J. e. Cline.
One Of these Boats wiz leave Haa every day At s NJ con
uecting at Cairo With Illinois RAILROAD from
Nashville to Sc. Louis IN sixtg hours
LouigVille and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance, John CAN'T and Tempest Leave Mash
yllso cry Thursday and THesay, 81 y o'clock NJ tine iroa
Nashville TO Louisville Sixty hours and 70 Cincinnati days
Regular Memphis New Orlea ans and Viei<s-
burg LiBe o. Beats.
James Johnson, Nashville, f. Rover ard Jcsaph
me Savage One these Eos,s vii leave Svls every other
day q noon; time non Nashville Memphis g hours Vcks
bnrg, Ave dsys; and to New Orleans IN seven D1ys-
Boats leave Nashville every dag wait for he arrival 81 tie
Passenger Trains before starting.
FOR drstclass Accommodation Beats Texts can
procured Al ne dhsfsnt points, At prices A1nezed
Schedule OF Rates.
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A NovKL suIr-A suit is now pending in the
Supreme Judicial Court for Cumberland county,
Msina, Of which, says correspondent Of the 7FaV-
esr, the evidence viii disclose the following facts
gentleman by the name of Paran Jones, for
msrly of Rollinsford, NH, while resident OF that
place paid his respects to Miss Herbert Of Port
land, Ne, and she, in consideration Of his regard
snd promises, (sbe being quite wealty,) furnished
him with money, horses, carriages, SO, and as sAe
alleges he agreed to marry her At the end OF three
years 'soourtship" he LETT her and went to Wisessse
Ne Meeting with very good seceess there he con-
cluded TO stick to single-blessedness About year
passed and she married Mr.. Parmenter. Some
sIx months after their marriage Jones made certain
charges against her. which, she says were false, and
were the cause of the separation between her and her
husband which took place about Fights months after
their marriage She has, therefore, sued Jones for
$4,000, the amount which she alleges be received
from her during their three years courtship. and
has also commenced another action against him in
which she claims 500 600 for injury to her charae
ter which was the cause of her husbands leaving
her The action or sections will be tried at Portland
in October.
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Diarrh9a, Dysentery, Flux, &C., &c
The Graefenberg Dysentery syrup

better than any oher because other preparations rely
efficiency upon dangerous narcotic properties their
curing the bowel complaint often involves asting not
FATAL disease Of the brain The great uneQuale efficacy
the GraebeFg Syrup Is hat neutrazes the acrd
the ntesnes which had caused the trouble while curing
disease certainly extingues
hind but nature resumes her with perfect health.
We have the DYsESTIRY
Of bowel complaints orms simple
malignant cholera and speak Of II in the
terms, and recommend IL with confidence Whether case
mild Of long SANDING surely
leaves had effects behind.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen N Y City.
De FORESTER, NJ d, Board of Health
4 X HIBBARb, NJ d,
II DIsBRoW, Episcopal Clergyman, Suffolk, Va.
II W BARsTOW, % Pine street, City,
DAVID PITMAN, . Court street, Boston, Mass
Csc STOUDINGER, Board Of Aldermen Newark, N j.
W TAYLOR, Captain Army
Hart, Cleveland Plaindeaer, Ohio,
WM FARRASD, Cleveland, Ohio
ALEX. MACKENZIE Agent,
jans4 Nashvilie
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Lilies ChiIStd and Wrought IRON
FIRE AND BUHGLER PROOF
SAFES AND VAULT DOORS
And Comb ina tiOn Lock 8.
4 Reliable Protection Against Fire and Burqlsrs Hqvet
and AdHagadtured by
WIS LILLE,
No. eO7, Troy, New Ysrk.
REFERENCES
NJ. Hughes, President Slate Bank Missouri, St. Louis
q. E.. Jackson, Bank Commissioner Of Mo
All the Banks in the city OF Troy, New York.
Bank Of America New York City
National Bank, and nearly all others in EeH York
Bank Of North America, Philadelphia, Pa
illinois Central Railroad Company, New Orleans, Ia!
Crescent City Bank,
State Bank Of Georgia, Savannah, Ga
Southern and Northern Banks, Louisville KY.
Bank Of Hamburg, Charleston, s. Q.
BJ Norris Agent, now In Nashville solcts orders for
the above. at ST. Cloud Hotel. IMAyl'50 div, v:n.
The Great English Kennedy -..
Family Pills.
rms invaluable Medicine Is unangin the all soas
painful dangerous which the female constituted ia
asPeedy cure may Be relied on
suited Will bring tbeuOnhi
Each bottle price dollar bears the Governnsntstap
sfeA' Sritain' to Prsvents0 ~ IS;1SaS
These 6v Issals,duriaoth. EZRS7
AOIIHS OF Prsg"Gaoy tAey bring
Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain In the
ana on Paipstion Of the Heart low
pTnul diseases occasional dsordeed system these Pill
will eGeet cure when all others have failed.
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills encireled with the Government
stamp Of Great Britain be sent post free for ssnd post
sOleAgsnt for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, My.
Sold in Nashveby Berry Demovle, and G. W. HeDershOs
and all respectable Druggists nOV23d&wlyins
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We have had the under and upper dogs, and now
aOnsbody gives rs the outside dog in the fight, in
the ooiznns Of the Boston EBaling Gazette. We
think this last dog isths best IN the pack
You may pzsts about your upper and bottom dog
And blow an alarming sight,
But. As I've found, the safest dog
Il ne outside deg IN the nght
He never desires 70 be counted IN,
Thus showing an instinct fright;
Be asves lis grinders for polishing bones,
Does the o1ulde dog n the fight
Nh HeenAn may Try as long as ne iEss
To damage his foemans sight,
Ant ne PEASANT position Of looking on,
Ess the outside dog In the fight
T7tteriv hesdess IN the strife
The might prevail or the right
M nupeffte's GOOD and tranquil the life
OF the outside dog IN the SIGHT
Vhan danger threatens the rapid way
T11st he runs Is refreshing quite r..
Ana simply eviuces the sound good 81 se p
OF the outside dog In the fight.
Than here's luck to hts healthy and happy Gays,
Luck send him abundance Of prog,
q And drink 70 the hero Of private life,
And health 70 the outside deg
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LELLYETT q SMITH.

LELL EM'H ~ SIAEbe
Nos. 10 AND I2 SOUTH AARkiT7 STREET,
ImportersOf and Dsaersi in
Fine RFamdieS and Wines. WhiSlkys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
~A WE beg leave to call the attention OF our ia
Is7l friends and the trade generally, to large go
aud we'll selected stock Of the abOTezrticles
just received embracing IN parts
Hrandies.
sarzerac, qs4O) Alex. Segnette;
0tard, Dupuy, very nne; United socsy PrOpristOss;
Jules Robin; Rayna anu Aussee;
With many other brands.
Wines .sgs
Claret, (eTery grsdsD Madsira;
Port, do do Champagne, VERY fnel
Old Sherry Pure Imp Malaga.
TODaccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn. Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do r Potter;
@ Wills; Corner Stone:
Richa risOn } W North:
TyTeana; DeROsa;
Beverly; Peaches ane Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready: Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; IsnghOile 4 Armatead;
claiborne Taiiaferro; Pne Apple;
And many oths-s.
Cignrss
EstrelIs; LR EscRrlatts;
Columbia Imported LOndrsSi
kstrella Primera; La Salvatore;
Cntro de Groin; Imported sOiace;
COnehO Regalis; do HSsselrOdei
La Silva: do Principe;
La Prueba, Imp DO Trabueos,
LIS sniza, do Ia HigEersi
LS Lana, de Glfti
Embracing every grade.
oct2 LELLYET < SMITH.
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COLLARS.

NEW FANCY TRIMMING STORE.
BORGFELDT Il GUNTRATH,
% Cherry street,
NASHVILLE IENNESSBkS
Every variety and style Of
Trimming, Fancy Goods,
AID
TOILET ARTICLES, &C., &C.,
Cheap, wholesale or Retail.
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PLOWs! PLOWSI! PLOWS!!!

viii keep constantly hand full assortment OF poWs
w Manufactured at the Tennessee RlOyr factO-
ry. tansTs would do we'll 10 give call before purchasing
sell them good steel pow has ever been offered
for sale in this city, from twenty per than you
have Teen payingt the same quality of ploWs
P. 4 G. ANDERSON,
felG-tf % and IS corner Broad College streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
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Gf0cefs, and zaOTHER6,
- nSeaHers in Liquors,
On and castings,
-4aKket street. Nashva1ls, Tennessee.
IN STORE
/ 203 hhds Sugar, 200 bbls Brandy and Gin,
| $50 6ols Crushed, Powdered and 20 do n L Bum,
Loaf Sugar, 100 coils Rope,
| go bags Rio C0nee, % hbls Almonds,
| 20 bsls Aolasses, 50 do Butter Crackers,
e0o DO 50 cas- Ginger Brandy,
= kegs Golden Syrup, 90 DO Sardinos,
e06 bbls hsctihed Whisky, leo dozen Buckets,
29e DO Rye and Bourbon DO 50 nests Tubs.
SO do ODD do
2e0 tons assorted Bar Iron, 900 kegs Nails
| so 10 do Castings,
For sale very low for cash.
mil car TERRAss BROTHERS.
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MoLEAN's STRENGTHENS CORDIAL

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNpICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
or the Kidneys, mud ali Diseases
arising from n DisOrdered Liver or
stomach, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Inward Piles, Acidity or Sickness Of the
Stomach, fullRess Of Blood to the Head Dull Pain or
Swimming in the Head, Papitation of the Heart,
Fulneas or Weight In the Stomach Sour Ernctations
Choking SufOcatng Foeling when lying down,
Drynrss or HsllOwness Of the Skin and Eyes Night
Sweats, Inward Feysgs. Pain in the Small Of the Back
Chest OF Side SHdden finishes Of Heat Depression Of
Spirits FrlghHdl Dreams, LangusT, Dependency or
any Nervous Disease, Sores BIntches the Skin,
AID Fever and Ague Tor Chills iid Fever) 1t will
also diseases Of the Bladder and Womb, such
Seminal Weakness, IncOntinr+scs Of Urine. Strsn-
gJary, Inflammation Weakness Of the Womb VI
Bladder Whites etc.
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BEFORE taking

The greatest Remedy In the world This cordial
distilled nom a berry known only II myself and
chemically combined with some Of the most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and hsrks known 70 the mind
q man, viz: BLOOD ROOT, BLACK RoOT, WILD
CHERRY BARK, YELLOW Dock, DANDELIoN SARsAP-
ARiALA, ELDER FLOWERS with others, producing tho
most tnfable remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known. II IL natures remedy, curing dis
ease by natural laws. When taken, its influence is
tlt cOursng through every vein OF the body purify
ms and accelsrHtnS the circulation Of the blood 1t
DeutraliEes any bilious matter in the stomach am
Utren Ethens the whole organization
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THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
oVER A MILTON oF eorTLEs

This Cordial will never fail cure any 81 the above
Diseases " taken as per dTectCas each bottle, in
German, English and French
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BEN. NJ. NOEL. ~ Co,
WHOLESALE CROCERS AND
COMM SSION HERCH ANTS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES, CIGARS, AND TOBACCO,
Nc. o Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
LIQUORS.
800 bbls Wilshlre's Whskg 80 ibis American Brandy;
100 Bourbon & Rys do 50 do Rum, Gin, ami Wines,
SO do Robertson county do
In store and for sale by BEN. n NOEL 4 co
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
100000 Fo5ss S1 9ssI' sn s5anl
In store and for saeby mhl6 BEN. Nj. NOELk co.
SUNDRIES.
800 bags choice Rio Coffee, 900 qrs halls and whole boxes
100 hhds prime to choice Brown star Candles,
Sugar, . bbls Clover SeS6
900 bbls and half bbIs Molosses, 900 kegs Nails
And many other articles all will at very
eE figures by mills. BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
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Kirkpatrick, NeVins & Co.,
REOETFZYG, FOE RARDLgG AND -HHOLESALR
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, SASR"IILE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store = large and complete assortment
n II Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses in barrels and half barrels
CGdee, large and complete stock;
Rasns, full stock with Teas, Candles Sariines, MACK
erel Glassware asotd PecSns together with Of
usually kept in tIe Grocery line. Our Of
RRANDIES, WINES, WEHISfkK Y, &C,
We think cannot be surpassed in this any other market
heavy stock Of goods In store invite the attention
the trade ttf4aas.
maT28-tf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
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MoLEANs VOLCANIC Gil IMMINENT.

McLEANs VOLCANIC CT IMMINENT.
Tux BEST LrNINENT TIE WORLD.
The safe and certain cure for Cancers PiI,z
Tunes, Svsllags, and Brunchot or GOtrs Pary-
Sis Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Muscles, Chronic r.
InAamMato-y RhsumAtSm. Stiffness the Joint
ConVaeted Muscles Lgaments, EaTache or Tooth
geVer Sores, Caksd Breasts, Sore Nipples Burma
scnAdS, Sore Throat, any Inflammation Pain, nc
difference how severe, or how long the disease may
have existed. McLEAN's CELEBRATED I,NIMEST is a
certain remedy.
Thousands Of hlman beings have been saved a TEs
OF decrepitudo and misery by the Of this in,au-
able medicine.
MeIean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
Will relieve pail. almost instantaneousy, and It will
cleanse purify, and heal the foucst sores in in
sredi6ly short time.
For Horses and other Animals.
McLean's celebrated Liniment is the only safe sni
reliable remedy for the of SPAWN, Ring D.ge
Windgalls, Splints Unnatural Lumps, Me- IS or
Swellings. II will never fail cure Big Head gJu-
evil Fistula. Old Running Sores, SweyHy il
properly applied. For Spralns Bruises, Scratches
Cracked Heels, Chaies, Saddle Collar Calls Cuts
Sores or Wounds, il s Hfallihle remedy. Apply
II as directed and is certain in every instance
Then trihe no longer with the many worthless Lin
iments offered 10 Won. Obtain n supply of Dr. Nc
Leans celebrated LinimcIt. 1t will cure you.
j. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine SITS, st. Louis. No.
For sale w hOlesale and retail in Nashville
tennessee at Proprietor sprices by Berry Demovile, G.
and Jo g. Brown and by respectable Dru
in theUnited states febg7 59-dtw
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IT Is DELICIOUS no TAKF.

CAUTISN.-BsTaTe Of druggists or dealers who may
try palm upon you Bitter or SaTsapaTiIa trash
which they buy cheap BY saying it is just as
e4Hg Cordial. and take nothing else. II is tie only
remedy that will purity the blood thoToHg hly, and X
the same time strsngt then the system
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, IL
q certain preventive for Cholera CLills and Fever
YeHOw Fever Cr sG5 prevalent disease II is put Up
Ga large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, OF c bottlCs Tor as.
J.H. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also AicLean's Volcanic Oil LnimrIf
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TO THD nADIM5.

Have been sold during the last six months and in
Instance has it failed in giving entire satisfaction
Who, then viii suffer from weakness debility, wLca
Mclean STRENGTHENING Cordial Will cure Won
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Do you wish to be healthy and strong? Then 20 at
once, AMI get some Of AIcLean's Cordial. Ii viii
strengthen and inyigorats your whole system causing
healthy and pure circulation Of Hood 10 How through
every vein, aud the rich, rosy bloom OF hs,slth TO
msuut TO your cheek sgain
FyerE huffla i yrarrsut.sl tn giva sati.f,-tian
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EoR CHILp EM

We say to parents, il your children are siSkly puny
afflicted with COMPLAINTS prevalent among ghiilre
give them a small Quantity Of McLeau's Cordial. aud
II will make them healthy, tat, and robust DeLs
not 8 mansnt LLE IL. sll Won vii be convinced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23


Mr.. Woodroof offered the following resolution,
which passed unanimously:
Resolved, That n sum not exceeding one hun
dred dollars, be, and is hereby appropriated, for
procuring by some competent artist, likeness,
for the use of the Council Chamber, of
Capt John NJ. O:ey, late President of the Coun-
cil and that the President be authorized and in
structed to carry into effect this order.
A petition from the Volunteer Company, re-
Gently organized in this city, praying for an APP
preparation from the Council was read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
On motion of Mr.. Rucker, the sum of 500 IS
ordered to be placed to the credit of the Wa
tering Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Garland, Council adjourn ed
to meet ON Saturday next, at 3 o'clock, P. m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

MUSICIAN IN TRoUBLE.-George, a negro boy
belonging to Seth IIalsey, ESQ., was taken up on
Main Street by the Watch, Thursday night, on
the charge of fling, and thus disturbing the sum
bers of the denzens of that locality. On being
brought before the Mayor next morning, the anna
teur ifer made certain explanations which being
deemed satisfactory, his Honor ordered his dis
charge,
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

There will be a meeting of the Board OF rrn.-
tees of Lynchburg College at the usual place tais
morning at 10 o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

FREIGHT TRADE.--There were received, at the
depot the Va. & Tenn. r. r., ON yesterday 10
loaded cars, consisting of III barrels of Flour;
$50 bushels Wheat 10000 lbs. MiscellaneouS.-
There were ID loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

HoMKLEss.-John Lainy, very ioafertsh iook,
inc Individual hailing-irom the land Of tar and
tnrncutine. arrived in this city on Thursday last.
and being temporarily out Of funds, made ap2li-
cation that night for lodgings at the ei,y's rx-
pense. The usual inequalities of tho Market 81.
House were extended, and On the succeeding
morning. the representative oi Rip Van Nnkle
presented in due form to the Mayor. That lnne-
tionary. after patient hearing Of the trials ami
triLulttnns o! the stranger, decided that nn>inuch
US the present population Of the city Of Lynehbufg
would in 10 wise he benefited by the continued
presence Of that gentleman, it was deemed eXpe-
dent that he should yacate these premises rs
speedily us his convenience would ailow-whei,-
unon North Carolina slid.