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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13

r. G BUReE- aEo. G.. kIIEN.
B o Il g e & AL LIE m,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission 4 Produce Merchants,
pEArERs IN
BRASDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF ooLLEeE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
XNTE receipt large and well assorted stock q
w GroceIes Liquors &c, to which invite he attention
$50 hhds LOuiiana Sugar bbls Baltimore Louana
100 1sls \ = and Philadelphia cqass Sugar;
50 bbls Y and Phila5elphia Loaf SUGAR;
Powdered Sugar Is bbls Baltimore and PhiIeisl.
phia D Sugar
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio Coffee, Is do o.e. Java Coffee,
100 dc LagHyra do; -
csc 9els New Molas,s so ten gallon kegs Gold ssFl'
100 ten gail kegs do
LIQUORS.
800 kbls Deans whisky, 200 bhs best Robertson county
100 do WiIshire's do Whisky,
IS do Ward 5 Cary $50 bbis Rye 4 Bourbon DO
Is do shs old reserve Longworsh's casaSta
90 ar; pipes pipes sherry & Madeira 40 Wine;
5 x pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine,
3 pipes Holland Gin; 80 basE Champagne Wine;
btls Ale 10 bbls Vinegar;
Together with every ether articles usual kept the Grocery
Inc. ljanlsl BUReE ALLEN
M. al Fl. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, HAIzS,
D0AFSTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE, AND CaJRCH S1REEIS
Nashville. Tennessee.
TNTE sejustn receipt large and we'll selected stock Of
wv Groceries, liquors, ETC., consisting in part follows
$50 hhds Sugar, all graes; O0gsnuine Havana Cigars;
$50 bbls choice Moasses; 2O0 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 a do do I00dezen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 80 nests Tubs;
100 bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 hbs English Wainnsi
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans
10 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbIs FiIOers.
100 boxes rOhaee0 assorted
FINE BRAN DIES, WINES, &C.
25 u I & < choice French Brandes;
90 u casks Madeira, Sherry and Port Winesi
Use baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes Sc5yill ClaTet,
IG0 bbls 1ne Robertson coanty WHISKY
y bhls pure old Rye do
. DO do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for thu Dupont Hazard Sycamore The
would call the attention Of the Merchants Traders,to
large stock Of Powder on hand, Magazine for sale
3U1 Dupont Rife Powder; SO0O kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
5gC = do do der;
800 4 dc do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
5000 keys Hazard do do Powder;
800 "a DO do do $50 esses Of Powder, assorted
200 X do DO do brands;
kes Dupont Blasting 50 bbls Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuse.
janII N. &. Z. ,. eHEATHAE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Duponfs Powder; JOY, Bedford Co.'S Safety
Hard do Fuse.
Sycamore do
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Land for sale.
Tie undersigned vii sell has planta- .-.s,r.-
SRssz ion, called CAPITAL Wan, lying 'f4Sfsss.
fsgta tie north side OF Cumberland River, ferss<
lGSS6 thl Eiiesr0In the City Of n ashyille. sa
ItlkIesetf enntaing about Three Hum -
red Acres. He viii sell il all uas2AAA--
Ogete small tracts lots, 10 suit purchasers long
credit viii be given notes bearing wal interest from date, sad
retaineL Of tie very best quality Of sill we'll
half Of it in cultivation, and the balance in fine
timber pasture There good dwelling houses good
stables SC For information apply to The undersigned,
o to John ID. James fei9O-u TIlOS. g. JAMES.
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AND DOnESAlG DHL GOODSs VA
RHETHES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, lsONNETS. &C.
No. Nashville Inn Block,
B4SHVILLE TENEESSEE.
EETE in receipt Of Stock Of Goods Ter the Spring
w Trade, 10 which would call the attention OF Mer
chants visiting this City, Our stock comprises every variety Of
Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods, Varieties, Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Hats Bonnets, &c, sc.
Kom long experience in the purchase Of goods for this
market feel satisfied that in and STYLE stock
lie surpassed, and cash and prompt time dealers viii
offer Inducements to purchase Of US.
feb24-u EVANS & CO.
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Say der s. Pro- cell,
Re Just IN receipt q ssosv and elegant <zosax
N in their lsne, consisting Of
Ladies fine Brown Lasting Congress Heel Caters
do do dc Button do do
do do Black do do
do do do Congress and Lace do do
do do French Kid slippers;
do do do do DO with heels;
do do White Satin and Kid Caters;
do do do do do slippers.
Also:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel CATERS:
DO do do Xii Lace Heel Caters and Roots;
do KID Heel Bonts
do do do Slippers;
Children's Kid Heel Slippers
do do do Boots
ALSO:
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
do DO do do do Gaiters
de do Patent Leather assorted Caters;
DO do do do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Lasting Oxford Ties
do do do Congress Caters
The above all made to oe and Of the very best
II PCaiI az NO: Fl Public Square.
junes3 SNYDER FRIZzELL.
TRUNKSI TRUNKS!
r AIDES Large French Dress Trunks:
do do No. Sole Leather Trunks;
Cent? do No. do do 10
Also large stock Of Vaces Carpet Bags and sache which
oGer at low prices.
ianea3-tf SNYDER FRizzELL.
uRxn SnagEafSs .,nAnRC .G<n
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HUGH MeCEsEA q CO.,
W II . lie ALE G X &C e 4 8
NOS 10 AND Is MARKET STREET. NASHVILLE.
Have ia Store tsae following:
I5G hhds prime Sugar 80 pigs Teas.
powder ed and crushed $50 bags Shot, assorted
Sugar. 100 boxes TalOW Candles,
50pkgs Golden syrap, 50 bags Pepper,
800 bags Rio Codee. 40 do ALspiee,
50 do Lagaira Coffee, 81 do Ginger,
20 packets Java do COZ grOce Matches,
$50 boxes star Candles, 100 daz Buckets,
2O0 do Cincinnati Soap, - DO Churns.
go do Tobacco, all brands, - do Batter Tubs,
$4,000 Havanna Cigars, all leases Indigo,
brands, casks Nader
2O,Og0 Melee Cigars 20 bids Almonds,
50 coils Jue Rope, 10 DO Brazil Nuts,
Iron, NAILS, MD CASTINGS
Toe tons Pittsburg Iron, warranted,
l0GU kegs Fttsbnrg and Wheeling Nails.
90 tons assorted Castings,
0OpOunds steel
LIQUORS.
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbs American Brandy,
100 do NewsOm's ODD, DO 90 do do Gin,
~ do Jaln II Smiths DO pipe pure Holland DO
- do Robertson Co. do casks pure Cognac Brandy,
90 do Rye and Nonongalela 10 bbs n Z. Rum,
Whisky, = do Sweet Malaga,
30 bills Old Bourion Whisky, 90 = casks Brandy
80 do Tennessee White do 20 boxes Ginger Brandy,
50 boxes Claret, 20 do Raspberry do
60 DO scheilam schnaIps, ibis Cherry do
Is do Lemon Cordial, do c. ser Brandy,
5 bls do 90 - do pure Apple Brandy.
do Pure Peach Brandy,
All of the above articles viii b, sold very cash by
febll HU6H MCREA & co.
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a A Is EL A H
EFFERvEsoENT
L L Z Il L e A T. Z IL i e N r =,
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared in conformity with
analysis Of the Of the celebrated Settler SPRING
universally received the most favorable
mendatiOns Of the Medical profession and
a Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APEEgIENT
use being entitled special preference the many
sinners 0plil ; 49, ~ 80 49, a a. -
e both iromits eompactnss and greater efficacy II may be
Bilious and F6rs Diseases SICK Headache. Loss Of Ape.
te, Indigestion, and all similar complaints, peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
It particularly adapted the Of Travellers by Sea and
Land Residents in Hot Climates Persons OF Sedentary
HABITS, Invalids, and Convalescents; Captains Of
Vessels and Planters will End it valuable ad-
who have used it, it has high favor and deemed In
dispensable.
~ ff ana PIesafisrIt gives the best satisfaction al
laying iuhammaoy symptoms, and in eaectnaly
Ie[ss 81 G,sfq of G,4gel Indigestion HaytJurn and.
CosyiOness-Proyes be Medicine the greatest utility
aciKRy Of tie Stomach and tie distressing sickness so
aII diy5Hg Breyarney-Yeds speedily, and marked
success unds ITS heaIthful influence.
II a1orIS tie creates. reli 10 those afflicted 1oM sub
m 10 the Pss-Genty acting the bowels, neutraizing all
irritating screons, and thereby removing all nfammatory ten
denotes.
IN fle is qralu4bleip an cases ,c1ere Gentle 4peyieat
PuryCtirs is required
It in the form Of powder, carefully put In bottles, to
keep climate and merely requires water poured to
produce adeightfu eaeryeScent beverage
morning, interferes with the avOcatiOns
OF the ay actag gently the SYSTEM restoring the digestive
powers, exciting healthy aud vigorous Of the stomach, and
elasticity mind flow Of SPIRITS Which give
tovyery enjoyment enables tie invalid enjoy many
with impuny, from wlHc he must otherwise be de
barred without which Re is irksUme and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country and its steadily
increasing popularity series % strongly guarantee
efficacy valuable character and commend the favorable
notice Of an Intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. GARRANT & co. Druggists,
uEels-d1y Ne. s5s Greenwich ST., cor. Warren n. z.
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1859.
A. q. a. "A. Il. Il E e H,
~ COLLEGE STREET,
DEALERS IN
SVAPlEAND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILK RORES, RERAGE ROBES,
ORGANIZE ROBES, LACE SETS,
EMBROIDERY GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PIX CARPETS,
TWO PIN CARPETS,
Ingram 4 all kinds cheap Carpets,
Al VELVET CARPETS,
a. BRUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETTS, ETC.
ALL WIDTHS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Canton BEatIings,
Satin DaDlask,
Wool DanaSk
Cotton Damask,
LARGE STOCK OF CURTAIN GOODS,
I2s4 Wagon Sheeting,
II Call at No 81 College Street. il you want good Goods
at fir prices. A Z. a A B. bEhSh-
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DRDGs, MEDICINES, &C.
DEM WILLIE III CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PHESCREPTIONISTS,
Corner Store Of tie Heo Jioz aad AnerScaa BBidiagS,
Corner Of Cherry and ChESoh Streets,
NASH WILLIE, TENN SSEEs
ID EsPECTFULLY ask their old cs AID customers, and
the public generally, call and them in their
sbshmen Supplied with complete stock Of Drugs,
ednes Dyesahs, Fancy Cords, and all artelsa Kept in Drug
Stores constantly in receipt Of fresh supplies Of the same,
hey feel perfectly confident Of their ability to give entire salts
faction with reference Doth prices and qualities Of their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
old We hope by prompt attention % business to merit
continuance Of the
pEM0VILLE & CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENE.
under the supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Pserpon and Druggist, and orders in that line OF er
will at ali hours, day and night be promptly and accurate
ly hlied DEMONILLE & co
MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS. &cs--We in
the attention Physicians stock OF Medicines
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental instruments &C.
DESCNILI4E & co.
FAORESTTC ARTICLES.-sThe heads Of families
asked call and examine stock Of house keeping
artclessueh Pepper Spice Nutmeg stlreh Indo, sc
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MACGREGOR q BANKHEAD,
GENERAL COmMISSIoN MERCHANTS,
rs CarOndelet Street,
New OrI c a N
TAMEs BANEHEAD & co.. Nashville, Tennessee, viii make
ID cash advances Cotton, Teaeeo, aud other Produce ship
ed to the above lOct5-tf
10. EDWARDS T. T. DwARDs.
EDWARDS. GELKESON & CO.,
Successor o o EdWards.N
Wholesale CrOcerSs COmDli sSiOn Merchants
Dealers ian Fire BrandieS, Wines.
CIGARS, &c:,
Corner College and Church Streets.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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PLOwSt PL0WSG! PGOWSgIE
MA viii KEEP constantly as7ortlaent % pIns
w Manufactured al the Tennessee PIoNr Eacto-
-. Ea'ers would do vel 10 i before purchasing
As We can sell them goCd te pillow has offered
Tor sale IN this city, as from jaeutY PER au you
have been pay iugf rthe same quaite Of pous.
2. & c. ANDERSON
ieat-d % and 35 corner broad and COLLEGE streets,
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q the trade 49,
49,, SeGANS. i5O toxes az Chewing Tohaccs.
100 hbds Louisiana Sugsr All M - V-'.',
:, Eaiss' lee KEYS White Lead.
VI 40 naisinnore ~ 10 shot. so sizes
AZ 49, - - Sesel' ~ do Bar lead,
- Z. la anu foNdef' - 90 Masons Elscking,
60 ssstrt 50 hars fine salt.
GOE = E-Es iUal has kauauh salt
100 bags choice Bs,imoreCodee, IS hsserrrs,f 5-i
$50 bags choice New Orleans l25 so plnt ard = s..s
Oonss, so1 kegs Naiis.<ssorsel sizes,
MOAASSES- LIQUORS.
20 bbs choice Beboiei afoasses 81 bbs saith, IA -,
80 x bills choice Retolled DO WHISKY
% Kegs eo.dsn syrgp . hiss cid hourbo Whisky,
StNnksak1Ss . de Old I've WHISKY
20n boxes star Caniles, IS do ao NIonour,bsi.so
leo do Taiiow DO 200 10 Pixies NIannols a.
rs do Bs. sap, go Do Fsup rure u-tifs =,
$50 20 Ground Pepper, IS 10 heUsoms 10
50 DO do spice, 90 DC cid Fort andCorn %
- do do Gengerf . 10 oil Port and Malaga
O. do sup Carb soda, Wines
Sc do Isssigo, ali sizes, e hhls Am Gin.
he casi-s Csrb soda, : 10 Holland Dc
do haatsrs II DO oldCognae Brandy,
Is bags Pepper, q 10 Am 40
- DO spice, 3 baskets Champagne Vine
" u-rees kloe, $50 hhl CIDER Vinegar.
100 dcz Painted Buckets, lQ6or Broons
IS do Nashhoar,is, afa0u0 assorted Clears
o. nests Tubs, 80 boxes smoking tobacco,
vita many other articles suc usuiiy kept n
the GTccery line.
fss-sa p. & c. ANDERSON
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-05-19

Prayer Books. They are women OF fashion,
They are women of the world What else they
are is, rather, shaped, by opportunity than by
themselves. In this way, home is stripped of
it's sanctty In this way, the female atmos-
phere loses its freshness and its fragrance. The
woman is no longer what she was made to be ;
a shelp meet for the man. And man ceases to
be, what God designed him for her partner, her
prop and her protector.
| am well persuaded by the report which
comes, to me, from every quarter of the land,
that the women, who have gone out, from before
this altar-counted, now, by thousands-are for
+ the most part, women of another sort / hear
of them as faithful wives. hear Of them, as
devoted mothers. / hear of them, as loving
sisters hear of them, as obedient daugh-
ters They are centres of good influence, in
society, They are stays and ornaments of the
Church 1t may be said, of them !" Many
daughters have done virtuously but, these excel
them ALL" To join this hopeful company,
beloved ones, you are to go out, now. You go,
with the instructions, by which their minds were
moulded. You go, with the Influences which
God has sanctifed, in the transformation of
their heart. You go, with the prayers, which
have won down, from heaven, for them, the con-
solutions of the Comforter You 60, with the
blessing, which has commended Them to the
care and keeping ofthe Holy One. "Be strong,
in the Lore, = dear children 4" and in the power
of His might" Keep your Bibles, ever in your
hearts Have your prayer-books, ever, in your
hands. Be true to your Church Be true, to
your God. Follow after her, who sat down at
Jesus feet, and heard His word Follow after
them, who left His cross the last; and found
his grave the first. Follow after her. whose sa-
cred legend CLEANS upon you, now; it may be,
for the last time; Behold the handmade of the
Lord F" Remember, always, that you are wo-
men, Remember always, to be holy women. y
Keep your hands, ever, on the cross. Fix your
eyes, ever on the crown. Lambs of the Lamb,
in meekness and gentleness and lovingness be
dwellings of the Dove, in peace, and purity, and
piety. Dear daughters of my heart, God bless
you
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-05-19

FIGHT IN THE DARK.-Jhe Altoona (Pa)
Tribune has the following :" On sunday evening
last stabbling ARRAY occurred at the house of
William Black tanner, about four miles below
this place, which although it has not, and likely
will not, prove fatal to the party who received
the wound, the intention of the assailant, no
doubt, was that it should 1t appears that two
young men, named Johnson Ecker and Levi
Young, were sitting in room in Mr. Blacks
house, in which there was no light in company
with two of his daughters This excited the
indignation of young man. named George
Smith, who lived with Mr. Black, who imagined
that the young men were trespassing upon his
ground, and acting upon the spur Of the moment
walked into the room and lit the candle. One
ofthe young ladies requested him not to do SO,
but he persisted whereupon she attempted to
put it out. The wrath of Smith being thus
more excited, he caught the lady by the hair and
threw her on the floor, putting out the light at
the same time. Ecker came to her assistance
and an alteration beteew him and Smith ensued
in which Smith drew knife and stabbed Ecker
in the region of the abdomen, in the left side
Smith has been arrested
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-05-19

New JERSEY EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION. The
first quarterly meeting of the Association, for
1859, was held at Railway, on Thursday last
P. j. Gray, President, in the chair, and D. Mar,
Secretary at his post
Mr. Hood, from the committee on advertising,
made verbal report which was accepted and
the Committee continued. The Secretary was
instructed to. procure from all the publishers OF
the State their rates of advertising and trans
nit the same to the Committee, that we might
deduce therefrom system of uniform rates.
Several other matters-some of sportiye and
others of business character, were introduced
and discussed at some length after which the As
ISOLATION adjourned to dinner. Before adjourn
ment, however, Pennington was fixed upon as
the place for the next meeting of the Associa-
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A HORSE WITH HYDRoPHoBIA- MEN
BITTEN.-On Thursday night last horse be-
longing to J. Vienot, baker, at No 2Ol West
Twenty street, New York. became furious
in his stall, and made a most horrible noise.-
After kicking and slashing the stalls and sides of
the stable for some time, the owner and another
man attempted to secure him, but failed, and
both were bitten. Two dogs belonging to Mr..
Vienot had hydrophoba few days ago, and it
is supposed that they bit the horse, and commune
Gated to him the disease. The police were sent
for, and the animal was shot
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At Titusville, n. j., on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. J. B. Davies, Lyman Leavtt, of Titusuille,
to S. Martha, daughter of Lewis n Bronson,
Esq, of Taylorsville Bucks county.
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. E. Hance, NJ.
D., Mr. Chas. B. Scott, of Passaic county, N.
j., to Miss Sarah Jane Vansant, of Morrisville,
Pa
In Philadelphia, on the 4th inst, by the Rev
John Chambers, John c. Moor to Miss Sarah
A. Conley both of New Hope, Bucks county
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WE HAVE THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM
EURorE.-As was expected the war has com
menced in earnest. The Austrians and Sar-
dinians have had battle, in which the Austr-
ans were victorious. The indications are that
war has commenced that will be terrible in its
effects. French troops are pouring into Genoa -
Several Sandman vessels have been seized by
the Austrians, and Prussia, England, and Turkey
are preparing themselves for the conflict. In
England the elections have resulted in favor of
the Derby Ministry. The report of the wreck
Of the ship Pomona, near Wexford ireland, is
confirmed, and CSC lives were lost by the disas-
ter.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-05-19

A SToNE-HEARTED WRETcH.-On Thursday
night last at the time when young Miller was
run over, application was made to stone hearted
wretch, by the name of John Sheck, for permits
sion to take his body into the house. The wretch
refused to open his door, to loan them a pillow
TO lay his head upon, or the use of horse to go
Tor the doctor; nor would he render them any
assistance whatever - Harrisburg Patriot.
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TITS REFRESHING"
The Ice Cream you can get at
LEIGIER'S.

TIME subscriber will still sontnus keep on hand at his
Il Restaurant, in
Bridge St., 8 doors bclo,o the Depot,
all varieties for the season. such ICE CREAM OYSTERS
PIES, FANCY CAKES and DRINKABLES; and in fact
everything good. FRESH VEGETABLES all the time
BOARDING by the day week. and full MEALS at all
hours Everything NICE GOOD the Railroad House
doors 6eloao the Depot FRESH CLAMS every Tuesday
and Wednesday. Also, A FINE LOT OF STRAWBER-
RIES now ON hand.
J. X. ZEIGLER
May 49, 1859, I'm.
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The MAPLE SUGAR CROP IN VERMONT.
correspondent of the Watchn,ars, from Plainfeld,
Vermont, small township, about three and one
half miles square; containing nearly eight hun
dred inhabitants says that town has this spring
produced at least seventy five thousand pounds
OF sugar, or little over thirty tons, be-
ing ninety -four pounds to each man, woman,
and child.
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VIM. ENGrIsH, some time since, killed a man at
Petersburg, Kentucky, for insulting his wife,
Since the commission of the manslaughter he has
been gloomy and disconsolate, and had abandon
ed himself to excessive drinking. Last week he
committed suicide by hanging himself.
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WHALING MASTER CowHIDED.-On Tues
day afternoon last, at the counting of one of
our merchants, quite an excitement was created
by the appearance of woman who approached
the captain of ship recently arrived at this port
from whaling voyage, and Indignantly inquire
if he knew her--if he could look upon the face
of an injured mother. The captain turned pale
and attempted to escape, but the woman waxed
warm, and taking from her dress pocket cow
hide, vigorously applied it to his face and back
some forty or fifty times. The agent and clerk
Immediately vacated the premises, Teaving the
captain, hisson, and the injured mother by them
selves The woman having discharged what
she considered duty to herselfand boy, stepped
into hack which was awaiting her at the door
and took her departure. -Neac Bedford, Conn,
Mercury.
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On the 9th ult., in Franklin, Kitchen Hart
pence, in the 10th year ofhis age.
AT High Bridge, May 5th, Ellen Louisa APP
gar, wife Of David L. Everitt, in the 35th year
of her age