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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

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- slF as se1 hive sfsd - p.iss 70 seaee
- nnneure god tha - sxpeFsacs he's shown is
nxurlra % iks wnns e ~ Our sins In The IA
Sss = \ seea n tAe pas w BE- b sesure ~ furnishing
ony eeef eeeds nuaEs equitable prices Ne continued
essa u - hase hwvsss Hsslly psissalsed NE
basf Or aock ~ shs spax q Isl ve hesitate not 70
ey. Essk sssih asd cseps every frss o. 8anasniH
vm pfes sa Cheap bal Substantial and vel msae Def
BURROUGHS, sHAFER \ CO
r. RThoae psefs.tHx <.seenia made b. Iess-
I ssssse 81 siss d. O. CO
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The Quaker City Family Sewing Machine
ONLY $50, S41 AND $50.
Principal Depot las Main Street


ThNlS MACHINE acknowledged by all who acquainted
4 @ith its merits, 10 be the best FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE before the public and Tor the following viz:
It's aiapiicitgl it, darabiay!
TIE ciE chich Ordi3dry seaistress learn TO
rork H. dttedys being in oo,RiaG order, and oat
repair.
tSng the original spoos c!hsou The trouble Of rsndiRg
item.
Elasticity and arengM Of sed ,chich i not rip Noagh
y0a sioad cut eoegy fourth or nm stitch.
AMI TAFT Though not least, the RE.iSONHBLE PRICE at
'clith they sold.
This Machine introduced the public than year
ago. and probably machine with such unparalleled
success IN short n time.
The manufacturers being unable until recently supply
constantly Increasing demand they manufactured
Two different factories.
The wonderful, az this Machine is attributable 9TH
or causes well as III enumerated above. One is its
bil prininl In mis- NIL that Is claimed for t-and
another ~ the public determined the
prices a,l unreasonable profits heretofore asked they
can -. Just Us good machine aud muc. simple,
In If III. MONEY
We have Manufactured expressly r TIE PATENT AID
~ ABLE hEMMfi, tr only tint hens ait fdax and
M'c"h~~', combining with 1t tuck
our {" Machine IA the best adapted 10 eli KINDS Of work.
coarse AMI h'' and is the III 81 popular.
Al "h' ia.n's ae He", Tck, FeH, fMe! and En,btoi-
drr
We have heai IN fne ca,.et Cases. Mt s7j-inshcd extra
line
All we ask is fair Inspection and feel nllen you will
be- satisfied ' 49,
&c AGENTS WANTED in nearly every county in tn.
Snlc 10 any snar, active man, liberal Inducements will IL,
"h'f+L W. H. F@EAR Agent
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STITZEP

frr ~ ~"""ye DUNE,
Main street, Lynshburg, We.
LII Ill Sly LIE PREMIUM HATS.
g. Inspection y the mos sebra wOkmen thai can
The hsndsomes Hat that be produced There no,hn
IKE them IN this city, They are the Hat Of the
put what everybody must be If therefore, Won wsnt
70 eclipse a other hats IN beauty style durability and
~ Deautiul Stitzefsi Is the place IL get A. Nau'''e'
r ~oad also ra nehion 70 his large stock of SON Felt
Hats OF every grade an quality Sr,uats sts IN $3.50 .s
~ mt Sasy o'9h Neyei and Plush Caps Chdren's Fancy
70 order at the shortest aatice - '' INNS i.aae
tho s s1 Practical Halter for bargains at hr sign of
= 80 80 . Inus ik-lls
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srJ,aMER ARRANGEMENT.

uDEDIICED RATEs.-The L. s. Mail Steamers >frlss
IL JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, and RoA. 8AEIasss
NOkE Capt SKINNER, will carry passengers To ana
from Virginia REDUCED RATES.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt PARRISH leaves Richmond ever!
Tuesday afternoon O'clock, City Point same evening"
and Norfolk ON Wednesday nj Ii o'clock noon, for New iefk
arriving early day, and In time " connect WIN the
lines gong last and North. MI. -
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Richmond ever!
FRIDAY afternoon O'Clock, City Point next morning. al
o'clock and Portsmouth, evening, for New York. nfif-
Ing next evening.
RETU RNIN G.,
The jamestown leaves New York, from Pier No. ~ Norh
River every saturday afternoon ut O'Clock, for Norfolk, Pc
lersburg aud Misunderstanding Freight for each place
The Roanoke New York, from Pier No III North Riv
er every Wednesday afternoon, OF O'Clock, Tor fonhoui
Petersburg Misunderstanding Freight for each place
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, included, between Norfolk and New
York,
Passage included, between Richmond Peters
burg and New York.
Storage Passage, ;......
Passage statcroo included, between Lyncburg and New
York, ............ 10
Passage from Norfolk, BY the River boats
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
~ The and elegant steamer YORKTOWN will soon
be put upon The line, at The same rates ~ above forming III
Week., line. -
For tickets, apply to LEE, ROOKIE 4 Co.. Agents,
april 3o-ds Main Street, l!hchDurg va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
Fire. Life and Marine Insurance.

Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
Lynohbuig Hose q Fire Insurance Company.
fi,Is Company makes Insurance ngas loss damage by
Fire, Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and
Other udngs Furniture, Goods Wares and Merchandise
generally, and eounlr, the most favorable terms
makes Insurance the lives Of NIL pcs1ns enjoying
good hcn and ~ sound constitution for the whole duration
of ifc limited period. 49,
slaves cmpo,cd ordinary occupations, will be insured on
reasonable terms.
will aso take marine Risks from and 10 any NJ
the Northern southern Ports, nj favorable rates.
pIHErTORs
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES VI. CoBBs, Vice President,
GEORGE b. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
Ioiv ORGY TAYLOR, WV. 7. ANDERSON,
J4a,s y. PAySE, JoHS T.. DAyn
Nm u. srHArTos, MAURICE =. LAsGHoEsE,
sANrEt H. McKisssY, t'uAs. u. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary.
DIR. =. H. GILMEK, ~ ~
The Medical Examination Of subjects for Insurance VIII be
made nj ia. oncc Of The Company each day between tho
hours Of z and 4 o'clock. +. ". feb EI-ds
customers Who's. accounts TALL due In JULY that ha
Wing AGATE store In Jul. August must request pay
their accounts which hope will be
rucut, and tlIat all such will call
Junr II dts r. sEABURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
IVES TEEN FREIGnr HUMANITARIAN,

i.YNCMBU no, June 3Otb, lS59
aud after July LIST, 1S5, theLe recenel
~ at las Depot uiess packus, marked with
OF eo'see and destination with BSa i, each package
~ nav ''r "egn separate On The ce that cAnO'
nc hifhcd with BaeSsag, Ill have lo bS
sec'i v III nave TO DC marked win Wat
jail, l-ils A. m, Au,uL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
Window Shades

Window Shades.
(ECEIVED day or so since, large stock ofWiNDo"
lsHADES Of great variety Of style and prices, and adapted
10 the taste and wants Of nl. ....,
lane 2I-dts =. M-SIMPSOS.
sOkN, MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLAsfER--lhe
undersigned has rented from Messrs Lang,onc N Johns
their Corn and Plaster Mill He will keep constant! IN hand
the aboye articles which he will sell cheap To punciua custom"
tIAS >. LANGlbRNt. sole AEchl
march 4dts for Western Plaster In ls city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
Tin Foil and Metallic Cap Manufactor,
No. 80 Crosby Street, New York

No. 80 Crosby Street. New York
JOHN j. CROOkE X co
Are manufacturing under their Patent
R q L. l. 4 - TAN FOIL
PLAIN, PRINTED OR EN8OSSED,
suitable for wrapping
FMe Cat and Cdoeadish 1oLdccos, Cheese, Spie,s 4,
Thin Beaten Foil, ail sizes, superior in briiliuHev
and strength to the imported article.
METALLIC GAPS,
for sealing Bottles, Jrs de- stamped with any name or de-
sign required Also,
Music Plates. Solder. Type & 81 tania Metals.
march 2I-d6m
- UPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME manufactured by Whitek
~ Co.. balinor undoubtedly The preparation
oeco anu Wheat now in tral will satisfy any person
liai II Is superior any other. FOR sale by
JAMES BOYD &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
Removal! Removable

liz IUAVE taken Mrs Knner's Store, nearly opposite
VII Merchants Bank ~ Main Street. for few weeks where
~ shall be hafl. all who wish Tor Boots Sdoes,
-. HGts, Trunks, dc.
la lew IS expect 10 open the old stand again, greatly
imp,c in enrauec and convenience and where usual
shall offer a very prime assortment of Goods.
Al ~ goods called old stock will be sold very low
ju'y I4,its z. SEABtkl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

kt RE CIDER NISLuAR.--P.r...is Man,.- u ptft "a
oi Cider Vinegar for the pur..s OF "a .,ii can be sup.
Hien u. calling ON tae subscriber, lloyd,
juty iO-u2aNtt lUy Mann street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
Notice.

WE hive employed Mr.. DrvAL AnANs To elect
W cO.nts due lot Jay.
Jul! Isis W l. i!rU f. ca
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Pure Brandies and Wines

a HnI sultfinr artielt OF Pure FFenoh Broadv Also
- fsSss Pefs Caf0bd Brundy, made n, \, ~, y hs"
M gown 70 the State Of Ohio; Pure Jnics ro,t ~
Tor medical purposes. For sale by az. A'f pure ah'
i1' John H. sElY n,u.i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
Guano House inLynchburg.

fuHIlO ttUuSb III Ly lCNDuTR.
give notice Farmers aud FAINTER, that Ire Lynch
1burg Guano, kept by VIM A. Miller the iiasn, fully
supplied with III FEltTl ZERS of the approx I'd
kind II useless, th, Int day, that sell ie
best articles Tor less money than any other house in lie
Tho people generally fully oi that fact, offer
f,r sale, for cash or good negotiable popo,
80 Tens No A Peruvian Guano,
100 +" Rceses Manipulated Guano
% Eiide Island (iuano,
20 sombrero Guano ground In Iynchburg,
10 Mexican 1uano,
100 Ground Plaster,
~ Barrels Kettlewcls Potash and Plaster,
In addition In these Keep consnny hand good sup
ply Of Thomasion Lime ttncd Plaster North River Cement
and Liverpool salt WM. A. MILLER,
n march ~ dts. tho lasu,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

without Money 10 all Persons Ordertny books from
CLARK'S GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTA Nj EN-,
llo. 800 Spiing Gauoen SueeL
PX/LADHLFHIi.
IIIs establishment IL conducted scale of unsurpassed
and lOcaly, thousands eau testify, aud
UNIVERSAL acknow lodged be the liberal and punc'ua
gin Enterprise the nited states
My and Classified Catalogue Of Books, pamphlet of -
large contains full list Histories, biographies Ira
vci, Adventures, oloric Anecdotes, lHics, Narratives Eo
sports and asnrs. Also Religious p,ul, hco
Agricultural urks Dictionaries, leArons, Albums, Annas
Presentation ouks, Bibles, Hymn AMI Prayer Books
style Bining together with NIL the NJ ol MoEk5
III Inc day all Of winch handsomely bound and q CAEAN
Tied fkltf ECl In every respect.
he schedule ul ems present las will he by reference
Ia Iulaoguc,) extensive il ID the most
superior, aud magnificent offered b. siinar
establishment the tnononcu which gifts wall
each book NJ the liine nj sale
sg~ Fine uoLp wArn accompanies every order of 100
Books ordered nj one time from my Catalogue.
TESTIMONIALS.
As nm evidence III the truth U what has been asserted APP
the oil few gentlemen hin standing, Whose
,rrcl cannot he qucsloned who have purchased ordered
zimmerman Es, Mldeown Pa. John D. siics, Mno,
,rocer Lancaster, Pa; Hon g. Il. Walker Representative
from somerset in the Pennsy Ia salure; ai,r
H. Evans Notary fubic Lancaster city, Pa Jacob Martin
ESD Rochester, y. " Hiram FISK Esd, Gle. Gland, os MIR
Lennar Harrisburg Mr. }. L. Fears iicar
leur! Gcorga Mr. omcal, Bedford Pa and Julm
Crosby Wa Lawrence street, Phiindeiphin; received
splcni,d silk Dress Pattern, worth slo.
u. w. CLARK,
No so6 Spring Garden street, ihiladci thia.
eW" Agents wanted in and village in the lnct
states MY Ia Agents such To AFFORD iCn liberal
remuneration ior their Full particulars may bc had
by addressing Catalogues any
dress lai. 9-dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

retiring from the firm Of Knner Il Sanders would
respectfully return thanks for the hbcra pao.e
ueu u.s. and would beg continuance to my SUCCESSOR
OLD siane, ~. 30 Bridge Street.
july Ouis T. W SANDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

NEW MACKEREL AND POTOMAC HERRINGs; 400
barrels lehned sugar NIL grades hhds prime Western
aeon SIDES and ehouider lOO lea choice sugar-cured Hams
july l-dts JONEs b 40 Richmond Va.
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DISSOLUTION.

1870, - . ~ II i 4VM.
thiE copartnershIp hereoivre existing under the firm
Il kiner Sanucrs is this day dissolved by mutual consent
nav sod out To Alex knncr my entire
~ o all The stock on hand and all The debts the old firm
he aiohe authorized 10 collect and name Of the
Germ III winding up ihe business Those indebted
hf. o kiiiicr Sanders will pearc forward settle
'eir accodis, rs ID important " Wind up
q!ith |" phaaiDe ALEA. kiNNILR,
LfStnBcHo, LIST July, 1859. r. W. SANDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

uST received splendid set Ut Walnut PAKLOR FURN
- fURE, finished ia Plush Please and see H.
may 1-dls JOHN J. ptlkVIS Agent,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

EATiERA large lot of Upper Leather just received
1ltor saeby
ace l5ts FRANKLIN 4 DpO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

Turnip Seed.
ANpEETls Turnp see' new crop just to aand aud for
Jul, l.its. j. H. THOMPSON co.
DoCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.-,Iust In hand, 100
III Fresh Alum Water
July Ats A. u. RUCkER
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MCKINNEY g. CO.,
wmoLEsALE AND RNrAiL
GrOcerS and Gen'l Commission Merchants,

Dank Square, Main SIrcc- LynchburH, VA.
ME In receipt OF our Spring stock III uroeerics
w Iron, Steel, staple Dry Goods &c., consisting Of
Cuba, Orleans md coffee Sugars, various grades;
Loaf Crushed, GRADUATED and Powdered sugar
lagura, Rio, Java, Mocha aud santos Coffee;
sperm, Wax Alninnntne and TalIow Candles;
Hrowu and Fancy soaps, Various BRANDS
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious ouong &c
spices Of every kind Sole Leather good and damaged pure
Cider Vinegar Liverpool aud Ground Alum salt Cotton fnrns
all Mos Virginia and Western cured Bacon; No. Halifax
lerrsngs IN whole and half bnrres Ma nnd Mackrre In
kis No Peruvian Guano Old Dominion Nails, English rein
I'd from Band Hoop and Sheet IRON Norway Nni k"i- Ac
Cast shear and scred stecl Wagon Boxes, all sIhcio
gcilr with assortment staple Dry Goods,
No and o.naburg, DIeached md brown shriIngs and
shceiinga nuraps rananntlon Linen. toua,cs, striped
Oxnabur9s Prints tnghams Nc &c, which they respect
fully ask examinations from their friends and III, public gen
orally.
tHPareulnr attention paid 10 conssnmcns of all kinds Of
Countr, Produce. april 2Odts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

INrAED, DuPUY h co.'s FRENCH BRANDY, In quarter
~ casks Vintage IS5l superior Java Coffee, in pockets Port
tnr OMIT isth fourth and one haif pipes old
nn, Hnr, Tor ,nlc b. JONES " co,
Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
Notice to Railroad Contractors.


EALED proposals will be received nj the Office Of the Vr
- gnd Kentucky Railroad Company In the town of Abng
don until IL o'clock the sth Of September next for the
graduation and upon the first 10 miles Of the road
icn,nu Abingdon II short distance Of the Clinc
river
The PROPOSALS will be made In mile sections al cash
prices.
The Pnns Specifications and all necessary information for
these proposing bid for this work. be Obtained the
Office Of the Engineer Of the Company
~ H. For the present the above letting In postponed Due
the date the lcillng will be VI, hereafter.
Iiy order Of the ionr.
W. BEN ERIOUT THOMPSON,
july i lisept Chie| Engineer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

DEFEIGEIAroRs! EEFRIGERATORs!.-I have this
dAy received large lot o of them
nnr Being somewhat pressed or and more for
m"n,, will dispose OF thon 10 early applicants for
small al, hnfe
I'm ai-dis EDWARD j. FOI.KES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

nsshue Il NJ Hoard u Directors Of the Va Tenn
a IS1 tscaepsry Isld Il Once ~ the Company, IN
~ cify q f1ucAbsrsca WEDNESDAY. the sub u March, 1884,
~ lblowini fssolul|6ss wsfe adsptci, Wat .
hesok Thnt otev article shall not he exposed
srss III Depot up5a che ccmpanys ground N Lynch
bra uulee, speciai pntnaiou In wriiaR fm the Pren
deal o. sssnss.l 8apesiaienAaat .
HssssssI TAsa dc Adans Expvc.s Company be requisite"
M * assps Auisha IN IN Depot upon the Company
wycuf ~ lyeeAb1fG
= A uony nom the recordA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

AIARp, DUTY " COS DARK BRANDY, Vintage lsol
~ III lpri"r pipes tcss. a other bands Imported bran
d., ut A,airirn Wine of various qualities iu
it-utsI JbNES 60, Kieinluiri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
ADVERTISEMENT

GDs Rare and BedatyM G"em I.""e. tmmdlH
withou Money 10 all Persons Ordcr,ny BOOKS from
CLARK'S GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMEN EMF,
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Lynchoug Coach and Wagon Factory

8
IliE subacrier returns his grale avknoN edge
Toner
iui patronage tnAad Inform
Them and The Ia
he hopes, by nurc sct attention
tinuaDcc OF lie VIII
ul kinds OF ikbN AALL MAUoA>, mad. most sub
snnia and style. lie viii Mil
nic, general assortment Carriage
and Buggics Ai, assortment ot ad
spring Moving and lwohorsc IA
good WORK, Old Lynctbarg tOdc, and Hugoa rae
tory, and, t is Business the riulpc
expect 10 WORK and at low All
good and neat bI1sicS ->c call.
II u n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27

pect to hear il in the Senate unless from a
gentleman who knew enough about the claim
10 point out what was wrong in it. wherein it
violated public principle. voted for it, and
glory in it as an act of Justice and right. not
to my own constituents, but to the constitn-
ents of my honorable friend from South Car
DINA. DR.. Galphin- the executor, to whom
the money was paid, lived in South Carolina,
and it may be that some of the parties inter-
ested lived in Georgia. That the claim was
a just debt, part of the price of the Revolu-
ton. was unanimously decided by the Senate
and House of Representatives, and approved,
by the President and honestly decided by the
Secretary of the Treasury and Attorney-Gen-
eral of the United States. No man l think.
is prepared to controvert it-at least | am
ready to take issue with any one that does.
] repeat that whoever alludes to it by way of
imputation. uses his privilege as Senator to
say what he is not ready to maintain outside.
The foregoing is an ertingaaisher. and will we
apprehend, make Gov. HARRIS Uay tender
toed on the Galphin Grand" Indeed we
should not be surprised to learn, before the
canvass is through, that he did not intend to
impute any blame for the payment of the
Galphin Claim, and that he spoke of it as
'.traud" only sin the heat of debate"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27

There is very good story in the papers
of the day, which was played by old DR..
Caldwell, formerly of the University of North
Carolina.
The old doctor was n small man, and lean.
but as hard and angular as the most irregular
of pine knots. He looked as if he might be
tough but he did not seem strong. Nevertheless
he was among the knowing ones reputed to be
as agile as ''cat,n and in addition was by
no means deficient in knowledge OF the
mobile science OF selfdetenee." Besides he
was as cool as a cucumber. Well. in the
freshman class of a certain year was a burly
beef moantaineer of eighteen or nineteen
This genius conceived a great contempt for
old Bolus' physical dimensions. and his soul
was Mortified that one 30 deficient in muscle
should be so potential in his rule.
Poor Jones-that's what we'll call him
had no idea of moral force. At any rate be
was not inclined TO kaock under. aud be con-
trolled despotically bE a man that he ina
gined he could tie and whip. He at length
determined 10 give the gentleman a genteel
private thrashing, some night in the College
Campus, pretending to mistake him for some
fellow student.
Shortly after, on dark and rainy night,
Jones met the doctor crossing the Campus
Walking up TO him abruptly.
iciiuW otnitu you TAoNdl-ie TINS yoGt
Aud with that he struck the old gentleman
a blow on the side OF the face that had nearly
fellrd him.
Old Bolus said nothing. bat squaerd him
self, aud at 1t they went. Joacs' youth,
weight and muscle, made him an ..ugly Gus
tomrF," bat after around or two, the doctors
scienee began a. tell, aud in 4 short time be
had knock. d biz bee.fy antagonist down. aud
Was aslraddie of his chest with one hand on
his throat. and the other draling vigorous
cuffs on the other side Of his head
''Ah stop | beg pardon doctol Caldwell
Ia mssfake--tOr heavens sake, doctor!
groaned jones, who thought he was aboaI 20
be eaten up, s'i-I really thought il was
Smith,
The doctor replied with . word Aad a blow
alternately
lit makes no difference. for all present pur-
poses consider me Smith,
And, IL h said, that old Bolns gave Jones
such pounding, then aud there. A. probably
prevented bis ever making another mistake
- 10 persoaal identily, AZ least on the
COiiege Campus.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-27

Nav YoRK, May $50 Pm.
The following appears in lie Aord, of Brus-
sells, received In this city yesterday by the
Vanderbilt:
The great news Of the day is the resolution
Of the Cabinets of London aud Berlin TO
maintain strict neutrality in regard To the
present war. A dispatch which We have re-
eeiyed from Loadon, states positively that IN
consequence of the declaration of Russia, and
the explanation given by the French Gov
eFnment, England aud Prussia have decided
on absolute neutrality in order to loealizs
the waF in Italy. The accord established be-
tween these great treating powers Is happy
omen for Europe, and certainly il thai ae-
cord bad been manifested sosnsr Austria
would not have been 50 rash as 10 freak a
lance by her aggression with the whole OF
Europe. Circumscribed within is neutral
limits, the war win no longer threaten 10 sat
the rel * the Continent IN blaze, AID its
dnrasioa gill b. short. To prolong the
struggle under such condltiess would be on
the part Of Austria an acs of madarss
II i affirmed, says tbs Lldepeadsaos Beige, OF
BRUSSELS, that the great Powers wall Cone 10
an understanding Ia guarantee the neatrali-
" OF the Duchesa Of Parma, neutrality
which The Duchess herself Is anxious 10 se-
cure
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En1hu.Ia.m Of the French.
NEW YORK. March 25. Pm.

A letter to the Tribune from Marseilles,
dated March 4th. represents the enthusiasm
of the French people as intense. The writer
says, great crowds are to be seen lining both
barkation of the troops, as the STEAMERS from
eight to ten daily freighted with from 1000 to
1000 soldiers. move out of the harbor, the
bands playing p0rtara pour Ia Lyric Shouts
and acclamations are raised from the shore
with waving of hats and handkerchiefs. and
which are re-echoed from the military. In
the crowd l have daily noticed groups of
Englishmen and citizens of the United States.
of both sexes, who were the loudest in their
demonstrations.