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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04
LINW WOOD MUIR L Il r,
Nashville, Tennessee,

MONTGOMERY & mcGREDE, PrOPrietOrs,
Two and a half miles from the City.
ON tbs HILLsBoRo OR BROAD STREET TURNPIKE
y5yHB SUBSCRIBERS sOct the attention Hortieiursts
and Orchardists 70 their present large and hne stck o.
Fruits consisting Of upwards Of
SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES
all Of choicest varieties grown the grounds, and sccas
III from years DID, wen formed heads from SIX %
nine feet high this the size and most prctcs recon
nend and nOs year old switches resSendei ~ 0He
10 those Who wish to plant out Peach OrehardsEs
offer 5u00 and two year old ees Of great beauty a.
missing choicest varieties which Weoler % ne puhc a. r.
dued prices clear the ground iF othe npry af
les
years 6d from five feet high beautifully furnished with
branches % the ground
Cr ocE Of Other fruits large comprising the choicest Va
rieties viz Cherries, PuIas Apricots. Nectarin English
Cooeheg Cufrants Also the famous hoaghton 0ose-
fy we'll, and never mews; Basherres, Straw
t4rrys Grape Vines, foreign and native varieties
Onr FLORAL Ornamental Department being much ne largest
in ~ Southwest containing l000o 1uHerng shrubs lo her
frees nants 10 bulbs and tuerous rooted ants CONSIST
iu Of Tulips Tuherose, Dahias &C. Of the dEest prize yaes
a COO Evergreen shrubs from 10 six feet high 10 o. EVER
en trees feet gh- Also, large COLLECTION
Of shade trees, and climbing vines -. . d.,
our stock Of Roses very fine comprising 21 varieties OF
Tie different families which oler 20 For lovers a. very re-
dued prices. Also, large and varied collection Of stove ana
I greenhouse plants
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Destructive Fires.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 3--The warehouse of Hill & Co.,
Camden, Ark, with 900 bales ct Cotton and Mer-
chaniise was burned on Christmas. Loss SlOOJUO;
NJ l. alrrnrca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

ST. LoU1s Jan 8.-The overland mail Of the 9th
arrived Saturday
Major Emery, passenger, confirms the accounts
of the CHA river gold mines
There is considerable emigration from Sonora
to California
The mail station at Concha river was attacked by
the CaIuanches, and thirty-one mules stolen
Ex-President Comonfort, Gen. Condt, and Louis
Hauselman arrived ct Utah on the 26lh of Noyem-
Der.
The U. s. District Court had met
The report that Brigham Young has been sum-
moned 20 answer for the Imprisonment of the Gen
tiles, is false.
Major Crossmsn had not left for the States.
The snow in the mountains is very deep and there
is great suffering among men and animals
The Sioux are encamped or the Platte river, going
to join the CheyenUes against the Pawrees
Gold has been discovered on the banks of q small
lake near Ash Hollow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

BOATS LEAvIEo THIS DAY.
For 81. Louis, B. NJ Runyan, at p m
Fer PittsbuIg, Mariner, at u m
For Louisville, Tempest, at II N,
The splendid passenger packet Red Rover, lie ives
Tomorrow for Memphis and New Orleans. Those
who may desire 10 attend the Inauguration Of the
bust of Gen. jackson at Memphis the sth, will
find this favorable sud pleasant opportunity.
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SEE FIRST PACE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

BosTON, jan. Edwards & Coiby's Wooden
Mills at Ds,Jham, Massachusetts, was burned to-day.
Loss S70,00Q; partially insured
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

New supply Of Medical Books.
Woods PracHee-uew edition;
. Therapeutics;
Woods Bache's United States Dispsnstory;
Dungleson's Medical Dictionary;
Cazeaux's Midwifery;
Wilson'S Anatomy,
Together with all Books Standard N cal
Books further and large supply just received and or sale at
publishers prices by 2. HAGAN,
nov50 M8-ket st.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF SLAVES.
FURsUANr to an order Of honorable P0ee c0ars o.
4 paviison county, / will on Mondays fRe iOth DAY
- January the court ho yaEds in the city o.
expose AZ pzblic highest bidder, al tha
slaves aeivein nuer belonging @ e estate Oh the isie IAN
dal Vshn, deceased. consisting Of men, an ehtrsn,
,u1ong tlem are several valuable aud women.
neruas.-sThe viii BE- sold e2t Of cur
months the purchasers giving payable in BANK Vim aIo-
yel security.
dscl0-im o. = " AAAA4A' AtlA z.
sszvVvEF OLD DOMINION .ss--Just resolved frssA
supply OF the above Pos warranted % stys sat
faction ~ those who try them.
Tor sale wholesale and retail.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
MISS EMER'S LAST WORK.
The Four Sisters


TALE SOCIAL DOMESTIC swEDrss
by FkEDERTEEA BREWEH.
Author Of aThe Neghhors" nina" 'Ths IL Family" etc
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Complete large volume neatly Cloth one
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Miss possesses, beyond any other living writer q her
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she introduces The moral beauty and womany purity Ench
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all persona We would advise al buy and read this book
The Dead Secretly Wilkn Collins, author Of Basil Aa
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Judge Haiburton's Yankee StoTes. With Illustrations.
Courtsp and MatrnOny; With other sketches So snd
Experiences in Daily Life-hy Roiert Morris.
Sayings and Dongs Of Samuel sck, Esq tsgehzr VITA
lis opinion Matrmony.
Piuey Woods Tavern; or, sam Slick in Texas.
The Modern Cook. practical guide to tie CALVARY
all is branches comprising in addition English Cookery, tn
approved and recherche systems % French, Italian
eman Cookery By Charles Zine Francatel!i pupil the
celebrated Careme andate Nare Bote and Chic Cook toh
Majesty, Queen. From London Edt,n For sal
by Ldecel F.HAGAN.
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S.otiv. Crane 1900 to 304s pef f0o.
~ AIlule other articles equally lsE.
n BAH plants delivered In Nashville nee %
charge Enough charged for packing expeuses
Orders are respectfully solicited. Aliresz
MONTGOMERY MCdREEDYt
Nurserymen, Nashville Tenn.
unyf-R
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

We heats; to come the first Thursday in June, 1859
Guild K blythe awaa by Albion, dam by Wagner
names, Mary Wyie, by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
STAKES FIRST WEEK JUNE, 1859.
No Stakes ages. Two mile heats. Two
dollars ENTRANCE hundred dollars forfeit. Three
make
Noo for uutred three 0ds. Nile heats, One
hundred dollars entrance fry dollars forfeit Three
and City entrance; fifty dOllasfor Three 90
make race
entrance; fifty dollars forfeit Three to
All the above stakes to close the lst Of March, 1sj9
An entries must addressed the Secretary Of the Gallan
Race Course accompanied with security for forfeit
decl4-triwtmrht A BARNES, Proprietor.
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Additional by steamer FnIlon.

New York, Deo The American Steamship
company have resolved to wind up affairs Money
abundant per cent. There are 537 900 pounds
specie on its way to England, The Banks have re
duced the rate Of interest on Deposits to u The
Bank Of France has increased its specie during the
month l, 100, 600 francs
Forts Limrie and Kingdom in Dude have been
taken by the English with slight loss
Rawab Of Bango, has left the Rebels aud gone TO
Gen'l htchell's camp The remaining Rebel lead
els are surrenderiug or are about to do 30.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

YBNHE Of Edari 5. Cason deceased late Of the county
of Jackson, has cen undersigned suggested
r 81 said county curt insolveu l. therefore. notify al
persons hold cla against SAID estate 10 tile them with Tie
er OF jackson y Court, before The hrstn NJ May
SsSs we'll authentic d. as directs for pro dstribu
AoH' " JAMES B. TOLBERT.
- Administering Of 4. = Cason. lucaased.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

ST. LOU1s, Jan Six business hoases in Reca
tur, IlliUo,s was burned Friday Loss $3.50 par
tally insured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

ROUND CORNER SHAWLS.
LARGE Of and elegant styles. received this day
"A by express, at FURMAN & cos
lin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04
AERAT CONLEY,

AgRAW CONLENs
CSuoce1r 10 C0aleg d JohHSOR)
MANUFACTURE
TIN. COPPER AND SHEET-IR0N WARES,
FEPs constant on hand all Cooking and Heating
A stoves, Ornanltal and Plain Mantle Crates. Also az
- ~ Conner and eetrnu Work done for Steamboats,, Kohl
- Mills Furnaces oundries, Factories, &c,
- 10 Broad and 81 South Market Sts.,
rASHvILLF, TENN.
W All those nCbed to firm Of Coney & johnson either
liz or account, VI please forward and settle immedi
Pss4ly, = u ~ is5s-TI ABRAM oUNLEY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

ND the various affections consequent upon disordered
~ STOMACH Or LIVER sucl Indigestion, AcGity OF
the Stomach, Ccky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, D
pondency Cosveness Blind and Bleeding Piles. II all
vous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections it has in numerous
proved highly beneficial, and in others effected de-
cided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly sci
principles after the Of the celehasd Holland
Professor Because Of its great in most Of the
European Sates It's Introduction into the United States in
tended especially for those Of herand scattered here
aad there the aee Of Inc mis country. Meeting 9Th
great among them, ofert the American p1bl-
knowing truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knowledged.
Its particularly recommended those persons whose cons
tuons may impaired by the continuous Of
dent spirits other forms Of dissipation Generally instsuta
neous effect finds its directly to the seat Of life, thrill
quckening raising up the dropping spirit
and in fact infusing health and ygor in the system
NOTCEWhOeyer expects to find this beverage viii be dis
appointed &c the sick weak and low spirited il will prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties CAUT1UN
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma induced
MANY limitations which public should guard agan pur
given Boerave's Ritters fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how Infinitely superior to all these imsa
ions.
NJ Sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for S. by the sole
Proprietors, - -
anEa uring Phamaceutists and Chemists, PittbuTg Pa
soldia ashve by Ewu, PenGletOn Co., W. W. Berry
Demo, iIle Dr. Roscoe JO g. Brown, Demoville Bell
g. W Uendershott, I. Wells Wells Hooper Co., Beech
Hunter, Druggists generally throughout the State
- gtril yrI virs
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NO. G, UNION STREET.
HAGAN,S PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT

IN BOXES Western Reserve Cheese, just received by
4skt5 decIO-u GRESHAM & HUFFAKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

II Look out for limitations Of Lea a PERKINS, EyOr
ceSVershire Sauce. See advertisement of JoHN DUNCAN
L Sons ~ go,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

TAssS~TFs=S Bank of West Tennessee, at
SS1-zzssS HEMPHIs.-The notes OF this Bank will be
redeemed Union BANK Of Tennessee At aslills r5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04

ENINE VIRGINIA TORACCO.--Capt.Z shulzh
u ssnt Is large lot OF Fine Tobacco.
}. W LANGLEY & CO.
sspS Agents for 2. Shuts, and Halsey x Booker,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
Horrible Murder.

Tha Ghavneetown lllnoisnn says;
Il strange Minister from Christian c"nn-
ty, Kentucky, it appears, stopped ut the
boarding house of Mrs. Mccool during the
day, and in the evening started on his way
lie had not proceeded fur out of town be
fore he returned, seemingly much nGltated
in manner, stating that All attempt had been
made to shoot him from the roadside, &c.-
He then asked for II room for the night
abicb waS given him. His strange conduct
soon satisfied the proprlrtrrss Ut the h"l'se
that there was something not altogether
right with him, and SHE called Mt the door
of his room tn ascertain what the mat
ter was, when he abruptly rontmntrd her,
with the accusation Of intending Ia rob HIM,
aud threw his pocket book toward her, IT..
marking that it contained all the money he
had. She Immediately left him, and asked
two gentlemen to 70 and eee what ailed hmm.
They went AS desired, but left in few mo
mentS, finding that he WIS armed with II
pist4l aud not IN his proper mind, and he
advised lnrnl that thfr r"mpanf COULD he
very well dispensed with. S"nIe time alter
this, Mrssrs. McCaleh and Prewllt stfpprd
upon til. porch IN front oi thu r"'iln ~ WHICH
he WIS, to take survey "t the premises and
see what he WAS driving ut, when they wer"
greeted 10y pistol shot from the window,
the ball taking effect on the person Of MIR.
McCaleb, INJECTING fatal wound. y See
ond shot passed through the clothing "l
Mr.. PreNitt, who speedily retreated. A
third report from the pistol WAS heard,
and shortly aiterward ~ fRtrance OF the
room was ,enlured up"n, when the stranger
and principul actor ia the dirk drama WAS
fo,ud buthol IN ha own blood. lying dead
mon the floor having shot himSelt ~ the
breast. Mr.. McCaltb. VII" WAS IN "1i rii'-
zen Of Equality. expired the next day alter
he was shot Thus terminated one OF the
most singular and m"urninl tragedies that IT
has eyer bsepme our painful duty t" record
AS having occurred in ialatin county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
The Mammoth OF the Deep.

The day fixed for testing the steamng ca
paclty Of the Great Eastern is the 18th Of An.
gust. II l. awaited with intense curiosity. -
II She realizes the expectations Of tho pro-
Icctors and friends ot the enterprise, she will
br instrumental III etteaiing an extraordinary
revolution III nuyigation-a revolution III
transportation ~ great as that which the
iron rail aud locomotive elected on land
Mr. Dudley Mann assures Us that he is quite
rs confident w. ever that her final ports at
destination, i'll the carrying Intercourse hs-
tween the two hrlnispheres, will he the Ches-
aprake Bay and Milford Haven, 10 which he
is increasingly directing his energies. 1t has
been ascurtaned, by actual experiment. that
cation mny be- conveyed by rail from as great
distance as Memphis To Norfolk, provided
it can Dee shipped from the latter place at
reasonable rates to England Ii is believed
that the Great East@ra can afford to carry
across the Atlantic ut two dollars and fifty
cents Per bale - WASH. .Tdtrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
A Fearful Lean,

Henry p. Baldwin. the torgcr. on his VI.
to Utica, escaped from the custody Of She.
Bloom. of Cincinnati. in rather II peri
manner, on Wednesday night. They "
on the Cincinnati Express train, and vi
a little east Of Clyde. the prisoner asked
be allowed Ia 90 into the saloon" in thr .
next Ia the one in which they were rlin
The Sheriff conducted him thither 10 D
turning. the moment Baldwin put IN I,
ON the platform, followed by the Sheriff
made sudden spring from the ear, AMI q
lost to the official The train wa- going
the rate of forty miles an hour, ani the p.
soner was heavily handcuticd. The "a
were stopped rs soon ~ possible, aui %
Sheriff in company with others prucur-
lanterns and proceeded to look for Owi
they expected to tind) the corpse Of BaIla
The search, though continued for ,evrr.
hours, was futile No trace OF HIM war ~
IDLE. lie must have escaped with but Sig
if any injury, and it is marvellous, with %
train running at such high rate of ,lrr,
that he was not killed instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
Burylng the Dead

A letter from Solirriuu. after the I'm.
describes the burial of the dead, A. tI..g
AT one point, by the side Of thu rosI p.
| or fifteen peasants were huryIng the i..
They gathered them from the tei g,
hand-barrows, from which they We're
into the hollow places On the roadside /,
which gravel had been taken 10 repair,
track and after five or six. or a, lsrg
the space would hold, had been tumLIel
a foot or two of dirt was shoyelled Mer,F
No attempt WAS made Ia remove any Of ..
clothing, or to lay them side hy side. p,
any particular position. They We're q.
bled in just rs it happened, aud were
cred up just rs they CHANGED 10 fall.
many cases they We're laid lengthw>,
single file, and then covered over. So.
row being next put III, then third, iUaa
&c. In this way over two hundred hal "a,
buried in single place. 1t will takca DO
time to dispose of all the dead. and the
casses Of the horses glso. and if this el-
siyely hot weather continues. the hra.,
the vicinity cannot fail 10 suffer"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
The Drinking Capacity of california.

In 'isT uI thu lmmrh>r nnl"Hnt "l spirits;
wines. aud malt liquors Imported t" Culltor'
MIA Tor the siX Years, terminating lShS, the
ability ut our people Ia consume these hrver'
ayes to large extent adults nt no question.
Ia the six years named We imported fifteen
million one hundred and ninety-inur thou
sand one hundred aud tifty-eight gallons al
ardent spirits, five million five hundred aud
eleven thousand seven hundred ana thirty
tw" gallons Of wine, and two hundred and
five thousand and sixty-six packages at malt
liquor; Whilr, during IL Hnnsldnrah|e p"iln'li
al that time, the luur productions of these
ARTICLES WAS rapidly assuming Importance.
Previous to the last year the expnrntl"n al
liquors from tins port was not sufficiently sig
uItcaht t" warrant much attention. lie
gold discoveries north, however, and the large
emigration in that direction gave rise toS"me
demand on this market, and we exported
during ISIS about one hundred aud lilly
thousand gallons I'll ardrnt spirits, together
with some wines and malt liquors. The dlS
tillerie> and wins presses ri the state, how
ever, must have uuadrupled the amount nam
ed ~ the way OF production, In lh1i l"s
AuguIns county alone produced three hundred
and eighty five thousand gallons ut wine anu
ten thousand gallons "t brandy, and doubt
less the five large distillrrieS and eIghty-SlX
breweries in the State turn out annually Il
large amount Of liquor, termented or other
wisr that is consumed here, Independent OF
importstiums- tW .Hnr4:iIe td:ef;e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

shores have been dotted throughout the days
VOYAGE. For the last three years the value
of these landings has been decreasing, per
haps million of dollars annually, notwlth-
standing the fish caught bring three times
IA much per thousand rs ere ''the catch
began to fail 1t is thought that most OF
them must be gradually abandoned. Not
few of them have rented at from two to four
| thousand dollars per annum the privilege
Of hauling the seine upon them) years ago.
/ Now no cautious man will give more than
a tenth that sum for any of them, We appre-
bend. At not few of them during the
fishing season from one to two hundred
hands have found employment, at wages
averaging fifty per CT. more than can be
obtained in this region at any other EN-
plovment For the sake Of the laborers the
decay of the Potomac fisheries is rs much Ia
be regretted as on account of the positive
loss OF much money it has brought on the
owners of the various landings aud on those
contracting Ia fish them.
We are just rounding Piney Point light
house, IL land passengers ut what WAS II few
years ago the most fashionable bathing place
in all this region. The approach to it down
the rlveris anything but agreeable. Ii stands
on II sand bank not three feet anywhere
above the waters level. Its foliage ~ seen
from that approach is, rs its name indicates.
mere stunteI pines. The lighthouse unce
rounded. however, and the wharf approach
ed, very different scene greets the eye
All the improvement has been expended Oh
the front. which has been embelished care
fully with spreading trees of various varie-
ties and elaborate white palings. arches and
arbors. The bathing is esteemed fine here.
and the air most conducive t. health. The
burning of most Of the buildings few years
ago, however, gave the tide of its affairs rs "a
watering place q ''set back, from which 1t
has never recovered. W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
Almost Suffocstsd to Death BY & -.

Samuel Lyon, of estrhr>rrr r.u.,.
l., arrived IN town II day ur two .,,,..
took up his quarters at Amp. salon
side the Wauregan. Before .rrr.,,
bed on Thursday evening. he mo-,
Gently blew out the Gas instead OF Tina.
OFT, for it appears he had no knowI,t
its nature. The next morning. at
he Was found partially dressed on the
Of the Wanregun, ia state III comrl...
petactiun. He wa immediately fol
and DIR. Fuller called, who soon ,u,.
in restoring him to CONSCIOUSNESS. IT,.
that he cannot remember anything Nh
went Ia bed. but supposes lac must b.,.
himself suffucatIng, and thrrrupuu h..
dressed himself and found hi. way
how, into the fresh air He irlr :,
better after DIR. Fuller's treatment tl,,
thought himself able 10 walk To- the "a.
Hartford. but on arriving at the Cen.
Wharf he fell down quite insrn,lI.
was carried ~ t,rer's drag store 4,
through the eSrtlUns OF Drs. Full.,
Geer, he WAS again restored lie i,u.v
termined to stay in Norwich untll h.
entirely recovered. and is equally i.gi..
have nothing Ia DO hrncetorth with y.,
NOrTnh Gu COHT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
A Southern Nabob.

Colonel j. A. S. Ackn, of Mississippi, is
about erecting a private residence at his
plantation, opposite Red River Landing,
which is designed to cost $3.50, OOO-Sl25, Ooo
more for the furniture and furnishing. The
following il the plan Of this Immense editlce:
The style of the editicc Is 'a4tellated gothic
with frontage on the river l64 feet; on the
two side wings of l0+ feet. anu centre com
partment of 100 feet deep, snrmonnted by u
lofty and beautifully pr"porti"ned tower
The building will contain so rooms, excln-
siye of closets, bath rooms, wardrobes &c.
spacious and amply provided with the mod
err i,uprn, ements il, comfort and elegance.
All the walls If the building are to he d"n'
bic, with the passages INSIDE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
Tarrible Gunpowder Explosion.

On the Goth iRst.. at Camarg", N.Y. hrt
was accidentally communicated t" keG Z"
powder in the store of DR.. Daniel. which tx
pl"ded instantly, with tremendous force
tearing tina building t" atoms, scattering
goods and other propercy in every dlreiti"n
and seriously, if not fatally, injuri"g the fol
lowing persons;
Alfred Yocum and his daughter John
Willuughby, James Ballard, Nicholas " II
loughby, William Convey. daughter OF Or
Daniel, and negro b"y-makins. eight per
SONS in all. MIR. Alfred iocum Is danger
ously, if not fatally, injured; but none other
are Considered dangerously hurt. The hool
is the only part Of the hopse remaining AM
the postoiics, being in the same building
was also destroyed, an4 the pail matter
scattered in every direetion,