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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-31

FENE improvements being made in this section Of city
not only numerous but Of description that is rapidly
enhancing the value Of the surrounding property Among 9TH
would notice the beautiful Villa being erected BY Mr.
Buddeke those commanding the Catholic Church
In the enquiries lately made Of
when will have public sale Lots in that delightful part Of
the City have pleasure to announce that Thursday
the 9th day of June next will bring OF . sale Of
Lots in DR. D. T. MeeavOck's first addition to Nashville
The otsto Be sold Coslege Nos 3 4 s. 6 IL
Cherry street. g. g. 81 IS s. and part %.
street. Nos North half Of SO and &C, g. CO and CO.
These Lots generally 95 feet front and l55 feet
wide Alleys. Among them several prominent Lots
AlO-l shall offer ten fifteen lots in the additions west
Of Summer street.
TERMA credit OF and three for notes payable
Bank satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and lien retain
ed.
Sale 10 o'clock A NJ For urter particulars call Dr. D.
T. McGaVock, +. r. Chatham, and
A. V. s. LINDsLEY.
E r. GLAscocK. Auctioneer: may3i
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e ID G Eff I'D,
CONTINUATION.

NFY sale that the 26h embraced Lots
than could conveniently be disposed Of threa
hours In continuation or that aleI propose ThurBdaYS
the 13th Junes 70 bring OF sale Of lots mostly confined
to Hobson and Wheles FIRST addition to BoOds and Foster
addition The offered that embrace
tbs most valuable in that part Of Edgeheld.
HObson and Whelessp First Addition
Lots Nos and TO- Campbels Store These Lots each
front 80 feet the Gasn Turnpike and back 25 feet and
front on another street paraeltO the turnpike.
Fosters Addition.
On Gallatn Turnpike. Lots 6, g. TO- H. u and H.
Hoods Addition.
On Gallan Turnpke-LOt No. g opposite Campbes Store
Lots Nos. :, S, 9, 10, IL, l2 q and a.
On Russell Street.
Lots a. 4 40 So ST. S. So S. s., 81. So So CO. 6 S.
60, 81, G5, So, g., S. 90, 20, ~ 70, a. "A and IS.
On FatherIand Street.
Lots 49, 20 S. So "a, IS, &c. 81, 90 aud o.
The embraced In this sale many OF them with
handsome forest trees Parties desrous Of procuring COED bus
stands the Gaian Turnpike, desirable locations fer
private residences in the best pa attend this sale
TERNs0ne two and tire credit for notes satisfactorily
secured, bearing interest and lien retained Sale 10 O'Clock
may3l A.Y s. LINDsLEY.
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FOR SALE.
WILL sell, accommodating terms, Tract Of Land
tainng thousand hundred and forty acres I40 in
Oeon county the road leading from Troy Dyersburg the
land level and be surpassed in fertility and covered
with valuable timber and well Waered
will sell the entire tract part, either for cash cred
of j. p and Any person wishing purchase
dress the undersigned at Paris, Tenn
WILLIAM FITZGERALD,
may3t-wlm Paris Tenn.
This Nashville Union American will the above one
month, weekly.-Prjis 6enfias. "a
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Member. of Congress in virginia.

The following Democrats have been elected to
Congress from Virginia
lst district, N. R. H. GARRETT, (dem.)
I'd JOHN L. WILSON, (deml
Sd JOIN s. CAsKIE, (dem.)
4th WILLIAM O. GOODE, (dem.)
9th 4" THoMAs L. BooocK, (dem.)
9th sHE1ToK F. LEAKR, (dem.)
9TH WILLIAM SMITH, (dem.)
9th JOHN L. SKINNER, (dem)
10Gh sHERRARD CLEMENS, (dem
11th A. G. JEEKIEs, (dem.)
18th H. A. EDMUEDsON, (dsm)
18th B. R. FLOYD, (dem)
In the 9Th district, the race is close between
FAuLKzER, (dem.) and BoTELER, OPP
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Messrs. READY and HATToN will address their
at Gaatin on Monday, the 9th inst
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Public sale Of Free IerrlaOry.
The last Square OF the College Property
In market.

wEDEFgDAY, Ian day Of June, 1850 We wiz pre-
the highest bdfsr, the prsmisss h
square Of ground yng between the Nashville Female Aesmy
Cedear and extending from Mcmore street hs
Eat Depot grOuna Of the Nashville Chnf Anoo<
Rairsad the West This proPorty has divided into -
10 fronting ROik and Union strea fssS
desp; fronting Polk Sst ~ desp fronting
McLamors from ZEE % l3 aid bots lie
In rOry nst subject for than 1jyears %
Thsss Lsts lie convenient the central pols q Ne
city, metsiy contiguous the shops and depot 0ands
RAfrssd and the Female Academy as snd Is ne
Last o. aid Res PropT 70 b sold Lei all sh del . n.i
EpsS I lS...SaS'asS''A sASoA : "O0D" 40.
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FOR CINCINNATI AND PITT.

VENk nne passenger steamer HARMONIC, - -
Il HAsLEPP, Master, will leave for the above and Lsia3
All intermediate landings, THIS DAY, the 3lst in
TO n II. HARRISON,
may 81 Agent.
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NO a. COLLEGE srHERr,
40 NEGROES,
mACDONALD'S IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator

NNAAAAC0 AAO4 ANOsA1B g ANONf
OK practical and scisnac prncpe-hs and most en-
~ Vensnt article in for eOo1g and p7erYinF
milk. butter fruit vines etc. They arranged hat
slowly through each L and being confined from
the effects Of the hot air. keeps them al he coolest poinl causing
the regersng influence b. the throughout he Hhoe ap
Daatus This effected oy he dppius from the oe shch Il
lost By all other regerators They spen the
Opmake neat piece Of f1uiturecan e piace any room,
aud have water jar, By which perfectly cold Eatar all
times be lad without additional Zhtss rsFigsrGOrs
experiment They have been IN Snceslul operation r
ward Of ten to the grtlon Of those Who have them IN
as the rceTtaais will show and the
ed before The public The Improvements recently sided b. Hhh
the most perfect ventilation IS insured saving 81 ice has
bee obtained more fgd air proiues and duray Effected.
certainly paee them ar in advance o. anything offered
public parOuage- Galvanized has substituted
saevnt IN lieu Of zinc THEREBY enabling 70 0dr them Srel
entirely free iro oxyacu and corosiou consaauentJ
void Of hat sgahle Odor Which has heretofore
jCcoahs IN ser refgerato In addition being
vastly superior Other owing The arsngsents
and unegaalled principle, y serveablea =
conceded haA galvanized durable any
metals Is is Lot affected b acid, salt For ssie b.
T. W. MACD0NALD,
maya-d&tElm Ne. - Fourth ST., Louisville, ky.
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SPLENDID RESIDENCES.

SPLENDID RESIDENCES.
XKTE have for sale, liberal terms, several Of
Wv the best improved, most beautiful and desi- f1A
rable Residences in the vicinity of Nashville, and
in the city. Also a number of the very test Farms ~
in this and Joining counties, besides Gerry large
supply Of the best unimprOVed Lots in the City
the different additions Nashville All persons disposed
purchase would do we'll We will pleasure in
showing Of the property have for SALE will give
gains. nay3l J. L. & 4 W BROWN.
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Nashville FAN Races.

Nashville Fall Races.
1880
WILL COMMENCE ON MON BAY, OCT. sd.
GwEEPsTAKRs proposed for all age two mile heats; $500
= entrance; 500 forfeit and close on the Ist day Of
july Ihse or more to make raoe-O % TUESDAY,
sEePake three year dds; one mile eats; SgOO entrance
S1Oforfe fs name and close the LIST day July Three
or more to make race to Come Of On Wednesday, the m dsy
maJsS-td.
ESTRAY.
ETNAKEN up by D. C. TEaRLEr, Bay Horse, b
u seven eight Year, old, hands high, SrRA
ss 81 il !a As 1rshs5 iAP 6 y F, " Tas :. $50
mayaa-usts Ranger
Valuable Country Residence at Pub
lie Sale.
an Thursday, the IG.h y Of June next on the premises
propose e sell that beautiful Fsr known as The SI-
for Country Villa in the vicinity OF Nashville The Fars ~
tains 81 and will be divided to suit purchasers
Of the best Springs in America it, thrifty young
TERNs-one sO and three years credit for notes sasori
mays. A.v s. LINDsLEY.
81. LOUIS GOLDEN SYRUP.
UsT received packages 20 and 10 gallons St. Louis od
ID Syrup Also, Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars.
msye9 Nos. and S Market Street
Three Horses Strayed.
STRAYE from the wagon Of the subscriber Thursday night
- last, the first ths Franklin Turnpike, three
Horses oW dark iron grey horse fifteen hands high,
five old and had wind gals his hind
five old, and marked with the saddle; and old
rel horse with blaze in his face saddle inde
ent order. They all had haers when they sayed
give Five Dollars for any information LEFT arson Livery
Stable Front street. that will lead The recovery these h0r
nay29-dsts s. r. COOPBR.
FOUND.
IN Sunday, 29d inst, the pavement IN front Of Hume
" Building Broad street Miniature Pin containing the
miniatures Of two little girls For urthrr particulars call
3 North College street. may2S-lt
PEN MAN SHIP.
ARENTS have their children taught write in an easy
and elegant style, durg the vacation Of the other schools,
with
MIR. DOLBEAR,
Over the storeof Mr.. J. II. MeGILL.
As Mr.. DIS large, but limited
ceived All those who wish should them in
Parents who have had their children sar with Mr. D.
how TO appreciate his instruction.
Photography taught as usual. See advertisement.
may29
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FBNHE splendid substantial passenger steamer $50 -
LlGHTEOOT, Frazier, Master, Lsllttsa.ssEss,
VIII leave FOR the above and intermediate ports -
1 L D Y, 3ls inst at 70 O'Clock, n. For freight
or passage spPly on board or to II. H HARRISON.
may II. Agent.
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FOR LOUISYILLE

FOR LOUISVILLE
VENHE regular packet boat JOHN GAULT, Bunce, 49, =
Master, will leave ssabOve and all intermediate
landings on WEDNESDAY, June the LIST, at u
O'Clock For freight or passage apply on board or to
msy3l-9t Ii. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

7AA@ NV - NV
A The Steamer ID u N e 1 Tn,
yksFdf1fESS5 ENGART, Master,
~ Leaves for the above and intermediate
ports this day, TUESDAY, May 3s - o'clock, II. For
freight or passage apply On board or to her agent
may3l-lt H. H HARRISON Agent.
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NEW COOKS.
Letters o. 1raVelher-N. q. Bryant.
Pictures % County Llfe--Alice Cary.
Literary Anrsosi0as Of the Bhle-IialseY.
IA Plata and ParaguAy--Ey ThOs } Page, s-N.
Lie Of Patrick Ueury-Wiiliam Win.
Boat and Tent Lifs-W. G. Prime.
Life and Labors Of Rev. Daniel Baker, D. p.
Pleasant PathsstEs--Daniel Wise.
Ihe f0Cng p-PfckeTs-Sarah &aria Fry.
The Foster Brothsrs-A Tals Of Collegs Liz.
Crudsns Oondensal ConcordRncs.
or sale by CHAs. ". SMITH.
pls Al CoIiegs street..
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Golden syrup! Golden SyruP!I

q - BARRELS g. Louis Gotten Syrup;
EsD 25 kegs do d de
nays cARTER vHsPORB co.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The Lady % he Isis, frum s b. Ms HoHr
worth, author Of " Rstrbuti0n.' g Iudls,'' etc.
Pictures OF Country Life, By Alice Cary
Lady's Manual Of Fancy Needle Work.
Hrie or Lille By Little, a tale Of Koslyn schsol
The Losing and Taxing o. Mauruul.
Empire Of Austria. By John s. @. Abbott
Diary Of Lady Mcrgzn.
Securing The White Horse-iustraied
The Methodist Preacher. volumes.
Bucklands Curiosties Of Natural History.
Htael's Lou Life, a novel by hiarzaret sweat
Father and Dazghter, By Miss Brsmar.
5ybn Grsy-frluaphs o. Virtue
Lady q Alsa.ous, By LEOPARD.
R0b Roy, for Is cents
Coy Hannsrna, 3 cent?.
For Ess ~ IOuN YORK
apS.
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YNNAkkA up by D. G. TEkRLET, Bay Horse, b.
seven eight years Old, Is hands high SrRA
star in the forehead, shOd all round, valued $50 a5
Said Tearey resides in District No. Chatham u II
". G. G.. LOVFLi.
nayS4-W3t Ranger.
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Valuable Country Residence at Pub
lie Sale.

~ Sunday, 22d inst, the pavement IN front Of Hum
" Building Broad street Miniature Pin containing n
miniatures Of two little girls For furth particulars call
North College street. may2S-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

TIM POPULATION OF BRowNsvILLE.-In
the course of an explanatory article ON the
late events in that city, the Brownsville Flag
says that though they have FIVE thousand in
habitants, nominally there are not more than
two thousand five hundred on the census roll,
and of these there are not over tn hundred
who are hot of Mexican origin. In1act, there
are now Gut thirty -four Americans, by birth,
old enough to bear arms, to be found in the
place Nbw, the greater part of these five
thousands are fugitives from Mexico, peones,
iadrones, s&c., an idle, vicious, deprayed, lg-
norant, ahd thieyish population, known by the
generic name of pelados, It's this miseTabie
population, made doubly hostile by the long,
Continued warfare between Texas and Mexico,
and between the latter and the United States,
that is at the bottom of all the difficulty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

H- Even those who are In the emioymen9
of perfect health frequently have need to have re-
course to tnncs as preveDtives of disease. We are
too well arnored xaiHst the assaults of the
ills that flesh is heir to-. Such fnviyorator they
may find in HOSTETTER'S BITTEk9-a medi-
vitality and elasticity to the system. AT this seA
son. particularly. the strongest man - not proof
against the msiaria. IN certain sections OF the
rEks is more potent than any amount Of qoinine,
while the most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
tried the medicine will never another, for any
Of the ailments which the H0srKTTER BrTrFRs
The eKps riment, we cordially recommend an early
application to the BtTTERs. whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the dig estive organs.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally, every.
where. @i5 ell AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

A TRIPLE MuRDER-The inhabitants of the
village of St. Cyr-au- Mont dor {Rhone,)
We're lately thrown into CONSERVATION by the
discovery of a triple murder, the victims being
three females, grand mother, daughter and
granddaughter. The widow Discharges, aged
about So. with her daughter named Gayet, also
a widow and the daughter of the latter, a girl
about i3 years of age. lived together, and one
morning the neighbors We're surprised at see
ing none of the family moving. 1t was at first
supposed they had gone TO Lyons on business.
But when the next day came and the house
remained closed the authorities were informed
of the fact and the house was entered The
first object seen was the body of Mn. Des-
farges lying on The floor, with the head nearly
severed from the body. A few steps further
on lay her daughter also dead from wounds
about the head and neck and near her lay the
dead body of the girl murdered in the same
manner. The two younger victims had also
been shamefully iil-used 1t is supposed that
the crimes were perpetrated two nights before
during a violent thunder storm, one of the
neighbors having heard what she thought to
be groans, between eight and nine o'clock
The murdered family possessed considerable
property and were very charitable. As the
drawers and cupboard had been rifled, it is
supposed that robbery was the primary object
of the murderers. The authorities have COM
menced an active investigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

Demonstration on Canal Boat-Y esterday
morning, between 3 and 4 O'Clock, reports of
firearms were heard on the Basin, and watch
men Newman, Peasants Grafton and Bland
went TO see what was the matter. They found
Jacob Stratton, captain of the boat Fawn,
making some noisy demon trations, and when
they went aboard he abused and threatened
them in the most violent manner, and defied
them to take him before the Mayor. He was
afterwards arrested a warrant charging
him with threatening to kill Newman and
others with axe. After hearing the state
ments of witnesses, the Mayor fined him $40
for diseharging firearms in the city, 81 for be-
ing intoxicated, and required security in Sl5G
for his appearance at the Hastings Court to
answer an Indictment for misdemeanor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

Jacob Miller w9, killed in Rockingham
county, Va, on the 10th inst, while deer hunt
ing, by the accidental explosion of his conf
panions gun.
The Montgomery (Ala.) papers of Wednes-
day announce the deaths of John H. Murphy
and William Larkin, ag ed and prominent bus
mess men and citizens.
On Friday night lasf a train of cars on the
Joliet Cut-OT Railway ran through a prairie
on fire The train passed the fiery ordeal un-
xeathed.
A Cincinrati paper estimates that between
S2-ooo,oo0 and $3,poo.nT0 are invested in that
city In the business of mann featuring car
rages.
A Mr.. Stringer has been sentenced to two
and q half months Imprisonment for disturb
ing = religious meeting at Wakula, Fla, by
smoking.
The miners IN tie Branch Coal Mines at
Alton, Illinois. are strike. They have
received 3A cents per bushel and now ask 4
cents.
The London journals report that the an
nual demand for penny postage stamps in
Great Britain Is little short of 5Uo, o,Oae000.
Twenty-Five gambling houses are In one
little circuit Of the bnsl0ess portion OF Chi
cago.
Measures are bel nc taken at the North to
fafse a fund FOR the education Of two OF John
Browns daughters at Eagieswood, N. ].
Samuel J Warn sy, ESQ, editor and proprie-
tcr Of the "Vax P,puii,' died at Lowell, Mass,
on Friday last.
Ferfy-eight I'adian sqnaws were recently
arrested in . no use Of Ill fame In Montreal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

90 GREAT AGITATION IN KENTUCKY-A Stam-
peds of Negroes in Mtssonri--A great deal OF
alarm manifests itself among the people of
Kentucky, in the neighborhood of Cynthia, in
relation to an expected outbreak among the
negroes. The excitement was very great, and
MANY rumors were afoat. According TO a
statement in the Gym thia News, the insurrec-
ton was not for the purpose of taking possess
ion of the different towns in that region, as
was at flrst rumored, but the idea appears 10
have been wholesale runaway project, by
which. in one night, two or three hundred
slaves were to be taken from their masters aud
placed beyond the Ohio river, on their road to
Canada. OF course, they We're to be armed
for the purpose of overcoming all obstacles,
and the railroads, bridges, and telegraph wires
were TO be destroyed to prevent pursuit.
!. Last Monday night week, ten negroes, five
males and five females, ran off from Lagrange,
Lewis county, Missouri. They belonged TO
seven different persons, and, being valuable
slaves. were worth not less than $4,000. They
stole dat boat, with which they crossed 70
the Iliino. shore with me nep esp srsd for
their arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19
SPECIAL leo1IcE
THE TESTIMONY OF "A LADY AFTER =

N0k 0k14AMRTO1 COVNE43 ~ ~
Msssrs. Tyler \ Adasr :sstsy3 - i sss8 s1sss.x
I have been afflicted With Rheumasism. - timea
from my twelfth year-f win ~ 6fSy ve9F1 6f aso
the isthof this month. The stes<hs Uorg. a3tinee,
80 severe ~ 70 reLdcT me hetpiegs. |. bAxa trje4
VARIOUS remedies 10 very little eaect. Last 0cto-
Der wss attacked in my shoaldosp, sideo b11k and
hips cond NOT rest das OF nixht.s T. ceajd not
move any part of my body wifhoufcryinz With pAin,
A. this time alsrsried mary fssssdiee intssnAl
= ss Tashsoh es
TINCTCRE; before | had taken ono h6sSlo oe
which, e. much batter. and As cOntipne9 taxi
ing II, teit strength COMING into ny b6eR and
limbs, mud my stomach strengs hosed au6 revived
every WAY. Il have taken Eve bottles, and - much
better fnan ever expected to he. intend to uso
il whenever need il, ana wouid recngnoD0nd IL 10
the afflicted, believing II 70 bo uneanalled.
Messrs uorff,ney 4 Morsvav: -. =
Gents Mrs. Elizabeth Bsewell il q LADY Of the
hi hest respectaia.y weathy and Influential the
cure in her case speaks roiu5nee IN favor Of this
wonderful Tincture. Several ollley peyapns w
have heard of have derived zreat benefit from iss
use in our county. We sreentirely out Of the sYt-
We vii, receive another supply. We expect larss
to send us box as soon ~ po.sIbles .ss<ss
April 18th ists'. Northampatscna atsn ccast1. n VI.
mAr Call and get Pamphlets and SEQ enree,s
Sod by PuRCElL, LApD l. Co. Richmond; !;
by DR.. COOKE. Fredericksburg: by al1 the Drug
Eists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and iY Druggists and shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle: sir bottles.
s. ec H-d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

National Race Course.-As efforts are again
being made to establish a National Race
Course and organize National Jockey Club,
it is important that the TURTLES of Virginia
should take steps to be represented in the as
semblage by whom the Course will be selec tied.
Ashland, Fairfield, or New Market, would be
as accessible to all other sections as Washing
ton New York; but our own opinion is,
thata National Club, composed of gentlemen
from all sections, should first be organized
and that their races should be run differ
ent courses, and where local clubs would
offer the greatest inducements. If the various
local clubs will set to work at once and send
Delegates to Charleston to the next South
Carolina meeting plan may be adopted thai
may result in the formation of National
Club and the getting up of National Races
but until the representatives OF the various
local clubs can be brought togetl ar for con.
ference, no good can be effected by mere pub.
licatiOnS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

NEARLY d. DAT the age Of eighteen or
twenty the present Capt. John Brown left
Hudson, Ohio, and came East with the design
of acquiring q liberal education through some
of our New England colleges His ultimate
design was the gospel ministry. In pursuance
of this object he consulted and conferred with
the Rev. jeremiah Hallock, then clergyman at
Canton, Conn. fwhose wife was reiatiye,)
and in accordance with advice there obtained,
proceeded to Plaintield, Mass, where, under the
instruction of the late Rev. Moses Hallock,
father of the present senior editor OF the
journal of Commerce,) fitted or nearly fitted
for college. While there pursuing his studies,
heswas attacked with inflammation of the eyes,
which ultimately became chronic, and pre-
clnded him from the possibility of further
pursuit of his studies, when he returned to
Ohio. Had not this inflammation superyened,
JofEl Brown would not have died Virginia
eulprit upon a Virginia gallows, but in all
probability would have died on a feather bed,
withA ID. ID. affixed to his name Hartford
Press.
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.HuII4Ng ORIGINAL STORY.


f-,on making recent improvements in the
,rFkIY DISPATCH, which have largely
e5.iei 10 it's popularity aud extensive eircala-
,.,y u was intlras ted thai from time 10 time
,ririnal stories from some OF our most accom-
,,lisaeSi writers should appear in Its columns.
rhe first of these, a story from The brilliant
..., q; he suthor of the "MOzIS ADDUMS
IrTTERS." promised for some time, is now
.,r,pleted. and its pabiics lion Will be COM
,ocaced IN The WsgKLY DIsrATCH of NO
XEMBER a5rH. This story, located in this
,ty and some Of the interior counties, is en-
tailed
nWEpL0CK Is 1 TiCkLiSH THING ~
Sag story" asosi 'hs Happisa Couple in
R3csm5ad
RY THE AUTHOR or THE
LETTERS OF MuZIS DDUAS.
We may congratulate oar readers upon the
t-4at ~ store for them. This brilliant story
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