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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-27

A fatal sccidsnt occurred on the Nsw Yosk
and kris Rsiirosd On Friday, near Corning. Ths
Elmira Pres says, Teo msn--ons named
JAhss THospsos, aud another whose name We
have bean unable 70 ascsstaaa-wers proceeding
In cuttsr fcvm PAintsd Post TO Corning, and
were tn such haste to reach thsir destination,
that thsy had passed the tcltgats without stop-
Png - usual 70 pay toll. A short distsdos
nom the gate the road makes Q sudden curye.
almost eoncealing an sppioaching train fron
view. Hardly dreaming ef dsngsr, thsy dashed
Tor ard around the curve, upon toe track, and
before they could estrcate themselves from tissis
fearful position, were struck by the N. Y. TX
ps % which came upon them from tho West. Mr.
IRoNrsos was inse sesntly kiled-being dc sdfuL
ly cut ard mangled-whils his comp snion was
% severely injured that he was not s.psctsdt to
hve but . low moments. Tbs horse was kilsd
ard the cutter dsmols'hed. The train atsr
dstentiou Of about thirty minutes, moved on
again. A oenvsysnos was procured, Va which
Tho dad body and tho Injured men was taken
70 Painted Pcst. Aithnvgh tho iujwrsd man
wss hardy expected to live until medical
assissncs could be protested, We lssru that he
was reported somewhat bstter Last evening,
and that fAint hopes are entertained Of his ults-
mate rocoyery. Mfr. THoMrsos--who has q
brother fesiding In kImira--ow oed q rannery
short distance frUm Painted Post station. and
was msr uuivsrslly respected. Ho leaves Q
fan,,iy TO mourn bis sudden death.
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KsabalaEy sf Inksnsps.

Judge HUNTINGTON, of tho U. 8. District
Cours Of Indiana, has recently rssdored an i'm
Portant decision In the case Of Ths sun Mutual
Insurance Company va. THoasAs j. SAMPLE.
CALEa ~ eanIn, President os ths Cmcinnati
snd & chicago kairo.d, drew . apronhsory note q
e72f, payable TO his own order, which he In
tpaorssd 10 SAnrtE, who indossed II 10 plaintiFb,
Ths latter hxought suit sgsinss thersooad tndoss-
sIvhe p!sAdsd thu! the sots was arswn, inaors-
Cd and tysr ssbrred to pay debt Of the Osncln-
natl, Chicago and Loganspost ksUr>sd CompA-
my, then due TO tia plaintlns thst the dr.s~
dtd ncs evs the lase named Raihoad Company,
and that II was hdoFssd without considorst don
and ies tAs aeasmnodAtioa q tie dawes, Ill
q vhiah fcts were known 70 the plainlsis at
the tina thsy became thA indousss. 40 this
PSea the plaiaala1 dsmurrsd, and the Court sus.
s.i.ed TIE dsnuIrsr, holding ths opision Il. X,
athough The original drawer acted without an
shoesey, md ths contrast was voiA q bs.vssr
bo,dea. and The eoatfset WA rood .. hsx-ss,
s.% ~ i.ss. ~ sAs 'adOsss JhAG tSy Import,
~ s'0s~. 4rEf .a.r... he bed =.
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sinssa and earss q public NE, and bs ,anv. rs
oosnisine The utciy q littIs pisy 70 -. M
d ssme q ~ burdsns. Al thss psrtod. Ist II h
rsmsmbsrsd, London wss . walled city, and j..
ycsd the walls vsre plains of ice. when ,bs
winters wsrs cold, says the writer, "msay
ycung msn played upoa Il, some Guiding y
yks A. they nay, do siIds swtfsly othsr, make
than sslyss ssa,s Of 10 - Rvvet q Q mills one,
one sAs down, many, hand In hsaA % draw him.
and 90 slipping on suddsn, I'll fxfl tsusthss
sows Ne .bssss % tkstv fsss dsd ssder al Asds,
and showing themselves with . little pSeksd
stan, do sAts q swiftly o. . bird fysth n the
air, Or an an ov out Of cross bow. Somselms =
t.o run togo her with poles, and hitting oos
the Other, ither one or both doth IAN,
not without ,hurt---soms break their arms'
some THAR lcgs / but youth dcslrs.h q glory In
this sost-exsrcA eth Itself against tho time Of
war" This wss 200 yssrs ego.
One OF thsss bop>s, fAshionsd for the purpose
Of being used a. . Oh .if the under surface bsina
highly polisbed, was q und IN Moor fields In 1850
aud u In posssssion q Mr.. q. RoAca S,urH, "
B. Z. 1his ives no douvt the ov;vsrai ,Isfe.
The sports and pastimes of our predecessors In
English ciyiHrssfon wore regarded a. schools
t'at tended 10 develop THAI sturdy Ena,ish
quality f courage and daring. snd ph, sicai IN.
Gsptdity, % ssssntisl TO people who are fully
COZ scsous Of The inpsratlvs nsces.asy Of trst
thst kind oftaring which their rough seosts FOE
tered.
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A correspondent Of thu Misshsppl Hasdsls
Zafrss, In giving an account Of the discovery
o. plaiina and gold In Miscsh, saysi-A me-
ssllureieL snatsls, rads by Dr. q. wKnz,
that th- plasina b only iecondsry In The dspo II
Q, vein that presents itssf In tbs greatest mess.
Ihy vstD, or depoett, have found 70 Be- from 40
70 90 feet 10 breadth, without however, roach
ing tho walls or earth side, snd consists Of ersen
ssrp.nfins running through. gssni,s, WHO'S
lsngth and breadth has nos becn ascsrtaincd
The Specimens a this deposit, up to tits tine,
.how per cent. u gold and platiss, the gold
bearing on an ave rage tvs s.thiida q the amount,
20 that the worth Of the purs metal oh aimed,
would 3 about si6 par csncs, o. e2zo per
u follows cf ooursc, that loo pounds OF mineral
whi contain . mixture Of gold and platins 10
tne smount q tho, or sio75s worth, In zach
bhculd we now commence to work this mlre
soom ding 70 ths method We pursued In trsssins
tho samples above mentioned, 30 the, oas hun
dnd pounds Of min-rL yssld ono pound Of gold
and clstina, at the value Of ei4, tho prccess
would Ss extremely expensive. NsvcrthsIsas
the gain would be very grsa, or on every one
hunt rod ponds of mineral about t836 proit.
Al preenf, VI. WhIsZ Is engaged In sx psr-
msnting and erdsavoring TO fisd another and
,ses exPer sive vethod TO obtsia ths pare natal.
he 10 o opinion that he can rsduos ths az p>me
Of sm.iting some sio H 800 per 100 pounds.
"a the tep,h Of tho principal vein have At
prsssis no no. hs., out should infer from the
eco the .rd Of Il. "A' A''
The surface miaeral presents TO the naked eve
no spfsaisnce Of goid, nsvertnelsss the chemical
suaiysts prcducee thst metal; but BY descending
70 any considerable doptb, it becomes auit Q per.
esptib'-, and I'm breatipg out picces Il Is oftsn
quts promiusnt. Thsrefors Il fs to DO OK pec' cd
that ths lead will become much richer a. 1t dos
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I" Az q Mistake, On ~

Quite funny lnctent hes come to oar hnovl
edgc, aAys ths CsncinnAti Gsseae. II was not
.ssc'ly waking MP the wrong passenger. Qaits
tns rsyerse. IL was burying the wrong cot
I'm. The wife Of Q veil TO do Germsn, the
other day, gave birth TO an infant, vhoss
span Of lie .wss very BRIEF indeed. Il with.
srod IN an hour, and died Tho German did
not think there was nsed Of much carsmony IN
la fupe a. 60 ho called on an undertakes, and
requsstsd him 10 send . coffin and q carriage,
putting ths corpee IN tho former 70 put that into
tho latter, and fsmovo II TO Spring Grove Com !.
stsry, whsrs grave was orc cred 70 BE- dug. Tho
undertaken came and put the body into q collin.
which he closed, and than hs departed. Pnssnt.
ly, the undertaksr's man, an frishman, came
with . cariiags and took q box lying on the
tbas, whseh he ourisd 10 tho Cemssry, and
safely buried. whsu night came ths Gsrman
sought his Crcmona, which he had lsft In lis
case on the table. But thrs was no violin 20
Be seen. He hunted about the houss, and found
not the Ctsnoua, but the bsbs's coffin Than
the mistake dAwned upon him. He ssnt the
next day TO the Cemetery, exchanged sofins,
len his babe, and brought back his Crnoua.
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Bounty Lard RrsulI.,

We learn from the Commissions Of Pensions,
says tho " waabingten Star, that during tho last
iwssks the following judicial proceedings have
bsea had, viz s-hAhuEL II. BgRnsrr, Of
biunswiok, Ga, q judge Of one Of the interior
courts Of that STATE, was convicted At the De-
esr.ber term, (Jus,ios wArNs aud Judge kIcoL
presiding,) Of foIging bounty land claims, and
ssntsnnsd 10 2 years imprisonnsnt In the pend
.tsntisry, and ths payment Of the costa Of psa
ossdings. EDwAHD kTsAnaR, Of Mtsa, couvistsd
be1ore the court nov In session at PoBtotos, for
9 like o6sncs. Sentsncs net yet psonosncsd.
y. y. HOW'LL, o Cherokss county, u. g., IN !.
6sefed and hed TO bali Tor trisl Tor frauds In OBJ
taiaipg psnsIon monsys - well ~ boaaty-lasd
wsslantA @. .. DsAx and kSwARp g. bYsR,
oi MSS. indicted for forging bounty land
clsina Ths httsr has iast bsen Srought bsscss
court and hes passd guilty, II Is now ssosr
tsined tht this person has bssl Engaged In ths
businsls ef prSpued fake slAinS sgsinst The
aovsInmsnt ior soes sx o. seven Year,. and
has bssa Astsetsd within the lsst fs<taight. II
slso sppssrs thsz b b ~ old eGsadsr, Asvias
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vARIETIES.s.

PLyAsA.r enough wss tie nas.auAsSnv 4
The psrsa, Who bIbg sprossAsa WxA - -
Ing avGgsd hlnssH foe . eanl.g, 49, vAI
sgys ,nAAdls viii, vhaa psa1sa hkhA -
pscs or 4. g-.slstl ~ 4 .ss, =, .iss,s,g
s. 4 Z. .Ais Il =: :..s,s :.ss. = - g -: -
Get dscn. dinner, anA has Ha1k = - -
70 scospt ths trialS e W. 9 VD1su10 ~
~ sssa'apsa vhalsva tASYsMV ~ -
that evf.tAa1s gsaA veoan sAsn0s 1eno1Iu
~ss'ss. rol goiioul ~ GA sg tssi1 40
y HAysA vur6ai 90 Hhsa hnn1ann - q
bAstss agwp-
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~ Dssish Heis Appars.s.

An advertisement which has appeared In the
DsSHabet f Copenhagen, has created sensation
which IL by no means favorable TO the heir APP
pernt, Prince fsRDnASD, the purport Of whioh
sdvftlssmsnt d - followsi
"Accsptarces Of tho Grown Princs PnpsAnp for
sale Various bills protested In 1865 snd ls8,
amounting slsoecthsr 70 100 rx thsleru, which are
~ subscribed by Phnoe fnpiu on his royal word
q nos, and sndor~d by his vslet Dc ehambrs,
fioslss are f s.lo at such pross the purchasers
provided thsy bo not loss than 81 por oent a thsr
nonibA valus Apply" So, so
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CsrAsoas n wAshasstsa.
ne Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
delpbiA PJe0 WriteA.


II u TOO bsd, that ct this plsssant Christmas uma,
Isn We ought % bs jolly In anticipation q saoyius
tLs social affnosphss with which Old friendahps sss
sturoulded, and new frtsnds osmentcd, ws snouid
be kela down TO the maanoholy evsl OF ions Bsown
and MS misdemesnoru- 10 has become IN yrs than
moposonouhy dissgroesbAs and nsusss1apg 10 hser
the ons edo linking the othsr with OssAwAronrs's
Infamous invason. and the other - dts-
ApprovI 9 aud dsprosting any such action. Ths
contrsA bstwcsn the pleasant faces Qua Of doom, ON
this bright and invSoratng morning, and the aghts
and sounds In this hall. h truly dolful.
0ut~sde, nest and hdy housewives q eli sxos-
son carrying q cir turkeys apples and celery, and
othsss followed By heavily servants aud portsn
-lok chserfaly and hspyy, with ths sxpsotsd plsa.
sure o the morrow Restaurants exhiblt their falr-
est fowls; c1nfsot.onfrs pie up pesfsst glaciers Of
hosksd oAke. LAttie boys and Gkis think the dAy
will never oease, and long for nigh time, thst ti.sy
may reposo upon the hopos tho good "Krs Kin0ls
lnsIifoa. The bookstorss tssnpt tho moro IN
tellestuL with tneir exquisite edkhons o< sx-
qukite poets, while the moro showy-thnse whs To-
gard metal more tbsn nind-arv sttrastod In their
ght making sxpediuons " the dazzling displso Of
jewellers wirdo~v. There are those, also, who,
esohewtDg pins and pocS, books aud brooches rings
and roulsncs, precious stones and precious stonss,
throw wistful eyes 81 alks Aad sAsins, snd have
tnfAi6s faith In tho supremany of bsansts sad
bouquets. 500. : =. - =
Inslde, We bsys FUN gsllsrss., and o< ssar.a ful
acor, and "uscd up" Iaombeu Gu both siiss, uaias
ssed up arguments, and making shuitlssV,k ~ on
Jouh fnosr, pitchipg HIN back and fosysrds ~
measncaes sssemIss 81 warming thsn-S yeI Into
dsbsto. s...-.| ...t ~
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Il Y eovNvsnensM ~ =
A1scrtlssnsnts rvocivsd YAI = sdosk, R,A &
i snsu4 y enEifeiy sdDd % omd6
JcMs wmAa. ssrnssiy sa scsss q As1yv
sry fksstrsta III eky, Sisd q - 49,,
Afashosse a Pl1ASsSsHs ~ Ss,s =
TEE Clsremout IN. r., E4ss sU, sxsG u
msnufsctslinG sssp@asisss = that SEp ~
bssu and sthl aye rsspapg hepugt, 1eSSsI1sl
quarters h~'s hs:u by osA ssAr peWw ses.P
Yy, though shsk rssns- have isa vsshea =
Ia, Copnsu q - 'ga~oac,. N.iiea q a.
r.osnt season conchdsd 70 dlsYSss q -
Neutral Land" seaiSsktse ~ thae -
lcse hss bsss slpontsd 70 ~ .teaWsek1nGa
s,s - sns ssms Ceanal, . ~ .Feabteng IL
pssssd md vytosd By ne esisk 's--f :
1sR immsnss quansity q rsbhess - Sutsu
sen: to kngissd frea BSeiua may b inselns1
from tie fact that n enc day 80 vssk. a.
loads OF rabAh weighing 3Qo0o paun1S -
800 basrete Of butter, spch s1Eelae1s8 pss "a
we're sent BY railway RON thS alnSls ssasssa q
Aclirs 70 os smbafksd ffon Osts94
A oksr wss srsssd In West Utisa o dv q
two erc-, for bsicg drunt, ss1 o -
brought hefore . magistrate rsxt mcrnine. -
in . pes tbst n vas unconstitntiosal - - q
msn m jeopardy % his hbsrty tvis o. - saDs
cd. noe, and showed that h had kssa scovSsesA
by Justice GILMORE the day befsrp, asssau1
nn dsss ard ives goisg 10 the jsl with tASm1e-
s-. -
ws. DoeeL.s, ss Nsfss 70 nssv ~
~. an k,oo '. hoin esiee wsu nsS -
AN, AN p,"' .ss. issooseIy sy vey r,mosa y -
stomseh' mi. nu,,o,s ~ s,o,ss -, SS.sSr-
pre- sn'ed By bis tnseihty TO travel q pessuuG
tncvsa his purpose to 60 South - sssa =
Ir 4, ,.st,d a. . ,,,,,,,. a.. a.
WITH iss shsr.rd n.ns a.,.,e ,n 49,
thst IN. 1Iust.s. os ,h. R.nI -.
of pre--rtipg 20 him vyth = .srxs.s ~ ns..N
eonsidsrrion Of Fla ys'usb,s nd eJssSsI -.
yiccs, rhso an. ~. ~ M. al.i...s..
ON the usual usthod Of r.,ting ma ..n,...-1S
tior..p ~
Ia h,, ,oo,, =. w..
poiie. or,,e,, usna.d W w Grnn .o1n.ys
Z revolver to " = sou,,.si: ssr,.s D n - -
~ Nm iHS TI, rsiness'ns ~ sh., might % cAel,a
and CourLAnr So M T,,s's sar
IT, ,Is..i -" INV en-.
ths, Ecnr, ~ ouaa , M e
sirsd 10 b. killed.
Jaxxs Rovua srr,ox.S . r..s.
tks nav Stass Uar.s III Xs.SS.
fes,cd. az hsS i,t;m s,,or. ~ -, ~ .s.s4s
"a a.. Somml1ee, and eocor0n41
~ ~. ~ y |" Co'umpas . week sso. -
ana s.,,,s, rS~ tns Ssss NY, "a 1890 re ~ 9vsao
6om tbs hsnJ. - . 49, nj -. ~ usSss
co oCv.,ns ,ss Of 1s f :.d s'Ssr.: ne w u. See
lodged In jail for safety. -"
lAst v.ek. by plseine bims.H m .nch : .cssss~
" Pse'pe nuu IN sucu 49,
be- Ali cut 70 n,.ess hv ,hs n..s.a. = - ~. 80.
Pr yionslv ~ doi,sg sn % ~ hsS -. ~ ~
with . psnkrif., s.s,rins h = the e. nsiS sstsrv II
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servsd . shost spprsnticeship IN tbs Stsss Prison
sbovt the year 1836-99. Il b 70 be hoped his
skill and Ingenuity will Be- applied 10 b,ttse &C.
count fur tho next dozen years OF 20.
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uOW TO RECEIVE fOUR yRIKNDS--
snh Llquors, psrt up by l.. NONzHRr, Wine isruh
ant, 9eS Bo.e,y, .csnsr cf aoostoq a., eash pack
port vine, DO. shsrry, uacefrs1 ScotcA vhi,ty,
Bourbon cherry brsnsy, and Jsnssea rum Hvory
sssSrt%ent n vises and hauors sonstant,y sg hsad
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

49, - a. = Ea.E. S.ys.4 = 9. =.
2 %. sSo,sdSssc 2 ~ Yea cay snA yioisiAv, 4
Whsn asnk b. nj, fosr DOllan ayne.
fsllatisa so.e0e Copies pr Day.
~ willy eUn = Yubn~Asd q n ssu>. 9
u nou1hA y ang!s copas., eenta
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RATES OF ADvERiiSii(1


AAyNel.u.suea-RrswvYB B9UR lM1yenU
ss:xSs3S $sxETs::. ~
- hsrisss ed dss1Is . S4uu0
usatAly e6SsrsRmsn4sd ~ - ~ ~
cuevaniensse - ~ cnsS ~ ~ 49, A1oiaooU3
;s:s;:si: :sssss ;:s;;,;s :ssss 80 y / !: -
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CIoraNs SHsAr :. ~! IS@;;. e. THE 7; uoLlDArS
...sHs4$P ssSsPSH sIStssiss HSt Sss $!ssssaSst.. sss

mss ,SSsts n 81 y ri n JSsSSxtSSSSisoo.r. r. y tSS
aSsiss s%s .ss o.ssa Ssss s..Is. sss ss,s * I;c:.
fk9Ck CoAT4
sns 49, @ m,sh, s,sse Sltte ,,s ~; x % @ e
gtxona Bustness Coats. - % - %
Ssush. k,aish Cssssmeres SS 4 bs.v.r;. % Az
ysaouA WothsNs -
g7s1nlere uo.. .s............-......l w 70 q "
uyie8. ...s.-Sl " W
S.1 snd 1stfni. ...............---.fW y
THE QGsroH DEaiP;xirtiIiiiHi;fi' |; isrs.ss s,sS &
III SSszsffsssp SszlSfss: tHs SySRl SxyfS;siSl sna srxrsor
0EMTg FxRtusHuEQ dQQng
obo. l. HUNTnk 0o- - snd - noveU.
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CHRIsrMAs AID new YKARs
y mrrrr ffssssss.ss!sss. fssss \ a. rIAu
A.a. .....: .ss i sISaE sEISsilEl3 .1rS., sis ...,~
" T;ifI sdd ~ srtHfs aISs n 5a o
z. sGS; mi: g., s.ssss.::.:1
salyers. sato t5e
Also Chiidren'p Cups IN great variety. YHks snl
castors, "a. 90 9slB
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THE HOLIDAYS.

a TTEHTI0N-FOR THE HOLIDAYS--
aAsxIs sussAK. Aio~
Sssr Tsry isiss .na .e,cc. ...orsnsni q iiosS.s
Clc.fS Hsntiiss, victorinsS Gufis and Sr7k IN Of
!sae.t .ts, o Hpd.. Bay sas, haria Mini. .TitsS,
An aasiiiss ii ss'r:s; sy:y .rssss ..rs.s.s.
Sc oRsm sr, MS soWAAf IN usvrn Avn.
-dsnsiemeps yur ccti.rv, Cspss .ssd sisves;
q lIg. aesortmant Of sisish 9R.bsa OiA fnrs en-
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E,UKS-yUR0-yUHS
-. s.sE..s9' ss ID. 80 = e - aSs.!
- yA oPeasA Olosns out bsaos sasksa Dsisea
T az :: "a sesIs :.s,ssi :sss 10 . &: m. w-.
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WANTED.

kANTKD-DY A RESPKgTABLx PR
:ss u, ~ - SssaI:; :; @.ssles' ssssss Ess tEess
Ss S;Ss XssSG . sssi ssics Tsi-d ave. ya''
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HE CHIAPJSr AMD BEET PLAOs IN
tts ny = r. syssy stse a SsseaSsl4 ytess A
re-. sss - g & Ssssxs;: w = 4 "a q rts Sa sn
A. !. ~ "a. III
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rH1Y HANDS los BRAIDING MA
ehines, eau hna Ia mediate ! nd steady spp,ot =
lpt Toa a. the factory, 200 wsst slth st. bAMGs 81
AOOhh DIS Tl2s
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BOARDING.

! FEW RKSPDOTABI.I nKH, AIlSO A
ssoti:ran m vie, "a e.s yoqnl l.dy can b.
Isss SD s,ros., GS ksoss - = IA ~ svssSs. sS -
dlb AacrlU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

LYDIA R. SCHooLEY, and not MARY ScmooLEY. is
the name of the young lady in Chicago who has
recently fallen heir, in the most approved melo.
dramatic style, to an immense fortune left by an
uncle in India. The total wealth of this Oriental
relative is stated at $685. 100000, having accumu-
lated greatly since his death in $780, and the equal
heirs are Miss SOHOOLEY and two others. by the
way, if her uncle died in 1890, the lady in
question must by this time have arrived at years
of discretion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27
Nashville, Jan. l, 1855.
G. A H On Err Il CO.
NEW FIRM.

We, R. H. E. s. & R. G. Gardner have associated with H..
B. Bucner partner in business, under the style Of Gard
ner 4 Co., al news tone Front No. > Inn Block.
We will keep always hand large and carefully selecte
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, Boots Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, and Straw Goods generally
Our stock OF plantation goods will be unusually large compri
heavy Wooden an Cotton Fabrics both COored and White
extra heavy Brogans Wool and Palm Hats heavy coOed and
white negro Blankets
invite old customers and dealers in Merchandise whs
wish TO buy goods Cash, short time, give
close examination, intend TO make il 10 their inter
est and to make this their cheapes. market
will and sell for friends, all country produce,
such WOOL Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng Jeans, Linsy and
Socks. at the highest price the market will command
ian4lln
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

The New Orleans Deita of late date says:
'Thereis gentleman in this city, a merchant and
planter and we regret to add. bachelor, whose
income this year will reach the handsome sum of
five hundred thousand dollars, who, twenty>four
years ago, was clerk with a salary of fifty dollars
a month"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

Carey Wyse, second son of Capt. Joseph Wyse,
of Alfalfa county, Miss, accidentally killed on
the Sth inst, by the discharge Of his gun. His
rife was lying OF his bed and in pulling it toward
him BY the barrel, the hammer caught in the cover
let discharging he contents through his body.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

The publication of a new Democratic paper is to
be commenced at Rogersville about the first of Feb
ruary 1t is to he called the Tennessee State SENT
mel, and will be edited by Mr.. ROBERT D. POWELL,
gentleman well known as every way well qualified
for the position.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

The Savannah Republican learns that SAMUEL NJ.
BURNETT, formerly q member of the Legislature
from Glynn county, has been arrested upon the
affidavit of Lucien Peyton, Esq, special agent of
the United StO'es for alleged frauds the Govern
ment The charge consists in sending false and
counierfeited writing to the Department on account
and in support Of claims for Bounty Land in favor
of various persons. The Government, through the
efficient Commissioner of Pensions, George C.
Whiting, Esq, is displaying great energy and
Prompitude in ferreing out and prosecuting frauds
on the Pension fund
The Republican says: awe know nothing of the
strength of the evidence upon which Mr.. Burnett
is to be brought to rial. From the high official
position he has held-havirg been more than once
= member of the Georgia Legislature, and being
now of the Justices of the Inferior Court of
Glynn cOunty-we are led TO hope that the charges
may be i-founded, and the trial result in the vim
dicatiOn of his innocence The circumstance hough
is to be deplored it is calculated to under
mine all confidence in the integrity of men 1t
but few days ago that we recorded the arrest, for
forgery, of q prominent member of the Virginia
Legislature, whose talents and position were of a
character to justify his feow-ciiizens in speaking
seriously Of him a candidate for Congress"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

The City Council of Vicksburg has agreed to ap-
prOpriate 100000 to the Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas railroad, provided majority of the peo-
PIE should decide ip favor of tax for said purpose
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

Mr. E. B. HoTCHKIss has sold his paper, the
Somerville Star, to C. II. WHITEMoRE, editor and
publisher ofthe Democrat, and both papers are to
be merged into one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

A MELANCHOLY OcCURRENCE-We learn through
a private source, that Two little girls, one the
daughter Of Col. W. walker, of Chesterv:le, s. c.,
and the other the daughter of Mrs. Reid, of tie
same Nilage partook Of some perfumery, inwardly,
aud were poisoned. When our informant len
Chester, Miss Red had partially recovered, but the
former, Miss Walker, it feared, would not sur
ViVe.
This may serve as a warning 10 those who are in
the habit of tasting what is only intended to be used
as an externel perfume Columbia Bulletin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-27

1t is stated that DR.. 0. W. Holmes has refused an
offer from Mr.. Bonner of $4,000 to write half
column weekly for one year for the New York
Ledger