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r W. MAcGlYOCK. Mayor.

On motion the message was referred TO a CONS
mittee o. three, consisting OF Messrs Dlrden, BOs
tick and IamiRoh, who re2ortrd after cOulstatiOn,
the following resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEBEss, The City Council of Nashville has
been Informed by a message from the Mayor of
the death Of our distinguished fellow citizen, the
Hon AAROE BEOwy, aud whereas we feel that
while our country At large is mourning the loss of
ore of her NEST abe and patriotic atesmen, the
city Of Nashville participating in this feeling has al
60 been deprived Of lis most eseeme ed citizens
therefore,
RssolreE by The City Council Of Nashville, that
in The death OF the II On AaIonV Brown, the whole
country has lott enc of us most able and devoted
patTi0ts-the State OF Tennessee, Of Its bright
est ornaments ana cur G ~, whose genial social
qualities, LIBERAL public spirit aud moral and up
figh, department have won the admiration aud love
Of all WnO knew him. .....
Resolrsa That in consideration of his long public
sCr7ices, both 10 the STATE aud Federal Government
his higb charac er aud great moral worth, We in
common with pu'lic bodies viii meet at the City
Hall on Monday morning at o'clock, and proceed
10 the depot to receive the remains of the deceased
and escort them hence to the State Capitol
Res2lUla That The Chairman Of the Convention
appoint one member from each kJdy TO proceed to
ChatiauO ga tO-HCrrow morning Tor the purpose of
accompanying The remains this city.
Bsg0iUtd That ali Ge pubic bells of the city be
tollcd from Q 10 10 o'Clock Monday m3raiUg.
Rcs0lacd That the Mayor be requested 70 make
proclamation requesting he citizeIs 10 close their
business ir.m 10 10 a clock.
Resaloci, That we deeply sympathi-e with the
afflicted ia uily OF the deceased
The President appointed AID. Hamilton, and
Councilman Darcen, d Committee to proceed to
Chattanooga TO accompany the remains 10 this city.
The City Cornell thea on motion adjourned
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LAM AND FtAsEERER,

e-rrs .vHoIEs.Ig AsD sErssE Rk.lEzssE
III n ID r A ULIC &c II ENTS.
Plaster Of Paris, PiastersnE Hair sire
-.,..,--, Bricks, Fire Clay, sse =
TERRA Gotta CHIMNEX reps, &rER-
RA Gotta WARE ,GENESsAEa.x,r
No., AZ BROAD way, Between summer and
Cherry Streets
a7r NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. sgt
marcb4-lyd 49,
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cow mER CIAL.
Review eE tfle. NaSEsyiIIe Market for the
rEeek ending Naa~ch -.

COTroN-There been fair degree Of activity Cot
ton market during ee prices have firmly sustain
ed and the market cossph buoyant feeling intelligence
by the Arabia, reporting Decline Of 65 "a in the Liverpool
market during the ending tie 18th ult hal perespe
effect upon our The sales osy reach l9l bales fol
lows st &c. I6 at SIC, at 9cat9e y at 10 81 lOa
1000, bate 20 at 1919, and % = 1o7l.
The sales the week add Up about 500 bales, within the range
Of the following quotatiou except bales Thursday Of
very superior quality atoso atHei The market Closes
Ordinary Good Ordinary a 91s
Low Mdding ..-.-... -.l754 q lUl4
Miadng 1922 Gllls
Good MidGng ,.. lO7s a 49,
The receptsof Gotten at dis FOR lie week ending last
evening nt % ainst s35 bales for the correspond
ing week The total feeepts since the I Of serte
er Oh 1873 bales against 81 70 bales same date last
year showing the Of receipts This year ole 1857 bales
The following is comparative aementof the receipts Of Cot
ton at tha -u.rinns norts up DO The latest aaies:
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Married.

Married.
NARRO the 10Th, SMELL View Williamson county by
Rev. L. ?. GFeen Mr.. H 5. EWING to Miss sALLIE Ii.
daughter Of DR.. B. NJ. hughes.
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Nashville Temple Of Honor No So meets every Wednesday
evening at the Han as above.
W. A. WHERRY, W. c. T.
L. BENSON, W. v. 7.
4. BARCLAY, W. r.
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Died,

On the 18th ns Mrs SARAH JANE wife Of James Owen,
and daughter OF the late Thomas Calender this city.
Funeral services by Rev Dr. Edgar, residence Of James
C. O~en, Williamson county, Monday I4th inst at lO o.
clock A. NJ. intermeut the city Cemetery at BPM.
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Curry Degree, Temple Of Honor Me- IL, meets on the
last Thursday night each month"; the Hall
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. T
B. W. PETTY, D. V 7.
iy3I " L. BENSON. d. Z.
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Edmund DiIIahunty Council No of T. A & S
Templars the Thursday evening in each
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON, c. of c.
RO. LAPSLEY, S. of G.
II. II. McALLISTER,J j. OF c.
J. HENRY CURREY. Comp. R.
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Il ? Look for limitations Of Lea d PERKINS, WOr-
& Sons angel
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a. REYA * CO,
MARKET STREET, ONE DOOR ABOVE wATsoS HorsE
Direct Importers from
JANICE, SPAIN, ITALY &C.
ENTE have constantly on hand large stock Of
w Brandies oisevera brani5 and Of different prices;
Wines, red and white Of every gradei
Champaignes Of different marks;
Domestic and Havana Cigars;
Vtrmiceio % Nap0i (Itsly-)
Olive Oil, from Nice, Ity)
A. RIYA 4 CO.,
jan9 No. 30, Market street, opposite Union.
FINE OF he ST brands just eiyed. and
a saieat aug5 A. RIvA Cos
mESSzsS "a. HIVA q co.,
FYAVE on BOID a vsfy due article OF French Brans
oy at moderate price ltcan be deliver ed JnO nd u de-
suedhy purchasers fshil
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CftV Council.

SUNDAY, March 10, 1859.
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The extent Of the Cotton and prospective prices still call
forth speculative Estimates Of the crop range
generally from $4,000 bales, though believe in
st higher CROP On this subject correspondent Of the Macon
(Ga 7elegyu t representing what is termed the hor CROP
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.-rENNEss
Division No 30 Sens Of Temperance every Saturday nigh
at Temperance Hall No SO, sbsveCslg street, the square
A. NELSON, W. 2. ~
II. X. PECK, W. A.
JAMES CLAIBORNE, R. 8.
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Rock CityHIiIIs.-L f. BAUL4Y6 CO., Propri-
eOrs. J. :. BAUMAN CO.. Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn, their Ms Line Cherry streets, Nash
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~ FOR MEMPHIS.
TENIIE fne passenger steamer, CUBA, ]. L. BE1T- - .
= NAN, Master, will leave SUNDAY, the 18th e1A1s
instant, at 70 o'clock, n. For freight passage,
apply board
mh2 .-2t A. HAMILTON. Agent
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-11
Tribute OF Isespcct,

Ata special meeting al Morgautown u.
Mon Lodge. No. 90, A. Y. Nilsson. called ON
Monday, February 7;h. a. ID. 1859, a l..
1859, Tor The purpose OF pay ing The last hon.
0Is In The remains uf our late brother. JoHN
WE DU RBiS, The Committee appointed to
draft resoluinns, expressive Of the feelings
oil the breihprn on Tho occasion, reported The
following preamble and resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted and ordered 10
be entered on record. VIZ:
WHEREAS, II hail, pleased The Almighty
Ruler OF The Universe To- remove from our
mystic circle. Bro. JonN w. t. DURBiN
whose body we have committed 10 The tom b
10 await the resurrection,
Rtsolrtd. That we sincerely s,mgaihZe
with the befeaycd widow and family OF our
deceased brother in their sore loss, but
"souow not as those who have no hope"
RssoIrcd, That The officers and m.mb ers
Of lhisLolge, wesr he usual badge OF mourn.
ing for 30 days, snd The Lodge rom DC
clothed IN darkness for ibe same period
Rcsolrtd. That copy Of these resolutions
be furnished to the widow of The deceased
end published in ths papers OF The pace.
A true extract from ih- minutes,
: l. SCOTT, w. Nj. 4
Attest, u. CRIrrITH, Sec.
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An Ohio Farmer Capliyated,

The Lowell (Mass.) News relates
the following circumstances, connect.
ed with the marriage of Miss Anna Il.
Wilder, an accomplished New ERg-
land authoress, with u substantial far
mer:
Miss Anna I. Wilder of Newbury-
port, by her contributions to periodi.
calls, magazines, &c., by which she be-
came widely known, attracted the at
tcntion of a wealthy farmer in Ohio,
who openeda correspondence with her.
At length they agreed to meet at half
way point, and if their impressions on
seeing each other for the first time,
were not agreeable, they would scpa-
arate; if otherwise, wby-we'll let her
tell tho story herself.
l need not tell how an Ohio farmer
first had his attention attracted to an
occasional contributor to tho Eastern
periodicals, or what motives first
prompted him to address note Of in
terrogatories to said writer, to be fol-
lowed by mutual questions and replies,
sbi'uV Ijui tiSo OCSuLiC uSouOuo VI iuCcI-
ing; met, and were married. The an
Eals of romance narrate few briefcr
courtships, and l may say few more
sensible ones.
No meetings by moonlight alone; no
frowns of opposing relatives; no jcal-
ousies of rivals or lovers quarrcls. =
Past the day dreams of yonth-by the
world around, termed old bachelor and
old maid---wc had pot yet relnquish.
ed our faith in human goodness, or lost
the fervor of feeling, which intercourse
with the world too often chills. So,
having fully made up our minds that
we were congenial, and ought to love
each other, we met and did love each
other. The experience of three years
Unmarried life has satisfied us that the
majority of mankind are in the wrong,
and that we are in the right / mean
to say that we should learn to love
mentally and morally, first, and per-
sonally afterwards.
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TEMPLE OF FANCY !!
Commercial Buildings, MOrganiown

FITCH & SCOTT. Having purchased the on.
tire stock of Drugs. Books, Notions. &c, Of VI, s.
srs. Fitch " Chaliant, take pleasure in calling
the attention of tie public to our tnbshmcni,
suing them 10y strict attention, and low pri.
ccs Ia retain the well mcr,ed confidence so free
~ bestowed upon the old firm. DR.. !. Scott n
physician Of extensive practical ,xrcricnc, who
will give tho establishment Lis cnirc attention,
will at all times warrant perfect accuracy in
rrsparing and compnunding rh, sicions' pre-
scripti"ns. Again We have secured the services
Off. NJ. Cha!'ant Of The old finn. whose rcpn'a-
ton MS practical Druggist and Prrurrcr Of )
years experience, viii warrant perfect accuracy
IN every department of dir establishment,
In few DAYS VIC will receive k,I." additions
10 our present EMl'n.Wc Stock Of Drugs, BOOKS,
Jcwclry, Nations, &c. 10 The patrons oi tic old
firm permit Us TO assure YOU, IL will ever bc our
di"i 10 render perfect satisfaction.
We have Just received by express. Books for
The Holidays. Gin Rocks, Highly cml,cliish, :,
Illustrated Toy hooks Tor Children, Albums 81.
rcrBly bound and Gill liib'cs different siylc- and
finish. Beautiful China Toys. an assortment
OF magnificent Jewclry, &c, all III The lowest pri.
ccs. FITCH a. SEQ
Dec. 10, 1853, .. .. ..-...
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o B IT U A r Y .
DEGE9 !:

In Morgan,own. OH Sunday the 9th inst,
OF Consumption Mr.. JOHN w. E DURBlN,
aged ~ years, months and l6 days leay-
ing an aiiec'iona,s wife 60 whom he had
been married about two years. besides fond
parents, brothers, sistrts, and large circle
at iriends and relatives, 10 mourn their loss
Tho deceased. although lie had reared the
family altar, aud offered the daily sacrifice.
did not enjoy. an assurance Of acceptance
until near the closing scene a, which time
light shone into his mind-tio Saviour be
came unspeskably rrccious-evidences Of
pardon and peace filled The soul--and his
death was triumphant.
His funeral cbsrquies were attended by
tho !ra'erni,ies of Masons and Old Fellows,
and very large concourse of citizens, ties.
flying BY this last solemn tribute Of respect
aud affection. their high appreciation Of his
moral worth.
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Mooney! MONEY! Money H.

lVN 10 OO0 DOLLARS worth III GOODS
Mt tho RED Positive are just receiving
from rlIladrldhia aud Baltmot" hands"m"
stock Of New Goods, which viii DO sold very
cheap. Wn have n large stock Of SHAW rs
and beautiful DRESS GOODS, most Of which
will be sold much below early Fall prices.
We also have cheap lot al CLO'riiiNG--!t
is oUt of our usual iic, and will sell IT of Very
low. CdsSincrcs and SoiiRsiiS, ny cheap az dirt
a large stock ofCCBuEGS aud PLAiDS, VEL.
VET RIBBONS and iiuNNEl' TRIMMINGS,
Very Inv Brown ard white SUGAR ~ redu-
ccd prices; sure.for article OF
GoidcH Sy,up anil tiae Honey, Sc. 81.
We have tho largest aud best stock Of Goods
in The Coaniy, and VIII sell them at the mos,
reasonable prices, @-rrmcmbcr none un,ler.eli
us. We still have plenty that good i2h CT.
COFEEG. Fer school girls we have 3 dozen
nico dark WOODEN HOODS.
CHADWICK & NEPHEW.
December 10, 1853.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Virginia, IS AT Roles held IN the
Clerks Office "i the Circuit Cont oi Mouou
gala Cn'nry on lie first AIonIsy in Decrm
brr, 1888.
Jn"e' ES'"'' ct al, P''i'ione''} re'i'loa
VIM. Morrison, -, ~. Drfrnd'is Cn.Ncrhy
The "tjrC' 81 this su.t IL - make ,hr p.-
iitiomeIs paitr> Ia III. suit ui W Fam Nor.
risOh against Robert R"hb. Admin s;raIuc of
John ThsS"y. deed. ami othrIs, it, order to
runtrst the aid Morris sous tight Ia the
funds in The hands of Dr'e1d,nt ViI.ou,
sought 10 he recovered t'y him The snii Nor
ri.on, tbs said funds being claimed nv these
P"i't"ncts der an assignment from said
John Tsssry deed Ia said wilson
Aud i, appearing by ." affidavit f'el with
This petition hat the Defendants William
Morrison, Robot Rmbb. admin i,lra,or of
John Tassry deed. ani Sanul ". Srmple
are not residents Of this STATE it is ordered
that they do spprsr here within one mouth
after due publication hereof, aud d, what il
necessary I" pfo'ecr ,heir Interests herein
c"pv-Trstc
LEWIS s. LAYTON, Clerk.
berkshire & Mailiu) .....
Jan z. 1863. lei-5i.
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PRIME PROPERTY
Ar PUBLIC SALE.

On the Fourth Monday in February
1889. on the public ground before the Courl
house in horgantown, will I've sold al Pub.
lie Auction, TO The hghes, bidder, by virtue
Of certain deeds Of trust, the
HOUSE AND LOT
where Simeon Siegfried now resides, situate
OH Front street IN Hrrgan.own; also
THE HOUSE AND LOT
Nh Front street, late the property of DR.. o.
Kelley. now occupi,dty Fraucis Berkshire.
Terms OF SALE.-One fourth cash IL hand;
the residue in equal .iusiulmems al xix. ~
aud g months, with interest from The day
of sale and lien To he retuin-d Tor the um-
paid purchase money The purchase money
will be applied by us in satisfaction OF the
lrins on said properly. according To their
priority. +. Z. WILSON,
w. 7. WILEY,
Feb. 8, 1859. Iruslees.
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TRUSTEES, s,sLE.

DURSUANT to tho provisions OF sandry Trust
4 Deeds executed to tho undersigned by
James Kinsley, we will sell before the front
door of the Court House in Morenntown, Nn.,
on tho 2Sth day Of Eehruary, 1860, for Cash,
the following pereonai property:
Nine Horses, 8 Mules, 3 Oxen, 6 Wag-
ons, 4 Carts. A lot of Harness, Char
coal and Iron ore, at Valley furnace;
Also a lot of Cordwood; Also shoSels,
picks, sledges and a general assortment
of personal property usually found at
iron furnaces.
". 7. WILLEY
+. e. BUNKER.
Jan. sis,, 1850. Trustees.
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Political Dagegeracy,

Judge John Robertson, Of Richmond
jealous Democrat, has lately pub
lished in the Enquirer several scathing
reviews of the Presidents Message.
He earnestly protests against tho as
sumption of power by the President,
and sounds an alarm on account of the
spoliticsl degcneracy Of the times. The
following is an extract:
"Slsyish partizans, supple dema.
xogues, have become the favored re-
cipients of Executive patronage; and
shame to say, of popular appreciation.
All who will not bend the knee to par
~ idols arc treated as heretics from
che true faith (; alien enemies from that
country many Of them would die to
save; forced to bear full share of all
the public burthcns, while excluded
from any just participationin the hon.
ors and benefits of the Government
Is not the fact alone--thst conduct re-
garded by our fathers, by the wisest
and purest Of lawgivers, as too infa-
'moue to be credible has become the
settled policy of the Presidency, sane.
toned by those who should punish it,
all still worse by the avowed or tacit
approval of the people themselves a
sad proof of our rapid descen. into the
paths of proagacy I"
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c-.sa Alta special meet
Loige, No. sc, ]. O. o. F., held a, their
Lodge room, Feb. 9Th, 1859, the committee
appointed to draft preamble and res olulions
expressive Of the feelings Of The Lodge, on
the occasion OF the death Of Bro JonN w.
T.. DuRBiN, submitted The following:
WHEREAS, Il has pleased the All.wise God
in the administration OF his Providence, To
remove from our mids', our much esteemed
and respe, ted brother, JOAN w. j.. DuRBIN.
We bow submissiveIy to his will although
the calamity is great, 'but sorrow rules in
all the capacities oi man" We have PER-
formed liz last sal duty, which aTier lew
short days will have 10 be performed Tor us.
We have laid the body OF our departed
brother III the lap of mother earth. Upon
his body we have lain The white apron, an
emblem OF innocence and rurity-lhe badge
ol an Cd Fellow. Upon his head we have
dropped The evergreen. fl symbols Of I'm.
morality and 'housh<we have buried his
ashes from our sight, the memory OF his vr-
tues we will ever preserve. Therefore.
Rcsoired That we tender to his relatives
(ani especially to her who in his lifetime.
looked 10 him for protection from The cold
and rude assaults cl The orlI) our sincere
coincidence in this their bereavement ia The
loss Of an arrcti"nate husband beloved
brother, and dutilul sou, and we join in
mourning one whose earthly course has
been cut short in the prime of lie By The tell
destroyer Dralh
Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolution be sent To The viii
nw Of the deceased, and that our charter he
clothed in mourning, and ,ha, we wear the
usuai badge for 30 DAYS
Pesolred That copy Of The above be
handed To each Of the papers publ shed III
MoIganlown, with request that they III
sert the same. II. Il. MARTIN, N. g.
N n. HUFFMAN Sec'y
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Pike Peak No Great Things.
Correspondence Of The Nep York Tribune.
ADRI1N, Mich. Jan. IS, 1859.

ADRIYN, Mich. Jan. IS, 1859.
/ see the papers teeming with fabu-
lous accounts of the richness of the
South Platte or Pixies Peak gold mines.
Now when / say that this is the great
eat hunbug of tho day, l speak adj
visedly. / have made two successful
Srips to California; | first crossed the
plains in 1919, aud worked ;hc mines
nearly two years, and returned to my
homo in Cleveland, Ohio. l returned
again in 1852, and worked nearly two
years more in the mines. So | think
] am qualified to judge, from thorough
prospecting, what man can make per
day in the mines. Last September /,
in company with seven others, started
for the gold mines of the South Platte.
There were also two other California
miners-.J. D. Spraguc and James Fry
lin our company.
We prospectcd the Platte, Cherry
Creek, Plumb Creek, and many other
small streams. We found gold but
the bare color was the fruit Of most Of
our washing. We have found as much
as two cents to the pan Of dirt but
such few places were few and far
between; and at no place could we
make dozen pans of dirt average one
cent per pan. 1t is all very fine, or
wash gold. 1t is estimated by many
that there will be $4,000 migrants to
the gold diggings next Spring; and,
judging from What have seen on.my
way down, and on the frontiers, think
il will be large, unless the truth is fair
]ystated. The border men have great
interest in publishing catering ac-
counts.
Every one who goes to the diggings
with the expectation of making money
by digging gold is destined to great
disappointment. There are those on
the borders who are now preparing to
fit out the dupcs of their Battoring ac.
counts, that will make a great amount
Of money; and they alone will be great
ly benefited by this stupcndous hum.
bug. / write this. hoping it will save
some from the disappointment which
they must ultimately feelif they expect
ate end new El Dorado at PikaS Peak.
90 Il. @. HOPE,
T. Of Whitcford, Ohio.
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$1,000 3s7 SO
TOTAL LIABILITIES,
Unsettled claims not due,
slT3 926 81

Losses eQuitabiy adjusted and promptly paid
UPWARDS or SiI ,O0o, goo OF LOSSES
have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co., in
the last SO years. FIRE INLAND NAvlGA.
TioN. RISKS accepted ut terms consistent with
solvency and fair profit. Especial attic ntion gi-
Ven to Insurance OF Dwellings and Contents fov
terms Of one to FIVE years.
The progress OF this Corporation has been
stable and Uninterrupted through seasons of IL
nancial sunshine and stutm, or periods escstIni
in or exempt from sweeping confagratons and
maritime disaster, Being long established on a
cash basis, the troubles OF the credit system al.
feet US in no mate rial particular.
During 60 hard times" the security Of reliable
Insurance is an imperative dnty-the ability "i
property owners 10 sustain loss being then much
lessencd. Policies issued without delay, aud Nil
business attended to with despatch and fidelity,
by +. B. SWEARlNGEN Agent.
hlStgnnrown, Va.
OFrrcE-Corncr of Walnut, west side Main
street, near the Courthouse. ~ Doc. 3, 1893.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-11

We End in an exchange paper tho
statement that serentyfoe white fe-
males were married to negroes in the
State Of Massachusetts, last year -
If this be go, it is carrying out the alb.
clifton doctrine to practical result.
Fined for Kissing Mrs. Russell and
Jas. Hilton were arrested in Chicago
last week for indulgiDg in hugging and
kissing in che street. Tho woman,
being the aggressor, wos Gned $40 and
ard che tpap ~, ta
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AEAkGE sIIppLY

nF Tallow and Star Candles, Rosin and
~ Fancy Soaps, Wagon Grease and Con.
censira,ed lye. Window Glass of all sizes.
Drngs. Dye stuhfs, Medicines, Paints, and
Oils Books and Stationary, Tobacco Pits
butgh Amsnacs. Inks Jewplry, &c. &c,
for sale cheap At FITCH & SCOTT'S
Drug Book and Variety Store,
Commercial Builipg.
Morgentowr, Va, Jsn.2l. 1859.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-11

The Baltimore papers report an
unusual Stir in the dry goods business,
in that city. They say that for the
last three weeks more goods have been
sold in the same time in the season, for
the last twenty years.