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Gotten sales days 1900 bales, Of which spec>
ulators aud exporters took 1000 each Some say
The Africa's news caused decline OF l>l6; Others
say prices easier, but quotations unchanged closing
quiet Orleans MiddliDg d, Upland Middling 6
i3-I6d. Manchester advices favorable Market
firm, closing with an advancing tendency.
Bresdstuffs dull aud aDist,-Wheat frm.-Pro>
visions dulI-COntuls 96sa963 for account ex-diyi
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GROcERIEs Al AuOFlOs.--EEiDg. McCrory & Co.'S
extensive sale Of Groceries takes place to-day, al
10 o'clock
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TEMPERANCE sPEAK&G Temperance addresses
will be delivered st the Christian Church Friday
evening, Jan. z. The public are cordially invited
to be present
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.-From rich and
poor bond and Free all cooTs, grades and conditions m
the need Of praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores healed pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, and untold ills assuage by this great
surprising to the judgment Of What family
require standard Eminent, Who heard the effects
prOdaced other artce For Cuts Bruises sprns Rheu
natism Swelling Strained Horses &c. has equal
OF iGtORs genuine Mustang Lniment sold by al
respectable Druggists Livery Men every town. parish and
throughout North and South America, Europe and the
Islands Of the Ocean, Bag at once.
BARNES & PARK, PropreOEs. New York.
For sale by EAlNS & BROWN,
nOy25-d&wlm Nashville.
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Foreign news.

The Presidents message occupies The attention of
the Press The Cuban, Mexican and Central Am
erican propositions are generally unpalatable don
talenbert's appeal Heard by the Imperial court
His Imprisonment was reduced to three months and
the fine confirmed
The Portuguese Minister has been recalled from
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Arrival OF the Overland mail.

New YORK, Jan. 5.-The mail trains are blocked
with Snow between New York and Boston.
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Steamer waser..


NEw YORK, Jan 5.-AppFeheRsion is felt for
the safety of the Steamer WISER which left Bremen
on the goth of November
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. The river is rising slowly
vita 81 feet water on the falls.
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SEWING MACHINES.
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.


NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
GEssE0N OF 5s9THE FIRST REGULAR COURSE or LEcRUR
in this Institution will commence Monday the LIST Of
Tsmer lass, and will continue I'LL the LIST Of March, ensuing
Tie Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free TO all students,
will be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDTN, NJ. D. Professor Of Anatomy CDes-
criptive, astrological and Surgical:)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ. D. Professor Of Principles and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL f. WRIGHT NJ D. Professor Of Physiology a1d Pa
tholOgy;
JOHN II. CALENDER D., Professor MAtsria Medoa
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ D.. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
E. B. HAsKINs, NJ. D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD D. Professor Diseases of
Women and Children
II. N. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The City H6sp1a upon the premises Of the College and un
control Of the Faculty at which operations performed
and prescribed for the presence Of the Glass, aad Cni
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount of fees for Lectures Sos 20
Matricuation fee paid but Once) 90
Demonstrators fee (required but once) TO %
Graduationfee, . W
Excellent obtained 50 50 to 81 per
For further details announcements apply to
JOHN p. FORD, NJ. D.,
jyI7-d&wh Dean Of the Faculty.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The Overland Mail Of the 7tb
has arrived. Frazer's river news is more laVors-
BILE.
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Ii will be by reference to advertising col
1mns, that NJ SlrakOseh has yielded TO very gem
eral desire, and will give two concerts in this
city, at Crisps Gaieiy. and has reduced the price
of tickets TO one dollar. We doubt rot there win
be 2 full and fashionable house at the Gaiety to
night. The programme is one of the best yet offer
ed to the Nashville public
The steamer Nashville not arriving yesterday,
Messrs Myzell, Hooper Co., we're not IN receipt
Of their large stock Of fresh groceries and tropical
fruits. By despatch we learn the Nashville passed
Memphis yesterday morning at IL o'clock with
gOoi freghtfor this city. She will arrivetOemOrrOw
evening and be ready to discharge on Saturday.
Robert R. Boyd is prepared to supply his
customers aud any who wish it, with an article Of
Vinegar which he warrants to be ms lie from pure
Cider All Vinegar sent from his Store, No. AZ
Market street, is warranted to be pure.
[Jan. Sim
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RISLEY.
FredOn,a, Nsw York.

ITtuOIIIu, lFtU 7 UIh
large supply from s house. put up boxes containing 800
papers. assorted, 10 suit the country trade.
These seeds quail Ia the market and prefer
them from having been grows fsr Forth.
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
And hush
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Fresh Garden seeds.

LARGE and assorted stock Fresh Seed just received
from the following we'll known Seedsmen. They will be
open and ready for sale MONDAY next, January 70.
D. LAMBETH SON,
Philadelphia, Pa.
10000 paper assorted seeds;
In their Seeds, the character Of which
well knewn they need word Of recommendation from u.s.
JOHNSON, ROBINS & CO.,
ProPrietOrs Of the American Seed Gardens,
Wihgsfeld, Conn,
800 dozen assorted, from this hodse. This is old and
ceen houe, and. perhaps sell seed than house in
New England
We the first introduce their Seeds this market and
all their wholesale
Their seeds have given full satisfaction, and we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that ey will have other. Among thsr Seeds will be
found varieties not heretofore brought here.
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SHAKER SEEDS,

From their Gardens South Union, Ky.
We svzVs keep supply Of these Seeds they have many
6riends Whe prefer them to the Northern growth.
GARDENERS families who wish their supplies
better their orders before broken
RAINS & BROWN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rr,vnI Of the Nor,n an..,..s

NEw YosK Jan. The steamer Nor,h AmpYis
ca arrived al Halifax this afternoon with Liver.
pool dates Of the 22nd. The steamer Africss sdyi.
ces reached Liverpool on the nineteenth.
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View Books. Old Books.



Gallery Of Famous English aad American Poss, vita an h.
trOduetory Essay, ~ Henry Cooper A. NJ Prossr q e.
isA Literature in the University Of Pennsyisaaia,
Richly Illustrated,
with h@ndrei eagEvngs executed the anes strs n a,
ART mostly from original designs By distinguishes srtists
The Josephine Galley,
Edited By Alice and Phsees Carey. AesutifaIy esuua a
anlsaigoently illustrated book.
The Bible GALLERY,
Illustrating Sayiors Life Passion; via r-l..os
events In the lives Of his Disciples the Patriarch, ana
and Of the Women Of the Old and New rsAs.is; viii te.
four steel illustrations.
The Prose and Poetry OF Europe and Amer.
Consisting Of Literary Gems Cmssiss and eostaiiar
the Choice and Beautiful PrOctss Of many Of The mast ~
lar writer's Of the past and present Sag aaa yauas
work.
The saered Poets Of Europe and IAmerEea
Tor Three Centuries.
Edited By Rafas GrisEsd. illustrated uiah sPlesSsa Esse
nsaVings.
BOOKS SUITABLE sen PREsESTS.
beautifully BeHhd and Elegantly Inustra-
ted.
T The Gem AnnsAl' Th- On Of GSssuoa,
TIE Nos Rose The suoWa4As,
ne Fss E ESSisy q Fl'"s'' T.: Porss, Ne So
FTienishis's OGsrnx. Rs Issssa9 s sIoSsrs
Rel giOus Souvenir, Laiies' sey.p Rg1k
lhs EhiloEse1a, ChristiAA Keepsake.
FOR THE KOUNG'FOLEgE
The Violet, Juvenile Fsrssi Ms-Eos,
The Rose Dai, The Rural Annual
Youths Keepsake, The lIummins lErd,
The Annual, The Christmas Boa
ALBUMS,
In various styles % binding PLATA esh e he ass,t
Antique Morocco Paper Mschs with bauu steel eslsr
81 engravings.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ought American Slavery Be Perpstuatsa7
A Debate between Rev W. O. BroEnlsv and Rev A. Prrss
held at Philadelphia, September, 1858.
Lena RiTers-by Mary Holmes; aathOr - ~Te@Ptst a
sunshine"
EuiaE; Sequel to the ROrayers the Raid Bog
a tale Of the ReyOlutOn--by GlnOFs s1Ras, ESQ.
The Two Ssters-bY Mrs southForth.
The Iuitias-a story Of Modern Laa
CAPT. REID'S WORKS.
Osceol, the Seminole, 81 the FlOur Lad
The War Trail the Hunt 81 Wild Hsrse- rsnAsess
he Prairie
The Scalp Hunters; Adventures aaors the Trapse~s
The Hunters Feast Conversations around ne Camp Fire
The Courhip q Miles standisA POsss-y Hszry
WarJswOrtA LongelOE.
Eeetron, the Franks Of the Modern Ruck zssasAIs
Epic for the Times.
Two Million. POs-by the auhSr sNsIsins T. Wesrs
For sale BY ldecsl ?. HAGAH.
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sIxTY TnOUsAND ILL.,,

all OF echoicest varieties grown the grounds and aeeat
e from years DID, well formed heads rom sz y
nine high: this is the size and most praeals eo
epd and NOT one year old switches recommended ~ sos
Nurseymen-
To those Who wish plant out Peach Orcnaron 70
o O0 one and two year trees Of great beauty and con-
rn ne Choicest varieties which Offer 70 Tie public a
duced prices in order to clear the sroaha Tor 0n' A
les n, =
wears old nine feet high, heaautny arnaned VI
branches 70 the ground
our stock Of other traits large, comprising The choicest u.
reties viz Cherries, Pums, Aprieot heceArnest EntA
Ooseberries and CurTant Also, the Ano1s ho1gntoh o
berry always WE'LL and never mdess hspoere sas-
berrys. Crane Vines, foreign and native varieties
Our Floral and Ornamental Department bng much sc Iars
in ts Southwest, containing 1000 covering shrubs so0 he
ous plants bulbs and tuber0us rooted plants CONSIST
ing Of Tulips, Tuberoe, Dahas &C. OF the nnest prs
rTsen trees from two to high Also, large eOliscaoA
Of shade trees, and climbing vines -, =,
Of h1e. Comprising ZUo FafeesN
a. d;esre,t families which Flora lovers q
duee prices Also, large and Vd eolleeon Of stove AnA
plants.
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NJ All the other articles equally low.
B-AH plants delivered in NeshTiie, ~ q
cbsrve Enough charged for packing expenses
Order are respectfully solicited. address
MONTGOMERY MCGRBEDY,
Nurssrymen, Nashville. Tean.
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AEATCH RACE for Three Thousand Dollars side four mile
Vk heats; the Thursday in June, 1850.
Guild Blythe Hawatla by albion, dam by Wagner.
Eli 0dom Msy Wylie, by Albion, dam by Sovereign
srAYRs PROPOSED To Be Rem TIE wEK IN June 1850
for all ages. Two mile heats. Two hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars forfeit Three
make a +r Ut
Sake oz unred three year ods. Mile heats, One
hundred dollars entrance fy dollars forfeit Three
% ..t.
Stake for three year olds Mile heats One hundred
CITY dollars entrance; fifty dollars forfeit Three
make
No A. Stake ages Mile heats One hundred dollars
entrance fifty dollars forfeit Three
All the above stakes close the LIST Of March, 1859.
addressed the Secretary OF the Gallan
Race Course. accompanied with security for forfeit
Secl4-triwtilIurai A. BARNES, Proprietor.
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New supply of Medical Books.
Woods Praetiee-neW edition;
therapeutics:
Woods & Baches United States DispeasstoIy;
Dunglesons Medical Dictionary;
Cszeauxs Midwifery;
Wilson'S Anatomy,
Together with al other Text Books and Standard co
Books further and large supply just
publisherspriOes By /. HAGAN,
novSO Market T.
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WOOD, EDDY a Co., Managers,
Successors to s SicaR 4. CO.
The following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD EnBy Co.,
Mana OF the Sparta Academy Lottery in each Of their Single
Number Lotteries for January, 1883, at AUGUSTA, GEO., in
public, under the superintendence Of Commissioners.
Glass draws
Saturday, january L, 1859.
Glass draws on
Saturday, January =, 1903.
Glass 3 draws on
Saturday, January Is, 1859.
Glass A draws on
Saturday, January 22, 1859.
Glass D draws ON
Saturday, January 20, 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 TicketS!
five THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED KGHTY-FIvE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
SphnnHni
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2 Look out for limitations Of Lea d. PERKINS, WOr
cestersirc Sauce. See advertisement of JOHN
4 Sous aug2I-+
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mAGAZINEs roR IANrARY.

MAGAZINES FOR JANUARY.
Harpers Magazine; Leslies Magazine. Gody Lsys Bosl
Petsrsons National Magazine Knekerbosksr szns ladies'
Magazne Our Musical Frisnd-a fay0riis hs
Lades-comes weekly New York Ledger containing the arssf
Evsetts Mt papers, story By ROrsas
BY [dec28l =. HA6An.
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merIcnn mus1ang LinIment-rrnm rich

Bank of West Tennessee, at
ESSL-sSSS MEMPHIS.-The notes OF this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville [dtE
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
MISS BREMERsS LAST WORK.
The Four Sisters.

TALE o. SOCIAL DOMESTIC II swEBEN.
BY EREDEIkHkA BREMER.
Author 81 The NeghFors," '.NiHa Ihe II Fauily sts
TRANSLATED 81 KARI HORTJg.
Complete ia large volume neatly bOuRd IN eloh Ter ne
Dollar and Haty five Cents; I've Vslunes
paper cover, for One Dollar.
Miss Bremen possesses beyond any ether living writer q har
class the power Of realizing the imagination every inYual
she introduces The moral beauty and womaAy purity
steadily illuminate her narrative, imp ct arsa
all persons We would advise all bay this bos
The Dead Secretly Wikin Collins, author Of "BasI IA
tonina"
Judge Haiburtoas Yankee stsries via uussratisns.
OOarhip and Matmouy With ether iro sosaes aaE
Experiences in Daily LHs-b5 Robert Norris.
The Sayings and Dongs Of samuel Slick ESD together via
his opinion on NsirimOny
Piney Woods Tavern Or, sam Slick IN Texas.
The Modern Cook practical guide the Cuiaary Art
all i branches, comprising in addition Eagh Cookery a
most approved and rsohsrehs systems French Italian -
German Cookery. By Charles Ens Franeatsl pupf to -
celebrated CEee, and late Mae Dotel Chief Geek sh
Majesty, the Queen From the Ninth Londoa Edoz Forsa
by Ldee2l p. HAaAN.
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LIN WOOD NURs ERY,
Nashville, Tennessee,

NlsuHIIIt, IeHMtsstt,
MONTGOMERY & mcGREDY, PrOprfefSrs,
Two and n half miles from the Citys
ON THE HILLssORO' Oh BROAD STREET TURNPIKE.
TWyHE SUBSCRIBERS solcits the attention Of Horeuasts
and Orchardists their present large and hne sk e
Fruits. consisting OF upwards Ok
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IagniGcemt scheme!
rACuySATURDAY II

WHOLE TIUhLIo 2,
Circular showing the plan of the Lot
Ieries will be sent TO any one DESTROYS of
receiving IL.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
the following rates, which is the risk
Certificates Of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, ssa
..-. 10 Half :" 40
Z" 10 Quarter . 20
EirALhs IN
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ROUND CORNER SHAWLS.
LARGE lot of and elegant styles, received this day
n by express, at FURMAN & cos.
tim.
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All articles sold By the undersigned deverabSat any place in
the city free Of charge. When selling by the quantity their rate
ofdiscouRt is 10 per cent. from retail Prices.
J. K. BAUMAN & CO.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from City
Mills, will End Order Box the Post Office and at W. H.
Gordon rs warehouse where the four times
each day. dec i j. t BAUMAM & CO.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Pleas.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordsre
receipt which they will he forwarded by first mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending figure they may designate
The Of Drawn numbers and Prizes viii be pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing. s...s .#E
Purchasers Will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
? Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
withOutde,iucton
n ? All prizes $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the dTwng-oter prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. - d.
81. "a c4siers fowl or (,ertif
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or SLAVES.
uRsUAr 70 an order Of henorahls PROBATE Cogrt %
Davidson county, will 90 Monday the lOtn ~
81 January the court house yard N ne o-
Nashys expose public sale 70 The highest Ds1ae, ~ -
slaves (welvei NUMBER belonging % the sstas o. ne
dsi vaughn, deceased consisting % men, women aHa
,r1on- sheul are several valuable men AID women.
Terms.--The above slaves Fill b sold on ee :.
months The purchasers giving notes payahie IN Bass
we'd security. upARLV 6Ar,sr
decl0-lm . =
Es.,r,s nr.r. uOTrTNION .,s--Just received Afrsah
sa1plv n the above C0sF Pot, warranted 70 give sA
faction 20 th0ss who try them
For sale Wholesale and retail. -, - a.. -.
gsl-dAER j. w. HiL'oN' I" N''''s'
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Rock City HEiIIs,-J H. BAU1ARd co., Propyi
eOrs J. =. BAUNAN CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times for Wheat
Corn their Mills, Of Line and Cherry Streets
vile Tenn.
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WOOD, EDDY a. co.. Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Atlanta. Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & Coz Wilmington, Della,

NJ list the numbers that drawn from the Wheel with
the OF the prize that each is entitled - viii be pub
d after every drawing following paperA ugusta
a) Constitutionaist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Regser
Chsreton Standard Nashville Gasste- reneer
New York Weekly Day Book, sEvnssh Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, York Dispatch, Paudiag (ss Clarion, and
Ii tle Rock (Ark.) True Democrat. yfs
-
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rrupERaNcE DrRECToRY.


TEVENNEssEE Divisions No Of Temperance meet eve
~ saturday night al Temperance Hall above No 5S Cslegs
street. near the square. A. EEL nscr
JAMES claiborne
AN Temple Of Honor, No 81, meets every Friday
Z ! ming al the same Hall as aloge.
A. Z. BRADSHAW, W. Z.
ROBERT BRUCE, W VT. Is
" Il MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor No 30 meesevery Wednesday
= $3.50 W. A. WHEBRT, w. @. 7.
Z. BENSON, W. VI.
H. BARCLAY. ". r.
rvn.fr,rD AIUNTY- Council No Of T. A. & s. Tenn
II MARS meet on Thursday evening in each month at
- Ia a. hi as asaye JOHN PATTERSON. G. Of c.
nv ~ 70. LAPSLEY, s. OF c.
II, " McAJLiSTER,J }. of C.
J. HENRY CURREl Comp. r.
CtCRREY DEGREE Temple Of Honor No. II, the
last Thursday night e4ch month at the Hall
sSove W. BRYCE THOMPSON, d.
b. w. PETTY, D. V T.
iv3l lv NJ DALE, D. X.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart pearly Wilderness 70 the complexion
Persian Pearl Drops,
As beaut6er cannot be exceled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As cosmetic stands unrivslled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to njure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold 10. q. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold BY W. II. Hendershott.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augI7-d6n A. E. WETHERILL, Cincinnati
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New YORK, Jan 5.--Lord Lyons and not Aber-
,rombie succeeds Napier at Washington
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Gallery Of Famous English aad American POsts. vim s -
trOdueory Essay, Sy Henry Cooper A. NJ Pofssr a. r..
hsA Literature in the University Of Pennsyiyaasa
Richly Illustrated,
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10000 paper assorted Seeds;
400 Pounds 81 IS
JOHNSON, RORENs 8 CD

In store arrive OF Seeds the character Of which
well they need word Of recommendation from
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
/ WHOLE no 1924
Evictions in Ircland-Heart- Rem
tler;ng Scenes,


The Rev. Patrick MaInne, priest Of Bsl-
mullet, in a letter 10 the Times, says: D..
| On the l2:h ut;no, the snb-sher.fr .tc
( county, with : large escor, o: ruiice, FRO
, ceeded to the town Lands of Fallnore and
blacksod. the properly Of the Rev. W Pal,
mer, distant aboui fifteen miles from this
town, ami commenced to-evict under wrIt
Or non-tite. The work of demolition con
tInued until Is lies had been left housc.
less and home less. the bare walls only of
their little houses being left to stand. IL is
! impossible TO describe the whole scene as
| it occurred. When the several little arti-
cles of furniture were flung out upon the
streets, and the rcofs came tumbliug 10 the
ground, the cries, tine screams end the fren-
zied exclams;iuns that rens lhe air, ace
more easily Imagined than described.
The poor people had to take shelter in
bitches and in The ruiss of a rsighborinc
churchysrd. Their condition up 10 this
moment is most deplorable. One poor
woman, the wife of Dennis Murphr, under
the exposure of the night, was seized with
the pangs OF travail, and was compelled 10
seek admi;tance 20 cabin where eighteen
others had taken shelter also. These un-
fortunate creatures are EOw constructing
huts for themselves on the most novel sites
and plans tha, intellectual beings could
think of. Through the kindness OF neigh.
boring tenant they are permitted to use the
wild rocky shore Of the Atlantic for that
purpose. There line of ''sfanties' Esvs
been erected. and | am thoroughly con-
vinced that the next equiDoctial gales. sho d
they come from the South West, will cause
them to be washed away by the angry
breakers, which are wont to roll in upoa
the shore at all times. .
The following will give yoa IN iies cf
these curious buildings. | visited the place
on the 23d inst, in company with gentle
man from London, aud what | state is the
result OF accurate observation made on that
occasion. Patrick Gaushan, with FIVE in
fam ly; Mary Gaughan, with FIVE in family;
Aune Gaughsn. win three in family-ma-
king in all thirtceH-ail live in one cabin,
the dimensions of which arc seventeen feet
long, seven feet broad, and FIVE feet high,
\tO thC tVp u 'hc iOOt' b'hHuSl " uIAcfp
seven in family: house thirteen feet long,
seven feet wide, five feet high height OF;
door three feet Jno. Cariuff, five in family;
james Walker, six in family; both live in
the same cabin Of fourteen feet long, eeTen
feet broad, and five feet high; door three It.
high. Owen Lavelle. four in family; house
nine feet by nine, and five feet high; door
three feet nigh.
Such i. the character OF the dwellings,
these poor creatures in'erd TO use during
the winter. They are, moreover. made
without mortar, and noHe Of them has al
floor. You may Judge how and my friend
had to observe a sitting posture while under
the roof of each of them. They all SEEM
totally destitute OF comfnrt, not haYins
even the appearance Of a'bed or clothing.