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PA0PosED CHAheE N fHs JpkY LANA petitiop
hes bsen presented 10 the Legislature Of Massa
chusstts, praying tbat . Law may b enacted,
empowering three-fourths or more Of : inry, In
civil casss, to pass upon the rights Of lidesuts
and qud : verdict. This petition vss signed
81 sonae Of the most eminent merchants Of Boefo 3
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NOTiCE.-J0HN G. WILLIAMS, who
~ has kere,oor had a special interest in our bu
sness has this day been admitted into full partner
ship aud our bnsiness from this date Will be con.
dpct-d under the frIn and style of
KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
We avail ourselves of this occasion to return our
thanks for the liberal patronage 30 long bestowed
upon ns and to solicit its continuance TO the new
0Tm. MEN, BALDWIN CO.
Jan. l. 1859
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propose 70 sell my FARM, In the county of Ap
pomattox Va, containing $50 Acres lying d We miles
miles from Janes river in good sondition for grow
ing any Of the crops adapted TO this climate. and
worthy an examination by any one % wishing TO purs
which can be cultivated The Improvements are all
Of the latest sty 10 and coating st least So 900
ranged for the eds. This land can be bought as 1t
Etands With Teams Farming Utensils, stock of eve
~ desc pton. and provisions Of every kind for the
rear
The place can be divided to suit purchasers. with
good Improvements on both places. Possession
given imnediately. Address
JOB. JAS. BURKs,
Spanish Oaks p. O., Appomattox. Va.
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WAsAIvGNox. Jan "a 1889
eIR: Your note Of to-day Was received Ut IIx Q.
N. 1t il not for me to Judge the motives which
dictated yours Of the 22d. l can only sag that my
answer wss prsdicsted upon the explanations II con
tained. II your explanations are disavowed, my
withdraWai must likewise be di.asowed.
Respectfully, &C., q. N. FITCH
H on B. A. pogaLASs.
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having .
IN large number of accounts due and unsettled,
which should have been settled prior to January.
counts due him previous to 1883, and not paid OF
closed by bond or otherwise by the Ist day Of Fe
bruAry. 1885, wil be put In the hands Of the law for
collection.
Always on hand, q large assortment Of Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
10 punctust customers SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
mol Corner of Main and i3th sta
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TIRE CO-PARTNERsHIP of Smith s

THE CO-PAETNERSHIP of Smith &
i Aaddux having expired hy its limit the business
will Be closed Either partner will use the name of
the Grn in ssttlem. nt but the Books and Accounts
viii be retained by W II MADDUX. on whom cred
sors well debtors invited 70 call and settle
up.
closing this business. ID FL SMITH,
w III MADDUX.
w Fl. MADDOX will continue the
w . Producs Commission Business, under the
style Of MADDuX GO. and soiicits the patronage
Of the friends of the late concern
January ist, 1859
ID WASHINGTON MADDOX. of Lunenburg coun-
~. is admitted rs oaftner n the Business of Mad
dug 4 Co, from this day.
WI MADDUX,
Richmond, Jan. II. l55s
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ExcIrEhxNT IN CROWDED AuDIsNCK.-The La.
fayetts Qud conrier, of the 18th, has the follow
ing: -
A panic took place ct Turner Hall last night,
during the prosrt Of theatrical performance by
which the lives OF the auCisnce. compot ed In god
part Of women and children. were placed IN innr
nept peril The hall is in the third stony Of stock.
tons tuildiDgs the south eide Of the square, and
10 reached by marrow stairway. Some ielsou or
persons ad Raliciousiy ~dissolveda chemical pre-
parstion In the hail below, emitting lease aud
stl1inG snohe, which. entering the room occupied
by the sudeocs. created ths greatest conformation
and alarm Thtre was al immediate rnsh for The
door, aud men, women and children. half craxed
nth fright, crowded In MAS upon the stairway
Fortunately the bannistefs sustained shs immense
vented several children we're trampled under
foot but we're not seEiously injured We hope m u
a. Investigation may lead TO the detection of the
may ha rrsaefuIed % the tuLl xieQI Of tho lAE.
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ExPtoszoE OF A WA1Ea RANaH.-The water
range on the premises Of Robert Y. Jones, Of Pc.
tersburg, Va, exploded on the Nsh inst, with
nearly fatal effect. The Express says:
On sunday morning, At an early hour, an accident
occurred II the resdsnse Of Robert Y. JONES' Esa
on sycamore. abose Broadway, occasioned by lhe
explosion Of range. I'm the basement, from which
warm water was conveyed to the different apart
msnts above. which 1t s much feared ill result in
the death Of valuable slave woman Tue woman
had made fire IN the furnace rs ususl bul th 3
water in tue pipes being trozsn prevented the e.
cape OF tho sse1ms and. whiis sae was yet engaged
before the range. the explosion took place In )
shattered parts Of iron wers how in every direction
mingled with aehes and hrs ono Gfthe fraE Emsnts OF
tho furnace striking her above the eye ard ear and
iracturina the skull, another piece wounded ber
up ana Others striking her in various paris Of the
body; The hre nt the same time communicated
with her clothing burning her from hess
60 foot before any assistance could have arrived
The noise of the explosion alarmed the Inmates of
the hou.e. who Immediately proceeded t. ascsrtan
the cause, and founG the woman on the hoor in ths
truly irlghtful ondition above described She was
attsndee BY Dr. Gholsep. who administered ihe
most hectual applications but ewles ~ the pecu-
iiar mutations Of The woman .dded to her injuries
was considered more than probable that she would
die
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MOVAL-apECIAL NOTIGE.

~ The undersigned having removed to l4th ct. ;,
near the Danville Depot at Mr. Bossienx old stand
where he will be plsased t0 serve his old customers
and the public generally with WAGONE, CARTS
DkAYS, &C.; and repairing Of all kinds, at the
shortest notice. u fRAfSkk.
in 1O--Ima
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N.w JAM The difficulty experiencad

NsW JAZZ. The difficulty experienced
IN keeping the prisoners In the city fail conform
bic, during cold weather, the dampnsss Of the
cells and yards, and the unsafe condition Of ths
building, are Irresistible arguments 10 faver d
nsuog ma new jail erected - speedily - possible
The city has no right to pen up, In unbeaIthv
places. human beings, charged With minor or
grave chsncss, for jails made only for the "a
keeping and not tor the punishmsnt Of persons
charged with crime. The Council have instructed
an engineer to prepare plan and estimates for :
new prison house. and 10 carrying out the
tions 1t 10 to be hoped that Mr. Gill viii arrange
for saperating the sexes aud coiors the youpe and
o'd crimisais Let not the new sdifce be school
ior crime and vice, but have Il 90 ARRANGED that
where they will not have the power to coptirm
those Who have just entered the broad ana beaten
path Of vice.
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WAsHINsroN. Jan. -. lsss
SIR; am averse to prolon. ing this controversy
after gaining the substance OF my demand; but /
cannot close without responding to Jour last note
by sss igg inst II y immsterial 20 me upon what
ed as anst misapr of my position
kespeS fully, &c, b. A. DOUGLAS.
Hon. GRAHAM N. FITCH.
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Hon. GkAHAM N. FITCH.
W.su,Sarox Tan "a ,sso

WARRINGTON, Jan "A, 1859.
Sm: Your note of yesterday has been received;
and while te:ept your withdrawal Of the words
to which have taken exception. owe 1t 70 myse elf
70 protest against tbs idea you seem to entertain
that my note Of Saturday was intended ~ prece-
solicited. instead Of being. ~ certainly designed
IL, merely responsive to the specifications in your
reply to my first co nmunicatiop.
In regard TO the introduction and rslevancy Of
the matter In the debate out of which this difficulty
aross canR-t think that proper subject Of dis
cussiOn IN the present Coz respondence.
Respectfully, &C., 6.A. DOUGLAS.
Hon. GRAHAN n. FITCH.
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.PR1CB ONE OENT'


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- trai1 had - h 49, 49, ksea s.~nw1.s,.
mxeaRh TN inoAeus of 1opW esueaSs. vss-e Sess.
M9g weaed, The cold bsina iseenss ~ ~ sssds-
Dx11n thick, and pAosed with diEcnitv TSsv ~
only cue dAy1 isovisioss sns vess 49, -
a Vusennnan and wife naas = unfnossa 4 wsr. 49,
zeu % death. UumpIetsIv nsss = s.s.y ~
9gWn - o1o. MR hrynnf ~ n,rS.~e-s-s ~ -
LAto0ee uatL save IN four mfIes ~ ~ - -.
sn9 aovlsed his to 70 on m siso sax~ 49,
~. nlss 19ltnsf on. 0sofss Yfsoch. hssdy n :
!. "a ps. A.soH tfsl1 .arveyoT, iornsriy errycSs
~ e nntte county California Ia3d doWn q vorn ~
wisn toll When hope was Wanjng fssf m 1sssi ~
= y. anseepriSe-- whlch hsa goS ous 81 ~
-wee heetd, And they we're uayed ~ cs-ps.S
y LAeSIsy; kumors ars confic icsine = 10 ~ ns.
Dgr y 0catn1
lh:1e KIT me so1mafy OF news from Yrazer riv~r
rScss = me oaxslts. Ne take the folioWins =.
Lhe nnteypEiss left Fort Hope on tha On peceu,
OeF. WIN ABOUT ons hundred and ~ X q = ~.
sen9efe. tor LenGiey. suddenly tie vsSthss nrss.
insenssy cofd snd Ice formed 90 rapI0iY 16 fke
nNcIt snAs y Was 1np0nibie 10 prQcso6 - sne
ao.Sou - stop Soon she was impa1 Sle---
eccomne dastonS on board for % lares co@rers mr. -
Ior any ien9tA Of time, about one h5anfred a ~
passengers aud one or tvo an the ofNcsrs dess.ss
the steamer, dstsFminsd 10 naka ~ 40 49,
langley on foct through TIE voo1 gfthons
| ~ a,UR
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III b DIS pATOH


ArfHE DAILY DISPATCH Il ssxss1 1o ~
able TO the Carrier weekly. Price Tor mnSlanH Go
war or 81 80 for Six ronths, In NdvAnce.
sS-rAE sEMI-wEEKLY pTspArCH i iasued
avery Tuesday and Friday ~ taoo. In advAncs.
arTHE WEEKLY DISpATcH h Issued every
friday, and mailed TO sabscribers 81 81 per annus.
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nISS0LUTlON.-T firm of DAVID N.
~ JoxIs Co. expired on the 10th of the month
ALI persons due or having claims against the con.
de N DAVID JltNES.
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HALIFAX. NEW FOUNDLAND. "a

II BRADOR, Boston and Maine Herrings; Hake,
Haddock and Dry Saited Codfishi Picked Goldfish
Potatoes; No Mackerel, New York and PhilsdeI
phia Hay; Bran. Shorts. brown stuff and 8hipstuff;
shucks and Fodder; Canada. Nova Scotia and Vir-
ainia Oats; anles River and Rosendaie Cement;
Rcckland Lime; Calciusd Plaster. and Plastering
Hair. Tar and Rosin for sale consgnment, Ia lots
to suit purchasers BhIi GFORD 4 @
ia6 ON the Dock
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C0-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The

~ undersigned have this day associated them.
se.yss ,oseihsr under The arm and style of POTTS.
GRocgsY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS 10 the city of Richmond.
They have taken tue and spacious building,
tso doors above sam1 Ayers 4 Son, and nearly op-
posie the Columbian Hotel on Cary street, where
thsy will keep constantly on hand a full aud com.
pists stock OF all snch goods as are u4ualy fosnd
10 the 9rocery kne, including Coffee. Sugars, Mo-
lssses. Bacon, Liquors. &c, &c, &C. to wi ich they
heso theattenton OF their friends and the rade
generally.
Special attention win be paid to the sale Of all
kinds Of Produce. on which liberal advances will
be made. FRANK POTTS,
RfCHD FARLEY
HENRY WILLIAMS
JAS B MARSHALL
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SUICIDE OF WoNAN-A young woman named
Margaret Mcknight, committed suicide in phila. !.
delphia, Friday, by throwing herself into Fair.
ountdam, after hearing that her husband had
applied for q divorce from her. The Gssstts says
Shs first loitered about on the wire bridge, and
looked over into the water ~ though she contsm-
plated throwing herself over the rail. IL she had
any such lutensiou she reinquished it. for she was
next seen going around the wheel houses and
along the cause~sy, which leads out to the temple
OF summer house thai overiooks the dam Several
psrsohs observed her movements from the wire
bridge, and she was also watched through q spy.
glass from King's tavern, upon the opposite side
OF the river. Upon reaching the summer house,
she mounted upon the ssat, and placing one foot
upon the railing, she rested her elbow upon her
knee and her face upon her hand In tbis uo,ition
che gsxed &C the river for time. and she than
| deliberately Invested herself Of her shawl and
bonnet, and laid them carefully upon the seat
| along With her ug1brsiiA She then got over the
railing, aud stepping 70 the corner of the pier she
plunged head foremost into water sixteen feet
deep, just a. the foot Of the dam She was seen
No more, and the horrifsd witnesses Of the ACT
were at TOO great distance to lend any aid. The
shawl, bonnet aud umbrella, left behind by the
suicide were taken to the Fifteenth Ward station
house,n the hope that they might lead to the idsn
tincation OF the woman. They remained unclaimed
untii yesterday afternoon, when they were iden tis
ned Is the property of woman named Margaret
Mcknight, whose husband had applied for : di.
vorce, which probably led to the commission of
the fatal acs.
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TIE UsIfRD STATES AND PARAauAy-A no,,,on =,
the alted states squadron forming the Parsausy
expedtion were at Montevideo on the 30th al No
weeks for the Parana river The dsfss fram psss.
gua{ are to the 18th OF November II u stated thai
tne fArag1ans were preparing 70 receive the Unit
iorces but the prevailing lief Vss that
tns oimcuisy woutd b. settled without rccourne t
war. Il was reported that cur government AID
nuenos res wers absut to enter into an alliance
waerepy tne latter would grant to tho u stAtes
.ne OF fres transit Tor sroops through Ter
ha and promised Whatever assistance may
der to counteract tue ofect Of this nroiecf an ~
Laacs of al the South American eovsrnmenss
against the United states il recommended
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AFTER the fifteenth of February, l
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store Of Messrs
WATKINS d F1CKbIN, where 1 will be pleased
to sec my friends JAMES Il BINFORD
january 4th 1889.
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- LIY1 SIxH FaorooaApua .

mbscriber takes Dleasure in anneuncinx = N =.
nerous patrons and the public at laSnS. fhu1 - r.
eure, to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain a. eS1SgS7
rhlch, ior accuracy and nnish, he WArrAno ooNoE
mot superior 70 any produced h thh city, 6 -
targed TO any sile. - a - - = -
Citizens ana sfrsngen ars invited 70 eali "a =
THAN Hail. Main street. bstwssA sth ena i61S. 3
2. e.-1f you want genuine Aubfoeyps 5kS =
tine place TO get IT, where you viii neithsf - ~
ougged In price Or work, Also, Melainotyrca. -
any other Picture In the hePhotogfaphigArt
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- SrovEs, RAHals AHD PunuAoDs.
Nov In store fnll supply, cargo Of schr nienSe.
nette Purchasers areinvitsd % seamine - 61nt
aichmsnd Portable Furnace. Hay etsfa 0roh ~
aange and Nhrp COOK Btovo - -
kepatrsalwayson hand for eli leading srtialoa -
st the Governor street Btoye Store
~ wanted immediately tvo lut class vueapen.
0e l6 0EOR0H UIARHIdI- a
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WE have associated with us in busl-

NV nave hsSoCIateu Win us Ia DUST
w ness MIR b. " J0YNsR, who has been with
u. several years. The business will hereafter t,e
carried on in the name of JONES & CD. at the
house, No. Main ST., formerly occ apied by Mr.
James Winston, q few doors above tie Old Mark ct
We shall keep or hand large stock of q SUCERIES
and ire LIQUoas to which We ask the attention
Of our customers and the public generally.
ia lin THOMAS JONES Il co.
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A ACARD.-lt will be seen by the above,
that | am interested in the business Of Messrs
WATKINS fICk LEN. respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late fra,
advantages which promised in the above adver-
tisement Their wants, either person or by order.
shall at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tention. WIN MAYO.
Inn
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TN retiring from the Commission Bust
Il ness in which have been engaged for the last
six years. beg leave 30 return my sincere thanks to
my friends, aud the friends Of Smith Maddux, for
their hberaiity and support. and take great pleas
in commending to their favorable consideration
the claims Of w II Maddux, Esq, my former part.
ueG, Ia his new business.
ia t--S&cW I'm D FL SMITH.
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r. II. DiBRELL,
B. J JOHuSON.

In retiring from the Tobacco Commission Busi-
ness return thanks for the patronage 30 literally
bestowed upon the late firm of DIBRILL a JOHNSON,
and most cheerEuliy recommz nd continuance OF
the same in behalf of MIR X. III pIBR2LL, who was
sole 81 esmsD OF the concern and viii continue the
business in his own name. B. J. JOHNSON
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SonA1Kus cr pHILADELfHIA.-Ths tOnnsge epter-
ca st Philadelphia last year under foreian nsas
amo1nts 70 i9 tons; under American Is7 7os: To-
tonnage ~ 1851 was l66 337 and merc handiys Sl7
Ins Tonnage cleared in 1855 amounts @ la
merchandise sxpor tod IL S5573sl2 The tonnsSs
ciearec 70 1891 was l2l.sA. and the value OF msr-
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RICHMOND, JAN'Y lsT, lsso
THE firm of DlBRELL s. JOHNSON is
this day dissolved by mutual consent r. H.
DIBksLL will continue the Commission Busine IS at
the sand occupied by the old firm, and will settle
the business u the same.
r. II. DIBRELL,
B. j JOnisSON.
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Vnr 30 fns U. 3. KhmA1a WAnAsn u n
usAHD DuKs CoHsfAnz1sA-A Isttsr IN ~ Nsx
Yofk Of Connspss. 0snoa, dassd JanuAfy
lst, says that the 0rssd Dsks Oonssnntus. tretbs,
of the Hupsror Of kussia, visited H. u g. steam
fsigats wabash at that port. when ks arrived ID
port hs WAS ssiutsd by tho Ausricau frfgate, asd
next morning early be returned the salute. Elss
oficsr Lavalette and other of1cSrs Of the Wabxsh
went on board the Russian ship to pay their 70.
spscss 70 him.
"The Grand Duchess and her son, Of ten or tvs!vs
ysars Oh ags, were present and couvsrssd wi;h the
yuks most kindly and sos thingly added That be
the profession. Ihs interview il cad 10 have besn
very pleasant cue. and the Duke said he had
nSio 70 d ,a .n.s hs .
tDs that b. entered IT, and Is he had oniy Eve or
can friskte bstwesn sissen aud twelve o,cIocS'r.
lie IeYrstted that the health Of the Grsnd Duchess
Mouio net permit her 70 accompany hun. and she
participated In the regret witch ne expressed
bout half past eisyeD he was on board the
Wabash, accompanied ~ some half dozen Off
they sxaminsd every part OF the snip with great
mminateness, ~ asking = thousand quesiions, which
me oncss: were glsd g aasser satisfactorily,
sn9 SnJoyipg heir slsis to the greatest extent.
The arsnd Duke ia yeung. man. thnIy-thr
Years Of age. Very much devoted to the naval pro
tSsslon, and Ia al respscts plain, practical gen
teman. He WAS charmed with the Waos sh And
~ expressed his appr obation wherever he went
ne spoke An The highest terms of Sur rayaI con-
eesIactors, ana said be was expecting that his new
LnRate. how builain2 at New York, would be The
Sicasess ana osst man-0f var upon the ocean,
VVE1 PaxNoAENA OF INTENSE CoLp,-Of the
cold, BET ween the Sth aud 10Th insts, ut Ogden.
surghs n. Y,the Journal hays:
gentleman residing on the west aide Of the
srloes foze his face and ears while ON his way to
church, sunday mofuing. A man in passing from
5onnsons Hotel 10 the Railroad depot. fross hoth
ears close TO his hesd. Time occupied In The nss.
sage, less than i've minatss. farmer attendinr
church 10 the village, fross his ears to the yerv
roots. One OF the fcrrymen bet ween this placs
and Prescott white crossing tbs river, this Moudsy
morning, froze four fingers. A small boy on his
way to church, Sunday morning, frozs his nose :
A young man going from his home to the store
whore he is employed, frozs one thumb. both cara
ana his nose. -
All night long, both Saturday and Sunday, the
action II the frost upon tue ground, sidewalks.
buildings and streets. produced frequent reports
BOT unlike the sound Of discharged nre arms and
feid-battsries. The parting OF spikes in tho sids-
walks aud the nails IN buildings afforded repre-
sentatfon OF ''scrimmage," keeping mp contip-
uous pop, and frequently several letting OF
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Thankful for the patronage literally bestowed
on hs late firIn Of bTBRGLL JOHNSON, the subscr-
Der hopes by strict attention To busnesseto merit
continuance of the same. X. II. DIBRBLL.
ia l--sd m
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WE Will always nave on nand good
tslic Burial Cases and Mahogany Cofins which We
can furnish customers at the shortest notice. Our
personal attention will be given to funerals, de-
Orders from the country will be promptly attended
10 Our attention will be given also to repairing
Furniture and UpholsteIing
On Governor st. between Main and Franklin
ja6-Im Streets.
frO-PhRTHEReHlP N0TICE.-Mr. j.
~ II SIMPSON is admitted to an interest in the
Clething Business with me, from January the lst,
MAN 4 CO. GOODMAN,
No lI9 Main street.
We intend closing ont the present stock OF Winter
Goods on hand many styles will be seld at cost.
. D G0ODMAN,( J d GOODMAN 4 co,
SIMPSON, No ll9 Main street
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-sam,]

KICnDl0nd jan. ISt, 10Y.
eA. B Persons indebted to the late concern of
Price Watkins, and those having claims against
1t, will call on for settlement.
ia I-dkcw Inn M co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12

Bank OF Tennessee, par Bank OF America 80. dis
Union Bank, par Northern Bank, ...... par
Planters Bank, :. par iSouthern Bank. Ids
Merchants Bank parlgitizens' Bank Goods
City Bank, parlCommereial Bank dis
Traders Bank par Bucks Bank, par
Bank of Commerce, :. pariExehange Bank -. 90 dis
Bank OF the Union, par Farmers Bank, par
Bank OF Chattanooga par Bank Of Mid Tenn :. par
Bank Of Memphis, :. par Bank of Paris, par
Bank OF cambridge, =. par Bank Of Knoxville, par
River Bank, =. par Bank Of Nashvie, par
Blk OF Claiborne -. IS dslOcoee Bank, $500. par
Bank of Tazewell. dis Bank of Shelbyville, par
Bank of Trenton,.. dis lawrenceb'g Bank, &c dis
Bank of Jefferson dis Bank of westTennessee par