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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13
J. w. Williams--Agent.

THE pr5pneors these Machines claim, "a substantial
the claim that their instruments aoig execute any and eDe
kind Of neero and perform the in the best possible
Combining does, tie merits Of all the other Ma
chimes, and TIE time, avoiding their faults it com
mends itself to the public the great Family Sew
ing Machine, and sdapted eosry branch Of ind
try where the needle is required.
They viii STITCH hen, fell bind and gather. They make
strong lock stitch, that csnuet be rayeed pzed out They
beautiful, uniform stitch. alike both sides OF the work
without forming ridges underneath.
The acnec have great strength perfectly simple, and
the management OF them easily acquired.
Any spool cotton thread silk may be used. They sr'
almost aoisss their operations, and cH oRg thar
any other Sewing Machine extant.
Let Manufacturers Planters Farmers Housekeepes or any
other persons search instrument to execute any Kind
OF Seleiag ozs J machinery make sure they soe IL
best by examining ours before purchasing.
PA liberal discount made TO Ministers and charitable so.
cieties
II An HaCines warranted three years, and foil instruction
riyen to use then satisfactorily.
REsPONSIRLE AGENTS WANTED.
The pube are invited to call and exrmine the Ma; shines
80 PU & SQUARE
anS' a'E
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From seabuTy & Co., Gas Filters Nashyille

The Vesper Gas brilliant and beautiful! light that
chap and portable perfectly safe The construction Of the
Vesper Burner and retort perfectly simple that
not get out Of order, it explode.
The management Of the burner is easily understood and re
ques little attention keep clean and in good order
ordinary gas fixtures The light produced by the Vesper
Gas consider fully equal in every pect to other kind
Of Gas lighl. john NJ SEABURY,
4. J. SKABURY,
H. S. PEACH.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VETISING make other investments, propose sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
tuatedOn the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph ". Horton
Containing about Forty Acres
Thsis perhaps the most commanding site in henity Of Nash
v and desirable country residence. The house will
be sold with y Is Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike (Od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville. containing 800
The soil good is well wtefed and mbered, and
divided into small tracts Of twenty and UPWARDS all
which admirably adapted for country residences
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupedbC T. C. McCampbell and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing about 25G THIS
we'll known need further description II will
also be divided suit purchasers T. c. McCsmpbel will show
these places any who will eaii.
All the above property viii b sold reasonable and
c credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply t. v 8 Lindsey Nashville, either Of the
darsignds, THOS. G. MC0AMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville
J. 4. MCCAMPBELL,
mh3l Nashville
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ERNHE Naahvills and North Western Railroad Cop,,v -,
long, ilches uck, we'll heEu, 90 face at 5et
less than inchrs clear q bark timber to he su IL u %
Cd at the grade line Of The road Nashville - fef
The contractors want to contract for a0-Ooo yp,r,
EOst ~ Tess o. the same above Il h ie-1
enough on each section supply tbe ss ~ 70 lioA -
Persona wishing 70 bid Wi direct IL ~ - 4 90
ors OF ne Nashville and Norlh-sv-4f.r- r---t -.
N1shviIia. Tenn 1ll 'ahroaa company
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TARRA ANTS
EFFEHYEsCENT
= ELTZ Err AP RE IT,


EFFE2vEsCENT
ELTZ Err AP E RIE Mt,
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared in conformity with
e analysis Of the Of the celebrated Settler Spring. in
Germany, in most convenient and portable FORM has
Universally received the most favorable
rnendstons Of the Medical profession and
Discerning Pubic as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
use and a. being entitled special preference the many
Mineral Spring waters, Sedz Powders and other similar Gr
cles, both omits compacness and greater efficacy 1t may be
used with the best effect in all
BILIOUS and F6re Diseases Sick Hsadace, Loss Of Aps
sto Indigestion and az s.o,SaF e9SatS peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
It particularly adapted the Of Travellers by Sea and
Land Residents Hot Climates, Persons Of sedentary
Vessels and Planters will find it a valuable adj
clifton to their Medicine Chest
With those used it, it has high favor and is deemed in
n tor6idsrt Of the LiseIt renders great service in
n cod aEd RssiispptisIt gives the hest satisfaction al
laying nammatoy symptoms, and in many cases eaecuag
FssEccess IN eases Of Grave Iadiges9z Heartburn and
Proves il 10 he Medicine OF the greatest utility
6cftU Of the Stomach, and distressing sickness
usual during Pregnaacy-Yeds speedily, and with marked
success under its heal hfuI influence.
9Sfs tie greatest rst to those afflicted Or cub
iect TIE PeSGeny acting the bowels neua=ing all
irritating ecreos and thereby removing all inammatoy ten.
descies.
fdct is zoa1ud5Je IN al cases 1ohre Gentle Aeriea
PurgGtiUe Is required.
in the form Of powder carefully put in bottles,
climate merely requires water poured to
produce a delightful enervescenS beverage.
Taken in the morning, interees with the avocatons
Of the day. acting gently the system, restoring the digestive
powers exciting healthy and vigorous OF the stomach and
creating elasticity mind flow Of spirits which zest
to every enjoyment 1t also enables the invalid to enjoy many
with mpuniy, from which he must otherwise be de-
barred, without which life TksOme and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
Of highest scndng throughout the country and its steadily
increasing popularity series OF years. strongly guarantee its
efficacy and valuable character and commend it to the favorable
notice Of intelligent public.
Pfs1ared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TATlRANT & CO., Druggists,
unel5-dly No. 9-S Greenwich St, cor. Warren. N Y.
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GRAND oAPHAL PRIZE
S L o Q o o Q Il

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Of Wood, Eddy Co Three Lotteries will take place
In public, Under the Superintendent Of Sworn COMMISSIONER
follows
Glass No. sc Draws Saturday, Feb. 25s 1862
Glass no 1856 Draws Sat'day, March 31s lseO
Class No 2O4 Draws Sas'day, April IS, 1850.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETs
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NWTE have good otof Negroes for sale. Among them
w have good girls suitable for house purposes No. boy
10 years DID, we'll trained dningroom servant good fa
lies, with lot Of single negroes suitable for the farm.
iaRi7 II. Il. HAYNES & CO., No I6 Cedar 81.
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From Mr. Alexander Fall, Nashville.

Nix THoHAs TAYLoR-Dear Sir: have been using the Yes
per Gas Lamp sold by you since September last per
fectly satisfied Of the economical, if THE
most economical well brilliant lights that had.
easily managed and I, unheststngy, recommend it to all
outof the reachOf gas. ALEXANDER FAIL.
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Clothing Store.

REMOVAL
JOHN YORK d co.
YgLVT3 removed their Book BiBdery and
rs Blank Book Mandatory the Baptist publishing lousS
next house ueIow Douglass & Co.. North Market sure NO Ss
"a door from viii be GLAD TO see an @ od
customer, and invite that want work IN our line we are
prera to make Blank Books in the hest manner and yer any
given pattern Particular attention will be paid 70 the Bag
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices as low as the
lowest The style work be seen at the Bnd or store or
Union Street Books left either place will receive med
attention. HPH leoIl--u---
LONDON PORTER, sc.
n CASKS Quarts;
" 10 do Pints
2j i barrels Lemon Cordial
p j do Ginger Brandy
10 Casks Cherry Brandy
For sale low at No. - and IS Market street, y -
NAYS RPa huIh "IoIN-H
Nuts
n ppTs Rro-u Nuts; 10 bbls Texas PecsnH;
M a. Tii5erts. IS do Almonds;
dc English Walnutsi
In store ana for sale low at Is and IS Market street BY
i1ns5o HUGH McCREA & co
LOST.
wTFsFFRDAY morning, a LadY'S Gold Anchor
Watchs with the Of Edward Farre, BRAID strssi
1905 nv.de-a Gold Chain, Locket hey ana PIN
attached The Watch lost the Public Square or ID
vicinity. The finder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving
at the Bookstore No 4 Collegestfeet'
G-dH
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kirkpatrick, Revins 4 Co.
RE0EIFZEG, E0GRARDEy6 AND HH0LEzlLA
GROCERY nIEECFF MS
MARKET TREET, SASgFILEF Frs7lT5ssrr
EHAFE nov in store large complete sr1su,e,t ?
N Groceries, embracing
New 0rlears Sugars, ali grades.
Molasses, In barrels and half harrsIr-
Coffee, a large and complete stock:
Raisins full stock with Teas, CandIer ssr,.. ~,
eel Glassware, a1orted Pecanss together an n n -
sles usually kept il tle Grocery line. Our stoet az
RRANDHES, WINES " FI7gTT V.Eu
We link cannot be surpassed in this any other sret
heavy stock O. goods ia invite the sts.t
the trade.
mAT25-H KIRKPATIICK, NEVIEs & Co
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4 UUU dec ES'- - '-O'- % s&wFoRR
\ caEATHAN. e. ,rarHln
M. G. Z. f. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCEES, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIzs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C,
CORNER or COLLEGE IND CHJRGR SZPZEZS
Nashville, Tennessee.
VNT arei receipt large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, consisting in part follows:
9JO bes chcise hOiassesi 300 kegs Nails, assorted
loo Il do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee 50 Tubs;
Ice bb Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbls English Wsinus
Loaf Sugar 10 bbls Pecsnsi
10 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Fiberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE B8ANDIES, WINES, &C.
25 Z 4 K = choice French Brardies;
90 Z casks Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines:
$50 baskets best brands Champagne
50 boxes Scovill ClaTet,
100 bblsEne Robertson County whisEy,
= bbls pure old Rye do
) do do do Bourbon DO
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
Agents FOR the Dupont Hazard and SycaoreP Ths
desgrsd Icing the only Agentsin Nashville Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants Tradersto their
large sock Ct Powder on hand In Magazine for sale
500 kegs Dupont Rife 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
500 < D. DO do 5000 Eegs Sycamore Blasting
2O0O kegs Hazard Co do Powder;
800 do DO do $50 cesss Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting 50 bbls Toy Bedford Co.,
der. safely fuse.
janI N. &. Z. F. CHEATH4h, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DupontsPOEder; Joy, Bickford Co.'S Safety
Hazard DO Fuse
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land for sale

The undersigned VIII sell hisplanta
ion, called CAPlrAL VtEH. lyinron
INN the north side OF CumberlaasI River s.'-s.s
Iallg three milesfrom the Ci tyoflf s-trTia
lllla containg about Taree Hum ~
60 dred Acres He viii sell an
Ogether In small tracts Or lots 10 purehas- -
credit viii be given notes bearing eraI fnterss go
lean retained Il is Of The very best quality al III -
Eatred about half Of it 10 cultivation he bs II 49,
timber and pasture There good duelliny -.
and stables, &c. R0rinformaiion apply Il ~
o o John D. james feh20-tf TT7ol n re5es55ala
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UNION REST GRANT AmEADl
No. Al Union street, Opposite state Bank.

EHESH SHADI SHShADLf FRESH SAADfFY
Usf arrived BY Adams Express, srgs lot Of esh Sd
30 from savannah, ts inst 10 the season Alar ksr a
hand, good assortment Of game such az Grouse pheas
Qusls Feuson and Game Fish, which VIII served - h. r.
above Restaurant in the best style. A. JONNARD fsent
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FOR SALE.
Nerrnes I'm SnIn

4 NUMBER stone cutter and stone mason, young and
N likely negro fellow and several girls and boys; good
c0Ok, wash ald irOner, for sale by
WEBB, MERRILL & CO.,
maf4 No. South Market street.
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Louisville and Nashville
amman

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making close connections at Louisville for
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cgvend Cincinnati, st. Louis and the
AZ
On after SUNDAY January 2ad, sGo trains viii
follnwss
First train Nashville at T. o N daily, stopping at GAL
latin Bowling Green GLASGOW Junction, and all regular stations
sgnaei by fsg and arrive Louisville az 2O Nj.
Returning Louisville $50 b. stopping above
sid arriving in Nashville at Cos A II.
Second leaves Nashville daily Sundays exeepe at
1890 NJ stopping above and arriving in Louisville at
$40 P. Returning Louisville 40 A. NJ and
arrive Nashville 81 5;35 81.
Gsatin Accommodation Tral leaves Nashville daily Sun
days exsepe1 9l5 P n and arrives in Gaztn ats 10 p NJ
Returning Gadn at zoe and arrives in Nashville
at 9lC A NJ
JNO. 2. ANDERSON, Sup't.
Al. FTEJD GenT. Ticket Agt
uFEe .sus--du
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HUGH mcCREA a CO.,
w HOLES ALE GROCE
NOS - AND Is MARKET sTPEET, NASHVILLE
Have in store the following
$50 hhds prime Sugsr. $50 pkgs Teas,
Is bb5 powdered and crushed 500 bags Shot assorted
Sugar 100 boxes Tall0W Candies
5Opkgs Golden Syrup, 50 bags Pepper,
800 bags Rio Coffee, 40 do Allspiee
50 DO Laguira Coffee, so do Ginger,
80 packets Java DO coo grOce Matches,
$50 boxes Star Candless 100 dOz Buckets
900 do Cincinnati Soap, . do Chuns,
$50 do Tobacco, al brands, . do BItter Tubs
$4,000 HAVANA Cigars III 3cases Indigo,
brands, casks Nader
% 900 Melee Cigars, % bbls Almonds,
80 coils Jute Rope, il do BrsziI Nli3l
IRON, NAILS, MD CASTINGS.
100 tons Pittlburg Iron, warmed,
1000 kegs Pittsburg and Wheeling Nails
90 tons assorted Castings
5OuOpOunds Steel
$50 bbls Cincinnati WHISKY, 90 bills American Brady
100 do Newsom5 ODD, do 90 do ~ Gin,
h 40 Juln hi smiths DO pipe pure HOLLAND 10
Is do Robertson Co. do casks pu-e CoBnAc b "a,
10 40 Rye and Monongahela Is bbls n 4. Rum,
whisky . do Sweet Malaga,
20 blls 0Ii bourbon whisky, 90 Z casks Brandy,
TO DO Tennessee White 10 ~ boxes dinger Brandy
50 boxes Claret, 20 do Raspberry do
60 do Schedam Schua!Ja, 3 bhs Cherry do
Is do Lemon Cordial, DO GiTger Brandy,
btIs do 20 % DO pure Apple brandy
do Pure Pesch brandy,
All Of articles viii BE- sold very low FOR cash By
febH HUGH M'CIRA & co
Plantation Boots and shoes.
Double and Single sole BrOgnnS, FOubIe
Sole BOOts, and
PFC W o RIk
0f all sorts for Msu and WeeR, At lev prices, for cash. By
JOHN RAmACE.
BuvI2 q Collsye STREET
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MORRIs q sTt.ATTo ) -

a. nOERp- r.rsrHaTrO-.
NORRIS a SITUATION,
Wholesale eRooERs AND COMMISSION lrERcHsxr,
Dealers in Foreign * Domestic LIquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET
NASHVTLBE, TENNESS-E.
VNTE nov in receipt Of ad we'll assorssd ,oeE
Of the trade.
900 hhds Louisiana Sugar, al grades;
80 bes n Y and Bal.imere Crashed Sugar, az r.irs
az S9 a. 20 o Fosdeisd % Do
100 do DO La Loaf Do Do
CORFEE.
go bags choice baltimore Cog-s
"O DO % uo T,gSy55 do
600 bbls choice Rebolei Aiolzssei
g, 60 ksgr s. Louis syrup;
TIN PLAT
70 boxes J. @. I0xl4 Tin:
NO DO : I9 st do, very shsap Tor alth
$50 boxes star Cauiig-.
200 do sumner DO.
30 DO g. Louis and Mem. soaps
100 DO Starch;
so cases Tea
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
50 &c &c DC DC % DO s sP5ss.
10 20 superior Csrb- Soda, B'papcrsi
10 oerooo, r,,.i,o. 90 90
asks Dutch Maddsr
50 DO spice;
20 tertes Rice;
100 dozen Painted Bueksts
rs do Wsghboanls.
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen 9rooms:
~ boxes Tobacco 81, grades Va Erands
500 kegs pure White Lead,
50 b5ls do Linseed OIL;
. kegs Shot, al sizes;
30 DO Bar Lead:
50 cases Mason Blackinz:H
5000 bags me Liverpool 5siff
1000 bbls KansHha a..
go boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisr,
500 do Raw Ohio a..
90 do old Country 40.
go do Smiths old Rsasrve dof
100 dc Old Bourbon do
50 do Rye h.
LOO do Monongahela 40.
80 do Old Port and Maiars Wine
40 do A. n. Gin;
Epipss Holland Gin:
90 Old Cognac brandy,
100 cases st. Julien CiaTet Winei
40 baskets Champagne, extrat
ljGl cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy.
DO barrels Cider Vinegsr-
/ " "a many other articles for the Grocery trada.
anil NORRIS 4 sTBAFgOs
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GROCERIES.
OYNT n Il II z 4 MOI q,
No. Al Broad Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FLUOR AKD Produce or EFERT
DESCRIPTION
WETE PREPARED shOWa large and we'll
w Of Groceries and Liquors, TO which invite
he inspection Of cash bCyers and determined sell
cheap the cheapest excsped can
oer thea good inducements any other house in the trae
Call on ifeb4-dtn JOYNT & TREANOR.
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SPALUTNG,S

Prepared Glue,
MsefuI ia every House.
mario or sale by JOHN YORK 4 90.
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HORACE Il. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

HORACE Il. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. ~ g e ar sire
Opposite the Catholic Church, Nas10iVe, 7enaessse)
NETILL racce in the several Courts held in Nashville
w the Chanoery AM Circuit Courts at GcMlnnYile
mh9-dH
NEW BOOK FOR LAW FORMS;
OR.
Magistrates Guide.
Containing all the laws the powers and iuties
Magistrates Constabes and CoOneTs all criminal and cy
necessary for the n officers aud business with
abridged Law dictionary
For sale BY JOHN YORK & CO.,
JaiSl No 90, Union Street,
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
AND
M ed c al addle Rags.
M are just in receipt 9t another supply Of Dssing In
sTuments and Medical Saddle Bags CT improved
styles; to which We rpeC fully invite Of Medical
Students and Practitioners
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
oct30 youa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-09

THE LATE "LYNCH" EXECUTIONS IN KAN
sAs.-Charley ID oy, the son of the noted aboli-
zionist, it is well known, was hanged in Kan
sas as horse thief, not long since. The Re-
publicans made grea; outcry about it, and
said that the young man had fallen a martyr
to freedom, &c IL now appears by letter in
the Chicago Journal, that Charles boy and
Henry Waffle, his pal, were really notorious
criminals, and were hanged by their own po-
liticai associates because they were too free in
their depIedations and not particular who
they stole from. The Journal says that pro-
badly they would have been spared mt uch long
er had they not stolen of those who knew
them best, men who had once saved their lives
when sought by The victims Of their bold rob
berries. They grew lazy, and undertook to
pursue their business without too much travel
And in this they lost. Waffle was shot on the
morning OF the 9th, and Doy on the morn
ing of the 7th. The latter made full confes
sion before he was finally dispatched The
house of Waffle was relieved of the stolen
goods secreted within its walls, and then
burned 10 the earth on the morning of the hot
SATURDAY.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-09

Amongst the passengers by the Arago, at
New York, are Lewis Cass, Jr,, ex- Minister to
Rome; Col. Axel 9adolin, OF the Russian
Army and Monsieur r. de la Sange. Vice.
Consul for France at Richmond.
The Spirit of the Times has an account OF
dreadful old fellow who "would rather tell
lie on ak months credit, than tell the truth for
eash.''
The population Of Winchester, Va, isa lit
tie over 1900, showing slight increase over
the census OF 1850.
Ex-President Fillmore and Hon. washing
ton Hunt with their ladies. were al NiagaIa
Falls together on Thursday last.
Rev. DIR. ]. H. McIivaine has accepted the
appsin tment to the professionally Of Bellies
Lettres in Princeton College.
President Buchanan viii yists the Great
Eastsrn io.dRy,s s.ssz 81 ~
.iifntx n, c,g;sy kss wa stbsls.sa tssSs
q, AVA, ,..s' .a.ssssss' y fE'sssisi n " assA u
Il: 1 "a ,SI''sss, sss. r''s~aa "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-09

ACCIDENT ON THE VA. CENTRAL RAIL
RoAD-The train running from Staunton to
Richmond on Saturday morning last came in
collision with q wagon, at the first crossing
near Waynesboro', Augusta county, Va. II
divided the wagon directly in the middle,
throwing he fore wheels on one side of the
road and the hind wheels on the other. The
driver, servant of Mr.. Hanger, was thrown
into the air and seriously injured For some
time he was insensible. The horses, strange
to say. were not hurt. The driver thought he
had time to cross before the train would ar
rive, but the horses became frigh tened, and he
was unable to drive them across in time to
escape the collision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-09

ENOUGH TO KILL A GROWN PERSONA male
infant died in the Western part of Philadelphia
few days ago. and the following is a faithful
copy OF the certificate of the cause of his dea tn
omittiug the names, as furnished by the medi-
cal attendant: "This is to certify that -
died with cholera and phantom aged months
and 20 days. Signed by Docieress - -"
Either of these causes was enough to kill the
poor child, but when a terrible disease is COM
bined with supernatural appearance, even
the strongest and toughest of us might "caye
in,
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IA HOT SPRIN NGS,
YGAY BATH COUNTY. VIRGIN

ms we'll known WATERING PLACE is now
otfers for sale.
1t is situated twenty miles from the Millboro'
Depot of the Virginia Central Railroad. and ex
pit that short distance, has unbroken railroad
connection with the principal cities of the United
States.
AS remedial agent in a large number Of the
most serious maladIes, for the relef OF which per
from all portions of the United States res RI,
during the summer months, to the mountains of
Virginia. the waters of the Hot Springs have at
tanned reputation superior to that of any other
mineral water in the State.
The BUILDINGS for boardeTs are sufficient to
accommodate more than 200 persons.
There are now upon the premises TEN BATHS.
constantly supplied with fresh water, from differ
en-. springs, OF varioas temperatures from Is deg
to lee deg. "Fahresheit ;,
abundant, the bathing accommodations might be
Increased to any extent that could be desirable.
A more healthy and delightful summer climate
can nowhere be found.
valuable FARM of more than 900 acres is at
tached to the Springs, and will be sold with them
:, For terms, address s. GooDE, Hot Springs,
Va. or THos. F. GooDE, Boydton, Meckenburs
county, Va. 8. GOODE,
THOS. +. GO0DE.
jy 26-d1m Executors of Thos Goode decd.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDRR.-A murder was COM
mitted Monday night, in the rear of the Mon
mouth House, at Long Branch, M. Pistol
shots and cries of murder were heard by the
bar keeper. club, besmeared with blood
and hair, was found on the beach, and the body
had evidently been conveyed out to sea in a
boat which had been pulled down to the surf.
Clotted blood and hair were found on the sail
and sides of the boat. The murder seems to
have been accomplished in skillful manner.
Who the murderer or victim was, is q mys-