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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15
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Blood Food!
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BLOOD FOOD

To all suffering from consumption, incpient confirmed
from debility Of kind from mental prosraon
brought BY from scrOfuss COMPLAINTS
diseases Of the kidneys bladder to ladies suffering
the many distressing complaints their liable to, which
| engender consumption, the
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15

MoxEY.--An kinds Of money taken at par for
guns. pistols, and every description of hardware.
5aca-Im. MCCALL& FALL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15

Just received lot of gentlemens shawls, Of fine
quality, which were bought very low for cash. and
will be sold accordingly at wholesale OF retail
GEO. B. ABBOTT,
5eceL I'm. 80 College st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15

See the advertisement of jowelry stolen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15

Total IO4 1863 los s3s 36C55 237 . g79,j
Last year 93l 455l56 l2945OG2J 49s3 sos 1884, 7s7
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
9Jefcr @cbicf,

Ter llntercidr,ts erautt lib icimrn ptrebr
ten Sunetn une ecr ectbrten blitum utcrtaurt u reid
sa!t'ae Faatr rrn iltit rettlitu Gfsln unS Sbubtn
eclhr Suolt' rseheri ~ tmrcb,cE. SccIunstn
prcnrt u"e ibrcr aucScfubrt
@errdc 9tufet.
so. l55 9rpleitr.. Icnficcue 6rteI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19

". SptttS,
Srcar Strsee. npifhen 6. II. Z. Shnsr, ncbsn
Vi. SCbar'e ,,gIilbe!m 5en 6aus".
Dcrielet ru,ptbI eem ble0scn uue purrrncru Tutli-
un icnC Iufe eelhmeGspli;t tndcribIrie 9arbiriHbt
ure i&meidti ih. eGF 9isnanh iren Shop anetrs ale
setf urretu ubcr bic cpbcilbaftc Sr6nberunS pcrSe
cc ;bm uutr encu uni ftintr 0jtbuIfcn SSnet III 3be
mire. Rtrncr cmrTebli @ III hirrrarter Spcracucn
AS 3atnausncSmen. sIscrIltn. SReaeiitesn Sdrrrfcr
!t tt 2tritIte brt Gin pa0cr Der btcr parimcrcs H.
fabricr cr IJati6ut.c utr acGcr oas Gralpcreen n
tusfdIIeu Der Saarc lin ;iuprui biiict y. 6pttee
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
@cfanirtmacbitnSem

Sesten tei Stsdmer SameStrwn'' ,int frii6s
Scnruns geaurcn srbdlten. wie iulst:
Teart.S,srfte ron alleu gtummeru,
Srnen. tiirtiibe 3wetiben.
arrse Sinien. geipaItrnr Grtisn,
frifbc bpGanpnht 6crnse.
Sareints unp SaI,iart t(Itn,
shtt @Gttinaer Serottat- sGurR &c.
|ricursrs lsrte ib Die Nuimrrtismseit ess
TutIi!ums auf eas lcrtek crbaltcn, Sauer-
traut, sas Seifs fir ciefsn sBini,r.
Siihnrrnb, 81. 5ttruar 1860.
Sebn 6erbia.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
q. A. FAUCHE.
trpu Yaris),
ibrmacher unp SemefIer,

zoo S'IVAV~ NAVt UT |ItN SITIbt.
g. q. Fauht, Der ieit picruneiipanil 9abrer in ht
iriteH nbren- unH r1Giehaftn ppn psrts GSer
gcnecu Hsp Dol hrtdftiSt mar rlaubt i een 9ur,
lern 8itncrr ett aeiSe msnen cdE rr 233 8rsacitr
Gin s;rartiats tSelh troTntt bat c lib freucn lrS air
itn sjsdft tinitIaE:no: 4rbsIrn eab enta,a.r;u-
nshmen WI iar 81 Iritof Lhsit auSfiibren III fr,uen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
Pamou' 9'Ame,lt. pdfrtfdbrr Nrten. WsIcllbati.
SOnmpfibiGfubrf

HHui'o"r9 uns Rem sJorf, pia Southampton,
Ssrm'telt Der auf sas 5rllo.re aebaut uno g,
SS"le'Is en'9er'fhhn srube, siisrntn @olframpftTe
Ufu Ia, 1000 IONS, Gapt. lrautmann.
= d M 10 p ia. 1000 lous, @dpt. Sbmsnlsn.
SSaron IA, 200 IONS, Capt. @blers.
2 S0Iss rDsatn brer tn.tn slatlien sabrtsn RUBIN.
"t ''eutHt O9mptl6IHe werocn re5elmdBe am
erltrn unp iSiinf,ebnten, irpen Spouots
p'n Mtm Scrt une 6ambus via outbamson trpepiri uub
n;Sn'en Yaia9cre pen Rtm srrf nalb A"'
~ foeeucen prsiien:
Sriie S Shjatt $780,
5mttis ealute 55.
Swtldthptt rs
.n-a. SON Sanburs nab SScrp gprt:s
ertt Saute $l2.5O. 3peifc 6. ils S75. 9rifb,ns,t
80. sNtstn Yaiiaae p:itcs man iitr an
IS 3. Iidare, 23caS u Emp,
$50 Stpdorvaa, trp WV
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19

aH bic Damen Hiamrnrs.
Naeame Sau6e Coon Yaris), bic sti Der
Istsu 6aiT im Ns&anics Snitimt fur lire 6ute e:s
FIRsT-CLAss Diploma
Tsitt bat 233 9roaenraRe nabs er 3ls en reues unb
.:itbdlIiSts Wager ppn Riainerp- Na irn Gro iglet
n(aeane Il. bat rie Gbre cen OInen NitmcnpS any
eiscu. Rug ibr Wager ppn 8pnntts uno Willinrrp-
iFaaren Der ntWtn franoiiiben 6a;on uno tSsldInad
dneebpren stTals scrltba eie ntuleR y 4rltr u 3ew>
9prter RSetn N &onares, 6eatbers sSreat5s Sbbens
unc NIcS @aeame 5 mire pe sroet aumertlam.e,t AMI
llt ttr III 8et meretnoen auftr9e scroeecn uue ibrs
(3UnEt rntn tsnneu itt peIt pllten paa nc nlr au,t
;ac atlbmat'rl anSstfub,t. 9SIare 0igi4it tfbat,n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
Sfcme S<$irtbist,aft
mn
{ assr bier- Q alp n.

q q Z IT.
lem putIlFum bic ersrbeuitt Nm,eiNe, cas eer
u'terlcidn'ts in ienrm Damit am Nl,rn Oiorft
csm 6ilfbmarft 9esenIter. tlne 9Hn.bltaIt ushit
ta9ertier SalNn rrritbtct bat, meisltn sr 6h
treusn miro. t'ne 6reunre unc ras Nutl,tum i'm
Au1emsInen NIT ern tsiten Oetr1uttn beptencn
W fOnnsn. SIpreuee NH;ff.r'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
MONTICELLO HOTEL

SaiatSl @crts. Stirfe. &afcr. GNen, ebeeD.
aee nebli eihtr sRnsr arierr @rei 0srfIncri,tn pu
ON Srh aet. srrpn gSneor Soap abnburiiea Gan pe So
's9ne, &c 'e gum Strsuf br :. s. gi(btr. aat
@rlpHe unS eaLIpne esae Sars bslpneers inr Con.
Lcei0nerr une eenetseS pacnb nb bei see, bstbistu
0uanIttst inter 8aSrifpreis iu battR tei
5. 6. SLIDER aat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19

Cm 9esbHen prtlhen publtum IL funr eas an rer sd,
se. Seoe lp IrIrten Sfraec cnorcS 0uaer rrn nltr
pene "tGitI FUR te pauewuib*ai eahrl t ptltts ras
Ae etuilpe Sr'rhaiI eIier art III 8:tnllnp nj lluie,
%lersment tnba @las.. Seu- uno Yprccilaus sg0aarrn
pset! uho 0afeIn, rpTcl aog @rt Nafes. unp lbtfan
"sI, Sanpen rrn Slim, &6, 2'rInuia unc iilptrplars
Ap's0tsHer Sps9el une SpitleIlaier allsr (SrpEtn
S0npr 8Ieictr-, fen unb S6raufburien aub aierbanr
't SNa1ten nnn SrisISens Hcrcprrflur Yprlecn
% Hp'elle"i raeen, bsl rt pcr;uip~esn ca w,r i'm
S'hUe u ibnn aueaabmEweis bIl prrfauien III f6nncu
Shaas Il. Ermp. Ode Der g. H. 8rr,bir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
6. Sabr00sagg.
Tee Gelanan -ADy ERrISEI! /!
8esinaunasn.

Seeinsunesn.
TER Nu;cissr" srient thtu Rrreen, Grnntaes auaat.
rsmmtu u lrpdtnlIibeg SubelirticnsrrcS zen 10 Cts
Nb,r an ee rcip ldaer, cher $5.Ou in lSbli rrsus
S,obluns &ni,Sen iineer unler fp9cueen Seiuaurosn
sntrabns Giruaiiee etnrudunR 10 cirr roer rrtn-
arr 80 sts jre;msliee I5 Cts, creimalist CO. zine
S'sdt 25 tuen &pnat S2.5,, hrc 9cnats - CO. ftds
Sssu.,e $500 ;reIt Nipuaie $l2oo in sitrteti5br6cr
Mniesen, bic mad @tietes srdnccrt
ptrs,n tinnsn. .pttesn nit 800 per 5abr trreSns,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
6uI,! 6cl;!

nieibnetsr bait fppdhrenb eRen arescn Scrraib ppn
&uten- unr 6itnbeiS belier Sualitdi unc tam sin,
8unpc bermi unlcr cen sintsiten SOgun9er Ytrlebcn
8ei aauen ron Alarn pro pas 9HspaLtn tpuiret br,
pfs Sttcluu9en ptlte blnerlden pfrca Sci Dakuep H.
Sole cher etr u Sunelep. SrpaoraR lsc in Ger pi;.
nieotrIase an Srcaeir 8rprts @pnns wteer rpnr
bciOrst 9rrilr: Dds beite Gi6snbpli III 81 so, ant
Sannsnbpl5 81 $500 per GN:o. Jamee u. Moore
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
9ei6aiiS -9rGHuune.
soI Al.
S1,hua tar Nut unp icoen @u,,rIn,u !

prsJetGncter bci!t p ssbrn SubIium nit Zap or cir
7fa5eI dRtr ScTita sStht une SanerS bait better Quail.
ta biz IN Slcytn ne HlcnsH ~ een biltslen 3rtl
IrR d5laBt. lrst bali siaie ctr Yaeer m pruiIccu
ATunitL. benElrer yburlt, StrVtaspurt Sluipur unt
o@~aTthmSSra S4retlcn. Saremcs, 5ipeildsiI, Sarr-
gGsr, SbpuD. Spsiirae auer plptr srIltcl be in
fSuil1aIsn nnp ron rrrSitun sprandi ptrpeR aluiat
gtauTe lteen sneiba tan6 Tpltptrun 6uRer tilII,
ScrtdGtsN iu tpshrn. i cbn Sbac,
'. NaInltraSe. ;pIiaen etr H. unb is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
II M Dertatiu d.

Ntr uHterietnie II iest I'M Stanos, eeen suftraa in
'th rlbdtie aueiuutren um ;mar 10 blia als nlpaliG
@Se @ @ns@ael sPn "a; stn ut fertiYdbrtRe cprrltbld
YIN HtutT, suIeI SrbtcnrGsen niii eiasnl autsu 5pf
s' ~ nnt rnbIsen YIrTben ilr tIpasen Gjetraun
bN authltrtautu pm 9riel-. .nbabcrn II. 6amicu mir,
s'nhiei auT ieint arcSc 2uslplbI Ypn Diauaefn
aaSbtneruIl Sppbas, Stublen u Spr,na.
~H' pI0msI beefSt. Granris Ylube,
yrodblI., (SCe eer 5ten SSue6,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19

Wti6afts-&rGHnuns.
C: =. sufer unD S. y lssr's
VE0cer1 nn6 9rpniTDm Stp,
I N WelIPu WlrFi

- NH VtutH Mlt[t, ;"
q h., ees. ptIe's SeUtrfpre aeacna6sr
is Vsuil4t pduStrauen, tptltt ben Neuen a tsfi-
PSEld'lt tnaeIaDtn 6ei upS oer;ulprsch: NO aQe
"a pss|m 'Y.''F iii aSs3as nOt9g I'M gut ups b.ai u-
@rsrt:nr .l.F
sat 3. Guftr u. =. @oI;tr. Z
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
9Nintermppea pcn bulen unp Niaaen.

Dth' SterirtGncen stre:at &c jum SeIsHuaen ftiner
S2sunesn gne csm SubIttum tn Easer orn r6lf- uni
sSaireS eH,pblcn III tpinen ap5 ben mpoc1n
~. Neie5 Ill, Sill, JS Siebereuren FUR perre: uuf
MsEeH lOpr aus Strcb, NeebUnc. banana unn p4ImSla
nj, ann 6ants @usen uno ameer putin se. M belirbi
-, ~ Arhfi er 9estn baar duBerlt 5iui9 verfautt.
Sult 1sreen natb SScrjtriti ansfftrtaf.
Cttlelbe bItte isnen Store no lSi r0abr. teIuber
At tIR 2SaarraaSrr iu behtiRen. Bep. V 8ettp. Aai
amplld1fabrf inilhsn NibnlonO Il. Nsp BORT
Gf Sttrsn sOBtn unp bcqncm tinssrbcten SEE Damef
%ut %s JaestVSpL" unp 9elRpts" iptrptn etm reencen
xrn iH Senusnna heltens enpfohlen. Ter 5abrprtie
!sr SdlItc tnel. Yeti unn Stot $s uno i'm 3pi.
%sa 50 : Iie ., ; lmceNpR" YcrldB ibrel gEbaif an
pnS. ieotn ncnlIas I'M llpr Ha6mittass, wdbr5no biz
aSiss leefR 6rtitas nm llbr atenrs Gi9 9pinI
bt s aSrr oaS Iestere DamrihiF benussn nil, bat it
~. ~" "n'tTSeitpneten Elm tyabr5ilsl III l6len
isFe etliSt sn9eRommeH uHo puufttaf befcrSer
SS"H1sevEsis nab 3sriof $2.1O
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ateuer Store!

9ieuer Store!
?to. 20 Broao. Srabe,
g. q. Wtrsrs
ist eEr' SnhmSrsbtaG al. elR .r in Dssu seuaunttu
SoIrIt SIN ' '
ercetrps uup GonfsehouarY. Eager
ifHntt esI N rtltM or cine sreE auSwab pfartiar
f'ts ~ ssn S'aiSien gre,iea pritauit. namsntIi1
Itui,he 6ruhte,
'S: PH't, Gertr, eaftrsrust GtritR Saa, saue unt
!pSne Gr5tu, 3wtpen, EttudtR, fyancc Nune,es on .
imeRTStr uao Sentiierate pSuanclnc oertnst Gaari,
y. |. ". Sn etn stltSIen S,rCiicH III babtr PEI
". y. ppcre. 2a2 N1cnhlr
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

RENooUNrER-The STANDARD gives the fol-
lowing account of a street fight between Mr..
Anthony, of the Union, and a Mr.. Stribling:
They met on the sidewalk, and exchanged
few words relative to certain structures
which had appeared in the Union touching
tlfe character Of Stribling as delinquent
taxpayer, etc. Finally, Mr.. Anthony gave
StriOling the lie whereupon the latter raised
his cane in threatening and tragical manner.
and Anthony struck him. Strbling returned
1t, and several blows were struck with canes,
but the parties were so close together that
no great damage was done to either. They
kept backing and filling till they reached the
middle Of the street, when Anthonys cane
broke, and Strbling very generously threw
aside his own cane and pitched in "at" fsti-
cuff The eombatants were finally separated
without bioodshed
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

Henry WINTER DAvGs.-Ths gentleman,
member Of Congress from Maryland, is thus
sketched by a Washington letter writer =
Winter Davis is one of the most striking and
graceful men on the floor. certainly not sur
passed by any member. He is young man
OF middle height broad chested, roundly
built, with large and well balanced head,
regular features, pale complexion, a neat
brown mouatache, large and sparkling eyes.
brown hair, and the expression Of habitual
study. lie wears his frock coat buttoned in
the English fashion, broad shirt collar turned
down over loose black neck tie, and. on the
whole, he somewhat recalls the familiar Dor
traits of Lord Byron.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

UNCLE TOMMY IN a BAD FIx.-Aher the
completion of she new additions to Stokes
& Shields United states Hotel, the lat
ter discovered that he had completely Gagged
in, under the foor iavorite old Tom Cat
Uncle Tommy mewed and squalled around
for several days. before any body could tel,
where in the land o Liberty" that cat was :
In fact, the perpetual caterwauling of an in
visible feline begun to be exceedingly mys-
terious. at last. he was discovered, as above
stated, to be under the floor. with no possible
chance to get him ont. without digging hole
through the brick wall in order to reach him
or mutilaling the floor by saving piece out
Of it, zig enough to give him egress. At
present, Tommy remains in his rather sin
gulor prison. and is fed through the holes in
the edge Of the floor for the circulation of air
His appetite is good, and possibly he may be
conteuted with his condition
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

LATER FROM CnrNA.-By the ship Flora,
advises have been received from Hongkong
to the l4th January.
The American Minister has made an ar
rongemeut with the Chinese authorities, for
the payment of indeinnites for damages done
at the outbreak of hosilities in 1887.
From the movements of the Chinese, it is
believed they have resolved to go to war
with England and France.
1t is stated at uongkong that 5000 British
soldiers and 5000 Sikhs were to be sent
from Hindostan to take part in the attack
on China.
The ship Joseph Fletcher from Auckland
to Shangnae, had been wrecked on reef in
the China Sea
In Cochin China, the French and Spanish
troops have entrenched themsell es at Turon,
and are waiting for reinforcements.
Eighty Russian officers had arrived on the
Amoor river to take charge Of various gov
ernment Offices there
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

MORE SLvER.-The Solano County Herald
says that a company of men from Fairfield
have been working supposed silver lead in
the hills north of Suisun valley. An assay
Of the ore was made on Friday the result Of
which compared SO favorably with some
Washoe ore in their possession, that they are
highly elated with the prospect
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

a PnIeur-A couple of persons, whose
names we did not learn, had "a mill" together
on st., near the Center Market, yesterday
Both were little tight, hadn't got over the
election yet and felt belligerent. One of
them was pretty well mauled. and the claret
spouted from his face nbundantly Wecould
hear of 40 cause for the difficulty. except that
one walked up to the other and spatted him
in the face. The original assailant came out
second best
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

A coPARTNERsuIp has been formed between
the San Francisco Daily National and the
San Francisco Daily Herald. and the papers
will be hereafter combined and published
under the name of the San Francisco Daily
Herald-John Nugent, Esq, Editor The
Herald will be at once materially enlarged.
SO we learn from the National.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

A JURY in Parker, Texas, in the case of a
man who was on trial for horse stealing, and
against whom the crime was clearly proved.
brought in n verdict Of acquittal because a
handsome girl present had promised to marry
him if he should be acquitted, as the horse
for which he was arraigned was taken to
carry Of the fair Helen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

Ir has come, says the Trinity journal,
to the knowledge of resident of Wea-
verville that a large number of lawless
and incendiary persons have recently left the
lower cities for the mountain region, which
may account for the late fires in Shasta and
Tabopo
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21
MARTSVILLE. M
WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 2lst.

IMPROVED The new County Clerk Billy
Oneale, has been making some decided i'm
provements in the arrangement of his office.
lie has had made a number of new cases for
the storing away Of documents in proper al
phabeiical order and every paper in the Of
flee may be found hy reference to the indces
at moments warning. The public records
are all placed on a long table, in convenient
place, so that they may be examined without
difficulty. while other tables are arranged for
the use of attorneys or persons desiring to
write. These conyenencts make quite diff
ference In the transaction Of business.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21
Answer TO a Card.

As q citizen, think it was my duty to come
out as | did, in an article, published last Sunday
in the DEMoCRAT. For further particulars would
refer the gentleman to that certain butcher at
the n0rt6Cest corner of the Central Market OF this
city. 1t was on his statement that the said arti-
Gle was published CITIZEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

TnE St. Paul, Minnesota, papers complain
of depredations committed by large num-
bers OF thieves upon the property about the
city. The citizens have formed themselves
into Virgilance Committees, and threaten to
shoot any one attempting to rob them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

AID ron THE PoPE.-It is announced that
the Emperor of Austria "has sent to the Pope
gift in money equivalent to 10000 sterling.
Queen Christina has also been liberal with
her purse and the King of Bavaria prom
ises several thousand volunteers ready armed
and equipped
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

AcconDENc to New Yuk paper Mr.
Speaker Pennington denies having had ANY,
thing 10 do with the payment Of Mr.. Chv'.
de1's, and pr'nounees the Story lately started
by correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com,
-meIeial fabrication
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

A waggish constable in Albany recently
arrested man under the statute against car
rying deadly weapons, for going into the
Police Court room with bottle of whiskey
in bis pocket
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

"BEAUrIFUL. Beautiful srAR."-We sup
pose our worthy friend. Paxton. took it in
good past, Monday night, when he was sere-
naded by some unknown admirers, with
band Of music and the song of the beautiful,
beautiful star" (play upon the name of
successful candilate) Weare told that both
the words and the accompaniment were
we'll rendered.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

DEAF and dumb man, while walking on
the railroad track near High Point, N. c.,
was struck 10y the.engine, it knocking him 10
feet high. lie fell on his head, but strange
to say, he was not badly hurt, and soon
picked himself up and went home
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

NEGRO MINsrREL SOLD INTO SLANERY.-The
Galveston (TeXas) News says that Joseph
Vincent Swartz, a free Octoroon, who came to
that city as performer in negro minstrers
band, has been sold under the law of that
State, for six months. 1t is not probable
that he will ever regain his freedom.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

UyFouruyArE AooDEyr-We regret to
state that our venerable and highly esteemed
fellow citizen, Major Hopkins, of the Land
Office. met with severe accident. yesterday
afternoon on the Plaza. lie was riding a
young and spirited horse, which became res.
tive. and threw him upon the ground, bruis-
ing him considerably, but we trust not dan
gerously.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

THERE are seventy members of the British
House Of Commons who claim exemption
from serving on election committee, on ac-
count of being more than sixty years old.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

FoR seducing Miss Christie of St Mary's, c
w. under circumstances of an aggravated
character. Weir, the railroad contractor has
paid $4,000 as a compromise to her friends
TO avoid prosecution.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

Tue Baltimore American says there is no
prospect of the success OF the project enter
tained in that State of banishng by oppre.s
i've and yexatious restrictions, the free colored
ponulnlion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

TRAvIs. the man Of many wives. is now in
custody in JanesyiIle, Wis The editor ola
paper there saw the amorous individual. and
instead Of the handsome, gentlemanly rascal
that he expected to see, he Gays he beheld
lhalf-witted. Insignificant spooney. who
he should suppose would have great diff
Guilty in Persuadiug even one woman to marry
him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

A YOUNG man named Loveland, met with
a horrible death at Covington, Ohio, in con-
sequence of drinking a cup of vitriol, which
he mistook for water.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

The LAWRENCE CALAMITY.-The owners
the Pemberton Mill have made claim upon
the insurance companies for the entire amount
of the insurance some S4l5,0OO, and have re-
tanned able legal counsel in case the claim is
resisted
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

Nor less than seven hundred persons are
said TO be Professionally engaged in counter
feiting money in the State of Ohio alone.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

lN Chautauque county, n. Y, Mrs Ellen
Waldron has obtained verdict against the
Buffalo and State Line Railroad Company,
Of $4,000, for the killing of her husband some
two years since
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

JuDeE T. D4ME.-We find the following
paragraph in the La Fayette Qnd } Journal
Of Feb 23d:
T. Dame, Esq, formerly of Lafayette ar.
IiVeG I',e IN tins city on yesterdy y morning from
Chn'o' ma We understand the bar of this
eny intend giving him complimentary sup.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

Field Marshal Prince Nugent ian Irish no
bleman in the Austrian service) has been
admitted to the Order Of St John, and raised
to the utular dignity Of Grand Prior of Ire
land.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

Fred. Douglas (black) and Sarah Parker
Rem' nd (also 5aclS) have lately been ad-
dressing meeting at Wakefield, England
and utterng there a farrago of abolition and
abuse of the United States Various gentle
man entitled reverend" participated in the
b!asphemous proceedings" So says WASH
ington paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-21

TnE stages heretofore carrying the mail
between San Francisco aud Stockton via
Oakland have been withdrawn and put on
the Washoe route, in consequence of never
having received any remuneration from the
Post Office Department, This will seriously
Inconvenience correspondence between san
Francisco and Stockton. So says San Fran
cisco paper.