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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-06

JUST RECEIVED By
JOHN YORK q CO..
The HeIress: By Mrs. ASS s. sTrrHrz..
A Life Struggle: By Miss PlaDoE-
Lucy CroFtOn: By the author Of Days Of NJ Life"
Habits of Good society: hand book for ladis. and
gentlemen.
footballs on the boundary OF Another
World By R. D. 0wES.
Debit and credit: By CHEvALlzz BUzurS.
Wit and HumoE in Paragraph. PEus7ler.
WhIms ana Waits. By THozas HOOP.
The Rivals; or, THE TIMES OF BURR AND HAN
ILTON.
BeuIah. b. AUsUsrA ,. EvAss. Fifteenth Edition.
Woman, ia FEAAE,l By n. J. sIiGHELEr.
ATchbOld's Criminal Practice and Plead
ing-NeE edition, With Watsrman's Notes Price, sl2
The Voyage Of the - FOX'' In the Arctic
Seas narrative OF the discovery Of fass Of Sir
Jon Frsnkln and his companions By Captain ssCHntoef,
II n, Ii D, with maps and illustrations Price, eiSo.
Art RecreatiOns. Being seomPlsss guide to Oruamsnia
work, painting, drawing etc, etc. For sale b.
marls JOHN YORK A co.
RED BOILING SPRIN
MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
II AVING purchase The interest NEWnT HEAAH
in the above celebrated Syringe have taken Possession q
the sae and are determined 70 spare sEerons render
The springs are located in Macon county seventy miles dis.
tart hon Nashville. Parties leaving for the Springs viii ifs
the Gsan car which place stages leave HarrEills
thence By hack The hack will leas other morning
| from the frst Ct June.
The reputation OF the water too veil knnuu in this comu.
nifty need any comment For Scroula Dyspepsia, Gravel
sone IN the bladder all Affections Of the kidney ey Are
specific refer with pleasure g. A. Hsrert q Nash
vile, giving evidence Of the curative powers Of he water b
having been psrmansnty cared Of aggravated
] q IN rrHtaf nHn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-06
HAY, CORN, OATS &c.
GEO. r. PATTON,
Merchant, Feed and
Produce Dealer,

No. a Fourth Street, Jetlreen Main and The RiUer,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
FEPs cons.antly hand large supplies OF Hay, Corn
oats Bran shorts and Shpstus ready to I'LL orders on
notice Personal attention given to the sale OF
No. Fits Eggs Onions, Apples Potatoes, Flour, Bacon
Lard, Feathers, &c. ,,,-,-.- I'll -, .;
"a sei on the most favorable terms. Liberal cash ad
'eu anu - - coDsi9nmepts j2n6-u
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savannah stake, for January, 1862

po-d % rua over tae Ten Brock Course, the FIST
aa f ne regular meeting in January, 1902 sWsepstake
% lfs and allies dropped in 1885, mile heats; $500 sub
on SEQ foret $50 declaration, II made the hrst day
ID Msv m with S5O1 piece Of plate added by the vannah
Chm provided two start The second horse 70 save his
or more subscribers to I'll the saketo name and
~ on The hrst day May. 1850. Subscription and declaration
10 he made 70 Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club, AID
tbe sac 10 be run by the rules Of the Club.
Security the forfeit required when the subscription made
g. YATES LEVY, Secretary.
nh e
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. r..
q g g
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2Gths 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, West, will
follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 40 A and 81 NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga AID IL NJ.
COMING WEST
Dsave Chattanooga at 9 NJ and P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at $40 n and A NJ.
Ii rail connection Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Warrington City, RichmOn
PeterIburg Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery, Menu his. New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Attain Railroads
Through Tickets may be had at any hour application to
Ticket Agent, at Office st Depot to the following places ana
at the following prices viz:

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
@1lWGaRm III E 81 u
RAILROAD.
Grent National Route
CVyERmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BsnwoOd and Park
esburg West which places unites With Railroads.
sseame-s, Sc, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and NOrth-West.
Two Trains leave Wheeling daily at 1885 P. NJ, and
1O:IOP.M.
One Train leaves ParkeTsbuTg daily at 900 P. ".
Direct connections made BY these trains.
Fer all the Eastern Cities.
Thisis the only route to Washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore, phbdepha
and Boston, cost Of ticket Boston alone by
other lines
Through Tickets the Eastern cities be procured via
Washington City at additional charge Of 81 %.
Time quick and fare as low BY any ether route.
Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Rafocd, a.
any OF the principal Railroad Offices in the West
Z ?. FULLER, GenI Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P. SMITH, Master transportation. liefS
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Hence thesecond Tues5sy in January, is6 and oou'n
throughout The week,
PROGRAMMES:
FERsr DAr-Tuesday-coit Stakes for three year DIGS I'm
heatone hundred and fifty $3.50 dollars ysic
doars forfeit which The Club VIII add enc hunoled Ny
II tbs IS ii = To close lst Nay, lo6O ,,,.-.
SAM DAT-Jockey Club Parse 5000 two hunaTeu uOl
mile heats ~ n.
SECOND DaF--WednesdayCot Stake, Tor I've
heas-tHo hundred $500 dollars enance-ni9 Vs u0ia
forfeit. F7To close LIST May, $780, , ,..oo, sr...
SAM DAY-Jockey Club Pure three huhatoo Vow 4
two nile heatE r. zoo,
TmED ThursdayJOokey Club Purse i've hundred s0O
3ollars-3 nile heats. - ,eqoo, so,,,-.
mile heats IN s - oil. -
FuURTH DsTFdayCots Stake, for year olos' 53ie heats
three hundred s3O dollars entancone hundred Soi
Lara forfeit 10 which the Club viii add three NeVl aol'
isrs n &c race isrun II 71ro close LIST May, leeV-
EknR DtT-Hardicap race mile heats ou Aanieu
1900 dollars Seconi horse to ave DIS entrance .
INN D1Y-ssurdayPos Stake mile heas-iree ioT All
nres-t hundred $500 dollars entrance play or pay to
Wiki the Club viii add twelve hundred i0 ols' ~ I"o
r more start The second horse 70 save his entrance i've or
Ss-e 10 an tis ssEe N ITO close The lst May, 1860
S. YATES LEVY, secy and Tress'r.
Savannah. February 9th, le6G.
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New Steinway Pianos

6"tAN be had only Of JUS. A. MCCLURE, the -
- cole representative in Tennessee, Of those
nOwned makers They sold by Him manu- q J ~
factprers prices, with freight only added. All others offered
secondhand. Call 80 Union street, toe article
mari ~ A MCCLURE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-06

ME.sas- ". B. BoDBs & Co., CIscRNArE
DEAA srzs-TEs safe purchased Of you in September st
stood the great which occurred in town The ed
February Elsnddy- had large souut Of notes, receipts
&c in it. before the building burned took the papers cat but pat
in some sheets Of paper and upon opening since the hHning,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-06
Silks, Dress Goods
STUFF GOODS

STUFF GOODS
Black Italian Silks, ali widths;
Gros OeRhine Lyons, every width and quality;
Lyons eros D'Naps, black and oOlOred;
Black TaFetas, medium and bssvyi
Black Armure Royale;
Rich Poult De Sole, baysders and PlAini
Gros Departs, full boiled;
hich Chene, extra rich;
Rich Robes, to ten Tolantl;
Black Velvet, Lyons;
Black satins, IS
White Silk eerges aud Oil silks;
Black and CoIored Challies;
Poplins, Bayadere, Chene and Br0che,
Grapes, English andIhlans, all colors
Grape Les5e;
Oriental BSreges and Tissues;
Grenadines and Icons Cloths;
DeLaines, plaid and printed;
DsLaines, rich ehintE eolors;
Msrino5, black, white and eolored
AIpaccas, black, eolored and BrOcade;
Black Bombazinss, winter and summer fa5r :.
MoreeRs for Skirts;
GraSs Cloth Tor Skirts;
Hair
Clan Tartan Piads, Scotch.
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED !
XPREss Freight Trains oual the roads. On and after the
II 24h December ls5g, through rates from New York 70
Nashville:
First Glass per lbs 81 "a Third Class per 100 lbs, 81 l6
IIats Caps and BOuuets, , 25
Time Savannah Charleston to Nashville three, three
and q half and four days
Time PHILADELPHIA seven and half, eight
and nine days.
Intervening sahs the variations IN time as no
freig trains on Sunday over three lines
10 deteuons by OvecarFes and damages lex
cent damages SEN promptly adjusted y the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on de VERY
''t dso25-f: rEb W ANDERSON
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
VTTE this day received and viii sell low the following
/ M GROCERIES and LIQUORS, &c:
2smo sars Bal. Codee, 10 casks CoguDc Brandy,
As bbls Crushed sugar. "a" Lofl VINE
95 40 Powdered do 40 sherry do
/ IS kegs Bal. Golden syrup , 40 MADEIRA DO
/ 2O-5S bbls do DC - - 40 10 B eNeSI --aess
/ tS ~. al OysteTs IS do J. H. smiths Whisky,
50 So 81 80 = half cal Pickles 100 40 pure Rye do
I ~ ~ ~ ~ - Sgu-e SO do OH Bourbon do
} w 1,-Ef., C.te,n p do Holland Gin,
~ Eo 90 t p-s po.csss 100 do Tennessee Nhisky,
~ ~ r.. T--f+s escorted 40 do NeWsOms Tenn. do
/ ,SS ~ S a. 10 do Rum,
do & < Raisns' y Kegs Lemon Lemon S Sorutl'
100 do Chge5e, ~ ,.-e NJ
1000 Havana Cigars, . 90 Ginger m W-f.,
$4,000 Cuba Skies 10 ~ dds lincoln lA-sAg'
300 bxs Tobacco, all brands, 9u 40 81 O'' w
I povIS very 10" at Nos 10 anu HUGH MoCREA CO.
STRAWHERRIES!
Z HAVE Cor sale the very finest STRAWBERRY PLANLe'
adapted to this climate cultivate none DuS nc -
quality, and persons in want Of SUCH Wlli NM men y
and will also instruct purchasers how 70 eulu'1
viii s plants as cheap as can be had anywhere else. Or
ders left at DEMoVILLE cos, will be promptly a1ss1SS 70
MARI din e He WHITE
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18Z BROADWAY req TO- loOU
LILlE, EsqDear Sir During absence at Church lest
eYonng my forcby entered. Ny stock also
watches ewey worth few thousand dol
lars remained untouched being secured in one your valuable
safes. Respectfully, - -
rnar2dsZwIm RICHARD KEEPING.
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TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF NsSHVIELE.

1.-THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC BANNER"
TNHIs paper, heretofore published AZ Bowling Green, Ky,
has been removed 70 Franklin, simpson county, 20 The
sane State
The merchants and business Of Nashville would And
10 their interest BY advertising through iha columns e @
per. GANNAWAT q LEWtSs
marl7-lm Editcfs and Puhlishl-s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-06

We are Agents for these splendid safes and invite ne pub
Hcto call other certificates the in which
they resi- t the attacks Of both
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-06

shall take great pleasure in recommending youF Iis. You
are At liberty to make such Of tbs statement you dssz
| proper. Yours, lsignsil NJ. j. pURHAAL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-06

These safes have never failed preserve their contents aud
are warranted 70 be
Entirely Free from Damp
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES Il pc
euar and in convection with The "Grsat American Key Regis
Lock-" (which possesses the great advantage Of having
No Key Hole and Jet has fhs security e. Permuta-
ting Key capable OF s5C,OoO0O0 ehangsl They viii be
found perfectly impregnabls
sTRATTON 4 SEYMOUR.
narIs-d3m No u Market strsst, NASHVILLE.
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JUST OPENED
rom LOUISVILLE AND CINClNNAIi,

vFyUE regular pscket JOHN IAULT, J. Il. - =
PuSoE, Master. aud c. T. REEDER, Clerk have
determined make their boats trips from tlis n.
70 louisville commencing on w eouesust3
inst and regular leaving port every other
untiIloW water 18Th. t.
This boat connects with B. R. At Louisville oL
Petersburg, also Cincinnati mail steamers and IN 10" "A
vii not detgu freight, hut forward Immediately
fa5-6m II HARRISON, Ag't
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NOT EVEN sCORCHED.

The vensering On The dIaHsrs Httls warped the
lock works very VEIL and when oil Il little thiuk
4 will be as good Ny Dfs vas in he lover story
Of three story buildng with shiRsle roof In naoH-
ing roo with only Dlsstsrsd part0a, drHg store kept
and Immediately opposite where ny safe Isag thse vas
considerable quantity Of paints, oils, tsnts sPhne, add
Hqusrs The building CONNECTED win the Patterson Hotel
on one side and within feet Of the Court House The
other, With alaTgs pile Of wood between and the Court
House. and door entering into ny once insdasey IRON the
wool There small frame buiing attached 70 he
rear Of the Drug store with oils paints, and liquors In t, AID
glass leading into ny once fronit- You wiz 80 a.
once the excessive created and about IT, regard Il
fay tested, and have hsaney in saying that papers
would have been preserved Il had len them IN he az
number Of citizens have examined e since he Gre
aad we're surprised condition, and Of sn have
dsred safes Of you, believing them
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rIrirt,Y ClOlce NlslauHllI TOIlI0ys
- BAhEEl.S iv FOR seed to arrive steamer Lebanon
ID chased e9piea7-' MIZELL, HOOPER 4 CO.
10 day, FOR sale Dy Nos 6 and Market street
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SEI PEACHES
SEED POTATOES

rrrsuFLs Canada Black Seed Oats and 500 bushel
E6ktk liisbiran White Seed Oats
ahONy ts.-,er Lebanon to-day, and fer sale by
To aHiTe Oh MIZELL, HOOPER a CO.
Mes. 3 and Market street
The New York herald., 1860-09-10


sir George simpson, Governor Of adsou nay fsr many
years, died 81 LAchDe @. T.. or. Friday He wn Cor
lors time connected with sna n Hudson Bay and oher
places In The vicinity, sor his daring and snerscsic
sr, esived many rev ards even from the hard q roy
fis was born IN d. mouu,arcu. parish Of rocseurn.
hossnre seoa' IN ~ about he year 1.os, and wss
eotstqnen 10, the ueahborbcof Of sixty -four ycars ci
:se Nn,n - was very young be ssai 70 lmsrlcs
70 take SIRE 10 the co~tess That was then eons On -
wsen Hudson Day Company and the uochartcred bus
tsutn ely snerretc, NORTHWEST Company Of Carsas
Mns 70 hs tact, and r'ans'bility q speech aDd
W. .on,enars rsriles and for ming coalition, by
which the N0rthwes CemT oos hsf a.
The capital stoek, and majority ~ the oncss m the Ter.
rory for thair resident sssocias In this situation he
he ras appointed Governor of what 10 called Hsdsou
Fty q Ctmrsrys territories an snee which ~ ses mr.
70 the tine u bs death. -
Tho Hudson Pay ccnrsny was srs, ss,sb,sses. ana
se rsc'r o. land grai,ed 10 A. that the paiure ana
rssouross ~ the surrounding territories sht he lr-
ouired into ard reported uton 10 The Fnssb sov~rp-
nsn' sr' ntt unit lsse dld the oompsny attempt 70
islni VIC cthssiiors imposed upon them BY The
shntr ~ that year the directors Of tho
e.mrshy Instructed NJ slnrcs 70 make
,len 10 ccrnrti ite dis-oyas. q csp.sins ross ssd
Back He DID vh such foftt houeb zes asd willing
ness nn tho expsc ilicn uerssrf succces u vaa
undsf The corduc n HE nephew the late monss eimp
Ia the misst n diGcuties and fsnser~ FOR a mace Al
three yeAff the txpeden tfac "a tho Arctsc cnast ~
Amefes from TIC mouth a the Ascktnxe river 10 Point
Parrcw, ard ffem the mouth u the Coppermlpe rvsv "a
The 6uf ~ bosiha In consfersicn u the services of
TIE Arctic esrtdicn sp>kcn ofstovc her NASTY ossen
tciors cor rred the honor of lnshihocd % ovsypov
Slmfscn, Md Or annual pension ~ fle0 ON 4 reyfcv
ihs hon"r the eovtrnor received In 1s<o
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

STATEMENT OF CAPT. xALLoTr, OF THE SCHOONER
AUGUSTA.
Capt. Maott Of the schooner Augusta states that when
he nrst discovered the steamers ghts-both red and
brght-he supposed her TO be Rom . quarter TO half
mile distant and steering northeast IT raining very
hard at the time We kept vessel her east
by south, until q collision was probable, when
We put the helm hard up. Struck the steamer two or
three minutes Afterwards just aba the paddle box On
the port side. The steamer kept her course her
gine In full motion Headed the Augusta around
north, alongside the steamer, but they got separated
In about minute, when the Augusta fell In tho
trough Of the sea- all the head gear, ibboom andlttan
cheons were carried away We took In sail and cleared
away anchor, supposng the vessel would ali. After
clearing the wreck and getting up oresa succeeded
In getting before the wind and stood for land. We lost
sight Of the steamer in I've Minutes after tho collision
Mr. Human second mate states tina. at about hafpass
two o'clock squail struck ave minutes later saw the
lights Of tho vessel OF port bow sung out hard port
attention paid to IT, and struck just forward OF the
paddle box, arboard side tearing Of the wheel
ting through the guards into the cabin and hull We
we're now steering northwest by west point to wind
ward Our course at that time north west Aftcs
striking the vessel hung for moment and then got
clear. went below 10 see what damage done and
when got back the vessel gone When the inteli-
gence Of the loss OF the steamer with tho excursion
party reached Milwaukee yesterday, IL spread like wild
IRE throughout the city. Tho telegraph Office was
thronged all day with relatives and friends Of those on
board.
Many who presented dispatches were tears and the
most intense anxiety and excitement manifested in
the countenances Of ALL In the nrst ward OF that city
said there scarcely house place Of business which
has not lost some inmate or employee.
All the survivors unite in according TO Captain Jack
throughout He foremost In confronting the danger
and earnest for the safety Of the passengers he was
drowned within hundred feet OF the shore.
Near hundred persons arrived within any yards Of
the beach, but swept back BY the returning wave
and Ios Up 70 nine O'Clock to night only tweny-ons
Bodies have been recovered most Of which have
oognzed by friends those Of residents Of Milwaukee
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

45-Mr. Rivers, Of MI 5l-Lisut. 9 orgs Hartsun,
waukee. Of zonackmack
s6-Patrick Meyer, fireman. 62-Jamcs Rogers.
47-Mrs. Simonds. b2-A German woman,
4s-George Davis name unknown
49-Pstk Meyers, of Chicago 54-John Jacobson of New
5o-Jacob Cooke, OF Fond York.
du Lac. 66-reter waIsh
ITEMS CONCERNING THE EXCURSION.
The following paragraph sppeared In the Milwaukee
DAILY Wisconsn Of Thursday morning last. This u the
only suson made BY the paper Of that date 70 the fatal
pleasure trip
EXCURSION The Union Guard mako an excursion 70
Chicago this evening the Lady Elen, leaving Dous-
mans dock At seven O'Clock p H. Tney take along .
bend Of music and viii return Friday evening.
The Chicago Times and Herald Of Friday last had the
subjoned notice Of the Lady Egu's last and rabe
trip and the arrival Of the Union Guard Of Milwaukee In
that city
military vIsTTxRs FROM MILWAUKEE, Tho Union Guard
military company, Of Milwaukee, le that city last
ing on the Lady Egin for excursion TO Chicago They
arc accompanied by General Best and staff, the Black
Yasers and Green Ysgers, the Rifles, together with
several hre companies, and the Milwaukee oity brass
bands They win spend dav in visiting the various
objects Of interest about the city, and in the evening will
visit Mcvckers theatre 70 witness Little Mary In Of
her favorite characters They will return home tomor
row morning.
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

.ursv- sfsushp Prime AIbsrs--p Ryoxrcos Nh
@ ,cTd Ato hrcsdwo.d. iousa Brosdwccd I'VE bosd
100 nAud ~ sdw.ot N1Gafet csrty, NeeAina
ks.s % ne ~ rysy NJ. rhipr VI ross sins Lsvs. M
assri.s Hu.y r.ssi n.s1 sne ~ Fss, rsr To- cssn 81
o1oce. rrs 0!ccie. j n Knsyp. m Kssvy II Ysscs.
sehers Tod ne Nks ksv NJ iisGss nsv ~ ih.srss
sss rs1 ~ s9nlTsr. csson ssiy. alsr wm QNsil
5.-ss n-rr. 49,, 49, ssss Ss.s ". sswyy =. ro.s
~ cy'.. Jcsn Cnrs, Ass cusis, Csaksrss cart's-ol
Aaos1M \ n ys1nel
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

PARrs, August ~, 1890
Prcpos y 0svs,olds-0rord Hlsmsroton al ke~inA-
ssTsnenes " n Nsepolasr Cris0s--Ansbfa and
Prxsss-1ss Eason Qs~ticw-Pufioids Of Carl
bs'drs Landing n ohl~sv,s, a., fc
ne great iibsvHtos has, beyond Doubt landed On Nsa
polsas tsyscvy, nd F~snasd H. yin soon have 70 basus
win nss who ~, up 10 shs prssni, proved nvsebls
Bths nsunad oGlbaldIass hsys aissnbAsked oa "
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

Ths Maritime Relasiens OF EngIand with
the Cnftea &tatss-Ths Mission OS MI.
Lindsay 20 WsahinGten.

[from tbe Iordon shtppfnG Gazette, Aurual 2s
We are enabled 10 stAss that Mr. W 4 Lindsay, n. r !,
been authorized 70 proceed 70 Washington, 70 place
before The American Cabinet and the senn the Views or
her nsesys government with reference ths exieSse
navigation laws Of the statS and s effects upon mari
time commeroe and 70 sntsr uron negotiations for tbe
puf, for arriving ~ mutual M derstsndipg respecting
bclgercnt rights ~ soa and for sfActovy Cd
justmsnt Of the hw Of earh country reference 70 COLI
sioss Mr. Llnds.y starts on his imporsasl mission %
The ssh of sepssmbw.
ou r,sa.u hare NJ "a, ,re vy, s,s.,.. ..
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

cncAoo, Sept .. 1890
In addition 70 sase reported lost yesterday are the FOL
The New York herald., 1860-09-10
Bridget Foley, L hinsson and wife, Margaret oodd
Brigss Codd, Of Chicago.
Eliza Cullen and Elizabeth Mclaughlin, Of watertown.
No accurate list number Of the persons on board
can bs gwen but the following 10 estimated a. nearly
STATEMENT or CAPT. xALLorr, OF THE SCHOONER
AUGUSTA.

or these but ninety eight are saved.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-05

a. SroSE's new brick dwelling
house was struck by lightning on last
Monday morning during . heavy
storm which visited our place. The
chimney on the center Of the building
was knocked off and pieces Of bricks
aud shingles were thrown over one
hundred yards.
The damage done to the building
was not very serious. but Mr.. Stone.
who was in an upper room ofthe build
ing. narrowly escaped instant death.
He was struck scnselsss and speechlcss
for . short time.
The house was unprotected by
lightning rods.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-05

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the most obstinate in resisting ordi-
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tho PERUVIAN SYRUP is of itself
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all Irregularities OF women, prevents
the monthly pains and restores nature
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n27
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and strikes a. The root of disease by pro-
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ity in the human organism" For sale by
w. Ii. Pierce.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-05

i've speech upon the subject Of Nation
IL Politics. after which the Club ae-l
josrned to meet at the NJ. Z. Church.
at early candlelighting. at which time
and place Mr.. A. STONE was called
on to address the Club, which he did
with much force and effect. showing
the almost unprecedented rccklessncss
of some of the func,ionsries Of our
State. lie appears to understand the
principles of sound State policy. and
we intend for him TO add his mite IN
carrying them out; 80 far as his infu-
ence may be felt at the next sitting OF
our State Senate.
On motion. the Secretary was d.
rected to send copy Of these pro-
ceedings to the Editor OF tho journal
for publication.
Club then adjourned to meet in two
weeks.
A. III. JENKINS. Sec'y.