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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-07

Treasurer, CT. Thompson Collector, f.
j. Carpenter; Chief Engineer, s. Nj.
Waite; Bailiiis, Sewell Morse, NJ. +, Van
Doom, y. J. Carpenter L. II. Dearborn,
G. II. Newman; Auditor, Charles Cha
pm. The expenses Of the village the past
year have been $9S7,70 and the balance
now in the Treasury is $45,57. The Chief
Engineer reported that an engine has been
bought, and four inch iron pipe had been
laid from the corner Of Main and High
Streets to Il. Tyler's Machine shop where
force pump had been placed capable Of
throwing 200 gallons of water per minute,
the expense of which was about S2350
and tax of 40 cents on the dollar was
voted to pay it.
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died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries ncluo
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length
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Mrs. A. Ball,

WILL give instruction in The new Amcri-
w can Method for tie Piano Forte after Jan. LIST
1867.
Bellows Falls Vt. Az
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-07

CARD TO THE LADIES
DR.. DUPONCWS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.
Infaible In correcting Irregularities REMOVING Oh
strustions of the Monthly Periods whatsvsr c.o,
and always successful - preventive.
ONE PILL Is A DOSE
Females peculiarly situated thoss supposine thu
selves cautioned against usng thees pills whs d
that condition. lest they invite miscarriage after whish
admonition, the proprietor responsibility ~
though their midness would prevent minehinf -
health, otherwise the Pills recommended
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints peculiar TO thu asx
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT
5000 Boxes have been sold within two years. loom
Boxes ssnt by letter. both by myself and agents. to an
parts Of the world to which have been returf
In which ladies nothing Ike the above Pills have -
known since the science OF Medicine davned upon d.
world removing obstrucons and RESTORING nasurv -
proper channel quisting the nerves. and brfnenr -
Rosy color Of Health to the cheek Of IL mod d
Sold in Bellows Falls by JOHNSON BAsblfr ~,
Agents for Bellows Falls.
ladies, By sending one dollar 10 the Bs,,ov, nm
Post Once car have The Pills sent coundeutaily BY nav
Sold also BY HowARn HoInAH Kee1e n HTw
THoRs, Br.ttlebcro. j. 7. enr1flxvr u,unine,oo = ii
SABINE Windsor, Dr. slsznAH. Ludiow Ponc 9 Nor
hgs'aRd Lend and y "9n sDsuEs.e" !. every town.
BAH:s. Co., Neg Yort:
Sr.crAcIrs'
Assssy M Lazarus Morris cssssssssa - RuzAs>sa
yHzoxB looKssoaR
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.ocal Matters.

Idies' Festival at Wightman's Hall
afternoon and evening of this
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Samaritan's Wash.

il. IN case Of syphilis, u-et in coaJglcIuu with as
csnts.
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ON THEarRE The new and highly in
teresting comedy, "Piccolino,' attracted
quite 2 large aud appr,ciatiye audience to
this cory and pleasant amusement retreat,
last evening. The piece abou1ds with a
good deal of interest throughout, and is in
tsrspersed with songs, in which Miss Eeig-
nolds was afforded fine opportunity Of giving
uDmistakable evidence Of "a highly cult
waited voice. She assumed four different
characters in Piccolino, in al Of which she
was peculiarly felicitous and happy. Miss
Reynolds is decidedly a versatile actress Of
no ordinary cast, aud possesses withsl a
very handsome face aud uuexceptional
physique. We would like much to sec Pic
coliuo put on the stage again at au carly
dsy.
This evening Miss Reynolds is to be the
recipient Of a complimentary benefit, ten
dered by her friends, the citizens Of Nash
vile; On which occasion the fine comedy,
entitled the "Blind Heiress, % will be per
formed, with Miss Reynolds as Eliuor
Mowbray. The other characters have been
judic.ously cast for the occasion, embracing
Mr.. All. Stewart, Mr.. sam Hubbard, Mr..
Harry Everett, Mr.. Morgan, Miss C. Itert,
and Mrs. Nelson Kueass. As his is the
lsst night but one Of her engagement in
our city, we besPeak for Miss Reiguolds that
consideration which she has labored so car
nestly aud zealously to deserve, and her
49, ,,afp,g E.r p',,- -4
and an the house.
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GInrinns News.

The Nashville Street sprinkling Compa.
n.y., under the direction Of ]. W. Carpenter
has made a great change in the Looks and
comfort Of the city, wherever they have
been operating 10 put down the intermina-
bic dust, which has SO long c'ouded the at,
mosphere. Any one desirous Of testing
this, should 60 out and witness the effect
upon the streets where they have been
working. Every one knows that the dust
has long been intolerable but il is to be
subsidized, we are glad 10 see. This is good
udings for the people; they can feel them
selves relieved from the most terrible OF
nuissnces, one which has rendered the city
at times, almost uuiuhabjtsble. We hope
our cit Gems, approaching the advantages tC
be gained, will be liberal in contributing to
the support Of this company.
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We Yesterday received a letter from
/ A.. n. Griswold, Esq, 'fyc fat contributor, p"
announcing that he viii be in his city in a
few days-perhaps next week-with his
great Petroliapantomorphian." Mr. Gris-
weld is a man Of national reputation rs a
humorist, being the superior, in many ie-
spscts, Of Artemus Ward.
He is now in Louisvi lie, and has recently
been lecturiDg in Cincinnati-with what
success, the following from the Cincinnati
Commercial viii show:
A careful examination Of this truly mig
nifcent work Of art. vii convince the OBJ
server that Il is the finest ever exhibited in
this city. It illustrates fully the wonderful
business Of the Gil regions, and abounds in
bJ0Uz Of fine scenery. II carries the OBJ
server, in Imagination, from MeadsVille TO
Pithole, through ell the wonders Of oildom,
and, while IL j. very instructive aud an US
ing in It's illustration Of the character and
immensely Of the oil business, splendid
scenic effects descriptive Of river aud land,
and the terrible -confagrations and foods
abound. Mr.. Porter has painted many fine
things, but we think in producing this he
excels all his ether successful efforts, and
has brought forth something which viii en-
sure him both cash and reputation.
Mr.. 4. Griswold, dye fat contributor"
gives, in connection, a very interesting and
instructive lecture, descriptive oithe scenes.
Nothing short OF al actual Visit 70 the
country thus described, will give 50 just an
idea Of the immensity Of this peculisr busi-
ness az Mr.. GrisRold's descriptive lecture,
which ab0uuds in facts OF interest, amusing
anecdotes. and any amount Of that peculiar
and hum0r, which in him seems second
nature.
Hav:rg been associated, for a long time,
with Mr. Griswold, or "Gris," as he is ia
miliarly known, in & journalist capacity, !
having heard one Of his lectures. we can
speak ofhim freely, and can safely say, that
the Nashville people never had a better
treat before them, than viii be furnished by
him. q
He has sent us a ticket to his perform
inea, which contains, on the back Of it, the
following conditions:
The person accepting this Free Pass as
iumes all risk Of accidents, and expressly
lgrees that he viii not hold the Lecturer
for any loss Of vest buttons or waist
bursting, and he also agrees that as
or him he will not consider the Lecturer TO
be anything else than funny.
This Pass is not 10 be presented or used
the holder to procure a pass to any other
-omic Lecture.
II presented by any other person than
he person presenting It, the doorkeeper IS
to pass HIM In.
We accept the conditions
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNIoy OFYlcr,
Nashville. March I, 1866.

From our Eastern e2elangcs we learn
that the prospective notifications, by Coz
gress, Of the loan bill, is giving increased
buoyancy to the money market, as they
think that, if it passes, imitation VII fol-
low. In this, however, we think they will
prove mistaken. Weyes,erday lad loIgia'k
with q gentleman who is well known il this
section as c business man, and who has just
had a long interview with Secretary Nc
Culloch and that official reiterated to him
his previous declarations, that it was the
intention, as rapidly as possible, to contract
the currency, and return to specie pay
ments. We are incliped to think that the
developments 10 be made, within 8 month,
viii satisfy business men that further in
hation is impossible.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

A - - - ~ -.

cAHD Z rHE saw W~4s1GEuryr.
The undersigned would mo 4 rcspe.tr,1,
STATE 70 The public ia general. that bavine
leased b above beautiful pl- &c of anpsrs
men'' he Will su3eaver @ conduct &c in sucb
Z manner as 70 deserve the praise Of the ci.-
lzeus OF Nashvi D.. Tenn. He prorosas T.
Keep o First Cess Ticaf-c CoHi5se. wbsrs
an evening can be pissed 5y eenIiemep and
theiF families, without the II, SIS and vuIrsr
haoii Of drinking end smoking, or that mtst
immoral q al Institutions, the Waiter GrI
system. There Will be 10 liouo-s s-i5 ~
the premises; no waiter girls F: no mmoraI
plays but everything caiculsted q pIeass
a most iastidious anu intellectual aud enc
Hoping under the circumstance 10 re-
eeive a LIBERAL support f.om the show GOING
I respectfully remain,
The Public's ~ 81 obts,rv't.
W. Is COLLINS.
ieb2l-2w Lessee OF New Theatre.
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CONVENIENT S,LE or BuuDrNes.-Major
Wills 10 day sells the following buildings,
at public auction
One () Frame Shed, Cherry street, near Cor
"a Stab O..
SIX (6) Frame Sheds, west side Of Cherry
street, near Jefer-on street.
Two 90 Frame Sheds, east side Of Cherry
street, beyond jefferson street.
Three go Frame Houses, east side Of Cherry
street, beyond Jefferson street.
Three CD Frame Houses, west side Of Cherry
street, beyond jefferson street.
One % Frame House, at the end Of North
Cherry street.
One C) Frame Store House, on North Cher
~ street.
oae % Frame Engine House, on North
Cherry street.
Two ~ Frame Buildings, on Cherry street,
near Corrals.
One (l) Frame Forsge House, opposite old
mule Corral.
Ten (Io) Frame Buildings, on east side Of
North Summer street.
One Nl Frame shop, on west side Of High
street, near Corrals.
One Q) Frame Building, one Line street,
west Of Tressel Work.
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STREET IuPRovEurxTs.-We are gratided
10 notice that, in all parts Of the city, work
men are engaged in repairing the streets
and also TO learn that it is the intention ol
the Mayor, and Street Committee, soon 20
issue a notice to properly holders, directing
them, in accordance with the terms Of the
law, to lay down a good brick pavement,
on all the graded streets Of the city. We
hope, before the summer is over, to see the
streets Of Nashville in as good condition as
those Of Cincinnati or st. Louis. Too much
credit cannot be given to Mayor Brown for
his energy in pushing the work forward.
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LOUISVILLE, March l.
hds. leaf, and pr.c $
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In many td-ctous with wlHh NUMBER OF Ha-
males sudsr, the Roo. add HertJuss4 most H.s.
ply adapted. 10 tigersteI Uterus, OBJ NUIla-. ID.
bearing d0sn, Falling Of the Womb, Debility. aa1
for all comp'sus Iacdsut b. DE Sea. Sent ug e1
press. Price, s. per bottle.
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cinncInnau, Ohio

CinncInnatI, OhiO.-IosFrH b. QuISR9' 10
cur authorized ageut 10 receive advertisements ana
subscriptions for the Naeh-Hs tH'0n.
New Orleans, LR.-EDwiS + OVFRALL' o.
the Commercial Reading Room, la our authorized
scent 20 recsiye Embellishments and subscriptions
fF The hasi1IC La0n.
Memphis, T-enn.-CLtNrsrs q Brent are
or authorized sgent- 10 re Give advertisements
and -subs.nptons for the NaahpRe UH5n.
T,ss Ho5PEH D Co Publishers Agents, al PARK
Ros. New York. are authorizes 10 contract Tor sd-
.erifiDg N oUr pepper.
Jor, Cor s Co Publisher Agents. Tribune Build
iugs, New FORK, and BiOwn's non Building, Fhils-
dslphia, arc authorized 10 contract for advertising
30 our paper.
S. NJ. P.rrsssuIL a Co PJbusbers' Agent, 81
Park Row, New York, a1d State street. Boston,
are Gulhcrzsd 10 contract for advertising Ia our
rauar
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From the advertisement in our columns,
it will be seen that Messrs. Driver A Brown,
hardware merchants, nave taken into CO.
partnership Mr.. silas y. Macy. MI.
Mscey's extensive acquaintance, and his
well known character "a a reliable, indus
trious, energetic business man, places him
at once in the front rank. Messfs. Driver
4 Brown are young men Of true worth and
merit, possessing business tact and talent
second to nene. With such e firm as Macy,
Driver & Brown, we predict for them 4
large share Of public confidence and patron
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Hnlf Ahnsn-

This vice, which is never practiced in
The presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of The noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 ~eloquence or pen TO song.
II has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
Q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 5O3, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb46-f
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TBS New York Herald's Vera C-uz dis
patches, to the LIST inst, state thst there
was great activity in French military af-
fairs at Vera Cruz, but not Of aclafscter
to indicate an early evacuation ofthe coun-
Try by the Europeans. French trtops, in
large numbers, were arriving at Vera Cruz
from the interior, and embarking en- trans
ports. II was understood that they were
landed for the defence Of Tsmp.co, which
seriously Threatened by the Republicans;
ana il wss even intimated that they were
intended for frontier service, in order 70
be in readiness TO meet and check the ad-
vance Of Liberal Mexico and the United
States.
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Persons unscquainted in the city seeing
So OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at 3 loss to det
temine to whom 10 entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishment of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antee that this is q reliable institution. DR.
A. RICHARD JoSEs may be found in his Of
ice during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. al medicines furnished in
tie Office.
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The town Of Liberty, Missouri, was en-
tered on Tuesday last by a mounted party
Of twelve robbers, who proceeded to the
bank Of the Clay County Savings Assoei-
alton, drove the attaches into the vaults,
seized S72, 900 and escaped, after butehering
a lad outside who sttemtted to give the
alarm. Two bands Of citizens are in pursui
Of the desperate villains.
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MARKETS,
by T~eIegrsph.l

CINCTSNArl, Marchl.
flour is firm with a steady demand.
WHEAT dull, closing at 81 70 for No. I new Red
CoRS steady at 53c for No. l shell,d.
OAls fmer, Sfg3Ss Tor No. l and2.
RE duh and prices uom.na, at 7Os.
GEoCERITs unchanged aud dull.
COrrOS quiet st 40 for middligg.
Prov sions dull without changein prices.
Mess Pork dull at s23 60.
Bulk Meats sre trmer; there Is q good demand
for the English market; Shoulders ne, Sides
I34gl4-, clear Rib 1895; clear Sides l54glJc.
Bacon in good demaad ct Il, lGlz audlsE Tor
Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides.
LARD good demand st ls9ls1zc. for prime city
WHISKY firm at s. Is. ddty paid.
GoLD 1905.
LOUISVILLE, March l.
TOBACCO - SAILS Of lS1 hhds. leaf and prices
sustained.
FLOUR. supGrine s. %.
MISS PoRE SIS 5O;- Bacon Should Is I4l5,; clear
Sides lSIc; sugar cured Hams DC; country p.
LARD IL quoted at 1917; in tierce-, and kettle
rendered in kegs at 1870.
CORN Is q -oted at 55c FOR shslled.
OATS 4ic.
WHISKY, free So p.
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COUNTY COURT JuDGE.-We take pleasure
in announcing that our friend P. W. Maxey,
ESQ, is a candidate for the Office Of Judge of
the County Court Of Davidson county, at
the March election. tbs
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For Sale

ONE Of the best Residences IN The country. IN
me sogtnern part Of ne city, near TIE terminus
rste nsighnorhood The bIul ing, large rofern
tEo-story brcks nth ten rooms ait hen. &C. 800
BRICK smoke house aud servant houses. good rs.
tern large yarAr vel suclosed, viii " acres OF
iald, pau Of when Is hrsf rate garden land -
WITH choice rus lree4 part 10 used fr 4 brick
yard, villa plenty Or saier and 40 conyeniencs-
~ the corner Of The place. from uh-eb eosi- -
celYed ior burning nii~k- The property is outsiis
ne corpoaiion snd - tha-s0rs eEsmbt rom cor.
~ 1 a goo al Is Immediately AZ.
lo,al1S ne property. Terms easy.
es4lfe NELSON 4 MURFRNE.
suA or ", MATT bROENaC ~,
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oorroy STATEMENT.

Stocks on hand and on ship-boSrd not feared Isl, 100
The exports for the day include 1868 ba.es
for Hayre; ard 50 bales for Boston.
Sugar and Misunderstanding since yes
terday comprise I4S hhds sugar, and Cos
bbls molasses, the production Of this State,
aud 544 hhds and A tierces Of molasses from
Cuba. The movement to-day has been only
a merely nominal character, owing TO the
unfayorRble condition of the weather and to
marked diminutiOn in the demand, and We
ave heard of no sales Of any magnitude IN
either home OF foreign production. The
following comprise the most reliable quota
tons that could have been obtained in the
present condition Of the market, viz: Infe-
riOr to common sugar IIL@l2k, common
to good common I3@l4c; fair TO fully fair
4I@I5Hc; prime to choice I5L@l6Zc;
yellow clarified I61zc; and white DO NE
per ID. MOlasses is quoted at 6j@97%c per
gallon according to quality. The sales for
the day included 100 lbs. Louisiana molas-
ses, within the range of the above figures.
Nothing was done in sugar and the market
at a stand still all day, on account of il
a national holiday, in addition to the
assigned above.
A cargo Of $500 bags coffee was received
To-day from Rio J~aniero.
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E S
From Dyspepsia
Reflect! /! Act!!!


TARRANT / Co.:
Gentlemen - am q resident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed TO write 10 you concerning the real
value Of your SELTZER APEkIENT Is a remedy
OF Indigestion and dyspepsia. | desire 70 express
70 you my sincere gratitude fOrthe great benent the
sELTHkk has done my wife.
For four or FIVE years my wife has been sadly
afflicted with dyspepsia, and aiter being under the
treatment of several Doctors for two or three years,
she was finally induced TO seeE the advice Of a
learned Physician, Doctor Cabislls, OF Nenezue.a,
Who mmediaiely treated her with. your bFEk-
YE5ChRT SELTZER APERIENT, she began 70
improve at once, and is now PERFECTLY WELL
feel it 10 he my duty for the good Of humanity 70
maze this statement, feeling that a medicine 80 val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
;. b. e. HENRIQUER,
New York, June 2s, '65. Ms1chant, Curacao, S.A.
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The sale Of the old frame buildings, on
the corner Of Cedar and Cherry streets, will
take place to-day at > o'clock P. IN. Reson-
able time viii be given to remove the build
sngs from the ground.
LoiSEaU 4 BADAvx.
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EooNoNY-ls purchasing the FIRST quality
Of Wall Paper, kept always st
W. FIREMAN & Co.'S,
Is Public Square,
feb25-2W Cor, pssderick st.
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New Orleans Markets.

From the Delta, Feb. p.
Cot.on-Tbe movement in the staple has
been Of a restricted character to-day, owing
10 the impossibIlity Of placing exchange,
the banks having kept closed doors through
out, except whilst accommodating regular
customers, in the way Of selling sight checks
on the Northern cities. The weather, slso,
was unfayorable during the lstter part Of
tie day, and as the wires were down, no
dispatches came to hand from the New York
or any other important market. The num-
Der Of buyers engaged was much smaller
than heretofore, and the offerings exhibited
bu: little, if any, change on the supply Of
yesterday. Prices were weaker and steadily
inclined 10 the inside figures Of yesterdays
quotations, but no actual decline was devel-
oped, and we therefore repeat previous
figures, with the remark that the outside
rates were not o~btainable to-day, viz: Ordi-
nary, $1,000; good ordinary, 4l@42c; low
middling, 43@44c; and middliDg, 45@46c.
The transactions Of the day have been con
fined to l,S36 bales, divided among buyers
in the following order, viz: 45e bales, 800,
200, 100, I54, rs, l02, 100, 30, IS, 80, and 30
bales.
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E. P. Cone has received the Ledger, Chin
nay Corner, Literary Album, Boston Pilot,
Home Weekly, Beadle's Monthly, Phreno-
logical Journal Godsy's Bon Ton, Atlantic,
Harper's Eclectic, Ladies Friend Hours st
Home, and spsre Hours MoRihlies for
March, late New York, Chicago, ST. Louis,
Phnldslphis, knoxville, Chattanooga and
NashYins d~silies.
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Have you seen the new styles Of Wall
Paper at W. FREENaS's & Cos.
Is. Pub. Square, Corner Deadrick st.
feb.25-2w.
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At a late hour last Friday night, JoHS
SHEAR, a prominent citizen Of Columbus,
Kentucky, accompanied by several COM
panions, went to a house Of il-fame, in
that city, with the intention of pulling an
acquaintance, named LANDRUN, out Of bed.
They carried their design into execution;
but, as the room was dark, LINDRUN did
not recognize his friends, and, setting q
pistol, fred into the crowd, killing SHEAR
alIoost Instantly, the ball entering pne side
and passing out on the other.
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HENRY Il JOHN PARET, Jr,
IS CHAMBERS STREET,
NV YORK,
Manufacturers and JObbsrs
or
CT . Il II ~ ca
A Lsrge Stock adapted 70 Southern Trade.
jaul4-5m


NASHVILLE. Tsss De- 20. Isl-
nROPEEIF osrers on Church Street 90 Tine
street. fetaeen Sumner and college. rlI .a
Chauy street, between Church aud ceiar are lala-
bY notified 30 contrast stlHe curtfuE rlI stone a1I
brick pavement Wh-rever g. 10 rerIr-I, ac.1IdIrs
70 The speci6cslons and grades v.lcn EI b. fur.
ulshsd b the CITY LGgncer. 20 -sld u0rE 3 roe
commenced within tcu days from thls date. aud
pushed RAPIDLY % romristCEs The C.lfra.tlr Er
ne street work uul BE- u1ungu 90 Construct aarf
curbing, he eHpenss " shlch VII 10 charged 4,
TIE properly oEners
dssaH ". MATT. BROWN. M,yor