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We make Albums holding from II to 300 pic
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Little Woman and Hospital Sketches. Ecce
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RIHY0r of Nashville,

We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce Thomas j. Halle a candidate for
Mayor of the city of Nashvil e, at the en-
suing September election. aug 9*tde
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GENERAL MARKETS.
THURSDAY, Aug. IL, 1869.
Nashville COffOu Rarkat

NhsnSifIe SOttOn Market.
CoTToN-The market to-day, as will be
seen from transactions, may be referred to
as decidedly brisk in comparison with the
business for month past. We quote as
follows:
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CHALLENGE

Eight years ago the proprietors offered a
challenge of one thousand dollars (which has
been repeatedly published in the leading papers
Of the country,) that no Lightning Rod could
be produced combining so many excollencies as
the Copper Scroll. Proprietors Of other rods
are respectfully informed that said ehalleng Is
still standing, and the money ready 10 be de-
posted rs soon as they are ready to take their
rods before any competent committee OF scien-
ti6c men, and have their merits tested with
those of tho Challenge Rod"
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Words of Cheer for Young Men.
who having fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS,
desire a better MANHOOD. Send in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address,
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WAGONS AND HARNESS

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TWO AND
IA FOur-hOrse Wagons; also. Carpenters
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools. 900
AT THE OLD STAND.
2S4 south Spruce ST.. Nashville, Tenn.
The we'll known and ACCOMMODATING gentie
mon REN T. WALLER always on hand to
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Nashville. Tenn, Aug. 10.-dTw&wlm
VTTRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
Inst raeeived from Richmond and Lynchburg
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T CURE RHEUMATISM, AFFECTIONS OF
l. the Lungs. Diseases of the Throat, Swelled
Joints, Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy. Pains. Ulcer. Can
Ger, Gravel. Diseases of the Heart and Liver,
Inflammation of the Stomach, Neuralgia.
Kings Evil or Scrofula. Deafness, Diseases OF
| the Eyes, Debilitated Systems. Dyspepsia, or
Indigestion and Consumption. together with all
Private Diseases. and Diseases of the Urinary
| Organs.
R1- Those ladies whose misfortune has been
not to bring forth in due season. can consult the
Doctor by letter or person. All communication
strictly confidential.
80 Patients treated at their homes, medicines
| furnished and cures guaranteed.
AS-DR. McGILL, in Nashville. has the only
genuine INDICATED VAPOR BATHS
| in the South, and IS performing the most won
| derful cures with those Vspor Baths ever cured
| in this country.
So I treat in one-third the time of any other
mode, and warrant, in every case. the following
1 diseases Constitutional or Secondary Syphilis.
Ulcers of the Throat or Mouth, all Diseases Of
the Skin caused by syphilis or impure state of
the blood, Pains Of the Bones, Enlargement of
| the Joints, Falling Out of tie Hair, Rheuma-
| tism, Scrofula. and Broken.down Constitutions
Ga sPERMArTORHEA CURED. Ny
| friend stop before you further go. | cure that
disease, and l warrant a cure My price is
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furnish all medicines; and If a cure is not eff
fected return the money.
Office HOurs-FfOm s A. N. to Pm.
All letters directed to DIR. mcGILL,
aug3 Bun 4p Nashville, Tenn.
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French Is the Language Of the School.
No pains are spared to render this Institution
deserving of the very liberal encouragement it
has ever received from the Southern people.
Upon these friends alone it now depends for
patronage.
For circulars containing full information, adj
dress either Of the principals as above. eOd-lm
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, August 12.-ConsoIs for money
92B@93; United States $40 bonds S3s.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 12.-U. S. $40 bonds
at $50.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12.-Cotton, middIing
uplands 13d; Orleans 134d; sales 10000
bales. California white wheat lis Sd I; red
western No. 2 los I'd. Western -four 25s,
T.. On. u "A. D. D. 10
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Nashville Grocery Market.

CoRN-Shlpments to day OF I,4UU bus
IL at 81 and 9Oc, delivered in depot.
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,onestic n1arkets-fRy TELEaHArH


NEW YORK. December Noon;1A a., con on.
tinues rererish Gold down to llssiis., Dnt ma nas
since become drmerend is nov Ssii' ,S, AZ Ter.
nesacG 6's-Ex-coupons. sot: new. -. Sirginia
gs-Coupons, t9i. North Carolina s's-old, i2a
new, 80. .s.t.~
and ouiet Corn duff and &c. lower. New mess
pork. S3lR s3o Lard dull at lSs@lssc. Cotton
ea< Ter ut s5sc Freights dull. -,
bsies at st. Flour slightly fsvors buyers super
fine State, sa.45GlSi7o: common To tsir eAIrd d
southern, s5.lon4s. Wheat lie. lower; winter REQ req
mixed western. si.le:l.u. Pork heavy Mt salasr.
Lard heavy; kettle, lo9llotc. Whiskey 81; Gro,
ccrles quiet. Turpentinc. 3ags1sc' kosin; sZ4p
" Ifsss iowsI p screen cent? sterliny declining
Mt icS ios, Gold very dull after touching llsi II
closed at l.0Gl2ct. Governments dun 5-2o -,
ll2s Southern securities strong. Georgia vs. si'
C1NcISNATI. December 2L-Corn quiet ard
unchanged. Pork dull aud offered at eca3o., ia :,
quiet shoulders, l!ici clear slee5, iec. L"f"
nominal.
LOUISVILLE. December 2i.-Ccrn firm. Meas
Pork $3l Shoulders, l0tc.; sides, ist1istc WIS
key heavy at csc.
ST. LOUIS December q Corn declining: ,yc'-
low sacked. ssc.; mixed white, poc. Provisions
| nomlnally unchanged.
Turpcntine weak ut 2aG5psc. rrnde steady at 81 &"
Ms2.s0. Rosin dali common strained, sl.b'. Lar
| steady at -. Cotton quiet.
CHARLESTON S. c., December I-Cotton
declining and tGfc. lower m.ddllngs' .a.a Ac. :
sales, 400 bales; receipts, 2ae6 bales EXPORTS
coastwise, l,ocl bales.
SAVANNAH Ca December 2l.-Cotton dull Mt
233c.; sales. dec bales; receipts, 319S eales eS-
ports, l.1lG bales.
AUGUSTA. Ga, December 2l.-Cotfon eas!e:,
with n fair demand: middlinss, ?2GI23tC.; sales
| 100 bales; receipts, 1908 bales.
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CoSGREssMES GETTING AWAY FROM THEIR
toNsTITuESTs.-In seeking lodgings for the
winter one Of the main objects of congress
men was 10 get out-of-the-way places. 80
thar they could not lie easily found hv their
oftlcc-hllntiug constituents. Some Of them
have gone away to the outskirts of the city,
and only tell OF their whereabouts TO par
ucuiar friends in \ confidential way. 4
senator informed he the other day that he
had either 10 get away from his conStit,l-
ents or else resign his office. He could not
stand the pressure. Another congressman
says he did all he could to keep lis name
and residence out Of the newspapers !; but
one constituent, who happened to lind him
out, published it III the newspapers for I he
benefit Of the othcrS.-Nclr York HcraIa.
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\ free trade league WAS organized in
Chicago Monday.
Horace Greeley, By special request, wore
his "oId white coat" at Il lecture lie re-
Gently delivered at Lewiston, de.
Arcport is current in London that France
i urging the great Powers TO diSarm, and
offers 10 set the example. but the Berlin
Journals discredit it.
y danseusc at the Memphis Tennessee
Varieties married young man from Missis-
>ippi, Monday, and ran away with his
pockCt-boOk containing 81 800.
The City Council OF indianapolis has
passed Il resolution auncNlng the large
suburban territory north and east to the
present city limits, embracing Il population
Of 10000 people.
LONDON, December 20.-The Post and
other Journals speak highly of the Ameri-
can actress. Mrs. Lander, who made her
deJut as Elizabeth at the Lyccum Theatre
on Saturday evening.
The Hungarians have new way Of re-
siStinn imperial officials sent 10 rule them.
They will neither sell nor rent them dwcl,;
ling in the towns where they are ordered
to.
On Wednesday last, Samuel Whitley, Of
Henderson county, Tenn. while laburInS
under a lit OF insanity, threw TWO OF his
children into well, and then jumped in
also. The children were drowned. Whitley
was rescued, but is not expected to survive.
The storm of Saturday did good deal OF
damage TO the river craft and the steamers
OF The through Richmond route ga Ac4ul;l
creek. The Vanderbilt. one Of The boats,
ran aground, while the hcyport, her mate,
had her ruddcr carried away and was other
wise damagcd.-Baltm0rc san.
Edward Everett Halc's contributions to
the january No. Of the Aha"tc .No'4aty
include the beginning OF Il scria! story with
the title "Ten Times One is Ten" 1t is
worth while to remark that the title of the
serial was first printed ON the cover len
Times one are Ten" but the old contro-
y,rsv about the grammar being revived the
tile was amended Letter. C'nc'n-
matt Commercial.
As it ought to have been. Ten times
one are ten is barbarous.
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THREE HUNDRED AND Fifty THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH or REAL ESTATE SOLD
Within the past fclF .aonths the land sales
OF the real estate agents n Frederick sbura
have aggregated $500 and the proi,a-
hility is that fully rs much more viii be sold
by them before the LIST of April next.-fre-
der'cksbury Herald.
LAND SALEs.-Mr. John l.. AN1rcwS's
farm, two miles west of Spots ivania Court
house, col tanning $50 acres. to Il. r. VIII
mans, OF CatarauguS county. y. Y, for
Sl1 900.
los acre Two miles west Of Fredcriclss-
burg, the property of Mr.. Michael NrAlis-
ter, formerly Il part Of the bowman Fam,
10 X. 7. Morrison, Of Junata county, Pa.
for $500.
Is acres, one and half miles from Frede-
ricksbllrr, the property of ID. c. Monroe,
formerly part of the Hurkamp and STAINS
berry farm, to G. w. Strouse, Of Juniata
county. H., for s., 1000.
S14 acres. fourteen miles sonth rf Fredc-
ricksburS, good Improvements. II l.. B..
Roberts, tx Chautauquc county, :. Y, for
$1,000.
IA acC"S, fourteen miles south Of Erode
ricksbur2, the property Of !lippo, to WI
liam Goung, OF New York, for 500.
James u. Quiscubcrry's farm, near Spot
SsiNallii NOui tnt',~S. containing Az acres.
TO William Bcrdiu". Of Cataraugus county.
\. Y, for $500.
Four hundred acrcs-farm of J.W. White
i'll the lower part Of Caroline county--to W.
i. Kern 1 Sons, OF Cataraugus county, y.
Y. at $1,000.
One hundred acrcS-part Of William +
Catlctt's farm, near Guinea station, to A. L .
Titus, of Pennsylvania, at 80 per acre
Fredericksburg Herald.
The ru.1,uS effect of putting land int
market a ,no,' rs the stay law restriction
removed MAJ 81" seen II III" various couI-
ties arounj IN wiz 1.-THE landS Of bankrupi
are forced OFF. \ ,ract Of land in Carolir
county. $50 acres, belonging 10 John B.Pu,-
Ter, was bought the otirr dry 10y John '.
Terry, of Philadelphia, for &11.15 per acre
Fredericksburg Herald.
SALE or CHAHcFI1oRsvILIE.- hiStori
estate Of one thousand acres, ten miles from
Fredericksburg up the plank-road. has hecl
sold by Mr.. George Guest, Of Baltimore, t )
J. III. VAIL, Esq, also Of Baltimore, fo!'
=, 200.-tTeQer1cksbury NcrS.
st. Julien, seven miles below town. 10.
acrcS.-thc estate Of +. 7. Brookc-to thas
hcrgin, of New York. for ST, 900, onc-ihir
h.-fredcrtchSduTy NerS.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, December 21.-ln the Corps yes
terday, Henry Rochetort, referring to the
Spaniards banished for intcrmeddling with
French malcontents, said g You have only
one fear. 1t is the Republic. She is near
at hand and will avenge her wrongs on
Spluiards and Frcnchmen.,
VI. FORBADE, replying to him, threatened
that the moment the Republicans exchanged
speech for action, the Government would
reduce them to.impotcnce.
PARIS, December 21-Ercmng.-lt is re-
ported that Prince Napoleon is soon to re.
sumo the Presidency Of the Privy Council.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grim md rlonr Market.


CoRs AID FioUE ExCiI.sGEf
RICHMOND VA, December Il l'Ss.
OFFERINGS.
Wheaf.-White. 1ai bushels REC. - . Dosni'
b Gorn.-White. Ga bushels. Mixed, 80 bosiei''
Onts.-3S2 bushels.
RYe.-a3 bushels.
Ftarseed.-1s bushels.
Nedl.-2i bushels.
SALES.
Whsnt.Whi,e bushels at $40: IS nnsne se a.
s1?5: 90 bushels very good at sl;..t e. 40, M,
mixed ut Sla2S: 30 bushels At sl.is--so..i ~.
bushels Red, 81 bushels prime on private .er !, ,e
so bushels very good at sl2: 2, nm a hsh m
Corn White So bushels new at s73c.; u busheis
new mt o0c.--total. 10 bushels.
Oftts.-4! bushels damaged ut acc. ,,a =,
Meai-24 bushels country, new, uiloo''''- -
e0c.
Flarseed.-ls bushels at GALS
RE-ExHIBITED.
Corn.-Mixed, 90 bushels.
Rye.-a4 bushels.
Mnl.-H4 bushels.
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The TEXAS ELEcTIoS RrsrLr.-Nrec Or
.cHD>, December 20.-Thc Houston Tcle-
GrGph reports the returns from l1Gcomtics.
DaNis,s majority IS $50, with ONLY seven
counties TO hear from. In the Legislature
the Senate has thirteen Republicans and
fourteen Conservatives, with three counties
- hear from. The House has thirty-six
Republicans and torty-iiyc Conservatives,
vita miro counties 10 hear from. General
Reynolds has ordered an election in MI
Varro and Milan counties, which did not
vote al the general election.
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EGYPT MAKING WAR.-Priyate but trust
worthy information has reached Us that war
between Egypt aud Turkey is almost m
cvitablc. We forbcar TO state our news
Will the emphasis with which it has been
impaired, but we understand that. beyond
the unusual ornaments for which the sui
ian has taken him TO task, the Niccroy's
war preparations are to the extent OF many
thousands of muskcts, good part OF them
r,nrchased in this country. The war will
occur in face Of the frequent assurance that
the good offices Of the European Powers
had BROUGHT about 4 harmonious under
standing between the Porte and the Vice
roy: but TO those who have watched the
auidacitv, prodigalty, and duplcity, WIN
which Ismael Pasha has pursued an ambl-
tious aim, the prediction which has been
made to US Oh warrant of facts cannot DE
sIrprising.-Ner York I;r1dune.
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TnR HAzELToS NINE observation-disclosures
ny or BorIEs-u Gach Chu3,k, December
2U.-Up to : Z. NJ. yesterday three bodies
OF Mrs. owank, her oldest daughter, and
Youngest child-wcre found IN the mine at
stockton near HazeitOn. The youngest
child was III the oldest girls arms, with a
sheet wrapped around il, and badly crush
cd. The head Of the Oldest girl was crush
ed. and the mother was much bruised in
thp flce
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Fatal LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLOSION
PhllGde lDhta. December 20.-1his morn
ing the locomotive Annapolis. belonging TO
the Reading railroad. exploded near the
crossing Of the Reading and Trenton rail-
roads. killing the engineer, Joseph Magic,
and iniu.iug three men, one Of whom loses
an ann The locomotive which exploded
was 4 very old one.
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CouxTERFrITs-A> heretofore stated,
wc!f-exccuted twcnty-dollar national bank
notes arc in circulation on the Tradcsmcn's
National Bank Of New York, Market Ma
tional Bank Of Boston, National Bank OF
Commerce. New York, and First National
Bank of Cincinnati. These notes are said
10 be calculated to deceive the business
community. Some of them have been pass
cd in Baltimore. Look out for them.
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The Spanish Gmnboats. Etc.

New YORK, December 2l.-The steamer
Belleville. which arrived here to-day, met
the Spanish gunboats at sea sailing finely.
The scheme to blow up the Spanish war
steamer Pizarro, lying off here, failed Satur-
day night because of the storm.
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NEW CANAL IsvExTIoS.-There has al
WAYS been difficulty about building canal
boats short enough to run through locks
and around curves, and vet long enough to
carry the greatest pnSsihIcc amount Of freight.
II has ofirn been tried 10 connie boats TO-
aethrr 50 * II make one team of horses
draw Two boats. but the experiment has
never satisfactorily succeeded. AZ last.
however the desiileratlIm appears To be
obtuined, So t;,r, AT least. - can he Judged
from 4 short VOYAGE last Saturday afternoon.
William Erick. Of Middletown, Dauphin
comfy, Pa. has Invented = sectional boat
which seems likely 10 answer every puI-
ro.,.. II consist. Of two separate boats.
,.arh fifteen and \ half feet wide and eighty
rThl feet lonr. They carry a load Of 80
tons. with a depth Of i've feet, though they
could easily carry over 400 tons. a cou-
plinc-bar, turning on pivot in the after
5n.f forms the connecting link. and the
,trcringapparutrl is ucrthls, in the second
boat.
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MONTANA LEGISLATIVE CoUNCu.-- Fuyi-
Ma CITY, December 20.-Thc Legislative
Council unanimously Drmocratic) to-day
rejected Governor AShley's appoiItccs for
territorial auditor, treasurer, and supcrin-
t"ndcut OF public instruction, who are Re-
pubican-. Tonight is the coolest of the
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\ case Of kleptomania occurred on Fri
day last in Washington. The wife of a
prominent lawyer in visiting fancy goods
store appropriated to her own u>ca hand
some scarf without paying for it. She was
seen 10 take the article. This tact was made
known 10 her at her residence. when she
promptly PAID Tor the scarf, and the matter
was surpassed to have been quictcd but in
som" way the story leaked out, and is now
The town talk.
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observation-disclosures Wonn, the Young
man who was shot on Saturday nlGht by
Catherine Dinglc, an inmate OF house OF
il!-tMnc on Dover street, was III an improved
condition on Monday, and his attending
physician DIR. McKew) is of the OPINION
Init he will recover. The ball, which passed
INTO his,head, Ia, not yet been found.-Eot-
t1yuOTP Sun.
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Hon. John j. koauc. cx-memhcr of Con-
.,rcS, from Virginia. died here on Satur-
day evening, and will be buried Tomorrow
from has late residence on Capitol Hill, and
viii be attended by the Association Of the
Survivors OF the War Of lSl2.- lFdShlngtol,
Letter. Baltimore S,o,.
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&avRI Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2.-The I'M,
ted States steamship Powhatan has arrived
from kev West. having encountered \
heavy gale and blown her piston-head out.
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HEAVY FLOUR FAILrREs.-1tbany. De-
c"inher 20.-lhc failure Of the firm OF
Charles y. Shepard < Co., flour dealers.
with $4,000 liabilities at Buffalo and so
900 III OsWc@O, i announced. II is said
their creditors will not lose heavily.
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\ young man named James Giddy has
been arrested near Ilarper's Ferry, w.,
charged with the murder of James Kelly It
Harmony, in Clark county, Ohio, on the
9th instant. He has been sent on for trial.
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Miscellaneous.
The British Territorial WARRIOR:


CHICAGO, December 21.-The insurgents
in the Winnepeg war have taken the HUG
son Bay Company's fort near Pembina with
a number of prisoners. a5 .
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south America.

LospoS, December 21.-Rio Janeiro adj
vices say vomito has broken out among the
allied troops.
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Consul at San Page, Parisus; Governor
OF New Mexico, Pile. - =
Suryeyor.General of Louisiana Lynch
Assistant Treasurer at New York: FOL
ger.
miscellaneous.
WAsu1sGros, December 21.--Thcre was
nothing done in the committees this morn-
ing.
No Republican spoke against the Georgia
bin in the debate last night, but Bingham
will oppose it to-day. .-o
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
OGO
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The suburban villa Of Moses w. Field, III
Detroit, was burned Sunday morning. Loss
$4,000.
4 committee of bishops III Rome has
been instructed to draft plan ior checking n
The growth Of inlidclity ii accordance WIN
the Iapai a!locuti1n.
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GRUBBS & WILLiAMS-l2 oclock-lhe toH
hite granite quarry, on tie hchinoha "l'
Danyillc railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-22

TO inquiry from the Spanish Minister rs
t"the rumor that the United states Govern
mcnt intended TO recognize Cuba rs hcl.i-
&crCnf, Secretary Fish has replied that it is
without foundation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-22

SSOw.-Thcyc was a heavy Snow-storm or
Saturday along the line Of the Virginia ant
Tennessee railroad, the snow falling to the
depth Of ten incheS.-LyachGurg NeacS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-22

rERsoSAL.-,Judge ]. W. Johnston. on
Of the senators elect from Virginia, passed
through this city sunday on The way from
Washington TO his home in Abingdon. tie
expresses the opinion, we learn, that the
State will be admitted early after the Tc-
assembling of Congress in January.-L. =
burg Ne1cS.