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AGENTS WANTED everywhere to selltSy
a.. FRTCAN KNITTING MACHINE, the onI
,1r.rt cal Family Knitting Machine ever invented
Pr;oa SIS, viii knit 70 100 stitches per minute.
Address AMERICAN KNITTINd MAOI I 90.
RostoL. Mass, or St Louis, No. apro lawSm
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SENATORS SUMNER, and Morrill, of
Maine, have received letters from Miss
Morse, daughter of Freeman II. Morse,
of Maine, and recently Consul at London.
Miss Morse protests against the treatment
that her father has received, he having
been superseded by Gen. Badeau, who
wrote life of the President. She COM
plains that the removal was made without
any cause whatever, except to make room
for pet of Gen. Grant.
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sale to continue from day to day until all are sold
The following lots in Boyd's addition to Nash
vile: Lot No. 2T6, fronting 81 feet on Charlotte
pike, back $50 feet, or less, to alley
Lots 2s4 and 2S5 each fronting so feet the Char
lotte pike and back 225 feet, more or less, 10
an alley: Lot 80 in Balch 4 Whitesideis addition,
fronting 800 feet west side Of Spruce street and
2O7 on the north side of Crawford and 2OI on the
sorfb sid 10 Of WasbfuCton afraet
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IN CHANCEEg AT CAMDEN.
MAY RULES, 1870.
Amended and Supplemental Bill.

Daniel Boone vs. 4. Z. Boone ct ais.
1t appearing from allegations in the bill, which is
sworn to, that Anderson Waddell one of the de-
Pendants in the above stated cause, is non-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served upon him:
1t is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Union AID American, q newspaper published
IN the city of Nashville Tenn, four consecutive
weeks, commanding the said Anderson Waddell to
appear before the Clerk and Master Of the Chsnce-
~ Court at his office in Camden, on the first Mon
day in July next then and there to plead, answer
Or demur to cOnplainant's bill, the same will
We taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
paI re, as to him. W. A. STEELE, C. aud NJ.
May ., 1870
J. H. hubbard, Sol. for Com. myl1-dlt"0t
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81 THEAeAnnEille Enterprise says i j
not authorized to speak for Mr.. VIM. B
Stokes Then it should bark only whel
! Its master commands Il. sgfass
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SlCoTrOX was hess active in New Y orl
yesterday, but middling was still quotes
at 233c.
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Tennessee Hydraulic Cement

4 LARGE lot OF TENNESSEE HYDRAULIC
n Cement lust received and for sale. This ce-
pent is very superior article and we VIII sell II
cteSp. - -- ~,
msyl0~Sn GEO y. ALLEN n ~
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Stockholders Meeting.
OrEJct M THE NASHVILLE AND DEcATUR1
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Naasyille, April -, $50.

A CALLED MEETING or TIE sToCKHoLD,
n Frs of The Nashville and Decatur Railroad
0ompanv Tor a sneciaI purpose, viii be he'd at
Pulaski, Tenn, On MONDAY, the 10th day OF May
next. A full attendance, either in person or by
proxy, is desired. a.
stockholders will be passed free to and from the
meeting, by exhibiting their certificates OF stock
to the conductors
nv order of the Board. G. ". SEAY,
spri4-td Secretary.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
(Macon County, TCnnessee.)

THE WATERS OF THESE SPRINGS ARE
Il widely known an effective cure for GRAVEL,
STONE and all diseases of the RIDNTYs and BLAt-
DER. There arc hundreds in Nashville and else
where who have tested the virtue OF these Springs
and are witnesses TO their efficacy. They act adj
mirably upon the LIVER, and are fine system re-
newer and strengthener.
The Springs will be opened for the season on
the first of June.
RATES OF OARD.
Per week ............. ........ $40 .H
ter mouln- .......-.-. -......--. %.
Children under u years CT age, I'D servants,
hall price.
sH- Visitors leaving the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad at Gallatin Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays will be conveyed by the Carthage stage and
hack from Chords mills directly to the Su rings
NAL deodGw2m JAS. D. EENNAYT.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1870.

Monty continues easy in, New YoIKs
SOB per cent on calI. tC5A4tAAU41
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TRNNEssEk BoSDs were quoted IN Ne1
York yesterday at COZ for the old and "a
for the new. aildH-s .lsfe ssaE ~
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On Wednesday, June L, 1870,
on the premises, the following valuable real estate
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE:

Block Of four three-stOry Store-houses and
Dwellings, on the west side Of Market street, be
tween Union and Spring streets; No. 80, lot 1873
by 128 7-12 feet: No. 49, lot 10 4A-12 by 49, Lis
feet: No. "a, lot 10 ~ by 113Z feet; No. 81, lot
2l94 by lis feet; next lot, No. % Of original plan
Of Nashville, on west side Of Market street, be-
tween Spring and Broad; Lot No. l, subdivision Of
said lot, 20 by 1O4 10-12 feet with part OF brick
house recently burned; Lot No. 2, q T-12 by
104 1912 feet, with part Of burnt house; Lot No 8
81 11-12 by 1O4 1O-12feet, with three-story brick
store-house and dwelling No. 81 Lot No. 4,l19s< by
IO4 1912 feet, with three-stOry brick store-house
and dwelling, No 80; next six lots on east side OF
Front street. Y feet south Of Broad street, being
Nos. l, 2, 3, 4, and 6, Of R. @ McNairy's plan
No. l fronts 26K feet, Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 and front
each 25 feet, and run back al feet to the wharf,
they are under good ground rent, and
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Real Estate Agents,
apr2-6Ods No. GAN. Cherry st., Nashvi
COURT SALE.

Henry L. NOrvell ct al Aduella P. Bryant ct al
By virtue of a decree of the County Court Of Da-
wilson county, rendered at its April term, 1870 in
the above cause, will sell at public cutlery, on
SATURDAY, 14TH MAY, 1870, at the south end
Courthouse, in Nashville, the following lots be-
longing to the estate Of Joseph Norvel, deceased,
tO-wit:
Four Lots in McNairy's Addition to Nashville,
fronting each 80 feet Pine street, running back
It's feet to alley, being Nos. 354, 1885, 356, 357
TERBIS-Six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-fOur
months credit. Notes required with personal BE-
curity, and lien retained.
apr2O-tds W. G. EwIN, Clerk.
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r. VALUABLE
Bedford County Land
FOR SALE.

by VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE SUPREME
~ Court at Nashville, pronounced at its Deem
Der term, lS69, in the case of ID. v. Davidson ct
ais: vs.. Ann A. Morgan ct ais, I viii proceed to
sell, ior cash, at Normandy, in Bedford county,
tennessee, ON TUESDAY, THE 7rH DAY OF
JUNE NEXT, the following described tract of land
lying IN the county of Bedford, State of Tennes
see, containing 370il acres, more or less butted
and bounded as follows, to-wit: q
Deelnnlng IN the Borren fork of Duck river at
Jonh Hohman's northeast corner thence IL w
AS poles TO a'white-oak marked N & P E; thence
east i4o poles to stake and dogwood pointer
thence e > poles to -; thence n poles to :;
thence = poles to double dogwood marked
ID; thence N % W 314 poles to dogwood
thence 4SH W az poles to q chestnut-oak
thence SK Z Tx poles to dogwood; thence n
lot poles to stake; thence 2sz poles to a stake
ana pointers; thence IT poles and Is links to a
stake; thence tx Z llS poles to rock in Bar
tons north boundary line; thence AK &c
poies TO poplar in said line: thence AZ 81
poles to a fallen poplar; thence N AN 26 poles
ana ~ inks to a black gum; thence 10 w 126
poles 70 the river; thence down said river with its
various meanders to the beginning.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
JESSE @. FRAZER, Clerk.
May Q, 1S7O.-my1o -d2t&wtd
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GOLD opened in New York at 1142, ad
vance d to 115, and closed at 114E.
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j. W. KIM B r O,
Funeral Undertaken,

4 TTENDS TO ALL FUNERALS IN THE CITY
~ or country, with frst-class HeaFses, including
4 CEELD'S HEARSE,
of the latest and most and aOst approved Eastern
style, Just received. aprI5-eodtf
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And still how many fritter awzy their lives unable
to fill any useful purpose, because some lingering
disease units them for it, and they neglect re-
fuse to use the remedies within their reach. God
in his wonderful arrangement of nature has pro-
vded an antitode for all the ills that human flesh
is heir to- and by the aid Of science, the medicinal
virtues Of certain herbs, roots, and barks have
been combined, and the result is now known all
over the civilized world as MISHLER'S HERB
BITTERS. 1t thoroughly puriies the blood, in
vigorates the nervous bres, elevates the standard
of all the vital forces and sustains most healthful
tone of the entire human organization Sold by
all druggists and dealers. DR.. s. b. Hartman x
Co., Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa
mas deod1w&w1t Up
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THE RREVITYOF LIFE.

"Tis not for man to triAe, life is brief,
Our age is but the falling of leaf;
We have no time to sp ort away the hours
All must be earnest in q world like ours.
Not may lives, but one have we,
How sacred should that one be-"
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A Brick Dwelling,

with four rooms and out-buildings, in RICsHinn.
Vile, Tenn, and lot fronting 30 feet On Mail
and 100 on Chancery street,
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The Season has Opened
FOR
Mineral Watnr, { hamp3gne
Cider, Porter and Ale,

WE ARE NOW PREPARED To FURNISH OUR
w customers and the trade in general with an
article of the above beverages that defes competi
ton, and in any quantity they may need For
over twenty-t yo years we have been engaged in
this business and the first bOttlers to intro
duee Ale into Tennessee, which from a meagre
business at the commencement has augmented
into our present extensive trade. The Ale and
Porter we use are brewed in Pittsburgh by the
most celebrated brewer of these beverages in the
United States, and we guarantee their strength to
be double that of any other bottled in this country
and free from edulteration.
We our friends that We will continue to
furnish them in the future in the past, with the
best article of these beverages that can be made.
The demand for Ale and Porter for
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FAMILY USE

has become very extensive there being no healthier
beverages for table use, and the disappearance Of
many ills to which families were subject can
easily be traced to their use. AL orders left at
our establishment will receive prompt attention.
NJ. MCCORMACK & Co,
msylO-Gm los South Cherry st, near Broad.
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N. B.-Photogra9h Owls In great variety, Frames
regilded, Blinds repaired, Mirrors, Shades, etc,
hung to order. janiqd
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A called meeting of the Tribe viii DO held at the
Wigwam, Wednesday night, 18th Sleep Flower
Moon, G. S. D. $40. By order
i maYIl-lt LANES SLOAN. Saclam.
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Nor,ina.ion Of Raleigh 9. paa ~, vs..
rhe conservative members ". :, ] ssar,
e 5, meeting held yestsfaay 49, ~.
n'su.S' J, with coFisaa ual s
aooa, ,,sss,nca,,shed gentleman ssor eiec.ioia
tnls ~ in Cong TOR the st.e
~ ,ares The tidIngs Of this action WI. U
~ Rom conservatives all over virginia
81. sns s.n,ayk made famous by DasrEI. W EB.
sslS . 90 mis- Is a nomination fit to De
,nade.o The qualification VIII be mafreo ps
the rejection that the election OF Mr. a,AS'
rrr. witch is sure TO ens1ie, wah nos give 70
the ns,blic councils the benefit OF ms great Cd
;nseIleet and sterling trlotisrn.
Mnew,tbstanding the fact that the present
congress WIN not permit Virginia to Claim
: sssf for representative thus chosen, the
nomination thus made viii be conceded as
an useful and gratifying act throughout the
,;n,,.s of the Commonwealth. twill efiec-
tua,lv preyent the slipping in Of some mis-
creans Radical who might be seated through
,se convenient morals Of that party. twill
also give grace and honor to the listof Con-
sentative candidates for Congress TO crown
n with name which stirs the enthusiasm
and nerves the hearts of Conservatives from
the mountains to the bay. And 1t is a just
recognition Of the claims Of distinguished
citizen, whose eminent talents, enlightened
Judgment, elevated public spirit, and val
liable labors for the public welfare, are
familiar to oil who know the history Of Viz
ginia for the past quarter of century.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

House met at II A. M.-Speaker TURNER
in the chair. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Moses D..
Hoge.
{ senate BILLS PUT Oh THE CALENDAR.
The rules were suspended, and the fol-
LOWING bills were put upon the calendar:
Senate bill to amend the Code In relation
to the time Of meeting Of the General AS
sembly.
town Of Carrborough, Prince William
county.
ing $4,000 inhabitants to elect separate
clerk tor the Circuit Court.
Senate bill authorizing the counties Of
King William and Lunenburg to vote upon
the question Of revoking the orders Of their
County Courts adopting the provisions Of
the act Of 1865 in relation to fences.
Senate bill to authorize the city of Peters
burg to borrow money, and to issue coupon
bonds to the amount Of 100000, bearing
interest not exceeding u per cent.
REPORTS.
The Committee for Courts of Justice
made the following reports: That 1t is in
expedient to further legislate to suspend
sales of property claimed under the home
stead act in cases where the act has been de-
clared unconstitutional and levy ordered,
the remedies already provided by law being
ample for all proper cases. Concurred in.
That as to allowing parties recovering
costs in chancery case the same attorneys
fees in the County Court as in the Circuit
Court, the subject has already been pro-
yided for. Concurred in.
That, as to amending the Code so that
grand juries in county courts shall be
charged by the Judge instead Of by the
Commonwealth Attorney, the subject has
been provided for. Concurred in.
That, in regard to q bill referred to them
"to protect the citizens Of this Common.
wealth in the enjoyment of civil rights"
citizens of the Commonwealth are already
in. the enjoyment Of civil rights, and that
further legislation on the subject is unne-
Nearly oil the colored members opposed
the adoption Of the last report most EARN
estly. Messrs. MORGAN, FAYERMAN, STE
VEINS, r. x. JONES, Ro. NORTON, and others
making speeches that exhausted the morn
ing hour. =, - !,
mort was adopted the cclored members Of
| the General Assembly would, in q body,
| test the matter by an effort to iide I'D the
street-cars of Richmond. .@3 ;.
General D. B. WHITE also opposed the
report.
The report Went over. Esss
TEE RESIGNATION OF a MEMBER,
| The SPEAKER laid before the House the
resi- nation os DIR. SAMUEL d. .M0RRIsoN,
member OF the House nom R0ckbridge
county. 5
MESSAGE FROM TIE GOYRRRoR.
Col. Owens, the Governor private secre-
/ tary, bore the following message from the
| Executtye !: {.El .ssa4Ts5 sssss-Sss
| 20 the. House of Delegates Since I
4 transmitted the correspondence between
| Gov. Bowie and myself, as requested by the
resolution OF our honorable body, adopted
on the 10th Instant, / have received another
iceminunicat Ion from his Excelieney, ia copy,
Ioa which I herewith enclose for your ilfor-
NATION. 1t win his Gbserved ailat while
Gpys Bowie denies tbs binding force and
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UwRPATloN.-InN New York the Repub
l;cans rejoice at the interference of the
Federal authorities in the elections. Thss
Times SAYS that the g local authorities can
not be relied upon" to hold a fair election
We are inclined to believe that there IL
much truth in the complaint of the Times,
but we fail to see how, even If true, it
would justify Federal interference. The
Government of England would have no
right to enforce our neutrality laws in this
country because "the local authorities"
THAT is, the Federal GOVERNMENT should
refuse or neglect to enforce them. No more
right has the Federal Government to un-
dertake to conduct elections in New York
city on the Piles that the local authorities
win not conduct them properly. "Two
wrongs do not make right"
The States must provide for holding all
their State and municipal elections at times
when there are no members of Congress to
be elected. Up to this time Congress claims
the right to interfere only when Federal
Representatives are to- be chosen. How
long it win be before all elections will be
turned into . farce by Federal bayonets we
cannot tell. Perhaps ten years.
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ScHgsGK contests CAMpBELL's election on
the ground that the inmates Of a Soldiers
Home were not allowed to vote. The SD
nrane Court Of Ohio, composed OF Repub-
iIcaus, had unanimously decided that they
were not lawful voters. SoHEScK uses this
rnerely to get his case before Congress.
once there, it is safe enough. CAMPBELL
might as well give it up. The Radicals
cart spare scHENcE. AS. to the justice OF
his cause, that viii 60 for nothing. The
thing to be done is to keep the Democrats
from obtaining power. Right or wrong,
the RAIDS win do this.
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That famous poem of BRETTE HART's
turns mp on al occasions and in the most
unexpected places. For instance, in his
last Boston speech, WENDELL PHILLIPS said
% To borrow from Simple James's account
OF the game of euchre played by the China.
man in San Franciseo-For words that are
dark and for tricks that are vain, the Re-
publican party is very peculiar, which the
same ! dare to maintain. [Laughter.Y
Not "Simple JAaEs," but g Truthful
JAMES," Mr.. PHILLIPS.
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N.Y. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
The assortment Of CARPETS we now oher Is 9 Tvs
:, the best selected that we have ever onerea .se
urchased our stock this season aikeet t.,o
N manufacturers, and can sno" sonie
cannot be surpassed in beauty, ,, nor,v ppIrs.
sELsat 80. rs per yard; rnr,uarr.s a.
s1.5o and s1.eo per yard rrr1-
-ayE. INGRAIEs, HEMP, and VEN
T1AN CARPETS, in great variety, at very
low prices; ,I,c 1rrs NAT.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1215 Main street.
CoLoRED WOOL SPREADS, GaL .tCe oo amd
FoRTERs, BLANKETS, shEEliHos' O.
very cheap. W y
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NJ CAUSE AND EFFECT.-cold

are the effect Of obs.ructed Precipitation Inc
SYMPTOMS are so geheralls understood that nolnlns
need be said on that point. But calds are easns
taken and unless great care is exercised secona
cold viii often be contracted or, In other moius,
one c,ld will run into another, and copnrhea
cough cnsue, Bringing on straning and raekIhg %
the iunps. and thee production of tubertles. AZ
thoupb m any thousands Of persons are drlit,ns
through these symptoms towards pulmonary uus-
eases of dangerous character, yet the msJori -:
t,,,n, ,hat thew are troubled with nothing bur an
lninh saI .oid which will remedy itself and pass
ewaV Fatal deluslon 1.-The rock on which many n
iifs has been lost See TO T. g Gpes sn1 HERB
TITTERs the most potent remedy ever discoSereu
for colds and coughs and certain r is nsed
against the danger CT taxing d Iagn ss tonic.
rugularly Two or three tlmes u"' ."
oc 21-eod1w&wtt -
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ss'asrSrra assRzslE

& sTREFR d 9 q Y z e 3 AZ 6 * 3
Esr AT TE Farn, DrNaETs, &c., % be fusaianea 8
= i sgDREw pszzItsI 3 co.. Having pas~
csaaed tie exclusive privilege Of farnsahirag Das
N NM, LUNCHES, &a.s as the approaching ]
Ta,y We ara making prepara atoms to hare au, pig
for ail who m ~ favor us WIN :
IN, We shan have eyerythingt the market atl0fds
seryea mo In tie best style, and win eonilns our
selves to city prices IS nearly as NC ean. =. ~
hope to meet all o'rr ana oy QUIZ
&c.. 10 merit u continuance Of the patronage =
literally bestowed on us last year. =,
~ ,s.2.avta1 ANDREW P1zzINl e GO c.. :
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NE FALL-1s7o.-T.R. PRICE & co.
are now opening the choicest and fullest stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited In the South. Families and mer-
chants are invited 10 call and see the novelties in
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter goods may feel as
sured of getting everything Of the BEST quality,
and as low 1t can be sold In the United States.
Now opening. elegant stock Of Ladies' Dress
Goods in black and c0lored gro-grain. Ottoman,
Bonnettes and other Silks, Velour, Velour Impera-
trfce, Chene Poplins Ia novelty for suits), En-
press Cloths-ali shades, F. Merinos, De LANES,
Alpacas. Gro De Zurich, Reps Velour, etc., etc.
American De LANES and Prints, immense as
sortment at prices TO- II Is, 90 and 2sc. TO finest
sheetings, Cottons, Towellings, Diapers, Nap
hus, Crash, Linseys, Blankets, FIaunels, etc.
Large supply of Cloths and Cassimeres for gents
and boys, both in French, English, and domestic.
Underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery, Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars and
Collarets, Edgings, InEertings, Bands, etc., etc.
Shawls In Cashmere, blanketlong and square
Black Thibet, square and long; Scarf shawls, etc.
Mourning Goods specially; Velour Impera-
frice. entirely new; ottomans. Tamise, Bomba-
zines, Double-faced Mohairs, AIpacas, De LANES,
Zurich, etc.
Everything guaranteed in color and quality in
this department.
N. B.-Goods cut for merchants at New York
Jobbing rates. Z. r. PRICE q CO.,
sc 60 sSs, Iie1 Main street.
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Banks has been renominated for Congr
MARRIED,

AT Walnut Hill, Charles City county on the eth
September, by the Rev. 6. q. Yanoerslice, g. L.
PuLLARD toANNIE, DAT ghter OF the late Dan
lei w elier, Esq.
On the 18th OF October, st Craze Church, Berry
vile, Clarke county va, by Rev. 4. E. Martin,
Or. e. G.. BOOTH: Of Nottoway county: Va, to
Thomson, Esq, of Jefferson county, W. Va.
Petersburg Index - please copy.
On the 18th lust, at Greens oro', N. O., by Rev.
". Barrtnger, WILLIAM @. PRUSSER TO bliss
NANNIE &. POWELL, both OF this city. r.
Lynchburg Hsrgiaaian VIII please copy and send
bill to Dispatch. = s.
In Danville, on tho 18th inst, by The Rev. Geo.
w. Dame, Miss LlZZIE TUnS STALL RIVES and
WINLIAM hICKSON, Esq. .sss.s ~
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The papers persist in publishing obituary
articles concerning Prince FREDERICK
CHARLES, Notwithstanding that the an.
Inoucement of his death ms not been con.
armed nor reafirmed. SO as to Gen. VoS
oLrKE. Both are still alive and well, no