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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
THU LovrNasroN HOTEL.

'.E subscribers having purchased the tavern
near the Courthouse. IN the town of Io,lnq-
SION, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles Pcrron
org leave 10 inform the public generally that the,
WI, make every c>crton To please those who ma,
''i upon 'heni' lie house Is Large aud convenieu
and will be neatl, fitted up Servants, sb,u H.. =,
'eh'"e' Liable aud Stable supplied as well "a the
country can afford, aud the Bedding shall be of the
hist order In fine, We Will endeavor 10 keen , b,n..
worthy OF the public regal The line Of Stages
N,'" passes through tins place stop, at tins house
'"' passengers Fh''l be furnished with every accom-
n''o'''oh' We therefore solicit the public patro.
n's'' HENRY :. rENTON,
NM. l. Kidd.
FREDERICK \. PEYToS.
August o. -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Lands near Lyncllbsur..

DlRSl Ant toa decree OF Hastings the Coul,
! for the Corporation of Lynchburg, prononn-
ccd on the 18th day Of August, 1896, in IA Chance
ry suit therein depending, between Anna Anthem,
Plaintiff, and Charles l.. Mosby and Others De-
PENDANTS; the undersigned, the Commissioner in
said decree named, will on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1896, ON the premises, expose to SALE by
way of Public Auction, the three following vana-
BILE TRACTS OF LAND, situated in the coun-
" of Campbell, near the town of Lynchburg, and
belonging to the estate of Christopher Anthony,
deceased, viz:
ONE, TRACT containing II acres, more or
less, purchased by the said Christopher Anthony
of John NJ. Oty.-This tract is represented To be
heavily timbered, and of good soil.
ONE TRACT supposed TO contain between
800 and 100 acres, (bu the exact quantity will be
asccrtaincd by survey, previous to the day OF
Salc,) bounded by the lands of John Pcrcval, Nj
cajah Davis, Freedman Moore, date Judge Dan
rFs,) and others. This tract lies but few miles
below Lynchburg, on the main stage road, las
upon IT plantation IN "A hioh state of improve
mcnt by Lime, Clover, &c "A Vineyard of choice
Grapes, and excellent Orchards
ONE TRACT containing l31 acres. more OF
less, situated on the head waters of Opposnp
Creek, adjoining the lands of Lambeth and OH
erS, and being the same purchased bv the said
Christopher Anthony Of George X. Cabcll
TERMS OF SALE. For the first mention
ed tract OF III acres, cash will be required TO The
extent of the debt and interest in SAID decree men.
toned, as due 10 the said John NJ. Otcy, and til,
expenses of the sale Of that tract. For the bal.
ancr OF the purchase money OF that tract and fol
the whole OF the purchase money of the other tw,
tracts, credit of &, II and Is months, (equal in
|lalmcnts,) will be given, the purchasers giving
bonds with good personal security, and the title t,
he Lands TO be retained as further security.
CllALES l.. MOSBY, Comm'r.
Aug. | | tI5S
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Aug Is
ID AGGER.S SULPHUR SPRINGS.

NIffSE Springs are ready for the reception
L OF l5O visitors. The cabins first are rate fur
nlturc all new, and of the fare it is needless TO say
any thing to the numerous viSiterS who have been
at the table or in the bar of the hospitabe and en-
terprlslng Manager Mr.. Charles l.. Dibren. We
dislike putting, but we believe fully borne
ont IN saying, that better water, a better table, or
better vines and liquors, cannot be found at any
similar establishment in the United States. The
roads are as good as individual exerton will allow.
BY the next season hope to have turnpike
complcied that will cross the Natural Bridge and
pass by our door. DIBRELL & WATKINS.
Aug - ct
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MesSrs. Peter Lyon, Bird Uhite 4 n. bert Paisley.
FNtkE notice, that | shall on Tuesday the
l. fourth day et October next, at the store house
of llepenstall * Bailey, in the County of Franklin
take the dispositions of William Brown, Priscilla
Bernard and Others to be read evidence in cause
in Chancery, depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the county OF Frank
lin, in which am plaintiff and you defendants. II
said dispositions not completed the first day
they will be continued from day day until they arc
finished Yours &c.
JOHN II. FORBES, Exor Of
John Forbes, DECD.
August % WHO
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DUNrTRIUS'
EYE W ;

.'ok sore or infamcd Eys-nothng kno n
gives such immediate and com for able reli,f
u W, recent sore eyes, the etfecC is mos, salutary.
"'le the compliant has been OF wears standing. and
IN some exceedingly bad cascsSIle most ,,nc>,,oct.
ca amt desirable relief has been found in the ,'se ot
mus EYE WATER, after every other remedy has fail
ca Persons who have used ii, pronounce II without
hesitation the best preparation for these com piuints
'heS nave ever met with. Price p cents a bottle.
W None are genuine unless signed +. kIDDER
on the wrapper. tsoe proprietor and succcsso, 10 DR.
'oNWAf0 by whom they are for sale at his Couflt
'"S ""om' No. W, Court street. Boston, and by his
special appointment by
,.,.,, j. T~RoYALL, Lynclbmg.
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.N'DE'Hf'E,.

Niil subscriber offers lor sale his tract of LAND
IN bedford county known by the name of
ho"f ihfaSaht lying ON Elm Creek, Just above
Hs junction with Big outer, and an halt miles
nom the Turnpike Road. 10 from Liberty. and Il
IRON ,ynchbure. The tract contains Eight Hundred
ana sixteen Acres, nearly hail IN Woods The i'm
W"'ehehts consist OF comfortable Dwelling
rouse nearly new, recently plalStered and painted
WIN every other necessary Out house for the con
Nrhlehcc OF i1mN neatly all new. and new Barn
10 ieet by 90. \ considerable portion of the planta
''''oh Is no" III Clover and IN state of improve
h'ht he Land is offered toi one fourth of the
purchase money IN hand, the balance on . credit of
nv ~, "" ihfce and tour years, equal Instruments
ne subscriber deems il unnecessary TO say any
''i'h9 ABOUT the quality of the Land. and the advan-
taeeS OF me situation, those wishing to purchase
"llI view the premises, and nudge for themselves
'et u S"fhce To say, this is truly valuable place
wen worthy the attention OF those wishing to buy
"e'' iN'ae-and If early applications made bar
gam may be had. NN. {. LEFIWICH.
June Is ,,
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STOVES.

'1'Iif. subscriber respectfully informs his friend.
and the public generally, that he has on hand
and VIII shortly receive large assortment OF Ten
Flatc Box andt ookIng Stoves. which ho vail sell ON
the most moderate terms. Those wishing 10 pur.
chase VIII please give HIM call. He also keo,s
Stove pipes ~ selI separate from stoves
THOMAS .. AGREE
Sep =,
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{ oIonftd Z IuUllck
Arc,
y = I'm II. FLOYD.
Al"EDRNI'\ A. Az

vs. opened an Office for the location of Lands
IA The states OF Arkansas aud Mississippi lie
WIZ attend with Wompness and punctuality 10 al,
ouNlnrsS pnt into ms hands, aud will see thai the rs,
Io'I'N OF lands l, secured for those who NAV emplov
Inn to select them.
Helena, Arkansas, September 3m
= Letters alltcsscdlo hun at Helena Arkansas
Will be attended to- "
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Consumption
DIR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS.
II Nf., from their extraordinary success in gi

w j., ifom their extraordinary success in CIV
my instant relef, and in curing Colts, Coughs.
-iHhmds, D!NcMty Of breathing. Uhee,ing THRIFT
ness Of he Chest rain in the Side Splitting Of
btood' ChHneSs and Shrerings that precedt FererS
d"d Lang Complaints generally become one of the
most popular Medicines known. and are sought after
nom every part of the country, on account of the as
t"aiNhng success which has attended their admins
u"toh ia the above complaints, frequently curing
Tue most obstinate cases, aud giving the unex-
p'cted relief litter every other remedy had failed,
and persons had given themselves up in despair of a
cure
heN have been known TO cure persons supposed
to be Tar gone IN consumption. and exhibiting all the
appearance OF approaching dissolution.
And such have been the salutarv effect. of these
rus even IN hopeless cases far To mitigate the
snfcrngs oi the patient, evidently to proone life
Tor days and weeks, and give to tia positive comfort
they never expected to enjoy.
he operation OF the pulls ~ wonderful in easing
reSPrItlon, qnleung the cough, and procuring com
Portable rest
Common colds are frequently removed in a few
hours.
Although. (says person speaking of these
fls) my wife has tried various medicines of the first
celebrity tor an Asthmatic difficulty, (or affection
OF the lungs,) which At times was exceedingly dis
tressinG, combining her to her house for DAYS and
weeks together she finds nothing gires her the relief
'rh,ch reyes iSfhmvfc Pills do easing her resp-
ration quoting her cough, aud giving her comorta-
nie rest Anh tins is the testimony of hundreds or
thousands. The relle which aged peopic, as well
others, experience from the of these Pills is trI
y astonishing, and renders them invaluable to many.
and are IN tactic some essential AUXILIARY to their
comfort and almost To Their existence,
IL Physician informs the Proprietor that a
gentleman IN the county observed to him, that he
had reason 10 believe the use of these Pills had been
the means OF saving his life.
Pricc-whole boxes. 30 Pills, 81: half 10 - Pills
30 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
POLITICAL.
sU11 The ROSE Il LIKE A sra H.

COMPOSED BY BLrNp CHILD.
Ii this delicious, grateful flower,
Which blooms but for little hour,
Should to the sight as lovely be-
As from its fragrance seems 10 me-,
A sigh must then its color show,
For that's the sottest Joy know.
And sure the rose IL like sigh.
Jus, born TO soothe, aud then 10 die.
VI, father, when our fortune smiled,
With Jewel, decked his sightless child
Their glittering worth the world might see
But ala they shed no sweets torfne
Still as the present failed TO charm
The irieklng drops believed my arm
And sure the gem TO me most dear
Was kind fathers pitsing tsai'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
MASONIC NOTICE.

'HliE Funeralof our late brother John E,.ey.
i Will be preached at the residence Of hls moth
er by the Rev. james Nc hden. the fast Sun
day m October. The brethren OF joining Lodges,
and Il regular MasouS, invited to aueud.-Ihe
procession will form at house Of Cot. Thos y.
Jones, near Mrs. Easley's
By order OF Pittsslvana Lodge No.2i
q. T.. ilANBIETON, Seen,
September TO
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j. HAIR MAN BROW


BdiiiDt0re.
nTTERS FOR SALE the following arti-
- cles OF winch he viii keep constant supply
HIS object Is to keep a general METAL ESTAB-
LlSIlMENI, where all articles OF tins dcscrlpt Oh
can be had At prices AZ 10" any other in the city.
2oG boxes tn Plate, 4 approved brands
50 do Masters
SO Xxx NNN XNNN SDC SDN SDC Ok Dc
$50 bundle. hon Wire, bright and tuned
30 rolls sheet Lead, "a TO 4 lbs
50 do Sheet Brass
% pigs India TIM superior quality
5000 lbs Lead Pipe
5000 do Mosselnlaus Zinc, Tor roofing
5000 do Spelter
80 bundles Russia Sheet Iron
i0o do American and English do
100 do Round Iron to
$50 do Hoop do to2
10 tons English Bar Iron.
.iso far sale as abore
TIMERS TOOLS. TINNrD RIVETS
BLACK RlkE'rS, STOVE RINETS. SAUGE
PAN HANDLES, TEA KETTLE EARS. PIC
LEAD, BAR LEAD, BAR TIN PEARL ASH
POT ASH. SALER \TU5
lie viii also contract to deliver 800 bundles. n,
more RUSSIA SHEET IRON, of IS, ami ond
qnalics, deliverable arrival. either IN New York
or BaltIhote 1t importers prices.
Baltimore. August % ,y9w
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lH-t Stake for Coils aud Files. 3 year, oil,
two mile heats, subscription >5Oo, forfeit : $50. to
name aud close l.t September thfcc or more to
make
2nd-A Stake for Colt, and Fillies, 3 year. old,
two mile heats, subscription 500 forfeit 900, 10
name aud closc lst September three subscfi-
beers.
mile heats, subscription 500, half forfeit, to name
and close aboss three more TO make race.
MELVILLE TALBOT. Pr.
lulN Ii
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Mo. OIL

T sc II . q L.
a NIGHT school Will be commenced by the
/ y subscriber, on the nigh, Of the first Mondey
IN October neal, in the same room where hs DAY
school i. taught.
Hours 81 Instruction. from hall pas, q until trn
O'Clock.
FERNS, - 50 per month, payable in advance.
SAML. ID. TOMPKINS.
Sept WOW
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july | |

A IA Court of monthly session, ht Id for tamp-
L "A. bell county, the lth day of July lS36, in
the DIST year OF the Commonwealth Philip Rau
harger and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Elizabeth
Douglass, John Rausbargrr and Nancy his WIFE
formerly Nancy Douglass, and Robert Douglass,
plaintiffs,
against
John Caldwell ard Christopher Moore, admins.
traitors ofJames Douglass, decd. Greoge Crawford
and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Clcmons
Henry kennx and Katy his wife, formerly kaiy
Clemens, James Boyle and Polly his wife, for
merIy Polly Clemens, John Clemens, Christian
Clemens, James Clemens, james Russell and Sal.
~ his wife, formerly Sally McCorley, james Me-
Corley, William McCorley, Alexander Gamble
and Jane his wife, formerly Jane McCorlev,
Defendants.
In CuANcERY.
The Defendants George Crawford and Nancy
Iii, wife, formerly Nancy Clemens, Henry ken.
nix and Katy his wife, formerly Katy Clemens,
James Boyle and Polly his wife, formerly Polly
Cemons, John Clemens, Christian Clemens,
James Clemens, James Russell and Sally his wife,
formerly Sally McCorlcy, james McCorlry, Vii
liam McCorley, Alexander Gamble and Jane his
wife, formerly Jane McCorley, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according
to the ACT OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth 1t IS
ordered that thcy do appear here the FIST day of
October Court next and answer the bill of the
Plaintiffs and that this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Lynchhure, for Two
months successfully and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse of this county, on some Court
day. Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM A. CLEMENT, DC.
Aug. | | WIN
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OF ''"u' Immediately adjoining the samc-For tho
ue''et information OF those wishing IT, tho ro,,, -
Nessrs. Andersen, Robinson and X y amI I i',' =,
ano survey OF llliam Anderson the suIyeyor Of ,o,
'etouH County Ito both OF which the d,crec ,.,,,,A
VIII be deposited IN the Bank otNirriu,a At Hncb,n,,
Tor 'N'nla'lon and inspection, at least ten DAYS be
,oi' 'ne sae-'i need be, the sale viii be continued
rom DAY today until completed.
The rising importance of Patf,nsJu all ~
Chanan commercially bridge across James ,ive, i,
ne improvements now IN progress ON that river can.
not fan TO render investments under this s,s ,rf,
Bile. DAVID ROBES, P''''"'
me lexington (Na) Gazette Buchanan Alyo-
cate and FmcaStIe Democrat will publish tho above
III day OF sale, and foro ard their accounts IN ,h.
Office for payment. NC
August : a,
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Wr John o. Ere:
WAKE NOTICE That, on the 17th and
L l9thdays of September, at S. Il NJ. II. Gar
lands Law Office, in Lynchburg, we shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of John F. johnson,
Try. Is. Ely, Richard Chiffon, Samuel Garland
and Others and at Campbell Court house, on the
23d, John Alexander's and others all to be read
IN the trials OF your suits severaly against US, no"
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for Montgomery county, on the
Law side of said court, when and where you may
attend in person or by attorney.
JAMES BARNETT.
HENRY EDMUNDSON.
August p 4w
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u IL = WIN -.
Exchange Broker. I,vncbhurc ",

w I'LL exchange Northern Southern and Yves
w tern Bank notes, TO any amount, at the low
rS' market rates on application his Lottery and
September -
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August p
NOTICE.

IVOG1CE.
z LlthoSe indebted to the old concern of Han
cock Brown, requested to come torwafu
and make immediate payment, as it is desirable the
debts due that concern should be wound up spfe-
Oily as possible. AMMON HANCOCK.
August Is Nv
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NOTICE.

fINilE subscribers have formed Partnership, un-
i der the finn OF f. VI. Greenway Co, for the
Transaction of general COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, III the city of baltimore. and have taken
the Warehouse, No. ~, South Charles street, where
they expect IN few DAYS, variety Of Wooden,
Sill and C'otton Goods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08

NlRGINIA At Rules holden in tle cI..,.
Office Of the Circuit Superior Cour, of
and Chancery for the town OF Lynchburp. ~
lsi day of August, 1886: w
Edmund Winston, late Sheriff of Amherst
~, and as such administrator of George r.
decd, Pa
against 1
James g. bearing, Benjamin IIadcn, mr..
wing executor or administrator of James n.
ing, decd, and William bearing, d.
In CHANtERY. -
The Defendant William bearing not layi,-
tered his appearance and given security accord
to the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of :,
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evid4aa,
that Inc is not an inhabiant of this country
ordered, That the said Defendant do apnea, III
on the first day of the next term and ansver,
bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy of III
order be forthwith inserted in some new,n..4
printed in the town of Lynchburg, for two mog..
successfully, and posted at the front door of IL.
courthouse, in the said town.
\ Copy-Teste,
d, ROBES, Clerk.
Aug. IL WIN
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Aug. | |

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerkso-
' flee of tie Circuit Superio, Cour Of Law and
Chancery for Bedford County, the lth day Of Jul,
1896.
Harvey Mitchell, administrator of Elizabeth Mitch
ell, dec, and Gustavus 4. Wingfied and Clarion.
MS "he' late CharIoue 'fiIih, Plantn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08

1mhn boyd. Thomas Boyd, and others D.h,s.
TIE "noefs'ehrd commissioners appointed b, IN.
s'l' uccrce Tor one OF them) will on Thu,sd,, III.
~-hd DAY OF september next If fair but # MOI rho
"rM lar DAY thereafter proceed, upon the premises
:, '''e way 'i Publlc auction, to the highest
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4 GnInSI

Edmund Pate, David Saunders, William Sbrev>
bury, William Dickinson, Elizabeth McGeprpe q,
ecutrix ofLawrence McGeorge, deed, Thomas Da
Wis, John II. Griffin Samuel Griffin, and Gustayus
A. Wingfield, administrator of William ;. Griffin
decd Defendants,
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% TOWN LOTS.
2O} ACRES

!" III, N'haSe OF iaitonSbnrg, opposite TO Buch,
an. And also III lots OF cnnrcnlcnl siLn
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Baltimore, July ! 1
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Sept ;
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The defendant William Dickinson, not having e,.
tered his appearance and given security according Ia
the act of Assembly. and the rules of this Court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is no,
an mhabtant OF this Commonwealth. 1t is ordered
that he do appear here on the ist day of the neu
term aud answer the bills of tue plaintiffs that In.
order be inserted in some newspaper published IN
Lvuchburg for two months successfully, and post
ed the iron, door the count house this county
on some court day.
A Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, Cierk.
July II WIN
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-22
7777777777777 = ! sss

General EIafrison's prospects are safest. These two States give 3 yoies Tint Of Virginia is more than sufficient 10 elect him. tine votes, previously stated be cast 10 him. North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
 souisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Illinois and Mis- sonri remain o be considered These States count 55 electoral votes. In hen all he canyass will be direct between Mf. Van BaFea and Judge While. The whole opposition vote will rally for judye Nhite and the strong probability s lhai he entire electoral Will he given for him. The prospect is ceftanly most favorable to hin n Norii Carolina, Alabama. Louiss lana, Mississippi, and Tennessee; leaving 10 Mr Van i}uen the heiief chance only Georgia, Illinois and Missouri, that give 20 electoral yoes which added so Air. Van Rorens votes previously conceded 10 him; make an aggregate of 95 electoral votes. rInnv will contend lhat have conceded too much Wuivuu that even upon tho calculations have made are not Mir Van Bsfens prospects of very'dpubui charaeierl
 lis friends, however, claim for hin, Pennsylvania and Virginia Ohio aud Indiana. He may obtain those States. here IS to he shaTp contest for them AL. On the other hand, there is be sharp contest for New fork, and Rhode isaud and Connecticut, aud blr Van Buren may lose even his own Empire State.
 lis certainty there, Is questionable ihat of Gen Harrison, ia Ohio CT Indiana.
 The result of liis bfcf view is that there s a n,e4 yaence of public sentiment and feeling among the ma- lofity of the nation, against the attempt of the INS 10 keep themaelves n, and strong dislike 10 theif can- didate. He cause does not commend tie man. nor the man he cause. To deleal both, requires os:lg Paa'Ptt thoiGyi NlNloul WHICH 10 good ever was achieved.
 Atthis moment there is dead apathy in the admin Istrailon party rank and file houghout the country. ihe leaders had t difficult 10 stir up spirit of acvi- ty There s nothing iu the condition character of fai paceman o excite sympathy arouse ardor. In Chic there s drumming of se .eAs's raa Ra eea Gonpentson which dtags heavily. Here n Cincn- natl there has been an effort a organizations eomen- eed without spirit and eondueted stlessness aud Iangaor. kind of gaiyanie battery movement is now on foot to re-animale the Pariy TIera is to be Il geat Carthage county meeting tbe 18th day of bis month; and we have an imposing array of names pub Ilshed n appreciation ef il. Spontaneous feeling and hearty appreciation feaite such stinnIans. Ii was not thus Thai the people rallied in support of Gen. Jackson Iha eaibesiasm of tbat rally cannot be n- fused by the ca af naabers though Bnrt Freeis dents, Postmasffs ned ohef inaenfS nufes are ea. Poyed for the pufpsse
 Wherever We lock, whatever NC see, through clear and distinct medium, conduccs toghe conclusion tIes the hearts of the people are not with the office hoders An united and spirited effort deeet hcnl dof&f foot and dfagoons