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Straw Goods.

A s the season Is getting late, The subscriber
IA will sell his remaining stock Of the o.
bove goods at cost. S. g.. GLOVER.
Aug. 16. l852.--dwtf
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Z aJ'We are authorized 10 announce THOMAS
KEsDALtas acandidate for Auditor atthe ensu-
Ing election. sr1 +919 ss.%
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NOTICE.

'EENfl o partnership heretofore existing ihihe
il publication Of the Portsmouth Inquirer
and Daily Dispatch, under the firm Of Cleye.
land q Pcarce, is, this day, August Goth, 1852
dissolved by mutual consent. Al accounts
with The firm ma, besettled with either part
ner. The business win hereafter be conduct
ed by The Junior partner, Alexander Pearce.
< lsi FRANCIS CLEVELAND,
ALEXANDER PEARCE. q
K Portsmouth, August %, 1859.
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9& El<r PITTSBURGH, Sept 8.
Rivera n. A inches and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant; ~ ~ = & .l4,.-
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Norwich, Sept ga great fire occurred
here this morning. Loss, $3.50, ,000--insu.
rance $50, GOO. a+3.- p K
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TO MANUFACTURERS OF boots
-sg AND SHOES,

ME HAVE JUST RECEIvED a large
wv stock of. Phjadelphia and French Calf
and Kip Skins, Morocco, Kid and dressed
Alek skins, Patent Leather Lining, and Bind
ING Sklne, Lasts, Pegs, Nails, Avis, Thread,
and 81 kinda q Hhosmakers Kit Also, up
per and white Sole Leather always Oil hand.
sept. ., 1867 r.. LLOYD &CO.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-10
Angola Hats.

ITNHE Subscriber has now on hund a very
IL extensive assortment Of Angola and
Cheap Fur Hats, which will sell cheaper than
they can be bodght any place else in the city
aug IA s. G GLOVER.
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NOTICE.

NTHEREAS, my wife Barbara has lei
Wv emy bei.and b0ard without cause o
|proyocation, forbid every person to harbo
or tFusi her on my account, a. I will not 10.
ANY debts or her contracting.
aug "a. S2-iwdst JOS. RlsENfIARTs
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DAVID sTORER,G EsTATE.

DAVID sToRHR'6 ESTATE. (.
|NToTICE Is hereby given That The subscri-
LIN bers have been appointed and qualified as
executor and executrix on the estate of David
Storer, late Of Scioto county, deceased. I,
lg DAVID. SfORER, .
Sept 10, fS52.-w3t ANNA STORER. 4
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N0TIGE

A tsmyi instance an attachment was this day
"A issued by r. B. Afford Justice Of lhs
Peace Of Wayne township, Scioto county Ohio
against the property and effects of Lawrence
W. Myefsand Eastbufn N, Myers, ebseonding
S's.' SsSssmb.i ) ssS. Is = DEM
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GEsrLEMENvisiting Portsmouth are reminded
70 call and learn the market prices of Grocer
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Notice.

r HEREBY forewarn all persons nom har-
/ boring OF trusting my wife, Mary Guillan, ou
my account as she has wilfnlly leitm bed and
board without am just cause.or preyions pro.
vocation, and am determined to pay no debt,
Of her contracting. VICT0R GUlLLAN. s
August 81, ,52. -dlw&wlt.
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with care and precision, in orJer to enable ps
to OBTAIN such work AZ wonll give tlie beat
satisfaction, and having before hadtlIe same
work and knowing as we do,its superiority 70
many others, and ordering mcst OF urstock
before tie adyance in Leather, we are con-
vinced we possess advantages over those who
sought. lately. Our stock comprises an ex-
te6siye variety Of Meus' Boys Wonens' ,
Misses and childrens' wear Of every descrip-
ton, We,would say to the public and deal-
ers in general. thai thcitattention we respect-
fully solicits hoping you will favor US with
the same and doubling not butan examination
Of our stock will prove satisfactory 20 all.
Poftsh6uth. Sept. I, 1852.
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will also attend al the Treasurer's Office,
in Portsmouth until the goth day Of December
to receive Taxes according to law.
JOHN COOK, T. sc.
Aug. ts, is52.-w6t a
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will also attend by myself ordeputy at the
usual places of holding elections in the several
Townships to receive Taxes, on the following
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-10

Y. S. n. ROSS. FRoNr STREEr,
where may be found large assortment, at the
lowest wholesale rates. vs.
GJPleasesee his advertisements on the outer
page, under head Of ROSS COLUMN
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TRUNKsi

ers1N JUST RECEIVED, a LOT
Z. t454k Of fthosc extra Iron Framed Sole
A3y9 Leather Trunks Of Eastern man
ufaciufe. Those wishing q good, sefyiceable,
neat and chenp Trunk eau Do accommodated
byceilinE on lsept 81 R. LLOYD Y co.
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Portsmouth Manufacturing
COMPANY.


HAVING completed the building Of our
IL New Foundry and Finishing Shop, wo are
now in full blast. We can make and finish any
article in our line as LOW as any establish.
ment in the West. We make in our Foun
dry
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
0fall kinds and Patterns. In our Forge we
are prepared to make Wrought Iron, in all
shapes. Our Turning shop is aoeH supplied ,oitl
finishing Tools and experienced toorkmen to ust
them. In our carriage department we are ma.
king
Carriages and Buggies,
and WORK WAGONS, of every style and
finish and our Edge Tool shop has good sup
ply of H
AXES, ADZES, g. EDGE TOOLS
of other descriptions. For further particular,
enquire at the Works, corner of Jefferson ant
Third streets, or at the Hardware Store of D.
N. Murray, Front street 49, B
WARD, MURRAY 4 STEVENSON.
Portsmouth, July 90, 1852,
Jackson Standard, Piketon Journal, Cali
opo)is Journal, and Adams County Democrat
copy to the amount Of two dollars and send bill
10 this Office. t .
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GARRETT HAGGy

A LARGE and splondid assortment Of
"a cShts, Carpet BaRs and Ladies' Satchcilr,
estieesissab yIsspl R.ii.LQYD 4 CO. Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07
Our Paris Correspondence.

PANS, February 10, 1852,
tn lrdr u Prince Corde-71e Orleans Family licensed
A. iigirqtorsThe Elections and Conddpies7ae Picsi-
d,,fs staG O6ioers7boiion qf all tie National Ftsi-
cdq ercsp those instituted by Napocon--Tc,al Destruction
~ ne F,,tdop If The Press tp the Tyran-. 4trocious
Cr7elp-Pr Tar bttpcen France and Belgium and
Engond-ac.si, and Italian Refugees goins 10 ipsri-
ce--1hs pvJcJom Of BodeY,-Prota6ie EuYopean Var
Formation Qf G,mcn FlscfSycopaoncv or Ue Frea1h
People fo he Quet 81 Spsi,4 SgtaaHe Lt,ccen Erypt
ord ne Pori,--THe Sha. Ceaency Of ne Tsrms-
Prince Msrst's Fppily.
The leading topic Of the week has been Tho news that
the Duke OF Kohon has the intention 10 have the ta az
the Prince Of Copdc (who found dead ia his rooru
strsngIcd) rcvoed under tao allegation that lao hal po.
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- i-l-'iHlisslsla
FINE ARTS.

IN nAGUERREOTYpE-JuSr RECEIVED FULL.
" stock ef scale Plates all sigc Thesc plates used
exclusively ny the best Daguerrean Artf- They
rRui9d take hotter impruep any other nlec
60 ryo plotc satisfaction 10 every respeot Retail prloo
fll lise SiE dozen; smaller ssss 10 proportion Liberal
discount u Tho trsAc. Address
VICTOR BIsuof, No. sskstaea l.as,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

A NATOMICAL MUSEUM, 800 BROADWAY CORNER
OF Duane street.-The above magnicent
containing hre: large galleries hundred
Preparations in the United States any other
showing without exception, species
which the human frame Is subjec-cOntinues
admission Of vsers from O'Clock unit. 10 clock
clusiysly for ladies. Ladies will be in attendance Adm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

RRoADwAY THEATRE.-Y. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
sns
viii be- 10 M o Monday sysnSS
sss i$
With % o 1S S ~ asdE
Reynolds; baSdss ssf Sss Kate 'ss
ton, Miss Kate Horn Moggy snaggs, Mrs. Seton.
Manager.-Admi to the entire Museum and perform
Mand sn ss% rfss
at s n scenic S
rH IL sn % Mss
Es5
to- eq % 81 qa sqSns s S
The youthful Giant, &e., may now be seen.
MIR; AUGUSTUS BRAnAM WILL GIVE HIS SECOND
M N h n' AGGGTs 0n hSHn Mad evening" A'r
Tfsis WI s;'Ss III 1sr"s artists
MISS "A'iA aA. 'HAs"i i. " tsEAgGssz N ssssx,ex
rnocRAMnn;-PARr FiasT i''" ~"
Ar'-Pr0 Pe'oats (stsbat m cl Matsrl Rossini
sons-Rejoies greatly $%s..jsSS sii'1',, HANDEL
hr.wpsspfs sr ana sssp'r 't JepAs Hanas
sons-o rest in the Lord lEiiinhj Mendols,ohn
f'ntasisoSnSsrtin' on Themes from Linda d
on'n0u'N Mr.. 4. sedsv.ic;t;. ...'.,' D0niaessi
Trio-Doce Tranqullita (from the opera of 81 vii
leggiator Bizarr J. . .............. T. Puoitta
Nine. w. Bouchelle Miss NJ. Leach and Mr. A. Braham
SonB-Never Despair (second time in America Braham
Mr.. Augustus Braham
PART SECOND
Basd-Norah Crena a......., . Moore
Mr. Greatorex.
irsh oOng-o come TO the est, love. Lover
Madame w. Bouchelle
old irish Melody-Loves Young Dream first time Moore
Mr. Augustus Braham.
Trio-'Twas one of those Dreams Moore
Nine. Bouchelle Miss Leach, and Mr. Greatorex,
- arranged by Mr.. Maeder.)
via scotch oonG-Ihe Flowers of the Forest Unknown
- . Mr.. Augustus Braham.
Duet--'Tis May again . . frea.nr.x
Madame Bouchelle and Mr. Greatorex.
Balad-My Dreams o more Of thee . . Lavenu
(y particular request with Concertina BY
Mr.. Sedgwck
Mr. Augustus Brsham.
a., Condnctors-Mr. Greatorex and Mr.. Sedgwick.
Tickets 30 centsto be had at the principal mu stores
Doors open at hafp 81 to commence punctually at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

GRAND SACRED CONCERT.-SUNDAY EyENINC
- March at tho National Hail. % and 81 Canal street
near brosdway consisting Of Sacred and Secular Music
voA!ist Ms Moore pupil of Balfe; Mr. uint Tenor Mr.
knS1 a s.rons Grsna Orchestra under the direction
TO commence at Soclock For further see pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

kKANkLlN MUSEUM, Ej CHATHAM SQUARE.-GEo
Lea Proprietor.-Two performances are given every
aay commencing ah osoeh in the and :. half
in the United States where the model Artists can be seen
Inc company is composed Of troupe Artists selected for
e Csznet Premier Model to this establis ishment. A
series OF groupings will be produced carefully
new properties and appointments Leas Female Opera
company the only organized band Of ladies existence
appear every afternoon and evening Mons Lafarge
orginai Antpodean Pedestrian, will walk head down
wards on the ceiling at elevation of five feet
from the ground and eighteen length throws
all competitors in the shade" The greatest wonder the
world eyer produced Mons Gregore the strongest man in
the world will break with his naked fist any stone the
audience nay choose to Offer with other unparalleled
Of strength The unrivalled tribe Of Sisters
producing great excitement by their extraordinary exhb
tions variety Of miscellaneous entert are given
every afternoon and evening such NO
in the world @ L. For full particulars each
Seats in Private Boxes 50 cents Orchestra Seats with
l2% cents. - s' '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

yl,HE NEW ATLANTIC AND rnoIrIu INDnr r., ~
i ent Steamship Company.-1he only through line for
via chasres direct in opposition to the old
property guaranteed against detention at Panama The
and splendid steamship WILLIAM PENN will leave
from Pier 8, N. r. March 81 and the splendid steamship
CITY OF NEW YORK, March 49, direct for Chagres.
Meeting At Panama with the independent These
vessels entirely and afford superior acoommoda
tons for passengers The books will be opened to-day
the 9th and 10th of Aprils For freight
reduced rates, apply torALMER l. CO. SO Brosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

MclNTYRES MUSICAL EvENINGs.-sOCIETY III
AVA brary broadway corner of LEONARD streetMondsy
evening March Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre celebrated Scot
s ana irish Vooslists will of their popular
sal entertainment embracing sentimental
humorous melodies See programmes. To commence at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

rALIFORNIA.-THROuGH TO SAN FRANCISCO
~ direct and found, for hundred and sixty dollars
The beautiful and clipper JULIA ANN, Captain
Ramsdell will sail for the above port Tuesday March
The above vessel having been built expressly for this trade
and the paute experience Of Ramsdel will
give all persons opportunity of selecting cheap
comfortable passage seldom offered Early sppca
tion will be passage
already engageJ either board at Pier & East river
to BUTLER BROTHERS, llS and IG3 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

(tIRCUS, NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY
- Monday evening March g. and during the week Grand
DEMONSTRATION fun. folly, fashion, taste talent and eie-
Jance orsemanshp by alb the great riders Two
sowns-i.osett the Yankee Clown and Bobby Williams
the cockney CownOd England New England against
the world! Boxes, % cents; Pit l2ls cents ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALlFORNlA-oPPosl.
,on tn mopopoywth cheap rates, good fare and great
.peed 1hc new and splendid steamer BROTHER JoNA-
NAN 100 tons the fastest the rouo, With superior
for hundred passengers, will sail for
thagrcs and San Francisco on Friday, March ~ ~ -
Prom pjer No a. North River. Arrangement have been
made with stoamers the Pacific which VIII
pr the pessihy Of any delay on the lsthmus we
Ints are now open for the alo Of limited number OF
eaeh oEsts properly guaranteed and At reduced rates
Appy to ba subGber tho only suthorsed gsnt for vas
2rr5tLsr JoaaLaAa, VI. MILLS, VI C9gslAait stysst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

WOOD's MINsTRELs, 4H BRoADwAY.-HoRN.
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
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EoR cmARLEsToN.-THE NEW, SPLENDID. AND

TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-roR NEW OR
- leans, via Hayana.The splendid steamship EMPIRE
CITY (sU tonsl John Leeds, commander, will sail from
the pier Of Warren street North river Tues
day March s two o'clock r. NJ precisely Rates of pas
page to Havana and Now Orleans-new arrangement LA
e saloon bcrths. s5 After do do, So Forward do do,
Stccrsge bcrths SIS Specie only taken freight TO
syans Freight taken to New orss 40 cents cubic
foot shippers freight requested to supply themselves
With the companys bill of 1ading which may be had
pcation tic o6ce No other form win DO signed. No
is OF Iadipr signed after the ship has sailed For freight
or passage apply to NJ. o. ROBERTS lG7 West street
= - corner of Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

LN0R CALIFORNIA VIA STRAITS OF MAGELLAN
IL and Panama.-The magnificent extra steam ship
REINDEER. LOO tons burthen Capt d. l.. Wilcox will
sail from New York for the above named ports on
Thursday, April I, 1882 This steamer was built
pressy tho California trade, il coppered and
per fastened and is expected make tho shortest trip
made California limited number OF tickets may
be by early application GEO f. HAMILTON
Agent office Ocean Bank. Of Greenwich and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

Umpire cry LiNE.-THRouGH TICKETS FOR
u san Fraucsoo via Chagrcs direotThe new aud speu
IA steamship SIERRA NEVADA, UsD tons burthon.) J..
n Wilson Commander, Formerly q The steamship Empire
y will leave Chsgres, direct, wednesday tho Tth
tWarch NJ o'clock from her dock Pier 3 North River
connecting Psnsma with the ayorto steamship Now Or
eans For freight or passage, npply to -
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- The new and superior steamship FLORIDA. Capt
Thomas Lyon, will leave Saturday, March 18th at
clock, T. NJ. from pier North river Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHILL, No. l9i Front street.
The Alabama, Capt. u. &. Ludlow Saturday, March
10Th For speed strength accommodations and fare thess
ships have superior on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

EELL0WS' MINSTRELs.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
original snd celebrated corps of Ethiopian Performer
sspeealy aiorms the citizens of New York he has
closed their sorees in this city til further They
will visit some Of the principal cities West and South pre,
yous to their re-cpening their Concerts in Broadway
J. b. FELLOWS, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

TINTED STATES AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSH III
L. Compsni,s-0ny through line ~ California and Ore
son r-pxtr--1lc magnificent double engine steamship
ILLINOIS Captsn II. ) unrtsteine, O. 8 NJ being now
yeady eeryee will leave this Chsgres. Mon
.y hpri &C. o'clock r. NJ precisely from the pier at
foot strcet North River to connect with the
ompsnies csra May steamer from Panama TO San Fran
sisco The accommodation. of the Illinois unsurpassed
and well known he the fastest steamer In the world
Fo freight passage apply only Mt tho ONCE Of the Com
ranies. III West street corner OF Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

(LApssrcAL QUARTETTE soIREE-ARRANGED BY
Tuesday evening March o. 1852 Miss Klietz Soprano; Miss
nshing Cenrao; Mr. Weizel, panoforte; in addition to
y Nol H. ksys5 L EchhoEn and T Esfeld Tickets 50
fulton street likewise Of Mr. Cottcr I62 street,
and Messrs Radcla Bros Atlantic aud Clinton
Str rant
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SHIPPING.

lN0R LiyERpOOL.--UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ARCTIC. Capt. James G. Luce.This steamer will
depart With the United States mails for Europe positively
on saturday March 20th at IL o'clock NJ
the foot Of Canal street. No berth secured till paid for
For freight or passage having unequaed accommodaons
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO., No. Sc Wall street.
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the ARCTIC, and
sail April I'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07
PAssENcER LINE FOR cALIEoRNlA DIRECT

L The fast sailing ship JOHN Barring, Madegau. mas
ter 900 tons burhen) having nearly all her cargo
board, will sail on the = OF March. Her accommodations
for first and second cabin far urpass
and comfort those Of ship por has just roturned
from China the short passage of lis days She will be
provisioned and furnished in superior For pas
small quantity Of light freight, apply board, at
Pier II, ". r., or to f. & d. FOWLER, So West street,
or II. IL: BUTTERWoRTH No. % Liberty street.
Read, resdThere upwards Of 1000 passengers be-
tween Panama and san Francisco, and there
least 500 at Panama awaiting to California
N. " Herald March ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

A CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED, LATE TREASURER
Of the Holiday Street Theatre Baltimore offers his SER
Ses a. Agent or Manager to ar.tes who contemplate visit
hbtions He will attend to all business with the
profession Having thorough knowledge Of the business
success lie Also engages with persons of
eSSsa talent snd travel as business
America and has knowledge Of cities Of note in those
countries For any information, address, stating terms
SpoS-pRdt - - w. G. CORBELL.
Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore, Md.
SINEMfLE OF THE GRACES-NEW PLACEOF AMUSE-
ment. three doors above Niblos Open every night for
The purpose OF classical illustrations
~ the freash and English troupe Of Living Models With
Ethiopian Mmstresy, and other entertainments Doors
open att sc'oos; performances TO commence at 8.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-05-21
eB- The Richmond Examiner, in the

tB" The Richmond Examiner, in the
course of "slashing" article upon politics,
observes: Every one behind the scenes
knows well-that it is Inrc, very rare, to find
politician who is any thing more than the
monkey who has climbed to the top of py-
ramid-a man of small intellect and little
virtue, who has.been exalted for an hour by
the tide of circumstances, who is endeavor-
ing to keep his head above water by the blad-
dcrs of Puffcry and the corks of Buncombe,
instead of downright, manly, single-hearted
exercise of whatsoever talent and strength
have been given him by God"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-05-21

A NEw4IAMPsnRE Wing CIrY.-The A.
merican, a remarkably well conducted week.
y. paper published at Manchester, N. H.,
thus speaks of that city
We conceive that few places are more ia
vorablc for the establishment and support Of
an efficient Wing paper than the city of Man.
chester. Here is city Of $4,000 inhabitants
in the very heart of a democratic" State
sprung up in day beside This ioaming cata-
ract young, elastic, enterprising beyond pre-
cedent, whose very existence is in conse-
quence of Wing measures and Wing princi
pies. Its magnificent mechanical and manu-.
featuring structures beating like great hearts
send streams of wealth through the city and
adjacent country Its towers look down up
on the ceaseless activity of industry. Il
stands here enricbing one of the most barren
spots of our little State, visible palpable,
irreiragiblc argument for nay, triumphant
experimental vindcation of, Wing policy. In
such city it is idle TO suppose that Wing
paper will not receive support correspondent
to its merits-frOm such a spot, its voice
must be entitled to, at least, the ordinary
respect.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-05-21

DwoRcE.-Among all the strange reasons
for divorce, we never saw one urged that ex-
ceeded the following. We copy from re-
port of the proceedings of the Ripley Circuit
Court, in the Versailles Qnd) Whig:-
"Josiah Squires, also, was divorced from
his wife, Frederick Squires The cause OF
divorce was, that the reconciliation was hope
less, and his wife had abandoned him from
the fact rs she states, he did not furnish her
as much liquor MS he agreed to, and that they
had been married very nearly two years, and
he had only purchased her one keg of beer.
We think husbands should live up to their
contract; this being done, there would be but
few div orces."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-05-21

New ROUTE TO CAARLEsToN.-The Gin
cinnati Gazette of Tuesday week says; "Ihe
steamer Sam. Gloon left this. PCS for Mash
VILE on Sunday morning, with a hew locomo-
tive, the 'Tullahoma,' built by A. Hardness d
Co., of this city, for the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railway. This road is expected to
be so far completed by December next that
travellers from the Ohio Valley can reach
Charleston, S. c., Savannah, Ga, Macon, At
lanta, and other Southern Atlantic points, by
the interior route; say Cincinnati to Nashville
by steam boat, whence there will be con-
tinuous railway route, except about thirty
miles by steam boat. This route will be
quicker, cheaper and pleasanter than the pre-
sent one by packet ships via N. York, and in
the winter months passengers will not only
escape the storms of the Atlantic, but pass
through perfectly delightful climate in the
mountainous region of Tennessee, Alabama
Georgia, and South-Carolina:"