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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
PAPERISG AND PAINTING.

TTyHE undersigned, thankful 70 the citizens Of
u jefferson Tor the lIber1 patronage extended 10
him In his line Of business respectfully gives notice
that be has made special arrangements % execute
ever description Of
PAPERING, AND PAINTING,
EITRra PLAIx on GnAIsIsa, MARnIIxs, &C.,
At The shortest notice and on The most reasonable
1erm4 In quality or style Of his workmanship be
Il willing thai his work itself shall Be his recon-
inendaion and therefore refers 70 The work executed
Al the residences Of
Da. @. r M1son, " w. MDoRE,
4. n CARrER and j. w BELIER,
CharlestcWB and he Graining al the residence Of
Z Mr. Lewis w Washfngsan4
His terms ale most reasonable, and By prompt
ness and fidelity TO those who patronize him, he
hopes 10 receive liberal share OF encouragement
lie will execute any description Of Work in his
line when desired, In any part Of ibis The neigh
boring counties. WILLIAM KIMES
Charesiawn, April %, I652-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS.

THIS healthy and fashionable watering place,
Il situated AZ the base of SPUR of the Blue
Ridge Mountain, IN the County Of Jefferson, five
miles South Of Charlestown, will be opened Tor the
eceriiian- At sfiatogTyTT, sTyFne,
under the superintendance OF the undersigned, who
will use every Effort in his power 10 render il one
of the most attractive and agreeable watering pla-
ces in Virginia.
The Cars from the Atlantic Cities OF Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore and also
from the cities Of Washington, Georgetown, Alex
andria, Fredericksburg and Richmond, will convey
passengers in, q few hours TO Charlestown, from
which place the Proprietor wifi convey them in
COACHES over good road and through beau
nful country 1.-THE Springs.
The Analysis made by n. De Butts from 100
grains of the water ahbrdedg
CD grains Of sulphate Of pgrain muriate Of Mag
Lime; nesia;
I0i grains carbonate pf grain muriate of Soda
Lime; $40 grains of Suphate
Of Magpesia, Epson ITO grains Of carbonate
Salts); of Iron;
Therefore the Shannondale Water may be ju lily
and properly classed with The saline chalybeates
combination of the most valuable medicinal quail
titles 10 the Whale rarge Of mincra! waters.
TEE TABLE,
as heretofore shall recommend itself; upon which
wiz always he found the best valley and mountain
mutton Roast scef &c; togetheE with all other
Injuries which the rich Valley Of Virginia affords
G. w SAPPiNGTON,
Proprietor Shannondale Springs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

Wm. D. GiIxenzoa qualified IS Higl. sheria Of Fred
eF;ck coaaty d Monday week. HIS Deputies are John
ii. Gilkrnsoa an N. CaTtnel. Iattero whog1raes
n lie Nor;Aera part d dc county, including The OLD
paeAtoufn district Henry J. AIeDaaisl succeeds Mr.
Jcses IN the jail B'iarhests Rspublieaa,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
WIN. IT. DAUGHERTY,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

HARPEKeiS- F'ERlRY IA,
PRACTICES In the Courts of this and the adj
II joining Counties. and will take Aifidarils
anywhere ID jefferson County; and win also pro
test foreign bills Of exchange.
Feb d 1851 cfTrit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
SaddIerY & Harness Making.
Cash for Negroes.

FTyHE subscrfbes IS anxious 10 purchase large
il number Of Negroes, of both sexes, sound and
likely Persons having Negroes to dispose OF, VII
tito their interest 10 give him call before sell
ing, as he will pagjthe rory kigieSt eesl pricssi
He IAN heseen atthe Berkeley Courts at Martins
burg, on tAesl Monday, and at Berryville the4th
Monday ii each month: and usually at his residence
in Charlestown.
tended to. WM CROW.
Charles,own Feb. ~ ls4S-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
no ARD LICK.
HARDY UNITE SULPHUR spRIvd

=. HARDY H-HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
HyHIS Watering Place will be openAfor the re-
j. ception of Visitors on the Sd day IN July
Every attention will be paid and every thing done
10 render visitors9comfortabl and to make their
time pass pleasantly
RquTg-From Eastern Cities via Winchester
per Car, then Stage to Capon, where conveyance
will he in readiness TO convey passengers to White
Sai.....ur. SAML M. MULLEN.
Jnlv IS52-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
The Bank Of the Union. ]

/, (Broscas Marble building, Washington, D.sc.)
DISCOUNTS and COLLECTS DRAFTS on
IL the OYERNMENT; buys and sells Stocks
on Commission; deals in all kinds Of Uncurrenl
Money, and sells DRAFTS and CHECKS on the
pal eites OF the Union at moderate rates
commission Of en' 9ge fagrtR .ef cent charged for
all collections, and returns made promptly
r. II. GALLAHER, President.
S. w. MARSH Cashier. [March IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Corner Of King 50. and NE Public Square,
n1ARTINsRuRa. va.

q nTARTINsBURo. VA.
TINE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks 10
Il her friends and the public, for their past lihe-
raj encouragement, and respectfully solicits con-
tnnanee Of the same. Her house is about to I'M
tergo thorough repair and she pledges herself
that nothing shall BE- wanting to make the United
States Hotel pleasant and agreeable home 10 the
traveller and guest MARY ODEN.a
April 8, ls52-fi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
War DeeIared against Cuba.

WI DT0I9l TI q, d4sISI VU0ds
ONCE III the ca1rse of human events, &C., &c.
~ ii becomes necessary that every man should
follow some vocation, whereby 10 gain an honest
livelihood therefore will hereby declare and make
knowa 10 generous public, that am now carry
ing on the
SaddIery & Harness Making,
in all Of lis various branches, and am prepared to
put up as good WORK and at as short notice, and on
as accommodating terms, as any one in The State Of
Virgiaias Come Sns come all and see me before
purchasing and 4 isill do you good.
HEDES-The highest cash price paid for all
kinds Of Green and Cured Hides.
EDWARD SMITH,
Harpers- Ferry Oct o. 1851 High street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
yVM. YALI1.
I'eafs Avenue, bcf,cesp 9tb.and i0th Streets
Z (Nextto Mr.. Shanks Iron BuildIng9
WashingtOn,aD. e..

PeaH Aeenae, bez,ce;i oth;jdad loM Streets,
4 (Nextto Mr.. Shanks Iron Building,9
Washington,1D. e..
), YTT0ULD respectfully say toihe citizens Of JEFF
RyTferson and the Valley generally, that he has
enlarged and extended his Clothing Establishment,
making il one Of the largest and most extensive
Clothing Depots In this paft of the country
MIS- extent stwo floors, running 100 feet deep, and
employing from IS 10 100 hands, thereby giving
employment our own mechanics and sempsresses
and tiIering goods low as they can be bought at
the Aorlk.
lam prepared to make 10 order, the most fashion
able nd.elegdnt assortment of
CLOTHS. CfSSflfERES AND pEaSTINGS,
TO be found in this city at prices as low those
bought atthe cheapest ready, made store in Wash
ington, and of superior make and finish. In tex
ture and quality, AL MY goods will compare with
any Merchant Taors in the District and at much
less cpss, as my desire sto do permanent custom
trade, am determined 10 give entire satisfaction,
and all goods purchased II not found to be as rep.
resented, a liberal deducAien viii be made
All Clothing made 10 order, will be cheerfully
takvnback if found nos 10 suit
Constantly on hand large. general and complete
assortment Of Ready-nade Clothing at prices to
suit the times.
Also at my Establishment three doors East Of the
,Natiuaa Hotel.
The citizens OF Jefferson and the Valley, visiting
Washington, are respectfully invited 10 give me
call, rs feel confident they will be amply repaid.
March rs, iSJ2--iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
no TIE PUBLIC.

TN conner An with my business IS Constable
4 .,.S<< nv services as AUCTfONEER IN his
III Sc - county-ihose disposed to patronise me
:21 Re1Te word with The editor or write tome at
Choficsroun Jefferson county. Va. All business
viii b promptly attended g. g, -, <.s...,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
YDTHCE.

VTINCINHEELEsR 4 LETORT having dis
Y continued the Saddle and Harness Making
business in Charlesiewn. respectfully request that
all persons indebted TO them would call immediate
lyupon c. G BR5Ga, who has their accounts, and
settle the same j. Vincinheller, still carries on
the above named business in all its Manches in
MartinsbuFg, where he will be happy to fill all or
ders from JefIersonand adjoining counties. Orders
left With LIN Carter in Charlesiown, shall receive
prompt attention, as well as all others.
/ Januaryf Is IS52.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
ixrEkEsTfxc PoLIrlcAI. uonnks.
DENCE.


The Phlsburg Despatch makes ilseifFespossibls
for The following jsu 4esPvif.
BY tho Grape-vine Telegraph Line, n
connection with tie Virginia Fence and Ma
son aud Dixon,s Line; we have. received the
following interesting correspendence--SfA far,
ahead of the foremast'-which we hasten 70
lay before our readers
WHEATLANp, june 5, 1859.
Dear Cass What * the matter n
the hour Of trouble-and, alas, 6f my tsiba-
lation, too--am l forgotten Your hnf
continued silence makes mo fear lam. Be-
leye me, friend Lewis, Il
My heal, in desclale Eclipse.
With recollection teemsi
And on | ask with trembling lif4
Dost thou remember JgeMgs
Dear and lamented Quintuple, We sss
both beaten, and like the Egyptian lh1hg.
my dead and buried, but net yel en-
balmed.' pair of old coats, where are Mar
cy's pants p We are laid, aside forever.
When | remember alr'-the 'moniJ I
spent, the letters have written 10 Aver Of
the peculiar institutions of the South, - the
hungry bellies have filed, and the flowing
bumpers have caused my followers TO quaf,
begin to detcst the unwashed democracy,
and almost wish with the Roman Emperor,
kyou know, dear Lew, l was always little
classical , that mankind had but one single
head. in order that might sever il at . sin.
gle blow. Alas alas that the rose Of Lane
caster should, after sweetly blooming in
May, be blghted BY the frosts Of june, and
-one alas, only-that the great Michigan
der is gone goose forever and ever. It is,
our manifest destiny to live ia retire
ment, and die in obscurity Seine future
Gray, pregnant with funeral FIRE, from be-
meath the weeping willows Of bis village
churchy yard, viii, doubtless, weave together
q joint epitaph, somewhat like the following:
Here lies old CAss and JIMMY Buck,
BY foes to earth unimely struck;
Deserted by their former toadies,
They sleep in dealh--alas, old Ibgiesf
Hereafter, my dear Lewis, Isshall estheT
politics, take unto myself wife, and, far re-
moved from the crowds ignoble strife, en-
deavor to find peace and happiness in raising
pigs poultry and potatoes. When was
Secretary Of State, often wrote to persons
for whom had no great esteem, with a.
surances of distinguished consideration,
remain, yours, truly BUCHANAN.
p S.-Frank1in Pierce is no lumihary,
and VIM. r. King is prince. Buck.
/ /,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
Hats /! Hats Z! Hats III!

csTRANGERS visiting the city, viii cn
= find /, 10 their advantage 10 give
McP4fAIL = BROTHER's. -
ra2 BALTIMORE ST., nert % Clipper QGee.
ASSBRIMENTo &CAPS,
n, Examination before purchasing They are de-
}ermincd 10 sell low for CASH, Or on reasonable
f<rms 10 those who buy 70 SELL
Country Merchants and Hatiers. will always
ind OUR HATS Of The Latest Style. We are al
q Misunderstanding HAS IN the Rough. to which We
inxilS he attention Of Country Hasters.
rf&rek 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

7fss.A r;ch scene was enacted at aiate Democratic
Ratifsati0a meeting in Orange county, in this siate-
Ia the r,sst Of the rcioicngs, introduced de
Jordan Hatcher case WHICH threw The whole concern
I'M, rolislal eonsrlsinnsk Col. John woolfk figured
On he occasion. lie was considerably disszanied
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
Two Hmndrrd Hseall,s. Tsaner.

OATH Post guiltedge and plain; Letters Cap,
ID Post Office Envelope and Wrapping Paper Of
all descriptions; Bonnet Boards, &c.sinst received
and for sale cheap by G. r. CCFFROTH,
April %. Opposite the Court. House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

H2EsE 40 boxes Cheese jsss g! FsssiEs sn y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY or NEW orsLE

0F TILE CONS0LIDATEU CLTHfU fUf NAw ~ Vte''A'NH1sr,
e Louisiana Interior.
CRors.The plaquemne Sentinel Of the 10th inst has
the following items
NEw SuoAR.-A sample of new sugar has been shown
u.s. just made The plantation Of Michael Heber which
the most beautiful certainly that ever recoIect 70
hsve seen. We are judge only from appearance but
think that such description Of sugar will assuredy rank
as g choice.D y IS
MAxNo SuGAsSeyeralo of the Planters In the vicinity
Of our town have commenced rolling within the last few
days and have doubt that the whole force Of Iber-
vile will be in operation in few weeks more On 6rosce
Tete, Mrs. Wotfolk and Hotard Labauvc commenced
few days Since Slack others have this doubt
Less got their fres and engines under full head
Cot. u; s. Lycss-The FeIiciana Democrat says: It
becomes painful duty record the death Of this
genteman which occurred Saturday evening the 9th
inst lie buried Sunday evening, the 10Th inst
with all tho soenities Of the Odd Fellow and
orders He long and favofably known in this COM
munity lawyer Of fine talents and great ability At
the time Of his DEATH he States Attorney for the I
Judicial District tho duties Of which Office be discharged
for number Of years. with iess credit 70 himself than
justice to the public interests. ~ j
tinel Of the 10th says: III 4
1t will be seen by reference to the police jury pr
ings that liberal appropriations have been made to a
Crosse Tdte road from Indinn Village TO the Portage
will be perceived likewisewheh will add much 70 thu
value Of that dourishipg regonthat road is 70 bs
opened the East bank Of Bayou Groese Yete, making
anothsr road district for which Mr. p Sugg was elected
Commissioner. ~ t3Gtlis q
Centenary College, ~ Jackson Louisiana ON the stl
day of Its present session. had entered III students
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19
SLAVES.
Ric5s,s Safes U,s,-iUaEce1.

Y.7 EDeErlKLp CouRr-HoUsE, s. G., August 1852
STEARNS MARTIN, Successors Rich Co.. Nc las
Water street. NewYok is with great pleasure r I ws
three JAIL preserved all books and one
your SAFES purchased from your agent IN Charles
NJ Hatch. This stores built of pitch pine and the
truly terrific The crowd present rdicued the idea Of
thing lost confidence the Se
upon day. the Of those who witnessed the
side the Safe perfect and without asan except what arose from the
Yours respectfully, WILLIAMS d CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity 81
CO.'S SAFES fire when it is considered that tins
among many articles be its
in either Of the recent great fes In peait
Cheohe Ohio; Wetumpka, Ala. Rodney Miss uEdgsheld
G.. hat the cost SINCE THE RE
DCTiON PRCES) proportion to the value oil such
reliable depository books iewey money and other 81 sm,
articles The snhscrbe sole this city Of the
for sale large stock and good aortmeh Of RC
cos SALAMANDER SAFES, and prepared by the te
the respectable merchants this and ohet
Cities confidence be placed the article under
cnrnaances. lSAAC bhlDGE, 80
{sepg0 d4WH ~ Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19
Worlds Safe Company.

'1i1I HpUoiRV1oh. VI oaho - ~, CO..
entire principle We kr form case or rack
plates around which
chilling tie liquid metal and making mpen
siedge 70 the scientific only say Nature
Mechanic strapa for the
with perhaps less effort than required
put Neither element make an impress
We hestase not saying that these Safes ssnred With
only really depository other
bes We further thereis security o. the popular
They all the work OF mechar
often broken into, as experience has demonstrated.
bis Conpany SAF ES
BANK VAULTS Of for Banking Mercantile
which warranted Drand Powdi
Proof secured with Lilies Bank Locks. =
Safes together with Day NEWELL
Panu:opc SANK Lock-
ii at C, PETTEES AGENT ~ Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19
D OUCH AND READY LINE AIAsae
Al OF nAINIRIISEs-NEM ROUTE On fsfezzsefz1sSs1ah

will commence route,
Canal Chatres streets the
Espnade aree ra Said omnibuses will
pass each every
Rampant Carriages do will leave between the quarter
hours, ollows lE.ta.
First carriage Paucbe and Espannde 10 mn to
Jast do NJ.
Fi,st a. Canal and Charities do past
Lastho ..tv pass
drivers. Cash cents. =,
f No smoking inside the carriages the steps,
Passengers having complain Of the drivers will
by Omnibus and reporting as II ia
our carriages such will saisfc-
those who favor with their patronage ~ -, ,,o
ty -1I r.. j. b..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

new steamer to be called the Atlanta is about to b
constructed at NewYok to run in connection with th
Florida, Alabama and Augusta, between NewYork ami
Savannah q go :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

IN ess3hes, 4el6{ f.V6st srsy tu ~ x1zSx = !
Capri. 90 tNsntg Niles from Naples, to eejoy
q rustic FESTIVAL Qzx p6ftf sexei1t4f ~ aou1o p
hngilznnsn Ana - Hs!5ens. The Is<1gR
n1ed hmt 20 tAssr tee9s y pfeeNe& Ma ~
morning arrived th1$ N14 sJp6iHta ~ H
departure of our leshan Mt54&s ~ 49, 81 fs
MED them TO the shore, vh1ss ~ l1lf
land. There WAS sstone p 2 = ~
wind roaring round the lsland, A. " = ~
looked dangerous; bat IN Naples El ~ 7
is no career for q young 1n&n out ~ I2s
eprplsy, an official must not tsj6e - - ssf,
The preparations, thersE6fe, ~ ~ - r
.of the boat vsnt On. ss IA II 81 SFsl 81
4 II was one Of those wide bosso11e1 luay r
monty used il the po9t 0f NsplSs, u1S5 x a. al
the stranger stArts ont fcr nsccAlji y ~ - s
Posflippo, or betskes hirhself With his :.
her III box full q : 1sW tIineu, . kesossa - y
Sucla hes4a - - rrlde IN r n y ~:
80. tn - psspasine 70 rszt ~ thek n1I6
ing WeSe - SS0 II Z. ~ = 4 Z ~
boatmen, Or ~ ~ - @ugsls 49, kpf1m - q q
the Esptain n S "a u 49, ~ !
|pcint ID gtsYtiae y M} - ~ u W.
|cio: il vim b nslnsI 4S - n, - r,
ckleshe3l thfUu3h euc& - $ "a
M RaffaelIuccio. 8 dej5cSte n = u sS }a
lie wss no coward, 1ft ~ es ss's
mas bIsssines aIhs et1sr u1 r. &
bIsck beavyIssl yarn. and f{s t1ss r. s3x
youth and 3 wss4ker- -bestcs ar5f7Ss -
port of Napses 81 ~ ca 4
certain visds ~ - y aSiSs - ~
smoethnesa - r. vnssrSs q ~ ycslx br iSss4
;nc ant 70 sea tkss - ds4eels1 - + Szs
Cctober morning. ~ - Wa4Sxa = S IS
the torture of tie wind. FSr II II Il ~ Il rs
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| sfdrm va,su. saIied ia ~ S1&161t &KG p 5@s
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

the Baltimore Sum- writing from Washington says THE
public meeting lately held in NewOrleans the subject
of the otrages American at Havana the
beginning of strong Anti-Cuban movement. The ball
in motion and it is not likely to stop short of
collision between the United States and spain
luton in Cuba by the citizens Of the United States
A free commercial intercourse with Cuba is not to be
checked and yet it cannot be continued without daily
collisions with the Spanish authorities of Cuba. CONNER
cia intercourse with the United States Inconsistent with
the existence Spanish power in Cuba The two things
cannot longer co-existii, -..s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

Pubic ExEcurios-In Austria only 44S public execu-
tons took place in A years up to 1s among of
inhabitants while in England and Wales, in an average
population of about eoo in less than 40 years the
number Of sentences Of death which were actually exc
cuted amounted to 1855. ..,r- -'5l5r ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

The Board of Health Of Charestou reported five deaths
from yellow fever for the twentyfour hours ending al
nine O'Clock on the morning of the 18th inst i8i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

LOLA MosrEx The fascinating Lola IL again playing
In Phadslphia Notwithstanding al that i said hgasns
hsy abe b highly suaesssspl whsssvss ahs sess, &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

HEALrH OF BuFFALo.--During September there were
752 deaths in Buffalo 4s2 from Cholera During
the last three months there 149 deaths in the city,
of which number S51 were from Cholera. s va i. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

SERVED HIM RleHr.--A negro man was caught and
hung Fayete county Tennessee recently for attempt
ing to outrage the person of respectabie white lady
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

REsuRREcrIoNIsr KILLEp.-The Cincinnati Commercial
Of the sh says About two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Mr. Jacob swen, the Sexton of the City Burial
Ground, was awakened by man in his employ and told
that some one in the grave yard and engaged in dig
gpg up bodies Mr S. taking his gun, went out and sew
three persons of whom advanced towards him
knife in his hand Mr. g. immedatey raised his gun and
fred with much certainty to kill the bodyspatche'
dead in his tracks The other two instantly he'd leaving
horse and wagon, and the implements used for digging
| up ths graves behind them,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. Scorr-Sarditsky, Ohio, October
Gen Scott left Tn this morning after addressing the
people who crowded around the cars He expressed him
self as greatly tgued thanked God for the insttu
ton of the Sabbath, which the morrow would be tc
him welcome day of rest Throughout the entire route
to Sandusky greeted by the demonstration
of enthusiasm which had heretofore characterized his
receptions,
At sandusky large ccncourse was gathered together
DESPITE the rain Hon e. Cook welcomed Scott to the
city of the Lakes after which he escorted by mill
tary and flremens procession to the Exchange Hotel
where public dinner had been provided. At night bon
fires were kindled and much enthusiasm was displayed
though the rain fell in torrents