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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29
~ 9Pemberton House.
HYnter street. below lIonroe.

,lf4 ssF NyfHEEblNGJ VA
m M.PEMBERTON announces to his old friends and
the public EeneraltS that he has located In the con-
Charles" and Thoroughly repaired and H. ana
prepa entertain travellers in good style at moderate
on the Steamboat Landing, and The Depot OF tho Bal
tnore and Ohio Railroad, aording Tor the
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place The
probriet5r respectfully invites tho attention OF his old
friends his house, and socits Gshare OF public
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CITY BUSINESS.
WHRRBER g. LAEkIN,
GIA MT II al OPS.

WHERLEB g HAKlN,
MERCHANT. TaAiEORS;
Monroe street, ttpo doors from Market, under the
~ . Washington Hall, WheeliRg, Va, lilia
Keen constantly ON hand full assortment OF Cloths
Cassneres Vestngs, &C., which will be made up to oF-
der IN thc latest Style and best manner. teb26a
laIuenmd Sand Paper EStnbltBhmeuI.
"A. r.. DILLON b Go.
{sucoEssoRS TO f. B. H0RNBRo0K,)s &
- Near tie Catholic BigyiBg ground.
TTAVR taken the above estabtshnSnE whore they in
tend to manufacture Glus and Sand Paper OF the best
uuay which they will sell good terms as thoy can
be bought anywhere In the West. 7rf- NJ I'd si-ti +
U1-Cash paid for scraps. A
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.tt es7 300 wood band boxes. II. sai,....t4 ];
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extendedto
U.s. we solicit continuance or the same ,lLl " y
sep3 n, n YMoCLALLENs & KNOX.
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!: NyI5BMBER ] J. \ 56
gBAiLI!E;LMORiE,.
ODE EsIIey', S5sssss ~. Ess RasR, aIePs q 8

Odd Relloyyg, lIpsolls, Red NIeIs, hoIls II 4
sst TetdP PeFanee, TIT ~ ~
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, SeatS ana Jettsls inati did SAID
by Gibbs & Smith, No. I3 Baltfaiore SiFeet,
is.li IT BgLiimore, lEds III slsuuss B. sai
Thk assortment usually on hand conaistaof
,j. .,ssf a. REGALIA,. Sz.,t
Odef Fslolesr-Grand and SnbotdinAte Eodg6 and Rn.
81 3g az, caInpmentslto1 81 81 .tsifI0itiE3 p
Fast Grand and other oficera, plain AMI
Hstsssf ' -fiE embroidered - . - lol NJ e 9i
o.g 81; 1a;s ;!s "a "a 4th and ssh Parade Re-
Pehly embroidered Rneampment Parad .
ReEaliaa.
-MasoHieknigh Templar, Royal Arch, and Master,
~ 'Ie Jewels Robes Banners Swords &c! spl5s
SoHs Of 3eFPeTGHce-Natona Grand and subordinate
Dtvistons-Ohiee and Members.
Red Meil-Sachems, Past 0cers richly embf6iaer0S
3D. Degree Working and Parade Rsgalia. ,s,.E
--ffT-yasss t'sii5f JEWELS q
ofths various ofsrs. Of silver Git lstis
ncuding knights Templar, eIgith Dirks9 o
esst 10 .-f5 BANNERS.gy
Banners ofeyery size style cost tie
ons orders and Societies and De.
allowing the style OF the when finished. Also
ROBES SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS.gdEc.
CoInpIsing the BE the o. s..
LODGES, iRNOAMPMENTS,S DIVISIONS AND
-ls5ss3itd va TRIBES; % 2 >iitst 5lq .
g9rldng Regllia, HaRnetss depsnd up!
thstr or
sitss3 Stssas and Banner turefs, IS BEth6re street,
W II FRY. Agsrl WheelinE. Va oets-tr 1.
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Thomas q. Gibson,

PLUMB Err AND G. AS. FILTER;
No U,.iOl st, opposite G.. III. Berry Rope Store.
BGs leave to inform his friends and the public in gen
10 eTa he continues to carry the plumbing and
gas fitting in all its various branches, and respectfully so
cits share OF publ C patronage. .-,fs.i h
He constantly hand, lead and Iron pipes COM
and patent hydrants, cistern pnmps bath boilers,
water closets wash basins, cold water onntana fon hos
tells water coolers for private families hot and cold
shower bas tubs lead and iron einqie boxes, lead
collins, haters kettles retors Tor bleaching and all other
chemical anparatus etc. Factories, etc. tilted with
dispatch. -,s.t,ts ID {, si,s, !. .s,...fL !sE
candle burners, etc. l5 + an 5iit q "a -
Aorders left at the above place win be thankfully
celyed and promptly attended to. aJotIi.4
N B.-All orders from the country viii meet with
prompt attention. isftsE ap6-6md
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WHEELING. Pr =
sPRING5OR 1858.
WM. 81. sELRY... -

liz tNNsNls lie SEL6It6 -;F a;ir,s
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign & Dom sSttc Dry Gt0ods,
No. III Main st, West side, beti0een Monroe aud
k-8;sj fj ..5,i Union sts.si,s.i,5 ola IS 7Yst'F
s.l.t, Wheeling, Va, s. - 45 ~
3 NOW In receipt 'ofhiS Spring stock OF Dry Goods
and Notions, direct from importers and Manuiactt,,
ss complete and desirable stoekof
iayss tS Ear e ss 70 which would respeeIGiy
e. eoSs1 eistl DRESS GOODS, asFs5 II 81 ;Te,Ie
hams, etc, VIA, epssas' PePli9s elaines, ginE
makes aud eoloIA tsoa bonnets fbbobs IISis1S Sni
MEMS WEAR, si si52' =
In cloths casSlneTs snttnettS Iy,SEino s.s.tl
jeans, tweeds and summer elohst also
MIS- bIue drills, brown linens linen dfiiis peh
other such goods, very tdeaTRbe Iiu
mems and boys palm hats Ieshorn and hats so
WOOL bTash hats etcI with q nli stoc of nsh
ton baggng, seamless bags burlaps table dapeTS
rillMgs tickings cheeks shirttng, atrpes &c
ana bleaehed m1slinsi with good stock OF white soSs
In the 5L5I = = &, z; .iss't
eambres, jaconets, Irish linens, laees hut
tons hosiery gloves, combs etc., In all their vsTisty
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed aS well In
quality aud atye, as in pTlcea.G T;5g = .
imar26 W. y. SkLBY.,
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Sprine and Summer, Clothing.
-le1nlEI5rIElnI I2Icya hfarn.fant .TailoE..-.-

Spring and summer SAotn4Ae'sS
STEFHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, +
NNoUNCES to his old friends and customers and the
IN public generally that having commenced business
he is now receiving at hs StoTe Room IN the
or every color quality, and variety. Plain and ianey
cASSLHERRS; Silk Satin, and all kinds of iVES14RISp
recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities,
suitable forthe Spring and summer, and which he VIII
mako mn TO order shortest notice. in the best
7nhaner, and ldte1t style, HIS fancy Department
embraces Shirta of every kn Collars,
keTchefs Gloves, Unde rshrts Drawers StocktlSs ana
every article kept in Gentlenens general furnishing
store Ifyou want The 6est in the i., call
Quarters, South SPRlG6 HOUSE, Water street
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GEORGE MENDEL.
NOI5A, IIniu. Street,

WEEEL1NG YA4 ut q ~ . 49,.
r now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
il MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor ole
assortment OF Curvature of anu
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates, Venitian
and TRANSPARENT Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers Varnish, HairclOth, Cured Hair,
Spring Sacking bottoms, brass and Stair koIs
ect ali OF which viii be sold the lowest prices auE2t
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HOUSE,

,5AnaI,S cARRoII, PRoPRffHroR.
sIa2f5 : IoG1WHRRLlHG, VA. sIs} -.
TAS beenIecepy completed At cost OF over 800 0on
" and the very best style. II contains all
fe SppiaDees IN the best Eastern Hotels, and u
in all respects for drst class House. -
e rFopFietOf having been heretofore IN one
is Eastern Hotels Ia determined to accommodate his
Syie inferior to GoEe west east and res
szf75I SOGAR CURED HAMS. 81 slis
1fA f1ERCRs, superior article just reeeiyed and for
~ sale BY tytS NJ REILLY.
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Look at This!

LLthose who ara desirous OF preserving the memory
OF themselves and and friends oando most enee-
tuay, by calling without deayat u Tatbell's Dasuer-
reoype Rooms at the corner OF Maiuana Bads streets
which be obtained with the same degree Of
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In ths city.
au Corner OF Main and Biddle atreetas .g e.
i.to H'. ~ Wheeling.
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COlsf5t1S, TIN, a. BhEEE HUN WAhM
.1 zee Manufactorys

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage beretofoTs
fTbestowed nnou him. the subscriber would reapect1l'
iyinforn his friends and the public generally that e
continues to manufacture the abpVo named articles IN
all their variety which he has on good as
sortrent for wholesale and retail at vSTy owprices
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves OF the most ap'
proved patterns for coal and wood tysa -
JOB work contnue receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and In style that VIII
pleasethe most fastdious. ,.,.., - /,
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pRUGs, MEDICINES,

: n OIGONN9 INI-l-TsSI7NTN7.lHN
Chemicals, Perfumery, 60, 90,
H. ORUMRACKERw would announce to hls
friends and the public generoy, that having puTehns
eondncted under the Tm OF j. Orumbaoker & Son, no
will continue tho at the old stand 81
and would respectfully solicit and tTuas to merit Conn
uance the patronage literally the old hn
He has just returned from the Eastern cities and Is now
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs AMI
Chemicals, PeTfumery Fancy arueleas Co.. All Of whieh
were purchased Alter strict personal inspeeuon ard win
scrupulous regard purity OF quality and are now ohereu
fn4 he nublic on thcn most reasOnable terms 1Yr.
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MoCLALLENS q KNOX, i
, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALRRs IF
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS 3AND
Bogs' Hats and Caps, at the ii5a-+i
l nell knotDn stand of the sos
- PTG RAD ROOT ..F

Fl BIG RED BOOT a3sI Lii
WE are wrecelvngfrom Eastern Manufacturing
wv establishments, Of the largest and beat manuac
ured assortment Of Boots and Shoes, for FAN and Winter
wear, offered in this any other market They have
to ordor according to our own dtree
regular customers all others who may Svor Us With
CALI oer unusually large variety of Boots and
Shoes which equain quality of material aud
workmanship to those manufactured In this or other
partol United States Our stock will be found to con.
sist IT. part, of the following seasonabe Eooda L1E5
no. 1871
HT MEMS PooTs WoMEN's oATTERs, HALF
4, ,000pr mems kip boots, 5uGITKRn; ETc. ~
I 900 mems thick boots, 200 prwomenB gaterst
1, 800 mems calf boots, 400 do half gaiters, 10 y
1, 900 mems water pi ioof do 900 do walking shoes,
nEN'S BRoSiNs. 600 do pegsed buskins,
500 mems calf broganS,l 800 do kid buskins, slip
1, 900 prime kip do pers, n e!is
1000 do thick Lo HIEsHs BooTRES HUS ii
/, 900 low priced 50 do KINs, ETc,
noYs' pooTEEE. 800 misses morocco lace
1900 pair boys thick bootees, 800 do kip doN "
500 kip do 300 do. calf do. 4
800 tits'tta calf do 300 do kid and mo.
YouTHs RooTs. e rocco buskins %
500 youths calf boots, 100 do black, bne and 20
300 do kip do g. bronIed CATERS, or I.7 4.
1900 do thick do icnILpREH's RoorEEs.
HOYB AND YouTHs nRodANs. 800 pr fancy booteeS,
1,OO0pr boys kip brogans, 1900 Kid & morocco ''l,i
1900 do thick do 1900 chdren,a pegdf' ~ 3.
1000 youths do do 1000 ehildrenia goat. =" .s 4.
coo do kip do 1900 do eolorGd ''
800 boys and youths calfdo l5. CON SHOES
wOAFN's LACK BooTB. 4 1000 pairs nens'5 ladies and
500 morocco lace bootsp cbildren's Gum Shoes. 81
1000 calf do HATS AND CAPS. ,-
GOO lii do 400 dog mems plush caps,
1900 kip do % 800 . ss'H wool hats "a
1ARp BoxES. - s5-{ n 10 fiIfi. .esW
300 wood band boxes. .a.siil.s..t q Z
Thankful for liberal patronage heretofore eendedto
US, wes solicit continuance OF the SANG. . -.
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DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS

Have become so numerous and OF such I'M
portance, that it has been deemed cxpcdient
In London to establish hospital for their eN.
elusive treatment. Many of these deepsentcd
and fatal diseases might be prevented, with
due attention to them IN their incpient stages.
Coughs, olds, lloarsenesS Sore Throat-all
lead to the more serious diseases of the deli
cate organs of respiration. srAulEHs ANo,
pYNE CnERuY ExpEcroaAST has been bcnchcinl
in hundreds Of cases of similar disease; and
this suocess hitherto cmboldons rs TO 9Her
u Sith confidence to the public, assuring tlrelp
that its curative properties Have been certl-
fed to by many skillIul physicians aud others
best capable of Judging. The DAnunDA Goa
DIAL is also recommended very highly by
those cognizaht Of its virtues See advertise
ment IN another column, and descriptive
pamphlets, to be had gratis Of the agents :.
Price Of each, only so cents per bottle, or six
bottles for $3.50. Dee, e.--lm
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ponlar Hill English School,

THIS School is loetated three miles South
l. of Athens, MeMinn county, in the midst
of a beautiful and healthy settlement. The
first session of this School, under the care of
the undersigned, will commence on Monday,
the 81 January next.
TERMS-Per Session Of Fite Months, pdya-
Die at the close Of the Session:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Mental
Arithmetic, $500
Written Arithmetic, Geography and
English Grammar, 100
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Logic.
Rhetoric, and a course Of Mathematics.
embracing Algebra, Geometry, Trigo.
nometry. Mensuraticn of Surfaces and
Solids, the Principles of Navigation, and
Theory and Practice OF Surveying, 1000
No student will lie received for less pc
riod than half session, and no deduction made
except in cases of sickness or other providsn
tial hndrance Boarding can be had in gooC
families at reasonable price, within a mile
OF the School. J. c. BARE, PTiatipdI.
Dee l6 lSh3-?m% 2I3
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np nI,1.ANrs YERM1FrGE.

During a practice Of more than twenty
wears, DIR. MLane had attended innumerahle
patients afflicted with every form of worm
disease, and was induced to apply all the en-
ercies Of his mind to the discovery of YER
mifnge, or worm destroyer certain in its ef-
fects; the result of his labOrs is the American
Worm Specific now before the public, which
is perfectly safe, and may be given alike to
children Of the most tender age, or to the
aged adult; it purges mildly and subdues
fever, and destroys worms with invariable
success. 1t is easy of administration, and as
it does not contain mercury in any form what
ever, no restrictions are necessary with re-
gard to drinking cold water, nor is it capa-
pable of doing the least injury to the tender
est infant. An incredible number Of worms
have been expelled by this great v0rmifugee.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for
Dr. If Lance Celebrated Vermtfage, and take
none else. All other Vermifuges, in COMPARE
son, are worthless. DIR. RLane's genuine
Vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills,
can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores
in the United States and Canada.
For sale by P. II. KEITH d Co., Athens; j. A.
GC.W. CorFIy, Madisonville; and by one Agent
in every town in Tennessee. Dec 80.
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Look ont for Connterftitsi

The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit which has lately made its appear
ance, called w. b. Fnrrelrs Arabian Linment
the most dangerous of all the counterfeits
because his having the name of Farrell many
will buy it in good faith, without the knowl
edge that counterfeit exists, and they will
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The geuine article is manufactured only by
H.G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist No. II Main street, Peoria
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed. BE sure you get it with
the letters II. G.. before FarrelPs, thus-H. g.
FARRELL'S-and his signature on the wrap
per, all others are counterteits.
For sale by G. W. Ross and A. MckELDtN
Athens; lIupGrN. WELLS IL JOHNSON, Cleveland
W. b. REYyoLDs. Benton; W. G. VAUGHAN
Columbus-and regularly authorized agents
throughout the United States.
L9s~ Price 25 and so cts, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States, in which one
is not already established. Address II. g
Farrell as above, accompanied with good ref
ercnce MS to character, responsibility DC
Dec. l6 I'm
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SOLAR ECLIPSE IN l854.-On Friday, the
26th of MAY next, there will be an eclipse OF
the sun, which will be more or less visible
in all parts ofthe United States and Canada,
and in a portion of both will be annnar. Its
commencement in the city of Washington
will be at Al 2Om. in the afternoon, its
greatest observation at oh. lSm., and its end
at Oh. 27m. As the apparent diameter OF
the moon will be 4 little less than the sun,
the eclipse cannot be total anywhere. The
Christian Almanac says: "The ring will be
only about one third of digit wide, and
will be visible only in the vicinity where the
line of central eclipse passes. The eclipse is
central in longitude 10 SO west Of Greenwich,
latitude "A IA north; and in longitude 81 35
west, latitude Al 10 north. BY finding these
positions on Il map, and drawing line from
one to the other, the towns and counties
through which the central eclipse passes will
be readily discovered The path of the an
nular eclipse will be about one hundred miles
wide, and extend about fifty miles on each
side of the lines W. have described. The
annuar eclipse will move about one hundred
miles per minute. The first time this eclipse
ever occurred was in 1873, July I'd; since then
it has returned thirty-one times, including its
return next year. 1t occurred in April, 1873
in May, 1878, and in May, 1886. 1t will re.
turn again in June, 1872. Its last return will
he in the year 2593, August 18th. The next
solar eclipse that will attract much attention
in this country will be on March 18th, 1888
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SehOrn'S Varieties,

CEHORN has just received at his Variety
- store. on the North side Of the Public
square, an additional supply Of articles in his
line, to which he invites the attention OF his
customers and the public generally -among
which may he found -
Silver Watches
silver Spoons-Table, Desert and Tea;
Gold Breast Pins and Ear Rings;
Port moneys of all kinds:
Pistols
Dominoes;
Accordeons, of MI qualities and prices;
Fine Cigars, Of various brands and qualities;
Fine Chewing Tobacco
Candy; Raisins; Almonds; Pickles, de-
Patent Magnifying Glnsses:
Together with any amount Of little tricks
too tedious to enumernte in this advertise.
mcnt, which he will sell very CHEAP. Drop
in and look round. NOV. 2S, sal
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Young Fruit Trel

I WOULD respectfully announcer
l. public that have 10000 Apple Sc
hand, consisting of about 80 different Y
Of fruit, from the June to the latest keeping
Apple, portion Of which are ready for mar
ket. ] have as good a selection as can 30
made in East Tennessee, having recently
brought some very fine varieties from New
York, Ohio, Virginia and North Carolina. l
raise my Seions different from most Apple
rasers. plant the seed and cultivate them
until they grow large enough to be cut off.
and then graft on good fruit. l take this
trouble in order to furnish the people with
sound scions, instead of the plan generally
followed Of digging up old scrubby scions
| from about the trees and then setting them
4 out and grating. have tried both plans and
/ find that those raised from the seed do much
| the best. | shall commence taking up the
| scions on the first of November The Fall
! season is the time for setting out, and all per-
sons not wishing to be disappointed should
| come early in the season, Gs | expect to take
! off good many. | sell them at II! cents at
the nursery and more if | take them any dis.
lance. l warrant the fruit to be good
live eight miles North of athens McMinn
county, at the head of Sweetwater, ard on
the line of the East Tennessee d Georgia Rail
Road The nearest place to get off the care
| is at the water station at Gen. ReNgan's, three
| quarters of mile from my house.
| CHRISTIAN SHELL.
Nov A. lS53-tf 267
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WASHINGTON GossIP-F. J. Grund, the
gossiping correspondent of the Bait Sum-
Philadelphia Ledger, and several other papers,
in late letter 10 the Ledger, says:
There is, of course, little or no probability
of an immediate change in the Cabinet; but
it is certain that Col. Jefferson Davis viii
change bis position Of Secretary OF War for
that OF U. 5. Senator from Mississippi. Ru-
NOR says that Jeremiah Clemens, of Alabama,
who is now here, and looks MS well MS ever,
will be his successor. Should this be true,
(nnd have every reason 90 place full faith
in it,) the breach which has existed so long
between Union men and sccessionists Of the
South, will most likely be healed in u short
time. 1t is said that Jefferson Davis himself
points to Col. Clemens as his successor.
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Yours, respectfully,
ONE OF THE INFANTRY.

TIE PAcrrTo RAILRoADs-Ihe Founders
of Cities-The necessity OF a highway to
the Pacific is forciby shown by tho statistics
of migration to California, overland, from ST
Louis and other points. During the months
of May and June over fifteen thousand per-
sons passed Fort Kearey, accompanied by
5,447 holses, 2,l9O mules, l05, 702 cattle, 49,
495 sheep, and 3,7OS wagons, The reader
may imagine the extent of the movement
from these brief facts. There were, in all
s,7oo males, 2,052 females, and 3,O5S chill
dren. How many incidents, and what stir
ring scenes must have occurred 10 those
wandering parties, MS they passed onward
over the vast prairies, The disposition of
the American people to push westward is
quite extraordinary. 1t is well, perhaps, that
Il is SO, for IN no nlller WY could the i'm
inensc tracks of land between the present
line of civilization and the shores of the Pa
cific become populated and converted into
sites of thriving villages, Furnishing cities,
and even mighty StateS-FrdnkfOr (hy)
Yeoman.
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A STRANGE CHURCn GoER.-On Sunday Il
dog entered one of the churches in this city,
and passing up the broad aisle, assembled the
pulpit stairs, and looked around with great
gravity upon the congregation. Then de.
scendng, he made n journey through the
church, jumping up at each pew door and at
tempting to make friends. At last he enter
ed a pew, and, during prayer time, sat quite
graveIy, until finally, forgetting the dccorun
due The occasion, he jumped mp and gave Il
very dcvout lady, who was standing with
closed eyes in the pew behind, hearty smack
This was too much, aud for kissing the lady
he was promptly elected from the church,
Boston Irareller.
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COM NJ E R C | A L.
MACON MARKET.


MAoox Dec. 26, 1853.
Our market continues active, and demand
for Corn, Oats, Bacon, Lard, dc, good, with
light stocks. - -,
Bacon-Clear sides 81 loo; hams LOT a
lie; shoulders z a Sc.
Lard-In bbls 10 n lie.
Flour $50 Sc per Dbl.
Feathers 43 45c.
Potatoes 81 so a So.
Onions $3.50 IS
Apples-Green $3.50 SO per Dbl; Dried
75c 81.
Peaches-Dried, peeled. 80 per bushel.
Hay-G God Tennessee, 1925 $3.50.
Hogs-Few in market 4tc gross; 5tc nett.
Salt Scarce, 81, % Sl.40 per sack.
Eggs % a 20 per dozen.
Butter Is Ice per lb.
Neal soc per bushel.
Erchanoe-Savannah t per cent prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN 4 DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants. Macon, Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-12-30

CHAsssURs.-Tho long expected decree
upon the augmentation Of the ChassenrS in
the army has appeared in the Moniteur. The
ChdsseHr in the French service is very near
" what we should call sharp-shooter.-
While the ordinary infantry soldier fires
when the order is given, and without any
particular aim, the Chisseur fires whenever
he sees good chance, and always that cap.
tured Rome in 40 Never had such cxrcu.
ton been done before. Later in Algeria,
and just now in Turkey, the efficiency OF the
corps has been amply demonstrated.