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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09
George W. Branham,
VS.. Petition for Divorce.

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I y this cause it appearing to the court from the
allegations in the petition, which is sworn to, that
the defendant has absconded and gone to parts UNI
known: 1t is therefore, on motion Of compliments
solicitor, ordered by the court that publication be
made in the "Loudon Free Press" public newspa-
per, published in the town of Loudon Roane county
Tennessee for four weeks in succession requiring SAID
defendant appear before the Judge Of the circuit
court at the next term of the court to be held ioT
Roane county at the court house in Kingston on the
4th Monday Of June next, and then and there answer
plead or den1ur to said petition, or the same WI" 90
tokor s confessed and the cause set for bearing OK
narta - J. A. PATTON, clerk.
kMaroh o. 1889 10 BY W. S. PATros, d. c.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09
G.. W. APPLETON,
Manufacturer of Furniture

@ ~A I,oUS> WOULD respectfully in
SS9tnySSS1EE@S% form his friends and the cit
SCH> Mh> Gc2 liens Of Knox, Roane, and
Blount countless that he is prepared to make to order
any article of Furniture that may be called for upon
as favorable terms as can be had any where in East
Tennessee.
rs Shop near Campbells Station, Knox county.
April g. 1853 21
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

NASHVILLE, April 3.
Bacon-Hams 8; Shoulders 53@6; Sides "A
Hog round 6396a cents.
Lard-In demand at 8082 cents.
Potatoes-Irish 4Oc q bu.; Sweet 40 cents.
FlOm-Tenn. & Ohio S. so; St. Louis Sc so
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

The steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax on
Wednesday, bringing three days later news from
Euroue,
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

ecOPa Sss5e3 The undersigned have asso-
- y kSHl P9ciated themselves together for
term of years, in the Mercantile, Produce, and
Commission business. They now receiving. and
opening well selected stock Of Spring and Sum-
mer goods at their ne,0 Store-room opposite the old
stand of W. c. McLin. Thankful for custom hereto
fore extended to the House we respectfully solicit
continuance. W. T. MCLlN,
Loudon, March, 53. lift S. ii. HENRY.
PS Those indebted to the undersigned, by
note or account will please come forward and settle,
as he wishes to close his concern.
W. c. McLIN.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

Corrected by Telegraph to the Dalton Times.
ATLANTA, April 4, 1853.
No change to note since my last report. The
Steamer has Just arrived, Cotton firm, and no
material change on this side.
Our market stands as follows
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arriuo4 of sbo RaIfic

New York, Oct. 3-The steamship Baltic,
which left Liverpool about O'Clock p NJ, on
Wednesday, the 2ist ult., arrived at this port
about o'clock this morning
The Eastern question is totally unchanged -
The Vienna Conference were in session, attempt
ing to smooth difficulties, and il was report.
ed that notifications, conciliatory to both
Russia and Turkey, would be made, but it was
feared that in the meantime, the armies on the
Danube, might come into collision.
By The overland mail 10 England, we learn that
the United States expedition, comprising the
Sasquehanna, Princeton, Plymouth, and Sara
loga, sailed July 8, from Shanghai, for Japan,
followed by two Russian lrigates.
The Susquehanna and Saratoga, on a cruise,
had touched at several islands, and distributed
live stock; also at The island of Boniam, where
they found European settlers, the Commodo e
purchased ten acres Of land, on fine harbor, for
coal depot.
The Chinese revolution is extending, but no
decisive action has yet been reported.
The cholera was spreading in the English ports.
The Chinese Rebellion.-The advices from
Shunghae down to the 18th of June. state that
the insurgents were marching large force to the
west and to the north, and have taken one or two
cities In those directions; and it was said that
Their intention was at once tG proceed to Pekin,
hut there is much uncertainty in all reports OF the
insurgent movements
Advices of the 9th Of June, from Annoy, give
an account of the naval engagement between the
Tarter and Rebel fleets; no important results
took place, and the former retreated The Reb-
els, elaled with their success, seem TO have
hrmer hold of the city.
LATEST NEws.- Letters from Madrid say,
that another Ministerial war was coming on in
Spain, and in private political circles, the proprl.
ty of deposlng the Queen, was freely discussed.
Paris.-The Pays states that the French
government entertain confident hopes that the
Turkish difficulties will be settled without appeal
to arms. The Patrie adds that the Emperor of
Russia, will not, under any circumstances, com
mencc hostllites; but the definite decision of
Turkey, cannot be known in Great Britain until
the first or second week in October
Paris, Tuesday evening--A telegraphic des-
patch has this afternoon been received here from
Vienna, announcing the important fact that Aus.
trla declares That circumstances no longer permit
that power to act uniledIy with the other great
powers
instructions have been forwarded TO Nj. de
Blouck, that he may assure the Sublime Porte,
that ne must accept the first note without modi.
icatlons. The Conference at Vienna, consider
that affairs at Constantinope, are now in very
bad condition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

- "Ihere is but one great question beipre the
people OF Massachusetts at this time. That is,
whether they will adopt the Constitution of the late
Convention, or whether they will 90 forward under
waSer, better, and holder auspices, and make a new
Constitution which shall meet the necessities of
our present condition, as a Commonwealth, and
resp md TO The demands and feelings Of the people -
The editors of the Springfield Republican, from
which the above is extracted, are intelligent men
differing in that respect from some Wing editors or
ediorlmgs We wot of-and, therefore, they kto,o bet
ter than lhs. They mean to cheat the people They
know perfectly well that the question before the peo-
pile is, wheIher they will have the new or old Con.
sIltu,i0n If the Constitution is rejected. The
old one remains loI twenty years at lease There
is no potHlble way OF changing it in any mailer ial
point. The people will not go to the expense of
holding another Convention, and is perfectly pre-
posterOus for any man to pretend that any important
amendment can receive The sanction OF two thirds
OF two successive Houses.
The editor of the Republican has avowed his
preference OF the new Constitution over the old one
he knoUs II is Infinitely superior. He would gladly
De excused from opposing It, bat the party mandate
compels him 60 act against his convictions And he
therefore frauduleniy tells The people, il YOU will
REJECT this Instrument, will give YOU something
better Possibly he would try 10 do this. Bun what
luck would he have. Fugyi ism broods over the Whip
party like ethargy, benumbing its energies, and
making It satisfied with the abuses of the past and
anxious To perpeuate them At this moment. the
wing rariy is fighting for the "rust," and nothing
else. Vote down the Constitution, and fogyism will
llf' up Ms cracked voice in thanksgiving, aud the
cause Of refom is dead for quil ter of centmv.-
Commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

KlDxAPPING.-The Maysville Eagle gives the
following account Of atlncnus aiit npt 10 kihna
a Tree family: On The evening Of the l5h ull. ahont
10 o'clock party I'll eigh, men entered ~ force me
house OF a free man named Isaac Hensrlcl, lVng
near Sardinia Brown Cuunly, Ohio. The family Of
lienseey consisted of his wife aud ienr Children,
two Of them girls nearly grown, aud two boys some
what younger. They were all in bed, but got up
when so rudely awakened. The kidnapping parties
knocked Henseley's wife in the head, rendering her
nsensble, picked her up and laid her on Il e bed;
then bound. hun and his Jour chllden, and put them
into old wagon, covered with quilts. The wagon
was driven thence through Lngau's Gap; and just
above the gap HensIey and his children we're taken
out of the wagon, put into skiH aud rowed across
the Ohio river 10 the Kentucky shore.
The children concealed during Friday IN
some bushes, but Henst ley taken up he river 10
cabin about mile and half below Nlaysville, 10
the house of a man who had driven the wagon
Thither, after night, The children were brought;
thence Hensrlfy aud the children were conveyed 10
Maysville and put in the private Jail of JamesMc
Milen, about midnight.
On Friday, the occurrence became known TO some
of Henseey's neighbours and the country round about
was aroused. On that evening, Charles Baird, Esq,
of Ripley, Ohio, telegraphed to w. II Nads"orlh,
Esq, of this city, nqnlr'ng II Henseey and HIS
children in jail. They adrot yet arrived,
and Of not in any Jail in this city; but
measures were taken TO ascertain it If they should
be brought here; and Mr.. McMillen was notified Of
the fact that Henseey was inquired for.
Accordingly, early Saturday morning Mr.. Nc
Millen called on MIR WadSworth and apprSed him
of The fact that Helseley and his children had been
brought to him the night beGute aud were then in
his possession: He promised to keep them safely,
even from The Persons who delivered them 10 him,
Gntl the affair could be investigated.
Mr.. Band was notified by letter aud by telegraph,
and Sunday arrived in the city with some Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

THREE FATAL RAILROAD AcCIDENTs,-On
Saturday morning last, Daniel Ferre, OF Springfield,
EAST Bridge sueet.) Jan engineer on the Western
Railroad, was killed at Chester Factory, by being
run over by freight train. HIS engine belonged to
the second morning train West, and he was engaged
in carving before his engine long Stacking iron,
which; being longer Than the catcher, To be
attached To the last the first train, for the
purpose Of helping that train up the grade While
thus walking, he stepped into cattle-guaId, fell
upon the track and the engine, TENDER and three
cars passed over his legs. His Mead and one hand
also badly injured; yet, notwithstanding this,
he crawled ont clear of the track. When asked it
Dr. Chalfee should be sent for, he replied-'Np, |
shall die before he can get here" He was taken
then into house. in perfectly conscious condition,
and, bidding attendant give his love to his vile
apd two children, and 10 ask Mr.. Gray, the Super.
intendeni, to look after them, calmly expired.
The ii O'Clock express train West, on the same
day, was the cause Of another fatal accident. When
approaching the Schodac Depot, near Albany, the
engineer approaching the track in a
wagon, aud took all possible TO warn him off,
and check the train, bat with no effect The engine
cut the horse in two, smashed the wagon, and killed
the man, whose name Jones. He old
man, and no one connected with the train seems TO
have been to blame.
On Saturday evening, tlanger was killed near
the foot Of Howard street, IN this city, by the nine
o'clock up train from Hartford He was found upon
the Western track, and from the fact that he had
not been run over, il is not doubled that he was
thrown there by the up train upon the other track.
His body terribly laceraitd. There deep
inrision npon his lett thigh, the bone ofa which was
broken, his neck was broken, his head bruised, and
his body bruised all over. He was struck by some
thing higher tLan the catcher, aud hroun off
with great lorce. The deceased was an English.
man, named Benjamin Spreadby who has been in
Springfield more less for The last five or years.
He had snapped nearly all of his clothes during the
day, and had probably speat the difference in bad
liquor. He left one Of the shanties but few min
mes before his death, on his way the depot
Springfield Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04


MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in orr
al our common Pasture Weeds a remedy TINT cun
every kind Of IIum0r, from the worst scrofIa dowr Il
common Pimle lie has tried it in over reven nu-
cred cases. aud never failed except in two cases hun
Ger hnmor) He has in his POSSESS ion over w q
hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty
Two bottles is warranted TO cure a nursing 3. 70
mouth. -
Piles on the face. 800 " f'
Two or three bottles VIII clear the s, stem Of biles
Two bottles is warranted cure the " orst capke in
the mouth and stomach. "
Three to five bottles is w.rraI ned IN cu,s bo ,,
OF Eryspelas ~ S'
One to two bottles is warranted tt cure ali humor IN
the eyes ''"' IN
Two bottles IS warranted 10 running of the cara
ami bloches among he hair
Four % six bottles is warranted 10 cure corrupt and
running ulcers P w
One bottle will cure scay eruption of the skin.
Two to three bottes is warranted TO cure ihs ors
of Tincworm, N NV ""ip
Two 10 three bottles ia warranted IN cnra tho =. -,
desperate case of rheumatism ~ ~
Three or four hoesi warranted TO cure sail m. NM
rive 10 eight bottles will cure the worst case oC sc,,
benefit Is ALWAYS experienced from mn. ar., han.
u perfect cure Is warranted when the above quantity
reader pedded over a thousand bottles of his In
me vicinity Of Boston. | know The edrts ~ 4, 4,
every case 20 sure water will extinguish FIRE A.,
suie WIN ms cure humor never sold bottle of II
w" that OeVIe SOD another after a trial II always
speaks Tor itself there are Two things abn, This hem
tla appears TO surprising nrst that il grows m onr
'ues, ~ some places que plenty and yet its value
nus never been known until discovered il In 1876
second, ihhI u should cure all kinds of hum t. have
gwen! 10 children yen old, up to old men of sx,y
rom me h0heiest woman In Boston, up 20 the belle Of
r"nhhtunl, hnd IN all cases the cure IL certain No
chanee OF diet II ever necessary eat the hest you can
get nave likewise IN herb when simmer ed In svvee,
~ dsgvts scroulous swelling Of the nee and nnde,
the ears-pfice SO cents '' u'''7'
directions for Use --Adult one table ano,ns,, ~.
uaV ehirtn over eight years, desert spoonful, chill
leu ron I'VE 70 eight ytors leu spoonful AS no d
a"ash on De appieabie to all constitutions, take
enough TO operate on the bowels tN leo n dov '"
If Ssnnedy gives personal attendance II bad cases
ron nV wa. ~, Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY,
20 State street, Boston - ' -
r w, sale n Worcester by d. Scott NJ n Green s.
y I, w. 20, ", A. Harrington a. Co., u. H. Marsh,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

BLooMER COSTUME OUrDoNE.-Six or
seven days past, two young persons came to
boarding and coffee house called the North Shades
on Broadway, and, giving out they were brothers,
engaged boarding. saying that they intended to
remain a few weeks. On Saturday, the host
having noticed them in the meanwhile, became
suspicious that they were not brothers, as they
were so dissimilar in personal appearance, but
supposed the couple had assumed to be so for
some sinister and ielonious intent. lie therefore
disclosed his opinions to The police, and the sus
pected parties were arrested, aud taken to the
calaboose. One of The arrested parties proved
to be woman, alth0ug h in full masculine equip
ments. Being questioned as to her assumption
OF male attire, she gave the following explana-
ton:
Her maiden name was Phoebe Hays; she was
married TO her companion, and pretended brother
whose name is Ashley G. Baker, ia Plattsburg,
N. Y, eight or nine months ago. Soon after The
marriage was soemnized, he declared his inten-
ton OF going west, and desired her to dress her
sell IN male attire, alleging, as reason for II,
mat lhey could travel cheaper than otherwise -
She did so-her husband thinking it more be.
coming and convenient, than her Tightful and
proper garb, insisted that she should continue TO
wear 1t, and she has therefore retained il until
discovered on Saturday.
Inc policemen expressing some doubt as TO
her marriage, she quickly quoted them by pro.
ducng genuine marriage certificate She is
very handsome, and about twenty three years of
age. The discovery of her sex, aud the ques-
tons that were asked her, affected her to tears,
and she wrpt freely. Her husband was released
IRON custody; but charge of wearing mems
clothes, was preferred against her. and she will
probably be 6ned.-St Louis Republican, Sept.
10th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04
Real Estate, Insurance, + Employment and
Boarding . gtncY,

No 233 Main ST., orcesier Up Stairs.
DC you wish to sell your real estate? Do you wish.
10 huH housel DO yon wish to let your houses TO
good tenants? Doyou wish 70 get our life or vour
goods insured? Have you house yon wish TO sell!-
Are you in want of help either male or female? Do
you wish for boarders! Ate you in want OF boarding
housef Have yOu store far sale or TO let? Do you
wish to borrow money en- collateral security! Have
you money To lend ON mortgage. Of real estate? DO
sou wish to bn! farm! Have you house Tor sale?
DO yon wish TO buy house lril Do you wish to hire
sore! Have Ou an office 10 LEI! Do Won wish 10
hire an Office Are you in want of empl ,yInen? If
so, you VIII do well TO call at the above A .eucy
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

. The Atlas of Monday publishes, by request, a
string OF resolution, passed by The Hunker Demo.
Gratis OF Scituaie. hudson prelaces those resolu.
lions with these words:
- has moi been common for us to be called upon
70 give publicity to the proceedings of DemocI ATTIC
meetings. Bm tines are Somcrhai changed"
Inc errat'c parson might, with great propriety,
have completed the quotation by adding, ''and we
have changed with them.' We have often said
that the hunkers of both parties would he drawn TO-.
geher by the force Of their afinities, and the fact
becomes more evident every day. The Boston At.
las is now the organ Of Tobias Cook, and Franklin
Bailey!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04
A great a , d im po,ta DEG end aeeomplishsd

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The introduction OF Van Deusen's improved
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Colir, has been attended whh The mot sigma and unde
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10 fleet change of GRAY Hair TO its natural aspect
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the most agre able prepar OF the Toilet; alays
nervous 'eadHches, Sc
For sale by CALDWELL q HILL, Apothecsries,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04
The Turkish Question.

The latest news from Europe, informs is that the
British aad Frerch governments have advised the
Sultan to accept the note OF Vienna pure and simple,
and that the British feet commanded enter
,he Bosphorus, for the purpose Of compelling the
Turkish people TO accede Ia this Illuminating propo
sal. And this is the issue of French and British
protection! After pretending for several months,
be The friends of Turkey, and, after bringing the
dispute between the Car and Ottoman Polle 10 a
dangerous crisis, the two 'great Western powers"
suddenly fat out, and tell Turkey that she must lust
do Russia bids her, they will turn round, and
help Russia to kill her refractory people We think
this whole Turkish affair admirably illustrative Of
the character Of the British government Aiislo-
cratic in essence, its whole sympathies are with the
imperial butcher, who believes that God has special.
ly appointed him 10 crush democracy, and Kill dem.
ocrats. Lord Aberdeen and Louis Napoleon have
evidently deceived Turkey, in order that they might
ultimately subserve Russanism, and compel the
Grand Turk, at any price, to maintain peace-so es
sentlal 10 the ma inenance Of despotis, in Europe.
The perfidous conduct Of the British Ministry, at
last, forces US to conclude that they have been act
ing falsely throughout the whole transaction. We
know that while the people Of Britain are in favor
OF opposing Russia by fOrce-lhe commercial interest
is determined upon peace; hut the arsocraCy alone,
sympathse with Russia, and sustain her in her un.
holy war against freedom and progrea: The arts.
tocratic government of Britain, temporized with
Russia, in pretended difference to the sentiment of
the Manchester school of politicians but, now when
the question has been brought to focus, Aberdeen
and Bonaparte show their hands and come out for
Russian supremacy, and Turkish subserviency
Russia makes demands. in the Vienna note, upon
Turkey, which, if complied with. will establish the
extraordinary doctrine that Turkish authority is
limited in Turkey by reason Of portion of her sub.
jects being members Of The Greek church, and
that for the same reason Russia can exercise sort
of sovereign authority in The MusseIman empire
Both France and Britain would scornfuly reject
such proposition, II made to themselves, but with
characteristic perfdy, they are willing to compel
Turkey to submit to it. Such are arstocracies!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

PREcoCTY OF INTELLECT -Chaiierrnn wrote
all his beautiful things, exhausted all hnres Of life
and saw nnihvg laricr ;hdu death al The ace IF
eighteen. Burns aud Byron died in their thirty.
seventh wear, Ra0ariIr, alter lilllug The wnrld viii
divine hrauIy, ln,ished also ~ tbulyscvrn. Mo.
zart earlier These might have produced sill
greater works. On the other hand, Handel was
forty eghI before he gave the world 'assurance of
man. Dryden came up 10 London from the Prov.
'nces dressed in Norwich druegeI, someu hat above
the age of thirty, and did not even then know thai
he could write line OF poetry, yet what towering
v'sor and swinging ease appeared all at orce in
"elorions John" Milton bad indeed written "Co.
mus" at lwenly.eigh, hut he was upward of ffty
when he b. gan his great work. Cowper knew not
his own might till he was far beyond thirty, and his
"Iask" was not written till about his flteth wear.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

FEcUFIARY.-The U. s. Treasurer's abatement
Tor September shows balance in the treasury. subj
ject to draft, Of $2S 900 600.
The total coinage Of the United States mint al
Philadelphia for September WAS 81 424 $50. Of
winch $422l '595 was gold, 81 $50 900 silver, and
copper $3.l60 The number Of p,eces coined "a
6,496, 662 Of which 574 ,662 we've gold. & coo 0O0
silver. and 900 copper. The gold depolis were
$3,O25,O0O against $4, 254 900 in September. 1852
The SILVER deposits amounted to $500, 5O0 deposit
ed for coinage.
UPWARDS u three hundred thousand dollars worth
Of government stocks have been redeemed at the
treasury during be past week.
The imports Of gold into Boston in September
were S50,sll. silver $l73; exports, gold $496,
OPS OF, silver SIG, 300
The Arctic from New York Tor Liverpool on Sat
urday, took S2Il 1913 IN specie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

FEMALE VoTERs.-The Newark IN. J.)
Mercury states that single women, who were
lreehoders, voted in that State, as late as the
year 1900. In newspaper Of that date is
complimentary editorial 10 the female voters for
unanimously supporting John Adams for Presi-
dent, in opposition to Mr.. Jefferson, who was de-
nounced es wanting IN religion.