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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-02
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.


We hereby certify that Mr.. P d. Gates is our sole
Agent for the sale of our Agricultural Machines in
East Tennessee. [Signed1
WHEELER, MELICK & co.
VNHE above is a copy of certificate which 1 have
i received from Messrs. Wheeler, Melick & co.
furnish their celebrated Horse Pooers, Threshers
and Separaters, Corer Hullers, and other machines
at their cash prices-f~"o IF commissioners
Prices:
For Double or Two Horse Power, Thresher and Sep
arator including belts, wrenches and oil-cans,
complete ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $50 90
Double Power alone including belt ........ 40 90
Do without belt, ............... lis 90
Double Thresher and Separator, alone, 40 90
Single or One Horse Power, Thresher and
Separator, including belts, oil-cans, and
wrenches, complete, ...................... 12S 90
Single Power, alone, including belt....... 80 90
Do without belt. IS 90
Single Thresher and Separator, alone..... 80 90
Glover Hullers ~ W
Straw and Stalk Cutters for Horse Power, 50 90
Circular Saw Mill, with "a inch Saw. So 90
One Horse Power, without band wheel,..... IS 90
Churn Gearing 13 90
Band Wheel .................. 90
Band Tor Power, %
Double Power, with combined Thresher 4
Winnower, including belts, wrenches, &c, 2i5 90
Combined Thresher and Winnower alone, 125 90
rs Orders solicited. Address
P. D. GATES,
I2 Brood,cay, New York City
Nov 1v1
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-02

NEW AND AL VA BILE.
THE most powerful King the face Of the globe now
reigns supreme in the American Republic. The powef
Of the heads of Europe sink into insgnfcancS
when compared to that of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them tc
increase riches of the rich and lory and to reduce
greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
ness lordy mansion and humble cabin, ready aks
to administer relief and offer health and Happiness
to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-02
w 0RLD'S FAIR

VNHE present age is trnly great era, in the Worlds
4 History. Coloric engines, Magnetic Telegraphs,
&c. And the Arts and sciences so improved in point
of correctness and simplicity, that it only requires
one fourth of the time and expense, flow, to gain
competent knowledge of many of The Arts, that was
required 20 years ago. Fer example, Twenty years
ago it required from 10 to 20 days to learn the art of
Garment Cutting; now by the aid of
j. S. BONHAM'S
Improved Garment Cutter, any Lady of common ca
pacity can gain practical knowledge of this truly
interestiOn and necessary branch of domestic
my, in from to days. By this Best Rule of Gar
ment Cutting the Ladies up with the Tailor, and
In many they render more satisfaction than the
Iailor-their Coats, Pants and Vests, fit neat easy
and fashionable This work is selling in IA of
the Southern ana Wester States. part of the Wes-
tern and all the Eastern States yet for sale, and
am giving most extraordinary chance to make
money in the sale ofthe Copy Right of States, &C.,
for further information as to the sale of the Copy
Right, orders Tor Patterns, &C., address me Post
Paid at Louisville, Tenn.
Respectfully,
JAMES S. BONHAM.
p,tI1 r n
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-02
Better Testimony than was ever Offered In favor Of
any Medicine. O
Rey. z. ", SehOn, Rev. E. Stevenson.

LOUISVILLE May 10th, 1849.
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparila and have known
be used with entire satisfaction and we have no
hesitation in stating belief, that is Is safe and
valuable medical compound and calculated to produce
much good and relieve much suffering; and therefore
would cheeruy and most earnestly recommend It to the
afflicted T. w. SEHON,
(Signed) L. STEVENSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

In The senate Vsdaesdqv. Mr.. Petit made aperson-
al ezplanaon as 10 some interpretations Of remarks
Nv Mr. Snnhn1r II The reperi Of the debate on Mon
day last The bin 10 aid the Territory of Mime.
sofa in conltrnetinp a railroad therein was taken
nm ami niSJed T6e motion 10 refer The BOSTON ne
,f;on M M ysneal Of The f5sitiye sIave law NJ he
Comfnif,ee on The Jnticiary. led 10 prsttacted
go 1-ss,; i 49,, - i hi.k 49,. rfxal Nil
80, 49, .si o.; 49, bfo,hsI ,a-,
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pa. ns - 'AiSH apu 'Ais
osT T.ss 81 s'p.,.,;,,.. .,s.,.a "a
I ~ =. :, ,oa o. ~ Nm
pesseu, ~ VOC NJ 80 80 ual ~ VIC ~
Ptoplian1sFen inllons o. ueasais - carry ing e.
ieet the S4asleu l lay, h,f :. ..,.,t;.h !,
az tne Sahate' 4Ass1e4, 81, o't ~, - $500. ~
me q lhal srn su
LORNA. a1r na,' - n,
SANDWICH iSianus ana pau vas Feoa's" cav VI
deIea 70 a ipifu tea'lne. i, s..t,. a..
ee ven ipi'oh . ~ sS
Presilent 70 execute me 'h'Iq dIiele y W. ie'e
ueay wi9 VIZ !; ~
Muen % iue gay Wa sPens - M
Inc houEe p Represeh'allses pesseu oil
llying ne Ihles o. possse' anu ave-
10 agree 70 .ne Senale W
passed oy 11e hsl naisa oouyg 2.pPysins az az
lournmehl9 Congress - lloul ,e IN .uy wy. tle
ION 81 Oelqoeli me Ilouse nus dunsiius ~
oflsinal Pfqpcs'uon 70 s''s a's ~ 'ue i1'
OF angus. ..u
IN me se9asi Ffsaava $500 slis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06


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Ne lef,a pore,s'o.s' sn.n - -. ----
nnas,uy 1slisTs nat ne .stl'. 2 -
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NJ =, pro,rnay for ne .o'o -1o. = e !, :,
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o.o.. = o-tof (rho to'ea ~ 'As e 800
noni-.asa anpther n ~ s.e,o- - No 4
mef n,y faii baf Agitation uih easnes 80 !" sA-
VINO stood pledged by the b1ltno1s p.-uoin "
IN congress q ct q The asiAuon 2 me sl-sely
s1oa ',adg srhaieug shaPe o. eooF - s..ers
naee )" and 70 that President VINO Ptonsea m. 'ns
rePose which HE country enloyea elllns 'hs l.''s
part q The a1ninistraton 81 mar nosie man. h-la
fillmore-uhen he vas borne ~ uas y i-ses
into place and Power-shooid ssner no shoeN aa.ias
his oieia tern = the result Elll &c olseey en.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
ExLARG EMENT OF THE AslERIcAN.

The AMERIcaN appears to-day ii an enlarged
form-fOur columns having been added to IFS dimen.
sions-an enlargementswhich, we are happy 70 state
has been fotced rpon us 5y the extended and rap
idly increasing demands upon our advertising col
umns. For Several mon tbs past we have found ii
absolutely impossible 10 do fall Justice 10 our adj
vsTtiseTs without curiaing the space which we de-
sire to devote 10 news aid general reading The
rapii grown OF onr Subscription iisa proportions
ale increase Of which for the coming year win
aeary dapble the entire circulation Of The paper at
the time Il came into the hands Of the present pro-
prietors although then fully equal to the most pros
Porous papers OF its class in the country-has for
hidden any curtailmen, of the space required to
sresent all the important news Of the day, with
such variety Of general reading as will make the
ANsRicAS acceptable and useful to all classes
Hence The recourse 10 this extension Of our limits
BY which we will secure the ability TO do full JUS
tice to our advertisers without encroaching upon
tAe privileges ofthe general reader.
- II has been our eDdeav0r 10 pcpalarize the AMER
IrAs--to render il an interesting and serviceable
joarnalto all classes OF rsaders-ihe Merchant the
Mechanic, the manufacturer, The Ariizan, and he
man Of professional or literary leisure. Whilst
istudiously maintaining the high commercial and
business character il has sustained for SO many
years, we hare sought also to carry tito the family
circle as prompt, accurate and reliable journal,
as well as welcome and attractive medium Of
general informa fion To do this has demanded Of
us more space ior the insertion of news as we'll as
ected reading and The ad ditiQnai
labor and expense necessary To- secure this have
been ekeeFfnily assumed. That We have IN a
measure succeeded IN these objects, the unprece-
denied increase ofour circulation and the demands
upon our advertising columns, bear the most sat
isfactory evidence.
We cannot let the present opportunity pass with
nat expressing our cordial appreciation Of the
many evidelces Of FAVOR and conf ence which have
been repeatedly expressed 10 us By the old subscri
bers and friknds a The ANkRic1N, and We assure
them that VT shan not only labor mnst diiis-
10 retain. their good ,sss.on, bat will endeavor to
keep pace with The progressive improvements Of The
iimss BY adhic- thereto all that e.vvfienee and
lit.sai enterprise NAY suggest 10 nainlain and in
crease its general usefulness.
f7altfurore lr,rricnn Safnr1av
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
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DIsfTit E7@ING ACCIDENT.

A middlepged man, named Arirew Mceiuirc,
was Instantly killed yesterday nothing about 10
o'clock. by falling frem The roof Of the Eve story
building occupied as wholesale store Ey Messrs.
Watsworth, Turner s. Co., on Pearl Street, be-
tween Main and Cary sIfeets Wolkmen were en-
gagged in patiing IA now composition Roof on the
building, and the deceased, at The lime be fell was
standing near The edge Of the root il the rear,
ceiving buckets pf tar, ais they were drawn up byl
means ofsa rope and a derrick. The cause Of his
iallingis not We believe, precisely known, but il
is surprised that the derrick Ga temporary structure
on the roof gave way while he was Standing BY
i, perhaps hdlding TO the rope. lie fell dis
lance Of about go feet on brick pavement, stri-
king al hseame dawn few feet from The ground J,
the edge Of slaie roof Of warehouse about FIVE
feetffoin.the builHfHg on which he was at work
He was horribly cut and manglel, and died in
sanity We understand be had no family.
Rtchnaond. IsH0afTsr, 28th Ill.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

We this morning commence the thirty first vol
ume ofour Paper. ana, from the greatly extended
patronage which We have received within The pas,
year, We are enabled 70 present il in 40 enIsIgsd
firm, and % better paper than that heretofore
used Inceef the. enlar Cement had become indiS-
psnsible. IA ofdsr 10 accommodate TIE increased
and increasing advertising custom with which we
are favored
We venture q assert that no nezsuaDer IA
MARI land, (lnd We d0ub, whether there Is ous in
tie Uniied Siaes1 has increased asrapidly 10 its
ISIS d snosfriotrs A. the Clipper. Not 4 day
passes i1at DIES 10; give rs from ten tosone hun
drsd additional uscrilers Indeed, IL Is uirh dill
6culV that, With The aid of tuo fast working steam
presses We can &c, our edition Of the daily paper
p1bit1ed n dine 70 serve our subscribers We
ozcri1e his txleoded paifonageio he principles
which re adFocaie, As We are daily IA The receip.
q letters IRON various sections q the Union APP
proTing Q11cpur7e and giving rs he mos 1afIer.
in3 sn<Pni1s tneAtto I-iss4tis. B1f G. Hfsx.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

4 I good deal Of movements amone HE troops all
bearing ii that directions bui in small Numbers
Is not 10 attract attention.
AnolheF letter speaks fseofsbY 81 I'D silk crop,
and thinks that the price will Be high asihe quail
Is Is unusually good.
The King Of Nap les has prohibited The export
Of sulphur from his|dominions.
The events 81 Odessa have produced the great
est sensation throughout Persia. The iniriguessof
the Russian ambassador al Tehefsnlkaye been IN
successful Persia not only VIII no,Itake part with
the Russians. bnt not evenrcousenf to keep.a sim
ple neus5ality an Il Is believed here that she Is
about 10 Join Turkey against the Russians.
AUSTRIA
The occupation cT Jassy i A direct Slow al Aus.
tria The Emperor Of Ausiria has expressed him
self III the following manner. Id the presence Of he
Duke Of Goth: sIgive You my word thar IL the
Emperofof Russia does not evaeuata the princi-
palities will declare war 70 him. The Duke hav-
ing asked II be might repea, the words the Empe.
ror replied, @You may repeat them 10 whoever
would like to hear them II is also said the IN
ssruciions Of General MyerhotteS are circulated Tor
preximaie rupture Of peace,
The London Times correspondent also tele-
graphs from Vienna evening Of ihe ,i5h 81 IS
not doubled that Russia has rejected he Austrian
summons
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
The Swedish papers continue TO advocate union
with theWest, and everything shows llaat The time
Is at hand when Sweden win declare 5ssklf. Atths
same time Is is universally asserted that diver
sion must be made in Poland and that the inde-
rendenck of that noble country must be lat once re
stored The Russians are collecting fohees IN Fin
land apparently 10 threaten Sweden and Norway.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
COMMISSIONER N cnANCERY.

L.wsoS BORIS. Esq, has received iron, the Judge
q The Circuit Court of Jefferson ihe appointment,
Of Commissionerin chaneery of,hat Court. This
, HE same Office which was for many years held
By The late Robert worhisgton. Esq
The advertisement Of Mf. Bots viii Be found in
another cclnnu Of our pan,r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

welearn that the Fourth was celebrated al Shan
noniale BY large number OF persons, including
many strangers, in patriotic manner. Aisora-
tion was delivered BY the Hon. w B, w. DESr, a
member Of Congress from Georgia who has been
soourning this pleasant retreat FOR the restora-
lion Of his health.
His Grafton is spoken OF in plinenlory terms
by those who heard him. Mr.. D. lis plain farmer,
but gentleman OF fine intellect. He is straigh,
i1rward ia what he has 10 say, but courteous and
manly. lie has made many friends since his short
soiuurn id our vicinity. He left yesterday for
Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

J. BolA Houses have concnred in the resolution 70
eloss he present ssssipn The All q Angus, nezi,
lour weeks from so-mouow. This viii leave
vas, amour, Of blsiness Observation-Disclosures Of Pri-
waite claims o. The calendar, and hundreds IN The
hands q eonmiuees. Vel everybody seems glad
sh1i he session Z 70 end.
4 ~ fsilhfnl ehdemeter were asked p give de-
tailed occ5nnl 81 IL busiaess DONE what could he
.say1 The passake of tae fsshraska-Kansas bill
occupied three orfoni nsOnst -and ten millions Of
dollars were given % ssAsa Anna for strip Of bar
fen issr,0rg. vkils, he House Of Representatives
has voted way re whole public totnain as a Sin
"a 1dxsnlaselsnl every cline.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

The Norfelk Herald contains the following in
regard 10 The recent election III that city:
Well. our election day has passed, and thar new
ana myss erious power which has prevailed al all
lie nu6icipaI elections that have taken place
throughput the country during THE present year,
The Know Nolhlngs.a have srinmphed here also
They have hy decisive majority elected their
Mayor heating the most exceller5t aAd efficient
gentleman who has filed The office jiib SUCH gem
eral satisfaction during The past sy{ar-Lyet. elect
ing his pEedeeessof-a gentleman noiess esteemed
IA he cofnmunily. and who had Slsoldischarged
he duiss 81 his ONCE With credit tdhiselt and 10
ire satisfaction "a the public II ~ evident that
this mysterious organization SO potent for good
evil. Is totally nneonnected with parky politics.
and that II is as liable 10 be affected ht appeals to
the party preiadices Of It's members as the rock Of
Gibraltar 10 be blown into the sea BY a puff Of
wind The batteries a four journals, shree demo-
cratic and one Independent, in lAis vieiaify, were
opened upon IL, and poured in an Sneessanl storm
OF decentralization, day after day for: weeks bat /,
only added fuel to the dameSwhci wds sweeping
all before i;Ior rather, il only drew closer The
bands of4he- n ystsrious union with rnoekrd and
sdehed their eaKArtsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
STATE OF Qua EcorIAIIoas WITH
SPAIN.

Iii said that important intelligenees has reach
ed lhe State Department from Madtld hnd Paris.
A despatch to The N " Tribune, says
In spite Of all bis efforts at dppmatits seductfons
Mr. Soule has nelsuccreded either 10 rsstorfng an
en7ezsie cafq3asfe with Spain, 10 ding anything
toward the pachalse Of Cuba the Qure oi the Nm
titles The ebsiilacy wheh.ihe Spani}h Covers
ment manifrsts NTH settlement OF ihe (sltan DIM
cultp is 10 be attributed 10 two causes FIRST they
are confident 81 the support Of France ana England
in case Of mefgebcg, Secondly they; 10 not be-
leve the United ST ties Government Is iaNearnest.
10 treaty ms Ffs ben eQaeltded tskIcfea Frazer,
Ea5lala ard Spda OF tdis subject ;butiahe preIim-
mary sieps fol subj treaty wire made xome lime
ago, and only faied ofcunsummatien because Eng
land gave notice lhatshe should insist sfon the in-
sertion oi caufe in regard ID slavery In Cuba,
1riieaarqs 50 otq9kioHs q he Soaniat G0tframsne
Tint Tie negett8Ilsi 4ras spspeadeR.
Since then Spain has offered France Ten thousand
men 10 supply the place Of thetcn thousand French
soldiers IN Rpme, 10 perniitdhe LAYER 10 the army
IN Turkey, on condition that she Will pledge her
support against the United States 10 case Of war
Louis Napoleon retgsed The propos pien, because,
alone he could nbt enter into war wiihrlhe Uni
ted States
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
REMEpY ron oiInl.ERA.

The following Extract from the letterof a clcf-
gymanEo the Lord Lieutenant Of ireland, presents
very fimpe, AMP, he says, effeciual preventive Of
choleral as well as remedy of great power:
The preventive is sin plea feaspoonful Of pow
dered1chafceal taken ihIee az foursiinesa weeK,in
. cup pf eofte OF other liquid, In the norning---
When attacked with cholera a mixture Of Ian ounce
Of charfoal, an ounce Of laudanuan, ard an ounce
of brandy or ether spirits may be iven IS fellows,
aitefw u shaken: A teaspoonfn eyeIysfiye min
utes. n haitian hour lave kno1sn hisseffeciua-
" torelieye and stay the disease As lie patient
becomes betierrthe mixture may be given al lon
ger intervals. ] have known patient In the blue
stage, and collapsed, perfectly Teeoyeredin few
hours.
The dharcpalwa tried as preventive on q large
plantation in:he Maurisius, aid moi single indi-
.idual qut Of 800 was attacked with cholera.
SigoaLaR CASE "A singular case came up before
our Co4nty Court en- Tuesday last. mestfespec-
Bile citizen oflhe county, some 1901 Is years ago,
had ar Legitimate child sworn 10 him by is moth-
er, and was compelled to pay the. amoRnt in ihas
made and provided for the maintenance Of NE
child lie declared his innocence, but neverlhc.
les ic,r ne ,..ich the law and The acticn
ofihe Conrtcharsed 10 Bis sccouns :. .ss-.
however as the child grew up, thar il exhibited up
equy0cal proof that lis father negro While,
a. matter OF course every one acquainted with
The cast. knew TIC geptleman Tasinnocent Of The
patefnily ofthe child, yet as q matter ofjustce to
lieyed dr. the imputation which the action III the
former court lad cas-. upon him The Court. 81
once relieved him Of the position Ia which he had
been placed, and made aid order for rebuilding the
money. which he had paid for the support of the
child seekit.glldm Register.
ExPLbsiox hi CAVE IAN awful calamity oc-
cHrfed on Suhday the LII uit, IL cavern ii Wis
consin. mhichis filed with noxipps explos5vs gas
ses, which made il dangerous 10 visit il with
lights. IA party from the house of joel Births Wis
ted the cave. bis wife imprndeuty smoking Iigkt-
ed pipeI r be9 were twelve in number as tolioWt:
Joel Bfisis and wifi, Caroline Brtlts and son Cy-
rus two years pf age Joseph BritiS Edward Briits,
David smith and wifr harriet Lcyan, LOUISE
Lee Jaz MdNah and Rhoda Cariins 4 terfibIe
rxplosidn ensued, and all the pafiy, except The
three latter were burned add bruised 10 death. !.
A1cNab Lnuisaisze and Miss sCarlin lay With
ibeir cid.hfs burning ard bodies maneIsd night
fully. Thef wer9 4lae * unl thef z{e a. w
iaee fhFsieian WIS links they will rccox<ks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

New HaArsaInz - Csacor5 yzly I.--Afy Had
ley. Of Ih Repofier has b>ra elected STATE Printer
OVER No BuiieIdei6 of he P,triot tie leading DEM
ocra'ic fqner. kTe majority n y votes. Tilsfe
Nzs ma iss.fng 1aa0iisf;es u he eleciicn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

Conseluentlya cargo Of 1000 bales ofcotton pays
tax of 81 f2o; cargo of 500 hhds oftobacco, ST.
400; cargo 1000 tierces Of rice 500. Inaddtion
to the toll on tonnage the cost Of potage, for ship
drawing eighteen feet water, from Dragon to Elsi-
more, varies, according TO the season Of the year
from son 40 S30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
ARMY GENERAL ORDER.


AdjHiaHt GeHerats OGee, Washington
jane 81, 1851
T,he Secretary OF War has received IRON The De-
psuments Of Texas aud New Mexico the Official
accounts Of the engagements which have recently
IzRss ytaGS- ber.vs- 3s..y hdfenrs or army ana
hostile bands Of the wsriike tribes Of Indians in
habiling those regions Of country. 10 these yari-
Gus encounters the conductof LIEUT. COl.P. ST.
George Cooke Second Dragons, Fist Lieut. John
w Davidson, First Dragons Second Lieut. Da-
vid Bell, Seconi Dragons; Second Lieut. Geo. b.
Cosby, Mounted Riflemen; and SeTgeants q. III.
Mentally. John Green, and John Williams Of the
same regiment, severally in command on ths dill
terent occasions, merits special praise, The gall
llartry, fortitude, and devotion exhibited by The
troops 10 every instance OF combat and in the most
arduous pursuit OF the enemy crediiable to the
army, and receive the marked appreciation Of the
President and OF This Department The measures
adopted by BreYet Major Gen Smith and Brevet
Brig. Gen Garland, respectively in command Of
the Military Depar,men,sot Texas and New Mex
leo. are approved.
b. orier Of the Secretary OF Var
w. G. FREEMAN.
ASSISTANT ddisiat, G.aersi
tLieut CookE Is .ea Of cur former to~ hsman, JoHF
r. cooKE. Esq. lad nephew Of EDwARD z CooKE,
En- Of this county. We publish With pleasure the
above tribute to gailantry and forti,qde Eas Press
THE MeCLURE HOUSE. WHEELING.
We are gralifed to learn that this admirable
Hotel. which has been closed for a short time, has
been re-opeEsi under the proprietorship and per-
sonal mar ssemen, OF DR.. WArsoN Cas-. gen
tleman every way qualiaed for the important task
Of conducting first class Hotel al so important
p,ins as Wheeling.
From friend who has recently soiourued there
for upwards Of fortnight, learn that il j. kept
in manner altogether worthy Of the noble strnc-
ture which rejects 50 much credit upon tke spirit
OF enterprise Of that gallant little city,
A table abuadan,ly supplied, aad served with
great good tasie--chamSsrs and beddisg unsur-
passed Tor neatness and appropriate furniture SER
wants 10 the highest degree attentive and obiiging
and Landlord with heart hguraliEely speaking,
as larg. the house itself make up the sum offs
attractions to the weary traveller or Business So
i0urner either for shor, or long period Of lime.
We take pleasure, therefore, ia commanding 1t
10 the patronage Of AL who can appreciate the
value Of an excellent Hotel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

LYNCH LAWN EENNsssEE.--lYe nave alrea4iyT
stated that Mr. Elijah Moore his wife and sister
fn-law, were found % the morning Of The l4lh ut,
murdered ID their beds near Dandfidgs, Team i
and that negro ha been arrested onznspicion1
BE subsequently, confessed 70 having Murdered
Infamous outrage npon the person fihe young ia4
dy. and then murdered her. 50 incensed were The
citizens Of The ueighbofhood al he inhuma1 OUT
RACES commiiled by Ibis demon, thar they ted hin
70 s1ake and bufnet him ~ deaih, having pre-
Eionslg tortured bin good deaf