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sept 21-wly
Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup Of MAJ a a.

A POSITIVE UURE POH CONSUMPTION. g. Il.
N cline. Asthma aud all Diseases Of the Che aud
Lungs A single botle will prove its efficacy. lie, sto-
fre all reguiar practitioners lnced ngst
the ncunbe dsea.es; and such, the hospital, c all
cities declin to receive patients persons oil ir ted
with it. Happily however. "A discovery has been wade
which disarms Consumption uf its by Placing
ID entirely under contrl For the truth OF oil
say we refer any Of the eminent Physicians Of
Hospitals in America and Europe VIII, now. Il rough
he all Of DR.. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP raco gnize
Consumption durable. and daily rejoice in the
ing health and strength of those for whom before its
disrovery, III could have expected hnred for
M specor hut the grave il Is in nc the only prepara-
lion known have succeeded in arre-tng the for
nation o tuhei cles in the Lungs in REMOVING those
already 'o,mej. For Asthma Coughs, Nigh Sx eass,
Spifiag of Blood Difficulty of Breathing, and Sc
of III, Chest HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP by at
grspping with the of the disease stnp- be-
fore all known lies; and operations in all
speedy that patio begin feel its beneficial ct
fects after the first sccord dose. i.
We night fill volume with cei thcates, bu simp-
!, ask for single trial of this medicine. Tor
fden that there person suffering from any d,ense
of the lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
dy tr I'm IL.
~ For safe in Lynch5urg at the Projectors prices
wholesale and retail by DR.. LYMAN
JOHN II, SEAY & co.
dec 10 d&, emo
AIDES WHITE sLlPP EK,.-In nave
4 Jus received 81 pairs Ladies White Kid Slippers
Very nice.
December. p s8ABURY.
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L ADAMS Il cos Expresses ofr, d MY. Certaia
and Cheap facilities for obtaining ods OF oil deserp
ionS from all parts of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on III"
swift and J1mrStorn and Roanoke. .aNine
New York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of eneh week by this line
we prepared lorwes3 goods of all descriptions NJ
very low Our Express leaves Rrhmund daily
per Edr und and Duvenp RS line Of Packets
Goods delivered Free of Por'1oge.
Our inland express per Great u. 5 Mail Lie. c. y
nes as heretofore 10 strive in Richmond Take d.
The wellknown character of our house. for resi-"
blity and attention to interests of custom ei
in saying that shippers will find it TO lhet
interest TO order their Goods through Adams d. TO-
Express" ADAMS CO,
per HIM H. Mostly. Aren't,
jy 26.ifdts Lynth1S,e Va.
N. B.-Go"ds dispatched to all points where Ne have
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FuNliS is 10 certify that the MEMO AN MUsIhN"
L LINlMENT has been used quite extensively IN
the stables Of Adams n Cos Greuf Southern Eastern
aud Western Expresses, fr Curing Galds, Chntes,
Scratches SpnDs aud lirn aud II Inns proved very
cnec,unl. We have hesitation IN recommending u
valuable preparation, Ia beusrd externally ON man
ar beast J. DUNNlNG,
Foreman OF Adams a. Coz
Exprc,s Suble, N York
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PHILIP W. PAYNE.
Ter in Fancy Il staple ID Good.

nj AIN Street Lyn,hburg Virginia. corner ST re II
wi Curles building, fo merry khown a. Kyle :
corne r. begs leave call the atenting of lis trer l.
the public his large and desirable stock Of Srr'ne and
Summer goods. embracing every article usaay KEEP n
the dry goods line, which will he onert IN terms
which rannoi to please all who may want good
goods at low ,ces. II friends and the public eHi
nesty rrques ed call and examine his Stock ii vi
afford him very much pleasure exhibit it,
l9--ts
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TfUpfI"Ii'T Ut TIOPhIT
Liberty, Va, June 30lh, 1853.


MonaANroN, n. !, june 30th, 1888,
DR.. A. g. Bragg n Co.-i feel my duty 10 those vt
my icI,w beings ho are afflicted IA have er, thnd'i
my testimony The wond tu cfrct- at your Mustang
Linnent. | was severely attacked IN DeGombnr les,
with Il journalism In ia worst form suffering mig md
Iny with excruriuting pnn for rx months being Tor the
whole lime unable walk step My tight leg was
50 contracted and dnwn up TINT could not put " u"
III ground and my left arm badly eontis acted Du
ling ia. whol. time Intended 10y two at the mosl
skful physicians in the paec, hu they we've unable TO
nnofd me relic and inny gave me up--pronounora me
incurnbc, and said must die.
A. thi. c-itiral momeni commenced using the Mex
icah Mustang nmeni aud after using small hot.
les began IL find relief from my suiierngs and piici
using even bottles aus us well Is heforr.
GEORGE GOOD
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We take great plresure In r,comnen' Ing the Mex
iran Mustang Liniment nll our ri"rda and custom
ors II the best article we hive ever used for Sores
Sprnin-. Galds, Horses. We hive used II csicn
sivel, and always clrctnnly. SOM al uurmen hav'
aIa, used Il, for severe Bries nd Sores well u,
rheumatic Palms aud they all say II uei- like magc-
only any that have abandoned the use Of an,
other Linimcnt
J M HEWITT Forcminio
AsEMcAh ExPRrsb Co, 10 Wall ~
HARDrs's Exrsras ~ Broadway,
ruLLEN YiRolL x Cos, 10 Will st
WALLS, FARoo a. Cos, 10 Will st,
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NE the undersigned. having purchased of VIM.
w H. Ogden his interest in The above coneern,have
Eumpd n co-partuprsh hin nader th. stvlr #
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MonoAsro. June Goth, 1859.
! certify TINT nm urqupinei aith George Gooi--
thn he afflicted with Rbeumstism above stated,
aud cured by The Of the Mcxican Mustang
Liniment. JAMES q. SNfTH,
Merchant and Hotel X, epcr.
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SILKS! SILKSi!
DECEMBER 40 1889.
GEOR Il M. RU G X e -, {.


lYNCHBURG VA
ID EGe eavr To cali hehrhiien ii the Lodses TO his
ID .piensf.i a.sitrtrnrnf " Sak Goods- S
90 %, 30 3a.34 SO inehsnpr. biz gro de hhineohks
rs ana - inch extra quality blk fBh'fs n'its'
nix, wa,.frd and l.lk sBrotshrs ass' rfed,
surr biz Asmane Silts,f Mourning Dresses,
Blk anil White tPaid,l do do
IS Frenrh Grey and Steel cold s'iss ior 'eeo"a
nn,nrnne.
White Brornd4s for !, eidl Dreaes in great variety
q B0r psnk, White snd Sfra~ epFd Glsee Silks fos
...,. f,....es Is 81 -
plnin and Brocade cold Silk. for second DAY
Dresses,
Plaid Silks (paids very lage,) for Dinner Ores
sea (.nruib.)
q French Satin tyer superior qiai.,y) for Dresses
Paid Frenrh popin for do
These nn,ning Silks vi the newest styles and 81 the
hest , at very -onnbe prices. will ind II 10 theif
te cal aod rxamoc this Stnck n u u very large
and comprises much areaer variety than can u'uali,
he found in nns Store
de. 81
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SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN

~ pcrcnce, WIN come well recommended 10 lie
-irous oi obtaining aitnuon In mn Academy oT nigh
classical school for the next yenr ewoulh he pleosci 10
fci n .iturton which promises permanency,
Address the Virriniap Office. &C, 27dscts
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Sale of Stocks.

Sale OF SL0CKS,
WE will sell IN II OH iay of February, 1854. the
w foowing Stock:
% Shares Lvnchlmrg & Salem Turnpike Stock.
Shares Campbell G. II. Turnpike Stick,
Share blue Ridge Turnpike Stock.
Shares Jas L. nad Kan. Canal Stock
3 s. are- Fnrrer'- Bank Stock
TERMS OF SALE:--60 days credit, negotiable
paper satisfa, toriy tndor-cd
JOHN ". TYREE,
SAMUEL TYREE,
ian 30 ii9ftb Ex rs - II. TVree. dec H.
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Tobacco, Tobacco.

INSEED OIL, PAIN $, kc.-Recev
IL ing and for sa'-
Linseed OIL
Lewis White Lead,
Zinc in Tin Cans,
Brown Zpc
Spirits Turpcntiue,
Ground Unber. Par Green Sienna, CT rome Green,
Pnssisn Blue, vrn w, Brnwn-Also u full assortment
OF Brushes, ut
jan lst- J. p. WRIGHT'S New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-24
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUiRRlES.
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,

Practical Slater.
takes ihis tnetnoh oi re pectnlly informing Engi
lr Aiehec s,Conracior-, Build ers fropricinrs
Of Feu ies7es Factories, Warehouses; 81 that he hns
purcba Il md aased qnarirs in Buckingham Co Va,
and mtc ada opening and working them extensively. He
promses prodnc, Slate better calculated nl
nm, poses han my heretofore produced from thee
duarrirs, md viii defy comreiiIi to its qnny with
my 8 IT, in the United Sta ~ imported. lie would
in. .rn, the public that h., has h"m Youth zen wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business aod yields
10 none in nj prsrtca knowledge .f Slnie Rock aud
Stating He Intends opening : ntc f'rls NJ he i"il"w
ing pieces: Lyme burg Rchmrnd and Scott ~ lille. where
he Will keen iaBi supply of Slate to meet the
,l,rs f these Towns ana the couut.t. Scotsvle Will
he ih, CENTRAL AND MAIN DE"OT. from which
he will ularly supply Their points He will have in
his employment men of experience aud kn"wie 'ee il
the husaess each place, To attend to orders tu
Stating repairing old roofs. rhnse VIII, have Slate
roofs nut of r.pnir have erl Immediately attended
TO- and probably put in better condition than when first
Slated as there has been much bad stating done in Va,
by inexperienced worhmen.
Specim, OF his work can be Mt the Lynchblrg
Gas " .rks, an examination f which lie requests by
those wanting work in his line.
IL some for buildings he recommends laths
in TIE place sheeiing the roof Stating which
considerably less.
N. b. Letters OF enquiry, orders for Safe SIiiing
md repairing, will be promptly attend i io by address
ing him ciihe of the places OF business.
dec l9-i&rts
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ST A II LElk'S A NO.
DIVINE CHERRY Ex.

'ECIORANT - confidently 70.
commended To invnlids, u, uN-
SURPASS ED by any known
preparation, for the cuto of
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dissolution of CO-Partnership.

SEED! SEED..-
~ 900 Bushels prime uew Clover Seed.
300 Orchard Grass "
80 Kentucky blue Glass Seed
100 Timothy
200 PLfe Herbs =
We respectfully invite the nit, ntiJn Of our Custom
and the public generally, our large ock OF Grass
Seed which we n,ve bought upon advantageous terms.
aud will sell lower my house in the city
dec i-ifts SAUNDERS IRBY
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HYAC1NTnS-At few Hyscinih.. fine Koots,se
lected coors---fvnrite and kinds--for ale ut
JNO. +. WRIGHT'S
J. H. THOMSON, Druggist. New Drug Stofs.
inuI3 Is
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GAIT! sALT!!-Liverpool Fine aud Ground
~ nm Sait just ell per strip Parnmntla, Tor
-,c by sClIAER, KOHLER & co.
ian II lw Richmnnd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-24

LNDK ~ALE-A No. | Neg,o Woman with hoy
IL Children. aged s & ,ears-Fer !&c
apply To A. TAYLOR.
jan7u
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JNO. Long,
PETER &. AKERS.
!. W. CHICK.
JOHN W LANDLORD,
GEO b. McCLEES,
WM. a STEiIlENS,
MES OLIVER.
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Sleek Of Groceries, &C., at Auction.
VlNiE under gned having determine i To :, sconnue
h business u sell un nednesd :, the 25lh inst
his entire st. Ok of Grnccrie, &c, consisiingn part, OF
Sugars Coffee. Salt, 1000 lbs. Ba,.p Shnes and u
large al other goods, usually fnund III re-
RAIL enlistment
szysT.rms NJ SHE ROB +. FORSYTH,
nan 2n t25inn G. Richd Phelps AHc'
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niot and nlnndshod in CINCINNATI.

CIScINNATI, Sept. pa Serious riot occur
red last night in the Twelfth Ward, between a
party of Protestants and German Catholics,
which has caused much excitement in the city,
and it is feared may lead to further troubles in
that and other sections of the city.
The difficulty originated in an attempt to or
ganize protestant Sabbath School in he
neighborhood, which was forcibly resisted by
the German Catholics residing in the vicinity.
They attacked and took possession of the house
which had been rented for the purpose, and
threatened death to any person who should at
tempt to organize a Sabbath School there
The police interfered and seized the ringleaders,
but befor It was suppressed three persons were
seriously wounded by pistol shots.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-04

Farrell's Arabian Linment, the most dangerous O.
all the counterfeits because his having the name Of
Farrel,many viii buy in good faith, without the
knowledge that counterfeit exists,and they viii
only discover their error when the spurious mixture
has wrcashtits evil effects. The genuine article
mana lactured only by III Farrell sole inventor and
proprietor, and wholesale Druggist, No IL Main s,e
PEORIA Ilinos,to whom all orders for Agencies mnst
be addressed Be you get it with the letters II
G. before Farrells thus-H Farrelps-and his
signature the wrapper,an others are counterfeits
Sold by DR.. w. L. White, Loudon; Mr. Rose
Wrightsvile; DR.. Cannon, Madisonville; and by reg
ularly authorized agents throughout the u States.
gag- Price Is and so cents and 81 per bottle
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet
N the United States, in which is not already
tablished Address H. G. Farrell as above, accompa-
MED with good reference as to character, response
biiity, &c. ISL 4D
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ATLANTA W4PKET Oct .

BAcoY.-We quote hog round to IL III
Hams 129 to 10 cts. Sides Ribs 921 cts. Sides
clear l22 to ID. Shoulders 10 Il cents.
LARD by the Dbl. l24 to Is cts leaf
Nails have advanced to 9 a 6! cts.
Corn is selling at so to IS.
Corn MEAL, Is to 100 cts.
Pork, Hog round, cts.
BEEF BY the quarter, 81 cts
SWEET PoTAToET, 70 to 100 q bushel.
IRISH PoTAToEs, Is p bushel.
SALT, Liverpool sacks plenty 81 25
WHEAT.-Good will bring to 81 40 2 bushel
readily
FLoUR.-City Mill from $40 to p hundred
BUTTER, Country, Is to 20 cetns Goshen 80
cts. z pound. Tenn: Butter, l25 Is bp the
Keg II Atlanta Intelligencer.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-04

HooRand's GERMAN BTTERs, prepared and sold
by Dr. Jackson, at the German Medical Store, 100
Arch street. Philadelphia, daily increase iu their
well deserved celebrity, for the cure of all diseases
arising from arrangement of the liver. These bit
ters have indeed, proved blessing to the afflicted,
who show their gratitude by the most fattering
testimonials This medicine has established for
itself name that competitors, however willy their
schemes, or sedusiye their promises, cannot reach
1t gained the public confidence by the immense ben
efts that have been derived from it, and will ever
maintain its position.
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PRICES REnnCEn.

NOR the purpose of bringing within the reach of
1 every one, class ofmedienes which we know
to be superior to the quack nostrums everywhere
sold for tride we have been induced to reduce the
price of MITCHELL'S INDIAN BOTANIC MEDI-
ClNES. MITCHELLS DIARRHRA CORDIAL,
COUGH DROPS, BLOOD PURIFIER, & RHEU-
MATIC EXTRACT which have given satisfaction
in othe parts of The Union and if fairly tested in
East Tenn, We venture to predict that will
feel that his money was spent in vain. We can
not give their merits fully in advertisement, but
fully inf, rmatOn can be had at DR.. HuRLEY's Drug
Store in Loudon, where also, the medicines for
sale. Every family should have bottle of each
constantly on hand. Call and get an Almanac.
2-42-Gm.
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Fees for Lectures 500 per annnn

-
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMELT,
CLOSED its first Session with I21 Students and SO
Graduates its second with SO Students and 26 Grad
uates and It's third with 220 Students and II Grad
yates.
The fourth Annual Course of Lectures viii COM
mence on Monday the 36th of October next and
continue till the first of the ensuing March,
Robert ". Porter, II, d., Prof Of General and
Special Anatomy.
J. Berrin LiRsd7ey, II. ID. Prof. of Chemistry and
Dean Of the Faculty.
C. r. Winston, Dr. d., Prof of Materin Medico and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. Buchanan, H. ID. Prof. of Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy.
Thomas r. Jennings, M. d., Prof. of Institutes of
Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
". X. BoWIiHg, ~. d., Prof. Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
Jhon u. Watson, II. d., Prof, of Obstetrics and
the Diseases of Women and Children.
Paul T. Ere, II. d., Prof. of Principles and Prac-
tice of Surgery.
William r. Briggs, Dr. D. Demonstration of AnGt-
omy.
The Anatomical rooms viii be opened for students,
on the first Monday of October.
A full Preliminary course of Lectures, free to all
Students, will be given by the Professors,
ing on the first Monday of October.
A Cinque has been established, in connection with
the University at which operations are performed
and cases prescribed for and lecued upon in pres
ence of the class.
Arrangements have been made TO accommodate
all patients requiring surgical operations.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in this Department
is sos Naturalization Fee, (paid once only,) So;
Practical Anatomy, SO; Graduating Fee $2j.
Good Board can be obtained for IS per week.
The Annual Announcement giving full account
of the several Departments Of the University may
be had by applying to A. V. S. LINDSLEY,
-$l0# Sec'y Board Trustees.
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INTERNAL AND EXTER NAL PAINS.
RADwAY' S READY RELIEF INSTANTLY STOP AND oNICK-
LY REMOVE THE CAUSE.
R. r. R-DiarrhGa, Cholera Morbus.-Radway's
Ready Relief will check the most painful discharges
and stop the most distressing pains in few minutes
1t alays the most painful irritations. By bathing
the head neck face, it refreshes the senses, and
imparts renewed life, strength and vigor to the weak
and weary. The very moment r. r. r. Is ia ken or
applied its nagic-li like effects are-experienced. 1t
Instantly allays the most painful paroxysms of Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Cramps, Spasms, Toothache,
Soreness in the bones or joints Pain and Weakness
in the side, Lumbago, Gout, and Paralysis. Taken
internally, it cleanses the stomach from acid
Heartburn, and imgarts sweet fragrance to the
breath. Persons troubled with Sick Headache,
will receive instant relief from the of r. r. L.
Il. II. II. No 9.
RADWARS RENOVATING RES0LVENT
Makes the Blood Pure, Rich, and Healthy-Rero-
Yates, CLEANSES and ENRICHES THE BLOOD,
and resolves away from the joints, muscles, bones
and solids, all DISEASED AND POISONOUS DE-
POSITS. Cures Ulcers Fever Sores, Bad Humors
Scrofula Ricketts,, st. Vituss Dance, Syphiltic
Complaints, Nodes, White Swellings, Tumors, Can
GERS, Bronchial Swellings, Wounds, Salt Rheum,
Mereurial Complaints. 1t acts quick and powerful;
in a few hours after taking the Resolvent,ths weak
emanciated. and disease-eaten patient feels glow
of health and strength thrilling through the system
Price of R. R. Resolvent 81 per bottle.
r. r. r. No. g.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS
Do not grippe, pain, weakenior sicken the patient.
Small doses regulate, large'doses purge. One Reg
ulator will gently evacuate the bowels and regulate
every organ in the SYSTEM They act upon the liver,
the stomach, kidneys, and bladder. They cure
costiveness liver complaint, dyspepsia kidney
plaints bilousness fevers of all kinds. No disease
or pain can aflict the system while under the in
fuenee of r. r. r. Remedies.
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DIED.

On Tuesday evening, 18th of August, Gro.
W. CHURCHwELL, only child of Jos. A. and
Laura E. Mabry, aged one year and four days.
On Sa turday morning, 10Th of August,
GEORGE W. CHURcHwFLL, youngest child of
George ". and Jennett i. MabrY. aged Is
months.
In this vicinity, of Flux MARY JANE eldest
daughter of J. r & Sarah A. Robinson, on the
18th inst, six years and ten months old Ga
Zetteer.
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UNIVERSITY OF NAsuvIT.TY.F.

FENHIS INSTITUTION was founded by the State
j of North Carolina in 1885 as Davidson Aeade-
my. It became Curl''erlaad College in 1876 aud
University of Nashyil in 1926.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT.,
WILL be re-opened under a new 0Iganzalicli NM
with new Buildings the First Wednesday Of De-
tober next.
Rev. EDWARD WADSWOBTH, D. D., Prof of
Ethics and Bellies Lettres. and Chm of the Faculty
Rev.J. w. MCCULLOUGH, d. d. Prof. of Ancient
Languages.
ALEXANDER P. STUART, A NJ, Prof. of MGth-
ematics and Natural Philosophy,
RersJ. b. LINDsLEY, NJ. D. Prof. of Chemistry
and the Natural Sciences.
Tuition S75 per annuin-Marticulatio fee S.
THE LAW DEPARTMENT,
win also be opened the first wednesday of 0ctO-
Der next.
WihEfiH F. COOP H,3 Esq, Professors.
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The CHoLERA.-In our issue of the 2lst inst.
at which time our last went TO press, we gave all
the fatal cases of Cholera, that had occurred in
our City, in all, CO. Since that time, nine days
ngo, We have had the following death from the
same disease:
FRIDiY, Sept. %: Aleck, slave of Col. Fur
guson, at the Depot
SATURDAY., Sept. %. Son of Mr. Bartlett aged
4 yeaas, residing on Water Street
SUNDAY, Sept q: Mrs. Brannum, member Of
the family of which four have now died:
MONDAY, Sept Is. Son of Vanuser, German
nged II years, living with Mr. Newman.
These are all the deaths we have had in nine
days. We have had no case since the German
boy of Monday. There is not now, case of
Cholera in the city, nor is there sick person
who is expected to die, All are recovering. Blu
siness has revived-our citizens are all getting
home-all alarm has ceased--the country peo-
pie are coming to town--and those having bus
ness, need have no fears of Cholera
P. S.-Since writing the above, we were in
formed of two new cases of sickness in a brick
house in the west end of town, in German
family. We have been there and inspected them
infinitely. Add to their imprudsnt living and
eating, the mexampled filth ofthe house and
family Knoxville Wing.