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The Turks Victorious
A regular avalanche of
G. o o Id s!

:" ~ " ~ ~
Just received direct from New York and open
for exhibition at our old stand in
CALHOUN, TENN.
THO attempt to describe them, or give any
l. adequate conception Of the styles, would
be like an attempt to paint the sun. Imagine
a flower garden in the month of May, with
every flower in full bloom and "doing its
prettiest," and you may form some idea of
these Goods. And as to prices, when we
consider the high price of Cotton, it can hard
ly be credited that Goods can be sold SO won
derfully cheap. 1t would be impossible to
enumerate articles and prices-to be appre-
ciated they must be seen. An invitation is
therefore extended to the whole world to
come and look at Goods and prices.
SEEING is BELLE WING.
Come then, all who want to save money
and | can and will prove all have said on
this subject. b. F. MARTIN.
April 81, lS54-6m
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w eStern Produce!
w. g. A. J. DOD SON,

w. & A. J. ID Cd S N,
TN rendering their thanks to the people for
l. the very liberal patronage they have here
tofore given them, world respectfully solicit
n continuance of the same.
Those who are in the habit Of dealing else
where we would solicit to give us a call, and
examine our stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which we think is unsurpassed for style and
durability by apy-consisting of variety Of
Ladies and Gentlemen's Dress Goods In
fact nearly every thing the wants of the
country demand.
S8- Wheat, Bacon, Lard Feathers, de-,
taken in exchange for Goods.
w. d. A. ]. DODSON
Riceville, Tenn, Oct. ii, ls5S-tf 264
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ALEX. M'cALIIE. GEO. s. JONES
M'CAlLIE & JONES,
General Commission Merchants,

.UdcOn, ga.
EOR the sale of all kinds of TENNESSEE
Il PRODUCE.
References.
Messrs. Hooke d French, Chattanooga.
c. Wallace, Pres't L. Tenn. d Ga. Railroad.
Messrs Johnson, Smith a. Co., Loudon.
VIM. X. IIeiskel, Abingdon, Va.
Dec. ., lS53-ly# 271
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Test Acids, &c,

CULPHURIC, Nitric and IIydrochloric or
- Muriatic Acids, of very pure quality, for
sale by HUDGIN, WELLS & JOHNSON,
Jan. 90, ls54-tf-27S Cleveland Tenn.
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w. b. r e Y N o l. ID S

w. 3. r e Y N o L y S,
BENTON, TENN,
rs now receiving well selected. cheap and
i extensive stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
to which he invites the attention of his friends
and the public generally. Having selected
his Goods with great care in the cities of
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
he is prepared to offer Inducements to persons
wishing to buy good and cheap Goods.
1t is considered unnecessary to enumerate
articles, as his stock is unusually large and
complete, including almost everything be-
longing to the retail trade. All of which
will be sold at the lowest prices
April T. lS54-6m $50
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Corn Shelters.

A FIRST rate lot of Corn Shelters, Straw
n Cutters, and Well Buckets, on hand and
for sale by c. II. MILLS & CO.,
Dec. 90, '53-273 Cleveland
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Wheat Wanted.

TNHE highest market price will be given
l. for all the good Merchantable Wheat that
may be offered. [JuneS0] s. X. REEDER.
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TAILORIN G.
Grubb O. EngIedOw

CoNTINUE to carry on the Tailoring Bust
~ ness, at the old stand, and solicit the work
OF their friends and the public All garments
made in the best style and on the shortest
notice. Prices moderate.
April 8. Eft 231
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n Teacher "antod
TUy0 take charge Of Forest III Academy. None need
II apply but those who havetaken thorough Cone-
glac course, and have established character for teaen
construction, and will be completed In time for inc
School To commence by the LIST 4 October next.
by order OF the Board OF Trustees
Aug. 20, 1864. VIM III BALLEw, Secretary
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Fire Proof Safes.

GAFETY FUSE, Blosting Powder, Octagon
- Cast steel, Large Manila Rope suitable
for sinking shafts, de-, just received and for
sale low, by w, i. REYNOLDS,
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Piano Class.
a TeachorWar1tod

yuyIIE Third Session Of the Mslc Glass will commence
il on Wednesday, the 9th Of september o.,r
Sept. l. "a H. @. COOKE.
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Roots and !Sk0fs.

TTNHE Farmers Cheap Store can now boast
Il of having a superior stock of Boots and
Shoes, this day received, and for sale low down,
ms is the case with every thing in our line.
June o. c. +. d T. +. GIBSON.
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Call ON stock.

MOT personal, but all those indebted to
IN the undersigned, either by note or sc'
count, will please call ard pay the same, ior
money he wants and must have. -,
Aug. IL GEO. W. ROSS.
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MUSIC use
Lessons In French Latin, Dnwing, Painting, &C.. 16 90
Each pupil whether boarding in the Institution or NOT
will be charged one dollar enrance fee.
No extra charges. 49,,
Circulars of the School, in pamphlet form, furnished
by mail ON application to the Undersigned
Those who may have it in contemplation to patronIe
the School respectfully requested IN all cases 10 ad
vsa the Secretary by mail otherwise at their earliest
sArraninnce fAnr2h ,h4-Sml L. ]. ASTON, Sew
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Pure alcohol

PW6 .1IrOh0l
OF 95 per cent. proof, suitable for uslng
" with the Blow Pipe, now on hand and Tor
sale by HUDGIN, WELLS JOHNSON,
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:. 4. r....s>s q, trr.sus q the SIZE - 81
( & -. <s.'l<t e,in. 1ss'a.t - Lid FL = 81.
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.|<..... i. .S.,fr;s & fhs if.nesi<l- 81 q i1e
4s.I<- 49, e. riost 1s1, d = s..sit pp1 II.
-. !. Md pri.c -. s1sr.1<sl q pgt,en3ed
49,. = - + <ir,s.l Ex8p'ssr Tic rt|isr qrt'<l
-. III. f7a1trs. = IS n,ss fs,nihe tssalz-si1u
i. e 1-tr 4 ts< st,s1le. susity ~. lIon
- Fs<<k $ lst. So ~ rffc.r1 IT. isra Ls.5 ~.
=. r.. o<<lx11. 4 uAtins<k = rally ~ rcf-:l
1111 -, - Nh = 'hsA'ss. ). rsIsf . ~
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= - - ,sll 81 S<stlcr IN tkrie sii es.is
10y = st,s's.s, -. !, - .s {. 49,.
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go. =. 49, "a - =, . = Ga 8. urn s..s
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49, sp.<i.ss1 ~ "a = ss.psiss De prize Z d.
,,rs~.. e. r.,....;su. . IS. sss,y n,a i.rn:
3 rst,tnc1 = fIst lad % ~ Ap etIies We may
<'trn Died = .he I1.y 3 ..e z :. ss.... s
Is. 8 - n - <s.si. ae.l1 ng..inei ryi.s. :
49, f'tlntfa. - nal i.falnt - q seserls.
- - /. ..|I I1E{N. - q. |tlstt sfll1prs 70
1900 - ss's5s' 1',S'l e MA 81 80
~ f|rnt0 114g N. fbrnt y f.llsioiI1a.~
~. f1sf rg6r c.Iion - ri deiTn ~ l1ris %
rsfsir s1.'lsal prss ~. nssrI, h.. hia ~ nsis
IIl|i. - tsll
90 I've eysry n1n farm. % psi doen ihsisa1i %
#1lI n1u11I rtt1l. % bod oot ne idea n giving
I'm q every mi VIC cones bars from shrdad S6pn
= n Is.cksI suani5. would hsys a. essi % tufa
- sniS1sis. !. p.riical1r se<,1s NJ casriy. ard
rfo1nrl TrlplN lie those % utiqt h1Fa 1elestsd.
NJ ~. thit ~ cuShl % Fset Ne strram = on1f1fiea
80 tsrnlscr pfrcsey kg fhzl e AID trade
ls&S ~ 6poh q iIea cotnpcllfioa undeF n ard equrl
lava rs1crfInf % eif1raeanf Legislation An5 giving
hounslitBd dfsslion cor f,lss az artificial iwpuhs
- ii.n
o. iks ,.-.s ssr,sisa NJ firT-rn said
scir viii % purlui The ia path q progress and
- IloW ~ iandnakf 70 Which Amcfieaa expcIithes
b1l directed o. am Uiiling 70 receive al the ndd
4ioa1 inofmaen and a<tisfsnce. ~ the Light md
kaopieige Which nay Be derived from any source but
all1 feel bound 70 ssy that choose % follow 10 that
pnik Which our Frfsihsfs MARKED ont for Wkeu II
nay borrow woodlands phrase, they sbiazsd their
nsY' through tie uildefness.n
Tbs Eksmnnr proposes % bring ths matter 10 tes,
bfcfs hs Dsnoctaiic State caayeniioA which is to a.
ssnbs q osiobeF sr the selection o. candidate sr the
o1os q Govsng The Abingdon Denoerst also
kpiichss lnto Dir HrTrn for bis squandering scheme
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TO areit n. cs,frr y .nlsspr ehe1-ioa. Ii il
h<tisr pssoaf< t'st.eif :, pofssi 'h,s ~ - nos
e,ahiei y tf- B.4,si 'h'- s.iI'r ii. /. one
u ne arp,M' n,<t'4N Oh a .nlhiaf1iien ith
~ h1re nrrtr ben 1t'l - uofef>, n11 Is - c3n.
mead I1n's r<fI4 af<tr ~ "a m cvinctd
11y special q1I|'I>rIl - pub 'c t1<i1<ss 81 snr
spFi bur IeaS 4 al, iA| 1<|c3fA AID 1itioait IT,
tiss ~ diplomacy WEI II. rfoUr'I11 t1s 1rsl
EaU'itt. " I1'@1ot|| Ir.11< from 1It rth utnf
nt1 On z1TP I1|@ r1[|c.& and 1t1 rfs,Itt> 1ritf
tia for -IT.I 7||..~.rr ri. wan IL II Ir-
E$1I AL q <.|f 81 ~ Ii<1l|i1ll 81 b .re' :
k.nt ria eF<I n.n. pie - 84tf. rhe4f4 -
rl1sse T. " &, -, |1I. SINKING f-1|crr. il Az
|<41t'f 4111| |sr. I.f'|f1{'T toeeo|e1or1
t-,i|13 AZ 5 ~ a o-| 4er1 r ,r!xIs 8u'|t
11l - tt<<1 n,.'1 I. Merely o.E..oI5II |Irt&,.
;ht fi1.<'s $40 /1',1r' i-r1,< ard <xtaSie1 ~
9'.' 3, rer@ e's'.' .,-si' ~ <e''<o1
tsra' 2 - A ca .I< |'.ai,- nr,'-e''sa 4.|.s
4 q ~ is&|I t'&.1 n. D.fi.s1 70. s., Nj. |r.
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LoUDoss C0uSTY,
Anrnr q 1891

f-9-This administration has not been Fortunate
IN us appointments 10 once abroad-as Witness,
Borland, Sanders, Seuls, Sickles. Belmont &C.,
&c. &c Worse selections could not have been
made. II IS time that Foreign Missions At least
should cease Be the rewards Of pariizan services
The interests Of the country, connected with for
eisn govsrnmen >, aieio importsut 10 be entrusted
10 incompetent, rash ndinsfhcenf asu as 4 row
The case frequently Men ignorant Of diplomatic
Affairs, and Ignorant Of all tha F0reign Minister
should be familiar with, are packed of 10 foreign
courts, merely because they mSde stump speeches
a. home Or voted 10 favor ofthe appointing power,
wiihoui apy regard whalevsr TO heir qualifications
There will have 10 Be- rsfs1s 10 this particular
well a. IN many Others The ptnple are qnietly
keeping sil these reflrms IN view; and, irteod a.
the nert Pfesiden,iAlEleeiion 10 bring them aoout
thrcush the agents lhey viii ihsn select % admin
lister The goEefhmsnL
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s,Fssklte ~ srarn for cnc rrmrved;
Thy eis%'sFs Eilom We foaad 40 TAR,
We tEisf ~ - ~ Thee. aud there
We hl.f either 10 be loved =.
TiIn "a. IAN AFEAIa.


Il will be sren ~ nFr ielegfa phir depaiches that
the steamship S.4tof ne Wssi, arrived 81 New
York bfings tnjraisfhee ii The tirssnce III san
Jnan OF the Engl - hig o.. war l. RI. ele and 81
the asmsu scnpDatss Lurmufa ans I.sbIiy, The
Eng ish sOlnnantfT 80 ear q ca, town or san
Jusn nnd e masiaii lev anu hal al-o TAX u pos
sesaiun ~ Pnnia Aftt1s The Iuft tom which The
Accessory ffansie< ~paays -searaeis sail
We publish eiE.isl.rlr a. article from the Kings
ton Jamaica 5pur&4. gselnx an account oI lile re-
cepion ii e u the =alelig ne Vi he destruction
at Gseyfown anu a ne txeilrmenl pnauerj by IL
Th5 editor 81 tte 3eufnai Is excessively behico.e
on lhe subject aud naieip les an immediate war
betaeen EtslaIdsa64 F.Ante and The UBiied
States, unless OPT fI4tInmenis makes reparaiion
10 ne Greyngo r. ~ and apol & kss 70 England.
The esrs Iirss tith the Jnninal ialks 81 send
insA fstfis Nr9 T1tf Boron " Phiisdrlnhia Is
enisses hisds nana slosd ame,xlnenls % Amer
icaa feeds,2
Ehlirix .ngfqf end urnseessass + We holI
he 1slfot III u - is-'It8 hatr b I'm W csn
scar ely ,mAsins ~ = ,ases ne krouha
iof srfl0as cIlI..< 4 81 k'l<'1fa sd & =,
. so:Ieiss =, s e. as: ( sss.ss,. 49,.
coensriss ifou e t5.f.s par.eed " ,ie Briiish
naval iosees . eap@ No. rkrtt OTHER St.seis 81
war aTe already .atrRknd rrsLablr On r. viii IS
sent tfem het.lI,s Hhiltsf ~ ilreilixtrcr ~.
dfsraiehe flem e E,loa. 0areagft1,neai will
also We prtfn44' tfitr soIns of ihe raiiuna rt.-
selsiheie % piQis<t Aa,elicaa initre<n and il Il
c1tF ,0ltrtsee Lt| is1i ana ii proper nrufznce
q iqbsarance ot'tra <ile nav srfieuelf inrll he
The k1o 20 1nlrieS i i "a - enfno ~ hoped how
ettf. that ~ al4i. With has nltes1f 80 greatly
sisgr1csd the cou1iy viii MT errninaft ID e0ust-
qaenccs - gfsaiy . - terr rAed
f1d'fHr< Incriran
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nindi

n, sana,v .,~h, la. after brief iilness, Mrs.
qf-sAN yVYSONCi, farulerly Of Baltimore city, aud
a. respected cons1r IL Mr. James Wysung q hs 2
- IN the 5oih year OF her age. Though eompars .e
~ there we're few Ladies IN cur eommaaty, VINO
h.d more emdeafsi herself 10 the eommnny ~ PSF ~
lshilisy of ,nnc, her dsraa'ion, sau nss
a6abie dep1Fimeni As VIE sns N 4, 49,
n,say tear over the grave which sncoses hef e
mans The saddhunrss % th' event aaa he ,nsss.sAl
rrsr.ct Il. ~hifh the subject held, has eiicie9
terinw u the deepest and the kiauest eNptss
ns 81 eondoencs and yia behalf q the friends
aud relatives NL have ca lt 20 meusn
n ~, rrsav m,raings fsst Master JOHN A, ALEAs
AMBER soa 81 Dr. wai +. Alexander, q tina couniys
il the 18Th year Of f7s axe.
On Friday last. ilih iasiant, WILLIAM FkhNc u.
,Ot d John ID ana Masy i.ne, aged year 4Noa'n'
iss Az lrp tsissd "a BY the saa's hraing heana.
i Abfsf. hal = branseons existence was given
Hq,s ,.ai -. a "a tse dowa 20 EARTH ~ dream
| lad oaly Isl wake / hen ascended d heaven
III x. ,h.f7.blof Jav. 5AtoR w. ROBEkrs. ased
/ IL mad a oatl.s; Oh the 26th Of July, OHIO u
ased ,rars smnpii as p dals Ard "a M III w. u
gstaa, MAMIE u aged inpnfhs and ~ DAYS, emu
iren .f T. A. AID Ans ~ Detis 4 ss.n',
FL a. s,ada, IL rniax 1851 18Th August. Mr.. EOkeik
lIw CORRE.L Of ths county. aged 40 put - years
Elea.ng vie AID children 10 nlo1tn the loss q nus
baad aud paieai.
III oa,.e ION Instant, 4. Leesharr. u the 10Th vrar Q
her age JANE ~ ~ IT,, d., II -
H Thas. Robertson, Aaa ti~As hist y NV - 49,
Iy d B!ahdfrEd.
a. The ll,h,as.api. II ShannOndseSE snac-. Sal Al
Ni,O1fF MASTER, sas q Samuel II m 'n<-'sf y.
Il u wars. Ms IL Was rlneiiy fesdrn, 9 = srh
ihgaon ceuny. Md 81 had rrs'asu y 'iis 'Oa.'s ''
years previoas ie her ~ ceass
o. he la.s y Jas,, aaer1 short Illness N : AR !.
q -; - - 49, - d rkse, co
int. AN ILL g. ''-.l --...sss,.i
Of Wine.estet, aged ~ 49, y sd % aay ).
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Nfnasut SfRISo6.--Ou Sfale. remarks The South
Side Demnerat, has 4 Rreaier wealth Of mineral
weisfs ihan ary Ave States ID the Unien. We BE-
firFe. Let o. tnnmerafe them Wkiie Snlphnr.
kfd bpiphnt biae Sulpher, Sat sulphur. Yellow
onlphnr, Warn springs Hot Springs Allegheny
Spring. fasqnier White Suirkur. Capon, Dag
Eefe ehe 1noadale. Huguenot. BerkrleY, Amherst,
hu4Alo Msrienbusg Amelia. Red Sweet, Rock
bridge Alum. Bath Alum, Haiiax. MaeroIir-
BESIDES these, We haFe two Of The fnestplaces IN
NE world for ssa bathing. Old PoiHt and Hamp-
Ton. Where e the excuse then. for such singu-
~ passion - many have fr the delights Of Safa-
to<a and Newport. There Is COW no excuse for
Southern Eentlemen 10 visit Northern watering
pl1ccs unless they are ambitions Of having person.
= difficulties with parcel offfee negroes.
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Inst. joan 1fLi1 : ~ -, III.
q Winchester, eyed ~ - sfasd 23as,s


On Wednesday morning list, after shorl but re-
we're illness. ia the ls year u hefag Miss FRAN
CES LLLEN "A tlNfl-ii, daughter u AsDREw HuN-
dow iull i rssd. how full Of hope. loonlsth in.
evitabie DeAsh"l
But few slosktays ago tho subject u this memoir
was among us full nf lfiI and hope. She had Feturn-
Ell From eists4t iuple college. here abe had grad
INT d with disHhctionS tb enter upon the CeviUts
pathway Ut eaftisly eEIstesss. Ab1ady she bad IN
aeard heraeli Il thOse fortune Il was to klsow
her, by her gsheand dis sitieii, her ttatfk,
ailsbe, and asreeable hlaHners. ElIinentiy sUclal
in her frelinga she haa drawn agsund her large
circle OF admring frens and relations, who's pla.
sure it was . llln te tir hopes with here f0r ia
tufe full Of happihess But alas tliseasc came with
ali train Of ha ay followers, sickl ss pain, an
guish, fear, death. During her illness b character
shone in its most tcsacfAng quatics Here ii i pic
ttrc for those who have vet to die. Affected with
most painful disease, 40 escaped phr lips,
though she frequently 5-essed the fearful PRESENT.
nent that she wouldx.s,. Nothing could invest Ter
pf this dreadful ideas drdfnl soallbut her. T0thoss
WHO were around hsr nch nliliiserng % az of her
long hours Of the her frequcEt attacks Of pain
she would say, III sFi9kes 10 give much tror
BE ; Pm better now To llerfn Their who constan
Iy watched her bedside with increasing fear for thA
He Of her falling shidssie would say in the aoftesi
and most aflnct mate tdles u voice. q Do not greve
am ready q .Iii.''. And whsn the eoId Land 8
Death upon feT and her spirit Was about ID wing
IL flight 70 The realms " bllss calling her and thos
who with her % hr bedside. she again gave thu
parting conaola tinn--ssl am ready to dif."
The parting with heE physician, whose generous
feelings had induced hii 70 up feeucntly with her
FL night, was most els.aeteristic -
ness tome, but vii take remembrance "a Il with
me.
So sped tic gsnrIs spirit Of bright girl to the God
who gave her life
Earth was too cold Ince for such 4 soub a hers
She has gone - tiatnsltnt waiting hall where Adam
mcetcth with his childrh."
fsKeep hetassss saf with careful ioves and let the
l.. -
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- The Bsas5rd Sssiissi b iaa and ftnsible
article on he san ilan affair has the relieving
paragraph ID eonel1si6h
No bans Of course esn attach % Capt Ho,-
Has for he pali be was forced 90 take IN this ~
fair lie only ezsfied outihe fnarUctians az hfs
sopsriofs bal We knou 4 was CALLING 10 lis pride
II Ire gallant fef 10 Be sent upsn he dirty eCsnd
Of sutdaink ateieneelees place, and Be eamt<lledg
ioflkgce lonz hoo<S1o thsoN his 60 ard - win.
cot rectgi0a a. answering skcii The dutg, how.
erer. Vas fnsciualy peflofned and. had ~ been
permitted "a encopnier lceue1 worthy II his sfcei
an equally good account. Nocld. no 1onht have
been given 81 hem
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- Who ekall decide WAen doctors iieaerse, =
or 0h6 shall zen WHAT'S 0rnols<ifc doctrine when
he Democratic presideni and he Democfaiic Con.
cnrrl.s PISSED L.od ntnaiirS Insane Aslirn
Bal and ths DenccraiIt fleeidrni vetoed he ue a
tufe The usnocrltic Coneress passed River
ana Htfbor BIN and Re D<nocrctic Pfts1aeai "
iosd lie n,aS1re The Deuoc-a.ic ooatrs.s were
ttrl1ed On IL Honts'tad Hi.I-9ni he nenc-
pro nni con. fos, - hey 11rnt1<1 70 fhink IA
r0i1 A. ~ = r<fn<prS are ccrcrrnr1: Il IS .sscn-
fr.,6n oorsc trni0uik1i - f1er.1f,Is Esssk
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pnbiic Sale.

VII seFIIAt puhiitt saIa ft NJ
- rs.ia,,fs 4 .,n,l.s south u Malasasbssg On
Tuessay, th4 25iuf Augusa, 1854 lI'Y l"as~''s
property, 10 wa: liz ra,e riding
head Of Horses pre hsang "a c.,,ie'
N re 10 h4ad q ss 81 Cow a~ s.s 81 II, nd
K, first isle uxn 20 hasu y 49, - X e.,.d
d cat,wsidishes No. 80" ,s,,sTss',s II -.
young b esf stm VIZ 81, q IN I, ri fsaaubIe
- AID Pelgh Q at. bassn IS .s 81 s. IL
~, a,asss Il 6rsi rate psif u s9 wings
AMI ,naas utnr artcifs AoI q z
Is@ma u'.,,hslwsl T. gwen l:e purchaser
-.v,ng hena AID approved scouts .spa,y q N
~nul III ra. Wti he 1eq = IA Min.
rein lysss tnsgilahe terms sste II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

:, ,t4r q. rsasiees having a asia,r As....
4 no simultaneously excited Mr. WlkkA4M
sc LlpSCOAiB. ri a native q @sesg
= q he tltne Ipax i resident IT LessbftNs -
81 ,eeleal 81 Ills Institution. shenext Setae. @ete-
!, slf s.ns trdrce IA nv ~ 0f Sept nt ~ isE~
n,,es,e IN III sisl al January hplio4lngS. az.
Lir.rumb has teen tNgsged = 'ls Ma,,sr.~ y
80 s,rssnlS wtft lu&h isht = III Rs3kAN
=. hssh ehar NE = esnsl man III ~ a ~
= IL Ssaaiar AID hif qualifications e y ~
s.ss ~ ". cf snodetr laneuarri WIN sca
49,, ,,s.'rr ,lIg rnltuI al MI. DAlteptf ehd maj
~ Masle under Alr Deems mhasf enitH nliqnans.
ee her respective irl asiments afs Asssse
ss,s. 4, alirtgl rnpnIafiiy aeisacheFss az sneH
s ss.ss Il .nMkflx. thorough Scholars -
T.E. i,sioa i, viii be the course Of shssfrfs,pn
ana he rates i charge for Session s' FAss
1 manhs 81 80 .lxx fsinefn.
Eagtsk coHfss ineladng uFsm 81 49, sssd
phy HlsterY Natural and Mental PhtDs'peRy, A ~
S M',sarn and ancient Ilangusass each loo
Aissssa AID dsonslsy, az slsstr e -
!. ! !. ]; :.
Mse Of ia -
Do q CLASP "a 81
a. asa Ms L.tpscbmh VIII be prrkSFsd 70 r.
,.;x- ,svsrallh1arders it fGb per sssX"n ,nciu e
ding ashinS 1865 a.s,Ts pr,vales ami ses Of
caa aisa ee 49,. ,afSs. and csAe ioWafds
~ ss,l;sl ecmmi.tEa " their chasEe, rafsnis
young ta"is1 St ~ ,si eEouiidence
a1 pi.ssn md ,u,lion ices PAYABLE hal yesfly y.
! advance anaEnu deduction mace eAssl{'4
prolracted sitknvSs
! VI w. souTH AlL.. ING Hs n,.,as
WHIP FARl Ill, - ~ Il h,Tstr
Err WATSON. h.v !: " ~ r.
I'm. TiAlBslsl'atSs-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

4 IlttocN AstsEStaN. --Mr Geofxs Elton. he
E1c111l, made Successful 6elIoon sscen,ion frcnl
II<[<f111. 81 Effl1y l1s1 TIE D1lti1 says this
1..l1,Ic1 u11<9 ~ one kundfcdih Mr. Eliioit has
&rrc1<.'ti o<epnI,i1ttd. h edts.FI va, UNDER
l<.1t I|II q D. H5f4r1re uooil lake he place cf
IN |'|I1II d ~ occasion bat i6< ree<ons which
.||1 I've. y I& latter - he spectators present
n |It|.n<I ~ IF111t.linn e H1fer1re preitniDe
;. ~ 1I = ~ 1.{ ON ne rsihcr d a. that q
- |><..t Elliott attained he altitude q thrle
|.|1.|I -. 81 t'<Itfk. near W6Innt Grove
010f<1. q - I&f1 ~ Nr. Edward Sr1nor. a
H..4cE eesn.l. ti';.at about isl ni:ss fion ikis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

So 1orN EaaSkt,Ss ExPkpizinr. lie House
Il comnons reccnsas. Sic ! Graham sisird that
81 M4j<s,Ji ships Ercbus arr TetruF 10, having
b<l1 1<lI1 II fbf nors Than nIae years 4 u.s con
rIod>d hat lhey were Lost. aud ths A1mifalty. mp
q proper evidence. and upon receiving proper -
eufi3 ~ fefnndinf he Honey 10 he event Of he
tnlrs lof1inE w. had directed TIE arr<1fs Of nine
yf<f1' t1l ID y paid orer 10 he representatives.
e ~ 11ctn and mkn. There were q oficcrs
ltI I12 Ec1uen attached 70 lhese ships. and Of
iIl4 pouters - Representatives q he <frst class
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''T-------7777I---7-17-7---77-~
II arrIed.

On anndsy morning Last. n the city q Fredeflek,
lMsrsIsnd 81 Rev NJ. Miller, Mr.. JOHN RE- y. lef.
Inesly a THIS eoagit. aud Mrs. AMANDA COALMANs
II " AREA cousp, Vagina.
a, he 9th JAW aeaf Claiborne. Alabama, by Rev
sta,'rs sam, HOBERTG SCOTT, Esg.. Y :. Cen'
81 a Mo d. Jasslfo, ana Mrs. n AIRY W, DELLEI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17
missouri ELECTION.

Tbs fetnns seem q indicate ,ha, he Wigs
hare elected six Of the seven members Of Congress
% which Missouri Is entitled 70 vii.
LrTren II. KgEsKrr,
J0ns O. MILLeR,
NoaDEct1 OLfvER,
SaiauEE CAnorHKns.
JouH J LRpLEY,
GILrHRfsT PoRTxn.
{ JonSsok Democrat isssid to be elected in place
ofJohn s. Phelps. q staggering economical Dem
psrst,