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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-12
He that WaterethiS also Watered.

At an early period of our ministry in another
State, we were greatly surprised to find but five or
six families in whole parish, receiving regular
ly religious paper. BY prompt, personal effort,
we succeeded in obtaining over forty new subscr-
bers for the State paper and the incoming of these
papers gave singular and most CRAFTY ing impulse
to all the religious activities of the parish fAde-
mand was created for religious books greater
sympathy was felt, and larger contributions made
for benevolent objects; and broader and more
active intelligence was evident in the devotional
feelings of the church, as well as the general tone
of society. From that time we have cherished a
deep conviction of the worth of religious papers,
and personal sympathy with their conductors !;
and we commend to any pastor, who wishes to sur
round himself with intelligent, enterprising and
liberal people to take efficient measures for secur-
ing to every family in his parish the weekly visit
Of some well conducted religious Journal-Uatch-
man i Reflector.
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The Hand that saves Us.

Two painters were employed to fresco the walls
of magnificent cathedral both stood on rude
scaffolding constructed for the purpose some forty
feet from the floor One of them was so intent
upon his work, that be became wholly absorbed,
and in admiration stood of from the picture, gaz
inc at it with intense delight. Forgetting where
he was, he moved back slowly, surveying critically
the work of his pencil, till he neared the edge of
the plank upon which he stood At this critical
moment his companion turned suddenly, and almost
frozen with horror, beheld his imminent peril; an
other instant and the enthusiast would be precipi-
tated upon the pavement beneath If he spoke to
him, it was certain death il he held his peace,
death was equally sure. Suddenly he regained bis
presence Of mind, and seizing wet brush, bung
it against the wall scattering the beaueiful picture
with unsightly blotches of coloring. The painter
flew forward, and turned upon his friend with
fierce upbraidings but started at his CHASTITY nee
he listened to his recital of danger looked shudder
ing over the dread space below, and with tears Oh
gratitude blessed the hand that saved hiiis . nst
so we sometimes get absorbed upon tho pictures OF
the world and. in contemplating them, step back
ward unconscious of our peril, when the Almighty,
:, marcy dashes out the beautiful images, and
draws ns. at the time we are complaining OF his
dealing into his outstretched arms Of compassion
and love-
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Modes of Argument.

How differently men handle controversial mat
ters. There's johnson, with his two-handed sword,
striking with the edge, while he perces with the
noint. and stuns you with the hilt hitting right
and left with ansithesis and welding the ponder
GUS weapon as easily as you could fail Then
there's Burke, with his glittering raper all rheto
rical rule and polish, according to school-passadc
montanto staceato-one, two, three-the third in
your bosom. Then comes Maclully, who runs in
under your guard and Stabs you to the heart with
the heavy dagger of short cpigrammatic sentence
jeffrey, who first kills, then scalps; and Carlyee
who advances armed with an antique stone ak
with which he smashes his foes, as you would drug
in pestle and mortar.-Coiburn's Ner MonthIy
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AN IDLE MAN IS EXPOSED TO EVERY TEMP
TATGoN.-Set narrow -mouthed glass near to a
beehive, and you shall soon perceive how busily
the wasps resort to it, being drawn thither by the
smell of that sweet liquor wherewith it is bated :
and how eagerly they creep into the mouth of it,
and fall down suddenly from that slippery steepness
into that watery trap, from which they can never
rise but after some vain labor and WEAKNESS they
drown and die
Now there are none of the bees that so much as
look that way they pass directly to their hive,
without any notice taken of such pleasing bait
Thus idle and ill-disposed persons are easily
drawn away with every temptation they have
both leisure and will to entertain every sweet al
lurement to sin, and wantonly prosecute their own
wicked usts till they fall into irrecoverable ruin
whereas the diligent and laborious Christian that
follows an honest calling is free from the danger
of those deadly enticements, and lays up honey OF
comfort against dreary time to come.
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The EYELAsHEs AND EYEBRows-In Circassia,
Georgia, Persia and India, one of the mothers
earliest cares is to promote the growth of her
children's eyelashes, by tipping and removing the
fine gossamer-like points with pair of scissors,
when they are asleep. By repeating this every
month or six weeks, they become in time, long,
finely curved, and of a silky gloss. The practice
never fails to produce the desired effect, and it is
particularly useful when, owing to inflammation OF
the eyes, the lashes have been thlnned or Stunted
-Ro,rland on the Hair.
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The Bully Leaned to Pray.

at the Camp meeting held at Alton. in the an.
tumn of of 1888, the worshippers were an,ov.d hx
SET OF desperadoes from st, Louis under the con-
troll OF Mike Fink, notorious bully, the tr;uubant
hero OF countless fights, in none of whiche he had
ever met an equal, or even second The coarse
drunken raifi'ns carried il with high hand, out
| ragged the the men and insulted the women. so "a
to threaten the dissolution of all pious exercises;
and yet, such was the terror the name of their
leader, Fink, inspired that no one individual could
be found brave enough to face his proves. At
last, one day, when Mr. - assembled the pull
PIT to hold FORTH the desperadoes on the outskirts
OF the encampment raised such yell 50 deafsning.
as TO drown utterly every other sound Mr.
uafk eyes shot lightning. He deposited his Bible,
drew OF his coat, and remarked aloud:
ait Tor few minutes, my brethren, while I
go and make the devil pray.v
he then proceeded, with smile ON his Inns. IN
The locus OF the tumult and addressed the chief
bully: 4. -
Mr.. Fink, have come to make Won urav.p
BY golly, I'd like to see you do it. old suorter-
men, your courteous friends. agrssps to show foul
playS"
In course they viii. They're raIe crit. and
won do nothin but the clear thing SO they won't.
rejoined Fink, Indignantly
Are you ready" asked Mr.. -,
Ready as race horse with light rider squar-
ing his pOnderous person for the combat.
But the bully spoke too soon; for scarcely had
the words left his lips, when Mr. - made a
prodigious bound toward his antagonist. and ac-
companied it with quick, shooting punch of his
herculean fist which FELL crashing the others chin.
and hurried him to the earth ike lead. Then even
his intoxicated comrades, filed with involuntary
admiration at the feat, gave a cheer. But Fink
was up in moment, and rushed upon his enemy,
exclaimng.
That wasn't done fair So it wargt'
lie alIted ferOcious stroke which Mr.
parried with his left hand and graspng his throat
with the right crushed him down as il he had been
an infant. Fink struggled squirmed, and writhed
IN the dust; but all to no purpose; for the strong
muscular fingers held his windpipe as in the Jaws Of
an iron vice. When he began to turn purple in the
face, and ceased to resist, Mr. slackened his
hOlu, ana inquired
"Wil you pray now?" ..-.-r
81 doSent know word how" gasped Fink
Repeat it after me," ;" commanded Mr.
"Well if must, must" answered Fink, "be-
cause you're the devil HIMSELF ....l-
The preacher then said over the Lords prayer.
line by line, and the conquered bully responded in
the same way, when the victor permitted him to
rise. At the cOnsumation the rowdies roared
three boisterOus cheers. Fink shook Mr. -
hand, declaring
"By golly, you're SOM beans iD bar-fght. Id
rather set-to with an oil he bar in dog days
You can pass this ere crowd of -smasbers,
blast your pictur.'
Afterwards Fink party behaved with extreme
decOrum, and Mr.. -- resumed his Bible and
pulpit.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL
HUTCBIsoNs CELEBRATED OINTMENT

HUTCHIS0Ns CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
the most e1ectual remedy for Piles, Sore Caked
Il Breast, Cuts Bruises, &c, now eXtant This medl-
cine prepared with great and never fails to give
lief VIXEN properly administered Remember
1t Cures Piles-speedily,
II Cures Sores or Caked Breast-immediatey.
1t Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores-On man or horse.
The afflicted are invited to give it trial If it does not
accomplish what we claim for it. then pronounce it hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has m his possession any number of
tcates from the rSt citizens Of Virginia and other StaieS
several of which accompany each box We give the fol.
lowing from the sheriff Of Botetourt county Virginia
Mr. PItZer
FNCAsrLE, Dec. 81, 1858.
Mr. HUTCmsoN-IcIr Sri had been an almost con.
sufferer from es for ten Twelve wears previous
the time heard OF your ointment have given il a fair
trial and for ihc last two Years have had symptoms of
the disease and consider myself entirely cured think il
due to YOU make this statement and II the public AT
large that YOUR invaluable onmeat should be more GEN
orally known. Yours respectfully r. PITZEK.
Sold wholesale aud retail, by
10. G. BROWN
febll '5i-6miSiriw Agent College street
Prepared by ". lluchson, & Co, Amsterdam, Va
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JUST RECEIVED.
~ BOXES St Louis Soda Crackers, fresh;
~ 10 bbs do do Butter do do;
10 bbls do do Water do do;
80 boxes assorted Raisns NJ. r.;
100 boxes Cheese, W. r. at Cincinnati prices
30 boxes Glass Jars, assorted sizas cheap,
10000 Havana Cigars for Nashville retail;
10000 lbs Candy at lO$ per h.. by wholesale own
manufacture; all other articles cheap proportion
J. q. Il G. ROBERTSON,
feblS Broadway No. 90.
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LADIES' PUMP AND THICK SOLE
FRENCH, MOROCCO, AND KID BOOTS.
T AIDES French Morocco, and Kid Welt Walking Shoes
l. do Italian Cloth, Satin, Tip'd and plain de-;
do kId Slippers, plain and fne
do French Lasting Welt Excelsiors;
do French Morocco Slippers;
Misses ana Chldren's thick soed Booees Just open
ed BY RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
febll - AZ College street,
LADIES' BONNET ,EOXES.
M have Just received another lot of Ladies Bonnet
w Boxes, single and double top
-.. RAMAGE d CHURCH.
febll "a AZ College street.
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MERCHANTS AND PEDLARS-RAGS
VANTEn-

AN paying three cents per Id, cash. for all the cotton
i and linen RAGS get, delivered my paper and
rag warehouse on the square.
No merchant pedar need have any fears of selling
all the rags they bring at the highest price. .
1t is the interest and duty OF the merchant to buy rags
for creates and draws he otherwise would not
get and he puts that which would otherwise 60
waste.
Some silly persons consider it disgrace to rags
They gnorant Of the fact that the product Iom rags
has doae more to advance the happiness OF mankind than
other thing known to the arts OF and there
thousands ofinelgent who not Of The in
cacuabe advantages they would bestow upon growing
family BY saving their and with them or ihsr pro
ceeds pay for good nepspiper that their children would
less TO read with avidty and gather from it host Of
formation in which our well beng is associated.
jams W. ;. WHlTEMAN.
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EPSILON,

TIME BEST son OF OLD PACIFIC, the broth ~
er of Gamrna and the Sire Of Corset, Dia In
n oud Voltare, and Sem, viii stand the ensu- ll(A
inc season al my stable So The cash will be required
before reoa Of the property Mares kept at 75 cents
per week.
EPSILON is nearly sixteen hands high rich bay, and
one Of The beautiful and perfect horses But
five of his colts have been tIaHe four OF that number
have proved most excellent racers What horse in Ame
ca has done better His pedigree is equal any in the
United States. No responsibility for accidents escapes
Feb I7-eo&wSm W. &. HARDING.
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A CUE AND FEVER. OR CHILLs AND FE-

A CUE AND FEVER. OR CHILLS AND FE-
N YER CURED BY SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.-This
Justly celebrated Medicine has many years maintained
Its superiority over all other remedies for the sale, certain
speedy and permanent Ague and Fever Chills
and Fever whether Of sh long standing; and in
will fail 10 the directions strictly followed
and carried ont.
This remedy has been extensively throughout the
States of hsnuck Tennessee, Ohio Indiana, Pennsy Iva
mia, MichgIn Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Texas,
Arkansas, Aabama. Mississippi and Louisiana; and has
mAnently red cases, in all
varied FORMS many of which had been Of from
three ding, and had resisted all The usual
dies Ae country; and in did this Medicine
fail whore ths directions properly followed. Such Is
its nyaabe success that's large number OF respectable
Medicine in various of the country,
and prescribe ii in preference to qunine and other
remedies.
Tonic, but being composed entirely of vegetable
medicines is perfectly innocent in all circnm
stances may be given females infants and all per-
Of debated and delicate constitutions, without the
least fear whatever Of any unpleasant effect.
This Medicine composed of articles of the pmest and
purest quality and y always made by the proprietor in
SON established forms of pharmacy (which
be said of many Tnucs flooding the We-terR and
Southwestern country and in this respect alone rendered
greatly superior 10 the remedies usually prepared and sold
in the country.
BY its aperent and powerful daphoretic properties
ded to its Tonic qualities, il is rendered emnenuy superior
Quinine and other remedies as general and popular
Tonic all whatever where TONES proper to be
administered The PROPRIETOR therefore, respectfully in
ytes aud the public generally TO give but
trial. and they will then be convinced of its
rory al other remedies now In use for the purpose
specified
Fever, hills and Fever, Bilious Fevers, would do well
Keep supply this valuable remedy always hand.
The proprietor in his possession thousands Of
cates of value, given by persons VINO have used H. with
merchants who have sold il largely In
their country many respectful Practitioners
have used it in preference to other at esns
No I2 College street, Wholesale aud Retail gent Nash
VILE Tenn decI0-d&tr W.
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.sBIG GRANDo!N
NIAGNlFIGIENT lot of FRENCH WORK Embroider-
vi les openin5 this day by X. c. McNAIRY co.
ieblS
ETOR RENT-One Store Room and two or three
Il rooms in the third story back building of the new
J. w. j. Manning, or W. F. COOPER
fe5l7-f At the Building
SOAP-lOo BONES No. Soap, received for sale by
- STEWART & WEAkLEY,
febI5 No g. Broadway
GLOVER AND FIELD SEEDS-5O BARRELS
~ Clover Seed, 100 bush, Orchard Grass 100 bushels
Blue Grass, bbls Timothy Seed. For sale BY
STEWART & WEAKLEY,
tebl5 No. s, Broadway
ONION SETS-IO BBLIS received and for sale by
~ STEWART Il WEAKLEY,
teb15 No. s. Broadway
CRANBERRIES-l BARRELS just receiye ed from
" Cincinnati and for sale by
STEWART wEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broadway
7 ARD OII.-25 BBJS of superior quality just re-
i ! ceived per Cumberland Valley, and for sale by
STEWART WEAKLEY
tebl5 No. s. Broad ST.
DIE FRUIT-20 Bones Pie Fruit received and for
1 sale by STEWART Il WEAKLEY
febl5 No s. Broad ST.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-5O BAGS received and
ID fer sale by STEWART L WEAKLEY
febl5 No. s, Broad st.
VEAS-IO HALF Chests Imperial and Gunpowder
i Teas in metallic packages.
half chests Black Teas, all grades, for ga lie by
STEWART Il WEAKLEY,
febl5 No s. Broad st.
SUNURIES-5B BONES Essence Of Coffee;
- boxes Ground Coffee;
600 boxes Ground Pepper
10 bbs Almonds, in store and for sale by
STEWART 4 WEAkLEY,
febl5 No 8, Broad St
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gde,al,rl.!py. l,l.!y
From the New York Evangelist
Our Venerable Bible. @

BY REV. MARCUS SMITH.
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ISUNDRIES.

JUST TRECEIYED-A FINE ASSORTMENT
J Of Gentlemens furnishing goods together with
ry description of Cassimeres vestings and Cloths. Ex
peienced cutters and workmen employed at my esfab
shment anagentlemen rely having their apparel
made when promised and in the most fashionable
Call at .l- T.J. H0UGHS,
jsn24 "a Cedar street
A CARBIDE. T. W. CONNER, Physio-Pathc, or
IA Botanic Physician having returned from a recent
visit of business 10 California again offers his Medical Ser
vices to the Afflicted Public trusting the general satisfac
ton he ha, heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage
Office the of Union and Summer streets; Resi-
dence q Summer street, between Broad and Church.
feb7 '54-3m
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nLUUG S.-ONE HUNDRED iiALL',
i Peacock Ploughs, Nos and 3 Tor sale by
Iau5 W. L. GORDON CO.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
lHTE have for sale, several beautiful building Lots o.
w onand near the Franklin Turnpike, the IN:
the first Toll gate, containing from four to twelve A
of land of them well timbered and all egby
situated. Applyt LINDSLEY d CROCKETT,
feb22-lm No. 49, College ST.
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A CARD.-Having sold my stock of Furniture to
Messrs. Barnes Huchson, respectfully solicit for the
firm continuance of the custom have literally
received from the citizens of Nashville and surrounding
country assuring them Messrs b. H. Will do their
most to please all who may favor them with call.
febl5-lm A PATTERSON
PRINTERS, MERCHANTS, AND PEDLARS
HAVE increased and am still increasing my paper
i chnery, and manufacturing from 80 10 reanis
of printing paper daily and fill order of two three
hundred reanls in weeks notice of any of the sizes
named below, and at the prices attached The quality OF
the paper will be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers. -.tH
The hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the STORE unless it is for $780, which ninety
days four months will be given br the purchasers estab
fishing TO satisfaction both their sovency and prompt
ness aud giving note payable in Bank with good
dorser. .aE
The following the sizes and prices viz:
Is by AZ at 81 rs per ream "a by 81 at So 25 per am;
q by fl at 4 90 "a by 81 at % "a "
26 by IS at SO "a by "a at 8 l21s"
25 BY SS at 3 S75" 30 by 80 at 500
"a by 3S at % 81 by SO at 2 70
Sizes varying proportion but variation in the prices
above for ream or 900 reams.
Printers in st. Louis and Memphis referred TO my
prices &c. Freight from Nashville TO either point ranges
from SO to 4oc per 100 during the boating season
january3 VS.. WHlTEMAN.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
"AVING withdrawn from the firm Of A. B. x c. W.
III ROBERTSON, and associated myself with Mr. JAS.
N BRADSHAW, in the Boot and Shoe trade solicit the
patronage of my old friends and hope they Will give RO
BERTSuN j BRADSHAW a CALI No IA College street,
Nashville. c. w. ROBERTSON.
teb2-lm
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EOR SALE.-A desirable lot in South Nashville con
tanning from 10 corner of Franklin street and
4. * A. X. K the Dep0t-a beautiful site, Shade
Trees &c. Said lot would make fine Brick Yard.
Also, beautiful LOT in South Nashville of Sum-
mer and Oak streets. Apply at No. 6S14 Cherry St. to
R.W. BROWN,
feb26 Real Estate Agent.
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THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN furnished
i @ subscribers at the following rates. Single copies
year advance. So 5o within the year So o at the end
Of the year 81 90. CLUBs0f five and upwards $2 90
per copy for year. Clubs of subscribers will be re-
ceived FOR six months al the foregoing rates
;GheTRi-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday 'hursdsy
tgA aud Saturday at S5 per annum advance; if pao
-as advance So.
alat. DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
fsy- THE MONEY ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION 81 80 f. 3. "A. .rf
kemittacas OF subscriptions maR be iAade by mail - our
risk.
raper win be sent Of the State unless the order
conlpauied with the cash.
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X Z VI o L.
FIlE office of the Mutual Protection Insurance Co. has
been removed to Kirkmans Corner, above W. B. Shep-
ard Co.'S Banking House Entrance No. S5 on the Public
Square.
The Office vacated by the Company No 23 Cedar street.
is Tor rent For terms apply to John L. johnson,
feb5 '54-lm c. j. +. WHARTON, Sec'y.
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GLOVE ONION SETS.
= BUSHELS Glove Onion Sets. Just received and 70 r
/ sale low, by STRETCH Il ORR,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists College Union SITS
febl4
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VOL. XIV. >
UNION AND DAMERICAN.

OFFICE-No. IL, DEADERICK STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-16

THE COMMERCIAL CoNvENTIoN-The Charles.
ton Courier predicts large assembage on the oc.
casion of the Commercial Convention in that city,
and assures all who may be able to attend that eY
cry facility will be afforded and every exertion
used to render their visit pleasant and agreeable
The same paper suggests that the chairman of each
delegation appointed notify in advance and az soon
as possible the number ofthose whose attendances s
most probably expected. Such information n,ay
be addressed to II. w CONNER, ESQ, Chairman of
the General Committee of Arrangements
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-16

The BLACK WARRIoR.-As announced yester.
day, the Cabinet had long and earnest session last
Monday over the case ofthe Black Warrior The re
suit OF their consultation has not been made pub
lie. They also met Tuesday morning to consider
the same subject; and although nothing has trans,
pired officially, the Washington Star has good rea.
son to believe that while they are indisposed to
take advantage of the weakness of Spain, the Pre-
fident will take prompt and efficient measures to
vindicate the rights OF the owners of the ship and
to obtain instant reparaion for the outrage perpe
trated on them, without submitting to the delay in.
cident to negotiation with Spain concerning the
affair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-16

The RECENT FIRE IN ROCHESTER, The five
story block recently destroyed by fire in Rochester
N Y, contained large steam engine, fixtures and
custom grist mill, owned by Messrs Gordon &
Co, who lose $4,000; insured for 5000. Mr.
Ross, maker of grist mills loses about $4,000. par,y
insured. A. R. Swift, machine shop; loss 5000
no insurance. W. L. Matteson, pattern maker
loss S600-no insurance. Messrs. Gage, makers of
bread machines loss $1,000, insured and several
other small losses, making total OF $40 600 about
one half of which is covered by insurance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-16

AVIRGINIAN IN THE GRAND ARMY-CoI John
Bankhead Magruder, U. S. Army, having obtained
leave OF absence, has gone to France and is about
TO proceed to the seat OF war in the East as a mem
Der of the staff of the French Generalin Chiei He
Is man OF great talent, energy of character, gal
lantry and ambition. The Washington Star pre-
diets tor him distinguished career Col. Magru-
deris, we believe native of Albemarle county