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Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04
Mr.. Beebe's Manifesto.

The last True Democrat contains
long communication from Roswell BEEBE.
which he calls protest agains. the issuance
o. the bonds OF the city of Little Rock. to
the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. =
Prompted BY curiosity. we read the docu-
ment. and must confess We found nothing to
repay us for the trouble The whole thing
is tissue of abuse and insinuations against
the Memphis and Little Rock road and its
management. and shows, plainly, that the
object of the writer was more to injure the
prospects Of the road. than any anxiety he
had to protect the tax payers and credit oc
Little Rock.
IL Mr.. BEERE knows. as he world nave
the people believe he does. that the man.
ayers of that road are attempting to de-
ceive the public, By false pretences, and
ruin the Railroad interests of the State
and the credit of Little Rock, by fraud
and dishonesty, why does he not make the
charge in some specific and tangible form,
and prove it Why dces he go back in
the financial history of Little Rock to The
disasters Of 1S43. aud the dishonesty of
Mayor TRowBRIDGE and his unprincipled
associates unless he intended TO convey
the idea. that the issuing of the city
bonds to the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company. would be attended with
similar financial disasters, and be manag-
cd with similar dishonesty. If he believes
so, ne should have furnished the public
with the facts upon which he predicates
that belief.
The construction Of the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad is a matter Of too
much Importance to the people of this
State. for them to tolerate any attempt
to injure It's prospects. that is not founded
IN justice aud reason. In our opinion.
Mr. BEEBE would have better consulted
his OWN reputation, and the dignity of
the position he occupies as President of
the Cairo and Fulton road. by attending
to the affairs of bis own read, and salts
flying the people that as management has
not been more controlled by private inter
ests than the public good. instead OF at
tempting to throw obstacles in the way of
the construction of the Memphis aud Little
Rock road. From present indications We
are constrained to believe that the Mem
phis and Little Rock road will be compile
ted. and be dispensing to the people of
this State. the advantages Of cheap. rap
pld and certain communication with the
rest Of the world, before the first shovel
fall of dirt is thrown upon the Cairo and
Fulton road. for we regard i. as very un-
fortunate for that road. that one so Wis
ionary In his notions. so suspicious in his
nature. and in every way so iulpracticable
as Mr. BEEBE seems to be. was ever con-
nectei with it.
We verify believe that On. for the course
pursued by President BEEBE ard Governor
CONWAY. the Cairo and Fulton road would
now have been in progress Of rapid construc
tion. instead of its present inactive and un
promising position. In our opinion it would
better become Mr.. BEEBE. to initiate the
energy and enterprise of those having con-
troll Of the Memphis and Little Rock road
than TO be engaged in aSsailinr their con-
duct and imp:'ing to them improper and
dishonest motives.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

70 We publish on the 6rst page of our
paper to-day. the speeches of Mayor Conrad
and Kenneth Rayner. delivered at the Am
eriean Banquet. Philadelphia. Pa They
breathe the right spirit, and are worthy an
attentive perusal.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

HEAVY DAuAGEs.-A verdict for seven
thousand FIVE hundred drlIars has been OBJ
tanned in Henderson CO.. Tennessee, agains.
Rev. j. r. Graves. editor of the Tennessee
Bap'is'. for libel uttered in that pager.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04
" WASHINGToN, June 10.

The President has called Gov. Reeder
and other Kansas officials to account for
speculations in Kansas with half-brer,iS, in
violation of acts OF Congress, and tells him
he cannot be kept in ,ffice unless the i'm
pressions now on his mind he removed by
satisfactory explanations. Gov Reeder has
promised to reply when ho shall have reach
ed Kansas
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

RiGHr.-Mr Thomas Harrison, of Mont
gomery. Ala, who held the Office of Com
missioner Of Deeds Of Massachusetts,, has
sent his commission to Gov Gardner, mot
wishing he says. TO hold an appointment
from State that does no. recognize the
constitution and laws of our country
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04
Safety OF Fort laramie.
WASHINGTON. June %.

" ASIING On, JUIlG ..
The Star this evening publishes letter
from Fort Laramie, which Was brought by
AZ express rider, to whom Was attributed the
report of the capture Of the Fort The let
ter Is dated May 9Th and rero;t, good
many Indians about, but intimates 10 fears
for the safety of the Fort
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04
The Celebration,

We publish below the programme of the
procession and order OF exercises. as per or
der of the Chief Marshal. for the Celebra-
tion of the Fourth.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04
Far the Washington Ts'egroph.I
THE FOURTH OF JULY

Spread freedom's banner to the air
With IT'S emblems of ev'rv hue
And let it foat in grandeur there
The hopes of freemen to renew.
Let the inspiring notes of fife and drum
Be heard DER the land, far and wide
Bidding Americas sons to come,
And rejoice with souls OF love and pr;s.
Let the eagle spread his rushing wings.
And gaze with his dark piercing eve
On the patriot band as the welkin rinys
With their shouts of soul-searching iov
Shout loudly freemen. one and all!
Drive all corroding care away.
For once more you have heard the call
That ushers in this our natal CAV.
July 4th. 1855. A.uo
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

n. HAMPSHIRE SENAToRs.-The House
of Representatives of New Hampshire went
into the election of u S Senators, on the
l4th inst, when JAMES BELL was elected
for the long term. and JOHN P HALE for
the short term, by large majorities. The
Senate bad not yet gone into the election.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04
THE TELEGRAPH.
w ASHE GTON:
WEDNESDAY.,:::JrLT i,is55.

70 The weather since our last has been
warm and dry The june rise. which ordi-
narily occurs in Red river. has, this season,
been indefinitely postponed.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

DENTIsTRY--We are requested to state
that Dr. HARVEY will be absent a few
weeks. professionally. He will visit Nash
vile, Broxnstown, and their vicinities.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

Fifty-fve young Abyssinians and ne ecroes
selected by Austrian priests. have left Egypt
fur Italy. where they are 20 be educated as
Roman Catholic missionaries.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

In France. Viscount Nusent has been
sentenced TO two years imprisonment and
fine of FIVE thousand flames. for speaking
disrepectfully Of the Emperor and En-.
press
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

The artesian well at Charleston which
ceased running. has been again bored, and
is now yielding 30 gallons OF water per min
ute 1t is l.239 feet deep
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

Order OF Exercises at the Grove.
1-MUSIC.
u.-Praycr By the Chaplain-AaDREwJ. j.
HAYNES.
HI.-Readins Declaration o: Independence
by john d. TRIMBLE.
V.-Oration By ORvILLE JENNINGS.
" NCCIH
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

CHEF MARSHAL.
MUSIC.
Marshal SONS OF TEMPERANCE
Marshal. ODD FELLOWS.
Marshal. MASONS
PRESIDENT OF THE DAY.
CHAPLAIN.
ORATOR AND READER.
Marshal. CITIZENS.
AND
Marshal. STRANGERS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

Marshal.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

Boon OF our fathers. in each hue
Now brightly sporting in the breeze,
Pure as when born the spirit true
Some deed recorded sees;
And reads in thy historic ravs,
All beautifully blended.
The mighty deeds OF other DAYS,
When light from Heaven descended,
And thy rich stars were first uniurled
liz startling splendor to the world -
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF
..s.= PUTNAM COUNTY,.


" ClRcuIr CouRr:-Tems -laghteenth day Of
April aud September. = :
JupGE-Geo W. Summers. H.
CLERK--H. II. ForbS.,
PRosEccTiSG ATrcRNEr-J. II. Couch.
County CoUkT.-- Terms FOURTH Monday
in. each month--and Quarterly Terms inJunc,
and November, =.
PREsIDiSG JusrIcE--A. W. Ilandley.
.CLERN-H. II. Forbes.
PRoSEcUrrNG ArroRNEY.-J. III. Couch.
SHEmFr--N d. Bower. Il +
MAGrsTRATEs.--FiTst District-J. Bowyer,
d. Surbaugh, x. Symms, and A. w. tlnnsley.
Second Distinctly. McCalliSter,~ X. n. B.
Thompson. W. Ford, and J. Kennard. Third
District-W. A. Alexandra, J. Foster, A. Si5.
reft. and J Smith. Fourth DiStrict-C. p
brown, VIM. y. Garter, and w. Thomas
Fifth Dis riet-WaShfngton, r. +. Harvey,
j. Koutz> D.J. Martin and VIM. Atkeson.
County SuRvEYoR.-J. B. Crawfor ,
Coys;IssIoNER or REvEspf.- IN. Handley.
carFR ,--First Distrct-J. Nounnan.
Neco1Ia 9k. Fourth Distrct-J. Craig. Fiji
- -.Jfrict-A. ASbury.
4 OyERsEr ms OF THE Poor R. Swindler. c.
Conner, 7. Z. Erwin, J."HarisoE, andJ. Wal
ton. - 49,.
/ tCoRoxER.--A. Wolf
. Schooi. G0aMIssroS ERs.--Il.;I II. Forhs, SH.
perintendnnt; J. Bowyer, A. w Handley, A.
Ellis, G: Conner, W, A. Alexander, J. Craig,
s. Hereford, and J. yandan. ....< *.
Z COMMISSIONERS IN CHANcERY.-H II. Forbes
for Circuit Court, and J. W. EI5ge for County
Court. ,.- =
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NOTICE.

In pursuance OF The provisions OF deed Of
trust, executed on the eth day of Novem-
Der, 1913, by Isaac X. Shank aLdfothers, to
Philip w. Hale. tthstee, to indemnify James
Beatty aud others, as the security Of said Isaac
X. Shank and others, upon certain property in
said deed fully described, WHICH deed is re-:
corded in the CLERKS Office Of Pntnam county
court, in deed book no. |, pages As 4 Az, aud
in pursuance OF q decree OF the Circuit coet;
Of Putnam, pronounced at the spring term 1854
thereof, in cause then pending in said court,
in which said james Beatty and others, were
compfainants, against said Isaac X. Shank and
lot hers, defendants, substituting the under:
signed Trustee in The place Of said Philip W
Hale. with all the powers, duties and linbIi-
ties conferred upon The said Philip w. Hale, by
the deed oftrust afote said, shall, on the 10Th
day of May next, 1865, on the premises, ia
Buffalo, Putnam county, Va sell ut public
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash, the property mentioned and Included in
said tEust deed, or such parts thereof, as may
be sufficient for the purposes aforesaid. Such
title as is vested IN me by the deed OF trust aud
decree afotesad, Will be conveyed to the pur-
chaser. l. ~ r. ~.
: =. + W. A. ALEXANDER. d.
April ith, 1865. nl4wi.
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To the Hnhilc.

A NDREW PARKS. OF X sNAWHA CO.,
IA and JAMES W. HOGE, Of Putnam
COUNTY, having entered into partnership, as
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, under the
style of PARKS Il HOGE, for the counties OF
Mason and Putnam; will attend all the coun-
,tB quarterly and circuit courts in those coun
IS, and will attend promptly to all business
Which may be entrusted 10 them, appertaint
ing to their profession. - !, |
/ jan 1855 PARKS & HoGE.
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~ .
:ssRs., DAVID MccoMAs, (LATE
Judge OF thell9th Circuit and L. W.
3MAS, having entered into partnership
purpose Of pfaclicing LAW IN tie coun-
Kanawha, Putnam, Mason, Jackson,
WAYNE, Logan and Boone, the District
at ParkeSburg and Wythe C. H., and
Airt of Appeals at Lewisburg. +
have associated with them young men
: pectability and standing in, the vari-
nnties, who will be always in place to
heinterest fthen c eats, while Judge
K S-4.is, at least will reside in the county Of
Is n SJn. Being thus situated, they can at
Ter PROMPTLY to the collection of all
essnd thE-transaction Of all business en-
o them, and they trust that as long
Is dte al Tie bar, and their promptness
tywilE ensure them a large business.
'odsl DAVID McCOMAS,
to P55 E. W. McCOMAS.
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'T'7D,ooroR 81 BUTLER
Two Tracts of Land for Sale.

yr1ur !. |, !; NJ, offers, AL private sale, two
80 1870 s,ac,s FL land, well supplied
,.;,h ~ ~, II t;mief ri saw ight bar
relstayes. t ead pea rails, and ioI ny lalngs
one situated ON White Pine Yeeht w " n
n miles f,ornt he town 81 Bnifaio, BY the ccun-
" road, containing some twohnndred eng s u
II acres, thirty-iye ofwh,ch arej in cultivation,
4 goodly prpportionEofrch bottom lam, iylne
nearly oil on one side Of tie creek, well adap,I
ed I'd forming with a proper proportion ofmeaci
ow land, q durable SPRING, near the middle q
the land. in tberi1ht place for building and
convenient to good range b
The other tract containing three hundred
and fifty five acres, situated pm Honec1t Creek
one lnoiiety OF which, Ipropose selling, one ant
d fourth miles from the Kanawha river Wy
county road and three and 4 half miles from
Buffalo, this tract 10 unimprpyed. --both being
in The conptytof Putnam Virginia--'pplg :
Inc subscriber living opposite the town Of But
falo. 4. MATTHEWD.B KOWN.
Mnrch IA, 1855. ntitf. if
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Brass, eight day and thirty hour,
~ for sale by SEFSZER, BEALE & CO. =,
PIT. Pleasant, Jan. "a, n4ly. a*.-7 III
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~ Fancy Articles.
kI.o. kaf fnesi s;osk or @ OLD snd SILVER
a fCHE /, JEWEERY, CLOCKS, Yam.
IL kes Motions, Faacy Goods, &c.i de-,
ever brought to this market.
All 81 which have been selected with great
care. lad purchased OF first hands, for cash,
n Net York, which viii enable US to sell
thssa exffemeiy low. III :.
We nfFef our stock Of goods at Wholesale.
e me- hsats ss low as they can be purch,.ed
n mountains: and we invite oil our
oafstelrs and friends to come and exam.
estsSE: a. we can sell as cheap as any
sre shmentin the place. Don't forget
80 NEW SroRE ROOM, No. 3,
4 4, fronting the Public Square.
H. =, BAILEY & NAGUET,
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NOTICE.

I WISH to purchase 40 so head Of young
/ Cattle for which the highest prlce will
be paid. + Ros T. HARVEY.
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1aIlipolis Aoprties.lnrnts
Fresh Arrival
Euckeye Drug Store,
GALLIPQLIs, OHIO.

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