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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12
sSs'ss " Of .'s.! ''' first

sY-The Moniteur of September 10 con.
tains the following decree
Napoleon, by the grace of God and the
will of the people, Emperor of the French.
Taking into consideration the eminent
services rendered by General Pelissier, es
pecially in the Crimea, while commanding
our army in the East, we decree us fol-
lows:
Amiable Jean Jacques Peissier, General
of Division, is raised to the rank of II Mar
shall of France. NAPOLEON.
Dated st. Cloud, Sept. IL, 1865.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12

Fort Constantine l0i guns.
Telegraph Battery, II
Double range casemate batteries, 100 "
Other batteries, 60 "
Double battery, "a
Extreme Eastern battery, 30 "
Total, 355 guns,
In addition to these, there is the Wasp fort,
various earthworks, and the great Star Fort,
capable itself of holding garrison of ten
thousand men. with an amount Of artillery
equal perhaps to two hundred additional
guns which would give an aggregate to the
regular forts. batteries and earthworks on
the north side of upwards Of 500 guns. These
have yet to be taken; but as they occupy n
line of cliffs commanding the town, they can.
not be taken by bombardment, from the OPP.
posite side. The Russians (unless they shall
have deemed it expedient to leave the Crmea)
must be met on those heights before Sebasto-
pol is completely in the occupation of the
enemy We must iave the issue on the north
side, before We can make up our summary Of
the losses of the Russians or the gains of the
Allies.
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BANK CHANGE.-The Knoxville Register
learns from unquestonablo authority, that
the "Bank of Knoxville" has been purchased
by Dyer Pearl, the well known Broker of
Nashville, and his son Z. G. Pearl, Cashier
Of the Union Bank at Chattanooga.
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A NICE KETTLE OF FISH.

Inc new iofk Herald says oil the state
of parties" in that Common wealth:
Our work in this State for November. as
cut out by our various VISTA, e Conventions
is a dish of salmagundi, odorous of tainted
pork and onions Like the offence of the
King of Denmark, IL emits AN awful smell
it sis rank and smells to heaven" The ab.
clifton fusionis:s at Syracuse have realized n
coalition compared with which that of the
French, English, Turks aud Sardinians is n
model oil consistency aud cohesveness The
black republican league have put forward n
wing fusion ticket, with au old Van Buren,
free soiler at the head, and an ambitious and
seditious outside free soiler at the tnil. and
between Preston King and Bradford r. Wood
we have most interesting mixture Of soft
shell democracy, Seward whiggery and ram
pant abolitionism; but never n word upon
the Maine liquor law. Let the administra
ton look well to its retainers in this state,
or they will stray away with Preston King
and the Sage of Underwood to this Seward
mixed commission upon their old Buffalo
platform.
In opposition to this Syracuse conelomera
ton of the negro worshippers we have the
hard she'll aud the soft shell democratic tick.
cts, and the Know Nothing ticket, with the
temperance alliance and liquor interest still
in the back ground: likewise, the half shell
democratic movement, contemplating q com
| promise and re union Of the hards and soft.
upon half.shell ticket and halfshell plat
form. Such is the division and condition o.
our New York cliques and parties at this cri
sis--a state of things clearly showing us that
| in this great State there does not now exist
a solitary organization that il not o. n loca
or sectional character The democratic hare
Y shells are conservative, but they are only {
kInction of the democracy; and the late ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11
NEWS FROM UrlI


fhe Crops -Sait-ie cident by the BURSTING at
a c"a"oa-Dr. Boerahisei Elected 10 Con.
gfess.
We havenew. from the Great Salt Lake civ
10 the 10Th of Augu-t We make The following
extracts from III. Ne,es eftlm, city
La tk1rs.-Frem the North We hear good
reports a. Ia the weld # wheat. considering the
"'ha2' oon" by the grasshoppefs who in their
delfedattuns seem To- have b, en- moi altogetbpr
imPartial-sone fields having heen entirely strin
pea, whde"thers immediately udiuini x, have not
been touched
Cora looks we'll mud the prospects are good for
II TAR yield Throughout the territory. and in some
sections 1t will be the principal grain
he fires in the mountains I'll, continue, not
wlths;anding the rain, and in consequence our
view is much diminished in extent by the masses
ni smoke winch cover the mountains, and some
times fill the valley
Tuesday, 9th at nybreas. the citizens of
Provo were awakened by the firing of a cannon,
which continued till sunrise MT which time. the
gun, "a six FOUNDER brought from NauyooA burst
kiili 1g William Nixon who applied the match
throwing pieces of the gan twenty five rods tear
ing the gun carriage to peces. and breaking the
tire, throwing one peice of thirty rod. The gun
was under control of Orrin Flazier There was
wall ofpotter's clay next the powder, then some
hay and another wad of clay-ihe whole tamped
IN with a sedge hammer and rammer- although
the marshal of the day had given instructions the
evening previous that no clay should be used
The gun was charged with two pounds three
ounces of rifle powder. Mr.. Thompson, one of
the firing party, demonstrated that the piece
would burst if loaded in that way, hut Glazier was
sanguine that there was no danger.
The gun presented the appearance of being n
most perfect piece of workmanship made of very
fac soft iron.
DIR, Boernhi,el is elected to Congress without
opposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

We alluded briefly yesterday to the probability
which certainly exists that the next State Fair
will be the grandest and most extensive that has
ever been held in Virginia. In view of this rca-
sonnble expectation, we would AIDA suggestion
to exhibitors TO have their articles early ON the
ground. The Fair opens OF Tuesday, the Both
inst. lfthey have their articles here by Saturday
and communicate ut once with one OF the Marshal
at the s.ou1 DIS, all will be well and they will have
no further trouble But if they defer this duty
TO the last moment, they will make trouble all
round, bother themselves. weary the Marshas
and other officials who will have their hands
full any way-and then discover in the end that
the comui tces have totally overlooked them md
their contributions SO, gentlemen and lady ex-
hhtors, take our advice, and ''be in time."-
Richmond Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11
Accident on the Charlotte and s. c. Railroad.

accident on the Charlotte and s. {. Railroad.
Last Saturday afternoon, an accident betel the
extra train on the above named railroad, which
was conveying home. ON their return from the
King't Mountain celebration, number of militia
ry companies aud other citizens. There were
about two hundred souls aboard yet most
fortunately and mracuously, no one of the
passengers or employees of the road were inJor-
ed The engine prccipitltoa down an EN-.
bankmcnt of about twelve feet in height and
thrown on It's side. The tender followed and
was much .jammod. A box ear continuing a
number of horses, thrown across the track
nnd mach broken. and a platform car on which
were convey ed the cannon of the Columbia Fly
ing Artillery, was also thrown across the track.
The other cars stood fast in their places. and
suffered 10 injury other than the breaking of The
coupling pins.
a meeting of passengers was held and reSou-
tions passed cnndemning the superintendents of
the road for negligencc-tho engine having run
into a break IN the track.
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BY TELEGR APll.
Tci-xrnph.d >prr.-i, 10, III. "Nirai"ina.'
'"E'"F"'u u SFF'F@'' TOT INT - 'a'"f'"'
ARRIVAL OF raG CANADA
Later from the Criuea-- Markets, &c.

llAIlFAx- Oct III. The Canada has arrived.
Brcedstuifs slightly advanced Corn -actise
speculative demand with advance of l.. Flour,
Western Canal 10 to is. aud Baltimore, II t.
IL. White corn i5 10 iG,; yellow TIA 10 As
White wheat II To l2s Cd; red II to l2s ID.
The helgerents in the Crmea are actively On.
gagged in making fresh preparations The Rus
SLAMS certifying the North side OF scbnstopol. by
new batteries. The French nte advancing their
cavalry and infantry toward- Bakshi Sewn aud
the general forces of the Allies are ooncentrr-
ting near Baloka. srbastopol is to be raacd pnd
the basins filed up. The Allias attacked the
Russian infantry on the 22d ult, and the latter
rctrcatod Nu.batt lie had occurred up 10 the 29th
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LATEST NEWS.
5,Tespondcncc of the south.side Denoerai

NUM- IIsN' Vut Y 2 4. Vt.
ur.sns EpiroRs. -iherc were only three or
1,,r;al. Yesterday: none as before stated, on
ie'f and. as heard of no new cases, and learn
saao hose who are for the most part recovering.
tna' .' 70 he able to inform you in my next that
hop here by the yellow fever have entirely cea-
dea''s accur. The anxiety Ia return. however,
se' '.,inced some who were uhsent to hazard their
hs' and run the great risk of coming in contact
Sg ~, q disease that proves fatal IN majority of
g wiz. and this account have no doubt that
tff' iafore the weather is sufficiently col to
eae top entirely to its attacks upon the lives of
! neoplP.
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81. II. MOORE.
To Rice B. HaiSlop.
.TuSterious Death.

We learn through reliable source that, Mr.
a young man in the employ Of
M. REYNOLDS, was found dead on Sunday morn
, last. So far as we can learn the unfortunate
.arence took place in the ncighborhood of
.m's Store. Patrick county. ltseems that he
b, shot through the heart, which caused his
Path in few hours. There being no FIRE arms
aat the ground, the presumption is that some
be- vet unknown, inflicted the fatal blow.
age WIS about 81 years; and he leaves rela-
D, and friends to deplore the sudden and mel
holy loss of dutiful SON and brother.-Pefers-
2 Express.
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cddeBt on The Camden and 4mboy Railroad.
An accident occurred on the Camden and AM
\ Railroad, on Saturday evening, about seven
| eek, which nearly involved the destruction of
'rsn which connected with the Belvdere
roal The Philadelphia Inquirer says:
aetrain, consisting of three crowded passen-
cars while backing short distance above
nton, came in collision with the boom of a
oonfr wing in the canal, and which projected
$ tie track. So great was the shock. that
end Of the rear ear of the train, which was
ont one while backing, was Knocked to
'eS and the seats torn up, throwing the pas
gers IN confused heap in the bottom of the
The whole train was more or less shatter-
'a! crushed, splinters and glass flying in all
| e,ions
was almost miracle, that so few persons
M1rcd a. it was, but two or three passen-
We're used,although every one in the train
terrified at the crash. Fortunately, the
oaclor, Mr.. Barnes. was standing OH the
PLATFORM and although badly bruised, had
Presence of mind to signal the engineer to
t"H locomotive, or the whole train would
teen plunged into the canal, and the loss
IT. would have been terrible.
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n,rn,n thc1 Richmond Will

stxGlJLAR CASE MlSPl.ACEp AFFECTION
,.rraprEp SUICIDE AND ACHALl.ENGE.-Some
A. , in the month of August last, MIS- Rice B..
ume " ,,, Of this city, was visiting some friends
ia ns;sII,o county. during which period she was
u , ta'o N 70 in buggy in company with rel
inaa'e nod james II. Moore, to visit an uncle.
el' ."ocordinely started, with her children; but
in'5 "a instead of going to the place designated,
A'' an IN Iloyd's. in Essex county. and stop
~ b,nse where they were refused accom-
pfo3 s,;on Mrs. II. finally procured passage to
a |, ,';n,are. and thence To City Point, Va,
bal,'' .h;cb place she easily got back to Rich
'Fo'" Her husband in the meantime had suf
nl''9 9';a,onsely and as there was much mystery
if'' s,otod with the affair he made some move
conn., NJ, towards an application for divorce. How
l'e'' s,ot.or eyentuated we have never been in
M. .'|I butt is true that Mrs H. and her hns-
'a5 have lately resided under the same roof IN
ar city, and it Is likely that no Diane Whatever
c9lll attach to the iady'
- u Il, n and renewed his annoy greatly
I'" interruption of I1aisops domestic peace.
10 ", ,,aro than week or two since, he employed
wv va Mr. Hallard's servants to ga at night TO
wv ua;slon, place of residence with request
W.. VI. .ho wonld Immediately join him at the Ex-
nav lu.,a uotpl Mr.. Haislop forthwith went to
yaa" 5'or of his dwelling and saw Moore standing
W., tba fence. He gave chase and pursued his
nga' ,,r as far as Oregon Hill, where be took
'i's - n bouse and was lost sight of. 1t is
Ia ,bot he was lowered from the upper win
W. of tbis house By means of blankets and en-
9,1 "a make Ills escape. Mrs lIaislop, TO rid
o,.lf Of Moore's opportunities, went to mag
.,gafe in Henrico county, and procured war
'a+ for his arrest; but this matter was not
nrasssd in consequence of subsequent events.
u,orn next meditated suicide, and we hear of
~ dav or two afterwards under the hands OF u
h,.s;c;nn. who succeeded in relieving his system
f',r,o tyo or three ounces of laudanum and sa-
ysg his life. Despairing now of possessing him.
fof the object Of his affections while her law
A husband lived, he determined to resort to
,, he perhaps considered a genteel way OF put
lima Mr.. Haislop out of the way, or perchance OF
.ipg victim himself and pershng bravely.-
he iniited and sent challenge to mortal COM
at of which the following is copy:
"Sir: will meet you on Monday morning. Oct
h. l8j5at any place you choose to name-with
v kind of weapons you choose to name also
n can send me an answer by the bearer wheth.
you will fight or not. | consider you coward
VOC DO not accept.
-. II. MOORE.
TO Rice b. HaiSiop.
P.S | have chosen my seconds.
j. II. NJ"
Mr. IIaislop went directly tojustioe Tyler. OF
Hco county. procured warrant and had
re arrested An examination was had on
mlay night, and Moore was committed To thc
mtg Jail to await an indictment of the Grand
81. If mis- pinuapor
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Ionsos Constitution Coarention.

This body met on the 10Th ult to consider the
exnedency of the immediate formation of State
government 1t was finally resolved to hold a
Convention at Topeka, on the 4th Tuesday of Dc
tobcr inst, to agree upon constitutions Dele
gates to this convention are to be chosen throog
out the territory to day. This movement Is
confined altogether to tho free State party.
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MARkl,, Is

NEw-loRK, Oct lO.-Flour advanced II to
Is scents; Southern 80 % TO 50 81. Wheat high
err: southern white - % red 80 %. Corn
trihe higher.
BALTIMORE Oct I0.-Flour firm Howard
street, Ohio and city mills, 81 80; Whca, four to
five cents higher white - 10 81 06; red 81 90
to 81 %. Corn white and yellow - To 9S
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SION MERCHANTS. give particular attention 10 the
sale Of Tobacco Flrar Wheat Corn al etAer produce
BASIN of l2h md Cary stroels Rich
lnau,l Va fs lpdSciist Jan
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MACON. Ga. Oct. 6th.- The returns Of the eiec-
ton. 50 far officially received, show ~ Americans
for the Legislature, and l23 Democrats - :.
Democratic majority IN the it"use Oh JoiU' "''io'
is estimated at b. by the Democrats.
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L.oss 0fthe Brig Nc Bride.

CucoGA, Oct. 8lh.--Ihe brig Mcbride wa
RIM INTO near Milwau&i, on saturday night ane
sunk. almost Immediately. All hands were saw
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N ~
The subscriber intending /" remove from the county Of
Smyth offers for the following valuable properly
BRICK iol 81, well planned both rs to convenience
and appearance containing seven largo rooms win Two paa
large store e. &c brick Kitchen with two
adjoining the w Hing The situation commanding
falling yard front extending 10 the street Tie
three running bnck to tho Railroad and has
upon all the necessary buildings such negro houses
house epeust stable house, Sc. There is also
excellent Wei Upon the hot 1h9 property woi situated
either for Il pris 81. residence tor an Academy.
Also, TRACT Of LAND adjoining the town of Marion,
iy half in fine Meadow tn" remainder cultivated In Corn
There are two or more excellent Springs upon the tFa ana
an excellent ptlcE spilnB mousse mere Is 'onl"ah i"B
tenement and excellent atabe From It's proximity toh"
town and he depot "ond very 'aiuane a. Dairy Farm
r the purpose of the Butehefng and Tanning business
Also. my Tract known the JONltS PLACE ono milo
from containing 100 acres about onchat cleared aud
well sci In grass ha remainder hca3 lily timbered This land
and should the purchaser desire H. hr could nd oino 1 acres
to this There Two good log Houses upon tins
eal good SPRING. Being nehr 10 the depot tins
tract is peculiarly valuable on account Of Timber
Also. another TRACT miles from town containing about
700 acres OF which ten acres are sea,' me a' Is l 'A
celent qualify There upon the land good Log House
Smoke house aud Stable
Also 10 HOISE and LOTS in aud Marion. The
houses comfortable frame buildings containing generally
three rooms well suited for small families and mon II modcr-
Also nv interest in the PLASTER BANK TRACT of
ot-iny interest being onehaf said contains 26l
upon ncxhausbe beds Of the pnrest Plaster
Coal of superior quality is also found the land This
Immediately upon the Of the proposed Railroad
from Sayir the Cove Istdr Banks Said road VIII pass
Immediately through bed of Plaster There about 100
cleared aud cultivation There are several good Log
Houses fne Mil Seat where Plaster Mill can be erect
a Of the banks upon this tract has been
worked years, and from every indication the Opposite OF
10 the capst m property odfr every indueoment for an
investment
All Of the above property b. sold reasonable terms
For particulars audi, s. undersigned at Marion Va
II. :. CROCKETT,
= ,1rtl,. f,rt,1 SfDyfl + MT
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,Siatn Anna in Washington,

XAsIuyGToN. Oct. 8th. There is dtlr or no
doubt Of the fact that Santa Anna has ne'h III
this city >eseral days privately qa"r'ere" a; '!'
residence of Gen AIm"htr' the M'A'''" Nuns
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n ~ it' P'tt''
.o b"ston Courier referring to the reprieYe
'''on on Friday last says:
'..'ytMnc v as really fer the execution at the
"@fa-the gUilows was erected and the oili-
1',t'sSes were in attendance. The Sheriff
u" 'PPrzed of the int nton ofthe EXecu-
Y 4h'ii about o'clock. and he did not re-
.o- rcprieve until holfp past eleven. lie at
.,inInonIcnted with the prisoner, and stated
!. 'aai through the exprtions Of Drs. Clark
.,9Nan' and other friends. delay III the
/ ~" mad b"e1 granted, with Il view of bear
"."'r testimony in his behalf. The poor
.' vas So overcome that he fell upon the
'',IeSs lie soon reaived, and wep' pi-
G cid uttered, in broken tones, his thanks
.."E' lie spoke to q few gentlemen VIII"
'"'ueed to him, and said that he hoped
- oe APPLE, in the time allotted to him, to
02sr friends who la taken an interest
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noofb of Er- Postmaster Gene rat.

MtpDLETowN. Ct, Oct. 9th.-Samnel d. Hub
bard, Postmaster General under the adminlstra-
ton of President Fillmore, and an eX member Oh
of Congress, died last evening at his residence
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\, 4ARrlAL.-A Court martial has been
'N'~ York, since Sept. 2G under the
Ely " Captain Samuel Jones, LIST artiile-
"droea'd to try First Lieutenant Horace
,aN' EIGHT Regiment L. S. infantrv, for
W uneecomirg an officer and a gentle
n 'Se a., are fraudulenily Withdrawing 1900
~, treasurer Of Fort Columbus, and
"'As tproyision> belonging to the Uni
soldiers to the amount of about 1899
E'nt. H., was t,n acting commissary
va. rom July lst to September lst The
a,' y serious one. auA the trial will prob
Al Y several days. The friends Of the ac-
h. er are very much concerned in his be.
hi @.y ak that public opinion be suspend
r.. 'fiai is concluded and his defence is
'Hes not yet closed.
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WAsuNnroN, Oct. l0th.-Aceouuts Indicate
that the Democrats have carried pennsy lyann
and Ohio.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D,piemn nwnr

~ HY Tmn MEciASlcs INSTITUTE, RICHMOND
Ns-bl liLks slMoNs' Ne laa Main ,,feet nearly
liz agency Tor the state Of Virginia of Tie sae OF VIM T.
Eiefsans celebrated PIANO EORfEs Those Pianos are
uahra IN the cry best and Tor thr sweetness aud
braucy of tune aud durability are equal to these Of any
\ IAel NoRlla ~ Nore-onc Of Enrrson's Piano
fero rnt uo the iair II the Mechanrs Institute ns clio.
Richmond without tie kuoo iedFu u Mr. Emerson re
,ei,sd The 1Vta premium ogaritd-A FIRST CLASS III
Eyorg instrument warranted Ia c,cry rcapeet,
w sha sell uur Plano tort' az the lowest prices Tor cash
good neroiahle rarer lsn2hd&clt-
IN a. WILLIAMS, original, ~ piu-,isn-
hlNs, Rehmend Va AID WATKINS, son q 60, feisrs.
Richmond 1t Cay In itrslnrg eetaor OF Ola AMI
III. af Tobaree Nhrai famf and nh kinds Of Country
dure pay particular attention Killing orders for custom
Refer 10 the follow INK gentlrm,ni ,, .
John NJ otey Esa, Gniswcll pahney Esq, Meeotke
Jones. aud bon I { Peters Esqs Lynrhhure Major ! W
lengs, hnrwolt - Ess aud NJ u Nown Sanpheiil p
pmi' Coleman, Saml Befger, Es1, and Walter Colo, ],
ls,l ritsyl sania tndge Nm. Leigh aud James ; larry
lsls tfumN -. lmay tdSets y
lA~. a. uiNT, Commission Merchant, i2,h
bacca Flour Wheat aud all kinds of Country Produce prom
tonsi,,nents coming Down The Virginia Tennessee
Railroad sent 10 the sere Of d ~ Phelps Es VIII be Tor
Nardod FREQ of charge 80 the owner.
lie will also attend promptly all orders for Plaster enane
His experience strict prompt attention and gueA
returns he hopes wilfecuro trade which VIII be prona'
to both his customers aud himself le"s y u
ElsrTEms n ssuONs, Stockholders. station
sale and retail No la1 Main street. nearly opposite no
change Bank Richmond Va Country Merchants ~il NM
large desirable Sioeof Goods which viii he sold on shcl
towns Us viii warrant SECOND oal forms cash OF
credit lily % d&tlN
SION MERCHANTS, give particular attention to th'
sun Of Tobacco Flour Wheat Corn aud a elhe, rtadnre
House near the basin CORNER of l2h md Ca streets Ken
noui. Va, lily lOdScustlan
e.,As.T.-a5oo SACKS eftos Dorsey cline salt in prIm'
''''''' ''''''''' ''' EDMOND. DAVENPORT S co,
WAY Rehmoud Va