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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

EWIN BROTHERS,
". +. GRAY.
81 ~ SFnEET
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE,

To All who shall see these Presents Greeting
ITO the Sherils Of the Counties of So
DeKalb, FentreSs, Jackson, Ma. fSs-zsSssS
coa Overt5n. Putnam, Smith, aud hse4Ssassz>
White in SAID STATE composing the 4th Socitoral DIS.
trict-Greetpg:
Whereas The election opened and held the Esd day
Of Mays4 in the 4th SCcitOra District for the election
OF an Attorney General in said district has been contested
before and dec ed null and void by the proper author
ty fT hearing and determining such contested elections
aud the same being certified to me in due form of law
Now, therefore, l, ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor as
aforesaid, by virtue of the power and authority IN me
vested by law do hereby command YOU after giving at
least month notice, at all the places of holding cleo
lions in your respective countless to open and hold an
election Thursday, the 18th of February 1850 for an
Attorney General in SAID 4th SOlicora district TO fill
the vacancy occasional by the election being declared
void and that you due returns make required by aw
made and provided IN such cases.
z.sz5=ayEs> In Testimony Whereof | have hereuno
lss25s5 set my hand and caused the Great Seal of
= EsS8Sy% said State To be affixed at Nashville the 4th
ss-sFs@4.s-ii11ss5 day OF January, 1850
T@S@% BE the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
W. = \. Ramsey, S-rTetEg Of Stits tStdrWGw)
80" Sparta Times copy four weeks.
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CoAL-Tae Rp"Jfe is looked for this morning
with load Of coal O.irrs left az HosKIx's coal
yard viii be attended to-
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IA Traveller passing through Wilmington,
N. c, Will, we are tod, Gai the Carolina House,
kept by D. d Bows altogether The best and most
comfn table house ia the city.
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WYMAE-Tht fist exhibition Of this gentle
man, at the theatre last night was very well at
tended, and was received with the highest salts
faction. The ftats Of legerleman, &c, were very
skil.ully performed and this part Of the enter
tainment was qlte equal to any of the kind We
have ever witnessed. As a Tsahiioquist, WYMAN
has never been equalled by any person who has
exhibited here, and we can well believe that he
is without any living rival
- We are indebted TO the agent of Herr WYMAN
Mr.. DEywAN, f,r copy Of Us handbook, Of magic
This bool, contains an explanation of all the Won
derftIl tricks performed 10y BLITz, ALEXANDER, Nc
ALusTER, HAEEISGToS and himself and shoud be
purchased by every one before witnessing his beau
tful illusions They can be obtained at the door,
TIE AMFRroN IIAEuoSrzTs- friends Of
GAINESVILLE Hoplinsvilie AMI EIkton, viii have an
opportunity in a few days Of listening 10 the har-
mony Of this blal Of excellent musicians
A. this company is hut newly organized we can
not speak Of ID performance as body; but we
know that it embraces combination of musical
talent rarely, If ever cqualel in this country
Our lriauds IN these r'gons may confidently an
ticipatc li,a treat
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J.. Il. SNBGGS, Presider

Personally appeared. T. Il. Ska-gs President Of the
Commercial a,uh Cd, Tennessee. at Memphis, and made
oath hat the .nuug statement Is true To the best Of has
know ledge ard l,'.I
SN aIu 10 and subscribed before me- this Jan. 10TH 1915.
jaUl6 HUME + hill, }. J.
Il Memphis Appeal copy ou,a, and charge CONNER
cia Eauk
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before The CIerk and Master al t.&iaHrt:f, III
Monday IA i'rc,ira,T, a. &. i'"s.
Clifton \. U-t.s'Y

Wesley U.'laJy'4 Gs'Ii..tees
r ,rI,rslin. Ia Tine SAITH l.son Il tHa Cerk i Master
tiot Jshn NJ us>1y Jsm.s ugtssy, chii eu, Elisha
Richard Poly Senn and Nyiy Bar, and AArg-Er' Fu'a
I., ag defendants To- ,. Jl. . in n, clI-' aud that
lev are l,.rflsnts ,t ,lr Siale Of Tunnr~ee. and in
cusequa Thereof beyond as reach o. The ordinary pro.
Cess u tins court is therefore or-eied By lie Glen x
Mgsser ard 5, entered rpan The is, thai publication be
made IA The Ma. hyls Union American, u news paper
published lAr city Nashville, ieT lire weeks IN su
ce>siOn, commanding e aid defendants 10 appear AMI
plead answer dvuUr 60 compliments bal az the neN
Term Of said Court be held at the Court house N
the town OF Lafayette e st Monday IN February next
or said bill viii b taken procDuSo 10 ihCm aud SCI
Tor hearing eSpaTr. JOHN CLAIBORNE, l. NJ.
Dec. Is, l65i -2tN
NOR RENT have house IN the couer Of
and McLeu UTe streets Tor eut Tor the gear. Ap
ply 10 X. bALioMf
decSl-if Gen. AT Ne J., DeiJeIirk 70.
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caps FOR TuE WINTERS,

NHE largest assortment ct Caps will BE- found at Vat
l. eineld Walkers They have ali the designs in
Fur Plush and Cloth. Thew sell them and uniform
prices. WAKEFIELD & -WALhERS
Premium Hat Emporium,
decg-u &c Public square. near 10 GOuley S
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IA The cline left la. n :ght with large num-
Der Of passengers on board destine for the South
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DAINTS, &C.-On hand, White Lead, Lnseed Oil
i and Tu-pentine; Chrome and Paris Green, dry and
in oil; TIMBER Sienna Venetian Red. &c. ground in oil
jan6 BROWN & GRUBBS 43 Cherry st.
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Union BANK TENNESSEE,
Nashville jan. 2, 1866. !
TfNHE Board of Directors have this day declared diVi
dend of a per share payable to the Stockholders
after the Sth inst. jan4-8t J. COREY, Cashier.
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Ia" W. H. Goc3rv & Co.'S auction sale Of
grOcc.ias takes place tomorrow.
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sa- Nleli. authorized go auCuunCe Col. B I. CHF,T-
HAM ldale cr Major General Of Inc Second DIys
1N.,n If T,nf,...e NHll noy2o-tr
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DIsp-Oa Yesterday morning, the 9TH instant,
Mrs. ZAargA II, vile of Il. + Mckenzie.
The friends AMI acquaintance Of the deceased are
respectfully Invited to attend her funeral from the
Mex =ndrce Church ta.5 morning at IL O'Clock.
Divine services 10y Rev. Dr. McFerrin.
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TINE Superintendent Of the Public Schools will be the
High School Building daily. during kl. Oeet between
the hours of and - Tor the purpose OF examining and
classifying BOYS preparatory to the admission into the
Schools and at the time and place during next week to
classify the GIRLS 1t is earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children above nOt
fed that there be confusion at the opening Of the
schools on the first Monday in February next
Per order Of the BoIrd of Examination jan3-tf
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JUST RECEIVED:
~ BBIS Pixies Magnolia Whskey;
,)U 90 do Old Rectiied do;
20 do d. ID. Whisky;
20 do New York Brandy
10 do do Gin;
10 do Old Port Wine;
10 do 5. NJ. Wine;
. half pipes Cog. Brandy, very line;
10 half pipes United Vineyard Brandy.
For sale low for cash BY K. +. BELL,
ian6 No % College St, opposite Se~anee House.
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DAVIS & SWAIN takes rlac, to day. See adver-
tisenent
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HATS FOR DUSINE>S MEM

HATS FOR BUSINESS MEM
VITATEkFIEI4D 4 WALkEK'S new STYLES OF line soft
w Hats, embracing ali the original designs Of the seat
son Their ass5rfHlsht a. izrgsr-tir qualities Ener md
Dytcss htp,r than can be found IN the cav.
decg If WATERFIELD x WALKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

sg5" We are authorized and requested to announce DR..
THog,s 4 ANuEasoT OF {, flee Countv, as candidate 10
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congres OF The United States DR. Anderson was the I'd
jtor OF the Ijral Nat,l during the Presidential can
yass "a ir lie vas the Democratic Electoral Ticket
IN 1874 lie has heretofore done good service for the
Democratic party aud this is the first tine lie has asked
any thing for himself. Jmluu
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NOTICE.
WYE, the undersigned having purchased of Mr.. j.
w NIXON, Jr, his entire stock OF COniectioneries
&c intend carrying the Confectionery Business in all
Ec copnuanee of the business extended 20 their prede
cessors VESSEL &sTHOMPSON.
r TAKE pleasure in recommending Messrs Vessel
Thompson to my former patrons and tho pnblic gener
ally jan7-u IOhN NIAON, Jr
HERIOT PETIT,
NOTARIES, AVERAGE ADJUSTERS AMI
FORWARDING AGENTS.
~. 81 EAST B4l, CHARLESTOA, so ca,
janlO-dtm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
A LE.-5O bbls Ale in sIOre and for sale BY
n septl4 MUCREA < TERRASS
DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

UECEMoEA hohAsoi toJ<
Milton Y Brocket
las NJ CoruwelI and Ann Eliza Cornwe. and others.
NN notion and it appearing to the Clerk and Master
| J that James NJ Cornwc aud Ann Eliza Cornwe ell are
non-Iesdens of this State 1t Is thereuPon ordered That
SnbIicstiou be made for thirty days in the Union and
1srcan published in Nashville, requiring the said Jas
NJ and Aun Eliza COruwe to appear at the court house in
the town of Carthage, on the "a Monday In February
nsyt then and there to Plead answer denur TO com
painants bill aud in default thereof said bill will I've ia
kan for confessed and set for hearing pte hem
i,n7-1m A. MOORE Clerk and Master.
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BROWN d CIR UBBS,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SIyDnTOAT INSTRITMENTl kC

nod LIVER OILS Gro. genuine Cod Liver Oil,
" just received from Rushton, Clark q Cos, BY
jane BROWN GRUBBS. AZ College st.
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NEW BOOKS.

BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY Large additions
his day received and for sale b
uoyl9
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM
BROWN UBBS,
! DEALERS IN
DRlU,S CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS
| SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.
AZ College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
WILL keep constantly on hand general and well as
w sorted stock of the above articles together with Per-
funery in every variety Lubins Bazns and Mches Ex-
tracts American French and German Cologne Water
Lubins Bazins Wrights. &c. Fancy Soaps; Hair and
Tooth Brushes, in every Style Pomades, &c In chemi-
calls We shall keep supply OF the ordinary kinds and
those new ones which may into from time time
- Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded,
with neatness, &c, at all hours jams
COD-LIyER OILS Gro. genuine Cod Liver Oil,
~ just received from Rushton, CLARK Cos, by
jane BROWN GRUBBS, AZ College st.
r EECHEs.I 600 Swedish Leeohes on hand and for
IL sale BY BROWN i GRUBBS, 43 College st.
ERESH GARDEN SEEDS.-Just received, a
Il large lot of Fresh Garden Seeds from D. landreth,
comprising all the varieties brought to the market
bage Seeds assorted Onions Radish, Salsay Beet &c
by the pound Extra Early and Early May Peas; Six
Weeks Mohawk and Valentine Beans, by the gallon
bushe; Silver Skin and Red Onion Sets BY bushel
Darrell and having sold out entirely our seeds last year.
can guarantee the present stock to be Fresh, &c.
jane BROWN Il GRUBBS, 45 College st.
NTINNOW sEINES-A small lot II feet long by
ISl deep Also Bamboo Poles and Jonted Poles, with
full supply of Fishing Tackle &C. constantly on hand by
Jdno BROMN q UhODDS, 40 CusfrY ST.
CONGRESS wATER.-A few gross on hand al.
~ so, Empire Water.
jane BROWN & GRUBBS, AZ Cherry St.
pIRD SEEDS J, 900 lbs Canary Seed; also Hemp
ID and Rape Seed.
jams BROWN L GRUBBS, AZ Cherry st.
DAINTs, &C.-On hand, White Lead. Linseed Oil
Il and Tu-pentine; Chrome and Paris Green dry and
in oil TIMBER Sienna, Venetian Red. &c, ground in oil
jan6 BROWN & GRUBBS, 43 Cherry st
TEAS.-We will continue to keep the Celebrated Pekin
l. Teas consisting Of the Ne Plus Ultra Black and Plan
taton Imperial brands. Also fine Teas in chests and cad
dies jan6i BROWN h GRUBBS, 43 Cherry ST
DOR THE HAIR gross BIrrys TrcOpherous
II gross Lyons Ksthairon gross Bodies Hyperion
Fluid; together with all other kinds 10 use.
jane BROWN i GRUBBS 43 Cherry st.
DURE SALT PETRE.--l,l 100 lbs Azure Salt Pc.
i tire; 100 las Powdered do.
jane BROWN Il GRUBBS, AZ Coll zee st.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TINE Committee Of Examiners Of the Board of Ednea
ton, will be in session at the High School Building
WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY OF the present week for
the purpose of examining Teachers who applicants for
MONDAY in February prox Ladies will present them.
selves each day p M and Gentlemen the same days
at Z, p. NJ. Per orderof the Board of Education.
Nashville, Jan. 3, lS55-U
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S300-EIGHT YEARS CREDIT, WITH.
OUT INTEREST.
1 HAN House and Lot On Vine street, Just beyond
L Demumbrane, renting Tor $3.50 per month, which |
will sell for 800 cash. and to be paid the first day OF
every msuh for years. K. A. BALL0WE,
sept22 Cienl A eui, No Il Deaderick 81.
IRON AND CASrINGS.--5o .ons assted Castings;
Il $50 tons assorted Rolled Iron.
JAM McCREA & TERRASS.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-lCO bbls LAiaye cite
IL Mills Flour, direct from the Mills.
jan6 s H. LOOMS 4 co.
GAZETTE OF FASHION
INOON, NELSON x co A Union street, have received
Frank Leses adys Gazette of Fashion for January.
janl2
EISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
Il CASES.-FOr sale at the corner of Cherry and Spring
Sreetsb by W. r. co fNEIIUS.
janl2 If Sole Agent for Mid 'le Tennessee.
FINE WHISKY.
900 BARRELS Robertson county OLD Double
ZO\IDistiled Corn Whisky, very sttpS, quality.
For sale by dec2l-if L. =. CllEATHAM co
A CARD.
DR. JOHN N. WATSON most respectfully informs his
II friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties will not hereafter admit OF his taking charge OF
Of acute sickness such usually require prompt at
tentOn He will, however, tieat chronic or lingering dis
cases. aud attend to calls for consultation with regular prac
TONERS both in the city and country.
lie embraces with much pleasure, the present oppOrtu
nifty Of returning his sincere thanks to his friends for their
kind furbearance in many INSTANCES in regard 10 his T
regular medical attendance consequent heretofore dis
charge of his clerical functions
az The MurifresbOrOugh At'g9 will please copy four
times. ldec2S--f
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-07
j. w. FULKERSON.

LEGAL INTEREST IN THE USTED STATES
In twenty one oil the States the legal rate OF in
terest is six per cent in four States il is seven
per cent. in Texas and Aia5amlit is eight per
cent ia Louisiana il is five per cent, and In Mis-
sissippi it is ten per cent California has no usury
laws The Bankers Magazine says: There
are various States that permit higher rate of in
. terest On special contracts, viz In Vermont sew
en- per cent. may be charged upon railroad bonds ;
in New jersey, seven per cent. may be charged
in Jersey City aud in the township of HUboken !;
in MARYLAND. the penalty is matter Of some
doubt, in consequence of late decision of Judge
fancy which does not however meet the
sent of the bar Of Baltimore; in Arkansas. ten
per cent. may be charged on special contracts; in
Illinois. the banks may charge seven per cent.
and ten per cent. may be charged between ind-
Siddals, on special contracts in Iowa, ten per
cent is allowed On special contracts in Louisiana,
eight per ceat. may be charged in Michigan and
Ohr, contracts in writing are legal III charge ten
per c1nt in Texas. twelve per cent. may be
charged on special contracts. The penalties for
violation of the usury laws different in most of
the States III Michigan there is no penalty; in
Massachusetts aud New Hampshire, the usurer
torfei,s three times the whole interest; in Maine,
the excess If interest is not recoverable; in Yer
IN mt aud Rhole Island the excess my be re,ov
cred back in Connecticut th9te is a forfeiture Ut
all the interest.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-07

AMERICAN AID TO RUsslA,-A work called
''An English Woman in Russia has appear
ed in England from which the following eS-
tract is furnished: 1t was extraordinary how The
Russians chung TO the idea that they had secured
the aid Of America to save them from Their en-
barrassment. They spoke OF the help they were
to receive with as much assurance as 1t treaty
had already been signed on the subject, and hey
appeared to regard the President Of the uniicd
States with as much respect as a sailor does his
sheet anchor in a storm. To do the AmericanS
justice, they took all advances In perfect g'Cd
faith, and rather encouraged the hope; they were
courted in all companies, Toasted. petted, and, as
they saw. '.made much Of" and seemed rather
pleased than otherwise. The Russ ans up
on the the strength Ct their hopes, Were always
threatening us with the American fleet in the
Baltic, which would place the allied fleets te-
tween two enemies"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-07
Fer The Spectator.
Clericnl A,,n.lntments.

Appointments Of the Virginia Annual Confer
enee of the Church of the United Brethren IL
Chri,t," at its Session in MyersYilIe, Md. JanG
sry 20, 1855. After ScSson OF four days thC
following appointments were announced, VIZ:
Maryland Disiriel,-J. BAcHrGLL. T. E.
Frederick ircuit, w. Il. Lower; .uyersriu'
Circuit. r Brashear; HarerSto,rn Circuit. J. w
Miles and \. Y. Graham WiHehcs!er CucWI,
Levi Hess; Bath CircUit, H. Tallhclm.
East Yuginia Dis,rjcl.-W. Il CoURsEY. p
E Ckmchriite Circaif,l K. Stations Rocking
ham Circuit, G. b. Rmel; Laey Springs Circait,
j. RUBBISH; Woodstoeb CUcUii, j. Hauey South
Branch Circuit j p Phillips Fraiskiia Circuit
b. Stckley Highland Cjrcuit, l.. W. Mathews
Wayassborowgh Mission, J. B llouck.
Vsst Ijrginia Disiiei.-G. w. STATION, P, F.
Hest Columbia Station. Zrbedee Warner Hart
ford Cay Station, w. VI. K. Cam; Mason q"
r,iit. NJ. Michael; Gie,inriHe Circuit, 5 Martin
Buchaanoa Circua. |, BallzeIl; Middle Island
Circuit to be supplied.
j. hardwood. General Agent to solicit dona-
tons and collect funds to erect Church in Fred
erck city. Md.
]. w. Fulkerson. II. B. Winton and j. w.
Perry we're granted location.
j. f. Station was granted 4 transfer
Respectfully, Sc, ..-.-.-
4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-07

The Gotp MlNEs OF VIRGiNIi-The gold
mining interest of Virginia. it appears, is more
extensive than many persons are aware. The
Petersburg lnielligehcet gives list embracing
fifteen of The most important mines, the aggregate
value Of which is estimated at Sl.700,0u0. OF
these, five are not worked, far want OF capital, or
because their ownership is disputed aud Iour va
ned at 81 900. are owned by English conpa-
hes. The great drawback tognld mining in Nir-
gna, ana in ether States, has been occasloued by
the want of adequate machinery. 1t is thought
that this dilii uiy has been Surnounled by the
Use of the Eureka Crashing Machine" Inven-
ted BY New York mechalc Il is in use at
INC Of the mines The lnteligencor is ofopinion
that as soon as The present stress in the money
market is passed. gold mining will induce CAPT
iaists to invest their spare funds in this State
1t also mentions that copper and silver are 10 be
found to great extent.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-07

me. KEEp TT REFORE THE AFFLICTED-

0y- KEEP 1T BEFORE THE AFFLICTED-7
That Baker'S Celebrated Premium Buers are the most
Safe certain and speedy cure for Dyspepsia known in
this country. Thousands have used them who were su
fering with this dreadful disease and have yet to
the first who has taken them according 10 directions
that has not been greatly benefited, if not entirely
lieved. For Darrhea and ordinary Bowel Complaints
these Btters stand without riva while Cholcs lndi
gestion Torpidty of tic Liver Loss of Appetite, Ner
Headache and other affections arising from improper
digestion and disordcrcd stomach speedily yield to their
all powerful action. These Bitters said 10 be the
very best tonic discovered. They have been con-
santy in use in this city, where they are manufactured
for years and daily growing in popularity and public
favor, wherever they arc tried For Agnc and Fever
they are capital. And family medicine, 10 be taken
by all classes ages and sexes, andin all conditions lie
without regard weather and Dict their virtues cannot
be excclled No parent should be without these Bters
in the spring and summer months, as, when gventoehil-
dren they prevent those summer complaints which are
usually so destructive TO children
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by I. p. q j. b.
EsERlDGE, Stauaton, and BIBD s WELLS, Charlottcs-
Vile.
Jan. H. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-07

G3- letter from Sevastopol gives the follow
ing account of the Zvuaves belonging to the rench
Army =" At night we had some glorious salvoS'
caused. it is said, by witty and adventurous Zou-
ayes. Two Of them 90 out on the expedition with
five or SIX mhSkets strapped to their bacNs' as
1t is quite dark, they are enabled to creep round
the Russian seniries and get close to the walls
when they as rapidly as possible, fire their weap-
ons. immediately the Russian artillery men ny
to their gun; storm is expected. aud of goes ev
cry gun that bears in the direction Of the French
works As soon as the Z)uayes have alarmed
one extremity they rush to the other. and again
musketry, rapid musketry is heard, and again the
artillery sci to work. and fire with all posSlbie
zeal for some twenty minutes, when. hearing no
thing mOle OF their foe they consider that goodly
nunher has been repulsed. whereas the two Hou
ayes have quietly retreaed to their tents and MAD
a hearty laugh with their comrades over The hub
bub they have created in the renowned SeVas'o-
pol"
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold public auction. at the late
w residence of Reuben ii Overholt, decd on
the Greenvie Road. five miles above Waynes-
borough, on Thursday the Sh day Of February
nert. all the PERSONAL PROPERTY Of
the deceased, consisting OF Household and Kich-
en- Furniture, six No. l. Work Horses. 2 Colts,
Cattle. Hogs, and Sheep, 2gncd Wagons, Cart.
Carriage and Harness, Ploughs, flarrows, and
all Farming Utensils in good order, among which
is 4 first rate Wheat Fan, some Blacksmith Tools
Loom and Tackling. | double barrel Shot
gun, Rifle, Grindstone, fine lot Of Csrpen-
ter's Tools. some Oats, Rye. and Corn. aud l0or
II bbls. of flour, (some Of it is in Bells mill at
Waynesborough. )l000 lbs. Bacon,and various 9th
er articles, and also some prime Hay, 81 acres OF
Wheat growing in the ground. and acres Of Rye.
TERMS OF S.ALE.-A credit Of twelve
months will be given. the purchaser giving bond
and satisfactory security on all SUMS of S. and up
wards under that sum the cash will be required,
and property promptly removed after sale. as there
will be no person there 10 take care of it after
day or two. MARTIN COYNER, Ex,ors
HENRY COYNER, { Ia 0'''
Ian "a 1855,