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IISr RECEIVED
j us hhds \. and Clarified Sugar:
lis bhls and M bots RebOned 5itbls CIDER VIrsgar;
MoiaSses; 10 rks Scotch Aie;
$40 kegs Nails ASSORTED; 81 kegs shot ard Lead
500 cuils Kentucky Rope; 100 ,oxen Bro.nS:
OO Whole and hill boxes Star '0U rappng Paper;
Candies. 10 2to gallon Demj1hns,
20 boxes Soap; dos PAR ted Buckets;
g. do Starch; 70 bbls Coppera-.
81 dozen Pick e. 10000 HAvan Segars,
IS bags Pepper, Spice and 20 %, American Sexars
Ginger;
For sale By SEYMOUR FANVING q CO.
je25 Corner Market and Cha, eh strsets
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81 We clip the following from late num-
Der OF the Presbyterian Of the West, published
Al Cincinnati. The Editor, who was present
at the sitting Of the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in this city, speaks ia
very complimentary terms Of Nashville aud 1t.
hospltalIties:
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
LOAN.
Capital 100000 FlorIns.
fINHIs LOAN guaranteed by the Government and will
i be drawn in different prizes, as follows:
Il OF 8 ),OO0 Florins. 81 Of i0ol Forins.
IL Of 85,o do Is Of $4,000 do
2of $4,000 do IS OF 10000 do
20 Of 5000 do Of Z 800 do
IS Of 1900 do 500 Of 1000 do
1914 Of 1000 Forins, &C, &c
The lowest przs being AZ Forins.
Twelve Plorins equal to Five Dollars.
The next Drawing takes place at Carsruhe under the
Direction Of the Bad q Government on
The 3Ist August, 1855.
When drawn number must obtain Of the above
mentioned PRICES, which will be paid in Cash. at the on
OF the undersigned Those fortunate Shareholders
siding spot, will have their amount Of prizes gained
paid TO them through established Bank TIE Lists Of
the result each shareholder and the
fal numbers published in the newspapers
The price Of one Ticket is Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given by taking number
Of Tickets, zig:
u Tickets cost only $40 so Tickets cost only 70
2s do do do 40 100 do do do 0
The price Tickets be sent in Bank Notes Drafts,
payable in OF the commercial towns Of ermsr Hol
land, Ere nee, England, Scotland or Ireland.
FOR Tickets and Prospectuses apply TO the undersigned
Banking House, which appointed Tor the sale e rcSets
MOrIZ SrIEBEL Sons, Bankers,
frsnkf Tt-on-the- Maine, Germany
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$500 IA eward,
EOR ANTHONY Ann HERCTLES.

WTH0 runaway from Chronicle Mobile county, on satur-
w day night, June q less, II secured In jail that
ret them. Anthony Il h.gh mulato man, about IS
years Old gray eyes, dark straight hAic pass
for white without close inspection. He rails
Gaain and perhaps will step there for days, and he
has a down cast look WI I'm spok, to.
Hercules Is very tall spa'e built man. about the same
age Of Anthony and has very smooth black skin reads and
writes WE'LL nd is without doubt making for Of the free
States He painter by TRADE, and very Intelligent Aad
vi tie them flee passes, without doubt
Adde'S, T. 3. TRIGG Mobile, Air.
jels-4w Care Of B VAUGHN Commission Merchant.
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REDUCED PRICES.

GENTLEMFN'S FURNI,HING AND FANCY GOODS.
the reason is advanced and wish TO make for
n fall purchase will sell ar present stock At re
duced prices Il consists 81 Shirts Underwear every
ETY. tluvrs, hathts CravEts, Stock UMBRELLA Cahe~
Combs brushes Pans fresh and choice lot Of Prrumery
Hair Oils &c. Also few best sole leather Trunks Carpet
Bags, &C together with mary other arees-a 81 which
will sell at low rates. ljy8l J. II. McGILL.
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800 REWARD.
ID ANYWAY Monday night, the alst nst while in ths
III employment ~ Mr. Charles a. Martin, Of this city
rwo NEGRO MEN, named jim and ALBERT. They are
twenty Eve years q age Of dark eJmpexlon bad
With them suit % Clothes made Of green eAslne
and silk hats i'm l. about Ave teet eight lnche.
high weighs about $50 rs; veil formed high forehead and
pleasing coentensnce; speaks quick when spoken 20 "a.
raised ia Williamson county BY Thomas Petwsy ALERT
about feet inches high; weighs aeouf lIo 10; round
iacs, COED countenAncs, With snail round yea reA@a
rather slow vhen spoken TO- rather humble boxing ne
gro; raisrd By Col Thomas Williams, Of Montgomery
Ala I wi give the Ahsse reward they are taken ana
secursd that get HEM -
ny34-u @ l. hhlSoN.
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GLASS WARE-sos boxes auart El.skss
VI 100 Do 4 pint 90; IN store naa
81 sals n lly91 W a. GORDON CO
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE-oNE

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALE-0NE
For Rent.
I OFFER for sale Two new BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
on Knowles street West NashvieSx rooms each, ar
story por hcisterns sttRchedgoo healthy location,
and every way comfortable and desirable and convenient
TO a fine Sulphur Well A good bargain will be gwen on
liberal terms will exchange lands the Mi sissppi
One Of them is for rent until sold
iel4-a J. W =. MANNING.
T ONGWOKTBI,S CATAWBA WINES
IL We have just received fresh supply Of LOngwo "a
Wine Ia quart and pint bottles A-0 the Dry CAaWba In
casks s n. LOOMS a Co.,
ielA Sole Agents for Nashville.
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COTTON YARNS,

WE this day advaed the price e Cotton Yarns and are
w selling Mt H. no. and cents, for bers 4, s. and
1905 per cent'G quantities above 10 bags, and time
regulated by quantity, as heretofore.
JyS w. H GORDON 4 CO.
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SNEED'S REPORTS.
REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN.
I'd IN TIE SUPREME COURT or TENNESSEE, by JOHN
L. t sSEED. Vol now ready and for sale by
my26 VT BERRY A CO
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ABBOTT'S NAPOLEON.
W. T. BERRY %. have just received
THE HISTORY CT NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
s. Q. Abbott, with maps AID Illustrations. vols.
l. D:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, ~ Eugene de Courcllon. jv2s
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9-dt27 luur AYERS y DIlIApn
coINERs WHITE SULPHUR syRINos

Nv ~ 4 i W II 1 I ON ~, IA
FINHIS very pleuanrt aud agreeable Wue,.ra pi
l. Is open for the reception of Vision. ~
situated ut the w stern hnse of the Blue EiIa{
irmedatclN the l'ne OF the Viz mia and T. "'
Rarpud, about az miles above ynrhburs md ~ ~
fore is the most accessible Watering Place in W."
1t is is within wo hours ride Of lynchlurg win l.
ii peculiarly inviting FIR the families nj ain ~
whose trades profession iornd u coptia,I i
scrce from h"me. and whn, N ;hc .tple tim, -, -
all ought to give their mmihe, their ireouent 80, u,
presence aud aticnti n.
large tud convent, 1t aaditi rs hayp DUH
Winter nGd Spring cen aaadr to Il { la ldnof a cue
Springs, together with = convenient Bath.ng u ~
which will mol Only add greatly to The cotairt -
but VIII enable the Proprietor Ia uccnn.m5i,,,
the hst season Places OF innocent mud heal Ia ann,
ment hive also beea prov del
The m dciual qqaliti,'s 81 these s, rings ha,, L
ascerHit Ell 10 hr 10 crior to afy Whit S,l,i
Sp. ings in Virginia. N the hraut.lal and ri.,nr.
mountain SCENERY hy which they are .urron41el l
pure invis" ting Hiripecu lar the atml5pLerc If
the placr. tot surpassed by that II ary pier rp
in the Safe
rde Table aud Bar VII alway, bg abundnty sum.
piled with the very bet the try affords and ey ~
attention will be given by the proprietor ana lis asst
ants Ia tho c 'mi"ri aud enjoyment Il visit rs
ZACH viii be in "a illness BoaSack's Denot IN
convey passengers tine S rings. being one nil and
imr elptey in view of the Railroad
CHARLES rHELPS, Proprietor.
a -
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Jominions which would be highly desirable for
our government to obtain.
\ plan has been suggested-whch would un.
doabfediy prove highly advantageous to the ag-
ricnltural interests # this cuantry-of importing
large quantities of wheat from the shores ct the
Mediterranean aud Black Seas for supplying our
farmers with seed at about the cost OF the orlgl.
nal purchase. freight, &c. 1t has been proposed
that the storeships of the navy, which usually re
turn from the Mediterranean IN ballast, freight
ed with seed wheat, purchased by government
and sold to agriculturaists at a nominal rate on
condition TINT they sha cultivate the same" and
report the result TO some proper authority, by
wheln the exees. of cost may be refunded TO them.
We understand that wheat of an excellent quail
ty can be purchased at Constantnnpir. under
ordinary circumstances, for les- than half the
usual price in the Atlantic markets aud III the
United States If this b. true II would he cheap
er and more profitable To the farner III the end To
sell his own. and purchase his seed wheat from
abroad, II, the change If soil and climate would
often cause his crop 10 mature earlier and give
nm iurrpa spd Weld
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End 4 The Peace Conference Til Sword cole
Arbitrator now.

/ From the Times 9th.

From the Times 9th
The formal dissolution of the Vienna Confer
encc, which took place Oh Monday afternoon, is
the most definite commentary have received
upon the situation OF Europe and the prospects
Of the war. 1t consgns the protocols of the past
spring To that limbo IN which the diplomatic relies
of this long controversy may be preserved 1t
teaches us to rely own resources f1r the
snecess we hope to obtain. and it brings 10 u
decisive test the fatercrs and wayerers IN the
contest. We need hardly add that the people OF
this country greatly prefer clear stage and di-
rect trial OF strength to the perpleAiiy of nago-
hationS, in which II was not unreasonubly appre
hended that NIGH: be oyerreached by crafty
antagonists and uncertain allies: and the best
answer to those who alfectto regret that peace
WAS not obtained on these restricted aud preca-
riops terms Is to be found in our present military
x naval position at the theatre eft war. The first
| year Of these hostties found the Russian Gov
! ernmect IN possession of an enormous and highly
! efficient army aud of vast warlikc store, accumu-
! lated with inoeS>aut labor and expense during IA
! peace. Ihe FIRST year OF these hostilities found
the allied Powers with their armies and fleets ON a
! peace establishment, ana with extraordinary
! preparations Of any Kind for carrying on war ut
a graf distance from ther own dominions Ey
| cry succeeding month OF The war has reduced
| the resources of the cucmy and increased our
own. The army now in the Crmea, the squad
|
recess of the Sea of Azot the fleet already in the
Baltic, anchored within few miles of Cron-
stadt-are all far more powerful and Injured 10
var than the forces which began to operate by
/ land and by sea last year; and if the contest is
! unhappily prolonged have no doubt that we
shall acquire far higher destiny than we have
! vet attained
| The Russians appear disposed to acknowledge
the ttet that the turn of affairs is not in their favor
aud thatthey have little to hope from active ress-
taace,tor since the allied forces arrived at Kertch
they have been everywhere proceeded by the self
imposed sacrifices of the enemy. The troops re-
tired from kcttch and lenikae; steamers and stor,
otwar were set ON FIRE; and. by the latest intell-
gencr, Sounjnk. kaleh on the Crca ssion coast has
been evacuated, the works burnt. and no less than
90 guns and mortars spiked and Abandoned
Anapa now remains the only Russian fortress
! OF any Importance on the shores of The Black Sea
70 the seuth of the Sea of Azof aud If it be
worth wh'lr to attack il, il must speedily fall IN.
10 the hands ct the allies.
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BRIDGFORD g. COS
WEBSTER EXPRESS LINE.

LNOR BALI nor, h"eihg Gin :iuntti, Loci Vile, s.
l. Louis, Pin burg, Chicago and the Canr'a,
Receipts signed through lar Tobacco from Richmond
TO Wheeling at 8 c per 100 h. hr Ggh from RI hmooi
to Cinein nt, 81 per 100 IL; through from Gle
~ond IL louisville 81 10 per 100 lbs through from
Riclmon TO 81. Lou, 81 30 per 10 H.. throusl or
Rich pond t, P,tt,burg per loo lbs through from
Richmond t. Chcagosl 90 p'er leo lbs
The above via Ohio River. slight nd
varce i charged Il -cut all the way by Railroad NJ
Serge ctng.d on gods sent through our lue Con
sgnt" BRlDGfORD y co, Richmond
REFERENCES II RicHnoSD Storms & Bruume
ri >les lmiy < 20, Selen& Nier,J II. Ciaibourn
J. Wright j. Co., Cl,s. T. WORKMAN \ ca Shc is
& Snn~erviIe and Ednond>, Davenport Co
June -
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DAILY LINE OF STAGES FROM
EUFORD'S DEPOT TO BUCHANAN

IN the 2nd day OF July, 1875 thp Undersigned viii
~ commence running daily line OF Coaches r. m
Bu'o DIS Depot, % the Virginia aud tennessee Raraqd
t" Barhanan there connecting TIA Parish 4 Co.'S day
lite hy Dihrrl'>. ind Coviugton to the White Suplur
ai~n by l1e Natural Beidse, Lexington, To the Alum
Springs.
TIE subscriber has ust rereivcd, from the licto v
twn cegant AM cnrntale @ aches. the Gaes TIM ar,
de. and entirey new. HIS teams fine. aud h.,
driver care Ui md -. % rcnred.
This "iil b" fund t te the nea"est and most pleas.
ant route from RI, hnond. pettI sbutg and L,nrthug
to the White S'dphu anl Alu Spings. Tn road
from Bat rd Depot - urlauun j. well graded
pike, aud t, ~ tt pace Ia ih, WHIT sub bur and 4
~ Spring l' raais every d'r.t rrebcina ..
iauto pas over any The scenery i masuid
cent.
BY This r,ur' pa Is 'ngtr from reirr-b,ry Rirl
mond viii be- rken t., Bu h,nau spcr, renniu thcIe
all night, the next NJ brens }lbrdts and
arise ut ne White Suipl by p'clnck IL. Going
u Ninetnr, Ia viii pas b, the Natural i5r lee rnk
last At L. ri goa Il arrive TIA, Alum Springs Ia
dinner. In this the -err WI avoid. entirriy
n9ut travrIIng Passrr..,s from the South West, PA.
ing d wn The LEY, will fad it to their interest," and
cuuyeaienrr c,ne Bufori Dr.,ut and take III ).
line u B1rh moi they will thereby have less t'9
elm by = '2rs. and avoid all travel by night. ttre
from LyachnuIg II Buchanan - 20.
i'm 25d2 iwtI5Au. fASCLIAL BUF0RD.
- -" :,r-lire lnte.l seucrr Sonth-Stle Democrat
MOTTO ,r,1. Re- ia REGISTER and Richmond Dis
patch COPY IA aiit .ice week ill 18Th August, and
send n, e. ants ia TIN birari4n iii. =
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formed This fiat sem circle is called The Devils
/ Armed Chair the original name of the Valley
! being the "DeviFs Den" do not know why these
names wore given, except upon the principle
| That luxury is an auxiliary of Old Scratch, and
ihnt when man is very comfortable he is not 81
apt TO think Of the future There when seated IN
| the Devils armed chair aud gazing ON the noble
| forest opposite, man is not apt Ia think Of his
/ latter end" 1t i very possible that old Cloy-
J On foot .trewed these beauties around hoping 10
beguie some poor people in this way. | acknowl
edge the enjoyment of temporary oblivious-
ness IN Tint same ehnir,
The caro arrive at the stopping place for this
Spring about ; u'claek in the afternoon, and the
thu guests ARE Immediately conveyed BY the com
pany's Railrond along the deep valley for n mile
and a half. To the Hotel.
When remember how II watering places in
the mountains were overwhelmed with visitors
last year, aud how very uncomfortable IT was at
must of them in consequence oi this excess, ! nn
gnd 10 see that there is an increase Of the means
for the accommodation of the immense and grow
ing throng which seeks relaxation and health III
our mountains.
The Springs have Just mentioned, said to
h., efcacious in several forms Of disease. Then
there are the Allegheny Springs in Montgomery,
nbout four miles from the Railroad the Yellow
Sulphur Springs about three and 4 half miles
from Chrisiiansbnrg-a koiners Springs,
about a mile from Bonsack's, in Roanoke. There
are an abundance Of mineral springs any where
in and beyond the mountains on this line in fact
they are more plenty ihun Ratilesnakes; but on
Is those | mention are fitted with buildings for
the reception of guests; and these accommodate
-eferal hundreds For instance, our venerable
friend l}uiord ha, various sui hnr and other
Springs on his land but he prefers II devote the
4 al. Lam,
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Arrivals mt the washington Hons

Up 10 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
WM. ". LEI rWICH. ......... Proprietor.
Capt Harniling, Il I X II: j j Witt Mel
son; A l. Cole. Na;F Williams, city; CT Bryant
} Il & &c; j Buford, @ u \ Il RI A Fergerson
Franklin; IG Nunnalce X lady city; W b
Raekcr, Amherst; II f Smith, do; Ed { Lang
horne, II 5 COLLEGE; G l. Leftwich, Liberty: Jas
b Smith, Giles; X Pepper, Montgomery; W
Clark. yellow Sulphur Springs; Cary Brecken-
ridge, Botetout; J. a Currie Pulaski. j II Pear
SON Prince Edward; Il p IIubbcll, \ y; K II
Gleayee. WY.he; @ Il 1imherake. AppnmaltnN
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SALOONS Il MOORWAY.

GENERAL AGENTS for the sale of Tobacco
~ WHEAT bnrn fiouf. Ool,, &c. amt aay other ar
ticle committed IL their .. FIR the lon. cX lrr
Of IA mons in he tobacco trade, We can bat
litter oBr-rl'eS sh,I be nlbe II give Satisfaction
I" al whp wish >prvi 'es in thu line. a1i
VI m kn, Nledee n The Wheat and Pour in TN
place Tor he last Twelve years Il rnHhle US 10
40 into til mtr>'t with rqrl advantages it'll ary 'i'"f
h"u.r We Tia ietare s.lcit the patronage u oar 'I
friends an II public genenly.
cry respectfully,
JESSE J. SALOONS.
THOMAS I A0ORMAN.
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Agricultural Divisi IA ofthe Patent om.e

FURNISH flint .-PHoposEp Plan OF
IMPORTING SEED W HEAr.-There have been re-.
celycd at the Patent Ohce one hundred bushels
OF Turkish flint whoa procured by the United
states dragooman at Constantinople from the foot
of Mount Olympus. This wheat has ALREADY
been tested IN Virginia and Maryland, and
has proved both hardy and productive. 1t
possesses in remarkable degree the quail.
ty of long keeping indicated hy a
sample shown Us which was brought to
this country by Captain Porter, of the navy, four
years ago. We learn that the Sultan takes a
Lively interest in the affairs of this country aud
has animated that there are other wheats in his
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grafton 10 Canada. whore no such cause operates
shows the same deeline;the immigration there for
the year being already 1894 less than that OF
the previous year.
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sum Pain ot 10 grar, s'rading cnfci by n q F9ycfs
t,s-ti,U JljtUfUf

Sum Pain et 10 yror> sroding c1tei by II q F"yeY )
trFbi4H Ittimeht
NR H. q. fARRrtL --D",r Sil: hrl been aill cted
with the "Sua ,iu' for the l1- year, and could
pryer get reli.f ,Nc"pf by hlrrjiue but by ir
n G FarelHi. Aabinp ..i,ihe applied the
rtmrlr. nbnut Il rec 81 four tim ~ it entirely
removed and Inv, felt thug nf it snr". | wrft
int III >rnb. nilh apply il IL hor,rs leg
an b.ing lam" Il Il .u,bcd md Tell Hemn-t ny
ig- IL al hr',i jig them bad thai they
ed biach ny hut rendering fhen p'Ne' css. az
piled Y, ur Imminent, nd wel rnnul in few dr,
to 81 about asain II, u.oel. also crushed my finger
ia Ia chiHa Is 5etiu1 back log tall upul
Yum 5.nio.ret soon .rld il mp though
JOIN b N'GEE.
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EXTREME MEAsURES.-lbe Columbia south
= Carolian regards the yarious schemes of "rata.
alton" against Massachusetts. proposed N In,
Southern States, for her nullifying propensi:ies,
as utterly inadequate for the &C, ampsh nent Of
the end proposed 1t says:
Why are such iemporizing schemes Of fetalia-
ton proposed and advocated Is tnut mantle st
that Massachusetts, fanatioism cannot be ntimi-
dated or restrained by miserable e1pcdicutsi Can
mailman be deferred from his purpose by threats
or by appeals to his reason, or his interest! 1t
were madness to believeit. Why, again we ask,
such poor, Intellectual inadequate pxpeden
proposed and recommended They spring from
.adread and an aversion TO meet the dangers that
threaten our institutions, our political existence
with the proper remedy Retaliation will never
work out the security of the South. fsuch meas.
ues are adopted their ineficiency and inadequa
cy to meet the dangers that impend over us will
lie immediately made palpabe, and we will be
compelled. in deep modification, TO abandon
them. This vaeillating course, one while ad
vancing and then recediDg, viii serve only to ex
asperate those who seek t. destroy us They
will drive us from one temporizng MEASURE 10 a
mother, until at last will be compelled either
TO submit to their power, to take up arms and
lnapf9lly defend the right. To This complexion
must the contest between the North aud South
come 1T last. Why not, then cast asid all re.
-;aliatory schemes as Intellectual, as uuworthyi
free people who are determined TO deleud their
institutions against an unreas oning invader ant
as tending only to weaken our cause! Why
not cease our unheeded appeals TO argument, t,
fears and interests of our eneliirs, and at one,
appeal to the ast argument to which Kings re-
sort!' Why not by force Of arms, compel at
observance of our rights and interests? "De
laws have dangerous ends" and so have tempo
Ring erpedients. Let i1' counsel of our wise
men he TO stake arms against sea of troubles
and. by opposing. end them"
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Soiine Hill Cemetery.

MEssHs EDITORS: In an article under the
above caption published in your paper of the 9Th
inst, used the word = Society" At the sug
ocstion aud request of highly respectable mem
Der of the third Street Methodist Church, |
take pleasure in stating, that had n alluson to
H.
June 3.d3t \ NEIGHBOUR
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The marriage of the Hon. John \. Mason's
daughter Miss Bette w. Mason, to Roscoe
Heath, esq. Of Virginia at Paris. is announced
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DEpIcArEp.-The Sons of Temperance nj
Christiansburg dedicated their beautiful Hall
last week Speakers present-Henry E. Blair
Esq'r., and Rev. Mr.. Snyder.
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TIE CONCERT. Remember tina, the concert
will take place tonight instead of to.morrow
night, n, incorrectly stated the advo. tiscment
yesterday. The proceeds are to ha appropri-
ated TO dcfraying the expenses of the Association.
We be-peak good house, with the assurance
that all will be more than plea .eI vino may at
tend
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DEcLNEp.-Rev George B. Taylor, declines
accepting the call of the Baptist Church in Char
lpttpSyillc
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COURT OF APPEALs.-Trigg vs. Bank of Vir-
ginia, argued by Wood Bouldin for appellant and
James Garland for appellee.
Thurman VS.. Hart, argued by Mosby & Speed
for appellant, and James Garland for appellee
All the other cases on the docket not disposed
of. were continued until the next term.
The Court will be occupied to day in rendering
decisions
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

HAMPDEN SIDNEY COMMENCEMENT The Farm
vile journal, speaking of the recent commence
ment at IIampden Sidney alludes in terms of high
praise of the Baccalaureate Sermon of President
Green, and the addresses Of VIM Pope Dabn9y,
Esq, of Powhatan, and Rev. DIR. Stuart Robin
son, Of Baltimore. Mr.. Holiday, now of the Uni
versity of Virginia, has been elected to the pro-
frssorship made vacant 10y the resignation Of
Prof j. Il. Wilson