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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
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BOAT DISASTERS ON 4 II Il S<..kasasssS3-
WESTERN WATERS, AND STEAMBOAT DlhEC-
ration a new EAMBOAT DIRECTORY, which will
b. issued in October The book will cont in
two humited pngrs. illustrated in the best 4iye and
neatly bound in durable manner. II vii he one "f
the must interesting books Published and will be
book that Will be interesting all GLASSES OF people,
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY viii contain com
plcle list and description of all the Stenmboas now
hAo4t in the Western and southern The length,
m,d speed power and tonnage Of boat, where and ty
whom hnil the of the boat with the trade she is
in Also the names of Captains and officers, her age
Nc &c the Directory will contain history Of Steam
bcals and teau,ionting the Western wniers sine"
the application Of steam; also sketch of the hrs boat
built for the Ohio River with the nane p tta builder
der and owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contnin II liei and de-
srriptijn of all the Steamboat dis siors that have
cured on the Wes and southern water beautifully
illustrated h u list of ali those VINO hnyt persisted
by their burning sinking anl exploding, The Western
and s ,uthern WATERS. The Dire, tory Will contain Maps
f, the DINO. Mississippi Missouri, Illinois. Arkansas
White, Red Onachita Zazoo and other Rivers. with
the Towns md Cities laid down. with correct distances
also many other River ami Commsrciai items ." inter
the peuI c at large. The book viii contain the
cprd of the various u. =. Mail Bo1ts with the uade
thev nre in &c &c The Directory will also contain
complete M of al thu responsible Steamboat Licensed
Officers their places of re.i ence, Nc, Sc the rev
Steamboat t.nw ia requreIne H. with r"muentS, show
ing wherein il benefits tn ineomreent officer, aud i'm
lures the competent officer, &c;, &c all The mpor
INIT L. = Supreme Gout Steamboat Decisions up To
dare; the Il lie, and important Commercial Privileges
Bills of Lnding important Decisions of the various u
s Courts in regard 10 freights Lost Damaged, &c
&c with lnnny other things of interest
The Directory will br illustrated in the best style and
printed, in the bes The anihor has for six
been gathering together all the facts md in regard
to the numerous Stcumbon disasters he Western and
southern waters, AMI intend. Publishing them in
book form. The price Of the work will he put nj the
low sum of Ono Dollar. Ten thousand copies will be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

h "a REV Runaway from the suhscri-
DsDVP Der IN the 2nd day ui the present month,
Septen,ber) ANGELINA, bright nulato won IN,
az cd nbort sonrs. She is tall, stnigh well FIRM
Ell aud Il ely tr durrd woman, with very black aud
straishi hair hnc eyas, good teeth features resembling
l,se of white woman, and far brighter than muattoes
,,r,y nr, In fact to careless observer she wo aid
mas Tor a wiio wnman, She has been used To house
but can band any kind OF business
She was raised Camu ell Courthouse, by Dr. Mar.
rim of wi ON purchased her six years since, and
b,s n sister living in Lyncburg, where il is likely she
will go and attempt pass herself off Tree white
woman. When neutly dressed she would be taken for
white woman. Tn. sbovs leward will be paid for her
II confined in any Jail Vest rf Prince Edward. All
nrsots are hereby warned emf 10y harbor said
woman under penalty of the law.
II. q. RICHARDSON.
SAINT l0-citts
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Relief for Norfolk and Portsmouth Sufferers.

Relief for Norfolk and Portsmouth Sufferers.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l2.-The ladies here held
meeting this morning, to demand in the name Of
humanity, that the orphans of Norfolk and
Portsmouth should be sent here Immediately, Us
a large contribution had already been made for
their support, and nurses and superintendent
appointed for an asylum in which they are to be
lodged. Provisions enough have been donated
to support them one year. The Relief Fund has
reached 2}O. 900.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
LAND FOR SALE.

offer tor sale at nublie auction. Friday the 18th
Of oct,iher next.a TRACT OF LAND, lying in the
cousiy at Campbell containing 25s acres, adjoining
The ln'ds Il CuPt. THIS Fox, Mr.. Samuel Dew. and
Others all in timber, having plenty Of plant land
Those wishing 10 raise Tobacco would do Ne to at
,ee1 the sale. The sale will TAKE rahr 81 TIE nd ~
e'ocN, Il 'siug p,ar where nj / sehn'il ton-e
i"rmc Is .tned GEO. ", AkERS
-. Z
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NeCropS Nominated.

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-The Liberty party al
Buffalo have nominated james b Pashan fcoFd
for Attorney General, Il Fred Douglas, (coPd
for Secretary of State.
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NEW York, Sept. II.
Flour firm; Southern 50. Wheat u triile high
or; Southern white $2.5i Red SI90. Corn II
trhe higher.
Virginia 6s 9sl
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One hundred and forty nine Deaths in t,eo Days
-Feuer abating in both Norfolk and Ports
mouth.


-Feuer atating in both Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
WELDoS,Sept. l3, |! o'clock r. NJ.
Mr.. j. NJ. Jacobs. of the Woods Hospital, Nor
folk. left N,rfok this morning, and reached here
by the Seaboard train of cars. He reports ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE deaths in
Norfolk, from last Sabbath morning up TO Tues
day.
Yesterday there were only six deaths & among
them was DR. Junius Briggs,a IAN eminent physician
of Norfolk, Mr.. Jceobs with him when he di-
ted:
The fever, am truly rejoiced to state is fast
abating.
There is at this time only Que case at the Julap-
pi Hospital.
Henry Myers, of Richmond, is rapidly recov-
erng.
At Portsmouth, there were five deaths from yes
terday at o'clock to O'Clock this morning
Betweenn Court street and the river, no new
cases have occurred recently. Persons living in
the upper pat ofthe town ire removing down
there.
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M1ine Elections.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. l3.-ln one hundred
and ninety eight towns Morrill, gets 36,133'
Wells 3O,526. and Reid 8,0ol.
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Gen. SCOTS Pau.

WASHINGTON. Sept. bit is rumored here
that Gen. Scott's back pay as Lieutenant Gener-
al has been disallowed by the War Department.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily viiginian.

NEW loRR, Sept. l3.--Flour has advanced
Southern s. 81 to 50 90. Wheat is firm
Southern red 81 7S to 81 81. Corn-Western
mixed s6t.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l3-flour is very firm at
Yesterdays rates. Wheat has advanced two to
live cents. Corn unchanged.
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ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL.
" ROAD COMPANY.-The subscriptions to the
Capital Stock Of this company, for the construction of
the Lynehhurg extension. required to be paid in
monthly instslments of IS u each share.
BY rider Of the Directory.
oct23 cod dec2wts j. II. REID, Scc'y.
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Namber of persons in Hospital at sunset7i
These tacts have been kindly furnished me by
"A gentleman connected with the Ho.pital,& may
be relied on.
Yours very truly. NJ. +. I.
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~ AMERICAN s. y. UNION
FRUITS OF ,DusTRY the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume, and should be read by all
ages sects and denominations.
IRIsH AMY is highly interesting and seasonable vol.
NEMoIR OF A DoLL-Youns Misses will be ,leeply in.
terested md greatly benefited by reading th, Memoir
CATACoMBs RoME,-We need not call attention To
this volnme-tho title will secure thai,
School DAYS kEvIEwED.-Students should not fail to
read this vollme.
THE SAD MIsTAKLA narrative illu strating with much
vvidness and lety the mistakes watch too often
cur IN the religious training of families. Parents
don't you need this bookf
THE GREAT QUESTION is great book 1t treats Of
great interests. Will you read ii
All of the above and the notifications of the Ameri
s. ). Union generally, ss.r Libraries, Teachers
Helps Question Books, Hymn Book Maps and Mise-k
| laneous volumes can be had at Payne Il Chistians
| Book Store, Lynchburg, Va T. G. JENNINGS,
sept l3.ts Sn'i. Am y. & Union
|. LIME FAMILY CURED kxAMS.-300O
L. just receive by
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WHE EF-'E
L YNCuRIIkii COLLEGE

will be- opened on the LIST ot October next,
with cnmp Fncuty, fine Chemical Philosophical,
rnd Matte NAUTICAL Apparatus, and nl th usual ci tiles
for Coegc instruction
The term. of tnit,on will be $40 IN he Preparatory
Department, aud $50 in the = oegatc. lh the annual
session One half Inc tuition payable IN nieance.
1t is especially desired that geatcm"n ho intend tn
give their Collegiate ull il ace them, as
soon a. possible in te Preparatory Department. TINT
they may be thoroughly anil regularly prep'red Tor Col
lege. ~ 3id&cts
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Notice to Travellers.

r-NSSsG Our Stages will ia future leave Lynch
G&-s1A&sr2 burg Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fti-
day mornings; Charottesv lie night Civ
ing passengers full nights r.st going North
sep27 d tawts J. T. HAMMER e. co
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JOHN w. NEWMAN. VI. D.,

T THE NDKNEIL HOUSE,
nyuohburg, Va.
W Office nenr the Market House, l. the room fr
merry occupied by DR. Blacktord. uur l7dSelmN
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BALTIMORE. Sept ii.
Flour very active and firm; Howard St, 81 go;
Ohio ~ 62 To S7.65. Wheat Red $i.67 to
Si77; White 81 80 to Sl.s5.
Thirty six deaths in Norfolk Yesterday.
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keeps on t"Hd
MbRtihhfA', ,ft,rerin. tstP7ts
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BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept. II.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Ny Dear C.-Poor Portsmouth alas alas ! J!
Ny heart is so sad when think OF her desolation.
She stands out before me like an old friend. smt-
ten and deserted. | weep for her. and had not
wife and children To live for, | would fly to her
help. All baltimore is in action for Norfolk aud
Portsmouth. Yesterday the ladies' were bnsily
engaged in making up clothing for the orphan,
there. The church with which am connected
will send a large box in!l. We purpose sending
it tn Brother Hume to he used at his discretion.
The present demand will be more than met
by the public; but the approaching winter, will
bring II still greater demand, when the poor peo-
pie return. All that may be sent will be of SER
vice then.
Mrs. Trugicn, the mother OF DR.. j. w. IL.
Trugien died here on Saturday, of Yellow Fever,
and the next day (Sunday,) Mrs. Henry Thomas,
DIR. Us sister followed her mother, victim to
the same terrible disease. They arrived here af-
ter burying the Doctor, hut did not survive him
long Old Mr. Trugien, the Doctors father. is
now left solitary and alone. Whata sad aiilic
ton, truly Wife, son and daughter, all swept
off in one brief fortnight
An immense mass PRAYER meeting was held
in this city last night, of all denominations, for
the terribly afflicted people.
Yours, &c, J. w. NJ. W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
THE PLow THAT BEATS THE WORLD
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAUGHT

RIcHS PATENT IRON BEAM PhoW'
O,r Premium Hillside. Improved Livingston. fefk
J;u I FnoIo plovs and Castings. Improved Thrash
;ng Machines Corn. rel RS Coting Knives and hond
S,.,as. ,,.,, an imotovcd DouLle Action furre Pdmr
Tor Well, and S rings ,
v" ON THE BASIN, Lyrchhurg, Va.
H. h,oh, cer,ify that have triri for mys II Rich :
D p,o,, and have no hesitation in pronounce
inc mi. inya liable Implement in my opinon' me best
plngb in ne and destined. as believe, 10 take the
[ Of all o,bera WHEN it shall become moro gele' any
'l''u % ~ JOHN HALLIDAY.
""'""' N,~s,rymsp and .orist, near Lynchhnrs 'a.
C,.. " LYNCH ESQ of this cy, who has used t. 6
- IL, pa far several months past. recommends
IL ~ as the G be, ow and has advised his friends at
once 10 procure IT, lie has given us the i''r'' 's''
'oreisf. ''""'''' Fl s. WHIrTENoRE & BRO.
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'!KUsrEE's SALE "r VILLAGE

10 BY viitue of a Deed uf Trusi executed
I'm lay john j. Polvi. the 18Th day oi October.
So and ut teeord In the Clerks Office u the County
Count al Amherst, sln proceed sell Ia the highest
hi idcr at the Market House. Ia the city OF ynehbuT.
on saturday the 18Th ,las ol September. at a.
rnek IA the afternoon, Lots M. > CT g. . 10 p "6,
-, %, % 30 81 and -. rding plat of The
Wiling, of Nnrilow- being lot, disposed of ut
intmrr ssle.
TRIMS - SAiE.--One-ilrl en- n, aud the balance in
Nv. equal lnstamenis uf aud four mn fhs the pur
chaser giving negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed
Tor be deferred payments, and the lite withheld un
tho whoc Of the purchase money ia paid H. howeyei.
buyers desire pei, Ct their titles once, discount
at the a IL per per annu1iw II be allowed up
on the credit payments Tor cash
sep II iitlJh DANIEL A WILSON, Trustee.
WILL, ON SATURDAY NEXT, At
i oclrk T.. NJ, sell. II public auction, credit
oi s,ty days. the dark HORSE known ia The Kent
[ Ii IL IL RDlkER
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ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals will 10
L received at my Office in Tazewell Claihourne CO..
Tenn unit, the 3Oth day Of August the Masonry Of
two Bridges Cover Cinch Holson rivers, for the
Cincinnati. Cumberland and Charleston Railroad.
The above Bridges high Gone Sc feet the other 30
feet) and very long. The work must be commenced
Immediately after day of letting. to rut in the
foundation during the low of the Flll months.
will also receive proposals until the Is Of October
Ter the Graduation and Masonry of that part OF the
above mentioned Road. lying between Beans Station,
Granger county and the townof Ne vport, Cooke
~, $50 miles.)
The above work is heavy and well WORTHY tie at:sn
ton of Co, tractors. The terms Of pay ment will be
| wholly CASH R. L. OWEN,
| " 3O.ct1 Sthoct Chief EngiIeer.
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NOR SALE.-sl00,O0O Sends Of the virginia
i, md tennessee Railroad1 omPany' os9r'nS ~.
cen. interest, principal and in lest PayAo'e n.
YORK aud secured by second mortgage ats. -
ire Rosd and all the assets of the Company
These securities regarded - OF the nrst emss.
os,, eitais Full information Of the present eondt.
lion ma future prospects Of the Road VII b farsishsd
by Us upon sppliossoa. -. 1900.
june ll-dscts PETERS, SrbNOb = w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

TEyO CARPENTERS will receive Propo'
sails for building two Cabins. is by Is feet, feet
mich. thanked up and down For further information
apply to s. W. SHELros Lynchburg, the subscriber,
u the premises. T. a. CLAh.
Its
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

garden vegetables are low-oats so cts. per
bushe.
would state for the information of those
may wish to know, that the company who
left East Tennessee with me in the Fall of
'52 for Oregon, are all in the enjoyment of
reasonable health, not one out Of about forty
persons as yet having passed of the stage of
action, peculiar providence for which we
should all feel thankful The company are
all well pleased with their new homes, 30 far
as | am able to learn-whirh is another
fact which shows that ours is peculiar
country.
I close by subscribing myself
yours, with due respect,
McMINN DODSON
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

The HERO OF THE MALAKoFF.-A letter
from an officer at Sebastopo, in the Paris,
Constitutional, says: at was II corporal Of
the lst Zouaves who planted the first French
standard on the Malukoir His name is Eu-
gene Libaut of Paris. 1t was General McMa-
hons standard of the first division, the hoist.
ing of which was to be the signal for the at
tacks on the other points. The General gave
him tho standard with his own hands, with
the words, 'This is the signal fag-gor Lii
baut was the first to spring out of the trenches.
While getting into the enemy's ditch he was
struck by stone, but, notwithstanding the
pain, he scaled the parapet in the midst of n
hail storm of projecti.es of every kind, and ut
length planted the flag, around which our
brave soldiers soon fockcd, and maintained
pei. ground"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

A BoorLEss NoTIcE.-Some stamphaying
stolen Il pair of boots from the editorial sane
tum of the Boston Post the following notice
appenred in that paper: "rhe ran who stole
n pair of boots from the editorial room of
the Post, on Saturday night or Sunday
morning last, is probably dead before this
time, if he has worn them, rs there was a
poison in their toes, placed there to detect the
thief" The editor must be Green, if he sup
poses the thief green enough to believe the
above.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

MAJ ma! cousin John is in the parlor with
sister CAL, and keeps bitin' her!
Cousin John biting my CalF
'Ycs'm seed him do ii ever so many
times, bite her on the mouth, and the tarnal
gal didn't holler bit neither'
'Oh--all! never mind, Ned, guess he did moi
hurt her much
Hurt her by gosh she loves it, she
does! and just smacked her lips as though
twas good, she did, seed it all through
the key hole. III fire taters at him, BY
gosh!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

"SALLY MAwDER snrr!" said Mrs. Parting
ton, us her eyes fell upon IN advertisement.
"Do tell me, Isaac, who this Sally Mander is,
and what she's been doing that they have
got her safe" ~ don't know what she's been
doing" said Ike, but ! guess she's sister to
Jerry" ""Jerry who, Isaac" "Why Jerry Man
der"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

MARKING NEwsPAPERs.-The Postmaster
General has decided that Il pen mark made
over or opposite to IN article in newspaper
with the sole object of calling attention to
the article, will not subject the paper TO letter
postage.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

RESULT OF GAMDLISG.-A case has just
come to light at Hartford, Conn, showing
that young merchant has lost not only
everything he was worth by gambling, but
has forged notes to the amount of thousands,
with the names Of his father and fathcrin'law
us enduIsers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

.4s~ Belgium is the great glove manutac-
tory of the world. 1t is stated that from
one establishment last year 100000 dozen
pairs we're exported to England and America.
There are three thousand hands employed
there
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

,=g" Speaking against long prayers, Elder
Knapp says: "When Peter was endeavoring
to walk on the water to meet his master, and
was about sinking, had his supplicalion been
as long MS the introduction TO one of our
modern prayers, before he got half through,
he would have been fifty feet under water"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

.s3-A promising boy, not more than five
years old hearing some gcnllmen ut his
fathers table discussing the familiar line
can honest mans the noblest work of God"
said he knew it wasn't truc-his mother was
better than any man that was ever made.
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rIIE POsT is published every Friday at 80 per year
payable in advance, S3 If payment is deaycd until
.he expiration Of the year.
Advertisements will be charged 81 per square
OF IL lines or less for the first nscrton and 80 cents for
each continuance. liberal deduction made to those
who advertise by the year. Persons sending adver-
tsemcnts must mark the number of times they desire
them inserted they will be continued until forbid and
charged accordingly.
For announcing the NAMES Of candidate for Office So
Cdsh.
Obituary notices over l2 lines charged at the regular
advertising rates.
All communications intended to promote the private
cns interests OF Corporations Societies. Schools
Individuals, will be charged as advertisements.
lob Work. such ~ Pamphlets, Minutes, Circulars
Cards, Blanks Iandbis Sc, will he executed in good
style, and on reasonable terms.
All letters addressed to the Proprietor, post paid will
bc promptly attended to.
Persons at distance sending us the names Of four
solvent subscribers will he entitled to ifth copy gratis
No communication inserted unless accompanied by
the name Of the author.
lS- Oice Main street, next door to the old Jack.
sin Hotel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

Stick To IT, YOU'VE MAs,-The very doe
trine of all Others, "Stick 10 H." Who ever
knew mortal to enroll himself under this
banner, and come out at the little end of the
horn! Nobody, we'll be bound Its principle,
acted up to with rectitudc, purpose, heart and
soul, would keep any man above water and
in blue sky. "Slick 10 H."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

DEMocRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
Louisville Courier publishes call for u meet
ing Of the Democratic National Committee in
Washington, Oh the 9th of January,to fix the
time for the meeting Of the Democratic Ma
tioral Convention at Cincinnati, to nominate
n Presidential ticket,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

A SINGULAR WlLL.-A man named J. de
Dios, recently died in Lima, Poru, leaving II
fortune of one million Of dollars, all won at
the gambling table. lie wlled the whole to
Il woman residing in the city, on CONDITION
that she should give \ pesete tqdarter Of u
dolar) each day 10 every conyaescent dis
charged from the hospital, and receive u hun.
dred poor men and women daily at her table
In case of the cgatee neglecting to fill either
of the provisions above mentioned, the usu.
fruct of the money is to be vested in the gov.
ernments Of France and England on tho same
conditions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

USITEp STATES AGRIcULTUAL EXHIBITION
4 BosToN.-The fatcst COW on the ground,
sthe Transcript weighs 2,76o pounds
- animal measured 0 feet in girth,
at $500. The heaviest pair OF
years of age, weighs 1850
ore valued at $500.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-16

eR- The Paris Moniteur says that Eng
land has sent to the Crimca, since the COM
mencement of the war $4,000 men, ane be-
sides guaranteeing the S2o,oO000O loan of
Turkey, and advancing Slo,OOo,OOO to Sar-
diua, has expended SsO,OOO,OOo in the prose-
cution of the war.