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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11

HOOPS. HOOPS.-200 Ladies Hoops
and Cactus skirts at greatly reduced l,rces;
GrHs- skirt. Embroidered Skirts, Crinoliues, hale
! bones, &c. ,
! prices G. A. GNAfKIS,
i've Opposite Exchange Bank.
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~ STRAIED, from my house.
Sy-A.x n.y, he Powder Magazine on SUNDAY
IL ~ thu 'ih inst, BROWN COW with
-u- v kits -Futs on h~r bn,k. and Whit tail: on-
" her hit- hole ia It L. other marks not rrul
i-.t,I. wI give i literal r,'y,,ri tor her return To-
r ~ ai.y igtgn4atiJ rJhcrruius her THANH full, re-
.-prj ROBERT PATTERSON.
g..
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'''0 "! "VDDI-' !" n I1'VN' AHV.'' J! o-II'I"
WALL ABLE FARM IN HENRICO

EIGHT MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AZ AlCTION.-Nill DO sold upon tho PROMISES on
EDNESDAf, tho 22d day Vi July, 49,, Comliien-
eng al y clock, ", the valuable FARM located As
above. adjoining the lands Of DIR. Miles Georgs, Dr.
John VI. sheppard, Mr.. v. &. T.airrro and others:
recently occupied by Mr.. H. 4. Ho1lnAn; contain.
is1 Acres, Of which about twO-thir,ls cleared tbs
balance Is IN original growth, pl0otl! Oak. The i'm
prosement- consists Of small Dwelling, containing
thrrs rooms, besides Kitchen Barn STABLE IL.
ThHMs-Uue-ttth cash, baaues at 4. e II and IL
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added aud till.
retained trust deed Taxes for ISL To TO paid by
the purchaser. GODDiN APPERsDS
Auct's
=. =. Tho above Land can ID bought privately be-
fore the day OF sale. q A.
~
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rs@ FAMILIES wishing 10 purchase
their stmuulrr SHOES will bear in mind
h"l ihr{ ~ttr from - 81 ~ par csut. by purChts
n.H 3" MARCUS HARRIS No ls3 Br,s,i street.
H. has sthI"et syerl kind VI ShU4- worn, for Ls~
i"Hilrih"D. NJ ,-'0. Its, and Children. Most OF
Nh"r' IS" NAL" H. ui,iri .,ui warranted ~ ht aud
sea- "-iI. all HHt BE- convinced that you can buy
Btc" SHOES, lur = low I,Ilt. al
L. NJ r. J. -. r,t,n-.
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NOTlCE.-All or any person having II
l claim against ma individually, OF against R'.
herts NilIa or any Other firm in which have been
ptrtner for ,4i- purchased IN the city 1T Rich
mOnd ia any other city. in tho last hnrrb YEAR.
will pleas, plr,unt tho sis for pay nir I" Nr--rs
Harrir Gibson pf Richmond, a. | intend 10 plead
this notice ut the bar against all such claim. belrs
Ing there are none against mo mp 10 this time.
WILLIAM &. ROBERTS.
Mount Iioreh, Va, July 81, iS'1 ~ i"-~clt~
NEW COMMISSION II q \ E.--The
~ sut.rris,rr. have rented the large hre-pr,oi
Warehouse OF the Basin Bank. formerly occupied T.,
ten. Il. Peg ton Recently 10y j. J. fr!. They intend
CONDUCTING a i..nsrai Commission and Forwarding
business under the nTm oil u,,,
EuBASk BROTHER.
JSo. L. kCgANx, n y kCBASk,
Refer 10 Nersrs. Irby S.undsr,, Ly BchburY; Ia
con 4 Ibask srvi. Richmond. Je g-ot
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Young Man. who h

IL ~ I'D! Dung NAN, VINO MR.
~ l,i experience. situation a. r. -hr"IcT. Ur
I.-rA 10 hotel sut who l. Willing To- make him
- a--.ul Aiirr-- Buwlinl q. ..u. Caroline conn
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WANTED FIVE HUNDRED

u
Jkg>. YuI NG MEN for the UNITED STATES
1AI Mot NTEu SERVICE, to ~rtVe in Kansa-
- ebTA>ks California, TeXH- and New Mex
l'- Pap tIo%n l. t. 81 per month. Hor~~, aCrou-
''uont. e4othIuE TODD AMI medical attendance fur-
u.,l,.,i ira" u charge.
For further information srpl, ut the Rendezvous,
rankin str~"t. opposite Metropolitan Hal. Rich
manI, Virginia. B H. ROBRKTSpN,
Ist id1lt NJ Dragons,
~ 2-su RrrruItiu. tsiccr.
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COAL.
A NTuRtClTE cntTt 4,

A NTlRAClTE COAL, Anthracite Coal
a The subscriber hasing fitted up largo ana com
lnod'"'is e"at yard ~ huvk hcswccu nth and fsth
the rurte"e OF Weighing GOAL. will furnsh hi. -.
irons With 22'o lbs 20 the ton teach l,s p.,,b, ',
het koes~'d Al; AT the very lowest market n,,r.
81 preerr"st ha will sell his COAL AZ an sdta"r.
on loRer efnt On cost and charges; at the same fins
ne WIZ s'wais Keep ON hand the b,,t anaIity and In
rn.s the particular attention OF his triends .nJ th
pubic gshetaily, to give him call lsspre p,rchs.
nv ~ We. Main street, OF at his COAL yard
~ - 4
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DICOT'S DIARRREA REMEDY. This
J. preparation il prepared from the receipt OF an
eninent.ply stefan. II has been highly approved Of
by the profession generally aud has been found 70 pe
Cholera Morbus Cramps &c. Prepared only by
il 10 L.. j. P1CuT, Druggist,
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V-ANTED BOAND.-A Gcntlen.

W aitl las vile and grown daughter wi-he, IA
.., hagi ia ~il'r Private Boarding llou>,- in the
...-If-lu.-d uf Ia" Capitol SQUARE. Two good
-.,. ,4lT,i, Which b." y III furnish himself Refer
r..- ,tF.u ..uI required.
...s- 4F5r---I To VI . tl lett at the Dispatch OF
a... -raIiL terms ,G I,rtton " III meet with att.-
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WTARUROBES.- have for sale five
w splendid city made Mahogany Nardrobee that
will sell very low if carly apple alton il made.
jyS ALEX. SUrT, Auct.
fHAlRS.-1O0 dozen Chairs, assorted
~ quality on conss nment and Will DO sold at very
low prices To Cl,~e sales. ALIEN. MOTT,
net
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nIVIDEND.-The President and Direct
II oIs Of the EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA
have lies larrd n scIai-annTIai dividend Of AIN PER
CENT after wing tue bonus and tax On dividend,
payable Oh the 18th inst W. y. STkOfiiEk,
~ Cashier
T AGER BEER.-Putup in bottles fam-
IL Is ure. Per dozen pint- ~ IS; per doZ"n quarts
81 ~ cents dUlin allowed BY return Ot the bot
tIe-. Ortirrr left with Mr. -. A. stTeckrr, hrrsIs
nr,,rmtl, attended TO. r. WILBACIiER.
ie "a, No ar Main IT
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BY Richard Cauthoru.

- DAY, at 10 O'Clock at the Lot near the Va Can.
trail Railroad Depot will ell at auction s WORK
HORSES; large COAL CART, aud DIRT CARTS
BULL.-Also, tine Young BELL
jy 10 X. cAUTIIORN, Auet
by Thos. ". Keesse, Auct.
(0tiee corner Of 18th aud Cary strssts)
~ HORSES FOR SALE AT AUG
[1A TiON.Will DO Sold on SATURDAY MORN.
Int. July nth. commencing At 10 O'Clock At the
Horse Auction. the Central Railroad Depot
several Paddle And Harues, Horses
iy ~ TIiOS. W. kHESRH Auct
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S4.4s,55f Is
Losses paid in Virginia, ever sl3a.oO.
Thi. Compsny makes annual div ilents. and pays
them 10 the insured while living. No Company AZ
lords more security or dynntagcs ~ thehnsurcd.
b. W. KNOWLES. Agent.
n B-SLAyES insured Ina the Albemarle insn-
rance Company for one or four years
lie i-dlm D. W. n, agent.
DUBLIC SALE OF LASD.-The sub
scrfb.r will OFFER fur sale. tho 18th July i.I,
tract of land In Chesterfield county, formerly owned
and occupied by William W. Barnes, decd. IL con-
tains 81 acres more less with dweiling-honse
nearly new For small family ito situation 10 very
i,.ir,u. being convenient To- the Richmond and Pc
tersburs Railroad and the river also. right on ms
Turnpike from Richmond to Prte,sbnry In sfs'
rate neghborhooj and remarkably healthy.
Terms made known day of sale, 49,.
~ s-en% NJ W BARNES ~"
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

~. FOR KENT-The new Brick Tene-
l.i Ett.. Intis from kichnInld The house IL
ttI4' ue" apl so Xprd order. ha,iug kitchen and all
v--a'l "ul tuu-,,- all new HItda fine we'll IT wafer
u ft- YARD. IL H. altogether most desirable resi-
't'I 90 t5 any drln2 business in town, and wish
ln. 1, r.-il. short di-tancr.n the country PH
tuIrtN
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RICHMOND July it'll. 1885,.
Gibson laxnll and othor- Of the superiority Of the
Specticlee manufactured by NcSsrs. SenIuona 4 60
JAS. II. CONWAY VI. D.
Prof. Dh.tet. Med Col. Va
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The itch at also Die - Tho 1ecaaae
of three prominent merchant brokers Of Y.
York, which, IN quick succession, has re-
Gently been announced, will distribute. ii is
estimated, about $4,000, 900 to their re-
spectiyc heirs Mr.. Samuel Nicholson loft
about $4,000 which goes by his will in
nearly equal proportions to the family rela-
tives of his deceased wife and to his own
sisters ia ireland. lie left no children. His
nephew, resident in New York, IA made the
executor, with legacy Of $50, 000 Mr.
john E A. Sanford, and Mr. Jasper Gros-
ycnor leave each an estate valued at over 4
million q dollars The legatees Of tic first
are, Mrs Sanford and three ciilllcn, in
Guiding = ser BY previous marriage. Mr.
Grosyon5r. We hear, leaves on'Y one child.
.Newarh Ed4ie
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Very roetical and very pretty is the fol-
lowing, which we clip fron cleayer essay
like column IN the Chicago Journal. 'If
= man die, shall he live again And once
year hive the daisos answered it, Spring q
little infant given its fragrant testimony
md every day has the morning testified,
and yet The world is nufmuring still, IF a
man die, shalt he live again? y
Strange and incredible as tic statement
may appear, says tie Fairfax News. yet We
are nevertheless, warranted by facts in sta
ting that Mr.. Thomas Henry Nelson, Of this
county, filled his Ice-house ON the 9Th day
Of the present month With pure clear Ice,
Of an average thickness Of fourteen inches
In explanation Of this remarkable fact we
may remark that Mr.. Nelson procured the
Ice from the banks Of the Potomac, where it
is still piled up in many places to height
Of from ten to fifteen feet.
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Citing to Hsarea By ray Of ". Orleans
The Philadelphia correspondent OF the y
I. Dispatch gives the following:
We have a Aei'Iodis; preacher here who
IS q Jolly "ee 4 fsw days since. young
man who hid long been attached to hi.
shareb, and 3ho VIVA ab6st- to leave for y
Orleans, eane To bid the pastor farewell
And 20 Hoa are going to ss-as degenerate
place, New Orleans. eeo zoe ?.
Yes, ar; tut deaf ez sect 10 B, iiifli.
saeea hY any euraaeous pressure Of aHy
ind, responded tn Young man, With cor
.iiefakle earnesthesa.
Vel, | am glad to soc Won 90 eoeflen.,
hope tho I9erA VIII gtide Won. Bat do yoi,
faoY Ii temptations which exist there q
eNot particularly SIR
"Nei4, Re. Yo,i'. il lad wantou women
- tia euise Of PERKS. tempting the very
sloc.; ana iaf3 wines anl ardent drinks
mi yoa'a ind gag company, and night
lraWhn<. an gambling. and dissipation
cod running alter the lasts Of the old man,
Al.n =
@Stiil y. her7 to caiubat tAase suc-
'easfulig
Il hep ye1 vill my dear christian bro
ther i, Ms tb5 rely. i bpre You will -
And let NJ giye yeu lhi- much for yonr
,;epsela.a'l, q easa you should fall from
grace. Tho tampter IS worse thar the sin,
tal the greater the temptation. the more
merit there il - resisting it The man who
goes . Heaven BY .sy Of Now Orleans, is
,aro to have ta.,ee 81 hleh Place in e'er-
aal glory as he si,o resabes Paradise tbro'
the qnie; pert.le Of Gonecetient or heunsyl-
vHnlH.
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r. HEREBY given, that the undersigned who
A quaiided in the County Court Of johnson county.
State of Iowa as Guardian Of Emma Brown will
appls By petition n The eifenit Ceari OF Auan a
county, Va. on WEDNESDAY, TIE l7th BAY
oF June AEAT, ter authority to fe5a=er and re-
ceiFe all haneT ard personal property which MAJ
beinug 10 my said ward IN said county Of Augusta.
Or be coming 10 aer from the estate Of VIM. Brit.
ton decd, or any otier source n said county,.
This application will be nude undcr aud in pufsu-
OF The 2na aud sfd sections Of caaptee y o.
the code Of Virginia. NJ said Ward resides OUT
Of the state Of Virginia, viz in johnson county,
Iowa. WILLIAM BROWN.
napaAy 4 BELL, Attorneys. INav ID, SIT
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YEP

IN this county. on Saturday, the 10th of
Nay, Mrs SARAH WRIGHT late wife OF Mr..
'4sw4Qn &figbt, IN the SD year Of her aye
The deceased was native Of Rockingham
county, Va, Hkerc ehe resided until the
year 1871, during sh.eh yoar she remoeed
to the eoyiity Ut Augusta. Ia 1884 she
uade a public profession of religion, by cor,
Meeting herself with the Presbyterian ehereh
IN Harrsouburg, then under the pastoral
arc Of Rev. x. W Fitzpatrick, from which
she was dismissed to the Stanton church.
shortly after her removal to Augusta Dur
ing her whole life, as protesting christian
Mrs. " was Il most consistent; follower of
a Saviour whom she appaared to love with
unwonted affection Especially was she
characterized by the grace of humility,
whcn, together with al the ether sfsoes Of
her religion. she adorned in consistent lilo
aud patient dying. Throughout lilo pc.
Rod Of her last illness she suffered greatly.
but never lost hcr SUBMISSION 10 tho will Of
her heavenly Fathor--ani left this world
for a better, in the enjoyment Of such hope
Of eternal life az made darkness LIGHT about
her. Spectator and Rockiug CHAM papers
please copy
AT her. residence, in Augusta county,
April the 26th. Mrs. HANcy Raia., eonsort
of David 5. Bel, aged 81 years, 8 months
and days.
Her Kindness and eeur!eness made room
for her in many hearts; and she leaves
many friends and relatives to lament her
loss. She possessed to great degree that
kindly interest and wakoful sympathy in
those around her, which won her tie esteem
aud attachment Of all.
She made public profession Of fer faith
in Christ Sept. 18th 1871, FROM which
tinlo to her death she was a Constant mem
Der of Tinkling Spring Church.
Her Christln Fife VAS marked by hum3ity
and patience. aud she had the adornmcnt Of
a meek and quiet spirit.
Ia wearlsane and proiracted Illness she
found the grace Of God sufficient for her
and realized the truth ofthe promise As
thy day shall thy strength be- Her pa
tience was uncomplaining Itef hope was
unwayering and her mind clear to tie last.
! We mourn not ~ those ~he ha7-e 10 horc
and we feel that Fathers nanl bolda~ tie
rod that smiies us.
c. s. N. s.
At his residence in louisa County. Va,
on Wednesday, the 9th Of May, at tioclock
a NJ, EIuHLN RrNNoIrs, il his ssh 'ear-
Eichmopd Enquirer lease cory.
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n O 7, I(1 llIa

A SUFFICIENT amount Of the capital stock hay.
"A ing been subscribed to incorporate the stock
holders Of tac .sHuntefsTie and Monterey Turn
pike Company chartered under act of March 20,
1888, notice Is hereby given, that there viii be a
general meeting of the Stockholders thereof, at
treru Eli Church, in Highland county, on FnfDAY,
the i2th day of June next. All persons Interested
viii pleasa sttend ether ia person or ny proxy, a.
1sinJss II muca mporlance VIII then be considered
4. STEPHENSON, }
J. Y. SrKIGKlER. Commissioners.
ANDREW .EiBERT5
Hay ls, 1915
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Trust sale cd Valuable f2eal
Estate scn ssicfAland GOus,lY.

Of VIRTUE Of y Deed Of Trust executed 10 me
AZ By JnHS SIrLiNGlnN, bearing date on the
2lst day Of December. ls50, and dnly recorded III
the Clerks Office of Highland County Court, | will
sell, without reserve, 70 the hehet bidder, forrea
dy money. GA SATURDAY. THE anth DAY OF
MAY NEXT, on tho premises q Tract Of Lauj
in the county Of Highland, contaioii Three Hun.
dred aud Sixty Acres being the same upoa ahiet
Andrew X. Sitlington now resides This pro egty
Is Of the most valuable and desirable tracts OF
land for grazing purposes, not only in the county ni
Highland, but in Western Nirginia. Ii Is mostly
cleared aud in high state Of Improvement, ard
will Craze from 100 to 200 head Of cattle every year.
Water is abundant, the South branch Of the foto-
mac running through, and taking its rise, in part,
upcn the tract. Churches, Schools, Mills. and
stores are eonvenieht-thare being one mill, the
finest in the country near the land and a store but
few hundred yards from IT, and two churches and
good school within mile. Altogether. il is the
most desirable property in the county,
March 2s--tds 4. STEPHENSON, Trustee.
Ear The above sale Il postponed until MONDAY,
the 10th of July. A. STEPHENSON,
May %, 81. Trustee.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore exis ing between
Jehq d 7. Doom in the Gooperng, and 9th
er9.se, vas this day Dissolved by mutual consent of
The parties and all those knowing themselves in
debted viii please forward and settle with eli
ther Of the parties JOHN doom.
DAVID DOOM.
n VI | will continue the Coopering Business
u. ID at the old stand and thankful for lie
past patronage bestowed upon the late firm, hope
to merit continuance OF the same.
May Ii, ls67.--et' DAVID DOOM
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r.ore complaints.
Every body needs more or less prrsirg. Purge
the blood from it impurities. Purge the bowels.
Liver ard TIE Whole vsceral system from ohatruc-
TONS Purge oui tie diseases which fastea on the
body to work its decay. Bat for diseases sc should
+ die only of old age. Take Gutid ates early and
thrust trom the sysem, before !! is vet too strong
10 yield,
Ayers Pills DC Thrust out diseases, not onv while
it is weak, but whom it has tafon strong hold
Read the astounding statements Of those ~Ao have
been cured b them from dreadful S2Fof7ia, Drop
sY, Ulcers, Skin Diseases. Rheumatism Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia Internal Pains. Bilious Complaints,
Heartburn, Headache. Gout, aud many less DANGER
Gus hut stu threatening ailmeats sach rinpfes
on the face, Worms, Nervous lrrta6ilitN, Loss OF
appetite. Irregularities Dizziness in the head. fods
Feyers. Dysentery, and indeed every variety Of
! complaints for whiet a Purgatiye Remedy Is re-
CURED.
These are M random statements. but are huihen-
I 'ioated By your own noighbors aad yevr own Ply
sicians.
Try them once, and you viii neYec tn without
Price q cts. per Boz Boxes Cor 81. ca.
Preearel by nr. J c. YER, Lowell, Mass. md
feid b. LAIRD Il LINK Stanton, aud Druggists
everywhere. April ll2mos,
/ EEEER AND AGJE--AN INFALLIBLE CURE.
re defy the world 70 produce any medicine which
does not Certain Quinine Batk, Arsenic. Mercury
Or any nesiaas or deadly eonpounA ~ tins
arnoyiac aisnsse efeetually a. Carriers spanish
Mixture. Nhile il contains ncue Of the abeyc-nam-
q dangerous afticies, yet it possesses power in
reliey.lg and cariLg Fever aud que which cannot
be approached by suy Of them separately in comb
nation. i acts specially the LIVER puliiies the
Blood, opens the pores of the Skin, ard assists
.nro to exYoi from tie system seeds o: Disease. or
whet il a. bad, tie remains of the Mineral Drugs
which clog and finally destroy the constitutions
see tho care Of Mr.. Lo7gde. Of Virginia. H.
had Chuis twice d&y for three Years; nothing
would relieve him until lie tried Carter iSpHrisa
Mixture ONLY three bottles Of wAieh cfec. aallv re-
stored him t" health, has be had return q H.
disease -iGce. May = tao.
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-H
u AakssaksEs

On The i,h inst, ~ aov J NJ Shrek
',ise. Mr. NAldAM II KrSNf4. to Miss
IuIIA Jackson, all If this county.
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paEcIHcTs.

.Seu Mineral Springs. -Rockbridec is
likely to become the great Spring County
of the State In addition to the Alum and
the Rockbridge Baths, we have now a
promise of others, which have been repre-
scented to us as possessing great advantages
vt location and well attested medical virtues.
They are on the lands Of John Doyle, ESQ.
mile and a-}ialf from the Alum and eight
miles from Goshen Depot, on the Central
railroad. There are four of them, and q
partial analysis by Major Gillian shows that
Que of them contains Iron, Magnesia and
salphuric Acid, and another contains Iron
and Salts They were discovered accident
ally about four years ago, and have been
visited by persons suffering from disease,
who attribute to them q perfect cure. A
read viii, we understand, be made from tho
top Of the North mountain this Spring, at a
grade OF only two degrees, and increasing
the distance to the Alum ouly a quarter d
a mile, SO that visitors to the latter, eau
take the new Springs on their way.
Htrd Times. The Dallonega dump
Kin co, Ca .houptaiA SignM says The
CRY OF hard times Is to be heard in all
quarters of the up country. In Gilmcr,
Fannin, Union, aud our own county, pro-
visions are becoming exceedingly scarce,
ami We fear thai mary Of our people will
suiItr greatly before the harvest season rolls
around - Many Of the families now in our
ceuuty, f1om Whist we car !eerG. have been
without meat for weeks. and but small al
-, ~, b.a.,sr ! eaa.i1aso,, {;
-, - ,sba hos ~, ,.ssoJ ,l,.on.,h Faa.
-, al FL, ,,,',,t;a ,bot h, e.,ral1,.
,,ass.5 far,, ,yL;ab IA net eiro ar;la,n5,
~ COM, .I..ea,...I ,,r..,ss 49, If Nth -
sew Trulv. tho lime. ar. Aaoom;nr A.
,r.,.s;ny
Tie taa1,ne a .Nfchigan. - The detroit
,ni-.,.ace,,ion ukigs exis;s il, frsneet :, the
character % the suffering wbiel, ,refsil,
thronab certain .aanties in the Lower Pa.
ninsni, oxnlajos that il ~ .u,Iy sab -. i
incidental to y u.al, set,leI country. and
.dti,.
This war tbeso usual priyatjeps sye.,,.
banrea bg series al dj.asf,.r4 al.nast nf,z
,,feee4Iepied Tn n.4rv3.Iieq fires II $50;
the heavy Aaea.t frest. waleh c,t off corr
aud b4esSaeat, aud neafly futncd pliase4a,
the miserable crops u Other Vegetables, ane
= hil'et winter b4te ee.eeiaea 70 a@nHess
me FttndaT. o. t'ie - p4tHt 81 ahao!aiz
e''.r'aioh. iAs WRIST u, H.. e":ae.-.- / +
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