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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

: ExprNsE OF TaAvrl. Il EUaopa-Rev. T.. /.
Cuylers writes that travellers expenses are much
greater, and less on the Continent, than in our
own country Three dollars a day is the least
for which a Stranr lire, continually ct {"
hotel in London BY railway, faresare double
or triple. In Paris, on the contrary, one may
soiourn in various modes, nj an expense of from
ono to three dollars-tbe latter being the full
board at the Rotel 5rl louvre, tile most magnti-
cent in Tho world. Five dollars a day is = fair
average allowance for rapid tour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

n. "A Uafu.
nn GEO. y. cRAcRAFT has PyrIenently located him him,
u selr in 1rnd.lph, Va, for the lirp9se oil faeSis
lis profrsyon lie ops sttir attention 10 his probes
sion O merit generous share OF patronage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16
NEW ApvRRrIsRMENTs
o u T (!
AT nAY1ss: m Tuis MORNING!

o U
A n DAYT,BsIsT THIS MOtNA
n NEW YORK LEDGER. ros-
SATURDAY EVENING Posi-,
FLAG OF OtTR liNlONi "a,
Also, NEW YORK JOURNAL for 0ctOber-a sP'S''N
nrnlber. PNr sale ut the En,sy Carriers,
sepl6 -- W a MOUSSE -
HAT & CAP MANUFAoToRX'
3. A-V FER Z
HAS on hand. and manufacturing the largest
: = mem = HATS AND GAPS ,.su.,,
Tb,t is to he found city, Call and see, NJ s.ni6
- - :, 4. c, wtScHELl.
X 5 strFllls, ! New Fl FIRM. ], ,,,....
NRs BARTLETT 4 vINoHELL, dentists ~, y " Nt"'
i1St Opposite washington ila WleetinS -,
IIr WIneeli being compelled by his rapidly ssts
business, to add lis facilities Tor DONG mas
isre In nIorIning his friends and tile pubic t q, ~
foTtnsS business connection with NJ 3 Nm,
;yIbo has had fifteen years successful eSleFlenSs "
tai prpfesSion - aa-ror,, every operat'Oni in
s r,icnI nd Mechanical DenttstryAre - and
,,rartIr all tn. latest enens OF tue ,,t
Guarantee Tint for beauty durahtlit' anu lEae'lS''
their Artificial Teeth shall not be .Dd
p-r.ons who have denied Themselves the
conort of Artificial Teeth from the great dreau q
ing extirrerccd during the necessary lre
Ton Of die old teeth and roots, informed mat oS
entirely unlike ChlOr0fOrm or EtsT' anu aP -
b. in most cases perfectly LtdTlteSs az dts' 'e
noY extracted without pain -, A. ,,,.,- 1,roF,s.
Any information or u vice apPeTtt athI"s W ' e
sion they will pleased To give gratis. ,ro,I,
please call ami examine specimens OIL Aft!HS''A 'c
eas5" OEce open all lours. ---E-s--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

Tnr DECLINE ~ sraAns.--The New York aud
Boston papers bring to US the gratifying intclli.
gencc that the sugar market, which had already
greatly declined, is still falling, and that there is
prospectOf still greater decline, The fall from
the:highest point to which spectators havchoId
is full three cents pound and already the losses
of holders are very heavy.
The New York Independent estimated a few
weeks since that the stock on hand in that mar
ket alone was So, 900 tons besides 100000 gnl.
Ions of rnolasses, and that the loss at that time
was fully s. 800, 900 This amount had already
doubled If not trcbled. The Boston zrqrslsy
estimates the loss on sugars throughout A'ncri.
ca and Europoat SJO, 100000. No ono willlcry
over this result cxccpt the spectators
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

PAKrlEs.lx Missouri. The Missouri papers
generally concur in the opinion that heneetortn
there will be but two parties in that State; aud
the issues that will divide those two arties arc
pretty clearly forcshadowed in the following
paragraph from the ST. Louis -iNseiger, German
paper, ono OF the leading supporters Of Rollins
in the late contest
.' We are therefore against all crtcHSioa Or
.Slrrsrv--tlicrefore, also, against every attempt
cursious from Missouri or by means Of any other
force. The hest interests of Missouri require
that Kansas become free State, and n hat, %.
and bV, aHd IN a ldicfitl manner, our 8tsso"Tt
ahGt Hkeoiss belong to FREQ tudor"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

SKw CASDrDAsE ron u S. SExAToR.
While the journals Of tho Eastern part of the
State are ranging themselves off under the
standard of either Wise or Hunter, the Virginia
.Star has suddenly twinkled above The horizon,
and disclosed to tic people of the West, the
propriety Of taking up third candidate in the
person Of the Hon. Judge Thompson. We pre-
sumo that neither the Enquirer nor theOPposing
factions in tho. East would be unwilling to nc.
cept the Judge asa compromise candidate, in
asnuch .as ttcy echoed and re.echoe1 lonland
long applause over his me,norablechargc to the
wellsburg Grand Jury last fill.
We call the attention of the Ea9uirer and
South to the name of the Judge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

t"swEETS FOR THE SWEET.''
s'BoQUst de Orleans" or Il. Z. 0ERB0N
From groves Of sweet flowers, perfume cnlled,
Where deep. golden summers exalt the perfume;
Where the breeze from the South, In the deep glen Is lulled
Where blossoms exhale, hut resume:
:mpart this aroma, 'tl4 the sweetest, the best,
1t steals DER the senses, as the nectar Of love;
To the bOqurt of beauty, it gives new zest-
Isthc pride of the toilet aud the perfume Of Love
Distilled with great care the choicest flowers of the
SOUTH expressly for the Boudor Toilet, and handkerchief
For sale, with all the "FRANGIPANNI's,' by
II IL LOGAN & CO.,
scpt2 bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

be S Ii a w l. S.
Rich Brocha. Long and Square ShauIs, nrE GssizI
and Squire PLAID Wool lgWls, Stella, Clsa.z., =
Terkeria, and many new styles for fall.
BONNETS AND RIBBONS
Ladt.s SILK Bdnnets, every variety Of sei..s!s
FALL STYLES OF Straw, Lace, T. dai, Cup spi ra-l
nets very th-ap. Bunn-t Rti.h ms inlnr vlris:. w
All SATIN BONNET RIBBONS, DRESS and CL0lsH
NTTSSGE ,Ec4.fi-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16
II IS w
Isl 0 n. AND SEkEEPING q.

DOMESTIC AND H0USEkEEPlN ca
C1lnprisng "a, iu.4 mud l2-l Sfpetings, Ina IIs
Scoicli, Hu-siu aud birds Ky Diaper Irish LIS
and Blown Dnmask Table Covers AMI Tls= I.ssIt
Emb0ssed Table and Piano Covers. lnessra4Nt
TwAefs. CcaEh, Napkins, nleaclltd and lAVz7 ~
and Sleetinss, Tirsing., Tmeeds and C,ecSs, C7;p,
niairrs, Apron Ginrhansi Caiicoes. ell tsS,,, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

- CASE Fos THE FACULTY, The Tampa CFla.l
Psninnil0r states that Capt, Simpkins, of the
brig Gov. Anderson lying at that place, "was
down with tl,e yellow fever ON Monday ON
Tuesday he was attacked with Asiatic cl,Olcra /;
on Wednesday hc was dangerously i'll with
smallpox, and on Thursday he transacted blsi-
ness in the city and prepared his vessel for sea "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16
3 Sets Of Ring Horsesl
~ MARK rIME! "a
40 a. NE!
FORTY Horse Tean, driven bs one man
arc ind Circus Grounds.
loX NJ. :.

MILE; AGNES, TfpnIllns a wheelb,r.
r9Rnn Slender Wire, 300 feet long, out.
sue the tent, from the ground to tae. ton
Of the Centre Pole. Q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

MoNE yIGils,NcE CoNNfFTrss. -9'lle Winchcs-
ter Virginian notices the arrest of a man in
Frederick county for barn burning, and says
that Vigilance Committee las been formed
who win determine what shall he done with
him. The fate of JEFF Randall, in Rockingham
county, does not seem to have had the desired
effect, us tho Slaunton Spectator says that
brother of the deceased has been threatening
the individuals engaged in the hanging of that
notorious individual, and has written various
letters in which purposes Of Yengancc were in
licatetl. In consequence Of these threats, the
Vigilance Committee have held scycralmeetinss
with closed doors, TO consult aud determine their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

ANEw Yonk Ep,ToR IxsAxr.--Thc New Yorl;
Sun says that it was currently reported about
that city, few days since that the principal
editor of ono Of the city tlai!ie> was so insane
that his removal to an asylum WAS contemPla.
ted Commenting on which, The Cincinnati
C1g1msrcist s'.ys:
All the New York papers have (; cla1ineSS
about them We cannot decide from the inter.
nal evidence which Of thesdajlies Is conducted
by a lunatic AIi Of them havun iaoon,stiucG
glimmering.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

fHW
Annie Laurie March, ,,,,,Ip iyiI =,
And large supply OF the latest pieces. Ss mo
have moi the pieces you want they ean :
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FEVER AND AGUB.

FEVER AND AGUE.
Foremost amonghe various remedies for this disease stands
DIR. SHAbLENBERGER'5 ANTIDoTB.
reu doses will cure anv ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
Invariably the CIs It contains nntsing In the least
degree hurtful THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY ClRCuNt.
STANCES aud never produces the unpleasant eiec that
attend theuse QuInns and other in general use
1t every form of the scase and Is the orginaiand
ONLY 5ANCIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
Ask acknowledgements Fever and Aue Antidcte and
be sure you get PILLS.
Sold 1y respectable Druggists ererytchere.
PRICE, S1.5O.
For sale by IAUGHEISS a RGSHFIELDt Wheeling, Va
Sole ProrrietorsiiA. 4. sIIALLRNBERGBR CO.,
augT-5m :. rochester, Pa. E
sands snrsuPnrtlla.-rhe extraordinary effI-
cacy uurvae preparation in all
eryslpelas, eptive disorders, and sinnr
compaInts would appear almost Incredible, not such
cures Of daily certified by
untoNbse truth rcspectaby, establishing the In
contestable fact thai in this class of disorders ulera
live AMI renoyatinE agent tits unequnlled.
Eminent physicians have proved by many years exrer,
they produce the applest results by its a
rninistraton, and therefore use 1t with confidence
Prepared and soI by a. n n. SANDS, Druggists, 1NC
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. Il. CRUOTBACKER.
And by Dru ygtsts generally. ET-1wdaw
10 Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

DEATH AND DISEASE.
DgtrH-IIow comes 1t, friend In every shape,
Youiet so many folks escaped
DtsEGsE.-Dread sire, L use all means cam
To o5yate the life of man
/ dog his footsteps from his birth,
'rill he returns to mother earth.
Iusr ali means used of old
Changes OF Wenther--hot and cold;
give them cClis-I give them pains--
Track t!ieir boues-I are their veins,
/ poison them with raueidbile,
IN place Of the digestive chyle,
Yet all is useless nothing kilsi
DEGru-Hor's thatg
DIsEAsE.-Tisy all take BRASDRETn's PiLLs.
T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
iv3i-1w-tIav Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

II,ALF Long ilIl sIOrt 1aee MllI. lBNdE
scelv. d, .E1Sel HEISAEl'l,@-s !.
GUpERIoRivIoLIN STRINGS Is IL IN, z
AO judges to be eupeIi0rto any sLFI ~ WI s0N =
Them. $ 2. 2 .lselsl l.I. 49,. Z.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16
spBcIAL NoTIcRs.
pARrRIDGEs
PICTURE GALL4ERY Z

PICTURE GALLERY !
western country MS RECEPTToS and SAILS RooMis
. feet to which he built for operating
90 r 20 tee, fog light and facilitates for
hi, business In the world. lie would eaFar
euar attention to the light die eyes, badness and DIS
nctness of every feature the s"ttness OF
stiG appearance; also reflect We OF
lass eject 20 objections bIs in the DaenetreotyPe.
isDaay pictures ssf out entirely teorfatsss
rom Eariag no rosetire anist Partridge cssss hs
D1roas ttas6is trorI protected Jy hard e'is7slLng
4nfes becomes a part OF he picture, and g as ''"Fase
as Ne glass Itself
Pictures OF every improved style made as low as At other
! Rooms here. 80.
ladies and Gentlemen invited to call at 11sS
Anin street, East side Marsh TaylOrs Store, Wheel
ing, Va, ss9l0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

DREW s. DR. AXE,
NO. 5SW ASKING TON HALL \,
"A RE now. ln ilaIY receipt Of tl,cr FALL y a. ~
IA, GROCERIES, to which they reSpectlaly 90 n
tentton of their numerous friends and eIs oa's "a
the various articles j1ss rece we'd, can be i''''
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auxiliary to the Cure"
These Remedies destroy the Disease the Patient
w n. oIIAP1E, Wholesale Agent, Providence r. L.
For sale by Druggists generally. je9=sm=daE
From he Baltimore I9ttJos and ComRterctat Gazette.
HAMPToN's TINCrURE-Tls medicine, which Inns been
before the public years, more especially for
tile last year by Mortimer Mowbray, sole
prietors has met with remarkable success have seen
from the most respectable Alarge number of
tents been relieved and number Of the medical
also WHO hnve used In their practice have
voluntarily their certificates of Recommendation
the proprietors.
We decidedly opposed ,5g quack nostrutns, blu
rs many to 5Iessrs Now
bray, tile above mentioned, lie
nothing more than justice call the attention people
| to their advertisement In to-day's paper.
j r. II. LnGAN.& Co,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
EsO- Call on them. ap2s-lw-daw
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III al mr.

first aaase-Doors open Is soon
q the Wire Aacsnslouls OVERSIZE Poo.
sFapns Of Performances.
q n. nG.a
Terrific Wire Ascension At.atr. Ann
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

-fSOPS1NG ROCKS, Backgammon BOA M EhiIss
" did Rubber and Ebony Pen Handles, ps' -
lSniyes, &c., &C., just op, ned. z WILSON - y
Sefp y. =. 49,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

Also, NEW YORK JOURNAL, fol. 0ctobef-a sPs"N
niDber. FSr sale at the Nnlsv Carriers .o,e
Cyorner Mali. and Monroe stF eHs,.y,
ss,,s W a. MOONEY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

4, a. a meeting n6 the Executive CnaI1'tIss, XII, ess
n Virginia Agricultural Snciett, held ny Ia i.
the7tli int resolution was pass i
Resottsd, THAT !, premium of 900 viii b be-. q
tpotttng or racklDg horse, marc OF
subject 10 tile regulations Of tie Execl,ls
ssro S = 'ase 80 ss. 1as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

56i5 s705 MONROE HOU5E5;;n
[oPPosITE TIE sUSPENsIoSH,
80 WEI EIfILIEStl5, W. Va al
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HAT q GAP NJ ANUFACTORY


= : ! HATS AND CAPS ,.e Main
Tint to he found tnithe eity.- eau 'tN sep16
street, Wheeling, Va. -----------
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as ~. M.
Afternoon PsFformance-Doo opea AZ
soon es Wire ASCENSION 4 over.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

Arc. tie AGENTS for wheeling and .viCinit,
Ev- Call on them. ap2s-lw-da
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14
From the N.,o YORK. HsraI.
Emigration Southwark Opinions Of
Geo. Peabody. the Banker.

Mr.. George Peabody, the eminent
American banker, whose visit to this
country has been the subject of fire.
quent newspaper comment-both in
Consequence Of the reception he has
met with, and the generosity he has
displayed in the endowment of sew.
eral admirable institutions in return
is reported, since the completion
of his tour in the southern and ives.
tern States, to have expressed some
opinions which, from such source,
and relating as they DO to subjects
which he perfectly understands, are
entitled to considerable attention.
This gentleman finds the United
States in condition of general pros.
perity OF which he had no adequate
conception; but as whole, he consid-
ers the Southern States as occupying
the most solid and permanent posi-
ton of them all. The great staple
Of cotton makes the whole world for
ever tributary to them. This is
something which at present they
alone produce in such quantities as
adequately TO supply the looms Of
Europe and our own country, and
without which we may say the world
would almost go naked. In the
Northern States the industrial pur-
suits of men are liable to great CON-
mercIal changes. The form and the
character of manufactured articles
the course of trade, the demand fol
shipping, aud the price Of -four, are
all matters of frequent and danger.
Gus fuctuation; but cotton, under
the impulse Of an increasing demand
and the cheapness Of its machiner,
formed novelties, is a basis on whicl
its producers may solidly and IN
fearingly repose.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14
auQrlst GlettioIl--l6H.
coycsEss--sIxTH DISTRICT.

TT We are authorized TO announce Hon.
Geo. W. .saaes, a candidate for reelection
TO Congress, from this Congressional District.
STATE sENArE-LINCoLN AND FRANKLIN.
o. We are authorized to announce J0ei
j. : Jones. Esq, of Lincoln, a candidate to rep
resent Lincoln and franklin counties in the
Senatorial branch Of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
FLoArER-LINCoLN,G GILES AND MARSHALL.
~ " e are authorized TO announce 5;sFiaes
III Davidson, candidate for Joint Repre-
Sentative for Lincoln. Giles and Marshall couI-
ties in the next Legislature.
observation-disclosures COUNTY.
or We are authorized to announce Capt.
George Y. Escbo. candidate to represent
Lincoln county, in the lower branch OF the
next Tennessee Legislature.
srP We are authorized to announce Mr..
ID. w. Holman. candidate TO represent
lincoln county, in the lower branch OF the
next Tennessee Legislature.
1EF We are authorized to announce Mr.
,IaEacs Fulton, candidate to represent
Lincoln county, in the lower branch of the next
Tennessee lie gislature.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14
The Cold Spring.

April of this year has been unseas.
enable, and suggestive OF cold smnps
in years gone by. An old ,itizen
furnished the Baltimore Clipper will,
these weather "reminiscences:
On the 4tb day Of May. 1912, it
showed to the depth Of tonr inches
The fruit trees were in fall .hooni,
but the SLOW passed rapidly away
before melting sun, and crops were
not materially injured ln 1916
there were three distinct spots upon
the sun, and there was frost in every
month Of the year. In 1921, on
Easter Mlnda,, it showed to the
depth of one foot. In 1923, on the
l7th ofApril, saow fell to the depth
of eighteen inches. and in 1913,
slight sprinkling of snow fell in the
early part Of June. We have never,
however, had such a lengthy, cold.
and wet season except that Of 1916.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14
Spring Has Come,-


Yes, Spring has come at last and
wearing the loveliest countenance in
herwhole catalogue cf good-natured-
ness. The warm sun dances over the
glowing earth as if delighted with bis
lnew-found duty Of calling vegetation
forth from its deep-dug winter home.
The trees are stretching out their
long. gaunt fingers in every face, as
if imploring you to look and congrat-
uIate them on the bursting buds, the
jewelry Of the season, wherewith their
mother Nature hrs embellished them
The green grass has already sprung
up two or three inches into the open
light, as if to catch the warm breath
of noon, that fingers in such long and
passionate kisses on its lips; while it
spreads out its tiny hands to every
shower-drop that overwhelms it.
Yes; Spring has come! Hang up
the huge overcoat! Put away the
NUTS and capes and cuffs Of fur that
once were SO welcome in their cosy
aliectionateness! Bring out the light
parasol! Strew the gay bonnet Ger
with rosy plumes; and let US 60 out
into the great fields where the blue
sky seems to bend lovingly over us,
where the free winds fill US with a liy-
ing sense Of voluptuous luxury, and
the birds are almost bursting their
little Threats in The universal chorus
hymn of gratitude to their Creator
Do not let Us. good reader. be the
only mute recipient o Gods bounty!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-14
Hurley,s snrsapariIIe

For the removal and permanent cure Of
Scrofula. Dyspepsia. Bronchitis. Pulmonary
Affections and all cutaneous eruptions arising
from an impure or vitiated condition of the
blood, it stands uuapproarhed in the history o
medicine 1t may be used at all seasons witt
very decided advantage. but especially in th
spring or summer season.--Ioisa Reputlicass.
Sold wholesale by Scheiffelin, Bro. d Go
N. Y, Russell. Scott f Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Park, Gin. O., Wright g. Co, n. O., Bacon
Hyde q. Co., st. Louis, No., and ell sxtensiv
drug merchants.
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The Railroad =

lc 1Ss.I1i VdSa -
The meeting at Winchester last
Thursday, we learn from those who
attended, was quite enthusiastic. 4
vote of thanks to Mr., Vepable. late
President Of the Road, was adopted,
and he addressed the meeting in an
animated style, congrItulafing the
people upon the prospects of this I'M
portant work. john II Bright, Esq,
Of this place, followed in an eloquent
manner, which was rapturously re-
ceived.
LINCOLN county stock and stock
holders were received into the COM
panv, and allowed five Directors.-
Naahvir,, has some $4,000 in this
Road, and has also five Directors, as
has franklin. The Board consists. Of
fifteen Directors.
The new Board was elected, and is
composed of the following gentlemen;
Beni. Whitaker, Henry KeIso, Benz.
f. Clark, John NJ. Bright, and James
G.. Woods, for Lincoln county,.
K. Stevenson, G. N. Fogg, Andrew
Anderson, A. L. Davis, and. j. B
Knowles, for Nashville. III. Bur
rough, ]. NJ Russey Robert c. Smith
Madison Porter, and Thomas L. Nose
", for Franklin county.
At meeting of the new Board
Col. Y. K. Stevenson was unanimous
ly elected President; +. I, Estlll
Secretary; and JAS. r. Bright, Treas
A meeting of the Board was called
to be held at Salem On Tuesday, July
9TH. to receive the report of the En-
.gineer, Mr. Meade, Ind to make ar
engagements to receivt bids for the COZ
struction Of the RoN q.
1t is understood tlat call of s.
on each share, viii shortly be made
Save your change, y meet 1t.
Our Alabama frieRls, we learn, ar
going ahead with rers owed vigor, pre-
paratory to carrying Sne line down t
Guntersyille, on the tennessee river
We think that this grAt improvement
NAV now be CONSIDERED "fxed fact
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Nz S ,
MARRIED.

In this county, Tuesday, 9th inst, by Rev.
r. D. Hardin, Mr.. DAVID l.. HARRIS and Miss
JULIA A. CoYAwAY.
For their token of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de-
lic;ous cake-the happy couple will please
receive our thanks.
In pleasures dreams or sorrows hour,
II crowded hall or lonely bower,
The business of my soul shall be
Forever to remember thee
In this county, Thursday, 9TH inst, by III.
W. Yant, ESD, Mr.. THOMAS Il. BoLEs and Miss
ELIZA BUM.
In this county, Thursday. 7ih inst, by Wi
ley A. Hobbs, Est, Mr.. JOHN w. NJ. DANCE
aud Miss SARAH E. PRICE.