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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09
NOTICE.
SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

TTNHE Nashville Manufacturing Company will otter for
/ sale, on the premises, TO the highest bidder, on
Monday, 2Ofh day Of July,
that valuable piece of ground recently occupied
chine shop and locomotive works. situated the bank Of
Cumberland river fronting about $50 feet Water street,
and about the the wharf, being from $50 to go
feet in deth Said ground viii sold in lots OF 50 feet,
front rg street. running through to said wharf
On the same and place. the wharf lot $50 feet be-
tween said river will be offered to the highest
bidder Suitable maps said ground i'll be furnished
the day Of sale.
Terms of Sale:
One two AMI three years, with Interest from date with
two approved endorser; payable in bank and lien
retained the property.
By order Of the BOARD JNO. B. JOHNSON,
June 26 iS5T.-td. Prest n. NJ. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09

THE SPIRIT RAPPING HUMBUG.-The propretors
of the Boston Courier short time since challenged
DR.. a.. F. Gardner, the famous spirtualist, to pro
duce practical manifestation of their preten-
ded power, with $500 to be forfeited in such
manifestation should satisfy Committee, selected
and approved by both parties to the contract The
cb allenge was accepted, and Committee named,
consisting Of Professor Agassiz Benjamin Pierce B.
A. Gould, Jr, Z N. Horsford. Alter witnessing
the experiments, and patiently investigating the
thing, they have published a report, and express
the opinion that any connection with Spiritualstic
Circles called. corrupts the morals and degrad"s
the intellect, and conclude with branding the whole
thing ''stupeudous delusiOn."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09

The ladies are just now sttirng themselves in
very neat walking wrapper cluster" which Ger.
tainly commeuds itself to good taste, and sits very
gracefully upon a form begirt with hoops. This
"habit," however, accor ling to the Utica Herald,
is not original with the ladies'. 1t originated with
a class of all Others perhaps, the most ranged
from the sex. We mean the "ZOuaves, " the dauut-
less yet isolated body of French troops, who went
up the Maakoff Hill amid the storm of iron rain
They first introduced the style of dress for fatigue
purposes aud called it 'burnous" Those worn by
tie ladies exact pattern Of the Zouave ia
tigue. Strange, is it not, that delicate
should adopt the -hions of the bloodiest
troops in all the world and sport in fashion what
originated in the necessities of the campaign in the
Crmea.-N. Y. Mirror.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09
WheatT WheatIl

" AhFen $4,000 bushels prise Rshiie Aad Red Wheat
~ ~nlsA We Hil pIy tAs highest price a.
hfstS - oeI vars hlssa cpgng And ClsFk strasts
Ssshtllls. AEss+ ssii ee eiassed A. fsliouss
Ten eeats per busAel Eill oe psId fsr pFas Wha 49,
EFae keas ana lea beloa f1r prisss NedtaFrss
- me- = As lo4esi seatiop- Whea AubeF hsst
q spring aud ak1sr Wheat - fts-~
lbs Asssr = kao~n here - FArmers Bsus stem A.
oeslFaAse- ~~-- -9s-
fiTst Class, white eessn5 a.. -.
1Air4 et<ses uel1ea chenI fsslrth CIass $780,
4na al etAsr ksd HheaSs sxeept ~
Is sea ceuss bes % value. - -&-s-'
500 df1sn saeks ca hand b.
sag g II q FRFssogs 4 eezs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09
FOR CINCINNATI.

TTNHE neat, commodious steamer,H GTSn -
JOHN GAULr, GwArHEEEY, ECs9s1A5 i
Maste will leave above Thurs a1aEzzzEz&assszs
DAY 9Th lust, at u O'clock having superior accomOda
tons. Apply on board, or to
juIy cit. H.H. HARRISON, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09

ITS wild spot and hath gloomy look;
The bird sings never merr y in the trees,
And the Young leaves seem blighted. 4 rank growth
spreads poi onousy round with pOwe TO faint,
Win bisering dews the thOughtess hand that dares
To pene rate the covert Expresses
crowd the dark, EARTH and stretched at length,
The cayman-a fit dweller in such home
Plumbers, halfburied in the sedgy grass,
Beside the green oOze where shelters him,
VIII oping crane e=ects his skeleton form,
And shrte IL flights Two summer ducks, aroused
To apprehension, they hear his cry,
Dash up from the lagoon, with marvellous haste,
Following his guild nee. Meetly taught by these,
And Startled by our rapid, near approach,
The steeljawed monster, from his grassy bed,
CTawls slowly 10 his Shiny green alb de,
hch straight receives him. You behold him now,
His Tidgy back uprising he speeds,
In silence, to the centre Of the stream,
Whence his head peers alonen
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09

COOK WAN TED-For the balance Of the present
year. Apply at this Office. jLne30-u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
and burnt them up; they burned very

h, 49, III 49,. - ~ ssiiNf w tISt -
On Thursday night commenced
burning the body by placing the up
\ per and back portions of tile same
together with the head ID the stove
On Friday morning. finding IL liad
mot been consumed, / bulls a large
i tire BIZ placing wood around and I'M,
der #. andHin i short time. ii was
wholly consumed, except some small
portions of the larger bones and b
1.-THE skull. The remaining portions
Isof the body We're kept la. the boiler
and in tubs, nnder the bed, covered
mp witha corded petticeat, and were
there At tie time the first search was
made on Saturday, BIZ Constable Cur
Its.
Hearing oil Saturday evening that
| the citizens were not satisfied with
the search made By5 Mr.. Curtis,
! proceeded OH Sunday morning to de-
IstroF theAreHtaindef Of the body, BY
bnrningthe same iii fiiestove, cnttiHg
the feshY parts Of. The thighs IN small
strips, the more readily tosdispose, Of
them on Monday morning took up
the ashesIin a small keg, sitting out
the larger pieces Of bone with my
hands and threw them III various
places iii tie fields, atdiffererlt times.
Also took the major portion Iof the.
trunk nails, together With tile hinges
and scattered them III different places.
1 then.burned her trunk and every.
vest &c Of her clothing, disposing BIZ
small portions at the time, to prevent
their creatingtoo much smoke. i
On the 9Th inst. Wardwas brought
into court, dressed as usual in a full
suit of black, appearing much down
cast, and as the court cop.dlina landed
him to stand up, be sess, breathing
sheayflr bi;si ewes ] ,ysiixed upon tile floor,
ana oi1lv II. ilnentarily seeking tic
face .of tf.s Judge. With one hand he
,lcatned heavily on till chair, while the
I srIfer hung trenbingly at his side.
After the Judge bad pronounced the
sentence IF death, Ward knelt down,
land leaning on the Chair, buried bis
facefin bis hands, weeping and groan-
ling IIe was sltttllvred to remain thus
for few moments, as tha forns ot
Eailioufning court tilfafternoon were
tpfJifIg tfenIierll with %Ay}larl Sheriff
SPRING touched hilion the shoulder,
EaliFFl by arose, apparently much more
| composed and was taken To jail.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
alEtl! ].

There H aiahd, If rv ian, ~ ,,;dsa
Beloyei IbR Heaven II ali ,he Wild hes;ds
4 aSss "a lfL sum spe tse serener light,
= ~. 'll moons e PARADISE the night
4; a land p beauty. vile. yalor, irtltbs
-, r,shs laEEoteu age, q love exalted youth.
| The walldeting mari whose eve exniores
The wsalthiest isI4 The most eueh 4 Med
SlsbSES, ~
We ilpE d realm sbaunt5fll ana fa;y 81
Nor bIea6hes the spirKbfa piIrer III Fl
Ia eyerss csime Tie ntaet Of MS soul.
Touched lv relnenlbhce, trembies. III tIat
For ii ttis land Of III den i ectiliar trace. a
The heritage pfnptut 8 noblest "a oe sSe.e
sisAste lsssasspQ oi ear apfemely blers,
4, aeafess sNhsf tina d all i4e rest,
AZ ere n as efes lion atyrant, casts aside
HisswoTas sceptre, paanify and prlls,
w iffle il His softenedbuks benigniy blend
The street.-The sDps the kband, brot iisr. friend ].
Here wanna n feigns, he mother; daughter.
strew Wsih frssh foa tie nslrou way II
In TIE cleat h$aSenofbr deliphtfn eves
AHsnge Isguard Of love4ad grace he 4 &
Around AeEknees domekc duties meet,
And fTtSilR pleasu Trs krabol at her FEET.
where sfsllE " at % ny, Pat spot Of Garth be
thouB a ma ga aot--look around
q lthou shR It find, howell thy footsteps roam;
/ I ll iaIId ltAg coenfr and that spot tAg
MIS- MosreoNEaY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
From tile Virginia Sentinel.
/ Western Emigration.

There are some excellent people
who always look at the dark side of
things. and hence always. speak ii the
Language Of rcpining, compliant, and
evil prophecy There arc others
whose particular views are at file
moment somewhat 10 be promoted
10y pictures of NO and disolation.
Such are the present land distribu,
tionionists of Virginia.
Mesettwo classes now concur LII
representing old Virginia Al. III the
depts ofgIoeiil. Those first named
pour forth their wall iii that slow.
snbaued, melancholy stain which.
IL cannot remove. The latter class
step torfh i'll all the araor of novelty
and all the zeal which thepresence of
q glittering notiyecanimpart. There
il no fermentation So loud as that of'
the hired monrners ofthe East. Their
tears how in proportion to their hope.
ofrewarl They mourn with a great
and wonderful mourning. Their.
grief Is most tofching to behold ~.
they cnt themselves, and they tear.
their. clothes, aud they sr-liit up their
voices, that they may bewal them.
selves withEthe utmost emphasis,
Witha ggeatand grieyons lamehtation.
These professional nQHrners of
other lands find their couiiterparts hi
in the observation-disclosures of Virginia.
They pronounce the Old State deal,
dead, dead, that they may mourn over
her. Tho air IS now rent with their.
cries. Alas. alas. tise peorotd State.
The nlalaee Of the New York Evening
Post draws not 81 darker picture 81.
her NO than does the voluntary grief
of these citizens Her gulIies, her.
broom-sedge,her unfinished aailroaflsI
her taxes, her negroes,= these are.
drawing the pail of dispair over her
sky. One thing only can save herr
The glorious public domain remains.
Divide that and the sun will shine
again! "a few thousands a year will
wreathe all nature in smiles. a love
Torn Indian maiden sat bewailing her
abandonment bysheE lover. a gonS1
indispensable sat Oh her brows her
ewes were. fountains 1T tears tAtI
lastit was whispered il her ear that
the faithless one would give her q
dollars; and Immediately d
sweet smile lit up her features, as. sun
shine aftelsa shower makes the land
scapa radiant with pearls. Just such
ii 70 Be the effect Ola little land mon
egsell irginia.
TIC remedy Isl Certainly simple
enough. These political doctors be-
LONG evidently Is tile homeopathic
school They belle We IN great effects
from little causes. Their preserip tIonl
IS like tliat Of TIE Dutch physician tol
tie man ding Wiib dispepsia AXE
s Il! '' !: ! q, ''|'''|
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
4 VIA q H, 81 1857

Il ttta fta,,, II y .sS II, 1s5S " = n s s. 90
49,. ~ n: 'aAe ss!s !, w VIZ
8. ~ ~ 'l.lA illill liila ohe ,loSslieaQ 2
a.slsa IL w.ssef,saeal 1alse elis Stops g
ifsfI "a ,,,,3,io, siss !, G
shake f free t;,,,;ss M IS j., sSj
~ earlf,, IEs;s 81 s. !.
Etbat s. nan 3 s s. ,sia = g s'ii'
ID Pr ~ M" 49, s'e 81. 800 ~
4. a.. ~ : W Il T. eilas itillia y
Fss'ilstllis IL peculiar ~ US olfllntea
y Sile + nlpwiaY soI the great w est
win ], Northwest " est and South
west, al bee onIilg 70 Der sons, il I is
mob wonderful that she has suffered
and still snffers from elnigra tion. -
But other States are af this moment
suffering far moro Than She. The
bleak and barren hills of The North,
M even I .lhelt most lefslae regions,
are now Witnessing a most q Siam ede
of emigration. Instance the follow
ing which we take from an an ex-
change. We copy it4or the discon-
selabes If IL atleast5s,Ye.b conat;art ! !
liza f,T,,,a, fslf aYa, ,saas ~. a.
a III 49,, III a.l,a.a3 III 81
81. y, -, ip.4.pe.o. Il, ss,as ilis
y fiel siipot' 7 W'ss sun WORSE tnali, lis:
WESTERN EN- GRAFTON.
3 Our western exchanges represent ne
flow Of the population on the route : IF
travel from Bulfalo to Chicago as I'M
mense. Itappears g % diffusing itself
over the country westofthe Wabash, aud
aElarge portion of it will remain cast Of
the Mississippi Railroad lands lin IlIi
nois and, Wisconsin attract ii poition III
those whose larger means enable them to
farms skirting the greatchannels
ii comnfaiflfe r;g,n A Ike influence
draws many to iowa ana ana A.liassa,ari 4
more numerous Class saeL Inc sSSaeapeE
lands Of Minnesota. EeE' -, aud ha n
sas. The Cleyutanu Pialadealer says
that ascolony Of thlIty, nearly all f'sble /.
noqleu ,iig't y the,Ylcitlty, leit thatcity
on ras'ay lass e seesle u Sehefsoa eoun,
ll' ns ioiefio 4,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

FAafINEIN NEBRAsKA.-T The Missouri
Democrat learns from d gentleman
who recently arrived from Council
Bluffs that the people Of the variOns
towns Oh the river above ST. Joseph
were destitute not only Of lnxuries,
but many of the necessaries Cf life
AS the steamer ST. Mary passed along,
eager crowds hastensd nboard from.
every landing, for the purpose ofPurs
chasing portions Of her cargo that
might Be for sale. Several persons
who wentlnpE with her had provided
themselves fer such demands and
realized large profits on their vent
lures
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

Alfred M. Scales, Jr., Of Rocking
ham, 81 C., has been selected 81 tLe
Democrats as their candidate for Con
gress inloppositiQn to Col. II. q nr-
year, tie late Know Nothing member.
II. u Smith has been nominated BY
The Wliigs and Know Nothings ii
the Eaeiltbn District, N O., to raprc.
sentthenin the next Congress.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
4 Iietim 0f lInrEquittd LCFt 4 Strange
Faneys II

~ IS d ~
e. s llss.A, 3 4! ih l14 aDVut e
salS y aS y! any 9 natiYe q Massai
S W, - ulsa essetfas IL ls1e seT
= ol q. Z = l,l'al lIVlll e3Bls Drolgh g
~ i01 s.,i'I a.''eE' slsncs coroner am,
~ ~. iisi y. S.. - 81. VS. uPpn ,ne pQdy.
" SllS1l lac1s 49, s !, Wtlich gave
lhe case 9 8 tone oisohe most marked 70.
mango, and made the listeners 70 the
tale involuntary ezclaiin itruth i
strala ger than ls I, iictlon me history
q deceased ] 3 l,te was iouEd g Be fal ~
~, .lssisssial l, ss eiss events Il,
fanis Is eR Easaa 5;f, ,sss
we'll educated and fitted fr the bar
When he bad attained his majority
he became eIianhored with a lovely
young lady, and after~an ardent suit
his love was returned, aud the Young
man was full Iof bright hopes ior the
future But his dream of Hiss and
happiness did MT last lono The
YOUNG Ialy WtfS@ G0QuetEISfI. and I31vad
dearly to fiirttwith other oentla,na,, 8 !
Her conduct made Smith edesner,sfa
j eaIonsv took possession If III so,,1
andithe green eyed ,1,onstar,, ,,,.o,,5,st Z
,eaSl1im 10 ,nu,snea u revencrat,,i cns-5 Il e
tite most faToraJ ..sssslI. ~ -
CHALLENGED hin "a r.gstal COM 81 mi
tI,e ree1I,esf Mas eoldly desSS5ned
Sooh afterwards the riyas met AZ
attenuation sprung UP, JyIlen stnith
drew 4 pistol aud fred N his M
taoonist. but lanuilr without anvs se.l
;;s 8 - - s. Az
c1i sa,,.;no ti,af,La Lad sot H.
laws OF big state dsSapce Smith
fled from Massachnse cts, u. s',soa,Ia55
to New York. While herea the'futissrIs
tiye pursued 9 most intemp operate
course st1 q ht ~ lie drank inccssaIitly
an hnaffy became q confirmed inebriz
atet lnteIahPeTa # brought on epiieplez
tlc H5ss wv wins sl'lleiitig under the,
afq 4, iiafet' rs 'iicu neglected
ana slltl,, nnkneWif. &,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
I p'ARkA RsEL ! !
IA q l IlE E

NDRBW 2 rs &5oHN.L. sfosELEY
81 lasFng ersterf imp a partnership, for
tns psirppSe ST pracS ing5 Jaw In the Gf1cuit
saa County g ontts. Ri aaawhls, and in tie
Circuit CbpSts ol l,at 4, Boone and koa me
.kxIll here after Tegul$ attend those Courts.
4 ii bussiE sss cntgus4 tdtheir care will ri Y
ssrre pTonpt nttentloN
One 81 khe other pf e Arm can always Be
5eu,sd, daring busipesh o Us al tiieir office,
il 8 Rod gar,s Row, md town of Charleston.
f,harle$tos. Oct. Al, w
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

The bark Nanae1ltq, from Rio d.
Janelro, has arrived AZ the New York
quarantine. Her Captain, says tho
Times, reports that yellow feveif IN
its worst form is raging at Rio, and
that very few ofthe crews Of VEN !.
vessels trading there escape lh hlt1es
,ofthe pesfilerce.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
PR, 3. s|EI d /.


HAElNG pernlan ently Located 4 -.
II lIf Qha ton takes HE lib
efty tofniarni the Publ IL III
.lsAt he can al eli times Be- found ID. Brooks,
Wall ane fully prepared to per form ali onef,
itloas per aiming to the teeth ii mos carefltl
gsanner possible. Surgical opera ion performed
u me office free Of charge for hose unable 10
All opera ions Iwarlantea and satisfac-
iSs referan@ given
DIR. Bs r. 3BELKiSAP.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
C0Hfezsi0l OIL d Wife tufdefcr- Horrible
Nolt

X y u T. le
The fact that Redrn b. M. Ward,
| of Toledp. Ohio. haAbeenfound guilty
Of themurdar of hiaFife on lie nigItI
| of the 3a February has been stated !
The Toledo e omrnefial publishes the
confessiSnof the mIderer whHhIis a
history dfone oftlIa most deliberate
eases Of crimes eYa pespetrated I'M
this country The confession SAYS
On Tuesday eYenSlg February 3d,
Mrs. w ard and liyself had some
words, during which Mrs Ward
struck lne on The lead With Al fluid
lamp afsa Of tIleS rietlllt of Tile s'se;
causing the same to hlo4 I
begged lier lasl 81 ne, TOOK th {.
lamp aHals froll PSI aild went 8! 49, lastl
Astse s9es teeals slS a adj! ] seven
/ q clock ff ifeslless lofif n,
speHe to fe ,,l 4 put ,l[ the ttoWl s s.i
tad IA y a9a ftae 81 y ileFe aiie
had STRUCK lle on e. 81 ey y [, 4 Ee1
i 1 5sls, MI I. .s. rs, d ll3g,
a2ss's ' s,s 49, 8,
III S " M MI hs - 8,
Il 8 s It ~ 81, ~ ,Sh
i i IL; ], 3Fi5 ol. ], III
ts, H., 80 !, rs.
Ii'e sIfk III .aaer lallel,. ~
81 sne s5RoPga " lch y ul 2 $500 y
& llssI7 ,gl ia II lbs hs'ss q 'assioliI
s Il & lsEfNJ sssl ssis lass s, saSse III
she Nh ap Az f, is s,e1bt
WA I'M, llIaya ly;1Iea ma It'll dro,,l
s,ad IL III M, a,,dl,ra,,t 81 be,!S sba
I'd lr;s,s SIS ber' ~ s;aa ii t,,rnad M,
ase,. q, II7ai faels .,, u ,,lacea ! ,,etti.
M nndBq & 5asa an, q, WI, l,at
M ..' rae sbaIi. 81 stnn r..S -
'. 4 ,,ssd SlIstse ,osa5,s j, r,,,. y,o,reI.
Y rasto,,l ha,. Nm 4, MAJ III l,oi,,s III
siaa baT;ng anIvssn mi once c 81
ny NaiI5p 4, 1,neai,;,, 4, Il snp,,ose' he'll
lila II !, a;,1R =
# etarlht, aos,,lood 4 .,,ro ,,,,,s,, ia.
~ Il S - s,,d dra,s fbe boar
.,s, a. t,Ia h5d s. eancaal Il in case
j 49, y ~ slao,,Id co,s,as Is aho,,t AZ
u ~ Ks Y 4, II aslan 4 ,,,,,latfa
cl0ea " /, IN so,a ,;ts.
J. ;,.a H. io Nan sIs, ta 81 tbe railR
$500 Isl ~ M i, St, ,,-e,,f
ltTOlH iiiRRsfft3Iu Hc lesl. seiIS SH ~ osih
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

1 AT the latsterln 81 Richmond [ n
ca Superior Court, Stephen Cole was
sentenced to pay 4 fine Of five hmm
dred dollars, and be imprisoned ten
days, for cruelty beating and whipa
ping his wife.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
BRfrIsn FIisl.r II rHE can

I RRrTnsH tIEEg ~ TIE CHiN1 Ei|,. 4.
There are fifteen British saiI 4.
ships and nineteen steamers on
gShIna station. Besides these. SEN
n Hrsf class steamers and a Sad
ron q twenty gun boats have re.i4t 80. -
IL lett England forAthe snataef a Z.
Dances at Canton, and have faker g
over 4, 900 troops. .:=s''.-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

Samuel Miller Of Rockingham eo.,
Va, has sold his PiBey Wood farm
tofJoslluaSpe at SIS per acre.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
i Fine fhaugkt.

r. q I.V II 8 IT !. ? 4 $780, -
~: ss3u ioll neg lsald one who was
III .l l,.lllssil p V qs' inaif any woman
! - NV, ~ 3 hola 4 sarlst,an should feel
: snSl 5 an ilonoE g !, share g heart in
s y s7ous owen, n was 3 line
.hough1' ana deserves q be specially
Ieinslhogrea:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

ANDREW & AR ,8of kanawlfa NV.
{ and ia MES Nv. HokiEs Of Putnam %y.
having entered into pa tnership, as AT ss
and t,oansei0fs at Law, under the enfl
PARKS Isl. II OtfE. fof the counties Of M
aud rutasani; will attend al the county, i
terly and ciEcuit courts in those countiesk
wilt aitHnd prompt ~ to ell business ~
may beentfnsted M them, appertaininAl
profession. p All rs q IiO
ii. /. FISHER M vi III ~ a w. ENaLis
Law AND JUSTICE.
IT IsFiSfiERand j, WI ENGLISH ia
I Il, ingentere intefa partnership, for /
paTpEbtseof practisng Law in the counties
aIasbt, and fatnsS Mfillregulasly attend 4
Circuit, ..Quanter and Monthly Courts
those two countie and will pay every lei
lion to usiiess elTusted to their care.
/ One dE the otheif the firm wilt always
fon1daf their ofls in Polnt Pleasant. Al
one 81 the other " regn laEly be at the Phi
nam Cdunty CfurA
hi Ph asantl y ~, ns7yi
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Al Chapter III tragedies in Missouri.

Levi sires. IA citizen Of Grundys
county, Mo, killed his brother. Eve.
Irett Sires, while in a state pf' intcxi-
cation, on the I 9th ult Theataets are.
Ithns given
II Coming into tic house of q Mi.
Sperry, his brother HI law, fonrish..
Iing d knife, his brother demonstrated
with him, whenlie deliberately stab
bed HMM the left arm, severing the
IEiccps muscle and hnn1eral artery "a, s.
i6A ftef tile wound was inflicted, Eve
rett remarked, You lave cut ne,
and that deep. Said Levi, 81 dill
not mean to do it,and would not have
done ii for Tie world. Levi then
threw himself on tlie bed. Everett
Ecrawledto thesanae bed, got upon I'LL
and laid omit withshis face against
his brotllel /. Intwo minutes he was
dead, ara his frefziea frafricilal
brother was asleep. Sires was aps
pretended. examined md committed.
To iail foraRas trial.
The Bpugwick (Mo. Gazette has
tile folloMiisg also
John Asllbrook, 10 Young man.,
sabont 2S years ot'age, who bad sbeehI
for a long time nieEnchosv, geoills
|nitteel suicide al Ills father ] resi &
.dsnce,, Hi fifundy county. abons tetlI
miles fiOanfT rerlton. HI took sskrnief
before breakfast, on TaescaE .the
fifth nit and placing tie iauzkIe toA
his breast. managed ia pull the tfsl
ger, and shot himself tIlrongh fhe1
heart.
The FLOWING double tragedy closes
the blooay chapter. 4It IS from tile
same paper 81
John Mora, sen. one k the Oldest
citizens IF Charlton, N1as killed oil
Sunday last, d lliap whose name
iisnot known to u.s. The inurslerefl
Was hitnseH shot Ia apprehending
hiins ~ 4 yonn 8 man named Ham.
As carpet wee ping machine has
been invented which consists Of Is
SMALL box III which there Is a reYoI-l
wing fam flat sucks ii file. dust
and carries II into d small cotlpart-
ment containing water. The wolIenI
ffSres a1d large part icles are depo9
tea iii 81 drawer The sweeping Is
N,x II Il y 49, ~ 49, ~ 4, IL, 4 49,.
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VIM. CAbell declines running for
the. Virginia Senate from the Am
herst district.
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EtsstA = = 60 lss9 1l .ls tSsSs K, =
LAW AND JUSTICE.
.JOHM WARTH..

: tt city ast Lew ,
KEA.s AN q x j n 3 s, VA.
'3TILL give diIitt Intention 10 ali ibus !
|nhwha, PUTIN Boone and Logan.
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MURDERED It is stated that John
neoo Jewell, son OF Gol, Humphrey
2; fo1W'gelE, offLQudoun, Vas Las been
numbered on the plains by The III
Itlians.
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NoMIN4Ios. Arthur /. Borer1,an.
was unanimously nominated as 4 e,l,,.
didate fnrIthe House bf Delepates for
met county. BY acapvention which.
~ s 81 sille On SATURDAY last.