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For sale y an respectable Druggists and Dealers
Pres Of the Hnimeut Is cents, s. cents and 81 a bot
lie A onedolar bottle contains as much Lament 81
eight twenty dFe-cent bottles.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Every purchaser Of a dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC In
MEN receives, at Dr. Brarg's expense, the UNITED
STATES JOURNAL Of New York, for one year. The
tanning sixteen page. beautifaIfy printed 90 clear white
paper, and oiled with original matter from the most bril-
liant writers Of the country. Certificate Of subscription
and fun particulars Of the novel and philanthropie en-
terprise, Of which this oder forms a psrf, viii accompany
each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED ia Every Town and VILLAGE
BRAGG & B~URTtONEs, st. Louis, Mo.
NEW YoRE OH1u, No. 81 BROADWAY.
Communications should always Be addressed TO St. Louis
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To Builders, Contractors, and
Dealers In Lumber.
ME are now pr pared y furnish aud an an orders
w sent 70 q, with the best % TELLOW PINE LUM-
BER, at he lowest cash pricss
HcCLuNG &
ccfa-sme Burusvfls, rShs11inso cnuntv Mss.
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$40 REWARN

DANATAY, ahout the 2stn o. August LUCY,
IL q yellow woman, stout bunt. sbOut tEenty-H
Eve years Old, weighs about one hundred and forty tEE
ponnds. has iarze nlack eyes. speaks loud. and has IL
q scar On one Of 1r arms, nhovet the wrist. shaped Ike
tie sitter l. she vss boueht % David Kyle. near Gre
nnds, Miss, and IL supposed 70 have returned III hat
direction, along the raHrosd track luui pay . reason
abs reward fE hr aprrste1s.on a1d deiveIy 90 ne. or
for mf- rnstla1 o. her. - nv r~s-ifence. cns nile solth
Of Fort Pezsring, On re railroad
oc,c-a T. s. LATHAM.
Aemphis. Tsln,
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Il Is n sovereign remedy for
the various diseases with
which hnrses arealiicted, cur
ing the most alarming cases Of
BIlUIsES STRAINS, STRING
HALT, wOUNDS SCRATCH
Is SWEENY, SPAWN, RING
BONE, BiG-HEAD FOIL
Evil. sc. No hmer, livery
stable keeper, or any person
owning valuable HORSES
should be without this yalua-
HE remedy.
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

w are auihori1ed % aanounce WILLIAM g.. IAN
CASTER, OF Fishervnie, ~ q Candidate for County
Trustee Of Shelby county At the ensuing Mach election.
edis-dawts
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WILLIAM P DAT T. = candidate for re-election
the once Of County trustee q shelby county Il the
suing March election sepl7-dawts
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FINE TEAS
In Cha8ceFy at MemphIs.

A R assortnent purchased before be late ris
IN Teas. for sale TeTy low, 81 wholesale OF retail, b,
h FARNsWORTH q @
iva No. : Frsnf Row.
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Administrators NOtice.
THE undersigned having obtained letters o. admiuis-
il traitor on the estate Of SHELBY O. ANDERSON.
sfcessd, at the October tern o. the County Court for
shelby county, al persons INDEBTED 70 Fsid estate are
| hertty Z 1t ideit 70 make Immediate , yment, and al per-
sons havlaE claims against saitesate are notifed 10 pre-
sent then, Gully anthem icated, within the time legally
l prescribed. or ID y viii b. barred.
HARRIET T JENNINGS, AdminiStrstix,
&C. ANDERSON, Administrator.
octI7-Im
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FOR CONSTARLE.

J. N. SAINT Is . candidate for the once Of Cons
~ the nsrt election In March, In the Foorteenth
District. a-T augie-l
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roR srATE COMPTROTl.ER.

We are aufhoriEed and Teque>tcd % announce
HOLLENBECE as a candidate TOR the oHace OF Const
In the Finh Civil District, At the ensuing March {
ton Octfs-ti
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ROBT. L sNfTH Is . candidate for sEERIFR o.
County 40 the ensuing March lection. sepe d
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In Chancery az Memphis.

JuHN Q. LANIEhl erk and Masfer.
A WRIGHT, sol Tor c.mp't. octIs-law4t
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MORTUARY REPoRr.-The following is the
list OF Intsrmsnts for the week ending Saturday, Octo-
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BURNS AND soAlps.
zee q COMPANION.

No GO4m "N4Ons
Il cures CAKES N THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES
SORE LIPS PlN11ES 6c la
dies who prize a purs skin,
void Of pimples, blotche& Ecuni
and all disooloaiions and ex-
crscences. should attack
3 these trespassez on beautys
domain as a. they appear
with the ARCTIC LINIMENT.
It Is excellent for the Hair.
giving it a healthy, glossy sP-
uearauce II is
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VIZ are aEth0 iEed to announce Col. o 7 l CHES
rER OF Jsck on, a candidate for State Comptroller be
fore the ensuing session Of the L-sislAtUre. sep27
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IN ChanceFy at Memphis,

y %wIckERsHAN, solicitor for o0mpiainants.
OctlE-IEw4t
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ZINC EHaENs
EaENCH and Anerican aNOW-WHTTE ZINC 70
n ceived this day ssd for sale By
a-7 warn n ZONES.
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Lutheran Church. On Vain between MARKET sad WIN
chester streets, Rev. BETER. Pastor. Services a.
teoclock A. NJ and Z o'clock PIX
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WE are authOriEsd 20 Ana0unoe THOMAsrE. Hi
a. a candi ate for the ofice OF County Frusie &c OF shs
county, a. the ensuiIg March section. sep22-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
EROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISoroS, Aug ia letter received to-day
from the Superintendent, o: Indian affairs tor the
North Western Superin,en3ercy of Minnesota stEtes
that the Yunoton Indians had driven all the settlers
from the neighhorho"d Ut IN. big Sioux river, and
that portion Of them have expressed themselves fa
vorably making treaty.
The Superintendent is inclined to believe that be.
fore all the troubles with the annuity OF the Sioux
can be permanently settled. il will necessary to make
treaties With them, holding then by stpulstions
Of strong binding character TO the Observance
Of peaceful relations with the United States. and re-
soonsibls for ell depredarions.
Col. Beal Of the lot Drsgoor6, Major Hill, pay.
master, Captain Duncan Of the Mounted Rifles, Cap
tain Heth OF the 10th Infantry. Capt Brereton Of the
Ordinance Department, aud Lieut.. Gibson Of the 18th
Artillery. compose the board to assemble at West
Point on the 18th, to make trial Of the breech load.
ing rifles with view to ascertain the best for mill.
tary service.
The Bureau Of Construction advertises tomorrow
for the transportation Of 1000 tons Of Anthracite
coal from Philadelphia to China.
The regiment of Mounted Rifles, aud the thin d
regiment Of Infantry serving IN New Mexico, 10
he reinforced early next month by $50 recruits from
For, Leavepworth.
The President having returned TO Washington, the
members Of the Cabinet today paid him visit Of
respect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18

We take pleasure in transferring toour columns the
following wet Inet',0 con .l!a,""t I" the Secretary
o. War, from the Washington star.
TIE LATE INDIAN TROUBLES IN MISSE
SOTA-Thc Secretary Of Warts fairly entitled 10 The
thanks Of the country for the manner in which, IN re-
spouse So, :lsde upon him by the Interior De-
parrneut. he has nanng c,iva; TIE recent di-po
shn Ut The Sioux to initiate u general l..dian war on
the SCihT'este-n frontier ter such would HILGst &c
c.ssarily h:ve been ;hg result GI hosIlites IL that
quarter rnder existing circumstances. TWAS The do
" Of the Cunmi-siDner of Indian atar- and the SO.
cretary Of tle Interior, on learning Ut tbs danger
Threatened there, TO apply 10 thsWur Uepartlnentfor
the military force necessary to rePress lbe hostile Ia
tentiou Of the Induns. That duly they peridrmed in
'lme. tnoSgf iIoy thein:elves became S*are OF
the ey;ent Ind pfoseipi, Ghtfhct~r Il Tue Gan
ger a, lste hour for il au-6 as su.aa;i.; rs ~
skiul management OF the War Department it WIS
represscd The troupe werD sratterct over the COUNTRY
actively engaged III Florlda, NaDacF. IebrasEa,
New York, Michigan, aud eisrw hrre-tting needed
no whrr. t ~ much AZ in Minnesota fnr thu time
b-img IL required great decision energy, furetlough:
an =ctivv to assemble Them at tho SCENE Of danger
10 sufficient puuprrs ;o 20 ACCOMPLISH the hG-
m-ue purpose 81 the Government. lhht IL !" oses
The snvace+ into tohpete snl}"cIIGl: t" the de-
Termination OF tho nu;horit,s without tie ccss;Iy
Of Jtr,t.u. blow. Private letters from the vicinity
Of the troGole tell s ~ ,he sncrt O. ~ unexpected
appearance Of each body 81 pniied sti.rss troops
there u the Indians did not dream 10 btvs heca III
tie service ri the Governu-nf. They srcied In
Imagine lint iroviGe::3e had rnnud lem down ion
thrn he il verc AID Euiyer1giiy aio led he opinion
that r!:e op.orlaus assembling Of The solders was
u sjga itGi tie Grent Being, !Gnt tteii contemplated
effort 10 eaterminse The seirTs wo;.ld apaol,ly ead
in their cxicrmEhtion Such ia the hey 10 their
sudden, quiet submission, after preparing com.
plcely for hos'iliiies.
Had the assembling of the troops been delayed
single week. the result Could not have frsd 10 have
been different. To our mind, The highest order OF
craftsmanship il that which successfully accom-
pli-lits desirable ends with little parade ard in
prompt manner anI si.;gE yards of danger To the
charge d lie ',.'crau h0lt lss4 w.Dn hig fang,
ilQns are civil, and without 'lhs tl:uson o. DIooQ
whpn Ihoy rro military. Judging Secretary Floyd
by this practical cDmlan spi;ue paDdG-d, the coun-
try will, ut gnnce, comprehend thsf, though com
pnrniveiy stranger TO national pGhlc affairs, the
President, ID calling lin into hi. council hni rnirust-
lug TO him 80 important functions. knew hi. uian
well. Such management, under n m0nnrriiral gov
-rnneu', Of difficult aud dslicat- and at the
time so important Il piec. OF business, would earn
statesman in the S"cretnry's position, title.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
W a. u = u y
Law OF OLDEN TINE.

OSE morning Of the frat SAG rail-
Poor Adam AUD hts brice
Sat in the shade ot Ed-h . "oN
But on the outer SIDE.
She, blushing in her TX ieat SUM-
For the cbaste garb "t oio'
III. sjphing DER hs bitter tru't,
For Edeu's drupes Of gold
Bshind them, smiling in the morp'
Taeir forfeit garden LAY; ,.
Before them. wild with rock and ino'"'
the desert stretched away.
1'bsv hazard the air shove them fanned,
A light step on the sward;
And h., NAV SAW before tneth stano
The angel of The Lord!
Arise" he said, why look behind'
When hope is all before,
And patient hand and willing mind
Yoa, loss may yet restored
IL ieavs with you spell Whose power
Can make the desert glad,
And call around you fruit and flower
40 fair as Eden had.
II cloth. your hands with power to lift
The curse from of your soil;
Your very doom shall seem gift,
Your loss a gain through Toll.
go cheerful as yon hnnniuS' bees
To labor as to play" ,.
Whits-glimmerng over Eden . 'tee''
The snse! passed away.
The pilgrims Of the word went 'of'o'
Ob.dien; 10 the word
And found, whsrs'er they titled the eas'o'
A garden Of the Lord
The thorn.:ree cast its evil fruit,
And blusned with plum and pear;
Aud seeded and grass and trodden root
Grew sweet beneath their care.
We share our primal parents fate,
And in our turn and day
Look back on Eden's sworded gate,
AS sad and lost as they.
But still for US his native skies
The plying angel leaves,
And lie ads through Toll 10 Paradise
New Adams and new Ewes. J. U.
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TIE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

kSo1ViLLE Aug. II The business committee OF
the Souh.rn Convention reported against free trade
aud direct taxation also against the South receiving
goods coniug from States not uphoding thu fugitive
slave law; also against the discrimination Of govern
ment in favor OF foreign mail line from Norsrp ports
reported in favor of the exemption OF one slave to eesb
STAKEHOLDER from sezuref debt, and 10 favor Of
erecting Arizona into territory. In favor Of recover
ing certain land lost by reosut treaty with Mexico. AL
so reported that the time had not arrived for
lion TO CONSIDER the revival of the African sayetrsds
reso!u;Ionln avor Of Montgomery, AID. as the melt
place OF meeting, was adopted. 4 resolution wa
adrpted for The withdrawal ofthe American sqaatrcn
frnln The African nnast
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OLD POINT.

We transfer from the Norfolk Herald, the Glowing
letter from Old Poiut. 1t is really refreshing even 10
read of the cool breezes aud other more substantial
salt water luxurieR Visitor however we think in
his ardent. though not undue admiration of the si
vautages Of Old Point, undertakes the erjoymen,s
aud accommodations ip ibe mountains. We wonder
that those. especially FROM the far South. who visit
the Virginia Springs do not soiourn for few weeks
a. Old Point, 10 September. ca their return home
Fish and crabs then excellent tbs temperature de-.
lightful the bath braciag aud there ia more health
full spot on the American continent.
To tic Editors Of The Norfolk Herald.
uYGEIA lIorEL, Aug. II, 1885,.
The visitors rensipiug mt this deghifnl spot, some
oDJ in uumber !uluri8tns the very tat Of the
land y
This morning, after early using. had the curl.
osity TO take peep into ths pantry ut the establish
ment ami my vision regaed with sight which
would have put epicureS into an ecsasy-tbir,y
dozen hog fish, scarcely any Vt thep less than twelve
inches in length. and sleeps head. 10 any quantity,
of from eight to twenty pouuds weight!
At breakfast had befure ms 4 hog fish, which
WAS more than could master. and will "swear by
all the Gods aud little fshes, that saw one on the
Hon. a. Dudley Mauu's plate, at least thirteen inches
long!
The truth lie, Messrs. Editors, tue best OF the fish
ing season is Just commencing. Hitherto, fish have
beeu scarce III all this region, and crabs bave almost
entirely d,ssppeared-,he result, it is supposed, OF
the hard winter ui the last season.
But the opening Of tbs hol weather, now for the
i.st iims, has madv the iuuy tribe abundant. We
have them here now ia the greatest abundance, and
of superb quality. Aud withal the climate here
now, is most delightful. You have 1t neither too cool
too warm. A delightful equilibrium wraps you 10
mos; beautiful state OF comfort. Day and night,
the temperature is most delightful Tbs Willie Sui
pbuf can't touch 1t
Aud yet, jus; a, this season, when the climate
like ;hei OF ltay-when hog fish aud Sleeps head are
most seuu!sut and improve every day. people begin
10 leave, aud tstake themselves TO the mountains TO
be half starved, aud iorego every comfort, except
that Of ''seeiug and being seeu."
can only say they e csrrel with their bread and
butter" There is lar more comfort, and still more
luxury. to be touud at the Hyseis thsu snywhere in
the mountains; aud believe anywhere ~ the couu-
try. And, as tor health, watering place in the
land has the advantage over this establishment.
bilious or ngue aud lever has never b.eu knoEn
s1aoag HE residents vf Old Point, all the physi
Clans testify.
Why then should tue seeker for health and plea
sure or good living leave the board for the
tsips
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THE CApITA,TIOS TaE.
TIL VII z eRON ."
10 ne i.d5ors Of the EE3rrcr

10 nc i.GtJFs ~ me Et2h'fr
Isle OF wlcnr Co. Aug ;, Is5,.
Gentlemen - bag been frequently asked me by
the Cap,nton Tas paid into iLs State rrenspry, col
lect.d from the Taxpayers last yenr Many ere sn@.
to k:sw vhei!iw. or ppf thig lund has been
h6N> diverted lion. IT'D Rr"c.y apd legitimate gsss
10 which tho Constitution and ays d.rct il or what
has become Of it, I'erhaps, residing ut our cnpiia
ynn may be ab!etothrow lifte light upon the suj ct
Do so, if You please, in your nett issue that may
be able to satisfy some few, Mt least, Of those who
schools. to great extent for support aud expect.
ing ms they rave IT,, p Ola so Z: IT, School CoDrDl.
sioneri this t4ad, tbs caPitali6l ta%to BE pud 10
them for their seryses AS soon ne received by the
Treasurer Of the School Cunnis.ivn, of which, I'd
to the present tiIle, No aathnrify hns Issued from
the Stale authorities 10 draw tir tliI same; and
much roar gentlemen, there is great re,ulssness Oh
the par; OF more al The basement officers
III their duties. Agiu, please give light upon the
SUBJECT. Tax PAYER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
BALTIMORE cATrLE MARKET. Are II


The offerings OF Beet Cattle fhe Sc-:cs day reached
100 head Of which number org hcni driven OF
Philadelphia and ttr balance taken bT am butchers
at prices r.n:iu: from "a 81 no fbs the hoot
cni a"cra-n. 81 6.t gross Pne cat le offered to-day
.cs gene rAy. Of good quality sH's!tlot ut very hls
Cattle sold AZ hi;hor h;cse' than IL $50 nLn d aoove-
liogs-Suppy light, and the demHnd good Sales at -
g y 100 rs. net. sheep-Suppy light and sales q,
siaS4 % p 100 tts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
TIE Election IN TEXAS.

The Democratic candidates for State officers and
:or Congress, all of whom ere unqueslionaby elected
are Is follows, viz
Governor-Hardn r. Runne's
Lieutenant Governor-Fcancis K. Lubbock
Land Office Observation-Disclosures N. White
Coug.es7-Wsstern dstrict-Guy N. Bryan.
ConZress-Eastern Gis;rict-John L. Regain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN ALABAMA
oI..r 4 e. h,,dr III

RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN ALABAMA.
Alabama has elected for Governor, Andrew Is.
Moore Dem without opposition. and members OF
Congress- IA follows
lst District, tNlobiIel James q. Sth!Iworth, vice p
Walker.
ID District, Lii s Shelter ee,ected.
sd District, Montgomery Jas. v. DoEaeil, re.
elscsi.
It'll District, George s. Houston reelected.
9TH District, (Tuscaloosa,i 5. Moore beats VIM. L.
Smith.
6:h District, w. r. w. Cobb, probably reelected.
eth District, Sampson w. Harrit. District not heard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18

AuoL /. mol tbs 6usd.n tia OLD t!nniino"i' lno'e
The people 70 10 tho ,,uuutsins la tlU ear ''e a'' -
the season aud nnisi OH the ses board. ,..;.,,,
Those who are after health, recreation or nne iV'na
will do well to copy the European example IN the
premises, and arry the board instead OF pos.
np OF TO the mountains, where there IL no NOR :,
health than on the bosrd. and where the he'EI'
of luxury is found in bset and mutton, all! tha n'"'
of the best. N'S''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
LATER FROM KANSAS.

ST.. Louis, Aug. IA Kan.as correspondent Of
the E-lnrcrst.-ny that Judge Cane has published
opinion ilat tIe payment Q: taxes 10 essential to
the preliminary right OF voting: tho ah.rii. CT
Dougaa county has gwen notlcs Ut bs intention IL
collect the taxes. In 4 -peech Gen. Lane announced
the organization of G0O 10 protect the polls in
October; aud stated that the number would be in
CREASED 20 y, nOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
ELECTION OF GEN. MOORE.
The Mobile Register, of the s,h instant, says

The Mobile Register, OF Inc ON instant, s8ys:
Through gentleman from Greene county we
aarn good tidinss of the election in the Tuscaloosa
Congressional district The hitherto nvrcible Billy
Smith. We are informed. is beaten BY over thou
sand votes by Gen. Moore. Greene, Sumter, Pickens
Eaye,re. Perry and Bibo have all gone Democratic
by handsome :nsjor;es. In Tuscaloosa Smiths ma.
;ority has beeu reduced one.hslf from the election
two years ago. The tact il settled thar the Alabama
delegation in Congress will be entirely Democratic"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18

MISSOURI Election

JEfFERsos CITY, August 1l.-Nin-y three coun'
ties give Rolllus thousand two hundred and n'ne
tyseven nsi 'rity. The sixteen Counties To hear from
gaze buchanan two Thousand Two hundred and htty
seve.. and tulk tt-es thousand hundred and fit
ty.hree over Ewing. Tee Eencc.sis here are CONT
druf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18

NEW YORK, AUG Is Flour ia depressed, with
sisciiRs OF Ev- 10 ten GENTS; Gales of Southern at s.
Is 10 u %. Corr 10 quiet aad nominal. Wh-4tid
heavy with declining tendency Stock, are lowet
aud dull. Firginiss 9lI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
NEW otLyAS5 M.RKFr Arr,

Cot.on-Sal-s 20 day Of Hl bas. mar clos ny firm
Flour hs. d-cIEin. tendency Pork firm at $2I 50 -
Gunny Bag, quoted At l3ialj Rio Coffee quoted at
Hall. cts Sterling Exchange ~ Pc, cent premium The
other in-rkc,e unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18

VIRGiStA-fREpgRIcR CouaTY set.
This day Henry NJ Brent. Cashier ct the Bank OF q
Valley in Virginia, personally appeared before the ~
scrbrr Justice OF the Peace in and tor the county Gd
said, ni ,dc oath the foregoing statements ms
up from the Books of the Bank Snd the Reports from u
several Branches thereof true 10 the best OF his fn0
ledge and belief
Given under my hand, this LIST day Of August: 20,
4 r. RELY, J T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18

BALTIMORE, AUG - Flour is heavy: Sales
Of Chic ell s6i Howard street 81; City sGI. Wheat
i. firu; Red II l. 10 ST. White Fl s. 20. Corn
il lower: sales oil Yellow at 81 to s.; White ~ to 81
Mixed ~ To 81. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
ST15.iIs 81 SJ7.iD
Charged to profit and los, account past year.

STATE OF VrRGIHIA, OHIO cousrY:
Personally appeared before me. r. Dckey,a HT.
Public for tho county aforesaid, Daniel G. Lst, CAST
who duly qualified that the above statement uur
rhc best o! bis knowledge
Given under my hand, this 7,h iny Of August, 1857.
~ DiCEEY NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
NOKru cARDI.INA Ell.

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
HALIFAX. Aug. l5.-Tbe Sheriff he's jus: arrived
from Rseigh with official returns, showing that Shaw
has majority Of IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
MisCELLANEOUs.
EVERETT ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

EVERETT On MUM WASn1NuAON>'
Edward Everett thus describes view OF Mount
Washington
az have been something OF a traveller IN our own
coun,ry-though far less than could wish. ana 10
Eurooe have seen all that is most attractive, from the
Highlands of Scotland TO the Golden Horn OF Con
s;an,inope-from the summit Of the Hartz Mountains
rs, IN loyeler scene than that which is discovered
from Mount Washington, when on some clear. cool
summers morning, al sunrise, the cloud -curtain Is
drawn up from natures grand prcscenium and all that
chaos Of wildness and beauty starts into lite-the
bare gigantic tops Of the surrounding heghts-the
prpcipl,ous gorces thousand fathoms deep, which
100, Of man or ray of light never enieTed-the SOM
bre mated totest-,he moss clad rocky wall weep
ins with crys,a spriugs-winding streams, cleaning
lakes and peaceful villages below. and iu the dlm
misty distance, beyond the lower hills, TAIN. glimpse
OF the sacred bosom Of the eternal deep, ever neav'
ing up With the consciousness OF its own immensely
al mingled in one indescribable panorama by the
hand Of the Divine Artist"