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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-21
SANDERS x LUNAR
fuKN1Il " tE-H q llNsA

Main Street, bet. Bill 4 Gtb hIukUk, IOWA
IsliEupdersigned hsvt new in NmSu
their Ware ho0u4s, ard design
keeping constantly On hard we'll
selected III al kinds Of Furniture, en-
bracng Marble tep Drefs.pr rpd pisi bureaus /;
hhe and PLAIN sotaf hns and plain Center and
Card Tables; Cane EcatsLa v inas 81 Cbsirs, kock-
ing Chairs oteserS deseri ttei tn sriaiL voodsp
seat, to the fnest hair ciolbstrft dtest; plain
fancy turned Co,tag beds utt 81 ssstyis;
Lounges, DC.
Looking Glasses If allsiIss ;Cioekk tcarpetings,
Moor and door mattings, foor and Table oil cloths
mattresses, feather dusters, carriage rimmi 70
window shades and trimmings, and every other ar.
tiele usually kept In our line Of bEsibtss
Fart ofour stock WAS made our own supsY-
vision, and the rest bough from manufactorics Of
high standing, so that We can warrant every arti-
Gle for durability and finish Of ~ork man.air.
Our object IL to ssta blish permanent business
hare, and not on the Peter Funk principles
and ~ m inducemsnt To person to purchase Of
US, We are resolved tosell at the lawcstSt Louis
prices.
Call and examine our stock before purch All = :
elsewhere. Wewill alsaystAke rieaEur,in show.
inf furniture to Ladies aud Gentlemen who m.,
favor us With call whether they feel inclined e
buy or not.
SANDERS 4 DUNBAR.
Peb. rs, l857.--dkwtf
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFING!
e.. cow LES. JI{..

(OFFICE NO. MAINST. OVER THOMPSON'S SHOE STOREY
: Of all Roofs
q
n. PA Roofrn nCnnva
Fnde
many ieayala
Patent Roofing
ybemadw han dFipro
leo expens
time
naudwi oiiure
Gu rr awalk
evenof the
tdreepor
homss1
dimostto bebote
20 per,ci
mitch OF r@ f . Il
Tcmpl
Thompson Ne
7audst
IExhRnre .andm
Aurnng b. oiashs the
Off No
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40 PAINTERS.
M l. invite Sour attention to our IL ii and com
rlete stock Of Paints, o..s. Dc, y hich We are
thar cities, We cner =
800 kegs Pure White Lead,
10 do Lithargc,
30 no Red Lead,
" d. SNOW White Zinc,
10 btis. Linssel Oil,
d. Inrrsnline,
10 do Glue,
Ernther OF NIL kinds.
Narnshes
AZ the rheapest rates for cash or on short time
seA s..s. 49,, ~. Ma.n street, n.ohuA, Iowa.
aus%4a j. BAADEN i CO,
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Warm Air Furnaces.

s T Q v e s..
GILES r. FILLEY's, ST LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
I Ia hardly necessary for US TO rccur to this
1 stove, the character of which is 20 fAvorAbly
known. For simplicity Of arrangement, saving
OF fuel and super rity Of opcrstonsit stands I'M
riyaled- It's advantages are the re- uit Of twoim-
provemepts, viz.
LIST, INcaEAss D DRAUGHT FIufs;
I'd. CIRCULATING Usr.ArR FLuL.
WE AXE NOW RECEIVING
AYINEsUPPLY or
PARLoR, COAL, HEATING 4 COOK STOVES,
Of al siIesand patterns which fors service beauty
and smoothness OF casting cannot be exeelled.
among whichare tho patterns Of North, chase d
North, Of Philadelphia, PA. Call and examine
for yourselves
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELlZED IRON MANTLES.
We would request all persoGs assirens VI oh
tanning Nantes and Crate ~ gave us u call. We
can furnish you with any size, al style Of beauty
to please the eye Of the Iae II lastidioas.
KICkEY ABBOTT.
nug25d 2B3 Main.si.
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DIMENSION STUFF,

u Nafieus s,tes and lengths Az Boatda ii yari.
oas lvrgihs, from 10 s,ef 10 Is frct gubr
They fistter the mise ives that thcs Wi be eble h
fnFnith IL9DElAG5 SIDING, PLANK. JDfsT
scAAILIAb IAiH, ac-.ot as good quality ana
~ as iar iFlees Tor prorgf peg al can l.. hal ese
~here u. tssis city.
augi7l JOHN ALIfstiN 4 o..
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Jehbing 81 nil kinds Asnc with
Promptncss.

CEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM AIR FURNACESl
We are now prepared to pu, up Watm-Air Fur
naces for heating Dwellings, Churehes, Public
Halls, dc. The Furnace used 10 the ms nuf nc tuYe
Of Lotze, OF Cincinnati, who has spared no pains
orexpensc In psrfecting heating apparatus which
has no hyperion In point OF Durability, economy
aud convenience safety from fire, hcAlthfui venti-
lation and pure quality Of heated air.
aag25d HICKEY i ABBOTT
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Wise onsin Lumber Ya,d

Wisconsin Lumber ( ald.
good assortment Of tile SR-
~ hbiE' rieus qualities length ard
ihickne.s
4 fair assettH c,st on hand
Joisfs. and bills hiled Htsaw mill
J prices.
sGa,.vtss oood-sizsa rlt2 u tLecom-
aou lengths and siEts.
iATH. S's0' w tatlefNeF5
sHtN.iIs. HIS rel iaand Cottonwood
SASH. tf2m sma5iest a largtstsize.
menus ssaallaad large pie in, raised
and mpnidtd.
uItsps. kn3liug end stationary
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CONN 4 nEE. SMITH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
pkALERs rEnsEsEsE IaoE
E0rw n rdtng Il G0ull M ii ON
MERCHANTS,
Nos ~ and So, Leyee, opposite Stea boat Lsndipg
kEOkUk, IOWA.
W. are now in receipt of large stock Of got ds
In our line for wIkTER TRADE to which Tho
attention 81 Cafh Customers or iron pit time Ivy
es - solicited. Our stack ia PATTY etmttitee 81
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thAAbnLEs in sets or pairs new aud rich
~ ~ Ice Tor salo by GEO. FOSTER.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26

of life remains for you Look your last
upon the tree tops and the all-but faded
sun, and make peace with God. Take him
away men, and throw the moose over one of
the upper branches ofyonder black oak
Whcn the gun fires string him upl
They dragged the miscreant away,
screaming with terror, and the roosting
birds rose from their lairs, ininglihS. their
discortant cries with the yclls of the now
shortliycd wretch The rope was thrown
over tho branches, and the moose placed
around his neck. The sun went down, the
gun was fred, and mp he went dangling in
tho air! A few struggles Of body and hot-
rid contortions fcountenanco, and thenall
was over
tNIaior Castleton, you have witnessed, :"
said the General, ga specimen of the JUS
tice OF 'Marion's men,"
Before the sun had fairly risen next
morning, Marion broke up his camp, send
ing the main body of his band undcr Iors
ry to unite with Greene, taking with HIM
self two hundred picked men to surprise
the British outpost at Parkcr's Ferry, bya1
forced march Of one hundred miles. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
BY R0B'T. A. TH0MPs0N.
SET q Q T-E. .l6y ii @is II ERY
Tho Chlld ahd tho .neW Drop.

ttohl father, dear f,tticr, why passthcy, a,vayY
eThe dew drops that sparkle at downing ofl deg.
That ghtterat iii ileslsrs in tho light of themoon
i0hfwly arc thr,dcw drops dissolying so soonY
Does Ing Sl'n ipsllis wrath chase the brightness
AsthgnsI' nothing that's lovely might live .
The moonlight has failed tho aow'fs sim re-
But dew drops have sln.pulS in their petals
again
ohtfa!her, dSaf fathor, why pass rliey away y
@NlS child, cried the father '.lo9k up 10 the
. Behold that bright rainbow those beautiful
- dyeS;i -
There thefesoro tile dew tlroosin glory reset,
Mid thesiewcls ofheaSlu they are glitteringgct.
'rheparc we.not taught, by each beautiful ray,
3. TO mourn not carth's fiiir things though pass
ing awgyR :
Tor though youth IL, beauty and brightness
Alltbat withers on Garth blooms moro swcetly
- in leay'n, ~ 4
lookup, sdid the fatlIer e look up to the skies,
Hope sits'onthe wings Of the bcapsiful dyes.n
Alas for the father 4howf littlc knew he, ,s
! That The words he had spoken prophetic would
That beautiful chcrub- The star of his day
Wdsc'en then, like The dew drops, dissolying
away IS, &
soBi sd was the father whom lei in the skies
Tho rainbow again spread its beautiful dyes, 9
And Wsn, then he rememborcdt the maximshc'd
~. giyli, ~ q
tna thought of his child, and the dew drops in
heay'nl
Andthopght of his child, aud the dew drops in
= m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
Ml8@EaGMlNYs
From the AIllrlcn (Alai) American,
The Palmettoes in Mckee.
DY oNH oE .pnE TNo HUNDNEp.

3-'--., So, X, ~ ts
mn SNnsfN y ~ ~ ~ IN ~ ,,,as
. = rpssspells 81 lgselnpeF 'cSelseq sIe
nSs,s oi,cess i.o i'gSS @ ppen @ eiccsep G ~ ING
-, e'vvns y = ulie Metc Soi, = IL, !! icfee
~ Putlsts N9i Sg -, = anSs 1, t ~, I,iekS,
soo all9 'i9 S5ipssSeil, ,i = ~, ,l, ne l''ss
.. 0s.e W2o S.rslye tn9 petlies
le5eg ~ l1ssieE ..s, E'c,Sefep S9t9hel ~
,gY i'ts ana
Wpiie nc vas ~ " 9t the ~ est
u u was a tribute worthy OF the man. Mhle
he,was IN the lar West, among the Indians
onspublic soryioe, when a header for the
pdlmcttocs waste lie chosen, although there
were Rtndred .!6f men in South Carolina
Who would have led them into the very
laws Of death, all eyes were turned to nm.
and. a message Was sent 10 him. to conc
home. and lead the,n. He WAS one of the
most ehiyalrous nlsf, in the State soldier
by nrofession. Ifthefo ,,tas a.man,in gontS
Carolina whom i would have followed with
camtl confidence, IL was C eIs. James Jones,
Of Fdue6eld.
Colonel, Butler was nearly fifty veafs Of
arc, slightly gray. hui which vas more the
result of disease and ghardship than of are
In. .fieure hos was IA Il and conlmandinr more
tlIan six feet hial and of ELEGANT sdidicrly
stature and earfiaec. 1fc had an eye M
eagle might have enyied. In every ASPECT
he was eyery Inch d mar, and as he walked
beforoinis regiment. In the attitude q. com
mana, or With his clarion voice addressed
thsms in his FREQUENT and feyid abpcal to
thor pride and chRalry, he Impressed evc-
rybeholder witlian aSimirationapproaching
Teneratien. y, ~ So 80 s.
saS ~ noble spirit fscaln, and high sl
e,e That cannot fear, hat VII not bow :, rs
Was Mriitten.ia lis manly eye q
2HS y. q ,,ls l,,',s. sog s,o
- ., 4, ~ t'S, = M
,,I,' H @s'9 1 ~ s.',' ssssS
Z; ,iss
S;s',ssod Az s,s9s, IVY ~, -, @ ssIsS1
hi f,S ~ sss tSsIat
IA .I,a y q 8 g ~ Z, IN,
d!1 ho l,cks SF''s 90 .. ps9Se g o. ~ h y
aYH az se'iaet eoiil Us
Vie was J'lst generous ana magma 6a nlinevs,
AZ Asaa Feplagk9 ms tance q ms mercy and
magnennalty, - Viii satse Sef.scxamp en- e
TeofHe fIiiRli, my mess q gsiialn9t
noElillahs yeislstS, ms 9ptspasty; and Ras;
sios'a.e, galsopeyea Is,' order ~ s.ltler,
my gsln9
:orlsa WV SUPP ipss',s9lg Nsoi SSslqs
tllo S asslIoe BatISts St 'ss AVE. sRs Sssh 81 Gis
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26

Annual Meeting
Of the Pickens District Agricultural
ciety. Mt Walhalla. Sent. 16.

There WAS quite Il respectable turn out
oftho elnbers. The chief business be-
fore the house was the election Of officers,
for tho ensuing year, the result of which is
the following :;
Mai, j. G, Miller, President S. IS. Nc
| Fall, n. J. r.. Perfy,I Bradwel, ID, Bic.
mann, r, Maxwell, Vice Presidents.
CT. Bansemer Recording Secretary and
Treasurer; John II. OstcndorT, Correspond
ling Secretary.
Gen. #. N. Garviu, COLA. Bryce, Jacob
Schroeder, DIR. w. T. Holland, Capt. j. M.
Hencken, Executive Committee.
Col. j. A. Easley, Anniversary Orator
and Con F. N. Garyin his alternate. E.
Werner and NJ. s. Stibling, were electedto
represent the Society at Columbia. Until
"a late hour in the evening, the society was,
engaged in making arrangements for their.
Annual Fair, Which is to take place on two
succeeding days, the third Friday and Sat
nrday of October next. For the benefit of
our readers, and especially of those that
may desire TO compete for the awards of
lhelSociety, we shall publish below tho Pre-
mium List and give from time to time such
additional information as may be interest
Ing and useful to persons contemplating to
exhibit their productions.
| We would especially call the attention
of the public TO the following resolution.
! g Any person paying the sum of 81 90,
shall be entitled to exhibit any article or ar
ticles at tho Fair Of the Society and tolcom-
| pete for Premium, provided he or sho is
citizen of the District. The above contri-
button is not TO entitle any person TO OK
| hihit AZ more than ono Fair.n sse5
| Members are free Of charge in exhibiting
their produce. Ladies have tho privilege
Of membership in showing specimens OF
needIo-work, or any other articles Of domes-
tic manufacture.
PREMIUM LIST, Is
For the Annual Fair of the Pickens Dis
trict Agricultural Society, at Walhalla,
! October 10Th and 18th.
| HORSES.
| Commttee.-L Bradwel, w. Ii. Stribling,
/ G. Sahlman.
For tho best stallion not exceeding wears
old raised in the district, 80 90
For the best Filly, not exceeding 3
| rs Yrs. old raised in the district, 5 90
For the best Colt, 1 year old raised s
in the District, 8 90
JACKS AND MULES. 8
4 Committec.-Col J. A. Easley, i. U.
Werner Joseph Shelor. "a
raised in the District So 90
1 For the best Jcnnet, not exceeding
3years raised in the Dist, 5 90
For the best Mule, year old, 800
/ a CATTLE.
4 Committee. Col. James A.. Doyle, M.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
or the best CoverIet, 81 0L
g +" Quilt, i 0C
9 Six yards Jeans, 0C
Pair Ladies' Hose, sc
Gents Socks. sc

DlSCREEIONARY COMMITTEE.
John Sharpe, ESQ., S. Maxwell, Capt h.
N. Robins, G.. w. Phillips, j. II. Ostendorff,
Col, E. NJ. Keith, G. Il. Seeba.
The Society has been very libcralin max
ing out the list of premiums. 1t is there
fore TO be hoped, that members knowing
themselves to be in arrears will promptly
pay up their dues. Should our delegates
elect to the Convention of the State Agri-
cultural Society at Columbia decline the
honor, our President has been unanimous
'ly requested TO act as our representative,
and 10 fillup any vacancy that may occur
by a suitable appointment Tho members
of our Society, and especially the Chairmen
of Committees are earnestly requested to
furnish themselves with and TO preserve for
thoir reference Premium lists rs given a.
bove. Premiums of the same amount as
those offered for animals ip the District,
will be granted for imported stock of every
kind, provided it is kept in the District
Tho oration will take place. on Friday Fur
ther particulars will be given hereafter.
Bdaacr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26

p ScFSE lie crowded deck of an Amer
Jean packet from eslifof0id Galifornitm
to tlle skippef: q I should likea sleeping
berth meow, il. you please Skippsrt
q Why, @hefas hove yeus been sleeping for
the. llkt two ,@eelSs since we left port ~
Californian. Wall, I've been sIccning
on t ne. top of sick msp but he'sgot bet
tsf, pcaag, and he Says I've got to move my
AEnAia.Y - -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26

YouuA men ,Qlaosas0alsl Dtuanar ln slne.s
sk.e.il ~ &c eeetiss. e * sssss fas0ioaabis,
for yontg sles 2 alse ggle'lf !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
KANAWHA VALLEY STA r !.

~ IN A& "A I4
THE uSHEAE2SoF AFEocIriEs lN.lS.
EDIA.-sy theA,Hrg : malls ~ rsosra N,
arrived, We afe placed ~ tne Posis.pn
g tae loilowihg, alsctases s 10y 1919
mose starthng paroati's =
aea: ]. III rnd;a
AAdlspascH IYoeassa caataa,har 4
House ron nIAlS sAI,,ati i saos aaa, IL
says uen ilaE.peh : $500 p;thap,
occupying JoM .sd 4. a I thes aro,,ss
esacuA's sa puin s 81 I = e IN thav
~ w a Easl snA 6 o I'll "a doI An ss
louna tae issslf = .anhGon,ore Hi
~ ~ IN a,ases sE loai HI aafaataJ
Deflns III lV'uOY eaaan 'H ry,,s Thav
WIN W. lo99 y Its III IT'D,
eSpect = isacr III; i1uV 20"
Euay; saroa AN INV
ueIlerai iias!ocE = int ; !,
feoceupa.ioh ol ! JA1 ,n;les IN
elghs. WE Sena Sah;h,s
lousn1 ioal aIti i : odds1 4
aflef salnssl I'M, 81 III i ~ twan
penn. olIn . a su.h IT, asI;sroNo,s1
ty.iour sun9 f nsat al,
ie!pul.p! Alufgot y h AZ iii taiy
IN IN nofnihS n |. !, Is
u lorcq III i. U /
Inc soal.tiatF9MItn sPeot H. LIZ
1neh Preseh.cq Ns'lR .rho1aaala ~.
Sars p.igi H. ~ and
1aefe y oeen He5pe1,atou - ~
pall'pi HI i satb iii
hlne hlell, . ihlt ~. Az IN 81 I'M.
hIneht' s9rehss u ~ r
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

81 - FEH m 1Ah.G ZF IEA R EHk
pretence Of trade, obtained tie privilege
ofa few seaports. Then, by intrigue,
corruption, treacLery, and the most un-
holy and brutal policy. she succeeded il
aNaking palcusies between the different
ogii,css, and thus gradually conquer
el India III detail Precisely ne same
gaise she has tried 70 play against Me
States " This Union, she successfully
planned against Hiadoostaa. And can
any true Americaansheart sympathise with
England now ? We think not. Let MS
then hope that the time is near when kn-
giaaa, driven from her conquered pos
sessions Ii Asia, will be forced e CON
tent berself~with a legitimate trade with
thlat vast country. For tiusthe ports OF
India will be opened to \ lucrative trade
with the United States, and add speedily
seeFpemy.fve o. a hundred mitlionsto our
exports.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
IheN fM SleamSloop.of.W MAI.

The PHILADELPHIA Moth Ant
states orr conviction exaetly when. it
says that theB Navy Department
could render nogreater service 'Tthan
to order tile, five sloops-ot-war tp be
put on the stocks fmmeaiatly AT the
different Navy Yara, III proportion
to their eapacitA resources and slitl,
taking into consideration, aisay the
amount ofpatrossage already best lev
ed.n Thefo is how a large nunbeE
OF persons thrown out of Unemployment
here blythe want ot worka at the Navy
Yard, and unless the Secretary 81
the Navy does something, and that
quickly, there will be many more
worthy mechanics in alike condition
very soon. Prices Of material arc
coming down, qnd the government
probably could not get the vessels
Fbuilt more clleaIly thanla t the pres,
ant period. BY BORDERING at once, the
building of these vessels for which
Congress has made the appropriation,
and the Government besides possess
es an ogeraowing treasury, q great
deal Of saffering would be relieved.
The money also Which it is not desir-
able to keep III the. Treasury, wonld
be properly and iudiciously applied
in3 the channels oil business, where at
this time it is certainly much needed.
Secretary Touceytcould not do better
than act promptly III this matter, ana
At oncescxecute tic e4presEed will oi
Congress BY bordering operations 70
be commenced al THE Gosport and
Eotker navy yard, pn four dff tile new
Esloops Of war; anscriW. /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Revival Of Religion Il Nitholas I. n.

A correspondent Of the G~feenbrier
Ere, writing from Nicholas G. H!!, un-
der date IF the e4th ultimo, has tile fol
lowing.
Our quiet village has been throng-
ed with people for the last six days,
owing to there being a Protracted
and Revival Meeting going Oh here,
by the Methodist E. Church, South.
under Tile charge of Rev. WIN. Dorm.
TAIN, assisted By Rev. Mr.. Nv ARNER
and Nj. McCUTcnEN. Several persons
have prpfessed religion, and good
work seems to be going on. Dis the
Mourner's Bench Cor seat seemsto be
filled every night. The aged fathers
and mothers Of our village seem deep
Fly Interested Id the progress ofthe
meeting, and especially tile Young
men a lively interest in building up
lions Kingdom
&f+ va tEAE. =tEE H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Tribats Of Rsspttt.

AT q meeting Of Taylor D division.
Sons Of Temperance, held Octobsr, y.
1857, the following preamble and
tons were unanimously adopted
WAereas, X has pleased 40 ARM
and Mysterious Providence q s.5 i
Division, and 10 remove from NJ
our most efficient members aud fros
community . worthy and tduch $50
citizen, by a longand painful disss.. y.
carries with il sorrow and disles.
only 10 the hearts Of the bersssed 81
and surviving relations, but K
friends and acquaintance Of he Az
ed. Akihd Aid affcctionate bnsks's
meek and humble follower ofhis NJ
Master, liz had fsw equals, md III
bly, no suPeriors Rherefore. Is +
Rssozvef, 1sg That We. with d. ~.
est feeling Of our heart& sympath;sa
the truly hereayed widow Of our bsais
brother J NJ. DAVIS and bus su,riS''
friends
ed, That We BELIEVE that biehk /!
been our lpsshas beenlhis gaiaAA..
has, gone tp dwell NTH the Great
arch above, where SIN and sorrST
be Known no more.
II Sd. That copies Of these resolutions j
furnished TO the 'Kanawha Rspubis,,
and the ..Kanawha VALLEY Sal s., 4,
lidation. G. W. SAUNDERS RI
j. III. RITTER. r. s. /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

GLoRyINdlS TnE1nSnXwr
Baltimore Clipper, Of TussSa
will be foundian oficiairepos sss
lceedngs Of tile eCenventioSSs
lean ClhDs,Hhieh assemIsa At
Swan Club Room In tbsp
the Sth inst. We clip from f5ss
the following paragraph. s,s,
the euphoniops names md.
yflie so called @Americana !. sa
Baltimore are raliying a. 4 I
paign: Upon calling tie ~ " 8,
delegates, the following chs s
found represented Tgsn W
Snakes, Stay Lates, Pho sss
Rough Skins, Hard TINES. Iis%
lows, Blood Tubs, Dips, Ranlsf !
Rips RaPs.n .
Should not every true
American blush to acknoWled.f \
any portion ofhis coutryrnon esI y
s1ch barBaric and degrading y
k-States.
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NoTIcE OF TRUST sALE.

DY yirtaei Of q Deed Of Trust executeaq
ID SYLLABUS N. Dennis 10 me the unde
trustee. to secase 10 Spicer Patrick Ii
payment ofHceTtain Sims OF money in sis
deed meHtioned, which is duly fecordAlY
shall on Saturday, the tenth day Of 9stbr
next, 1851, expose 10 sale. before the iurl
door of the Court Hoase Of KanawhA couay.
by way Of public auction, for ready nonel.
10 the highest bidder. ! certain HOUSE AND
LOT, situate in the town Of Charleston, ID
said county, on Front OF W alter street, nav
occupied By said DeAnss as a dwelling hoa&.
Title believed to be u~nexceptio liable.
Sept 4 VA A. W. QUARRiER, Trustee
NJ! B.--The above properly being offered 10
sale On the 10th day of October, 1851. sd
no adequate bid being made therefor l post
pone the sale Of the same until Saturday, The
24t61o 0Gtobef, prescott month.
Oct ID. A. W. QUARRlER. Prusiss-
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WOMAN KnLED.-A woman Of Bad
Irepnte, named Lucinda Gof, living
5iatE the western end Of Kinwood Tun5
mel, inl Preston county, Virginia Mai
Killed ile ION THE night Of the 18th instant,
by some rowdies.. She res isted their
attemptsftp getin her house and struck
atl oneI OF them1-Jenkins with an axe.
lieseiezd ifer and threw her with such
violence against a treestump that she
dfed - afew hours. Some Irishmen
caugght Jenkins and were about to
hang him, but he escaped and is still
at large.
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ENAfAL AcolDESr.-A serious a&ci.
aent occurred at MNPuryear's store,
II Medklelburg county, Va, last
week, BY which a man named Rich.
ard AllSood, a gunsmith, lost His life.
4Ile wd about to get into d Wagon,
having 4his guu in his hand lit the
time, When the hammer struck the
wheel causing it to explodofthe cap,
and Thu contents OF the gun were dis.
!dqkaarggdta, entering under his chin,
bloMitS thetop pr his head Of, and
kiIlin4 him almost Instantly.
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RunaWav.

TOE, The property Of Mr.. Jos. RovsuAn, ei
q this e~olnty, leftthe Kanaa ha Coalc9's
Works, on Sunday last, and has not seitrna.
He was seen on Monday and is no doubt ls.t
his master kouse. THr LEGAB REFlla
Will be paid for his apprehension and dehn.
~ at the Company's Works, above Cain
= Joe is described to me as a "giBgerApaa
scolct, fun face. ~pop-eyed. about 5 feet 5 ii,
chesN high, rather stout, from IS to 30 yeas
OLAF X. T.BR00KE, for the 60.
Pain; Creek, Va. October l3--w4.