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Christmas Presents

WIhNv" hand the folio 'iny useful and ornamental
w tat woCid make the vau able Chri e.
gifts tbs. be CIV, al Of which viii very
low Trices & each.
4 eBsnt China, porcelain, Ar JavAv
JEWELL BOXEs, eat variety Of ornamental pat
terms.
Cal ISKSrAND', MATCH BOXES, FLOWER
STAND BUTTER PLArts
MANTLs ID sfAGERE ORNAMENTS, great variety
Very eieE4nt CoFFEE URNs. TEA and coFeEE Pors.
Ac., &C.
ChkdBER SETS, the handsome patterns to be found
In the Eat IN UIt e.
BRITrANIA, ,LANIsHED TIN snd English aud Ameri
Jap ned andiesucks Coal Vases. copper and oTnA
mtnteI Coat Scu ties.
Feat turs 81 all sizes.
Hearth Broom, 4 srrenI styles.
EngII h Z ttiery-P.Atd.
Forss, ,pooas, CAAe naikets, Cps, dc.
RtI Rock OK, HAll and >eWiI Chairs
Kniie BASKETS, Nillo 4, and Japan4ed nn
PLATE M NJ, most eg ut 4 gil patterns
Spice boxes. Caster md Brezd Boxes
Patel SrItAai Casters, Lilo or ant Pickle Stands
WALTERS al sizes, he greatest variety eser seen IN
Mas vile
CAkEA>D PUDDING PANS
100 5iR1 GA us. OF the most eegant de ignS
0ur TIN sat of HOu hing 60 dis Is
tsas aad elegant tnaa OeOss and viii se for
oash al very snail a1'Anc upon
d,e3!-u MACKENzIE WILSON.
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HoUsE AND L,T FOR SALE.

AM Offering for ale. privately, House and OF,
l. situated on Broad street, lev door above sum 3,
mer; fronlng 3 feet Broad, running bscs los E!s
feet alley Ibe house contains rooms in TIE ain
Oading, vi Kitchen, bath-hou C. smoke house, We
wi give bargain the above rUperty, and terms
shall be easy. L. X GLAsCo' X, Agent,
juneI6. No ca. Cherry st.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD.
4. WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY JouRSAI

A l..
fNN the hrt OF Janury the Tennessee Farmer and
" Mschanie will be tued sekly sper. with The
lie Hs.ieultr raj portion Of tie souhern HOMESTEAD
receives ecia and Is kdited by Ienea Who
prdctfc al Farmers.
1be hort euur DspaTtu ent Is In the hands az a
PR ctcal HoTueulturist Pou oiogit, ~ho has had
much tx ersr &c in fruit iure in the sou h.
TIE Literary and Fsmtly Departments OF tie Southefn
Homestead are kdite by
MRS L. VIE GINA FREECg,
lady Of nne ability Whose IAbors ave already
her the h. ad % e vTt-rs Il The Soah-
French will des her ~Lole tia and render
portion Of the son htFa Homestead nsefnl
eat ns. khs posiflreiy write for Mag
and q hing tie product Il
pea, u o. 10 subs critic for the
Ia addition o tie above departments q eoadenstd
mary Of passlIg events, fully corrected 'Tket
Report, and - noIsis of gsbsrA ness, s be sega-
larry given
Four Hundred Dollars In Pr Q En ums.
We oner The fcioSing ist Il valuable 1 rem ums 10
hose Sho usy engage IA procuring snhScslbers he
so9th Hon e,iesd The tTrmiunss vel orb con-
tending Look a. the lkt and then cree The
werk. Ter the D labor You besles ana the
srger the III a e great tie prize M be.
List Of PiixSs.-to the LADY ho obtain the
xes1 LasI Sub efbers 10 the e0UfuEAN HOME
STEAD. AID Paying therefor, aecotding 10 regular
terms pre- the IN d.y Of Nsy, ISIS, pre-
SEWING MAGslNEs, the Ussh pnce Of shicn, Is o.
To the GkSTLEsAx shs ~ti tn< lar.
pres q Vi MAAKr coAht skD EEAP&R AM Mog-
kRs, woods iaPr0ye -sai, tns value of -hsh
si5eoo.
F,r IRE next IarEss Ii I, tt1HCAsH
Fer the n gvtt "a .fica srzl Library, yaa
sso, t,s success eo@Pettof 'as'ns The prsLsgs Of
sxlse.iag the Booksf o a = s.tsasive eAsAlogue.
Fos In- nsxt ala 80 II Casa
Tae priars be pxi1 amer the nth d4y Of NAY
next, q The rssals e4s ee @1eert2aea-
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HOTELS, ETC.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
nafe Mansion Heueeo
Uate Mansion House.

tIate manson Hcuse)
North Market street, % door Je'oo Tie Square
" GILBERT having tai er the above and for a
Der of begs leave to inform the prblc OF that
fact and their that the house has hesn
ted from bssernen TO attic ard and couplee
throughout. The subscriber wing full The
need of frfcss modern hotfl IN Nahvile and beipg
philsnhropic mood has made every eSertioa to
to the wants of the pabc, and fit himself he has
succeed d. His table will at all tines Re furnished with
the bsst this and foreign aikes afford, ant he PLEDGES
himself 10 make everybody contented aud at hone who
viii favor him with a witt
Carriages snd On nbuses win regularly to and from
the ST. Nicholas 10 Steamboats, and Pa Toads Tr isty
Por'es aways in attendance at the depot receive checks
for baggage. thus obviatirg the difficulty Of delay.
Board per day 81 %
Logging 20
SINCE Meals -
supper, Lodging and Breakfast 10C
Breakfast f-on--5 to 9 O'Clock.
Dinner a y
Supper e. So"
". GILBERT. Proprietor.
OPP osite this Fouse. Market sTee', livery
stalls where be found all hours huggje
carriages, sc J. n. Alexander Co., and 7. Wright
Co the proprtto-s.
Dec Iydfw.
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Motifs Ratent
AGRICULTURAL FURNACES.

BINHI5 article eonstraetSa In consequence q
gestloa from the lnstt ais shst simple,
proht Ios, and lB-priced iaruace needed
farmers ,ing and ltesnng iood, aud Tor ny
ehanc. aud domestic purposes IL took she preman
the u s. Agricultural fais Lonssiis thu f4 Jast
esiyed. ~ ga. sGEMAnT,
NO IA Marx STREET.
AI.o, Coal cookinS Range and small cooIag Stoves
for Coal. w.sfkWAkf.
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LIN COLIN liDU > f. d,
TCLLAHOMA. TENN.
10. 3. SETH, Proprietor.

LJAVING taken charge Of the above Hotel viii
. dea' please ali NJ o fgvor ~ with q Ill
n m friends aud the citizens Of Nashville Davidson
county, would solicit aiTonsge. Nv table viii al
tues be provided with the best the lntrs Affords
every care will be tai to please all.
1tere good cry stsile continCoHs 70 mi house
and tie FAY etteVie, berry, and A. rcthUrc Wall and
Pas osch caves y Is Hc'el ond. ,wednes
dav and FRIDAY for the above places, O'Clock.
and Inipg fussday, thursday All ~atsTdv
II o'clock, A. ~, aking connections With the Nashville
E Nha tanooga, and McAlinn.ile x Manchester Mai
Trains.
Tullahoma, August 13. 1857. eta
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Payments make In al esses In advances. Money
Tentn where Issued slI De reeslEed par.
CLUBBING.
IA discount tw-nyavs cent, rom the shove prices
viii DC a Cures orssin for of
one Il - the above soFks- 1h.s FOR CoPe. Of
coed q Rssisw, will be seat address
FOR copies i5as Reyess and blses foE
ESQ and 30 On.
POSTAGE.
Ia all the prineipai tessns Tosns these works viii
ts d~Iisersd 81 O. a. OF pos rAGE. ahen ssnt
By aay esft OF taz Untted States vi
be Il nty-fSur ass year scr hiars ood, !"
aud bal EourI ea ccnts year Tor each 81 the Re-
Ns The prise IN Great Britain Of ths ave periodicals
Abess aAmea IA tSl per snnsa.
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nOUsE ANDLOT tOn SAIL.

iXIE Offering for SALE privately, two story Sss
w brick house, situated on cherry street oCth ~,
Nashville The house contains in the AL
main building besides kici erssnts' room,
house, in ORDER 1he lot 10
aud back I43 feet alley. We will
in this prope app location is made Ii
thriving IoItIon Of the city. for particular enquire
of 4. <. GLAs CUCK Agent,
aug12. ho.e7, cherry street.
We have Also for sale Lots Nos H. 49, 10 90 and 21 in
Lincol, = plan Of lots, upon which frame dwelling
house. TLe>e Will sold to salt uIchasers,
changed for properly, sooo mules ALTAR
uation. We will give baI gain.
ALSO, Lot NO lIouson's, HuuI hTey and Martins
ddi,On TO Nashville, fronting Il karlroad epo,. This
lot is IS front $50 ieet deep
an alley. If yCu want bargain, nov Is our tine.
+. X. LASCOIk, agent,
augl2. No 81, Cherry street.
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II. G. McNAIRY & co.,
LARGE YRS IS Krsrs ors
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
70. ss -CnLIyaz sTRvET,
NASHVILLE. TETNESSEE'


NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
WEhsv. in o op ~ s~erv
desrrins'on and r-ensr~d ~ Ger erea,er
nsr no 70 ne On ,,o-, oval
itv end varie.v cor-psre With IN ne n
CG,,1s. ana ,r.-cr. yi.,,,rg the ctv rive
stock esrI~ and 'to~o~ch eTar1'n'tnn: " az, &c
ten'on NJ the brvArS particularly to the following depart
ments in business
Dress Goods.
CIsrant tNree hornced Sirt':
do;
:. Donnie skirt do;
d" Psvada-e do:
." P-'IaI Dresses;
:" ninner do;
s' Pnhes-a-0pire:
Morr'ng rnNes;
4" Printed ne'a'nes.
Together with endless variety ~ rnsdu-" snd IN"
priced n F'ounre. .orls End nv re -ard
ana ,i,rd wsT'r. IA Cs.b.-.s cres-vs-'ev
thing new AMI dnsirah'e in this
CIOaks. SbayvIs and Scarfs.
We have now the largest and ~ot elegantly ssFo,,ed
stock IN 'fis IN the c"rntrv MANY OF ~ncN
VI TO- az, 49,. ,.D: r.rr =,
a prices. from ~ 5000 We black ard gvey
and cHidren IN Cyl Qualities 81 from 'hree d"'ar ~
IN az siz~s nd Grae. ho'h 80 'ono ror
In voice ~ tho ee9ant hoh e,iored all Che
nele shawls that reaily Saau'ifli.
IacPs and EmbFOiderses.
YIN THE line issurerh- acme al the novel;
ties OF the sso. Collars and Sleeves senrrate ard IN
sets. hob o- rolor ourn'ng: elegant bridal Ves
AID HRndk srchef Fails veal and nitson iac"nef
and svss Tri~ rings and Fopncrgs. Peal Valenciennts
Point Aplique Iaces. Tn'ertinrs SC, SC.
House Furnishings.
s4.1od. 1ckv ~ 1chv IA. 10 nv 1o4, rar'ask Ia
bic Co'h 60 IA ga and In4 Table as nv ne vard
An sz@s "nlored vol, Tr'on and Cotton Table cloths
Plat s'ri Tninette ins togeher With q" Winds
OF Diarers. TowenVs MarseiIes Qur.. &C.. &C. t'so all
widths and linen sheetings Pillow Linens Domes-
tics, etc etc.
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin LANES ir an co'or., with trimmings TO
match. Muslin Curtains: all WOOL rnio' and
COTTON Daasks In great variety, together with coi nces
Curtain Pins, and Rards
CarretIDgs and OIL Cloths.
Real Wi ton Carpets. Elegant Velvet and Prnsse'i In
t'e Iarret and be red We ave offered ann
rices. Also. Vet AID usseis hair ana nav
Carpets TV HE'D and plain Venetian In all widths: ogeher
Fel:' nruggets, Crumh cloths. Pings, Watts SC, Sc
We ared to make and put do"n Carpets 81 me
shortest notice We have large lot OF Floor oil Cloths
OF the hest makers end in all Widths which will cut IN
any shG pc to suit purcha
Staple Goods.
We have ueIly large lot of all kinds Of noresc
goods FeschPd n Cottors DOL, union and cot
rir ed rottC for in Freat VARIETY
HEAVY house ard feld servants Prints, Cling
fams Hoiery, loves in short thing in our line,
that cannot fail TO give ss'isfaction.
Oc6. v. q. McNAIRY CO.
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Blackwood's MAGAZINE.
British Reviews,
Fa rmer's Guide.
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following leading BIit .h Feiiod!csls, viz:
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BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, Crory.l

There periodicals ably repre- The thr great roc.
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Terms OF subscription.
tIxvAAAbLI u ABF.xcL1
One copy, oos year, u 90
ksx csftcss o . 3sArs ~ %
TEA eopas ., sna ccpy % the per.
= 10 gess Il the luh. IS 90
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Toau the Eastern Cisies I'''

MA AVA fALIS
TO ali the Eastern Cities.
A. NJ. iyl thing Express throrvh 10 Colu -hus and
Cey land al hou of $50 p. VI vening Tx
press through 10 bel II aaI Pit bsrg change
TOUR DAILY TRAINS.
fIRST TR NINClevelAnd, Pittsburg, StruheavIIe and
O'Clock A. NJ. for an the Eastern cities; also Springfield.
This train 'tops between Cincinnati snd COLUMBUS a
Institnd. NoFrow, Nenia and LONDON only
SECOND JRktN-CeVtland, FNTe.s Mgil-Iea
Cncii natl at P:t1 A. w.. for Dunkrx Buff o York
ssion &C., Wheeling BALM ore, mi adeha, Wa hing
cry.
The train stops at all points between Cincinnati
Colur bus
THIRD TKAIN-Aceomuodstion- Leaves Ciucinn I'll at
i:ln Z A., for Sprif gur q snd Co uutus
This train l<o nections or villa T. g'on, Lam
easter and ZtnesNie. III train stops points be-
tween In lanai and C5lau bus.
FOCRrH TRAIA-Cleyelsud, rittsburg. and wheeling
Night ENpres Leayes Cincinnati At s:3O o'clock a. NJ
for all The Eastern cities.
Thi. stops ali poiz.s between Cincinnati and
Colur bus
No ira surdsys.
Trains bS COLUMBUS timeseven minutes faster than
Cincinnati time
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
sid all information Cincinnati plea,e apply at The
little MIA a - Covington ard eNtngtCn ce, No
House, the ODD once, south RToad-
and front, opposite Spencer House the Eastern
DrICt J. IIRAND supeTlntSndent-
4. =. FULLER. General T,rk,t Agent.
TIE oMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers at all tn :
prnc7a hotels for zach ana By leaving d.
the ofcrs, call for passe
gers n all parts OF the city, without iail.
noyl5 n.B hU,sGiES. Coni-cto-.
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nNE OF he prette-t places in he cy-hishiy mproy.
~ ed and a mot plez mt locat Ca soon
this l. YER de irable pr perry. BOYD Co.
janl4-f
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CarretIpgs aud OIL Cloths.
StapIe Goods.

We ually large lot Of AL kinds Of nomestc
goods FeschPd nd BroV Cottors ool union and cot
ton cottC for servants in gr'at variety
HEAVY goods for house and field servants FTDs Cling
fams HOSIERY loves in short thing in our line,
and rces IL at cannot fail TO give taisfaction.
O. McSAIRY 4 CO.
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Dress Goods.

Together With endless variety ~ rnsd'u" ann ~"
prced SHks n F'ounrpr. pfe -Ors, End nv re -arn
IN plsn paid s'-iped ha-aderes. also sa'r-fare
and 5o1t'eviIed Nerrc C>-hr,sre- Great v'''e'v
Of all nd Trcn pIsid. rousSeaines, and every
hing nd deer in
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CIoaks. ShawIs and Scarfs.
Iaces and EmbrOideries.
House Furnishings.

1oi 10 hv ~ 1c nv IA. 10 nv 10 a. Na~'ask Ta-
bIe e. Ia ga and 1n-4 Table pa~ as nv tie vard
AN siz@s "nored worl Tr'on and Cotton Table cloths
PiaS sri' e4 Tnnetes Nan ins to0e'her With AZ tnds
D'arers Toweiings Marseile Qu.. &C.. &C. tso all
wdths cotton and linen sheetings Pillow Linens, Domes-
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Elegant Satin LANES r a coIors, with trimmings 10
match Prps in hirty coors, With 7rirr mrs 10
match. Mrsln Curtains; all WOOL rnio and
cotton Damssks in variety, together with Coz nces
Curtain Pins nd papds
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-23

PRINTING Both SIDES AT 0xoE.-Au
extra of the New York Sun. On experimeu.
tai number. has just been issued from
the Sun office. printed on both sides aas
once. The sun says the invention by
which this marvel was achieved. has
been patented by NJ. 8. Beach, and con-
sists OF an improvement on Hoes "last
FAST" by which thu second form takes
the place of the balance weight. on the
type drum. The sheet. after being prin.
ted on one side, in the usual way, is i'm.
mediately drawn back aud printed on
the other side. from this second FORM
One special advantage gained is in
this drawing back the sheet without check.
ing or changing the ordinary motion Of
any part of the press. The speed Of the
press thus remains uudiminishad, wkiIe
tho amount OF work done by its double
Some time ago Mr.. Beach offered prize
of s 900 to any person who would in
vent press to print both sides at once.
together with some other improvements
connected with printing apparatus, and
strange to say, he is the irst tnan to claim
the reward for having invented the press
to do it on.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-23
For he Reaister:
Honors to Capt. Scott.

"oHoIs 10 SapLs scott.
Monday. the 18th. was a gala day ON
the N. w. Va. Railroad. The numerous
friends of Capt. Scott. as a mark of their
regard for his worth. presented him at
different stations a set Of beautiful flags.
and wreaths for his train. Bridgeport,
Clarksburg. West union. EIlenboro. Corn.
wallis. Cairo. and Claysville. We'd with
each other in this display. AT westunion
where the train stopped few minutes. a
large assembly of ladies and gentlemen
witnessed the presentation of their flag.
1t was accepted by Jas. ,Mathewson, ESQ.
of Adams Express Company. who respond.
ed in the following brief but eloquent re-
marks:
LADIES AND GEsrLEMEs:-It is a most
beautiful and appropriate custom, and
one which is more generally observed in
our own, than in any country. for nation
or State. or community to testify to
the services of the deserving in some
more singnsl and substantial manner.
than by mere empty unmeaning praise
wherever, an unainching fidelity TO duty.
is found, whether in the camp. in the
forum, or 10 the more humble walks of
life, this laudable custom most happily
prevails. You have met for the purpose Of
COMMUNICATING and observing. this beau,
tiful custom to-day, and il becomes INV
pleasing duty on this occasion, as the
chosen organ Of Capt. Scott, the honor
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-23
The Contested Election for Clerk o.
the County Court.

AS many false reports have been circu,
lated throughout the county in regard to
this case, we deem it due to truth and to
the party these reports are intended to
injure, to disabuse the public mind and
briefly state the facts in the case:
The trial of the case commenced on
Monday and was continued till Saturday,
with about the usual amount of other bus.
mess being done in the mean time. The
Court at first proceeded to examine the
votes that were contested on each side, but
before this examination was concluded. bv
general consent. it took up the case OF
the Shinnston poll. This was found to be
irregular, informal and Illegal" After
this question was settled, and upon the
announcement by the Court that it would
follow the precedent set by the Legisla
ture. OF ordering a new election where a
poll was set aside. and it being known
that any further Investigation would not
change the result. both parties refrained
from pressing the matter any further, and
a new election was ordered to take place
on the first Thursday in September next.
The decisions of the Court, as far as
they went. left decided majority of the
votes legally cast at the last election, for
W. P. Cooper. the Democratic candidate.
Much has been said about the expense
OF this contest to the county. and labor
ed effort is being made to misplace its rev
sponsibility. Upon careful calculation,
the expense will be found to be less than
500. including every thing. which is a
small price to pay for the maintenance Of
the purity of the elective franchise, which
all hold so dear; and much less than it
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-23

THE NEXT GeyERsos.-Next spring
another Governor Of Virginia is to be
elected and already the relative merits Of
different individuals, who are supposed to
be candidates for this Office, are being
discussed. Hons. John Letcher and G.
J. Faulkner seem to be the most promi>
ment candidates. The Kanawha Valley
Star recommends Hon. John w. Broken.
brough. Of course there will be con-
vention to nominate Democratic candi>
dates for Governor. Lieut.. Governor and
Attorney General. and whoever receives
the nominations will undoubtly be cleo
ted.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-23

DEATH OF GENERAL Qu1rMAN.-The
telegraph brings us tho announcement OIL
the death of General John A. Quitman,
OF Mississippi. The deceased was about
60 years OF age. and native of Duchess
county. New York, where his father was
the pastor Of Dutch Reformed church,
In early life he emigrated to the South,
and became a Mississippi planter. His
brilliant services on the field, in the Mex-
lean war. under the appointment of Pres
ident Polk as major general, are we'll
known to the whole country. In 1855 he
was elected member of Congress, and
last fall reelected without opposition.
As chairman Of the committee on mill
tary affairs in the House for the last three
sessions. his services have been generally
acknowledged as invaluable. Quiet and
in his manners. though stern
and inaexible in his opinions. he COM
handed the universal respect of his
fellow members. In his death the
country loses valued and tried soldier
and an honest and faithful statesman.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-23

FURTHER FROM THE UTAH ARMr.-A
letter in the St. Louis Democrat, dated
"head- quarters Of the sixth column, camp
on Big Blue, July 3D." states that the
murderer of Lieutenant Magruder had
been tried and acquitted by the citizens
Of MarysvllIe. Subsequently Lieutenants
Crittenden and Ingraham. with seventy.
i've men. were sent in pursuit of the MUIR
derer, but failed to find him. The letter
adds:
On the 20 Lieut.. Magruder was buried
The whole of the 9th column turned
out and followed his remains in solemn
funeral procession. Dr.. J. R. Smith Off
clated as chaplain in the funeral service.
The last resting place of the deceased is
on the point of considerable eminence,
overlooking the surrounding country.
To-day they are erecting large stone
mound over the grave.
This morning there was about sixty
persons on the sick report. Nearly every
case was the dysensery. and nearly every
patient was a raw recruit, fresh from citi.
zen life.
A few nights since drunken row oc-
Cured at liquor shanty near by. in
which several teamsters were horribly
mutilated-almost literally cut to pieces.
None of them, however. are quite dead,
although in a critical condition. The
same night. am informed. a soldier be.
longing to the fifth column, which is al
so encamped over the river, was shot
dead. The night after wagon master Of
an OK team shot one OF his OK drivers
through the head. Last night two
teamsters of mule train were badly
wounded by pistol shots fred by OK dri-
vers. These deeds of horror are all at
tributed to the influence of liquor.
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w 1t will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns that Messrs. Mabie &
Crosby announce a number of other ex-
hibitions of their French and American
Circus. The citizens of all our adjoining
counties will have an opportunity Of wit
Messing their performance at Pruntytown,
Philippi. Beverly. Buckhannon. Weston,
and West Union, besides Milford and Ne "
Salem in this county.
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ed recipient. to accept at your hands this
beautiful gift. and to express to you his
heartful emotions at this manifestation Of
your kinddess. This beautiful token of
your regard he viii ever cherish. This
pure offering of friendship, this heartful
tribute to his worth, he will hold in fond
remembrance SO long as memory can find
a place in the human heart. Permit me
again on behalf of Capt. Scott, to convey
bis acknowledgements to the ladies and
gentlemen of West Union.
The train then moved on amidst shouts
of applause. to NEE. the same demonstra-
ton at other places.
Col. Adams responded to the presen-
tation at Claysyille in well timed. and
appropriate speech. which we regret, we
~ ssa7 asiA PASSENGER.