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Nashville lumber Yard.
j. G. DARDEN
nEkEEE
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND BOARDS.

HAVE nov on hand large LOT Of Cedar, Yellow ahd
While Pine FloornRg Clear White Pine, Poplar Plant.
Joisi soantiug SQuas Cedar, Cedar PLANK and Poplar
Shingles lhave FFe Nllls cutting Poplar and AeoAi Que
gle Machine making no Poplar Shingles. All 70 eon1t9nt
Operation. can supply any quantity Lumber OF bnhles
he shorett nOoe and lowest prices Cor the cash,
J @ DARDiA,
naroha Nashville tumheT Yard No. III Brosdwby
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PrOaL
Especial sttenfSn ggsn 10 La1r1ncs Of DvslEes ard
Contents, for terms Of to gsart
The progress OF this Corporation has been stable and
Interrupted hrongh 3uaDcgl sunshine aud storm,
periods eTeutil 10 exempt from weeping colllgl-
lions maritime disaster BanF iJlE established
material particular
During hard ZINES the security Of reliable Iosarance 81
an imperative datyghs ability Of properly 0saors 70
tain l0ss beng th-n much less5lea.
Agencies IN all the principal ciia8 and towns throughout
the STATE. Policies Issued without delays b aay Of dug
auihOrlzed Agenta OF lbs Company.
Bus1meas attended % vita Deapatch and
Fidelity.
march On
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Ao Jo BECBP1dcs
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
20. 2, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
H IL CD u CID M 50 q
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to al ny odFends and patrons for their
Hbersity heretofore extended 10 she firm and would mos
respectfully solicit continuance OF iuvOrs from them and
wish to norm al the world and the rest Of mankind
thst have Oh hand and for sale spend o lot Of
COOKING STOVES
OF VsrOds patterns ParlCr Stoves for wood and Goa
mmoa aud aEcy Crates, Box stoves for cburches HOl
@ Ware Of every variety on baud OF made to order Fur
naCes and Foot Stoves entirely new patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house Keeping
JOB WORK
lam prepared 10 do ell kinds Of job Work, such az
House Gussrng Roofing, any other branch pertaining
30 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE v ORK.
Myo.d friends Of the River will ind it to their advantage
toos and give me heaga2 0ri0re bargaining elsewhere
(ur WORK.
ALSO, for sale, one pair seoon dasna ENGINES gyfn
der IL inches diameter and four feet gOks with water
shaft and ether fixtures suitable for hRht dFaughi
steamer, E5ish can be bought on reasonable isTms.
june IA. ls26
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Bradshaw s. Rutland
No. IA, college, STREET,
TTAvB Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
ii Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist In n Of the
lOlowingi
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies' fine Kid and Morocco BoOses thick and thin sole,
With and without Heels.
Ladies fine black Lasting CATERS side and front lace,
d" d" Congress Caters, with and without Heels
A" {" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed 1"
and Morocco Buskins, ihick and thin sole
Misses I'd Bootses, Z" g
4" with and without Heels
" +" Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
Calfand Goat Heeled BOOtees for school;
Chldrens Kid and Morocco Eootees thick and Tain sole
" &" ankle Ties with ROsettS
" {" Top bO0tees, wit b Heels
WOman's extra size Calf and Goat BOOtees;
Ssrvant's Kip and Dutch Bootess;
Calf and Goat with Heels
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and ShtcF ed Calf Boots;
quilted bottom ". P. %
double sole W P.
Calf gt'ched, Calf Congress Caters
" double sole z. L. extra
4" Union Ties sewed and pegged;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged;
Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
BOYS fine " P. Calf Boots, sewsd and peggedi
." Calf ana Kip boots
Calf Oxford Ties, ssWed and peggedi
q" Congress Caters;
Cloth and ?. L. Congress Caters.
hick Brosanss Boots,
Extra heavy Brogsns for plantation use
Mems heavy Boots ali Of which will be sold cheap BY
oct BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND.
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
" Travelling
" sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
Hog Skin +" Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valses
Also Heavy Wool Hats Carpet Bags, Sztchels, Black
s &C. all the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prices by BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No, IA College Street,
(S;qu of the NeOro1
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Dissolution,

guns TWO pOysl HON y % 500u uIung T0Om B9TVanLs
with good lot OF hed hands, and girls, blacksmith
ana barber.
april 29-tf H H. HAYNES & co.
Dissolution.
he partnership heretofore eksuog under the style and
i firm of Chfdn & Abbott, was dissolved on the 6tn
inst. BY mutual consent TO take effect the I'd Of Feo
Tusry, 1858 Tee business Will be continued By Clifton
Albright Co., OF Philadelphia.
All persons indebted to the late frm, previous to the
I'd of February iS58 will please call immediately (at the
old stand No IS Cedar Street, and settle with GeOge B.
Abbott who is fully authorized collect and receipt Tor
the same.
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure recommending 10 the patrons 20 ny
friends Messrs. Clifton. Albright CO.. gentlemen
worthy If ience and solicit for them coanu4nce Of
past taFOrs, GEO. B. ABBUTT.
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Sundries.
HWTB have also IN following articles Which
~ viii sell at reduced presas-
90 bbls. Walkers XIX Ai8i Is bh8 smilh's II Alef
10 casks London Porter quaFtai
a ufnt.s
rs doz English and Scotch AIss, bsst brsndai
- = PitIsburg AZ, IN 3, Res
90 " fFesh Cove Oysters;
50 Spic8d Oysters,
IS cases AmerEaH Pickles, as8Ortsd
100 do8 Engilsh PlcElot, -
IS . Worcester Saaces
90 assorted do
100 baskets Champagne, choice brands
IS chests black ana Green Tea;
Oooo0 assorted saEarsi with ne usual variety uu.
70 montiOn-
sbss VESSEL THOMPsOH
Dutch Herring.
= e KBGS ans Dutch Herring IN store and Coz sale b.
rah u VEESCWI a. wHUTTu-nW
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25O,OOO
aENUINE IMPOarED HAvANA OIaLRs.

GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS.
HE subscribers have received By recent srrva large
addition 10 their stock Of the most nsisd brands Of IA
Esn9 Cigars, consisting Of
REGALIAS,
CUBAEAs,
CINTO DE ORION,
SANCHO PANZO,
WASHINGTON5,
With numerous other brands Of all sizes and
kinds, aud st prices ranging from $40 to $50
thousand
ALSO,
$4,000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and small,
Of excellent quality which will be sold low 70 close.
Also, superior Virgins chewing Virgins, HavaBa,
and Turkish Smoking TObsocOs, Delphi snuffs,
Pipes, Sc.
A KERR Co, adjoining Post Once
CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIEs, &C.
THE subscribers Offers f,r sale the following choice
i brands Of Wines Brsndiss, &C.
so Baskets star brand.
3 Eugene Cliguoit, Pints and quarts.
10 WIDOW or Fivs ClquiOt.
Feur ds Sslsry anu Crown brsuds
so boxes ChO &c Clarsis.
casks Harmony and other choice brands o sherry
snd Madeira.
10 cases Of swiss Absyain
10 4" Curacao and Msraschin0.
30 I" GOulsy, BOCksrs and other bitters.
80 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Ass Of various
brands.
251( pipes ofohoics French Brandiss.
The Vine growers Co, Jules Durand, Agent "Jean
L0uiss superior old C0guac 1871, and "SaElric" are
fully qua anteed pure and unsurp sed 10 quality and a.
Vor By the Agents tor the sale a these brands
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and
Apple Brandy, Scotch, Irish and American Whisky Cher
q Brandy Bounce ETC. The c0un0Eeurg aud lovers N god
Wines Brandy Segars &c are respectfully invited u call
aprIIl A. KERR AGO
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FREIGHT RATES
Prom
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
Nashville & Chattanooga IL. II.
WEST OF STEVENSON.

First class, dneluding Hats) per 100 Ibs.,....SI Is
Second eiaiss'..'.'''''''''''' = '''''''''' ~ ~
Third class s.ss..-sssssssssss ssssssssss ~
Special Raes for RUTniture,&c" " ..s..s.... 2 30
TOMPETTTIoN between STEAMERS and Popellers plying
~ between New York and Charleston and Savannah has
caused reduction Steamers Feight on through Gooos
As their charges may give above the rates from
Charleston Savannah to Nashville. At the same time We
guarantee shall not exceed at time PRIOR 10 Isl
Of June thu rates heretofore advertised Through
IA e from New York and Philadelphia " nashville, 10
connection with Charleston and savannah slesmshlP
Lines, viz; -, n,
First Class, per ~ ~
Second Glass p" " .-s.ss.s-sssss %
Thrd Glass /" I -
Special katest , o.
ConsRh Goods TO gent Central Railroad Savannah and
to Agent South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
Ovsrcharges and Damages except Osmages occurring at
sea- will be prom pity settled as heretofore
For further Information Cards giving eassncatOhi
&C Apply 70 me at the n c. RRilrosd Depot or BY mail
"a - CaAS. W. ANDERSON
fah Oft General Agent.
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Extra Family Flour.

WE are Just in receipt " 900 Bagi aad half Bars.
" Hsrtsyile Mill -Four, when are oaenRg 70 ne
cy ads a. 81 per Dag Fats brand Constantly lncrsas
ing In favOr1 aad gives perec s4szegOn wherever used
We nave assurance tna will IOund Of uniform oua
" and paIlcuary invite the Retail Trade 10 awe Il MAJ
FREEMAN BRO.'S
300 barrels Extra and per Fine Flour IRON hs above
mills, DOW m store. For sale az tle lowest market
price. FREEMAN BaO.'5
aPnl 25-a n Z, NOrJh College g.
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SO Negroes Wanted!


WE will pay the lghest Cash pIce T. Any good
negroes. LaplI6tfI H. H. HAYNES, &
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

'HB best arLce me cy, takeh Irom ths pure
Il waters Of YOughOgnsny aver, can be pure hassd al
fcasonaRe PrCess az Depot Of Broad Front
Streets olOan' Ice front Street, and nom he
wagon which Will pass thrOagh the city daily.
apr30-c2m. hlDDLE, coleman & co.
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AROHHa oua.za.H
WILLIAMSON
CHEATHAM,

THE underigusd would inform their friends and ths
Il public generally tlst hsy have associated themselves
DIR the err,. sna afela of
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ICE CREAM.

lust 1scsiVsd, few more kt Of ''that uznsn Psklsd
81 SALMON VESSEL q THOmPsOu
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OUR Ice Cream saloon is thia day fan blast Ths adss
v and publie generally invited.
VESSEL & THOMPSON.
IL -
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Eine old Ministries

ME want Three Th uslnd Pounds, clean Washed
w Wool for which We viii pay Casa. We want it %
MAZE Jeans ana LluseyA
mAFen WI GORDON co.
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sss ss a&ssS
It'll she lst seeiion oi
aafe Is 1853 entitled 9 An
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esY ii NaV Orleans
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Fsan u zHe 2ia dsy u August, ct
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TgaasEfeE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-13
For The Enquirer
nP RrEENER,S PAMPHLET.

Mssers. Editors: In the Enquirer" of June 25th
arm characterized as "a r,olsnt Abo'Rioni" IN Chco
a." trus. you will allow me word OF e1plana
ION; not that my views are of the slightest conss
Iirnce, so far the present gubernatorial canvass
IA Virginia is concerned; but that, to myself person
Ally, and to my hume. Gus friends i'll Virginia and
-I-cwhere, my good name is a Matter OF some me-
ment.
The cardinal and distinguishing doctrine OF aoo
.ionsm proper, understand 20 be this, That slavery
is sin under all circumstances, and should therefore
be instantly and Internationally abolished without
-egsrd 10 CONSEQUENCES" | have never subscribed
10 either clause contained in this proposition, aud
hencs feel that the article in question does me nJu-
tice in representing Inc as "a rIolent A6onHoHis'.
certainly am not land would not be), recognized as
such by the AbolitlOnts OF the Free States On the
contrary, profess TO be gradual endnc' pdtion'I
and il s:ill citizen of Virginia should support ina.
policy now as in 1917. Az citizen OF Illinois,
claim no legal right 10 interfere with any OF tine IN
s.itu,ions" of Virginia. peculiar or otherwise
Since the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, |
have acted with the Republican party and shaii con-
tinus TO do so
Having been unabe to discover in the workings oi
The slave system in Virginia the bengnant evidences
Of Divine origin of late years claimed Tor II oy Ger
ain Doctors of Divinity, and consceniously regard
ug it as productive OF only evil to both coors and 81
ending 10 the very soil on Whch IL eAis'T
into desert, aui, of course, decidedly opposeu u
lie extension into new territory.
IL IL oe desirable las lle afuc'e h '"o 49,,
would sesn to ndicate,) to know the exact presen'
opinions and party relations Of the agnera 20 the ca
for the publication OF DR.. Ruffners pamphlet, you
have my vews and position herein distinctly Bel
forth.
Az have not sought this notoriety and am 10 nc
way interested in the result of the ensuing election
shall be gra,ifed you will place me recsus m Gu
rin, by giving this note simple insertion without
comment and then alow me 10 bow myself out o
court. without further attracting public attention,
Very respectfully D. u; HAMILTON
CHICAGO, ILLISoIa, July 5th, 1888.
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THE LIBERTY PAINT BANKS.

The new pain, deposits lately discovered near
Iib.rfv in Bedford county on the line Of the Virgi
MIA and Tennessee Railroad, by Hugh White, Esq,
Of that plsceiheir present owner-is, perhaps, The
most extensive body OF dscomposei 0chrous iron
in IN. United States If not the world. Though stu
o;.d in il1tapostion with the decomposed granite in
the torn OF porcelain-which is beautiful and abun
dnn.-end formed from the decomposition Of the
primitive orde of micsceous formation, this paint
has al the features cf q real pigment-pulverlSes
easily. contains no foreign impurities, is soft and
yielding to the touch, and though oily and compresi-
be is entirely free from clay and indeed has all the
uroper.ies OF u,5er which it resembles both in char
scter sud appearance. In color it varies from Is light
yellow 70 dark brown, as taken from the bank
The Small or loose umb-r is the ightest both in den-
si,y and color. The AXE ranges from chrome
yellow to a brown black, and when burned and pro
ne-lv prepared forms the ine burnt uTber ui the
arts so valusbe to painters aud Ariksnl generally
The hurt, smooth face presented by The common
paint - .akvn from The hn-, abl SIMPLY m'xed with
oil Civ. it valuable character durable frs.pr0of
r,u rel adapted TO railroad cara, bridges buildings
sc. The great abundance OF the small or loose paint
wi, OF Necessity render ]; cheap easily obtained and
good polcy viii consequently make it cheap. The
bank Containing it ia admirably situated IN regard 10
availability, 5oth ios tran por;ston and mining or
preparing ,r market itisnzgrh- Nirgini: AID Fen.
.=-=r Railroad ard situated on the sds OF alli IRON
which III. water draa naturally. Twas owing 10 the
wash OF the rains at this point that the paint was fret dis
covered gulley like great railroad cut, nearly 80
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For the EHy"so
RANn0I PHI MACON COMMENCEM ENr.


TRANSFERRED 23d and 24th OF June. Below Is a1-,
granne of the proceedings on the second day.
FoRESOos.-Sacred musio-Prayer. MuaI".
|. knowledge is Power" A!ex'r Mallory, Hi'.-
wick, Va. Music" Annie Laurie" r.
ii. "When Fortune mesns 10 men most good,
She looks upon them with a tbreat'nlng ~
Pittmsn r. Vrnabe, Prince Edward, Va. y"
"Cncinnati Hornplps.'
Ill. Thought. Robert Moore, Meck!eEbg
Music" Nocturne."
w. Great Men, the Glory OF Nation. Clena.
G. Phillips, Nans-mond, Va. Music" Wsshtn-
March"
V. Elisha K4nt Kane Richard F~rgpaon r
widdie Va. Music-"A Lite on the Ocean :,
VI. The Cavalier. Richard Is. Hos.v8d
vania, Va. Music" Old Virginias Shss-.
AFrEKsOos. -hn-c.
7. What Next Walter NJ lrby, No;i""a'
MUSIC" Go It whiie you young
H. Home. Robert ). lsbe!!, Meck'7bb'.
MUSIC" Home Agan
III. Passports TO Popularity. Riclsri . '.
Altemar!e Va. Musc-"Tip top Poke
Nv. Arouse. ys Trojau7, ere Troy o. -. b.
ham-s" Victor " Brandon, Salisbury, NJ.
-" Root Hog or die"
Tn. degree Of "A. b." Wac then conf-rr,
graduating class, aud that OF A. oa a..
George f. Booker, Thomas A. Catch and ~
Sledd of Virginia. and Rev Peter 4. Mp'es
kansas Music.
V. The Va-dictary-A Poem. B-nsml' II
Thackston, Farmvil!-, Va. Music" ~ .''.
BeaedicrOn. "QUI WV
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,v, pArLy, sEai-wKEKLr, AND ~ERdr.
r',,.uiE. DUNNAVANT. TYLER d WISE
TIE Il VI ::

2a,.r seven dollars per annum and At the
a ""s ars II taken tor {. shorter period than one
80 '.. SEMI rekly, nve dollars per apnum and
I. ak months. payable IN advance. For the
:. Nr,r - - per annum, or six copies for $40. TO
- S".s.,lv in advance. When letters containing
y w., by mail. they must be registered, or they
y! - ,,c risk OF the writers,
| H'. '-' 'rrRNs OF ADVERTISING.
NY EsaUiRxR-Eor TEN lines or less, hrst
:hs ..snts and every succeeding insertion t~on.
ss>.1'-' II inserted twice week or three times
-. sr.nanda nall cents for each hinsertion alter
a"- wien Inserted only once week htty cents
,'a a'l',,,,,WrrKIY - For TEN lines or less, fret
:'s ,,, r; cents tor each subsequent insertion
= Us ,,si inserted only once week seventy'nve
4, ~ SrrxIY. For TEN lines or less, nrst inser'
cents for each @ nifty cents si
isls stn w. ,r,so sausles and IN that proportion
!: - ,,.u,s of greater length, except Aue-
,i'e' =, caar.ci SlO0, (paper included)
.'',,.u.res and Tributes ot Respect exceeoihs
If "a. -. ,r, ,nara aed tor AS advertisements.
rsaT distance must be accompanied WIZ the
Jri'; satisfactory references, to insure ehecH'
oa. loo. +, this Office usy be rernitted per mail IN
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For tie Enqu,rer
ROBERT l.. MONTAGUE FOR LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR.

Messrs. Editors within the last few weeks
have seeu in the papers several persons recommend
ed Tor Governor OF Virginia. AZ the subject is being
sgat-d, | will recommend gentleman for Lieuten
ant Governor, that Ia in every respect qualified to Ill
that office with credit to himself and honor to the
State and who, in all probability, has done more for
the Democratic party than any other man 10 Eastern
Virginia. | moen Robert l.. Montague Of Middlesex
lie is well known man of fine talents; and as de-
batter ls equaed by few iD the State. He hss beer
the e-ctor Of his congressional district for the as
three Presidential campaigns, and has met the abes
men of the opposite party in debate in every county
from Richmond and Fredericksburg to the Bay shore
and proved hlmself more than competent for each
emergency. Mr. Montague has never received any
.svor from the party whose interest ne has abored
faithfully TO advance. and il s time he should oe
hono-ed with an office Of distinction; therefore,
hope this notes will be received aud endorsed by
-y.ry Eastern man. DEMOCRAT.
The South" will please copy.
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PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY AND PHARMA
CY Az THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The announcement OF the election of DR.. James b.
McCaw to the chair of Chemistry and Pharmacy in
the Virginia Medical College, to supply the vacsncy
occasoned By the resignation Of Dr.. Martin =. Scott
has been received with great satisfaction. The Sc
lection of Dr.. McCaw ia the more hstering to him
SELF aud rendered more acceptable to his friends, by
the fact that, previous 20 tie election other gentle
msn of very high professional reputation were men-
toned ~ candidates for the position.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
NTOUNTAIN VIEW FOR SALE.


'HNHE subscriber wishing to enigrats ill sell the
q tate which he lives the 49, Kanawha road
in the county of Greeubrier 10 miles West OF Lewburg
The tract contains 770 acres-the whole of which
ole land The soil is rich, and particularly adapted to
the growth OF grass and the different varieties OF small
There Is farm orchard of excellent fruit
Every part of the tract watered with good springs
which mixture OF lime and free store-two Of which
in few steps of the house. There about 800 acres
in cultivation, and with what Is already set in there
could be $50 acres Of good timothy meadow made The
timber consists OF oak hickory sugar tree and some
walnut poplar etc. ut under growth There also nuch
dogwood and rattle weed As there is boundess range
near, where cattle keep fat half the pea vines
and itch weeds, this farm would suit admirably Tor WIN
tering large number of stock cattle sud mules-~hch
could be ranged the farm
Any wishing to purchase Is invited to visit tho
dence of the proprietor and examine the property me
buildings and spacious, and the dwellings oil nahu
some style-the scenery from which is maJescc espr'
cally in when the leaves stained win rosl;
as there then many rich coors in the gorgeous
foliage under pure sky, flushed with every delicate and
lovely tint
As it might be satisfactory the subscriber will state,
here that he will take sl per for the land II sold In
short ;irne otherwise, he would not feel bound 10 take
that price, land advancing fast In the neishbOr
hood in consequence of the progress made in construct
ing the Covington road.
July l-cit WILLIAM R. ANDERSON.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SEVENTH REGME.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July ll.-Tne Seventh hsGire =
rived hi haf past two this morning. q ''l' .
eso.r c-ovds filed the lower end of BrOsln- -
,h. Bs;t-ry and ,he crowd continued 10 'lls'
the Regj;nent was received and escorted L nsA
mory by the Seventy.Flrst Regiment, g.. Ly,s
Guard and those ot the Seventh who .eWa =
home. T1- demonstrations were the mcs' e,-.' W.
tic ever kuo u h-r- aoy eimilsr occasion = rEs.
.lle march 10 Jugb broadway they were gre =.
fireworks aud cheers. The A-Or HOus- q
ot light from Roman candles, rockets sud Cf ?
works. Tnes;rteis We're fuu OF men snc L., e
we're crowded with women and children.
Tne Firemen .urXed out and had boIfte- 81, .,
corners Of ali the streets abu;uDg oil Broad~sy
Regiment together with the escort, made rp.'' %
military appearance. They reached their Arm
hs.ips-t three, fatigued, but enthusiastic at i|e
teutions everywhere paid 10 them durns th-ir *
SION
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rur G0VERNUR OF VIRGINIA.

a
,.r,oS boyiur been received by the Execu'
o'Sa'Wsm ~, Nm 4 MARvEL, altss Alfred Marvel aliss
sssa "dod ~h sf n ffms s s Of 1sSp .sd eoonsy se
-.y 81 " ..r.Irom aud is now going al large there
y roby or reward Of one hundred dollars to
80 49, INTO inc a Of said county OF Madison
r,n.sover require ali officers OF this csmmon'
p .r and military, aud equest the people gener,
b NOR best exerons 10 procure the arrest OF
" ~ 81. alas Morgan; tina, he may De brought to
Sc Given under my hand as Governor; 1nd under
~ %. seal OF the Commonwealth, at Rlch
= 49, -,Ssi M, 3Oth day OF June, ISIS, ,
we 90 Sec'y OF the Com'th.
,.., siss Morgan. is about i've feet ten incnes IN
SS'; ,.,s stout bullt, thick AMI heavy through the
1 :e: large chest dark eospexon black hair WI wnea
60 quarrel when under the influence OF liquor
f'T-, DS proiessiou. Is supposed 10 have gone TO
..-c.e r,., aaere he Ia. wife and children