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New Wagon Makers Shop.
JAMES BAKER,
Athens. Tenn,

SouM Side the Bridge,
Athens, Tenn,
r. prepared to make all kinds of Wagons, short
n notice and in the best style-from Whcclbarrow
up to the largest Road Wagon All new work warrant
ed. All kinds of Repairing done short notice, and
with the best material Can in, gentlemen, and Judge
FOR yourselves.
He would he thankful for the needtM due 70 work
already done. Jan S-tf-iS5
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Dissolution

TUNIiE arm Of A. CLEAGE CO., is this day dissolved
u by mutual concentrations. A. Cieage having sold
his entire interest to Alexander Cleage, who
all the liabilities Of the firm. All persons Indebted to
said firm hereby notified 10 call and settle same.
Athens, Now 18th, ls5s-tf-53s
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1icovillo
Male and Female Academy,

IEiccViIIc, NCnn.
NyIILI commence the First Session December goth,
w 1s5S.
rERus-PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS;
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. 5000
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compo-
sitiOn and Defamation, i'uV
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and the above, lOn
Latin aud Greek, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2pu
One half In advance and the balance Mt the close OF
the session.
Contingent fee In advance, so cents. Boarding, in
good houses ~ % u week-washing and lights extra
no pupil admitted without n ticket. Apply to W. $.
Galloway No deduction for lost time except in case oil
protracted sickness. 49,
J. NJ Blccs Principal, is y graduate OF GreenevillC
College. W. :. CALLAWAf, sec. ana treas.
Dec i0-tf-533
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WOULD inform persons wapting Threshers that
have several different styles Of Horse Powers sucb
ms think equal, II not superior, amy the country
Persons wishing any thing of the kind will call at the
Athens -Four dry where the machines can be seem
There Is great saving to rsOns purchasing where
they canh AZ the use of the patterns in case any paes
Of the M ash should break. Cali and SCI. Price
moderate, Jan b-tf o. ZIMMERMAN,
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BAIL Ely Il c o.,
Saddle, Bride and Harness

Vest Side 9fNe IuJiic Square.
TDNllE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to the
public generally for the very liberal patronage he
has heretofore received and hopes by industry perse-
verance and attention TO his business merit con
tinuance of the same.
lie keeps constantly on hand an assortment of Sad
dies, Brides, Caring. and Buggy Harness, and every
thing else in that line, made by the best of wOrkme
lie would also inform Ills frienls that he has just
opened lot of Saddery, such EnAmelled Leather,
log-skins for seating, Pad Skins, Morocco, Patent
Leather, Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, fine assortment,
Mule Bits, uckels, Swaps, Whips for Two Horse Wag-
on, Harness. Trace Chains for Two Horse Wagon, Sad
die Trees, &c., &C., all Of which he offers
dating terms. All orders punctualy attended to-
Please call and examine for yourselves.
EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Athens, April 0, ls5S-tf-394
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Sugar Hills and Kettles.

EBERsoNs wanting Sugar Mills and Kettles, will find
"a them Mt the
Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
The Mills are put up upon the most improved style.
Kettles are made in an 0blong shape, expressly for the
purpose Of boiling the juice. Various sizes hand
call and see. TAug GIT @. ZIMMERMAN.
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PI a. MO FOE II II -.

INIlE subscriber is now receiving new
i stock of ELEGANT PIANOS from the
Oldest and most responsible manufactures of
the North.
These inst, uments are for sale at Cleveland
and Sweetwater. III. G. COOKE.
Dec 8, lS57-tf-42S
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TIME Notes and Accounts belonging to the late firm
of DEADERICK LOWRY, can be found by the Sc
interested, at the office of WILLIE Lowry, Esq.
Dec "a ls5s-3t-535l 4SADEkicK LOWRY.
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F E I'D u Q II ID
Through alt3, Of reight

Ys E I'D u Q Il ID
Through alte, Of reight
From NASHVILLE To KNOXVILLE,
AND STATIONS on THE
East Tennessee and GtOrg;a Tah Road.
CUGAR, Coffee, Moasses lin barrels,)
- Tobacco lin boxes Nails, Dry Hides,
Oils lin barrels,) Copperas, Rope and
Cordage, Fish, Cheese, Soap, Star and
lin kegs and boxes,) Pig Lead and Shot
casks,) Crockery Ware lin crates and
casks,) FER 100 lbs, soc.
No article entitled to this rate except
those specified above.
Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled
Liquors will be charged the regular local
rates of each Road.
| All Goods from the Western cities and New
Orleans, for Knoxville and Stations on the
! East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, will
| be forwarded free of commission when con-
| signed to the Agent of the Nashville and
| Chattanooga Rail Road, at Nashville, dray-
age only charged, which has been contracted
for at 10 cents per ton of 1000 lbs.
| Every package must have the name of the
Stations OF delivery plainly marked on it.
Roads will not be responsible for ordinary
leakage Of Liquors, Oils or Molasses, and will
only pay for deficiency of contents when
packages show marks of violence.
A bill of Freight paid Steamers and Droy'
age will be mailed to consignees from Nash.
Vile, showing, also, the time of arrival and
departure Of the goods.
Il. @ JACKSON, Sup't
IattTennessee 4 Georgia Rail Road.
March lS6 -tf-4l
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Rates Of Through Freight

Charleston, Savannah. Augusta and
Macon,
KNOXVILLE, AND ALL THE STATIONS on THE
East Tennessee q GtOrgfn ISna Road.
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RIAaTER.

lust received, car load OF Land Plaster, fresh
Feb IN. HENDERSON.
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HOIotps.--i have Just received a lot OF Nashville
u Turning Plows-the hest made In the Southland
offer them for sale cheap M. HENDERSON,
Dec
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FLOYD IT O IT 81 Il

yE1IIIs House is now open for the accommodation OF
the travelling public, and particularly Tor tnoSc
hrsin,ss To transact in Macon, as ii is central
""''s UP. REDDtNG, Proprietor.
morc,o7tEiu B.F. DENSE, Superintendt.
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&cHOOl ROCKS and STATIONERY
- Just received. large lot Of School Books Station
cry &C., which will he sold cheap for cash
Oct u @, ", ROSS,
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az
90
Piano Fortcs, Books Stationery Roots
Shoes, Hats, Liquors Oils &c GnI
bottles) Camphene and Spirits Tnr.
pehtine (inbarrels )Carpeting, China
Glass aud Glassware Cignrs IN rnsn.S
Clocks, Contcctionares, Cotton Cards,
Casks and Boxes Dry Goods I'm hoy,
es aud balesO Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
frees ana ShrubberJ, Furs, Garden
seeds, looking Glasses and Looking
Glass Plates, (at owners risk) Oys-
tiers On cans aud jars0 Saddcry. Tin
ana Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices,
georgia ahd south Carolina Domcs-
tcs-per 100 lbs ............,,,..... lis % 10
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such us srccifrd in
hrst ana Third classes, Coffee Mills.
Moiasses' Machinery, Foreign Liquors
Gin barrels and pipcs0 Tobacco lin
DoNesO Leather Gin rolls and boxcs,)l
WIS llh barrels and casks CrGckeryl
ndVnesns~nrcli gin crates and casks,)i
hice, whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass
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Safes f! Safes !

VUNHE WAY TO MAKE MONEY is TO SAFE 1T
u and have Just received lot OF the very be 81
make OF Fire and Burglar Proof salamander Safes,
ferent Sizes which will sell at factory prices wit
eight added. Mar ISL GEO. W. ROSS.
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Notice.

IRON.-1G,OOO lbs. Iron, assorted, suitable for
Il all purposes on consignment, and will be sold at
prices to suit the times. j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Listen to Me, Will You?
TUNO my old Friends and Customers PAY day will
n soon be here, and then every body will want
money. win you all set your stakes as to let
have enough to pay my debts, at least2 think you
will You are all too clever 10 let me suffer, and II /
don't get money will suffer, sure.
Yours, respectfully, S. X. REEDER.
Nov 10
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a wish to buy small lot of Bacon and Lard TO
N which will pay cash on delivery.
Feb. II, 1859. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-31
sAML- " CASTLE

Imrer- and Wholesale dealers in General Mer,
eaudse at the stand Of the King and School
streets near the large Church. Also at the store
Formerly occupied by Nicholson in King street, oppo-
site the seamans Chapel Agents for Dr. Jaynes Mei-
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G RREWER ID.

General Commission Honolulu, Oahu, s. l. Money
advanced favorable for bills OF Exchange on the
L. =, England and France "o-'
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ID. N. FLITNER.

4 T. xossu,~ =,
MOSSMAN & son.
Bakers Grocers and Dealers Dry Nuuanu street. Hon.
oiuiu, oahu, = l27-t
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ii. L. LONG.
Undertaken and Cabinet Maker.
aBEGS LEAVE TO NOTIFY THE
Eg public that he is prepared to furnish all kinds
COFFINS, superintend Funerals the short
From the long experience he has had in
business he that he give satisfaction those who
will favor him with call Ready made pine cofns always
81 $40 cherry and koa do, varuished SO and
s25 polished S25 $40 Koa Lumber hand and
for sale his shop King street. nearly opposite the Seamen
Bethel.
N. B.-FURNITURE made, repaired and vanished, with
neatness and dispatch 11S-f
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VARIETY.

1 Ps0NsISG YoUrH--s. Ma said Master Biggs,
~ 70 TO the theater tonight s''-'' No, Tom, -
Z mamma Then I'll go and get the measles,
+ | viii; know boy who has'em prime
taz IRE GESILEsIAS.-Hei is courteous and affable
i neighoOrs- As the sword of the best-tempered
b IS most flexible, so the truly generous are most
~ and courteous in their behavior to their inie-
he town of Crockett, Texas, it is said there is
manageable female, but whether from the
frty Of the article or what Is not stated.
TALL WORD.-Four columns of an English news
y, very small type, are occupied by quack Doc
aebdsi thus: ''One word to the afflicted" :"
fsra long word, we should think.
nBlsl0S.-The most remarkable instance of in
sn We ever heard Of, that of the man who
p all night. because he could not exactly decide
= % take of iTst-his coat or his boots
E DREssISG CONB-When you see gentleman
aaght sitting on the step in the front Of MS
esn5ing his hair with the door scraper, you
Jldge ne has been out to evening party
arEST IECTHs.-It Is estimated that there are in
ai'ei States twenty i've thousand persons who
la.r living partially by the sale Of patent medi-
sa4 II = estimated that about four times that
sr ase their living by taking thesame medi-
zocIeUs-Of course the wicked Faxon, Of the
70 republic, Is responsible for the following
ElazsF FEIESD-Is it possible that she told yo1
ne never loved any one before she did you,
aE2 BosoN FRIESD-Yes-She swore it with
p, her eyes and-and-a-kiss pressed raptur
an az mogth-the memory of which haunts me
delicious dream.
sox I fEIESD-Did the same thing by me-kisses,
Aoa au- Did the same thing by Bob-who
'eel ne 70 her. Quit or that account-better
sidd
Cher Bosom Friend, looking swivels across
-' ''a'sS-exelaiming ''you II hear from me sir. !"
'9ahg blood "a wheelwright by trade) in Sucker
'Shcg 70 tell one Of the fair ones what he
y q aeT, dOnned his best looks, and addressed
us EIse: Miss, can / have the exquisite
a.e q rolling the wheel of conversation around
-s-rse Of your undersi anding n few minutes
1reen. the brother If Gen. Tom Green, Clerk
s'P'eme Court Of Texas, was arguing case
a %ne time since before Justice A., who,
]. "a lliiie brief authority felt the import
s. s POSITION Green quoted decision after de-
ne Supreme Court in defence Of his position
sAsnr Of the Justice was: 'sIf Is the opinion
o'ar' that the Supreme Court erred"
s'as'er Brown brought his ferrule down-his
s = aSasTy and red. Now, Anthony Blair, go
=. mere. along with the girls he said Then
J. 10 IAN, with mortified air, and his chin
Il. - Dreast, crept slowly away, am sat all
ae gIrl that loved him best
80 man was lately arrested in Pennsylvania
horse, and confessed the crime, stating
Il ~ ~ Of no other way TO get rid of a woman
b., "a importuning him to marry her.
s'F Of two evils
~ 7.sEs s TRAVELLING THRouGH THE AIR.-Our
~ -
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..v, yOR ARE TO THE SExTANr OF THE OLD
> Rs,cx MEErINousE--BY A. CASPER

| =, 4 The sas.inSuse, Eieh sweeps
v.-- 4. Supposed too and makes fers,
a, ...s. and sumrnes leaves loose,
as.--- -. 4 smells orfIi.-sorss than Ism:fse;
- = a. Ri and toles il when dyes
,--..fof Surviyfn p.rinsrs, and sweeps psthes;
| -. se-v4s-s -iss slOe per annum,
| = =. -, I'd: a.inks deer, Iet en try it,
- " ,.ssl ,sar-i,. n all wethers and
| - s.-s when the Eethsr Is as cold
- -, IKE a. not grean wood for kindlers;
II I-,.,.t s- hired % DO il for no some
,,,o .,xtaut there are fkernoddily
-. -. ,bas COLI zich doant cost nothn,
w. :, -. t,sa aayihng exsep the Sole of Mann
-, p-,.r Az seztant, mean pewer Are.
a., ,s,..r ou. dor-s. - plenty it doant no
zz.- !, ,srh y dss Eilh itself. but Hys about
-. avs and bIsia of mems hats:
l. - 4, Isl -frs a. are'' 0ut dores.
A. tint. IN oar church its scarce as piety,
- a. hans bis zen agin-s beg for mischuns,
r. .,ue ,ay s purity often (taiut nothin to me,
W., sise ANT uoshin to nobody but sextant,
i A. 80 men. Rai1en aud children,
|s'staEy he hrtsr, up in tite place,
l.. hs bad bre;hs. none aiHt 2 swete.
s7.ry, some 5 scrofilus. some has bad teeth,
| al s.ue haiat none, and some aiut Ov-r clean;
H. r.rF ! On en- bresthes in x out and in
aazss ninis. or million and hall breths an our
n Sr sn- FiI 4 church fsll of last that rate
! 4 "a sIy Is minits. and then wats To he did,
krasn sey must hrsthe Il all agin-
|.zaEn an. and % I'll each has took il down.
sss % t.aes. and Iet il up sgin, and watts more
ar alFHiiole don't have tLs priveIidge
f.rt- ks are, and else;
tanr rs aEe whatever comes to him
zzzr- dasnr you know ou< lungs Is belusses,
D . n ssr Of IIfe. AMI keep r from
!. o. lsi how can belusses bio without wind
h M E1i ars' put Il your conseens-
~ ae ane milk 70 babies,
ursr 5 q ish. pendants ciox-
ns lirbs unto an iniun Doctor,
III rs unto path,
tsEB Euris- Are Is for to brethe,
Esszahss who Preeches If cant breethe,-
nNl Wars PoIlus to sinners who are ded,
Ei<Taat q breth, why sextant, when di=
kEg snz cant brethe no more-thats all
3rrs, s-x-ant, let me beg Of you
sris are into church.
szsie sertin proper for the pevs)
! d weak days and Sundays tew-
= nuch tru1bIe-oniy make a hole
q irs VII cum IN u Itself;
zs an IN WHARF II git warm)
sAox Z VIII rOuze the people up
! Se-E Up he preseher, and stop garPs,
gsFas AID ddgits as eTecfooaI
md N he dry Boans the Profit tells Of
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Ship Chandler General MERCHANDISE and Commission
Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu, l. keeps constantly on hand
description goods
quired by wtaleshps and others.
Shipping all kinds Of groceries, provisions, &c,
4 notice the lowest market prices
II Money vhaers' bifs the lowest rates
- 53-u
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fenlmercial Advertiser.
= the Sexton.

-. allowing lines appeared originally in the
1r;saus Our1eaders will excuse the alb
,orrect photography, and the imperfect poetic
-. in view Of f1te earnestness Of the writer in
nus ,ause. We hope that all concerned in church
..sos viii read and profit
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D. c. waterman. JOHN p POPE
ID. c. WATERMAN s. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Especial attention paid to the Interests Whaling Fleet by
furnishing funds purchase and sale OF Exchange OIL
Bone Merchandise and the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs- ISAAC Rowland, JE-, * Co, New Bedford
W g. 4. POPE. Esq, do
4 Co.. san Francisco
* MERRILL. do HIT
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Commission Merchants Ship ChaLdIers Honolulu OAHU
l. Stone Of Kaahumanu and Merchant sts
Money advanced favorable for Whalers bills on the
II = and Europe July /, 1s56-tf
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PLEASANT RESIDENCE TO LET
60 THE HOUSE IN NUCANU. LATELY
&:; occupied by Judge Robertson opposite
-Nzs.A quire OF ll45-tfl II. DIMoND
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Sasintss Garos.

BUSINESS Car0s.
A.P. EVERETT.
u CTIo MEIER
Honolulu Oahu II. T.
J.,F. COLBURN.
a u q TIE
''-iy haaiumanu street, HOnolulu Oahu
p. S. WILCOX.
(successor to R. coady Co.. Shipping and Con n,..,o
chant Honolulu, Sandwich Islands ''s'-
BrInnn nan psncs Boston swIFT ALLEN Bedford
CHARLES woLcorr BRooKs, Francisco
$. WILCOX win continue the shipping and Commits.
leading articles in the Prpson ON s a. oS 01sy & Co supply
kept eonstanty on hand and for rates From long
ed to offer superior facilities masters and owners enf;
m sae,I b Duss to MS charge Particular paid
SHIPMENT oi Oh and Bone to the United States at the
iWst current rates in first class ships whaer1ens Drrfs
times negotiated '' VIM ~ 19s,t a. al
B. f. SNOW,
General Commission Merchant Honolulu Oahu Haw Islands
Regular Line of Boston snd 'RS Menool, Packets,
Sale of Coffee from Titcomb Plantation
Sale Of crOcker Brothers Yellow Metal
New Fngiand Roofing Company. I2stf
A.. p. EVERETT.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
JaniOns new block Queen street, Honolulu, H..
REFERENCES
Messrs. SAMPSON & TAPPAx Boston
E. ID. BRIGHAM 4 Co..
BUTLER. KEITH HILL,
Honolulu, July /, 1851 53-tf
cHAs r. BISHOP Al ALDRIcH
BISHOP 81 CO.,
Bankers Office in the of Makee's Block" on
Kaahumanu street, Hon ,lulu.
win receive deposits discount hrtclas business paper,
% collecting, Il2-f
G.. A. s. tx. r. POOR.
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HONOLULU, OAHU SANDWICH ISLANDS.
REFER TO
GEoRcE r. PEABODY, Esq, Philadelphia.
ELISHA HASKELL, Fsq-, New Bedford.
Messrs. READ CHADWICK K DEXTER, Boston.
WALDO BARKT K Co. NewY York.
ABERSETHT, CLARK x Co., Francisco.
BADGER * LISDESBzRGER, San Francisco.
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Stores, 1WtIIlnas, 6f., to gft.
WANTEb.

- DWELLING HOUSE WANTED
E Must be in town. else ont of
i town, and good house. although medium size
say six rooms including kitchen lock box 64
fost Oince ASST
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08
Mr.. Wise's L. tier.

We call attention to the letter Of GOV:
Wise, in another column, on the question of
She rights Of natdralihed Citizens, We are
glad to see that the press and some of our
statesmen ate speaking CIT OH tits subject,
SO precious" to the american peopls and
50 trancendent5 important to a large class
ofour Citizens. We fully endorse in ill its
length and bredth, the doctrine embodied in
the letter, Of Mr.. Wise, for it's simply bold
and able exposition Of what has been the
true American doctrine since tie foundasion
Of the republic w sassgna
This letter is written in that dashihg
offgonaF stile SO pleasing and so character
istic, Of all Mr. Wi.e's, efforts, and is is; Moth
ing more than night have been. expected
from that Saladin Of the Democratic cause,
who alone and unaided ,scfearfessly met and
crushed out Know Nothi6gisni III its dawn
in Virginia. and who cxtorset reluctant
words Of praise ever from his enemies at
the dauntlsss manner, in which he waged
an overwhelming war on all foes to Amer
icas precious doctrine-to American
freedom.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08
Federal Court.

A special term Of the Federal Court for
the Western District. Judge Brocken-
brough presiding, commenced in this place
on Wednesday last. This term Of the Court
We learn, will be taken up entirely in the
trial Of a number Of ejectment cases known
as Che ssJarvis cases. involving title to as
600 acres Of land in Highland county. The
cases number about 80, and unless some
thing, now unexpected, should cut the trials
short, We have no doubt but that his Honor
will Be Here Until sometime ia August. Z =
TIE cause VS. Ed. S. Callahan is now Under
trial /; counsel engaged, Messrs. Niche &
1mboden for Plaintiff, and Messrs. Fult5,
Shelley b DOYLE for Defendants. 's
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

The ZoUAvEs. In the latest edition of
Webstcr's Dictionary we have this account
of them: ss5si.sa a. ~ ss go. a9
..'Zouaves, The name Of an active AID
hardy body Of soldiers in the French service
originally Arabs, but none .Frenchmen who
wear the Arab dress. It is derived from
he..Arabic- Zouaoua,. q confederacy
of the Arabic tribes who live on the noun
tains back Of Algiers." -
The Zouayes are distinguished from other
French troops by their dress, which is some
what oriental in style, consisting of blue
tunics, the loose pantaloons tucked in by
CATERS, and the Turkish fez or skull-cap.
They differ also in, their military art, using
their bayouet almost exclusively, and trus-
ting to their gymnastio agility rather than
to their skill in the use cf firearms. They
are regularly trained in gymnastic exercis-
es !; and what. gives them their success a.
gainst heavy-armed troops is the swiftness
with which they will scale walls, leap
bitches and bayonet gunners at their posts,
even before these have chance to make a
second FIRE.
The British commander in chief. taking
a hint from the discipline Of the Zouavae,
has issued circular to the commanding
officers, authorizing them to introduce
athletic games and gyninastio exercises a
mong the men, and placing at their dispos-
al, by the direction Of government, what
ever apparatus is necessary. s
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

A T,TisJTH 10 PRRsIDaNr Polk. I'm his
late speech at Chapel Hill, North Carolina,
President Buchanan, who was Secretary of
State under President Polk, paid the follow
ing tribute to that lamented statesman.
He said: .
You refer to mournfut events. You
speak Of President Polk He was proud in
speaking Of his intense love for his alma
mater. He was good man, great man,
an honest man. No nan ever performed
the duties of his high Office more conscien-
tiously than James K Polk. Justice has
not yet been done to his memory. But the
impartial historian, when he comes to col
lect the. events of that period, will place
James K. Polk on the list of the most noble
and distinguished men of the country. He
was laborious man, and sacrificed himself
with immense labots."
The President did no more than justice
to this lamented statesman. It was the in
teption Of Mr.. Polk, had be lived, to have
written a history of his own Administration
and a record, relative to all the important
facts connected with it, is now in possession
ofMrs. Polk. At the proper. time, they
will no doubt be compiled by some capable
person. and placed before the public. 4.
We know that Mr., Polk was exceedingly
anxious that this should be done, in order
that the public might more fully understand
some important facts connected with his
Administration which at present are rather
shrouded in mystery. ga