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Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
The Home Journal for 1860.
soaaIs AND Willis, EDITORS.

4 New Volunse Of this popular Family News
ppef will be commenced on the fra day Of
1anuAxS naxt--priated on tine paper and clear
With tie January number will begin the
pubsicatisan Of a new and beautiful original
wsrk OF 4ist and fiction, written expressly for
lAs Hsmc ,Eournal. entItled
Aenty PrOudf0ot,
A ROMANCE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
nv A POPULAR AurHoa.
The romantic cyeuts on which this beautiful
s,sxv - fuu aded occurred in the troubled times
4 lisa, isnntaiately before the close ef the
Revolutionary War. and the recognition of
sxaeritan Independencs--A time when strange
scais brought out strong character. and nigh
u trials corresponding herossna.
Tais charming story win be succeeded BY
A Brilliant Venetian Tale.
BY OCTAVE rEuILLEr,
~ celebrated author OF The Romance of a
Pss< Young Man. the success and circulation
i WHICH. both IN the New and Old World, have
bxes unprt s1entsj.
Spcciasiiies.
Al the prmcr peculiar kaiures Of the Fsper
ss.<h hass eivsa il world wide reputation,
IL! bz csslssnaed. while several new ones will
xss n 'siaise variety TO its ever diversified
p4gs*.
Gzsare r. MoaRIs. besides his usual con-
ssals saosrs upoa Tue several departments Of
t7s ps pr, will make il The woof on which 10
hsssssr iirss many SKETCHES. SONGS. BAL
LAIss. esc.. suggested BY the history and
greats uf The passing time.
IS NJ T. Willis will give continued seritls Of
/. pHU rOGkAPfIS Or THE HOUR, embodied
Il as jssrlsal OF The prominent persons and
s~sdass productions in the Fashionable, Arfis-
Il ss.a lus,illscsuzl World. He will also give
nsre o: his plcturiags of home life and rliral
Sa.ly sgsupalhies and interests. outdoors and
X tad II more ofthe MEMORANDA FOR
SyALiDS which his experience, corFespon-
teass xi<h invahds and practised observation
= 1is subject enable him TO write.
huy Gray will supply a new series of anu
~ skslches. drawn from real life, under the
lfls of MY FRIENDS AND |, in which sun
4. we'll kaown literary men and artists 'yll
Frre.
A. heretofore, no labor nor expense wMFbe
onfed to maiztasn the high reputation OF the
ks~e Journal. which is every where, both at
kena and Aaroad. acknowledged to be the mosi
mk.od and elegant Repertory of Literature
~ she Aras on this side OF the sea. and the
~ ssd clIe pest family newspaper in the
nne:4.
Trsxs. Per sne copy. 81 for three copies
&~ox one Tor club of fifteen copies, $40 ;
~ tear rate for larger ciub-always in ad-
mues. Address
laORR.IS 81 WILLIS,
E1;lsrs end Proprietors. l07 Fulton 81. M. X
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29

BARouE Henry Hill arrived a, Bossen from
Smyrna Oh Saturday, with the largest cargo OF
hgs ever bfought 10 That market. consisting Of
90. 600 dutnls asnd l460 cases Barque Cam
bridge. tfon Smyrna. brings Il 600 drums and
100 c.sss; AID barqne Cray Head. from Ssnyr.
,1ns. 40.544 dame and 800 casos.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
Great Artistic Attraction !
TWO Splendid PLATES
In,perial Court Of France.
ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND.
The Eclectic Magazine.
FOR JANUARY, 1860,

FOR JANUARY, 1860.
Vim be Ismb<l llished with TWO Splendid
hsses
/. Ths Empress Eugenie and the Eight Ia
&od1t her Court . Beautiful Portraits OF .
S1eo<nal Ladies.
Queua V.-toria, Prince Albert, and The
kAtdsss VI The Royal Family. The artistic
t1tsliiuAsss siz and the literary attractions Of
- assabtr are Intended TO be maschless+--
n14 srtllnsns gems Of art will follow. II u
Mt3&7e4 % please the artistic eye ana gratiy
N azse 81 sll lovers OF choice reading. r
A~1y IL Delivery. Dec. l5lh-
~ Fesfuasy, 1859, Two Splendid Plates are
= Hrpsfakt,p-
NJ ;as4ts the attention OF all the lovers Of
~e<<r ressisng TO The Eclectic, lts rich and VA
IN csatalIlA, And ito beautiful embellishments.
1 I lMs EcLEcric as Monthly Magazine, OF
~ gugss or more, douhle c1lusnns, has no su-
ess< ~ literary tosat or artistic csnbel!ish-
4 III hrtsesxcss is made up Of the chcicest
llra&a. al:ierteJ frosn British Quarieriies
uff4na Munshlsn. 1t alma 10 give tive
H n Tas E<1Ecrlc. IN one year. equals ia
1eo1 msttsr any lhree British Qoarierlies----
Il AMs pxice eli lbam ss 81. The price OF The
gi'c t5t the sams rs only 50, while tlie
a ah1 E<feciic are worth alone 50 snort
- n,xirtY, richacss, and af1luence pf
liGlse<ks n1tlcIes la all the departments ',f
t9s@ sad popu:ar science, both Instructive
@ iloruiiuuo, stamp i as The best Magaziiic
~. 80 tie Press and eminent met say
4 - p>Fts d thn Itud.
o8uer fbsnaksr M the Eclectic is sPlendidly
xS1&03 VIDA Inc OK more portraits 'ei
llg ~ l5,sS kjtnsI Plales, and l00 Porlrait'
- W 16tjo --wotlh more alone than tlls
T " i<tertac las acquired al, cstablsh'it
ls1 Il III axs ,dxrd work an,ong litssst!
& Il 6ads ! mica IN tnsny lilirafies.
fhss ttoa Edward Evet'est.
i Buston. Sept. 30, 1850.
1tn4tr hs us~ kiehl1 faxorskte opislions
- <iesihs ~ k&r rlH1 Aieh have beefl elk
~ - ~ 1slIneut p9rxous and ID sevti
llne 1krn4fn have read il fof thtis
~ I&1 i a k1ents iudicio'isly sstectes
& m N61IN isxoas vsfiety sd InstFucti'l
~ nsakox, end 4fot@ ftif aPe<i
lis S1y<&1l AlosHsuso # tlss de7.
3 HI !. 81 N IJssx xelsssk rrs4iileas
I 1 r. ~ eeantzy lok sAIaaA
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29


CHoATE AND CAsH.--The following extract
from Parker's "reminiscences of Rufus Choats
exhibits one Of MS prominent traits, in which
he was not unlike Alr. Webster.
4"I never remember seeing him collect any
money, or ma &c any charges in any books In
deed, never saw any account books n his Of
fee. lie never seemed 10 have any money
Ii he wanted any he would get me to draw
check for hin. even for FIVE dollars, and he sign
cd il. Ifh he drew lhe check himself, he would
make sad work ~ il. Il used to be said round
the entry that when be had to 90 TO Washing
ton to argae cases, or to Congress, he often was
obliged 10 lind some one with money TO lend
him to 20 on With. Unlike some others of the
liaternity Of great men. however, he very often
paid when he borrowed. His accounts of who
owed him, and how much. be must have car
riad chiefly in his head. He very often. howev-
ar, made sudden toray and raid upon his
Clients. as he happened 10 recolecs them, If be
oond himself Unexpectedly 10 want Of money.
And woe be 10 any unfortunate man then who
had heavy case actually On trial. tie had to
ply for all The sins OF omission Of his predeces-
sor cheats otmany months"
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
ssiS OF one and lIsll-,,-oozen or,he Other"

Now, dearest Fred.r she softly SAID. k
You, must abandon smoking;
1t spois your looks -and then your breath
indeed us masl provoking
Did God decree iiat man should be
climney iue regarded
Tnsn, daring Fred, esit be said,
Tobacco you've discarded"
iiaw, we'll my dear, said Fsed. " fear,
That will moi be so easy;
But like a man, Ill Try plan,
And do the best TO please ye.
Did God intend that tyoman's mind
Such woDdfous things should brew love,
As bustles, bocme~, rrinollnes.
~ Or ps-de doc len-du, loyel
:. But really ifs-whif, whif Whit, whif--
Aud Iuiud you I'm not joking
lfyOu'li abandon crinoIins, s
Dy Dove I--l'lI give M smoking s.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
AcAty FfOuN1OOt,
A ROMANCE OF AMERICAN HIS.
Al Brilliant Venetian Tale.

IL celebrated author OF "The Romance of 4
Psss Young Man. the success and circulation
il whics. both IN the New and Old World, have
bxes unprt s1ent.sj.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
Cedar Rails for Sale.

tFSLIE subscriber. residing near Taylors Bridge. n
Anpoquiuimink Hundred. Would respectfully
nnll the ntcnliun o Farmers and others his snpe
rjor let of CEDAR RAfLS-numIersng 70 Or II
TtiOf]SA h1ch will b. sold reasonable rates
49,. ! :ot of q CstpAK POSTS lor sntc. Appiy To-
- MN ras IN ~ Iu.cribcf at xyior's Bridge e. o.
xurfBu ROBERT Johnson.
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rTCkFR- SCARCE.

From the Woodstock THih Lerios ue
make The following extract. which shows the
singular fact that there arc more i,yI lsr.
b,'' IN tho grca, T,eh than ,s,k,,sof the
61ny tribe:
'On SATURDAY l1'' the rev seine rscontlv
fu'cha'ed by some e our copn,i.curs In the
- atoTJ hr; was taken 30 the river and a..
ctfneitJ Or capturing tb~ fuoy ter,qt. ~
th' mishty deep tested IL W.. d,,~,
IRE" or fosr 'iur' throug' the 4 o. water
10 keilrr n Eu.hs MIL dan. where hon.
aoi- % fuckers are surra q % ts concealed
from TIC gaze aul sais from The rsr,eiogs
dr'igns g man. with trencnaon. result. !
- nearly ~ We cfn remember. the rr.plt
w. - f'l.os' -Fir-t isul. con.iIersh'.
1''''''y " mud second 10 ono snail
'hi.1' on sucker. ono rerch snd
chub fourth ore rc5-fa Grad to,.i g..
g.. 90 I'll
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y i e d

o. ne 20 Of Junr 1889 ANNIE MI. or
on1 tharhicr H.G ,tre l. .u1 Jane l. Au-rr
ages it vraf- and ~ month.
- c.me q" lav ctap.rt o. % ~rr.u-.r H.
grave 90 iuir Arutr q ~ mos uutftun.ut.,
pieces o1trf gu gpsrttau>h y TOO tms tsr..
1rn uf designs 5000 TO- TAIL JOB himself 'TE-v
a'r fa' usi'f. rtrfh Tt"v ,auu.i bear th~ "a, i..
..'-.s'' it'- w.r.l. am iE-y Atr alrtI, l,m. .~t
ur" ih- ~y,l tr come
I"".t Sc par are leaves v1oarcv IN the n me-
'' on 90 augWen'S tie fass. cd fis ham, 4.
t'Nr. w 'foH.t IarU o. @tl.iuy tp snare ta-f,
Z. oar 'n'' %, ir.tr rstn Waii- 49, iog. ,n va.
!.r trcn swta tn o., ur. " here one. a., ,i,
u' ''nf fu Pre- nrish' -tn- Poo Wht.t ft,.y bsy y
sr.r cd. aEf lf iaI'h '-h.fJ tb, CO.. lnirs'r uttb
o.. roo Shu'- 50 vii tc ~ -fnaI a. fs-,r ,,t.-
1t fA' rirrn's oi ltr'r Aurir p ta the ,:,t
81 ".e th"t rr.Yr f.r s'r~u ~'h tr ftt. t.a. 90. o..
i-"' .fr""'. stf it.N vii Co. atls {, a.. ub .t.
~ ue % 90 Tn Lpfd rave art soc I...trtH Old.
sen -0fl trs,sf o. it- name OF Oh. I.rtr.
Dow 81. '1'f gr''s fe fharne-Iv.~ rI- .lr.a.r D. d,
WHICH 20 '"fa' PALMS. eh-stsi ~ t..f-vr.r
90 '.-t '! f.- i.~, ola ilu4'y loved s.a i. o,
'.r'Hr.. Ia ] 60 @" hin lut b. ,ts.t f..r.
'urT % ~.
Ne't f-cc-'rwn On w ,tr-,~ay the BOA 90
5'~ M''s u~hN PAY ~ ego about "a ..ar.
it' er..fsrt w'.. D. m .urt-t fs a t.r,. ttfr.-
'l ''.o's arf relatives al g. when = ~. & much
arch ig her
I " iI-.l,- I.uforr & ustv V, an ih.
r" 'oES ELiUS :. TAlLOR. In it.4-.h
- ih- - ut n~arih- ShauHii' NJ rn,,,-
o. i'o 'oon g." " NALtNpA JOHNSON
PIT. "o.-d } ap'nu IN me sUib yrat = n.f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-14

iavsfsd ~ Csspoi led hs. CIV
e"uni'F, tai have silva
unp~rsh.tis eiotv srd
eouhu'og sod parting
t'ss-Sa
No =. Tee tfsr.'--- .N-ba,. With iov con
>efv'fiV' freedom " t,f, vsf - puftftuU dawn H.
iun'nes the oiseA sisht a i.pn'>r,
Ar ials Lag StHe
Sc1. 7ts RFrr'c-fos,tc PrsoP'- feurced
- tie ~snis suS btgft~ - msa ~ iu.h y. ~ tue
Snd o. 81 gotstum-nts. an say. th- ~ IA ~sr-s
~ anafeAv. Ihir-Csrf. 49, blek g. IL Jrrtsav.
NJ. 10 NTH E'rn nov ibe na-ae bursN ioiih
wN-rr orc. ~ burrts' Ciotiousis.t
fAit- MsrssiR.g Hrutr
No. IL o. L'b 5i.ss Tie rrrchs,e o. ~,
Fs'h-rs' patriotism snd hlooc NAV ~ ru,hl..
hand svef prevail against thrm
Air P'cuds-f, Ma "a
No. IL Pclifie, szl Ps,iy. Party, Fudge
we've all ot one parry on the An OF Ju,
Ar-Ssep Dat ka-oli.r
N. u W-a., The frieri 81 Freedom. Unjon
and Ei'ens'Sa. Air Ce-,-r tt'"--A AZ Rs
We rers, that the press on our colum y.
will not sdmi, Of Publishing the volunteer
toastr.
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S,O YorK J,lv n

NEw loEK. Jolly ~
Tie steamers City Of Blltimore and Ade-
lside arrived this morning bringing dates
rom Liverpool to ,bc 3o'h Of June. one day
later than the advice- recently received
rBArT'Y or -1rrsK'so.
The Lcuiop Times confirms some further
particulars With regard e. the great s,ttle
4 Sciir-iuo. though ia! details have tot
teen received.
The Pans eorrcsToadcr' ~ tho Times
saws that Gtu Neil with So GOO men. and
twr divis ons Of French cavalry. 10 al abou,
80 UVo men, Mas oucsged uaiIl o clock 4
VI when he succeeded iu forcing tic Aus
tran ceutrc after twelve hours hard fighting.
The Aastrisbs had brought up their r.. rye.
Of 50 600. aud the Alltcs g. cir reserve. Ia
the uunber 81 so 600 ltw.s = most crit.
ca! moment. but ia tarcr bours IN ore til. ge.
reral lighting ended to the advantage of the
ali.s
The Zuuave. arc said TO have been much
cut up, aud the fret Cks.seurs Of Alseria
terribly treated. -Four General. were
wounded and ore killed Some idea of the
number Of wounded u ay be formed from the
Tact that 1900 bsds were commanded at
VI Han for the accom- IN olstiou Of the wound.
I'd
Tho Peidmoutcse Gszette. dated Turin.
jane E9'h, publishes the otieial detail. Of
The battles written the same evening. and
sse'td'ng IL rr-itiVr .hiurm,tioa <, U,sn
Sandman, held their ground sgain.t 30. OGO
Ai'trians, who occupied the formidabl, no
r,iion from which they were Gi,oircI by
the Sari'nians under tie dircc, orders and
leadership Of kirs Y c,or Emanuel The
loss a. TIE Sandman. i. said 10 be nb,u,
eco killed and the came number wound
cd.
MASSACRE OF rTEuGtA.
We have some additional detail. NJ H..
massacre Of the inhabitants ct l'cru-i, h.
the Fsres Swiss Cpard,. for vtic, their
;he PoIe.
The Details state that neither age ro- sex
wa spared Ampur those mlr irred by tho
soldiers ai'sr.tbr i.ht'uc had ceased wr,c
'hrte marie: c'rrir., hve eldc-lv lalir.
'arcc unmarried females one ri, tour y,a->
Old a.. An it4ut Va. ts.,n tf.r ~.
mothers Ircss: aud ,Lr wr iuio tho riser.
uaGKar-
i.e,r,.t june ~.
Cotton TIL market generally closed
st''ly Hrcal-tuf- Prizes e9Ut.1y .,e4!y
aud unchanged Provisions are dun
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This gentleman. vel known ~ worthy
and excellent men her of "tie Art pre.crv.-
tive Of all Arts, and for many years Of hi.
useful life an esteemed citizen OF Wiurbes
ter. where in the beautiful cemetery adjoin
NIX our town. fespose ibe rcveted remains
" h's Parents, - at prr-ent on a vist t.
his old IT. ends H. J. now . eitiran 81
Arlington. having accepted IN oiF-c tbr--
vo'untarily tcnfcred lin during the Al.
minisiraiion Of Gen TAYLOR Although
msny years have gathered on bis head be
Is 10 good health an rotsirs his usual .ctivi.
~ md t'~ OF spirits lie u typc of tho
olden times. wheu printers were really prin
tors An interview With him tthe frs, It
~as our fortune 20 h,vcl at ricd u 10 lat
te pleasure - TisciH,aH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-14
IMrHoNINt.>I-.

The spirit Of inrrovsru Ut .'ia Aerr.up
in Martiu'turg aud vicinity M4uy add.
tons arc made to already g m-a ID J.. luil.
dings
Col. 1.rArr Rom> o. has erected very
handsome hfick house CT lis l.rrc fra at
the Wes, end q M4r'ir.Lq-. Tic pos
tion is very pretty, and command. AZ *.
ieu'i'e view Of tie ~ rounding country -
a Law ef'ce will also lc erected for ii, own
use duriag portion q ,ach Day CD. L.
served for many year a. l'r,iijr. Justice
81 the County Court ari Lad % ursrior
IN that line IN tie Conmeiv -'t,.. icing
well 'cr'ed IN al the dut,,, 4 che -f6c -.
lie now Serves the public a. an " ,ocaie
aud business is increasing on ~. Lands.
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From IT, Cl.rl, Journal Of r.f,.- To-,
90 't''@F l'''
- ,.e '-s' Court u tbs
49, ',, y '-'''..' negro man,
-. anu '.!'''''' i'f alleged
+ a. imnsl r,l, .,,I.5 49,, Vt y'''.,'.r a.
i,I ben sY.,.i.,i,- ,ii..,..l -, "ho
.ng c,unt.., f.r ,o-Se ,;,,a ,.,..ln
terirr anon, ,u.,..,o..
q; money. SrcA ctar,.,,,. ,t',5l ''
cou.to,s,c..i '.l-,',,li,.. ..'''' roy ~.
II uo,biog cl-e. IL ia trrt., ion - ~
Slaves WhIr, shout! be- di,si..v,l IN.
j. bard y sty excuse f,r Lap,,ry in H.. ...r
Jas. /. IraYlcra. E,q. defended "a, 40.
cufci
Wv T Lurru.x 4 " TIL, .s.
scuilcuan la. token to li-r.., -
known % the Jriycr.it. III. ef W,..
Arts. / i, no slight isa.r G, l,., n.y.. >,
the county to b1v,. L,,l ,uch ra,iti., asl
standing AZ We bear oa fl! hand. L.dltlcl
OF that. fr-t institution f.. i.e Sny,s II 49,.
~ ali 'he COUNTRY IT, decree e 4. NJ o..
iahon WIN graf idr1'fy srd carf,,rd on
itc"' tao s'anda'd - a''7i meH' t.itev ,r-
Lish aud f'eii I.1alir bat ,ro r thre.
,r Tour take ~ bui TN yer there wcr, ton
Mr.. L'uihan spent t,u year, a; H. U4,
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L"rrES rRoN C"vEr w,sF-
TVS RitH on >,TuR,iixsp
ttrtftNs

We e1'rsc' the following from he Ly1eh.
bug Rpsbi,o,n
uaiuraiitSi f. .nd Of ,hi. city h,. hand.
ed Is for publication the .uhioiued letter
fro', Gov WISE. touching the -rhi.c, @, our
naiurs''Is,ion Laws as si c'in- our sdor', i
ielIow>ei'iEcus sbroaI. 1t will b. ~.cn his,
the Governor differs with Gen. Cas- con.
s;ruetion Of cur laws
-. RieHN 40 Jure Nc i>5g
To MIs 7. NAVE E,a
DsAs S3R .-Ats,u. r a.s DELAYED prv ,erf, q,
iouts oi th- 10 4 instant
nave net t'ui. ~ ris tofats pit ,on urar th.
ie''et 81 Cen. Csss. Cal.d Washington NJ y
80 aid's>Sedio Nj Felix IL clsfc 60 N~mph,s
Tenn saNtsg 10 bun al, raitsgites "a fsfs 80.
ny sui set -t~mpt ,ou from that clam, . ~
e'sim ~ ne French Guyefnmsut tu ~ % a.r ~,
roc tom all naurk OF Ftsnc- VITO ma, h. iouus
Hhhin rs luf'.tieii9nl al you should voluntarily
frpa" ,hiia-r, (io France
NV opin,un d. tbst this eonr...icn bv On, t;,v
efnm'ni = an abandonment Il on, 81 th, mo.t
P''c""> Hni'fHsn cocitinrs ever rsiabii.h-d ty
our par'os tor tree people. Aud tegirt that
. Dtmcctsilc Admin,strstion hss endorsed ~ =.
laid dosn by hs Wig Predecessor In N. D.paIi.
ment of State. Mr.. Edwaid Everett, following the
authority Ct wheaiun.
The uni''d s's,,s ur,t established the rieht #
-. ,,.,. ''"u ''"""nN 81 y" sfSl
b,nd,or ,I,,, a. - !, -. -" '''' bNtiE.
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III lrrleo.

E'kion Hhrhis JtH CO Va On The IG.b
~ jane, Nv tn Rev i.asr q ihson of ih- NJ 4
'hu'rn. THOMAS q PLIMvER uf Ffrtrr-
- ,nn'v. Nh 10 Mi.> MARY Ann daarh-
's' Of Jacob suilcf e.
u L-esnufg On ih- an lost hv Rev. samuel
S.vc' W ELIAS Eoi-E an ~, May
MONDAY aIioI I.sut,ur.
o. ~ .a'sy morning JuN a. 4, r. -,
l. i''.,if". JAMES T. IIESSEK .u N,.s ABE.
La bIShNAN sI.ui Lsul,un
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pr } u Srrvr,s. Of II,,fi.o. burg "a
the Tenth Legion, Trop..s g. rubh.h in
fhat town n-sspaprr e-',u . Toe Tenth
Legion silimlnicr We hope tbs Doctor
will dose that b'uiea',I ,s-.a ve,iivsi,b
hrim''ooe, garlic arl a.lfoGl 81 CIDER
that the people may Be- cured oftLcir atcni.
nsAle Isr,f,r,fsr,
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COUNTERPART.

Notes purPo,,irg to b on the Bank Of
weston Va have recently been put in cir
eliAti'n. They arc ~ the denomination 81
hive dollars The vignette repre-. o.. a man
feeding swine and there is also on itaror.
trait q Henry Clay They are ca,ifrlg m.
Ike The ranninn
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PROMOTIONS.

sce'ui Lieutenant Wv. T.. CE.lcrr,f II
chs county, has been promoted 10 the Ere,
L'eu'sesney 10 the corp. of United Sut.
s"g'ueer' in place Of fir, ]. cutcnan, Ep
rSp Is hr'T who bs' been made Captain
NJ 9. - SOC o. Mr W. y C,..'.n.,t
Of thi. town
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EMPLOY WENT

80 M'''a 81 oH a. m
A Ar-Ht j. ~sa'eI ..-fs
II in TOE iHUej sac ..r.t.
h'r ard 49, tltirts ,.4t. ...-.h
wHv t- crf.H.~it traus.. 80. i-.
a., adore.
u J HNNDN was.
CO De- ~ Sf-.tH-
inv 80 t-5a
IRt&fNIA TO HII
AtRul,. held Ia ,H- Cr,-.., ,.,.
eaucoiuo, J.h .'.r 1 u-7 .a
Jaw. $50
Gsssi4 Il Nr.f~
IgIi'I
james Surr John " kr-r..
NNtaa : Mhrr
II Clan~,tt
TUE ntlcci of hi. suu .. f.ti..
L si-p o. c'uts 18th ~ .tfstI ...f.,
lin 1857 due 'hc PiaiBtr 'rom.st. L. o..
s'sehs DyicudanL snt o. .rsrt. ,afs...
ne Vthet DrienfAnIs any MONEY vt.f ~.
have coming 10 $40 Bpu
u appearing oa affidavit hisd 70 thi..n,t
iesus"', jas ba'ti- ~, . te,ld.st tot lt..>
her"byt .IuHed 10 sgp~.r k-ts ~ihts ,s. - 10, .
cue publication OF this otJsi. .nd au.t.f
toPst"ei hts inivt~.t IN this mattel a. q, lama
ed that copy % thts nrJsr ~ r.hit.h~t ..-
Tor tvf susc~ssI,e U-.ks 10 ne y frt,t, 80. A..
nes .fsr~f P-,nt~d h. the Conn', % J,H...
pasted At the israt dors 81 The ,oart.H -
tcuniy on the hr' duy 81 The s.,t C.urt,,
Cory -rr.ts
! BRonN &c.
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DsowVrp Eugere Fuller. for many
years connected With the pres. Of Ns~ Or
leans vas lost overheard from the steamship
Empire City. on her last trip from Havana
He vas brother Of the celebrated Margaret
Fuller, Countess ID 'Os.oli who, il will be
recollscted, vas also drowned
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o.. IL. uBLLER>
Fire 4 Burglar Proc.

SAFES BANK LOCkS rttLTS Hon-
~ Ns u'a rrrf ,a - rm,f.
DEPSONS 30 w-.f Of ir.s- articles sol
i much fI fh~t srs4rIsc- t- rufrtss~
M.Hnf.cuns~f shore uIst 81. tnf ~ iatg~ ESQ.,. .
hsTe suy thes i~,rs ts.If Co. std-t sts De-
MftLEH't SAWS NNpHtNk SttiuI f..
hsvs l.ur trra H,1Ha.,.t.'et .a f.u tr....H
hey af~ r.asti.f-i tafet .sreli..s tn tt.s.
,eff. rfHfs,ft-'l ffesr, if.~ aai Iti.tfs
- pace. s4frs A ... sfaI &c tIf.a'aF rs-...
asfrr ~t.ss 80 o.. H.f.i tH fst.fs sI..
gense .fn.f I+ffrrf y srti-fsstafy
% HIf
90 su - crro.Ite ,sF.
f4-f It N.
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srEr:IYo rmr slavery ov,sr,,x

Tie bogus Dem Graz (,lys tie Rich
mond Hhig) want 20 elect their P,e.iler,
mex: year-for what, do you suppo.c1-
Why to settle the slavery question Thai,
- the cry With these political byrocrites on
the eve ofe'ery Presid-nii,l election. B,,
what pure Cannon VIA, unmitiga,ed
humbug
Nov If the Democracy have net settled
the slavery question yet, although they have
been in power AL tho time, had they no, be-.
ter quit tryiBgi After an s,tenp, Of ten
or twenty years, they have not only failed to
settle 1t, but bsvs broken them. I've, into a.
m'rJ pieces a. there are State, i. the Union
But NC do not nov believe there i..m,ni
hs Ne'7p -ho sincerely believes the, The
Democracy run settle the slavery question
or rant /, settled 10 fact, they are the
only persons who have ever unsettled II
Away With their bypoetacy
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Ma aNn Mas D,v Srcttrs The Nv
\ "rk TrIbuae D, cfcdiIly Informed & 70, ,,
r''u' sources that tho Hon D,ui.i T. si.s
les Lss become crtif.iy rcIrcr,i $50 bic
v ~ and BE- uow living vi'b Isr i1 n-t.faI
r"lsti'n' - ief re ihe doa.hoftl- lsic Phi.
W Bsfisu KY
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a DUrL ,1tn>

WAsmNGros, July - Tn, Mayor n
''tington having received dcs,a'ch
from The Mayor Of R.cLmood tho, g. Leo.
mugs Wise and l. ~ Aylett LaIl sr ii,,
city to hight ducl, and would rf7tally
proceed TO tho neig .Lofhoul of W,sIia,,.r
hHs esu'cd warrants 20 hc i.susl To- ilcir
arrest "a case they come tLi. wa.