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FOUNTAIN SCENERY.
The Scenery Of Western esth:Carsoisa and
western So0th Carolina,

BY HENRY &. COTTON.
a WORK upon ID. seses,y q sSs Bloc BEG. ed iss
January. The iSiiowios win Be iis eostsass:
Chsp. t-luiroduciioo.
u-Asheville.
iiI-Routes 10 reach Ashevills-shs Swasssoa
dh:p Iy!1as Hickory NJ; o.g I'D a..
;Hs Joe: ess Fl; ss v.:,
Chap. VIA Rosie vie wlkesbo'oagh and laaoir; Ne
Valley ef the Ysdkn wlkesboruash; Happy Valley; L.
Ch.p. vi.SosSsn.os and Il. sarres.dia; he Psd.
mont Springs; Hawks Bill and Tsb.s Rock
Chap WILL Lr lille Falls; The Ginsrresks Rock; North
Chan. M-Ths vicinity Of Ashev;lle: The White Sol.
phur; the Nilhoo Sprines: Piesssn, psivss
Chap. x-Ihe Blsek Mountain, the Noaossis House;
Journal Of Party.
Chap. XlI-Tbe French BsOsd River and The Warm
Chap. xlII-Pie.sa., Country Stopping Places; Caress
Hickory Nut Gap; Penlsuds 81 Flat Rock Toe Rvse
in Yancey; Alesandes's and A. L Bsrds The YrsesA
Broad; Aicxandrr's the Swsuasnsa
Nseop and Cherckcc; Piseoe River; f'anka; Winter
Trip; Valley River; the Nsnishah; Cher'kce Indians
Chap. Xv-Pniuesioas u the West, Agricultural and
Nioers; Wild Flo~ers; Trrs 0ruw'h; Wild Animate ssd
Reptiles.
APrxxpsx.-Ibe Pilot Noautsin; Salem; The Piedmast
Springs Shocco Springs; Kisv,s Sprnes; L<sssss II
Dr.. Chrisiy Mountains Of N"rsk Carulina-
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LATEST NEwSu
THE GREAT EVENT OF TIE AGE,
THE ATLANTIC TELEG RAPH
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL!

But also the well known nrm oe
NATHAN KRAMER,
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In buying GREAT BARGAINS as the Nesskrsu Cities,
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NOTICE.
VulnE BOOK AND PIANO FORTE BUSINESS o. 3
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JAMES E ROUTl. (af that Jf-rsl ssd
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Under the 6rm and style Of
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The attention viii be givea 10 the srlseoe and
sale Of Piano Posa which are o6ssvd upos our sa and
liberal isrms-.OH TRIAL"
AR. RICHARD RICHES,
Who has hsd chss u The Piano Dspsssmeas he ss
four ysars, will cuuiuue with uA
~ Pesspos Indebted TO he busiuena of z r. NssA
will make payment 70
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Justice, J m
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Disselssiea Of CepssssersAip,
vnsHE COPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE tx.
u 1STlNG under the name and 6rm ot ROiSrER.
JONES MOORE. b this day Dissolved By mutual
sent Joeph Jones james A. Mcuse aloos sushnr.
id to the of the late orm IN setlsmsus II us
business All perpos indebted 10 said 6rm uill psass
eomc f0rwsfd and settle.
JAMES y. ROYSfER,
JUSEPH joiner
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, July I, 1853.
JONES 4 MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB
H ERAL patronage bestowed upou the old 6rm. and
respectfully announce that they have associated ihsuslyss
in business q the old stand where always b euad
cheap and full assortment Of sy Gpsriss. 1hsir eap
tai being limited they cpmpCllcd In sdops he CA
P'as, which will Be hereafter strictly sdhssed q:
JOSEPH JONEA.
JAMES A. MOORE
- ~ Bbia Foxes celebssicd Csseksss.
July IL, 1855. sS-d
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caALnERs, COLONIAL OPINION.

CMAt1E1W COLONIAL OtJN10NU.
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LETTERS
: POST OFFICE, AT RA.
LIST January, 1859. ..
Lewis, Lucinda
Leake. Maj Edwin
Little, J A
Long. John A
Lassler, Miss Fannie
Miller, John E 3
McGee, Terisa
MAYNARD, Mrs Emily
Nekeson w F
Moore, Miss Caroline
Noses. Miss Ella
Nschen, uenry.D
Ai,chiuer, John
Mclean, Mrs Louisa
Miss Wealthy
Nxrshburn, Jas w
Martin A
Marthess, William
W H
Nassiugill. Sisrlin
Moore. Rev Enoch:
Martin, A
Neal. Jasper
Norris l. Utley
Osborne, Jas W
Overman. X F
Olds, L II
Par,in, Mise Elisa
Pittmsn, Reddin
Powell, Miss X A
Farmer, Miss Maria
Parish. Mordecai
Patterson, Thomas N
PaysOn, Marshall
Peititt, Henry
Perry, Samuel
Riley, Geo
Rozzeil, Lawson p :
Rodman, VIM b
Reid. J K
Roland. Samuel
Sledge, Geo r
Smith, Alex'I
Speight, Rev John r
Smith, Martha
SAUL, Green
Sterne. Henry A
Selby, DR. Milton
Speed, Mrs Mollie W 3
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The news grows more and more exciting, the
Austrians having forced passage across the
Ticino the Sandman forces giving way before
them. The French troops were rapidly advan-
cling to the rescue, Napoleon having issued a
Declaration of War against Austria, and de-
clared his intention of leading the Army in per-
son at an early day. The latest news does not
confirm the previous reports ofactual bloodshed,
but it is certain that general war is impend-
ing.
England is also making active preparations
for war, and the Prussian army is also to be
put on a war footing. The money panic IN
London had subsiJed.
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Preparing for War!

NJ. Rodgers, the State Architect, has prepared
plans for the New Arsenal to be erected this
season in Columbus The building will be
sixty by one hundred feet two stories high,
with tower at each corner, and ornamented
with military devices. The State Journal
says:
Quarter-Master General Wood has received
three hundred rife muskets from the General
Government, on the quota of arms for ouI
State. The muskets received are ofa new and
beautiful pattern, entirely different from the
old cumbersome weapon They are rifed in
the bore, selfcappers, with adjustable sights
fitting the piece to shoot with toleTable accuIa
oy, 1000 yards.
General Wood informs us that he is causing
the old arms and equipments in store, to be
cleaned and fitted up in good order, and intends
they shall be kept so hereafter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

ceUmaudsrs Of the Austrian aud the kreneh
Armlos.
The young Emperor, Francis Joseph and
Baron Henry De Hess, will lead the Austrien
Armies. Field Lieut. General Giulay, The next
/, command, conducted the army which has
crossed the Tioino and entered Sardinia -
Quarter Master General De Hess, the chief
commanded, is ~ years old. He is the artisan
Of his owa military fortune, having entered
the army in 1905 as an ensign and successive
" passed through all the grades In 1912 he
became Field Marshal, and he is looked upon
as a good strategist. He was the principal
adviser of the brave Radetsky, who held him
in the greatest esteem. Its on Baron DE Hess
that the Piedmontese army will have TO taKe
its direct revenge for the loss Of the battle OF
Novarre. General Giulay is an Hungarian
born in Pesth lie is 60 years of age, yet has
had but little active service. In ls4s, at the
outbreak Of the Hungarian war, he was LETT in
command at Trieste, and he placed the city IN
a state of defence, as also Pola where tlie dock
of the Austrian navy is situated. He thus
saved the Austrian navy, his principal exploit
The Emperor of France will command his
army in person, as will also Victor Emmanuel
of Sardinia. Napoleons Major General to'
Chief of the Staff will be Marshal Count Kan
don. who distinguished himself in his late Gov
ernorship of Algeria. OF the four divisions toa
arc to act against Austria in Piedmont th'
commanders are Marshal Canrobert, Marsha
Dc Hillicrs, Gen MacMahon and Gen. Mel
Marshal Pelissier is to take command Of large
army of observation to be collected at Nancy
about one hundred miles from Strasburg' t'
watch the movements Of Germany. Marsha
Magnan remains in command Of the army o
Paris. The Emperor's aid de.camps will b.
Gen Count de Montebello, Gen. Prince de Mos
kowa, Gen. Fleury, Col dc Genlis, Col Reille
Lieut. Col. Marquis Of ToulongcOn, and Lieut.
Col. Lepi call personal friends of the EmPer
or and men on whom he can rely. Captain
Jerome Bonaparte, just returned from visit e
his parents in Baltimore, is to command TN
Chasseurs d'Afique, body of light cavalry
EMPLOYED in the most active and dangerous ser
vice. The Generals of Division and Bngad
are veterans of former campaigns, and thoug
mostly still young, have spent three'quar'e'
of their military life under the fire OF tn
enemy. .-...