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TERMS OF THE TRRAFT.

fhe Paris Ds6ats gives the following explanations
Of what II cOneeiges to Be the most probable ar
Tangemsnt Of the Italian States under the new or
ganizatiOn: ss,asa 81, ss as 5s.,,s {
IA comparison Of the dispatches By which tbs
Emperor Napoleon made known the basis Of peace
adopted at Villafranca with that BY which the En-
peror OF Austria communicated the same event to
his subjects gives complets idea Of the two stpu-
latlons made By the two soversigns. While inform
ing US that Austria is to retain Yenetia the French
dispatch did not indicate what would be the new
frontier between Piedmont and Austris The Aus,
trian dispsteh mentions the lins Of the Mincio,s
which removes all uncertainty as to the fate Of
Pesehiera and Msntus, which remsia In the hands
Of Austria The French dispatch said nothing Sbout
the duchies snd the Empsrors Preclama ration TO the
army OF Italy only alluded to them in speaking Of
the governments which had kept aleof from the
movement, or we're recalled into their possessions
The Austrian dispatch expressly stpulates the res
toration Of the sOvereigns Of Tuscany and Modena
"The dispatch does not mention the Duehess-Re-
gent Of Parma, but il appears 10 Us 90 much less
probable that she is not included In the general re-
storaton, thai OF all the soVeTeig8s restored the
Duchess Regent ia the who will experience the
least embarrassment 10 again meeting her people.
Lastly, the Austrian dispatch does not represent the
establishment of confederation as an ACCOMPLISHED
fact, but merely states that Austria agrees with
France In promoting the formation of an Italian
ooa.eusIatlou. Ahe etPhi2lon mus becomes per-
fecty integible for It suggests tha. the assent Of
the States which are to enter into the proposed con-
federation will be applied for and they eannot be
regarded Is definitely engaged By arrzneemenis in
which they have hitherto had no share. Admitting,
therefore, in conformity With the opinion of great
number Of persons. that there win be ne Congress-
and that Europe win not be called On 10 give an
opinion on the basis adopted at YIllafrAnoa there
still remain great number of questions to be
solved between Austria and France on the one hand
and certain Italian sGTsreigns on the other Bot
that Is work which the rest Of Europe, II such be
their pleasure, may very properly leave to the par
ties who signed the preliminsries at Yillsfranca,
and TO Italy, whose Reorganization they have under
taken together. "a
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MeLKANs VOLCANIC e.L LINIMENr.

~ ~ DEsI I'M III u u WOnLDs
Tha eNLT szfs sad certain cure ar Cancers, PI-.
TunGrs, s~-ilsss. aRl ByOnchels Goitre. Paraly-
-. SeErAsis HsSks-ss sf he Muscles. Chronic or
nhanialxto-y ihi-um1i'z Stiffness Of the Juints
cOu,rsrted Muscles 1igAnisnfs Earachs or Tsoth-
ache, Bruises, Sprsns. Wounds. Fresh Cuts Ulcers
RsveT sores. czkrd breasts, Sore Nippies Burma
Scsids, S0rs Threat asy Inflammation or Pain ne
dBfeTsnea how savers. how long the disease may
hare existed NeLEASs CsLKBEATED G,SI4ENF Is a
certain rsmSdy.
ThsnsaRds pf human i,sinss have been saTe-I = life
q d-crrpiits aud misery hy t!lo VI TIA inralu
a@ls niedlcins.
MeLeans VOIcsuis Oil Eminent
WIZ rcllsVs PAL. anust insiAutaaeously and II VIZ
cleanse rHrify, snd heal AS foulest sores in an in
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!. H. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.


For sale wholesale and retail I'm Nashville,
Tennessee st Proprietor prices By Berry Demovle, g.
Hendersho snd e O. Brown, snd By respectable Drug
gist in the Bnited States ( feb27 59-dtwly
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STREET, KING g. Co.,
ATT ORNEYS AT LAW,
LAND, COLISCrIOE, AND H
9EYERAL EN7S,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
VNTILL practice the Supreme and inferior Courts
Wv Nebraska buy and sell Land srsns enter land time
give special attention making selections Of lands in Nebrask
those wishing good and desirable locations invest for stAn
dealers reasonable es pay taxes furnish abstracts Of
and titles short notice. buy and sell lands, town lots knd al
kinds Of real estate and 1oa General Agency business
REJEREECEs.
E W. 8. Gilman, Banker, New Yorkcity.
Converse, Harding Co., Boston, Mass.
G. HibbaTd, suptN. Y, Genital Railroad, AlbsnF, M.
Gen. Leslie COOmbs, Lexington, Kentucky
Hon. Francis B. Rogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver 4 Co. do do
DIR. J 8. Young, do do
Gov. W. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hoo. Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas, Thompson & Co., st. Louis, Mo. sr
McGeric, Chitter1en Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
Vim. Sewer & Co B ankers, 0scaooss, Iowa
Baldwin, Dcdge Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago Illinois.
W. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. luz
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. FlanneIs
DALI. GIBBONS = CO..
ss aANovEH srREET, BALramonz,
selling s.a,sE .lHusrs
FLAN N e L s.
North Andovsr MIIIs,
Ballard vale Company, at
I b. saxony Wsolsn Conpany,
ag Ress Hoazsss 9r., aaa Baneroft's.
"a snd 81 White, Scarlet aai YslsE-- -
4 sFiannels aad DOmetts,
set kLso.1 zfss sa ssss
80 hale. scALEr, BrUsMIxED aud BLUR rwIE1sD 1es'a
-1ASAz1a jaass-i7n- 81
'aaii DALL; GIBBONS q co.. srss.
ss HANOVER sFREET, HALrIroRE.
''''.s As''' ''' A' 's1s.s': ss .'.;' Tor s ~ m
FANGK CAssIMEREs,
Aeek Manufacturing Company
New England HaaufaetariEg Company.
Merrfmack wooIen Company. -,-a-a
Wsshersd'S Franklin mnIs,
Elm Street Mauufacturinr ca.,,..,-
q
= FANCY CAssImEREs.
sSs si e 's e SaGF s3is z 1T s Es ss'
- -. = -------1- - fss
FURNITUREI FUKNEFUREs!
y x ID ES, CAYERT SEQ.
NO. 10 College street,
w yS1I s1ssSly - s''satisH @ e
prepared @ - a. as &c isss = .ss sbs a. '''a
icl BEST SToczz ss sssgF 49,
e. Sri.l 81 = sSas Sas 3 q, s1.3tsss saa before a.
nay b desired cssa so g ass eas'ins sseA sEeis =
REDUCED PRICES. -sss as.ss ass
us Srsf non 9 ls x. sosqS. 'A Sgs7g sds VA bseassd
na1s.s aS s's y .Ss ssSss nov e .s is
@S4 S4 . give extra argalls ne psssat
saHi Of . s.S s.s s'5f g 5 sss sa =.
. ss':s: n Kinds 5sas an aas s ~ 5 j.
s1NGER's sEwENG mACTIINEss 7777.a,lE
We DERY All coMPErITIog. eli sssaa
Ana 40 a'' he'e to nay s:y =: the sss nsI @
Planters. Private Families. A'.-l
HASgEASEgE
Of these Machines have been npoathle usis
parts q ne si SIN s. 1 x 2 4 q sss
Eo IS, Tos1GT Sc T e5kf II ys1E's.ssJ sss ST.
xaz fhrs5a fer pls1ss.sD go
Singer 5Gssstts sE s.splssof ss.sur s,B.
49, 80 iaa -c4i A. Va SINGER 4 CO., .a
Ea-2 J. T. LOR ID. Axenf.
I 4 A<AOACc OOttDaA lands sa.-.E.a
Agent Of he srRsEr Of Miss
"A appt VII sell, u auction e cLAnEsros. isn6s
Aonros county ArkAnsas the dS NOS stesug
November (heins the ll) VIII JAcxs0sFeaT. an he
Lands IN Jackson county and In
er leing ne 1tsI vii se,
S nsnoe seees Arkans In All easss one I'D va
TERMsons fOuzth eh sr ia equfVaIsut: rpsu, In o.s
e. sso aRa nd Tss years bearing Interest from sale, wh
Until The first Il Hsyemher Lanls
fteaRs sac and offers invited
boaisyte Ay alats ternss &C viii be
H-lons selected
ovsrnes uss perfect, and all navigation.
ssi p. W. MAXEY g. CO..
Importers ManafactaEerss ana Deaiess IA,
TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, 3D.
ESSHETT COPPER, SHEET IRON ~ 40
WARE, mARBLEEzEDl Iron KANrLEs,
~ -PARL0R AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ss
NO. 80, SOUTH MARKET STREEr.rasI
- NASHVILLE, TENN. ss asFl-f
~ JOB WORK DONE TO 0RDFR -S=sa
standard Keeper, of Davidson Comfy, OF
weights and Measures.
AT TH8 sfoHE or 7t ataf
l- P.rW. MAXEY a co...
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The greatest Remedy n the world Tbi. eardta
= distille5 from 4 berry known anly to mxsslE and
dlsnicallg combined with Of the most Valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and hafks kiouD 10 fFa mind
of man, via Blood RoOT, BLACK RooT WuR
eaEERr BtHK, IELLow Dock, pASsELIox SARsAP.
AsihiA, kLDsR Fl0wkis, With others, producing the
Host ihaltble remedy f1r the Restoration Of health
eTer krosn Il Il natnres own remedy, curing dis
casa By natural hws. wheh taken, It's iainenes Is
ieaf conrsig through every Yein Of Tie hody purify
ins and ceeleratiRS the circulation Of the blood IL
DeH'rzilzes any bilious matter IN the stomach. and
strengthens the whole organization. 81
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LIVER CoaFPLAINR. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcB
CkrsnIc oT Nerveus DEBILITY, DSsea.Ss
Of the Kidneys. nmd All Diseases
arising frOna a D5s6Fdered Liver or =
Stsmaeh, DysPePsIR,
Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidty or Sickness Of the
Stomach, fulhez Of BisOd to the Head Dull Pain or
kwImIning N the Head. Pa.pitation Of the Heart
Builness or Weight in tbe Stomach, Sour Eructations
Choktng or sanOcatinR yelling whea lying down
Ffyness or Iei0vncss Of the Ska and Eyes Night
svcats Inward Bsys.s. Pain IN the Small OF the Back
Ohes or Side, Ssddsa Flushes Of Hsst Depression Of
spirits, ErShtMl Dreams, Langusr, Despoadensy or
aay Nervous Disease Sores or Blotches on the Skin
SD Fever and Asls Tor Chls and Fsvert. Il viii
also eIrs diseases 81 the Bladder and Womb such as
semsaal Weakness Incontineaca Of Urins, Sfrlu.
giiaIy, Inflammation OF Weakness Of the Womb or
Bladder, Whitea etc,
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Davis a G AINES, H
W b Oles sale GPOeers,
FASDDCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- FeFefgn aad Domestic Liquors,
Me- IS Rroads Ssreet, Nashville. Tenn.
1es hshs market pee paid Rags Feahsra Beesvax Gin
4a-.- ss1g, faxsssd, and Bacon. al
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RALTIMORE ann OHIO


RAILRoADs E
Great NATIONAL Route.
fEtERHkENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
baltimore on the Eas and Wheeling Benwood and Park
sFsenEg the West at which places unites RaiIrcsds
sseamerss .aEe., fof snd5rom ali points iI the
WesEs S0utl-yVesl and Northwest
Fare New York and Boston ONE DOLLAR any
ether route. les 81. s8al.s a.gIe 80 s.ssl =
A. NJ. .7tl9 f.rst- =
DiFectconnectons made by these traias -i sas 8
For all the Eastern Cities ca Hssa
This Is me only route 10 Washington City.
Passengers By this Route Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA,
keH fsTk a1d Boston, the Boston alone
ether lines 1885,. u 49, ~ -
TarouEh Tickets to the Rasen cities procured via
Washington city Al an additional charge Of 81 %. ~
Quick time and sure connzecsious,
Inquire fer tickets via Baltimore and ho Railroad any
the princpal Rslroad 0E5ces in tie West. tr s4r
a E.F. FULLER, Gen1 Western Agent
.fll1T L. n. COLE. General Ileket Agent. 4
W. Smith. Master Transportation. sa8 = re- lapl4.
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.ry Ellie 3 Narras.ed . gIre satisiaetion.


2 Q e 9 q ] : D r E N.
We sayto parents, d your ch adrpa are slckiv puny
oe afflicted with complaints prevalent amang chreR,
eiFa them small quantity Of McLeaD's Cordial. aud
viii make lheJH healthy fat, and robust Delay
not q Rsoaent Try it, and you Will bs conyiseed.
TT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
cArTIox-Bewars Of druggists or dealers who may
try 10 palm upon You Bitter Sarsapagia trash
which they ean hay cheap. BY sxying Il is jlst as
god AEoid such men, Ask for BfcLean's Strength
sianS Cordial and take nothing else. II is tie oniy
remedy that wiz purity the blood thoroughly, and Il
tao same time streRgthen The system. . &
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, 4
certain preventive for CT oleT1s ChiiIs and Fever
yellow FsTe &C anT prevalent disease. Il Is put up
Ia large bottles.
Price dnly 81 per bottle. or 6 bottlcs Tor s5 81
LlEa-s ae4s ar --f 81. J. II. MCLEAN 3
sala Proprietor Of this Cordial.
a n. Also McLsan q fsiicanic Oil Linimaat
Principal pepos 0B uIs corner u Tlird add P.zs
R{rants q Thals Ne
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WIZ 7~9~05400
WHOLE TICKETS SO: HALVES IS; eUABTKRs sax
Remember that every Prize i'm the above
scheme Is draWn and payable in fuIlSvith-
out deduction 1a-- saszl s1r.itF
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES willie sold ai
he following rates, which Is the risk: eEA
Certificates Of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
4" " 10 Half (" ~
g 10 Quarter " 80
u +" ~ tF-ssst ts le Eighths '' 10
b SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLASS NO 4s5,
Draws Wednesday, August 81, 1885,
e ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN, s.a5 5
IS NUmBERS--Ie DRAWN BALLOTS,
Nearly One PaIssto s1erV 7a0O Tickets i =
GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000.
Prize ssOs 8 Prizes 81 600
Prize 4600 26T Prizes of-.......- 32s
&C., SC. Sc, &c. ]
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Have been sid dnring tie Iasi SIX months aad IA
ne instance has IL allied n giving entire satskBcaan-
Who, then, win sasr roR weakness dsbility wiiea
AcLean's Strengthening CnrdiA wll surs you :
I'D TH1 LADIES'
p you Wish to be hrallly aud strung, Then 90 At
0fcs and get some Of MeLssn's Cordial Il wifi
strengthen and asigorate your whole systoal causing
healthy and lrseircaafun Of hlo0d 70 fOw tkuugs
every VeiH, and he rich, rosy bloom OF health 10
msnHt to your cheek agaia ---.--+--s---
Every bottle Is Narraa.ed 70 give satisfaetion.
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fhs Paris Ds6ats gives the following explanations
Of what IL eOneeigss to be the most probable ar
rangemsnt Of the Italian States under the new or
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THERE Is NO MISTAKE AsoUT n.
OVER A MILLION o. BorTLEs

ihia Coreia will mover fs 70 cure any u tho above
diseases, q taken as per directions Oh each bottle IN
German, Engflsh and French Hfa t4rIl
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wOOs, EDDY 4 co.'s & {. 3 3
singIeNumber Lotterassi

een..r..,. 3, .r l... .l4rs :. s.o..,. /, 'ss.'
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THE FLIGHT OF KossurH TO SUTHERLAND.
rr,o,, ,,a R;-r,,n,h.r, Iorr,.l Int, Is

What viii Gsribaldi and Kossuth say TO this
peace is the question that occurs to every one in
considering the terms and the manner Of the i'll
omened treaty. OF the former We shall probably
hear Of some act expressive Of his sentiments. OF
Kossuth we have private Information, which, as it
preparing to proceed to Italy, and were to have
departed to-day, but the news Of the peace treaty
arrested their preparations. On Thursday evening
they received a telegraphic dispatch from N. KOs
sIth, announcing kis safe arrival in Switzerland.
Hs tkus sssms to kaUs lost no tine IN lsaDsg Itzy In
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LAND FOR SALE.
YTyHE subscriber offers for sale seventy acres oand On n
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles from NashTe ad
Joining the tract which he resides and the lands Capt John
Jones' The land equal to the BEST with abundonce o excel
lent, falling water with the most beautiful building
n the cOaKty, and In the midst Of the anes
Amsre.- sprl4 NATHANIEL BAxTER
LONDON PORTER, &c.
4 n CASKS Quarts;
AU 10 do Pints;
E-t 20 barrels Lemon Cordial
90 y do Ginger Brandy;
10 casks Cherry BTanGy;
FoE uals los At No. - and IS Market street, by
nays BRa sHu6H AcohAA
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sINGER's sEwENG mACITIxEs. -77-.4...i
aa WE DEFY ALL COMPETITION, - .aa
And 40 act hesftate they best vsr ~
rentedfor
Planters, Private Families,
M UFA z n y II Ems
Z IS Over s 00n -Il-g ssacl

Of these Machines have been sod proasble uss,
parts tne world TO che aftb
SINGE EA "a A cHINE, =
Ple11e eal sad exaInina far yourselves, Al
10. as HOR1A LOLLEGE STREFT
xiax thrs.d fer PsntstsD sun Twist eess, ,sea ~,
Singer sGazstts SitE Eazpssef sslng ssns nee nail
50 taa -rlE A. Va SIN GER 4 CO., .st
naI2 :. .--.---- u. T.. T.na ID.
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REMOVAL.
a. y. MewHIRTER q Co.,
IMPORTERS
And Wholesale Dealers i'm
FO h EIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
NAE have renewed Goods to the Ware Room
wv formly occupied BY Trabte Lucus No "a,
eaPe1aon bridge Street. Square, where W. shall be
we keep constantly on hand eonpleie stock OF
PRINTS, DOMEsrICS,
DRILLS. TTCKTNaS
summer COatingas Summer PantaIOOns
CLOTHS TailOrss Trimmings
CASHMERES, VESTINGS, DC,
LADIES' Dress GoOdss Dress Trimmings,
Irish Linens, White Goods, aII kinds,
HtbbOEs, all kinds, Rusches,
ArIt41etalss Cloves Hosiery,
And Varieties Generally.
Merchants who wish TO buy for
Cash short Time
viii ind for their interest areofsr
Ing or Spring 0sd SU1anaer Go0ds prices
uagH A. j. mcW HITTER & Co.
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Il. s. RUTHERFURD a. Co.,
General Commission Merchants,
SO LeVee and &C Commercial Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
.FN 8. RUTHEReUkD 4 co. will give prompt and careful
attention to all eonsgnments fr1n their correspondents,
for sale in St. Louis and respectfully solicit orders for m
chase Of Western produce generally.
They beg to refer to-
Messrs. W II GORDON & Co., Nashville.
A BARNES. President Bank Of Missouri. r
BROwRLEE, Esq, Presiden: Merchants Bank ST. Louis
JAMS WkLKER, ESQ, Nashville. r.
JANIS LUCAs, ESQ, st Louis. .
ANDERSON, ESQ, President Bank of 81 Leuss.
anS-
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oaglsaI Pr.ss so.OoO--risIei.l enlr slo
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W00D, EDDY & co., Augusta, Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY 4 co., Atlanta, Georgia.
nr WllOn. EDDY s. CO.. Milminetnn. usla.

IL list Of be numbers that drawn from the wheel, with
the Of the prize that each entd will be PUB
IIke after every drawing in the following
Ca ConsttuOnas Mobile Rgisc-, Nashville Gazete, New
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, Pauldin5 iss
Clarion and New York Herald iuly23
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-12

INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN KENrUcKY.-A
Band of Outlaws at Var Nth the people. =
The citizensiof Henry county, KY, wish
ing to get rid Of one Porter and his confed-
crates, upon whom supicion of much crime
rests, held a meeting on Tuesday, when,
and by resolution ordered him to leave the
country, without fail, against Friday At
this meeting George M. jesse, Esq, a
member Of the last Legislature from Henry
county, took a prominent part. Wednes-
day night Mr.. jesse was shot by an un-
known hand, and if he is not dead, it is
not expected that be will live, as he was
speechless at the last account. The excite
ment, consequently, was intense, every
body believing that he was assassinated by
Porter or some Of bis gang. Hence, if they
remained, or left, bloody time was antici-
pated. The Porters are understood to be
desperate men, but the people of Henry
county are the very ones to deal with des-
peradoes. They know not fear, and will
shrink from nothing to rid themselves from
that which they cannot endure.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-12

( GaNn&Ak WAIKIKI RECEIVED INTO TIE
CAkHoIac CHuRoH.-On the LIST instant,
ssys the Mobile Mercury. large concourse
Of citizens ADD many strangers visiting eur
city, were attracted to the Catholic Cathe-
dral bya rumor that General Walker would
be initiated into the bosom of the Catholic
Church. All the surroundings rendered
the occasion one Of solemn interest. The
season Of the year, and the hour, gave to
the Cathedral that "dim, religious light"
90 favorable to serious impressions. The
venerable Vicar General, in his gorgeous
robes. and attendant priests in their sacred
vestments, the deep response, the solemn
chant, the burning tapers and vessels Of the
sanctuary, inspired in the beAolders wonder
and reverence. But the most striking fea-
ture of the scene was General Walker him.
sslf-the hero Of many fields, the states
man and lawgiver-kneeling there, with
tho humility of child, and listening to the
instructions of those to whom, it is claimed,
God has committed the authority of his
Church and the dispensation Of his Cos
pei. -
We cannot give the details of what oc-
CURED but suffice it to say that General
Walker is now member of the Catholic
Church, to whose fold he has been led, no
doubt, by overwhelming conviction, as he
Was raised after the straightest sect a Pres
byterian. and, we have heard, prepared
himself for the pulpit in that denomina-
tion.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-12
PUBLIC SALE OF
LAND 4 Personal PROPERTY

On Tuesday, the 22nd day of Februry next,
r WILL sell, as Executor Of Mrs. Elizabeth Via,
i decd, the TRACT OF LAND on which she re-
sided Their death, containing
123 La acres,
lying on the head waters of Christians Creek, with
in ohe mile of Greenville, Augusta County, adjoin
ing the lands of John Newton, John Merritt and
others The land lies WE'LL and is of excellent quail
itp There are about Is acres of MEADOW, which
cannot be surpassed in the County 1t is well wa
tered, Christians Greek running through the land.
The improvements consist of
A GOOD LOG HOUSE,
Barn and other out-honses. There is ON the place
good Orchard. The Farm lies convenient to
Churches Schools, Mills &C., and taken altogether
is very desirable small Farm.
will sell oh the same day, all the PERSONA Z
PROPERTY belonging to said estate.
Va Terms made known on day of sale.
WILLIAM F. SMITH, Ex'or.
lime LAND IN MARKET.-In pursuance of
Il trust deed (and written authority executed
to me by Thomas Washington, shall proceed, on
the premises, on Saturday The 2dh Of February,
next, to sell to the highest bidder, valuable
TRACT OF LAND, owned by said Washington.
and being that portion IF his lands purchased of
Herdman, Kyle and Estils heirs (irst purchaser
The lands are in fine condition, in good neigh
borhood, and will make very desirable farm Of
Washington will show the lands to any one desi-
ring to examine them.
Terms Cash. Sale to commence at liz o'clock.
A. NJ. NICHO. Il. TROUT, Trustee.
Jan. 20, '59-tds.
| ~ The terms of the above sale are altered as
follows: One third in hand, negotiable note at
thirty Edays, interest added, well endorsed and
balance in equal instalments at one and two years
the purchaser giving bonds and good security.
| Feb. 5. SO. N. K. TROUT, Trustee.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue of a decree of she Circuit Court of
ID Augusta County, rendered at the June term,
1858, in the case Of Hottie and Others %. Horn
and others, We win proceed, on TIE premises, on
Wedntssday, tie 5th day Of January, 1859, to sell
Freemason's Run, in Augusta Counsy, the
first purchased BY Horn of John Orebangh. CON
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY -FOUR
POLES; the second Of Jonathan Horn, contain
ing SEvENTY-TWO POLES; the third Of John
Daggy.- containing TWO ACRES, and the fourth
Of A. s. Horn, containing ONE ACRE. THREE
FOODS AND FOURTEEN POLES.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much in hand as will
defray the expenses of sale and costs of this suit.
the balance on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security, and the stle being retained as ultimate
security.
JOHN c. NICHE, lco.
JAS. H. SKINNER, oonaln rs'
December 4, l858.-tds
DISAPPOINTMENT. -The sale of the above
u Property is postponed until Friday, the 25th
dag Of February.
JOHN G. NICHE, c.
JAS. H. SKINNER, oon"' s's'
Jan. 20, 1s59.-tds.