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MADAME CLIFTON

rs nov af the MERCHANTS EOrEi. Room Ne. N.
Il Uaion street, IN this city, where she viii remain for
q fsw days only. Gene ene-come ALI
CautioDi Louk Out hafaue Cifou Il the greatest
T0rfure Teller Of tie aFsi Sfe succerts when al others
have fsiied. AZ sho are In troubla o. % her for ad-
vice. In LOVE AFPAlhS she never fails Sheh1s the
secret o. winning the affections q ths opposite sex
soc shows ycu the portrait % your future wife. husband.
81 Absent friend IT. d vel kno-u % the public a. large
nat sbe Is tue hrst snf only ore Eao can shoE the Ike
ness IN reality, and can give entire satisfacticu IN al
the coBcerns q life, which cEn Be tested snd proved By
fhoasants, tcfh Married and single, who daily visit ner.
Sue can tel suy lady g gennemsa's nsme as sen as
they enter he room.
Ladies, 81 to -; Gennemsn, sal 81 Extra charss
for drawing lkeuesses- OF 2a@
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CrAF4 OF -Preceedings hfd In Tire
- Clernfumce, Chancery siis o. the Common Law and
ohanceI Court o. ne CITY q hsnphis, on Tuesday,
September fsth. ls60.
WI-lln AYres, C1mpIalnant.
J'hn "a. PemseEton. =. d. Wifhers, Lewis A.. Teatss
and a.hfrs. Defendants.
lt app srilr frona amdaVii lied In shis cause that the
defendtnts, John n Pemberton, r. ID. Wltaers, Lewis
A lestes RID R1cert 2. Caraon. me AN -residenf Of
TOE STATE Of Tennessee 70 b. ordered that they
60 enter their appearance herein before or within
the first three days Of the mkt term Of aaii Court,
% Be- held on the second Moiday ia November next
tieluJ and plead, ausEcr or demur 20 Complain
ants blI or the SANE VII BE- taken for confessed Is 10
them and set for hearing czparts and that 8 copy %
Tits order b. published oncs q week for four Successive
weeks IN the Memphis appeal.
Ac1Dy. Attest. JOHN G. LANIER
Clerk and Master.
Williams = NcKisi-E. snaI : Foais, s,rcito1s for
comuiainanls ss1sIaa4w
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PoLITIcAL NEws.-ONsHA, n. T., October
5.-A iarga meeting % boilers from the Dem
oorstic -i,ket was held here last night, which
was addressed BY Hon. Andrew J.. Housscom,
William = Bsugh and sthers.
NJ Hausecom charged some OF the candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket with corruption
and malfeasance In Office, and denounced them
as traitors TO popular sovereignty.
CHICAGO. October5.-Tbe number in attend
ance at the mass meeting Of the Democracy
to-day is fully equal 10 thai OF the Seward
demonstration on Monday last. Delegations
are present from various parts OF the State.
The PROCESSION formed az twelve o'clock, ard
escorted Mr.. Douglas TO Union park, where be
spoke for 40 hour and a half.
lie torch-iight procession tonight was a
grand affair. Speeches were made at the court
house, and also from the balcony Of the Ire
mont house, bY Gen. Dodge Of Iowa, Senator
Stuart u Michigan, and o.hers.
q A d0En,esst' poet has written an i'm
mense poem on nature which commences:
wiVzse, wizEc. roIyrag.
Pretty slol yoIII b. q frag"
It wouldn't Be a bad motto Tor the Wide
Auakes.
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u We desire 20 have categorical and un-
eguivocsI answers IRON the Memphis .fralauobe
to the following questions, to which, as yet, no
satisfactory Te7lies have been given:
FIRST. Is the election Of ABEAHAz
LINCOLN to The Presidency Of the United
States, in your opinion, a sufficient cause for
a dissolution OF the Uaion, or The secession IT
any or an Of the Southern S.stss2
Secondly. n. in the event Of Lrscols',
consritu iousi election, any one State Of this
corfsdeTscy secedss for that reason alone,
would you favor the employment Of the pow
ere Of the general Government to- enforce its
laws vi I'm Der limi-s5
DO you believe that a southern man
can bold ofhcs under a B-ack-Republicau Ad-
ministrsbon without sslf-disgrsce2 and f 80.
would you bold one yourself?
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=. NNNNNIUAN u AIIs
COMPLEMENTARY TICKETS can b. had BY in nted
ruesE Ga appuc1iion % the secretary. al bis once.
or AZ ne Pair s7oznfss and also % tie city press.
Entries can Be made 90 any time daring tie ensuing
week, az ne secreary's ofcc IN the city.
Oncers af the Agricultural ald Mechanical associe-
tious, members o. me pres, cergymeu and judges named
IN our pamphlets. are resp aclfuily invited 70 attend the
Pair.
TIE Fair viz cpnmencs on TUESDAY. he 9Th Of Oc-
ioosr nert, win ne Erand contest. b. military com-
1sniez, nr TIE Eieid Fl1r.
=. D. L. STEWART, secrstsry.
OEces G rner rhiri and Courfrtrrstt
selO--E henrhis.
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-rICKETsI TICKETSII TICKETstl

=
rICKETsg TICKETstE TICKETsti!
We desire in time to admonish our FRIENDS in
al portions o. the State Of tie importance Of
supplying themselves with election tickets.
They should be secured and die .disd at
once, else many hundreds Of votes may be lost
TO our cause. We shall endeavor 10 be pre-
pared to furnish tickets from and after this
tste theIsts Of g per thousand. We
desire that an orders should be sent in as
promptly as possible. accompanied WITH the
money.
GIVE defy any nan in Tennessee TO read
the answers OF the .fBalaaohe to our questions
and tel which side Of The "fenees it's on.
Neighbor, we would like very much to borrow
that bE4 10 represent your present position.
Can't you lend i 10 us
DrrTHERrA AND ITS CURE-SrHrIE AND
EFFECTIVE REMEDT FoR THE DIsEAsE-This
disease, which has thus far seemed
10 BAN tbe skill Of our best physicians, has
50 prevalent and has been 90 fatal J
hat ans suggestion in regard 10 The cure VIII
hardly prove uaintersstin=. TIE Cincinnati
Press says;
The disgnostie BY which it is known from
ltber complaints Of The throat 10 the forma- I
ion OF a membrane which increases gradually T
pa .ient Is literally strsngled 10 death. q
IL somstimes accompanied BY liberation and 2
prostration Of the entire sys en-, and I
y others BY neither Of these symptoms, Fetin 2
.ither case il is equally fatal. To arrest the ?
.ormation Of the membrane would therefore =
'eem equivalent to curing the disease, and Tits ;
n most instances may be done in The following .
J
IL The early stages Of the complaint, which
a always accompanied by q soreness and
'Eelling Of The throat. let the patient use a !
solution Of salt and water, ss q gsrgie, Z
very fifteen minutes. At tie same time mois- y
en- a piece Of flannel with a solution q the ?
'ame kind, made a. warn as The patient can b
'ear ~ and bind q around bic throat, renew 81
ng u a. often a. The gargie is administered,
.nc ~meanWhile spriHkiing fne ssit between the e.
end the neck Use iDwsrdlr seine tonic 10
Y samulaut, either separately, or II the PROS II
ration be great, use bob together. The reat- n
lent. as may be seen, is extremely simnle. Ia
nc il used in the earlier stages RI TIE disease, in
Gili effect a complete cure. q
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SIOO ResUGrd.

DANANAT frcm The subscribers piantaiiou,
II Pecan Foint, Mississippi county, Arkansas, oR
mIies shove Memphis, Tennessee, on sunday, he'
"a inst, IL boy gEEhT. Of copper color; aged@+
tveutT-fvn years. about eve let three or four inches
high; euirhs shout one hundret sd 1ny or sixty ponds;
very heavy set hat on uhen Ne left u pair q white
drilled pants, 5 dark Jeans cat. straw haf, aud No. S
shoes.
Twill rige $50 for the above boy II delivered b ne
Il my pianfation, o. placed In jail 50 thatT can get him,
ard I VII Gire 500 TO- him II taken in a free State and
brought % ne.
ssas-i~s I'D. J. NACsAvO9K.
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The unfinished portion Of the road is under
contract, guaranteeing its completion By the
1st Of January. 1861.
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EkoNmfPH.


A FEW FLARES 90 Memphis and Mississippi Rail-
n raal st1-E. Tor which a far price viii be said.
80 AONsARkAT. DCPREE q CO..
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z The earnings Of the Mobile and Ohio
have been a. follows;
From Augnst1 ,. 1853 O. August 4. 1850. .-...aI2n01c0
from Au.u.t 4. 1855, 90 August I. 1858 ---... 7IsI7s
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YARD.
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NtAIA OF TENNESSEE-Proceeiinr had in he
Clsrks Gee Chaneery side % the Co.sno1 ~.
and Chal1ery Court 20 ne city Of Memphis. ssr1-drv
September the 29.n. $3.50.
FRANK Smith AMI n. B. Howard, arm OF FRANK smitb A
ComPainants,
vs..
" van Defendant.
defendant. " want. is q aol-resifeut n ne s4efs ~
Tennessee. be is ordered ths- be Do enter bis aooerr-
ance herein before or Vithln ne drr three dsvs 81 ne
next terra Of said court o. De held 90 the second Non
Day iu November next. 1850 and psad. answer o. de-
mur % cmaitnanis' bM, or The sssda ru BE- taken ~
confessed as 20 him. ali set Tor hearing * psrte. M
that a COY OF This order be published once a weeE. fsr
four successive weeks, l TIE Memphis Appeal
AcpJ-Auest- JOIN c LANIsR.
CLERK AMI Ha-.sr.
B.. Rates. solsitor for eomplaiuants- oc5-iavfv
In Chaacery, al Memphis.
CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Procfrfinr had Ia "a
= Ce-E's oIce. Chancerv Side o. me Cammn1 Law
and Chsu1ery Court Of th- city % s-mphIs, Frilav.
August me 3ist, 155o.
5oha Oyertoa, Crp'aiuaat.
James o. H-iuhardf sud nlers. Defendants
uan2eflng firm aLfasit fIed 10 this cause thar the
defeHis1t. Jtups a. H~fiuhartt IS a n1a--c-ileaf OF
The Siafc % renue-er. 10 b. ordered lhat ne % enter
biz arprlltnce herein before ar wI-hiu the est three
days 90 sue next term of sail Court. o. be- hef On the
record &aultv IN Norenn-r nrrt. Tsi0l AMI ora.I
Answer. or IeE-@ 90 alurflnalff Din. 90 The sane D
viii De taken Drcrnfss1ed 1s Or Bin. and set for hear
ing exports, anlNara o.py of IBIS order be Published
once a week nr fur surcsalve weeks Ia The Memphis
Appeal.
A~cQ9y-atest JOHSC. L4NIER,
"A " With ..rf-st-
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LYNCHBURG~ ~.CoLLEG q 4.

LrNt'HBURG, TTRGfSFA.
UVHE fourth annual session of this institution vii
Il On the 9Th se,aembcr
The location OF the heahest and accessible In the
entire South and the study both Classical aud
thc equal 10 that III any Of the American colleges
The Military Department shnl be efficiently maintained
der the of Mr. H. T. Dankenshp graduate Of The Nir-
gna Military Institute, and recently ccnnrcicd with The
FACufrY
Rev. W. W. WALKKR Nhdi,aa qf the Faculty, Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, and OF History.
INcuRdus G. Mathews A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and Bellies
Lettrcs
H. CAunI, A. b. Professor Of tho Greek Language and
Literature
BtASkrSsr, Professor of Mathematics and Instructor
OF Tactics.
SAM GARLAND A. NJ. Professor of constitutional Law.
d. A. LAsGnoRsE NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Ph, sol.
ology
IA. SARroRi, LID. Professor of Modern Languages
SAM'L NJ. GooDsos, Principal Of the Grammar School.
EXPENSEs
Board ~ week; washing 81 % per month"; fuel aud lights
$40 atern Tuition, So In the School, and $50
the Collegiate Department for haJ session.
eSCatalogues, containing further Information, be oh
tanned by addressing the Chairman of the Facuu
In e.
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LYNCHBURG WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY o. 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS.
10th Semi-Annual Gard.

FTE subscribers invite their numerous Gus.
toers and he public generally 10 their extensive
peto stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now In store
comprising every article pertaining To the
Clothing and CentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
Of the latest and most approved styles aud materials Deter
mined to maintain tho Wide spread and favorable reputation Of
Esabishncnt have spared
In every Department. and to provide for the of all
OF customeFH
Tho annexed list but mpercty indicates the variety Of
PAIL correct idea Of hich only he obtained by
animation: Best quality French mednn and low prices roa
Cloth Coais Our Cloth Coats always heretofore having iaken
the lead In Style it, and general perfection. will be found
srpas possible those sold BY ns In former seasons Choice
styles Cashmere business Suits Over Coats Fnmcr Riding
C1at Inverness Mantcs Congress Over Coats Emanuel
Paetots Black and Fancy Cashmere Pats Vests In the great
est variety and material French Yoke Shirts
ways on hand, shs made TO orler when preerrcd
iete slockbf MenA Under Wear Of best make and material
Cravats Scarfs Beaufort, Eox Montalamber Garha nn
other style Ties Genemes ShHwls md velng blank
cts Railway Rugs Gloves KID Calf Wash, Norw
Thread the famous Mountain Buck, and other scasonabo
Gloves Pocket Handkerchief socks Dressing Robes &c No.
BURROUGHS, sHAFER co,
sept 2s-dts l0t Main Street
TINRlMMlNGS! TRlMMINGs!i-We Offering grent
l. bargains In Dress and Cloak Trimmings In order make
room ior an earl, Spring stock. L. 4 7. kiNsEf.
feb La
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RIonr OF AsYLuu.--A stag-hunt, which lately
took place in the forest Of St. Germain, was at
tended with rather singular incident. After a
long run in the avenues Of the forest, the animal
reached tho Espanades dos Logcs, and after cross
ing pond and passing under the oak of Diana Of
Poiticrs, entered tho enclosure Of the convent,
pursued by the dogs and the hVntsmen. The
sisterhood and the boarders were thrown into
somc alarm by tho barking of the doga and tho
noise Of tho horses. The establishment, which is
branch of the Imperial Institution Of 81. Denis,
for the education Of tho dau ghters Of members Of
tho Legion OF Honor is now having large addi-
tons made to 1t, and it was there that the stag
sonsht refuge through mn opening in the wall
When in the courtyard, it made spring through
high open winlow and got into tho chapel. The
dogs attempted to follow, but found tho leap too
high for them. The huntsmen, not being willing
to lose their game. were about to have the door
opened, whom the chaplain Of the convent inter
fcred, and observed that chapel was place Of
asylum. which ought to protect oil created be-
ings and that he therefore begged that th Q
poor stag might be saved Tho sportsmen having z
accedcd, tho hounds were drawn OF, and after q
time the animal was allowed to 20 free into the
forest.
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MEMORIALS OF MILroN.-Mr. D. Hamilton has
found in tho State Paper Office some hitherto
unnoticed facts in tho life Of Milton. Among
those discoveries are several letters Of State not
previously printed in Millions prose works. hut
of high interest. az illustrating the energetic in
tcrvention OF tho Commonwealth Government in
behalf Of the prosecuted Protestants of the Alpine
Valleys treatise in Justification Of tho war
with Holland, already in type, but not known as
Milton's composition, Mr.. Hamilton has succeed.
cd in identifying by means of the Ordor Rocks
of the Council Of State. These Order Rocks, it
now appears, were arranged in tho State Paper
Office, their present abode, by the greA poet him
self These interesting facts Of his public life.
OF more personal nature Is o discovery in the
Royalist Composition Papers. which clears tho
character Of Milton from the old charge of harsh
ness towards his mother-in-law, in Withholding
from the unfortunate Ann Powell her thirds. En-
emies of Milton have made much of these thirds.
The State Papers prove incontestably that tho
Commissioners for Scquestration. not Milton, were
to blame. The poets part in tho matter was con-
sistent and even noble. The whole Of these Milton,
papers will be published by the Camden Society.
-AMenaenns. ,-..,.l l.....-
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A REPETITION OF the CHARGE OF BALAxLAvA.--
The London Times Of January 18th anya;

A REPETITION OF the CHARGE orBALAxLAvA.--
The London Times Of January 18th says;
"On the Lat Of January the Spaniards fought
their first considerable battle in Africa. The 40
tion comprised an advance from tho sea-coast and
q subsequent and longer conflict In the afternoon
ncccssita,ed by the gallant but ill:judged advance
Of Gen. prim. The most remarkable feature,
however. In the occurrences Of tho day was an al-
most exact parody ON the charge Of ourown Light
Cavalry at Balaklava by two squndrons OF tho
Spanish Princess IIussars. There was tho same
bunder Of an aid.de-camp, the same too implicit
obedience of the officer immediately N cammand,
the same useless rush up q valley bristling with
opponents, the same bloody retreat. II would, Of
course. be prepostcrous to compare the means OF
destruction at tho disposal Of the Moore and the
wcll.served batteries and steady FIRE which the
Rassians were able to bring into play against the
English Dragons Still lot honor DO given where
honor is due. Tho Spanish HussArs rode into
their valley Of death with as unfinohing q oour
age, with as firm determination to do their duty
as the English Cavalry in October. 1854. aud not
, q man came back with stain on his name.
"'rhey rode up to the enemy . fire, and evon to,
his camp, bringing back with them nothing but
their gllry aud the memory Of their great docd Of
arms. Two squadrons Of Diego Deon's Hussars
did this. II was MS though the spirit of their gal
liant chief was with them throughout that fiery
ridc. 1t seems almost grotesquo instance Of
history reproducing itself to find that misinter-
prctcd speech of tho Spanish aidde.camp who
carried the brder produced similar result to that
which followed poor Nolan's fatal blunder at
Dalaklava. Tho messenger, il 10 said, applied the
word towards to the Moors' by fatal error tho
officer in command of tho Hussars took tho word
as intended for himself and his men. and went
off Mt once at their head into the midst Of the
emy's fire. There were two officers killed and
Ave wonhded-a largo proportion out Of the twc'
squadrons engaged"
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9aily Tiraiaiau.

Miss CusnaAN AND THE SrAoE.--The manner
in which she obtained her first engagement in
London is characteristic of the spirit and pluck
OF the woman, that cannot resiat telling IL, it
was related to me by Maddox. she manager Of the
Princesss theatre, (l845) On her first introduc-
ton to him. Miss Cushman's personal gifts did
not strike him rs exactly those which 20 to mako
up stage heroine, and he declined engaging her
Charlotte had certainly no great pretensons to
beauty but she had perseverance aud energy
and knew that there was the right metal in her !;
SO she went to Paris, with view to finding an on
ragement there, with an English company. She
sfaied, too IN that, and returned to England,
resoutely than ever bent on finding employment
there; because it was now moro than ever neces-
essary to her. 1t was n matter OF life and DEATH
almost Sho armed herself. therefore, with letters
ESQ Maddox told me) from persons who woro like
y to have weight with him, and again presented
herself at the Princcss's; but the little Hebrew
was obdurate as Shylock. and still declined her
prohered services. Repulsed. hut not conquered
she rose to depart but, she reached tho door,
she turned and exclaimed: ii know have enc
mics in this country but and here she cast her.
SELF on her knees raising her cenchei hands alof)
so help me-. I'll defeat them!' She uttered
this with tho energy of Indy Macbeth. and tho
prophetic spirit of Meg Merries. "IIelhow said
Maddox to himself "s.help mo she's got de shtuE
in her + and he, gave her nm appearance, and nf.
tcrwarls an engagement in his theater. She open.
cd there with Mr.. Forrest, in Macbeth !" and car
ricd away the honors of the night. 1t was on this
occasion that those marks of disapprobaton were
showercd on the great American actor, which 30
highly inccnsed him, and which were attributed
by him with grea, injustice, believe to MIR. Mac
rca'ly's influence and were 80 fatally revepgcd in
1Si9 ut the Astor Place Opera House; when Mr..
Macready was driven from that stage. and compel.
led to fly, probably for his life Innocent victims
fell outside the thcatcr on that dreadful night
who had no hand part in the quarrel, perhaps
scarcely no Knowledge Of its cause.-4M. George
Tdndeaho0's Experience.
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IL fwith pleasure announce 70 the trading community Vt
Iynchbere that those prompt and eneprsng contractors
VIM Cure sud VIM Burnham, have completed my and
pac'ou. store; having made nice Job And now
pleased 10 inform friends that with light and an
almost entirely new and very large stock'of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Hats Caps Carpet-Bags
Vdiises, Umdretias; and Other Good IN my !iss
am prepared and anxious to supply all whe wish with such
goods very reasonable heartily express thanks
For liberal patronage in town and country
p. SEABURY..
N. Bwholesale bills will be made at very low prices 10
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