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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 81 1860

coed to Syria to cooperate with vesees Of other powers
Great agitation prevailed Aleppo and at Kenis City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31

LONDON, July 10, 1890
Her Aajee'y's steam transport Assistance has beer
lost in Deep Bay, Bong Kong and the French ship RENE
des Clippers was burnt at Macao.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
EVERY YorNG MY

EVERY Young MAN
Should urttr N diaIelV I,r oue OF tho,. I,,.
aad B~suiiui otnsncu,rf CvcuIsts t,pr..,nl
Ing ttr Eitrf"T su5 lnisfot v,.v oi The collie,
fT%msn-trp g.. witch 49, w. sent b. f-ttr,,
MAJ pee ~ saF,Fs Uth Caia.osu- c5ot.i,,,r
Lis - = u'rur. FERNS ~ Tu,u.n Optrr,,,
sIe.
FACuL
l. X LOSER Pun.tfa L,Ctrrrr 90 ~.
Sc.~rr- Cd. Nr-uuris BB.tl.,s Cocoa. a.
PHILIPS e. i.ss.r rf B.,s K.,p,u
spf Comm rfsisl CslrpiAt.ns
II ~ DAVIES, A. ,,s'r Professor 81 b..
N-~prr
" G. JOHNSON Professor Of Psnms,.b,p
). 7 WILLIAMS Ga N-trarti.ts
Ery T.. \ HEE~E n. ~ Carm.fcstEtht
TErsTFES
n John y K-bn'ry Hun Jp.hus Vsn.s,,
!ion IH9mas Swan WIN ~ kri.h'~f E,s
Jacoe Trust ksq. wm krar- "a
The iim" ususiir rrq1irri CO. cvn rl.ls he faif
r. ur'r, from Co - week.
plpiCut - sWaf.rf 90 a'l CirFtuafrs
kErLafge Cifruiss. Ept Cssa.ygu~, st.Itr.
'sfms -. s~pgbg mai '-ss .Ra.f.
Afcts'' l. LpSIrE
''hf .. - -'V E' stu. M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
Public Sale.

A Executor of The late j In Lock n JEFF r.on
n COu0ly and pursusni 10 authN,ffv rtv,r ~
~ Wi 81 tecJId IN the Clerk. OHic- Il N,
Cou'w C'un I saii Cornty will H., fot sic
o" the 2oA day IF february ,eri.
(C"url day. b-iote N, Court. House ofsati conn.
YIN Cbsri'se~n, atout
SlW .AcEoso
O. Ib- be'i qaally OF Bun.kin Land par, n N.
I.bd Of which the ssid john Lock died seized -
Fhe lsnd srI"ins The lands - Gsurre Lnsk NJ.
Bsg'iss. isw-s Uop~T H.h bszsr aud oib,rs-i.
smaae 'h~ mot i'ftil~ oi the lin estunr Land al
ihecouR, ara u nov IN hirh state % fc1i,,v,
ted Aho"i 3O lCsEs ar. 10 good ..A~r.
1'iIn her 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
DG. T0NLlNsVA
ID II N It's II.

UTILL visit ChsTIs,touu pfof,ssionaly co
w the 9Th 81 F-hg usIy and Ismsin = o -. sE.
Tie ess be found al the rcsidrnes II Mr. Ton
lipsoe.
DN q TreIh sft''eied without rain.
Bsuimosr, P,b. -. te6G.-9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02

NUb ffsr~sTa y iatem usf r~aesua8 rosts
w nrts 'hsi hrfsai - Fs csnHus sire ne i..r
iuinlFrhrr itat Va t~sn 49, bssii hsf-t,G r.. n
ih's tu"se We desire to tsii Frofs o. a. "a
30 russtnal nyrfs - NJ folioNtnf tsfr,s
~ 80 hsVinF ffEu racconHfs o. . rad %,
Jfessff lsi ~ = y gritstie UgIss rsgaEis ID
uisf slcsaaa uiiiIsesfsr fbFFrrp frssfss. Ia
lsi So juiy - ~ shisb ips 90 srI s...,f.,
ih.ln o. I'D psvmsnt stp. cisd
w seps 49, tsfaas s,it NET fhe 80 - Of .,,
eetistofn - h-trFe % gii pfsuets ~ lsist.
- 90 80 ftf'trs ~ % ere dsteratngd "a eli IN
Ftnfs 81 eFsfy fescfir'ic kfpi b. ns .. - =.
ihry car - ~ iufhr foeufT ~ esss ~ sysst,
kEARSLEY. sHEERER q co.
Jsr ~ fad0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02

lIRGINIA TO WIT:
ihs cHesH Court ct Jefferson Cont,
Il Ihls l.. Gamer And k~agslsy "a rtsr PHd.
ASstHss
Isaac Carer, k>iWstd \. Gallahsf ans "a.
fSb y. b, Stis Ann ~ Carer. EIIsn n Car.
tsf and Geo "a Csnrf NJ.
~ CHANCERY
scanse esn- % u be b-afd thi, 1tN Sav
20. Nsl 1883. oPon ,As papers itrmff'y read and
30. .+ns' ~ coanssi and ~ consent a paft,s,
't'."Fh e"snss b. III Tear DOH ssIsttr ott.f
90 Irftes ma t'is rat-- - rel re = r CO,
800 Htsft. ~ 81 fffs z" .,U sIfH 4..ifu. tt.,.
o.. -t Fpft lIflatih b. an. .l. doe ur .f. 49,
-'.H ~ Wm LUcss tYrfss tlftsss fIs.t.,1
tt ~ Bat a,eufiorrd ~ sisfs sod O.. o. a.. :.
t"a@ 81 T. CAhsf aha Jsha w K.ss.t,
sprcial conn .ssIonsfs - iAts oass 600 H. st,.,'
'ion aaI lads % ihs hssfs q siihsr he sa Ca.
Wfi - ne Md kssasiV sni NJ amoaht fss %
~ $50 bal, sspag ~ hsifs IT Ahh n Csu.s
an bos thr inirfsss 81 ths taiant heir, =, he,
rnusa -. W order 90 fhsi decree ai this ,,rm
Of sls Cysrr C0Py Ts't-
HT BROWN.
Ccrsis 'oSsas OrFi-r
Toe psries 20 ~ asogs sai s-. hsysbv sor
~ o. atpsf sI.wy OG 10 CharsVgss Jsf
N-tNn tuoff W a. ~ i0h dst 81 r.ifusfv
49, - ,h'i' sFiffscs - fusUs sss ssIstu.
Ils aboys oscfr~
EDWARD 3 COOKE CON,
GhafleatnWB Jas ~ ffan IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
PPRoXiMATING PRIZES


iaNe' place "a Ihe LssI SATURDAY IN each Monrh
Whole TIssels $40. Hsivr. $40. Quart.r,
80, Etgh rs g. 80
In ordering TicRets OF Certihcatr. ,neIo., IN,
money TO ou. address Tor WhGi YOU w.,t 10 but.
chase name The Lottery in which ou ~,,h I'm
vested And whether you wish Whoiss HaN,s,t
onstIrts, ~ Eighihs; 90 receipt OF uhirh We
SEED Sh'tn otdec Nv hrstmaii, Iugtth,ruith the
schsmr.
Immediately aferthe drawing, a PRIME Dsu
ing, Ceflted TO nv the Com missiOters viii D,
seq, sHb go bIPtssatioa.
EVPurehAst - ~il please Sritr rsIens,ur,s
PLAIN and give their Post Ofice, COunt, and SIaI,
Al communications strictly cUnhdeBII1i
u All prizes oi 1900 and snder, psid tmme-
aiaeiy ,i,eI 'as dra~iHs- olheF PriIeS stthe u.us
Orders I9S.Fiess,s or cerhhe.rn TO b. dn,er-
WOOD EpDYa co. Au,,.n g,
or WOOD. EDDT 4 CO., Euan,s Ga
or WOOD. EDDY & >coaswBp Del
IVA lhi OF ihe mo-, tksi stf drawn from
'he Saeel' With The aDohbt Of the rris- ihst,ach
yhe is enlited L., sil be pabIisHrd after ever,
lra~inE "a the following rApsr,.
/ yAggHsfa GeorEia C'-0pE'isl risf .HI,i R,ri,
~, NaariIs Gas''ts, RisAo,sa6 DispaieA aad paul.
disS M,Ss CiausA.
NV J 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02

LoeA-Gp
CorHrr Of Boh,nor, and CA1yl,, .S,y,.,
TIMORH. MO
TIE Larg'-t. Mu,i Et,gsnty Furnished ar.
fvPuiaf Commercial College " the
UnU-d Slsbs
De ign'd ezrTtS'iy tOr Young Afsr d,st,iur
u eG!aiE AoTOngt PFaGlicai BEsi,s,s
EtveafIoH.
Every Young Man has = -.sausx os.L
- himself. snd is separstely iustrse,ed
S'"i,H'i "a Htf'nddHos JroH nearly ercry
STAT IN ths tHiOa
The most comprehensive and tbn,op,b
course of study aud the only practical
method Of instruction ave here intro
ducrd
No CePy'HR from Tyir ted or Mls.sc,,y,
Forms "a 6aTH'Hs. Book he,ying al
the n ,AimOrs
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Thi, mtth'd Of tUsrutIioH is nOWh.re Ga. iDt,o.
CUcct "a ttis county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02

EELLED go Pite L,sssgs ssssss.s Vs..
II Pee go FaHss H0asss Fiasssi. (Psfsssis
ASA ~ ssisty
1re 4 aARLRa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted.
Sheetirea Establishment.

Sheetirea Establishment,
On Ma Spel, CharLsRotes. y,-r,,,a
! 'I'bE utt r-tgn.G has Go base ARD .. e t.t r..-
Il ins0u'scfs hh TN HIGE STOTE
I ANO SH4kT IRoN ESTABLI>HlfENl
i1 tnsrvs,suu ss-f, F.. ..tItt.. q ,s,.,.
Wa. n,usiiv tuuu 30 si.I,s~ q ur.,o.,> ma.
~ ~ h->t mate IA 900 % 'Irs b. Er-c surs m
Ihe 'to' ror - rs Wa Rem r5aps,.,,
rr-'N n.--v' sfteir su.vu d ~ .tuas.s.. r-r
ant sry a'ti,Is cst,,' ior 90 suv smru.t. 81 G.
e"surd ESQ 80 isrrtsr.S $50 r-.th
hirrHs ~ sHes - Tn Va, NAV =. f-sr-
RfCkETS ~ .Hsr...
ttIIENDER>. >p,I. St~.a.,. t.I, sr,.,,
CNkE CUTTERS Ih..T B,.-,
PATTY Pans .at,"0s p.,t-,s.
bN>iN>. th.shs' " .re Puch~,,
MEtsUF., Of sii .,r-. SD Fs,-i-d ro,i-t w.s
h's s'o.s - SHtEJ' ISDN HA-E can.
r-i'r> eV-ry s''iis 10 49, clnin,,y ast iisu,-.
krePins cepArunraJ. H., 80. ~
- TON ES,
s%esE -hieh @s' b. iaShd n o. o-,or sppro,
r.i,eo co"t stO'.. enc, ss,reA...o Col -.-,
p,h.ses K..r .p., ,.,p., So. 80. %,
Nations, So"s. 'r-' G'"e,'- Capita. ,.-.
70, Weod 90 ,s.l' Coal
h.sns .s.,,'1 'u-' M.Eae t.rFl-., .I,.
Portable Grs,s az .,r-.
$50 f'''o', star SotsErr snd Frsnsiin AZ
Possessing ,r,rr fi-t'irv k-c~s % ~ eo.i,...
Ne - r'rrs'-d al ttn-, 70 -I-cuss .uh o., o..
mo- prCmPhcss. 49, k,frs -
UILDISG AND JOB ITOEH
20 hornns I,h.'or 'Sd Sr'uirF ror- .r,'-,
M@feh'r's r-si'cus - r-j i.ri.ti,r r-r-.....
~ T'r 0r sheet ir-u VS. vii -. 90 ...H
a. a. 'n'as- . lea 9Th me- I'ti'l ma--s
~ s-nu1' 'o fn~grlaf.S Vt-u a..ier,. "a. b. rr..
=! :, qaah"y I'haii ai'ofsAs 30 eIeLstrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02

a HIb Att - Ofsfsssg - farn Il uass.
ne ~ $50 shu sss easf ssa4 fsssansada
.tEa kea 10 sf he
De- D - fDi YRgE PRKss ogYlcR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02

Charlestown Academy.
THE rpsains term ~ this tnsti'ution will rom.
i mencs on WEDNESDAY February Ia. end
oootinOe I'VE mooihs, u1dff the charge - hss.rs
John J SsnborD. Prineirai, aud James n
Cfaighi.i sssiabl
TIE MS.
For iasWScitun w he Classical ard
Ms'hemsiirai Department $40 90
y IL tho oFdiBHrJ etsscA-, ofEnE.
iisb, $50
for Session 81 ave monfbs
EGTa charge fof Ffehch.
~ Applicants fUr admission must ebRsFe 10
eohUnue IRON the day 81 adnission O. The enG AZ
TIE Session. No DEDUCTION Tor absencr Pap,is
from distance can he accommodated uith Bosfd
g. 81 ths house o. the Piinetral, o. Mrs Keafi'.
OF SncdEfass' co reasonable terms
nv exclusive End anfifiug aitsnffdt 10 n~ IN
Ties o. his profession Mr. y uiii snfssvour tod,
serve ~ hnrss 10 secufs. . iibcfst share u
pablo pairoTage.
JOHN sAEBoRN. P,,sassr
Jas - CRAtGHfLL. A5ntfaai
Janusry ~ $50 N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
Grand Pr re of 500 OO0l
APPROXIMATION FRIES

Whole Ticket. $50 Have. $40; Qua,,e,, q,
kigh'hs s2.O
The oIdiharV d-awiGe, vt WOOD EddySc.,,
Lotteries viii take piac. al Augusta G,oTri. a.
io,luw- s
Class 81 Draus on Saturday, Jan 2s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
fn4 rRRT.

wv HnHss ~ rdpisd ~ Mfs AieGsafsf Fl
~ kss'-fa fnf f'ts VI So tf'f arps-
80 - fsst5Fars - y h4us1s. Raas-ftrd IA
fKPs. 49, ~ efsfn 80 o. a Erfa
Fef Ter hsf pautralats sfaatre ~
Mr. REsRoCA HuNTER.
fssusv ~ fsao 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
e'eNSisiD casrt'ip. - ssatptr,
CFIELD. BROTHER 4 co..

M iLlrARY COMPANIES furnished vii,
w SaORDS SiSHES BELTS CAPS
BUTTONS LACES EPAULETT'ES
PLtMES DRUMS. g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
WANTED


ALAB0t srAsLE = cAsRIAos uousa
Ne Chs'.ss ous Appgsi
THIS oTYiCA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-02
Public Sale


TWILL seli az Psolie sale. o. my r,saevcs
i sesr sssps.rs.'o-s
o. Tss,sds,. 23d u Fssrss,y aerf,
us kslsesia properly. "a vn, .R
iaeiss,ss ,svsrsi Brood Macs. <A
- Csl.Is, OF which are Mich Ce.si
S&A +" sJ.. .~ = 'sss srss
0D tIpquit. Of lame. v. Mcorel ~
,es,ssl.s s.sa,-s.sisd sro.a ",'d ws.r"a'
1 oss hosss sprias wssoai
I Sue-setss Csrr Or Cat;
4 rood txo-hos,e "a snty Carriage ssd Hsrneso
Nv J Hawk max, j
t~oIsYtse s,s,th
1 frs, rae eousis Hoi'ef
iwmsi Relpet ana Mover. (Msnuy's Ps,,pfl
TsiesA,as ascb,nei
\ large tyuf-hofse Sito
hasd wsest ser-,s; Wheat Fan;
Corn Ss,Iler; Corn Crushtr;
Sodasf CatisB Cat,tns Bon
watG Car; = pair Ssslvisgs.
Wire whesi Rake,
Hay revolving Rake
q thrse-horse CVitst Piovs;
frS9-hofse ADD 2lbfe<-hor,e Seccr riek Picv
. double fod iingie shower Pew;
q Cora Haro~ss and Wheat do
wsson aud P,o~ Gears
Head Baltes,
Wagon ssddiei 7 wonsns sssss.
Boy Saddle, Los cssGs;
4 Fihh Chaisi Shoyeis, Forks;
Hoess Graia CrAdtt;
Rate.. kievisg Sestte.;
sDieriaE bsns; 2 Grow Bars,
u Drili; I Grind Som
Nsuocks . Pick q loi n Bas,
sCisanieg SHEETS, AIe-. Maui'. WEDGES, ae.
Household .aad Kitchen
FURNITURE,
ssssis,ins In 2ar OF
Fir,i-rsie Sofa, q 1ary, Mirror;
Parior Tables, Sid,tosre, Tse'e'i
ChaIrs Buresps wsrttoee.i
ws,h.lanta Hat Rack, Fe,ir.;
aCuokisr Stoves 5Aitiight stoves,
2T-u aud Frankie Stow.
2HaIi Lamps and many Other Aftieles IN
seeesssty 10 enUmefs'e 80,
TERxS-A ctedt OF Sir monn.s viii be given
% sii ,um. Il $40 and UPuarus, the Purcha
irving his bond 9TH approved security. For all
% N. andsr $40 ~ cAsh viii be reqairre.
tHSs- ,r c'tln-H-s - 10 o'clock, A NJ.
HNu property a. - removed until the terms
OF ssls az g-iur trt Hl.a.
TWO NEGRO MEN "
fyr L.re Tor The balance
Of this year
PED I-s0 c. T. Blu Lrn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F @ Il s A L E.
T.,at Suburban Residence,

IITIsHISG TO make Otaer Eestments " = pro;
w u1seto seIIl Rea IEstateIH IJavidsoDce :,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
CAUTION.

Persons living Al a Iistlnce slDuif be extremely
ctatoas o! whom they ar Ter tery Tickets Ter
tacttcs 81 Pack tgcs of fickets. tue country Is
n1Sisi Sith ossaf aaI sSInillg IsDttsries- Every
In Ideeeni Is acid ont 70 get psrssns invest mo-
ney IN tisl-ttpltai Prizes OF from 70 900 TO $40
90 head "a sir srsclai es-sth fcScLz Dollar
stoo,oJJ capital Ffiz's are offered, rtskets s.. All
saih, tn every staace. are frauds; aud n tneney
s;iat - tlent'F lS& -, II - 1cIItFoa a1.y
without the sns 10 = OF ciauce OF gettiag prixs
BssIre Of al Lotteries who're the ,ptaI Prixa is
sausa1liy large IN eon9artsoa 80 the prise OF riek
cts IA eyery t.asttBce where large primes are Offer
ed for sslian 90 = Of fc<ss Pea u do for esr
{ ain fraud. flANCE, 3ROADRENrs CO.
cec-s Managers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
sss... aeill-Dprk.

From vIsCHER, OWN CO.. Genera "a
sszt House sAppleloB Building sxe Broad 4
-. .-5ss = New-York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest tot or COaiiu tue city Of Nashville is at
Il tue 1ETNA YARD, wnich Is the only plLce thai
SIsSs the legal weight per 0usHei lIis guar
give neat, less ashes tnu SCOT thah any Oliei
uo.t sale, Ne Viii continue 10 supply
our friends aud customers II Ouf usual tos prices
durlag the coming Try the EINA Goal
And b. convinced IIaI ls the most economical IL
IIc market OrGors droppod ia Box -, p u, or al
TN, I'D d ck Of " & T.. Il h. D-pOI siII be prompt
az attended 10. SAMUEL }. AGNEM.
OcIll-lI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

sIsaE "a tersizaeifs sFessriag - ttAe araaawzy
1 ahistase spsrsfios - seoa : ssPaly Of ass
saeat esa De s1tsiaef. tss stzasst ra.rksk prize
siiI ~ psiafer HAsss delivered sfa< sIaI
taae3 .. %. lsfss<EY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup!
ErSsn seeds.
irish Potatoes
Corn au.I kVueaJ

4 will ray tue savsI market price tor Corn an
l. f. neat 4eII serea ~ tue CtIy Mas.
=. y. 4iU1.i.INGSWORrH,
octf2-tr No. . Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
IL ~ L IL y
Por the Consideration Ul Sensible People

A. LIDOlINO G6JuIIs act Ghe l'racSiec OF fJr- AssECk.
Il hs understands tlte 1IseLse a once cures
Iis IOAg LAal.surlag ArOua4 Aa4 toas running
J4ils bat sc>s 60 aIJaJraSis l'gCtIce, ossCG.-
lAs -Iicita- 1855 sIstI uP by
FAY sscLans srs JstoaI cared ~ Jr- IEsECk
UGIcS NJilu essrcet, ,cOrIeT u isa@c-
IGIyo-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
Unruiea Paper.

Er-ea. Gap. f,tisi. - -. fsss sss-. rssIs psss.
Il tssaa "a dsti.sa 4ssi Hts - u -
r.u1e&x.
ssns-a q i1casaxe sssses
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
,ADERICK STREET.
NEW SERIES No. 1871.
Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga r. r..
@ - - s.
Change of Schedule.

-l7-r 3 +5stst- On AND AFTER - affzE
Sunday next, July 3rd, 1863,
Passeng ger Trains wiiisun as ollows.
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashvilleat 1015A N .andS N.
$. stevenson at $50 80 and 5:30P-M.
Arrive at Chattanoog at 200 A N. an :eoP. u
- GOING WEST.
Leayelhatfanoogaa Y so A N and ? -30P-A.
- Stevenson ats 80 A II and 5:S0P. N.
Arr afSasifviiIe at11:5o p. N. and 80 P NJ
DOTH Trains making ciose connections East and
ID Westat stevenson with AemphisaR Charleston
and other railroads 20 New Orleans and other South
ern cities, ana at Chattanooga with Georgia State
Road and by 1t with other Roads Running through
Georgia SouthC iro.ina and Alabama, and with East
tennessee and Georgia Railroad AT Caattanooea "A
CONNECTING ink the virginiaroute to iynchburg,
Richmona Baltimore Philadephia Washtngton city
New Yorkand other Eastern cities.
rhroughtickets may be had atany hour on appliea-
tion Ticket gent, ONCE at Depot the follow
ing places, viz: New York, via. last Tennessee and
Virginiarsate New York, via Caarleston Philadei-
pha, Baltimore, Washington city Petersburg, Rich
mand ,Ly nrhburg Knoxville Charleston savannah
Aaeel Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery, aantsvilse
Grand Juactio1, Memphis, New Orleans, Virginia
springs BesrshebsSp nd McMinnvilie.
E. W. COLE ,Saperint endent
uiy1-tf BGxUaA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
Sheppard's GOsd Pens.

A SMALL 4SsJrIaeaL OF IIsss superior GOLD
~ Ps.Ns, ga.s dAy received %
HAGAN,
nogII-Gf al GJliege st.
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The st. Helena Imperial of Saturday
last says:
For more than a week the weather
has been unsettled with the very unplea-
SAINT alteration of hot and cold, dry and
wet.
There is yet good deal of cotton
to pick, in some parts of the parish,
and it will be seriously damaged if tbs
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has become cool and bracing. The
planters are taking advantage of the
favorable weather to grind their canes.
The yield, so far, is generally good,
ranging from one to one hogshead and
a half to the acre.
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away by the mosquitoes. Never in the
remembrance of the Oldest man or
woman have they been so bad. Every
one who has to travel wears a mosquito
bar over his head, and in some parts of
the parish they are so bad that people
are unable to attend to their necessary
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

A Memorable Gun-Among the relics
of the glorious war of 1912, which
were gathered at Cleveland on the 10th
ult., in honor of the Inauguration of
the Perry Statue, was the memorable
Croghan gun. It's service is thus related
by correspondent of the Cleveland
Leader:
In the brilliancy of Perry's victory,
let usremember the unexampled defence
of Fort Stephenson, now Fremont, Just
forty days before that naval exploit. A
large quantity of stores was collected
here. Gen. Harrison, with a council of
war, had declared that the post should
be abandoned = being indefensible
against heavy cannon-and gave orders
to Major Croghan to that effect. Crog-
han disobeyed, or perhaps, before it
could be carried out, the British and
the Indianss in a large body from
Maiden, attacked the fort. 1t had but
one cannon--a porthders
Sir George Provost, in dispatch
to the Home Government from Mon
treai, OF the 25th August, 1913, states
that Gen. Proctor moved forward from
Maiden, July 25th, with $50 regulars
and between 300 and 400 Indians and
six pieces of artillery.
Fort Stephenson was garrisoned
with 80 men under Croghan, who had
just turned his twenty-frst year. Proc
ter demanded surrender, and told
the unvarying story of the danger of
provoking general massacre by the
savages unless the fort was yielded {; to-
all of which Croghan replied that the
Indians would have none left to massa-
ere if the British conquered, for every
man would have died at his post.
Croghan's musketry did not prevent,
the enemy from advancing to within
thirty feet, when under the darAness !,
of the night the one cannon waS lu
masked, and cut down twenty sevea1
at single discharge. The enemy re-"
coiled and retreated. losing ninety
men--the Americans one. Thus the
supplies and men were saved to move
forward, after Perry's vistory, aiding
in the pursuit of the fleeing Proctor
and Tecumseh.