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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

MoRE CT THE SANE SoRr.-It must not be supposed
(remarks the Mssissppian that because eleven thou
esni troops bave been called into the Confederate
vice from Mississippi the supply has been exhausted
There are now seventy five additional companies OF in
fanry and seventeen of cavalry and artillery anXousv
awaiting orders besides any number OF Home Guards"
who are eager for the fray together With thousands Of
others who intend have place in the picture the
flashing OF the guns, before the ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
OLD ABE GRIEvEs AFTER ELLSWORTH.

Old ABE GRIEVES AFTER ELLSWORTH.
WAsBINGroN, May "a Colonel Elsworths personal
friend Mr.. Lincoln is deeply tfi9cted by bis death.
The bells are tolpg throughout the city.
Toe public bulldogs are hung with mourning and flags
suspended at half mast az tokens ofregret
The remains are lying 10 safe at the Navy Yard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
OR LITTLE NAVY.

We paid visit yesterday to our shp-yard at Alger'.
in response to an invitation from Capt Brentwood Of
the cutter Washington The Washington has just been
completed under tho direction of Cap Breshwood and
is in tiptop cond ion. number OF prominent gentle
men attended handsome collation. served up by Capt
b on the occasion. TIE Washington is beautiful cut
ter OF the largest sz,-about 200 She has been
tirely rebuilt in shipyards, and is now one OF the
most elegant and substantial little clippers that have ever
aoated on the bosom of the Mississippi Her rebuilding
was commenced under the superintendent OF Captain
Robert H. Hudgns, and completed under that of Capt
Brshwood.
The Washington only needs her armament to 60 into
active service and promises in conjunction with the
McClelland prove Of great ben: to new Govern
ment.
We saw, too the shpyards at Algers several other
ships of the Confederate States which being fitted
up With great rapidly ard completeness for the service
Amorg these the Star Of the West captured by Col
Van Dorm fine, large and highly serviceaby steamer;
the McRae formerly the Marquis de Habana, and tie
Sumter. formerly the Miramon, strong steamships,
which, in the hands Of our gallant naval officers, will be
very valuable additions the defensive and aggressive
power and Of the Confederate States. The fl
ting up Of these vessels and of several riysteer impats
great life and activity in our ship yards.-N. o. Delta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

FoRrIFIcArioNs OS TaE PorONAc.-The steamer Mount
Vernon, Lieuteralt Sproston commanding, arrived at
Washington from the mouth Of the Potomac, and re-
ports some important movements on the part OF the Sc
cesonists along the river At Acquii Creek battery
has been established consisting vi four and two
howitzess, brought down from FEEDER. k'burg. The
commander OF the Mount Vernon went within three
quarters of mile of the enemy but the guns OF the bat
terry did not open fire. and declining himself FIRE the
first gun, he returned and went Lis The
commander of the Mount Vernon reports that telegraph
by flgs, has been established from tho mouth Of the
Rappahannock river to fredericksburg distance Of 100
miles The river is fortified at Boas rocks forty miles
up, and again sixty miles up. Toe steamer Pocahontss
is bcckadng the mouth of the river. On shore every
man is reported fighting Secsssonist, and no Union
man Is safe in the vicinity. The volunteers of Rppa'
hannock county oil ordered to be mustered into SER
vice on Wednesday.
The steamer Psge seized at Alexandria BY the Seces
sousts lies under the guns of the battery at Acquia
Creek Washington Paper. s'f fsf@
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
TpE nrArH OF EtLsWORTH

NV Yo1G, NAV "a The tribune says Ellsworth was
sho, az he va. descending she stairs With tho secession
Gle lie vas sbo, by Jackson, the keeper OF the Mar
shall house. lie died alnos: Instantly, dytog The iss
sI,b his blood Hs obls ,ald MY Cod Jackson va,
kilsd BY Francis b. Bromwei OF Troy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
CROPS IN GEoRel4-The Augusta COnstitution.list of

Crops IN GxoRGii-The Augusta Constitutionast Of
the 9Th inst, says:
We learn that the crops in every section Of the State
are unconmonly promi!ug though compa atively back
ward There complaints Of rust in the wheat, but
has as yet appeared only the blade where does
little harm. II has not attacked the stalk and the wheat
80 near maturity to be nearly out Of danger. The
crop Of wheat is likely to be the largest one known in
Georgia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
FROM KENTUCKY.

FRASKFoRr, May "a The arms TO be purchased by
the receut army bill will be divided eql,y between the
State and Home Gurd. The latter distribution 10 most
liberal - places most e1pcs,d to eryile Instructions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

Cotton-Saies Of diys 90 900 blles, Of which speou
tors ard exporters took 90 bal s. declined q @lt
closing dil. Breodsrtls anl provisions steady Cou,
sos 9Igasa Bank rates interests have been advanced
20 yer cent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
CHARGED WITH TREASON.

BALTIMORE May "a Two persons have been arrested
here charged with 10 enlis.ng troops, 1000 Of
whom have gone Sou h. up to this date. The testimony
does not positively mpcate the accused to their
is,men
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
LOAN or-rHE coNFEDRnArE
STATES OF AMERICA.

TIME under oomnis uoder the spposuen OF The
secretary Of the Il he Condsrss Has OF Aue
Ar. author screIt snb,c tptions remainder 81 the
loan ACT Of cSne approved Fsbrusry 49, 1851
Thsv t,'s iuvestmsnt presenting
Al the bsnd coupons or retered subcbe
refer b.ir secured BY &c export day cotton and
h..,,ns gb iusre pay IBIS hh yearly Sob crp
.,n, ase nav pened Commissioners vl be pleased
or " quir'es
cal r, mm,sonep for the clues and tov nntxed
cal wM n. MCFARLAND,
JAMEsIOYNs,
wySLIiAx k0BxRraON
JOHN kUTHERr0OPD
TH0e w. McCANCk
w. ". Shape MaTden snh,
Nicer Mier, Tarewel Taylor,
ytEpIRIcxssrBd
n n Gordon J. X. Wallace.
W. T. CONWAY, lhomh sst'n
NJ Herndon.
J. NJ Mason, seph n. shersd,
A. p. Baldwin, w. L. CHke.JI
p. Williams.
Thomas p. Atkinson, WIN Green,
George HGirston, d. '" o.bth
" PrrEssBUpo.
ia, n Ktysn In wsnsc-,
T J. d ooks Thomas B. Ghoson.
Thomas Branch.
william @ esory Robt Jameson,
II my Dsrgsrhld u Lee.
" LYScHBuEG
john NJ. Speed, Dabney.
Q. r. Slaughter, u heora
Samuel Miller.
George ". sunmers, 9 Mcfarland,
J. l. Car, rHricr- =. -,
g. Patton. my W-e5f"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
10 CORMKSPONDKNTS.

~ Lsfttrs busisess E. D ddr1sd o te "hditor q
ns mtg"
rfciss ir- on Bo s9s n 90 PcTe lriE a,t De l'lh
a. TIL T. rue cfI NJ ,srd.1s, l O. % ino,r a. az
tril en- no ,ls. p 6araf , oipcry retcss ercse
eng sigif line, 40 }-,g,l 1- a. afssrt,,,ferc.
~ We e1nus, urastt q, r,1 rejected iats"s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
LATER FROM EURJPEt

PRcciANArGcN FROM TIE british GROWN
Nrv YoRS ria A,NPHS Nay "a Tho steamer E.nd
has arrived At Cape Race from Queenstown the l6h.
The Southern commissioners had reached Paris, and
had an interview with Thougencl
British proclamation declares the intention OF main
tai ing stric and imp lrsl neutrality between the Gov
eminent Of the Uued S'aes and certain States styling
themselves Confederate States ard warns British subj ct
TIA, they iorie their protection il Ihey engage on either
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
RAILWAYS RENovATTYG RESoLvENT,

hADW a hENON 3ilNr hfEbIsf EN-,
potent andoe {, decomposition In the nsh and purnert
matter Ia the blood heals and ohleraes all Ulcers RS a.
sceses TuberceJ Eupuos syphc ant sc uous escrsen'
kc he enPth OF tie ms tuition, snd e'c 'r
the vital prInepl-. and poougs ne racaly soe
Eyes Poly plus ether diseases Of the nose GiAnfur hw
ins from hs Ear &c Ac and In fact rgecerSe Tie
whole of the bl cd.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
myi dcvlm RADWAY A co., % Jrhn street, " u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
BARkSDAEE Il BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

CONWAY ROBINSON end JAMES ALFHEp
" JOND have united u The prsees Of he hv q Hchnondn
- SsdssA Courts ssd oosr Of Appeals.
IA - ~ ~ rssaAss y " osssh ossss u hssss~'
H:aaaH - ssns ., RsaAh nSisA sssss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

How Amour THE BLOCKADE ?-The Charleston Courier
of Saturday, says
1.-THE British ship Sir Allan McNab, Captain Chapman,
and the British bark Alabams Captain Eoglish both for
Lverpool we're towed yesterday afternoon Cap
flia lhapmsr Of the Sir A. McNab displayed the Dig
A.<l.utss >he fore ard sslut II,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

Ina light 10 San Augustine. Tex,s ~
Z. Love, Alex. CHUNKY and jim
and Dick Bullock. Hort Weed
CHUNKY, badly Nonsdsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
FOk FhFsIUhNIs
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.

Ut T IsIN-Nt' u ~ ~ 0' 11'1137N'FF''
vICsPRIsiDEST
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, Of Georgia.
CAnINKT:
RoaERr Toouns, Of Ga Secretary of State.
&. g NEuNiNGEa, offs &, Secretary Of Treasury.
l. r. wAtEEE, Of Ala, SceFstsIy OF War
!, r. RrAGAN, of FsIss, Postms,Iet'Geners.
]. 2. BESIANiS, al La, AttoFne5-siecsSal
Howtlt VuEu. Of Ga, President Of Congress.
j !. R-oFEa. Of Ala, Secretary OF Congress,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

Wv bhNOh oIhEEI,
Re receiving for he Fall Trade Csrpeng on Cloths, Ma
"A un Curtain 'ods Cornices Bands window Shades
Paper Hangnss Curled Hair and Moss for low prices
Carpets Curtans Beds and Mattresses order short
uce Paper hanging done In the city country superior work.
man focl-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
EOR SALE.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

WE have very large stock OF Old WHISKY, mad from
w rye and rye malt for sale ct old stand 18Th street near
Gay .o
mY2l-9m SIEAkN CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

ny The GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
P20CLAMATiUN
VVTHElRAs vacancy has the Convention o. y
w qina by the resigna;ion Of h,mas )ode memb
th.refr The couaty - Meefnburg therefore III, thsn Of
county hereby qrr to hols election At the several
places prescribed by law said county Monday the
len day member Of the Convention for said
county 70 supply the vacancy Aforesaid.
Given under ny hand Governor, aud under the Seal
T. Of cath at Richmond, tii nth day of May
IsGl and In the eighty nth year Of the Comm nveath
JOHN LEICHEk.
BY the Governor:
GloRos ". YUsToHb Secretary OF the Conmonveaith-
May :9-63tfe3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
IL. IL. x.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
sUPEEssngD
ALL PURGATORIAL POEsONs.

'ueh as Ca'on'cl, Biw PIT. Seam0nonv, aud ME Dra'.
tie Pills made Of Aioas, GanLcge, dc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
sOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
FOR EOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.

This most delicious and appetising Sauce,
invented By the renowned "sOrra," for
the London Reform Club, ID, sinee bis de-
cease, manufactured By the vell-known
house OF cnosss 4 BLAoEvnI, London,
rom the original recipe. Il d The favor.
lite Sauce In England. and on the CONT.
nent. With high and growing reputation
among American Epicure, and d much up.
proved Of q . stnulant V the appetite
and aid to digestion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
OOPS NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROE

MOODS NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROE
w BEKaIsGS
30 hslf bis o. n Family Roe Herring, Woods brand,
~ bhls Of N Family Gross Herring Woods braid,
8hbl, Of ". q. Psmily Gut H,ITnp. Wood, b ard
1O1 bhls Of Psriy Flour that not be surpas'rt,
10 chests superior Gre Gurposder Sndblses Teas
100 tushe MIL CG such Bran, Boa nstId ard FLIP
stuff
l,ooO bales Of Timothy and Clover Hay,
100 bales Of Oats,
I 900 Queen City Hams.
Old aumgsrdner whisky, otxrd Brandy hnd ohanpssns
Wines Of the v.ry rest q1ahiy.
FOR sale on the ost reasonable terms by
RoBr. A. r. DABSEY.
apis Corner OF Broad ard 9TH sts ,oppo,iie TheGue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

GOVERNORS MOUNTED GUARD.-saddie and
" strups With rings hfore and behind VAe sed eu'
per cheap exchange for artillery omeer. SOd
Ard halt Apply To J. PrUy'L
my6 Corner 10th and Main at rr's.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

Caisvisss sssas . AM "a &! !S:,s, ~ .n,-
3 ~ ~ ~ s''s a. NO "a a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

These PITS are Natures aperen Prom - TX PIT, restore
n healthy q the bowels In lss tine than tEert thirty
OF the haric kids They neither pro dse csmn
main nor irritation but live t stomach and liver
seas the bowels, bidLsy-. a.d batdr, cieatGe he
blood and the c'rcu;s Hence in B ness
pepsa Cosveuess Headache Rrritent and lterDitsu fe
vers &C. five doses yalsby res0Te the nt
To health, aud without veal enitg tbs System.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
cnrERNNENro F rHE CONFEpERATE STATES.

As the seat OF Government will be removed to this
city in few days it may not be Improbable to publish
the folowDg-uames Of the officers Of our Government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

"BLOOmSBURYo FOR SALE.
vHE undersigned Oilers for sale the TRACT OF LGND ean9
Il bloomsbury" In cupeper county about three Ine hon
Brandy Station, containing seyen lLrnered Acres sos
farm lately sold by W Ms Wise and Kennedy sa'
The lands Of O. G. BeckhAn, DR.. @ from and Wm Fife
This Farm situated In neghborhood remarkably adapted
the growth OF and The Buildings rather old bui
With moderate repairs VIII be SUFFICIENT for the eoortse seeD
mediation OF family P.rsoes DESTROYS OF purchasing are n'
10 examine the place Themselves We Will merely remark ~
has always been considered Of the best farms IN ILLS ne
borhood. especially for wheat
Terms will be made accommodating
FOR further Information, apply 10 John esugter near WY
landsbnrg oupeper county, or 70 Green ogRspe
Courthouse JOHN tLAU0hIEh,
ausS-cu HILL BRADFORD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
THEIR QUICK OPERATION

OF Inf iumari1n q the Bowels bcus h1-vhen Co
and Harlem Oils fan nve or Blk Of RADSAIa h"LL'
IND PILLS win produce and pleasant esAcuaon ION
In from u to sx hours Tn re 20 p. 90 ca
aric or pmgsive medicine In existence that vi optsie 20
p-aan , thoroughly and speedily, ss Rsd~ays kR iHg
Pills Persona ng from Nervousness arl'nc' OlV ''ss
ness at NSh Bad Dreams Ruth OF D,od 70 the Had III -
ladies' suffering the horror arising from lrreiuahe r
tenton OF the Menses ard the train Of painful fng ing
from distractions. speedily relieved of all dcGfes b. ne
use CT RAILWAYS tLtTiNG PfLtSrre q RAtWaVs ls,
when GONG 10 bed icH gsisf and induce se
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

stors violent pals In moment: tn FRS symptoms Of
arious eyers their progr RELIEVES spsm Goa
vuons Car p' Chrc, Vomiting ara all 'fDidr attacks;
an absolute specific Rhtu tm NturGgA To- N ache um
baeo and Throat III b, este nal sppcat for Scis
Burns Cuts and Coltd,ons; and preventive Of maAus
diseases, Is pc lively infaliibl-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

WANTED.
IN0R the defence ofvgEiI Twenty-Five men TO en!ss q
Il In thu ranks Of the HenrIcO Arsill ry, under com r.
mand MAI Jyhnson Sand, encsmpeh 1t Richmond M
College mile the ety. and daily expecting orders fer -
actual seryi {.
Rendx Main Street between h and h. Hours between
10 A. N. and 3 P. N.
LANSING BURROWS,
my?9-4, Recruiting Officer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-03-15
Lincoln's inaugural.

Tho Washington correspondent of the
New York Evening Post wrtes;--"The
original composition of tho Inaugural Is
Enthusiastically the hondiwork of Mr., Lin
coin himself. Tho document asserts his
known opinions in favor Of the enforce.
ment Of the laws and the protection Of
the Federal property"
Per Contra-the Washington cores
pendent of the Charleston Courier writes:
ut Is just such declaration of policy
as we expected.
IL denies the right Of secession and
power Of any State. or combination Of
States, to break up the Union. or to leave
It without the consent Of other parties. -
The great point he notes is that the mn.
jority rule constitutes the essence of free
government.
lie declared that he would execute the
laws in all the States. But he proceeded
to qualify this by remarking that he
should use no force, except against force.
The idea that ! gathered was that he
would execute the laws when il would be
practicable, and that no violence would
be used except in defence from attack.
In conformity with these intentions he
could not surrender any of the forts. He
does not expressly say that he will recap
ture them.
The interest which the public had in
the address was in reference to the ques-
ton, whether Lincoln was to use coer.
cion or not; whether he would recognize
secession or not; whether he would treat
with the Contederatcd States as with a
foreign power or not. II i, plain that he
would use force il he could, but he secs
difficulties in such u course. But it is al.
so plain that he will not recognize nor toll
crate secession. His declaration that he
will enforce the laws is nude to please
tho ultra men of his party upon whom
he chiefly depends for support. But he
qualities this declaration so much that no
one can say what he means by it.
The Uaion Baaarr Athens, Alabama,
says of the document
Lnco!n's inaugural seems to have sent
terror and confusion into the secession
wigwam. From lisintetested point Of
view, one would suppose that old Abe
was preparing an army to march against
the citadel Of the olisarchy; but judging
from the tone of 1.-THE paper" which we
regard as perfect "let down. their APP
prehensions are quite untounded. Keep
cool. gentlemen, old Abe will let YOU jog
along and have your own way. and if that
don't lead you to destruction in about
eighteen months, then it will he inevita
BILE when the money to support the
oligarchy has to be made out Of the peo-
v,la
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-03-15
HOSTETTER S
STOMACH BITTEkS,


The proprietor. and manufacturers Of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED sTOMNIl BIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect contdencc 10
physicians and citizens generally Of The ln'led
States, because the article Inns attained a'prn'
tnlion heretofore unknown. y lev fhcls upon
this point will speak more powerfully llmn
volumes of bnrc assertion or bll2ohllle punefy'
The cous,,mp,ion of llosicricr's Stomach BIT
tiers for the last year amounted 10 over hHll'
million hotties, md from irs manifest s'cndy
incrensc in times past, II evident INT curing
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles, This immense amount
could never have been sold bni for the rars
medicinal properties contained IN tho prcpai''-
ton. mud The sanction OF the most prominent
physiciaus In those sections of the country
where the article Is best known, who not only
recommend tho Bitcrs 10 their patients, bit
IRE rcndy NJ all times to give Testimonials TO lis
efficacy in all eases Of stonlachic arrangements
and the diseases resulting llcrcirom.
This Is 10, n temporary popularity, obtained
BY extraordinary efforts IN the way OF rum
pciing the qualities Of the Bticis, hut solid
estimation Of nm invaluable medicine, which Is
destined TO be ms enduring MS time itself.
lloseiicrs Stomach Biicrs have proved
n Codscul TO regions where fever nnd ague
nnI various other bilious complaints hnve
counted their victims by hundreds. To 10
able TO state confidently that the "l'iilc's
IRE n certain cure for The Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is TO he propriclOrs II source OF nm
alleged pleasure II removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, pullllcs the blood, anu
imparis renewed vitality 10 the nervous system,
giving it that tone aud energy indislc'rHhle
Tor the restoration Of health. II operates upon
INC s,o','ch' nN'', ","' o'",' ,','
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arrive 'i'rlng me s""'"'r, SehS""' tue "',' VI
hody ana inihd Is pchc'"'! asei"N"'''' "''''
ihci', ~ u necessary io' h''h'"'"'' 10 '''"Vc'
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ra"y prefer tue ''''er' W w o'"'' 'rN'S"
tors that receive The endorsement, o' T"3N'
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-03-15
MY THOROUGH BRED JACK.
ROCKY MO UNIT AIN.

WILL STAND DURING THE YEAR 1851
w attn Farm. near kingston Tenn and will
be permitted to serve not more than twice day.
ut sic for Mares proving in fpa, and S2j for lcn-
nets proving in loal, Gue when the fact Is known.
or when the Mare or lcnnet is transferred or re-
novel from the ncghh1rhood.
Rocky Mountain is years Old; was bred by
7. Il. Rains. Of Nashville, and sired by his famous
jack Buck Mammoth, he by Marengo Mammoth,
and he by imported Mammoth. Rocky Mountains
dam, Eliza Boyd, was the winner IF l3 silver cups
at different Fairs in Tennessee: she was sired by
Saur kraul, and he by the Duke of Eruuswich.
Rocky Mountain Is II beautiful black, over lji
hands high under the standard without shoes.
measures 20 inches aruunl the heart, 81 inches
ayonni the upper part VI tho arm. Ills body is
very long and round, honfs large and good, legs
unusually strong, wide and well shaped, with long
clean pas,erns. have good pastures, and my
charges hall be below the customary prices Of the
country. ! will cuirHYnr to prevent accidents
and cscnpcs but will not be liable should any &c.
chr. u. y. W ELI hEH.
March H. lSGi-.cs-GJl
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LAND For SALE.

IIansfori 3. johnson, Mary \. Johnson, William
NJ. johnson, and Elizabeth Ann johnson,
Francis NJ Johnson, Amanda y. Johnson, Elmini
johnson, jonathan A. Johnson, Mansfield
johnson and Bi.rom Johnson.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE RENDERED
ID in this cause. ., the January term of the
Circuit Court Of r,iV ynary, Tenn. will, on
Saturday, the 9th day April iSGl, expose to
public salc to the highest bidder, at the Court
house dnnr in y n,on, Tenn. the fol- wing de
scrihed TRACT OF LAND, to wit: EiEhty acres,
being the South cast half Of the South east quar-
ter Of section twenty eight. second fractional
township. range FIVE East of the basis line, or"cc
district, Polk county, Tennessee. The terms OF
sale will be ON twelve months time, purchaser Civ
ing note and good security for the purchase
money. aud lien retained on said Land until al!
is raid. p. p. KlLBY. Cie,k.
March Is, lSGl-i,--prs fee S!-6jl
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r. NJ A N L Y,
or ycw Orleans,

DoRMERLY PHYSICIAN TO THE NEW
Orleans Marine Hospital. Inventor Of the
Celebrated Lung Tester, Author Of a large pspu.
lar work on Consumption, Cancer. Diseases oil
Female. and all Diseases Of the Lnnss Throat
Blood. Liver, Stomach. Neryc'. skin. Eyc'. Ears
6c.. &C.. may he consultei Free If CharJe l.,
those who are suffering chronic or long standing
di.ca,es of every kind, at Athens Bridges Hotel
on the 9Th II every month. DR.. VI. will not in
terrier. with the practice Of resident Physicians
and ask. none to call excep, those wh) csnno
obtain help elsewhere.
Narohf3n, i3'H--1y-eoL