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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09

.assAA No. IA frame house on Taylor street 4th
l!llE,F dsnr below Church street. at $4,000
Hi1 No. 2.-Three stoTed brick houses on
~ Eleventh street between Lombard and Pine, Nos
6Nf, 6O5 and COP, at $1,000 each.
No 3-Three storiei brick houses Twelfth street
between Lombard aud Pine, Nos 5lS, h07 and 5ua, at
$1,000 each
No 4.-oae brick dwelling and Office No. sl7 Market
street. at $4,000
Second at $4,000
No 6.-0ne frame house Eighth street "a door BE-
low Church street at 10000
No. 7-Qne three stoed brick house Tanall street
between Eleventh and Twelfth $li20O
No 8.-ThrGe stables and yards for rent near Sevent
ST. between Spruce and Pine lats Of Samuel McCau
ley, decd, $500 and $4,000 each.
No. g.-ons frame DWELLING sixth street third door
above Poplar street. $52.uO
No. Is,-pne tsree storied brick dwelling Church
street bfAeen Eighth aud Ninth, SSiOl
No. II e-0ne frame hlase at SpaTksve. $1,000.
No. IA stable and lot OF land, adjoining
Spruce, seventh and Church streets, $1,000
No. l3.--One small house and garden in Drandywne
Hundred, neaT TalleyIis, $1,000.
No l4-Awhatf at near the foot of Seventh str0ot
the Christians river, late Of Samuel NcCauluy decd
in good order for u lime, coal wood or sand whatf
No. l5-AdoiniHg, wharf sud lot Of land suitabi
for ship yard lumber yard GOAL wood and sand yard
No. l6-ce house stable aud yard on Eleventh street
between Market and Orange, Apply to
WM McGAuLLEY,
mari COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Inciptent Com
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
of the Disease.
1his is a renei, universally known to snrpass any
other for the of throat and lung complaints, that
is useless here to publish the evidence of its virtues Its
unlyaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease have made it
known Throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few nre the communities families, among them
who have not personal experience Of it's effects
some living trophy in their midst of It's victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders nn
as they know, too the effects Of this remedy We need not
do more than to them that il has now all the viz
tues that il did have when making the which have
won go strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
seld by E. BRINGlIURsT 4 Co, IL. BRINGuURsT
by A. II GRIMsIIAw Il Co.. E, McINALL, and dealer
every where myal-ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09

NEW ORlhANs 18th August, 1869
IN. } c. ArGR; Sir chreriully comply with tho ro-
quest Of your aecl and report to you Of the effects
lave realized with your Sarsapaiilla.
have cured with it. in my plnctee, most Of tho COM
rnints for which it is recommended, and have fund its
effects truly wonderful in the Of Ts1eredi and lsi.
cmai ifS,se one Of my patients had Syrhiic ulcers
IN his iltoa which were consuming his palate and the
Top u his mouth Your Sasaplrilla, steadily taken
cured linn IN five weeks Another was attacked by Sec
ohinfy symptoms in Ills nose, and the liberation Ind
eaten away considerable part Of IT. that believe tho
disorder would reach his brain aud Kill him. but it
yielded Ia my administration Of your Sarsamrilla; tile
ulcers ralrli aud he Is we'll again of course without
some Nisislittiun to his face. woman who had been
treated t0r the disorder ly mercury was suffering
nom this poison IN her bones. They had become 50 SEN
hiliyu 10 the weather that damp day SHE suffered ex.
crurinng pain in her joints and bones. She too was
cured enhely by your SatsnIalllla in a few weeks /
know nom its formula, which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation from yunr laboratory must be great
REMEDY consequently these truly remarkable results
With It lHtyc not surprised me.
FIuipruut t 4 Al ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09
Leuc Orrhmn or whites, Ovarian Tumor.
lterIMe ulrnrMtLnll. EnnnIe nIsnnsea-

Dr. j u. ). Charming, Of New York CITY writes;
most rlrerfny comply Will p reiHet o your agent ia
swing have iuund Your Safsaarilla most excellent
nltelatirn in tho nuneios complaints for which we
employ such remedy, but especially In Ftmaie DISEASES
ul the scofilnus dinlhess. have cured many inyetcr
ar ei's oI lHurutllaa by It. and snnp where the com
lint was caused by liberation ol the uterus. The ulcer
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my know
l,i,.nrl Narr,,, ..e N,.,lts,..,
FernnS ar!rla or On one Of the females IN my family
which had leei all the remedies could EMPLOY his
at length been completely cured by your Extract Of sar-
snlmlilln Onr physician thought nothing hut extirpn-
ton could AFFORD relief hut he advised the rial of yolr
Shrsnlaila as the last resort before cutting anl 1t
proved rlectnal. Amor tningyour remedy eight weeks
no nsymrtom of the disease remains"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09
-; Anthony's Fire; Rose or ErysipeIas,
NimAMOrm, Sore Eyes, DronsY.

Dr. Robert NJ. prele writes from Salem, n. Y, 18Th
Sept, 1852 that he has cured au inyeterae case Of
D'osy, which Threatened to terminate fatally by the
pesevering use Of our SarsapMilln and also dangerous
Malignant Eryspehts ly large doses of tho same saws
he cures the common Eriptions by it constantly.
HrOnchOcele, GOitre or Swelled Neck.
Zpbnlnn slwm Of Prospect TeNas, writes "rhree hut
Ties your Snrsnlnra cured me from Gaiiye ii hid
eons swelling on the neck, which l had suffered from
over two yearB."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09
SAN RD'S
LIVER INVTGORATOR,

is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, and
has be come established fact STANDARD Medjcine
known anu approved byl all that hnye used 1t, and
is now resorted TO with confidence in all the dis
Tor which It is re- NJ commended.
1t has cured thousands ~ within the last two years
who had given mp all o hopes Of relief, the nu-
unsolicited certi lfcatea in my possession
show. r
The dose must be adapt ed to the temperament ot
tho individual taking i'll g and used in such quant
ties to act gently on - the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your ~ Judgment guide you in
the use of the LIVER o lINVIGORATOR, and
It will Liver u, Complaints, bilious
Attacks, DyspepsIR - Chronic Diarrhmn,
S um mer COm plants, Dysentery,
Dropsy, Sour Sta- p mach, Habitun1
COsttvcness, ChOI- y nc, Cholera, Chole-
ra Morbus. G hoIera = Infantum, FIatu-
Ience, JRumdice, Female Weakness
es, aud may be used sue cessfully as an Ordina-
ry Family Medi- n cine. 1t will cure SICK
EADACHE fas RI thousands can testfy,) in
twenty minutes. nj = two or three Tea
snoonfuIs are tnIx- P en- at commencement
attack. -
An who use IL are = giving their testimen
in It's favor
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE
INVlGoRAT0R AND SWALLOW BOTH TO
5ETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER hottie.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09

The Family Ca-l thartic PILL is
gentle but active Cathartc - which the proprietor ha
used in his practice more VI than twenty years.
The constantly incTeas-, I ing demand from tho
who have long used the = PILLS aud the satisfae
ton which all express in ] regard to their use has
induced me TO place them - within the reach of all
The Profession we'll ~ know thst different Ca
thartics act different a portions of the bowels
The FAMILY CAS- rHARTIC Pill l.
has, with due reference to this well established tast
been compounded from variety Of the pure.t Ve-
getabe Extracts, which . act alike every part OF
the alimenlary canal. and :, ARE good aud safe In
all cases where Cathartic = lbs needed, such III
RANGEMENrS OF the = ST NAG H. sLEEPi-
NESS, PAINS IN THE BACK AND LoIEs, COS
TlNENESS, PAIN AND n SORENESS OVER TIE
WHOLE BODY from sud :, den cold, which frequent
y, If neglected, end In a g long course of Fever.
Loss OF APPETITE, Al ~ CREEPING SENSATION
OF COLD OVER THE ~ BODY, REsTLEssNEss,
HEAnACIIE, or WEIGHT Z, i'm THE HEAD, all IN
FLAM MAT0RY d. z ISEASES WORMS in
CHILDREN or ADULTS, 81 RHEUMATISM a great
PURIFIER of the BLOOD and many disea SEES to
which flesh is heir too . numerous to mention in
this advertisement. DOSE, 10 s.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER INVIG0RAT0R and FAMILY Ca
THARTIC PILLS for sale by A. H. Grimshaw Co,
Edward Bringhurst CO.. Henry Bringhurst, Whining
ton, Delaware. and by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
s. 4. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
mAr3OAf 2Os Broadway. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09
No. 3O5 Market ST., Wilmington,
SPECTACLES
In Gold, Silver and Steel.

AJL IlO 7 LIOLILlJ
In Gold, Silver and Steel.
We pay particular attention l. our department o
Spectacles aud Eye Glasses, keeping always great va
rley on hand to suit every grade Of sght and all tastes
SpECrACLEs REPAIRED ia the host manner and
ulasses fitted As, Eye protectors for travelling or,
with very weak sight, farming purposes,
DIAMONDS AND PEARL ORNAMENTS manulac
tuIed to order.
Jobbing, Repairing G. Engraving
OF Jewelry, syerwe, specatos, and any delicate ar
ticles carefully attended to- and promptly done in the
best manner at very moderate rates.
The subscriber thankful Tor past iavors hopes to merit
continuance.
Persons who have lett articles to be repaired are par
Licully requested 10 call and get then lfno called for
by July, they will lie disposed Of To pay rust.
H. ROBINSON,
No 800 MMkei St, Wilmington, Del
January I, 1861 mar 43m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09
ia HOUSES FOR SALE.


IN MARKET SrREET-Stnre and dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand. Three story
brick dwelling between Tenth and Eleventh streets
in KING sTREEr-A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets three stories maiu
and back buildings gas baths in first rate order generally
good dwelling house, South East Of Seventh and
King streets
in sHlPLEY sTREET-Thrse story brick dwelling
above Filth street, 25 feet front 90 feet deep,
IN TATNALL STREET-Four new three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh street.
IN WEST srltEET-Fout new three story brick DWELL
inss above Eleventh street.
in ELEVENTH sTREEr-Three new three story brick
dwellings between Tatnall and West streets,
IN SEVENTH STllEET-A three story brick dwellius
below Lombard street .
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick dwellings, with two story back
buildings
IN SECOND srREET-A three story brick dwelling
1e tween French aud Walnut streets. might he made 4
good business stand
IN BRANDYWINE VlLLA6E-Two story brick dwell
ng Braudywiue Village, would be exchanged for pro-
pefty in town.
BGlhDING LOTS "A desirable property at the corner
of Third and French streets, suituhe either for building
lots n site for manufacturing establishment.
For terms and particulars apply to
JOHN McLEAR son,
my1O III Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-08-09
YER'S
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BIO0D.

=, uAkLANn, Ind, 9TH June, 1859
j. e. Aim Co. Gents feel 1t my duty 10 ac-
hNNMioIse What your sarsapaiilla has done for ME-
Having nltritu scrofulous Infection have suffered
rom It N Various ways for years. Sometimes 1t burst
uut ~ Ulcers on my hands and arms sometimes il
turned inward and distressed at the stomach Two
Ntas sn II lIokc ont on NY head aud covered my scap
ana els with "e sore. which painful and oathsone
ply si,iis hut without much relief from any thing In
lrt The disorder seN WORSE. At length was reoicp
u ltid ~ the unspc Messenger that You had prepared
an alternative SHrsnntilln) for knew from ynur reimtn.
iii that any thing you made must lie good. / sent to
thohh and got It, ami used 1t Till ii cured me. took
H. as You lNisr ~ small doses ut teaspuonful over a
month"; aud isr almost three bottles New and healthy
slih so begm to form under the scab which after 4,
while fell oil. My skin is clear, and know by nv
Feeling. ih the disease has gone from my system Ynn
can we'll believe TINT feel what nm saving when tcii
you that hold YOU to be one Of the apostles Of the age
anh trllan ever gratefully. Yours,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

4rr,em Extraordinary .--Maio- pbiiil
Barry. Of MoDadGyiila, arrived IN this city o.
the Central train Sunday. The Major is vel
eran soldier, and for many reasons j. ca'cu
lated to attract interest. He was an ensign j.
he battle of Waterloo. being then only seven
teen years Of age. II tie famous "D.4c}
Hawk war" he commanded /. company, o
which Abraham Linoola, now President q
the United States, was u private member. J.
the Mexican War he sceyei /; Captain. He is :
genuine Sontherner IL sentiment, a q Ian
gentleman in Tic Amy aha III evil life, a I'm,
Friend, and deserving officer. lie has mace
immeuae sacrifices in the cause Of the S0uth
AID win great difficulty succeeded in escapD4
THROUGH the Federal lines
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aslEEl.

I'm SUNDAY night, of consua ptjou. WILLIAM
QUINN aged ~ years.
fis funeral viii take place this afternoon. NJ 2
O'Clock, from Mis- Sextor's rssidepSkon I7tb :.
Two doors from H.. osd Iizens from Baltinore.
and his riends this city, respectfully invited
TO att nd. ~ kyr,
On Monday morning Oct 2sth. at 3 O'Clock Of
typhoi pneumonia SARAH SMITH. daughter of
Thomas ). sarah f. Toisr. aged Ii years / [
months and II days.
Dearest SsBA'', thou hast left "a,
We thy Ices most deeply ell;
But lis God hat hath bereft us,
He can ala our OFT VS. heal.
On Monday. Oct 25tb, Mrs ELIZABETH EI~
LIN IITH wife Of WI Smith, in her 2g year
The irieuds of the family are invited to attend
b.r sureral froIn the residences of her husband, On
Union Hill, to-day Tuesday, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Her funeral will lake place from the residence Of
her mother in Sidney, this evening, 81 O'Clock
Ths friends asd acquaiateuces of the family AZ
reqa st-d to attend without, further bo.ice
Lynehburg psp~rs please copy.
At his residence, on Jefferson st. between Mar
shall AMI Broad, on Sunday morning, the 2sth il
slant, Mr. IA HES EAUGHAN Of Shropshire co ,
Eng and, 10 his nth year, after a long aLd JaiGful
Illness. which h bore with Christian pate nee. lie
was a kind husband ard parent; honest truth
fuI. and indGstino lie died fGr from bis ma
tive land and leaves behind him a sorrow stricken
and broken-nearte6 son, and daughter law, to
mourn an irrepHrsbe ioss--w hos- only con ton
il that they viii again rect him In Heaven 70 par
more.
Dearest father thou hast Jeff us
We thy IoH most deeply feel
But lis tcd ChGt bath ber.lt ~
IL MI orr sorrows heal.
Daer father, arsveI we shall sooa meet H. q
above.
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shifts Whscn they commanded, nj tae time OF
rasiTTiing thetT commissions into the hands OF
northern officers, who carried tn chi into North
srn ports. Thus n;tve we been de priysd of our
Just proportion Of Navy which our means
assisted 10 build, and which is no w 10 be- used
~ rHGris toraVdge niid plumber our COS st. aud
barn aua destroy eisies. Surrounded
thus and threatened thus, hold it "a IN AK
ION, that nam is IT liberty 10 decline an
position which the State or its people may. by
their unsolicited suffrage, confer upon him.
For myself while / seek nothing and aspire
10 nothing, 1 will decline no service which
Virginia, or any portion OF her people, may
require me To render. If, then, the people OF
this district shall elect ne TO Congress, shall
accept the station, and devote nay best ener-
gies To successful termination Of the war
and TO dvance the permanent interests OF this
great, and, as doubt not it is 10 b. victorious
CoRfeaeracy of States, under whose paren tai
sway L wish, for ore, 10 live ana die If,
however, either of nay distinguished friends
for eash Of whom l entertain the highest re.
gard-who have been announced as candi-
oates, shall be elected, | shall be- quite cor
tent, and Will give 70 his useful ana patriotic
laoors In the holycause that engages us my
most hearty applause and approval
October Il, lcol JOHN TYLER
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ActtUe 5ejr}oe-Ihe Hon AItiilcre. OF a por-
ontnereof. are faEing STEPS 10 er.er the service
III a capacity Where llda9Gs dafes are 10 he
performed II Is not supposed that they viii
he required to 20 any considerable distance
from home, but here is n demand tor men ia a
service connected with err tnc:sl Interests, and
while the militia my lie called on t. respond
il is highly commeudlbe in any portion Of our
citizens 10 yolaptear without waiting Tor "a
draft
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Joiig EtH1se>.--A company arrived III til,
city yesterday from Gloucester Point, hsvja.
been transferred from that place 10 lIaoaesa
Tie men had just been psid o.fr and on The
way up they enjoyed themselves after . yer.
peculiar fashion The car " bich they occu
liad presented Ii delightful scene Of confusion
through which were visible some bruised and
bloody faces; while one splendiy-formcd lei
low. stripped 10 the buff, jumped out ana wa
ready to take another round after tne trasiI
stopped at the depot. 4 ftte discipline, am
these men would whip five times their nu,a
Der OF Yankees
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Steam G4a--A queer looking machine.
which, we were told, was Centrifugal
Steam Gan,' was carried up Main street es-
terday on wagon, and was an object Of much
curiosity The coiored driver was unable to
eApiain It's peculiarilies, and we did not endea-
eor 10 learn Its destination The s,actline had
u nozzle like unto a blacksmiti's bellows
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Gooa ShootiHg--A rife, invented and made
by Mr. Moss of this cry was tested yesterday
noon at the TIeGegar works, 1t sent d bail
60tl yards with wonderful accuracy aud is ca.
pable of shooting iauch gceater distance
Such a weapon il the hands Of skillial marks
man, would do Coon service ia d fight with the
enemy
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Escapt ~ Coar5cts,--Seven oonvicts, en-
ployed on the Notifications sonth Of James
liver, near this ci;y, have lately made theiI
escape. Before their pa-ture they stole two
Savings Bank, which they will hardly be ati
to convert into cash. Unless they are more
Fortunate than the majority OF iagiires il
these tintes they sill soon BE reaaP;ule3.
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Painful Ramor.--It was reported last even
Ing that private dispatch had been received
from Yorktown announcing the death of Cap
tam X. c. stanard, Jr,, Of the third company OF
10 wiizers. We refrain from making any far
ther ailusiop 10 the circumstance nnlii we re.
COVE more positive intelligence
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McCeLLocH RgPcE1AD Go1R TO KAssAs.-
The Van Buren, lark P.ess If the 18th
inst, upon what ao thority is not ment toned,
says:
Gen. MeCniioch has taken mp the line of
march for bleeding Kansas The ssckinz
fsad burning of 0scsola, and the piIl2gfng Of
houses occupied only by defenceiess women
an, cbiIdrtn, by IN a immaculate purity Jim
asane has made FOL clearance no longer yir-
a.se Kansas, ths sis af~ IS tbs sands Of tie
ssra. shore '--soft would We have gathered thee,
- a iea gal isrsih her brood, but va would
...l. That uesalalIon thai the sword SDd
s.rs 0kls eaa brin < Is now upon th.-+; the de-
ire IL one GA, i aud "A ~, taiEhty IN mi
4.al.ss, AFT ae aglsdr-~shs dslDg walls, snd the
.sl44 ia,.ss Asash os aaagFy wolves, sha,i " ~
oniy funeral fibsAe. .;yulsiy tbs 5tmy t0l 10
lgaj1AxIte90y n k1F1a'N u - s3sr~@ ~
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Msceijoaeaus Cusc@.-1 ho,u,ss i. DugaH, q
the Tiger Kites, ,and i Ii. NJ kenna, :. Goos
gia soldier, ~ ere before the Mayor yeste.d;.
Tor over drinking, and sent ~ Gen. W.ndeI
who viii prpb4 IL see that the.y are 1orWafde
% their coDVaulee. Iuos. Thompson, auo,ne
soldier, Tor similar iudiscreuou, "as held {,
await IHe c.,II ~ H.s Glitter
Nathan Sip2el al ,iclael Tool, s3r Ggrua
eunees aLi GtavrdeIiy De4aElor, were each il
grired 70 gave security {" Keep The peace.
Jali5s " uo1sop, Was tIuea 5 la pa, IA,
auioztns III tae >svJIl daINri 10 seii gam
auI the fowls n ere seqHestered BY tue cI.y.
Wesley Aualus, IIee negro, was lined - H.
a5yiug chickens, eggs, butter. ana ciiesn4ts /
The Second market, - sell agtIu, and the u!is
rellaneous couotry produce WAS declared con
tiscated.
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.. n. ana Il Comparative 9th amir al
meeting OF the James River and Kanawha
SonlP..ly was sailed for last night in this Guy,
oal owing 70 tne want of quorum 10 bnsi-
ness Was transacted
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Meyers. Cenrt--Tae Mayor mas changed
the. tins II holding his raarnino ieves ron 9
10 10 O'clock, and viii continue to omen nro
eeedipgs III thai hour ussii otherwise ordered
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LOST sTEsAYEss. &c.

OSI--S7H.c days sg1, frpyn tbo PACKET EuHt
l. Liuk' !ying IN the BASIN, a TEANkLIN.,
i'zatI 1t cCoi.1ined besides Ioouey, ana other d.
hclts, SEINE papers OF 10 pecunary value - an
GA, but tic owner. II these papers snail be -,
turned tatoIga The P3stJfiiey, t. MY address, Il.
let at NY ofl2e between : and s.h streets Oh
Franlt1, 80 that get them, fuitabi3 fc.ugd w.t
be paid to- them, and no questions ssked.
&C 24-e.~ JOHNS ART
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& EssbsEEasTE,Ai.

BBLS. LIN>EFD OIL.
y ~ hb.- Is on.
p ub's. ALCOHOL.
bates bHhS
30 boxes ". SWEET OIL.
go o HAVANA CI0AES
&oJ ar'-s MATCHES al Eiads.
; bags u ourG PEPPER.
20 rea,a LETTER PAPER.
chests fine GUuvovdeg TEA
bzts- HOPS AID vagiegat, & SOAP.
Jus. received ana ;ot sel- Iy
VIM Il. JONES < co.
&c %3--5t lJlI 81 basyye- Main aud Cg,y
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H3ak's1E AFFAIs-7he Murderer Of II. Da-
saassn Hang By MOI. The Lynohburg Re-
!Tsstteaa OIL y.st-r,f1y. has the following par
ugulars OF Is shooting aF .ir which took place
ntsT Fayetteville, Tenn;
We have seceiyeu intelligence from most
reii tble gen tiesnan OF Tenoes ser, WHO know
she faet, that Joseph @. Taylor who killed
i-leit- ID wilson ia this city several months
ace, 'e"d was discharged by al Examining
curt, on tnr ground that three terms OF the
toart had passed and the omnonweal III
WIS sol Prepared Tor trial, WAS hung on the
evening OF the i3sh inst by the frieads aud
neighb9rs OF 1t. ID wilson. 1t se.m MS tina
iasioi returned io his home, near Fa,.tte-
viIts, la Ltheoin county, Tennessee, after his
disenHfR" ffosu jaii here, aud the probe Of
ihs aeighbofhc1d, of which 1t D. WIS a.so
resident deterina ed 10 take the laX In thr,r
own hands and execute summary xeupe NICE
and III O'clock, on the iSth the uniortunats
man was launched into sternity---lhe brother
OF 1t. ID syiosen aeJasuDg the rope aroun
his neck with bis ow' Lands.
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VIao1S5A-ln 10 spirit Of vain glory, but
from sheer sense Of justice, we propose eie
long 10 publish some facts concerning the con
fributions Of Virginia 10 this war, which We
tbiuk will silence the mouths OF those " no are
disposed 10 ccilieiso and censnre this nobie Old
Slale. Sac has given herself for the battle
ground Of one aud all she has furnished nearly
every pound Of powder and most Of the heavy
ordnance that have been used between the Pot0-
iaae and the t+alf of Mexico; she has seventy
five thousand III the field. In this eo!uec-
tion NE may add thai the lbors Of her GOV
efaor IN the common can5e has been in essaDt
lie has given himself, lie Time, his talents and
his energies without stint t..he eiorioHs work.
We arc persuaded that !be Conf aerate Gov
eEnnient can t.ndno fault Will Virginia nor will
her iovetEor, but will promptly aeangwledge
that they have been in the font rank and be-
hind no other in toils, struggles. and sacrifices,