davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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p,.esse. oS tie Nervous, sssv

Mise se~ oS tie Nervous, sessansr Crs-
nsry ss4 r~rss sysasxs -sss ns-s sspseisys etrsss
rees. srf se~ lfvafpsnf tsissf N Dr Lxrrngt :
rsrs. Lasssr sna New rsfx ~ Asylss sas Nssv4xs
s.s8~ TF,h sfinsn evsr S9IsgS eant s~ti be- s~s.sd
s~.s~s, - ss'>s srsse~s-' s-a~ si "a,
sss sawAsst
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a BenutffuI Complexion, free from Tan.
ppplfs and frs.kss, n~y h easily treare8 ~ ossng r~
kElLN ~ THOUSAND YLowkFs Pro- ;, essss
Yor saL by ID I. BARNS 4 CO. and al Gr41.lais.
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HiiI's Hair Dye, Ffsty c..t,. DissS ov
~ al DfYx.ists
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lxsIKA ikrAFrsSx % rsg AHfp0rOf5rAs roilfg
Nsw Yosx, Jsiy y, 1858. I
Captain 49, -
Patrolrnan Edward Dpps, Of the Twenty fth precnrt
(Froad~sy squad), fatally wcasdsd Last tuesday
evening. m Twenty nfnth street, between kignh snd
Ninth avenues, whom he with large police force accom-
psnied With military. we're sent 10 pat down mob of
nanrderoue rioters.
Our comrsdc fen vhHs b. vas brsveiy dlschareng bis
duty, with his face " the rgters-
Tho funeral wn take rs.ce tomorrow, 2sd ins, . al
nino O'Clock Ssa tribute of respect our d~o.ssed
brother officer yOr , detail sergeant aud tws.ve men
In fnr Uniform bes and batone, " attend tbe fusers
which v III take place .rum these heafqaxftsss.
Voc VIII direct The sevgrsns IN command 70 report 10
Dr insss.or SER sat oopelsad W Washington square,
south side, ~ half gSst seven A. "
1hs rssnty-n -nfth srccsct (Brossiwsy ~gusd) All bo
the guard Of houcr.
JoHt A. KEvsEby, sep>riu,cadsr,.
nssfr cAsrEsrxp. Inspector
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Bogis's Hyperion .rasd as soses ana
drcs~N hsr bog.eA Esetfr hAlr bye lpss Trt
Be oonv'nesd. " BoGIsE. Bosscn Sofa e.ssy ~s~ge
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Br idgrwafsr Pnt.f--Eirr aud Natr,
PfD0ffot cottages. hsrua outside WDrk
X. RtNAoLpS. Asest u M4idsn AN.
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Com yo-it~ Iron " iudow Guards l.r
tta psaieu,iou Of Nindous
Hug,iiissos wICKEKsusI
2s5sanal street cast Yt Broadway
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~, and ssrua sysssuss --s~w rwaais ssGnemtll
r~tsrts ~ the Toward Aseoust1ne*nt .saise sr..<
snysbps ffe~ ~ chssy~. Aff.r.s o. Hsnm HB.i aoa
ue~ard ksacrsssio1. PhiisssseAA
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strs@t Sew YORK city. lie 10. oe<e Lea
Ilskes itN tghs room. su1 lrTas sUts.~r. NJ eufs'
shross irrupsloss sDd spcs me ssn yrs - 81 "a
ne sos resoncvs of tss bisy os,os "A wot,
"a hrWaa YrAiy. ksfvyss D~silsJ, Lsry fns~-res,y.
sna eor.ulsi.en kfsus nsau 10 ffusa A 1hti
.1si4fk 4. II
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Trusses.-Massh sx Cs.'s Radical asss
Truss 80. Fssey sr~e opposite the rhYrrh. - sgenss
don with sny ossr truN@ eo~ % No fsns
alta
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Re,wrn ar the Twenty.seve"tn Conu.eti.
cut Regiment.

kKw HAysh 1uIy =, 1858.
Tho Twenty seventh Connecticut regiment returned
home 70 day at ten O'Clock They received ny the
city authorities aud the various miinry ccmrnuics =
the city. After short address upon the pubiic siusru
by Ir Raccn tney sat down reception dinnar a. tbs
Music Hal. They will be mustered ont ~ scrvic, on
Slanrday. -.
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nMcI.l Drn.rng. or as.rrnx. Nan

D6cIai Drawings oS Hsarray, Eady S-
Co.'S Kentucky anu missouri State Lotteries
kEsfycxr. Extra Class ssi-jul, y. 1897.
%, ~. ~, ~, 30, "a, ~, 81, ~ ~, 10, -.
ksvrUcgy CLAss yt.--fuly p, 1871
-, ?, 81, 6a, -, %. ~. 70, ", 81 21, 65, H.,
80, 40. 20.
Circulars sent free OF charge, ~ addressing sl.ey
MLERAN. FDDi GU.
f0vins,Du, ~ az 81. I.,us NJ
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gor the Hair Barry's Tricopbeross.-
TIE best aud cheapest article Sold by Isugsists
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Private nSsos ~ shs Late TreuSi.s.
10 TnE nDlrOn OF rmg HkRALp.

...e..- fxv ioxK, guiy IL It1A
CO Monday i3th inss during the that de arraory
o. sScond sveflus vae burned OWN. my hsuss "a slo
second hrpk "a eurlns nv slsreoeo ana
properly % the snossa u sbt thossand dolars
vas ssos, oopst-ssSe a. wssch and jewsss msss~Iss
large quantity OF <ctsrsa hs kot havur hsard sny.
thing In references " tb~sn. may psrhasa iarn more n
my propc'y ,hr oush ths medium q your yAlasbls ecl
umnx. ERAsI. TARcf0N.
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Relief for the Colorea peop,e.

The following additional subscriptions received
Yesterday FOR the relief Of the people suffered
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". \. BascheIor's Bfnsv Dye-Tse Best
in ihe Ngd ipsiADinnso hsrfasss and resahe sold
by al dH .sists and perfum-rs fantfy - Barclay sr-a
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%croivsi. Successor Ia kcrfSon, So. ia
& tGam sifce-asrtes oe ei.lte III isr dozen Ssisac
u0a suarsuteod.
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e#MM Mt NMM *MMN w4a mEeNE
M0sae
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n 80 bisoa wsrs pusss rsea n ssA soRkrHS Fn.La
ruftls tosd tTf wstyr~ oas sssth. sst q
are ~. pssyvd Asy isfg tg Darifr ihs slso
49, Al aoa sseArs snf ~ a~ssrs rvsn sp.l
awnnGe
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Cbrisfsdoro's ttstr Dye, Prsservafsys
1nd Ng DEPOT wholesale aud rrtail No Astor Ifonae
Tse dye applied by skh.al artists
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Twelve Carte de- rIsttes Tor 81. ri
q RRihNs, IS B,wssy, unsurfassed or oRnh sal paN
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ome,., Drawing. Of sne shelby oo,,eg,

Lottery OI krnIurkg.
ExrR, cfss. foi--Juv -, I,Gg
s., IS, 81, l., H. z. 80. So. II - 81 40, -, G4.
Class srs--Jaly ~ Iva
II. 30, SO. ~, 90, ~, Is, oil, a. /, Is, 81, 80.
sons A. NORRIS \ CO.
WitGlrgtan. Drlssaec.
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Prize. Ca,bsd I'm ait Iscatikrd Latte
ries informstion gFen JOSEPH BATHS Bo.~f
M u Wat street.. io3ai No. I, NY.
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Marine Dd Fisid si1 sse<. rE ts.fi d. fne
unsd ~'s o., signal Dcpar1~nUat te oqstt annfaciur.
pree.. at tDs Dptcai tnNinir Brap ALL
A Il street, uaaer farauln AisewEn
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MAILS FOB THE PACIFIC.

The Great Rxeitsnsent u New York--Intsnss
Opposition TO the ConsoriptioC Act Resistance
Of the People and scenss of Violence and BLOOD
shed-Aap Of the City. Showing the Points OF
Cynaict, &c., As., &C.
The man steamship Ocean Queen. Captain Wilson. WI
.oavc this rost At aeon " day for AspinwiL
Tho mails foe ceotrai Amerr~ aoa the south Pacific
will clcso in this oav Al hfpast O'Clock this sorning
rhs sKw Yoxk HxRAIp--Edition for me Pac'hc-vn be
rabshed at hEiIast ,ns O'Clock this morning and Will
tss fu' md interesting report % tho great Excitement
ana 9sslancs " Conscrptn act M New York drr-
n2 the past vsek. With accounts oa the DongS q tho
Populate, the Sconss OF Violence and Boodshca ard the
lscsns or The occasion, Illustrated with Excellent
Map of tho c,ty showing the Points of Confics tnc d.
slucon of Property, &c Account o. the Surrender of
Port hudson 20 tho Army OF Genera, Banks Arcoant ~
tho Advance u he Union Forces charleeioa, South
Carolrs tho latest from yvksoa,g sinoe ~
patton by General Grants Victorious Eoro,s; the htet
Intelligence FROM the Union and Rebel Armies 10 virginia.
important Movements Of General Rosecras Array N tho
Southwest and All other Interesting War New the Ites,
News from Europe, aud reports all important escats
~ ths past ton days.
snse coaies, in wrasper, ready or mating ss ecsis
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Tan. Frsckies saiio~o~ss. Esaptioas.
sfes seees snd 81 ekiu bcmines cured ~ VOtLAUD
lssn bedicaed Soap AS BfusAvsf. drama sstsst
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.Cn,idrsn Ts.sni.g.--rn, no,

Wigs. Tesp~es. Hssv Dye, Hair Dyetng
BArtHELDks, 10 B.ns street
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eiiiier's 50c. Hair Dye ~ sac Esss.
.sra,rsl aud most desirable IN H. SOLD By drassssA
Depot o. hey street
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The tonseriptioa

WAN tprArrMxr 4
PRo,or nAsssAI GENERAL. owns
WAgusoros, u. c.. July N, tsss.
Ills Evceoncy Joax A. ANHsw, Goveenr VI Massa
chaSctts, Boston Mo.
as- The ENROLMENT ". only proside- sbst N asssnry
70 the districts of STATE the number of fur
nished fhervron s Pres dant shall ake into coDxidera
ton tho pumbcr " volunteers md militia urnnhsd BY
and from said State srd the period a their service &C.
however tshAi BE- made 10 AsJAay the Prvoss Mar
shaI General by The Governor any aate thas psscu
lar towns which qnot have bcen ssgned hrreto
fore actually turnishef sarrlos n their q.csss
orcer viii bs isued ae hargina fion c 81 tho
United sfsses number n Gated Into srrvoe BY ths
dr,f frvm said towns % the serrrr proved
" have be~n furnshei hesetoors Jogus viii ns ret
credit actually for their IN infE9 calls
Tho number " tins dtschsrssd rrsn. the scfv ~
WI be add.i 70 nc ner pctcq eut euota q tbe Con.
grercnsl dstries " ~hch rrlf tpwus bcl~,g
nm. sir, very rcypccsfufy, your ohsd-nt servant
JAMES p. fHY, Provost Marshal OcssFal
THE Cashessc Dtshsp Tsa~W - she Rice.
Tte Venerable Bnhop Timcn.S naEnio c.,ssed ske sol
loving pastors, letter 70 b REID N the churches q b..
diocese on SUNDAY -
soaS BY he orscc Coo ssd IN. sn.rcri,y n ~ uoy
rec, B.soy "A bofalo, ~ tbe dearly ty~o,sf fs.ibf,
laly o. tie sisce -, beath an bsseiss,s9r- -
rsssrs noTru~s the ~ q u. S-spl 4 sl,rnv
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Il
! cufpl 10 INK nupsox HiyEa Ash irs raj
n ets,ls. muslin g,ss, o. '.s'ee % T. y ,-..ry,
s%a's. sss ns spss ws aseass. s1 ., 90 .f
%". c, s's; .ns sS &c xs s p % u s 81 "a
Guide 10 ~ iais u sasara sna yirrly sas.a pr6s
sr.sin. f-on lGeorrapa. ri,A srpou. e'c,e,,.. Ca
ss s"a .:s N asi s's s s. s.: ..,e .. 's
~a '' TAi snLsss n: = sosg III ssp& ,r H. y ys
a. GOLD II Observation-Disclosures A.
~ CO. II"I AE %, Sassroebs orssi ss.s s.,s.'''
| Cooper ia.iituis. ks',f az
frea,sESr craE poR usApAoRF, sr0aAL
soL1oirs isstss, r.la asss.ls' s@. ,,,., 70
eni- p's@ a. nod y al asuss.s Depot ~ chasaA'
Ar cnrgcn AZ. noag. Yisirrso CARDS. AsS
bEtLa ~ nioaaws,, oorHer pssSs srrsi
A RADICAL .crnt TRrss-wurEs rarEsr
g. . nj 80, wsnanlsd 70 eaie wgrsssa i.rs, .sd
g. "l. . ~ sas, r.sss n N - III I. 80. :.
oas ., GhEGoRs 80 - nfo.i-ar.
siw PATENT
ior COUNTRY fEsrpgscgs rrsLfc nUifDls0s...
sfop ; -u prssru.
eHo. " .kft,H1hA a 60. 81 Ergaa-sI
T. EArrlE1rs roLAr sEFsnKg, ,roas.-sorIcg-
- - s r. aa X III, T.. =. =. II !.
LksLf LLLiot. - pfo.wp
ronss susIoNs nvrErfp suIs rxtARarp
y lelss ana - ssss~< - tb. fest e1rf ,hol tsia
Sa ~ ro,..ie., -. s,o.ss, s.f.T. \, es,sss.ss .si
'~''@'" ~ - ...--.----4..-.-.z----
ptA,sEss isrAfngp -IDHr.
soIsts ~ rBr ngAo
carAEauaL ASvgcTioEs 90 TnE niHasr
caHosIc csrsRaa
c.r.sga % ruE rTxrAsio svcous MEMBRANE.
ossrEUoros ov rng ivmacur.s rUsE.
ouaTp
caoss Eyr srEAIGnfssEp ~ oNg MINUTE
~. ai,.. 4, :, 9, J y. :, y = =. 81 .- -.
DIghcnos lsHsL. ASD rA1s-ALL EIsp&
~, psrs,.sss. "a. 49, i iic7oa saHDrnstis t'.a~,.
I,rg Agp EAK-DR CADwEfI. y ct.rSTos Fi.so.
u. tE.slih suestl no Brs.a~sy. . vtssfhga.g ~
,ssrfy sas 80 -, ~ 49, e - -
Tyrorr.sr ~ .cicAL casrs-pii.Ks. yisrrLA
syes. 49, - !. i,-ss.s >, D, Il X pasi,i~ o.
fsiia9 saa ran lns nnfsroa. ~ ssA s.sus. ysr
isssfs srfst
M -" sosarfro LACr.
a.. s.s .tT,-. - ,.,ss cssssa-i ~. 80 Tfs-.,.
>. 2es..f-.. 80 -.
DANA q. sHg DRAsT
". sags sni hsss as.ssg y prs.ss sssn tao
l..a iers,xi t-F.s.as fs.s tati tss ase.si 49,
p-.s nesss = 10 s4n m sfssl. 49, .iiss ~-f..
u e,ss~, .ss@s s,sgesig, ssss - -sasss s-~s
syssh. PISS " tsla ~ fs1si sfsis.
IN 80 as 80. .sa 49, ~ /. sl4 - - sss4l~
~ss ai. "a sassa ~ rasr q ws-t se4ass -
-ptts.aa,g. - r>sa. r tssma" ts 49, -.
ea.s " L1D~Af~ rlAi&~ta.sr .ssast f..a ssaes,
.s-..-s, ra,. ~ - - = 80 ~. 5-.' .s.t
s.as sCsxrg cnLD. sn.ws's igrt ~stsa 80
h.~u ygr tss~~. ner sfss7i - - s-l-s
sAl sssy 80. sah - eeia. s-,o ..y..
ga ,llrsi y ssfsst fsaa sl,esA.lss .sg a,s.s
a..,s ..sase4stsSss x a. Essa..a~s ya~
su.sa ae... ,.rs.As. 49, a.sss pvtss
g1DrAY ~. . wss,- 49,.
r,xg4 piwsA4g o. riy HnaD PyKssafNr4v
- esgss ~fstgse So rsAars4@ ~ =
s,-s.i,. r.Ii1n - s'...y gxsr = s,s,ss a,-s
orn EAgy rgGxirrs
fgLLs raAr 70 10. Asp nov r. % n
rNs sess ssal 'f.. " ..a - Firrtss srn's
s0 ssa<maf. 49, fvs
IN (l0O &C sxGfs yoG sALE-Finsr siAv.
AS'voo 49, A~'" Ixrp 80
- rxssNa So,
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N,a.9irll.

EfRnf Cartcs de yistse fcr oae Dollar u
BALLOTS i3s Broadway. No expense spared 20 pfcihv"
la0a woks.
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Aibnm Photographs Of enc Army and
.esy. onicefs and private yt~.t HOLMES war G4lsrf
10
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Beautiful Coapie ston. n.--I.aird's Bloom
Of Y1ph " Liquid Pearl fgr eryfng ant r-ut Ia tire
,emrraon ana ssth- All fr,E,i.ss ana ~, Br'sdaay.
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located 70 ths ugbtecnsh wsrd hsye bsen dsrs r~sUe
duty amos last thursday rAcy ara Bsw Uiiy orsun d
IN three squads relieving each cshsr Arouxh shs nAs
under the management OF their foreman.
AN OH stSfsSlS.IBER.
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pnsvoS Dssv

S.nsves Dssy.
~ 1Hr yprTcn oy SHy ruxArp
Tar st.raSsrS o. iertrg.,n ssc1u lms lax,as No. \
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inds isthfl frs.sd IN Mr. wiSsLo~ soothing sru
prfgy reliable sns harmless. II Frsyes the enid fo
pair cures dyrenfefp And dia hna rcsrs gfEing ~
boess cures vine ssh VI, Estnf rel@f aad te.lts q
ehild zixe@ f-st 10 10. notner. - tsntAa t@,ti'v
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Ths Famsrai or omcsr DsppIe,

tfbCfAL OHbNHs--NO. I,ZIk.
CxsTnAi DgrAsrsgss % rsx Muporo,Jras PoiIf,
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Amount received 10 date. 2rl
JONATHAN Srl EGEs Treasurer
NEw YORK, Juiy 20, 1853.
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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
A Remarkable Predictions.

Henry Laurens, of this city, was President
of the Continental Congress in l779. In 1880
he was sent as Minister to Holland On his
way he was captured and imprisoned in the
Tower Of London for fourteen months When
Lord Shelburne became Premier, Laurens
was brought Up on habeas corpus, and reieas-
ed. After his release he was treated with
great kindness and respect by the British au-
thorities. He dined with Lord Shelburne.-
After dinner the conversation turned on the
separation Of the two countries. Lord Shell
burne remarked:
Il am sorry for your people," "Why sop
asked Laurens. "They will lose the habeas
.corpns," was the reply. close the habeas
corpus?" said Laurens eyes," said Shell
burne. "We purchased it with centuries of
wransling, many years of fighting, and had
it confirmed by at least fifty Acts of Parlia-
ment. All this taught the nation.its value;
aud it is SO ingrained in their creed, as the
very foundation of their liberty, that no man
or party will ever trample on it. Your peo-
pie will pick it up, and attempt to use it; but,
having cost them nothing, they will not know
how to appreciate it. At the first great in
ternal feud that you have the majority will
trample upon it, and the people will permit
it to be done, and SO will 60 your liberty" =,
Charleston Courier.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
ARMY SUBSISTENCE STORES.

FINDER instruction from the the Commissa-
U ry General, we will purcha se Suosisten.
in the following counties of Virginia, VIZ
Washington, Russell,
z, Scott, Lee, wise,
and Buchanan,
and notice is hereby given that no purchases o.
Commissary Stores will be made iu these coun-
ties, except by written authority from one OF the
Undersigned, or by Commissaries OF Regiments
or Brigades that may be stationed in our DIS
trict. ),
We respectfully suggest to Farmers and 9th
ers that it will greatly facilitate our operations
if they will come forward cheerfully and prompt
ly and let US have their supplies, for which we
will pay full prices and in cash.
In addition to more substantial articles, our
army is greatly in need Of such things as pnle-
gar, Dried Fruit, Molasses, Potatoes, Onaons,
Beans. Cabbage, Soar Krout, &c.
nsy A list Of authorized agents will be pub
lished as soon as completed.
r. A. WILLIAMS.
Capt. and Asst. Conn.,, Abingdon, Va.
W. B. WILLIAMS.
Commissary Agent, Goodson, Va.
Sept 18th, 1S63-2m
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
ABINGDON MALE ACADEMY.

VyHE next session Of this Academy will be
4 opened for the reception of pupils on Tues
day, the lst day of September next, under the
superintendent Of Mr.. William Farmer.
The following are the terms of tuition ordered
by the Trustees for the ensuing
Session Of Ten Months,
One half of which shall be paid in advance, and
the remainder at the end OF FIVE months
First or lowest grade of pupils photography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and
Defamation. $40 90
Second or intermediate grade-Same
continued, and English Grammar, Compo-
sition. the Sciences, &C., 5000
Third or highest grade--Aboye continu-
or or ether the ol.ss' -'sD' 1000
Contingent fee. 500
Mr. Farmers qualifications as instructor of
boys and young men, are too well known in this
community to need the endorsement Of the Board
of Trustees Of the Abingdon Male Academy
but as far MS any such endorsement by, or re-
COMMUNICATION of, this Board may be deemed
proper or necessary, I feel fully authorized by
the positive action of the Board at their last an
nual meeting to say, that 1--WE regard Mr.. Far
mer as a man of superior qualifications for the
position which he flls'' with so much honor to
himself and advantage to the public.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN N. HUMES, PRIEST.
JOHN G.. KREGER, Secy.
q Aug. IA I863-tf
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
Sheep.

Our farmers are now learning lesson
which they should have learned years past,
and which ssme periodicals have labored hard
to teach them; all were convinced of the truth
of the lesson, but few gave heed to it. Had a
portion of their time, and one or two old su-
peranuated negroes been put in charge of a
flock of sheep on every plantation in Georgia
and Alabama, it is net very likely half the
suffering for wool would have existed. The
general policy has been to give this branch Of
husbandry the go by until now we all, and
the farmer especially, feel how much has been
lost by relying upon Yankee shepherds
Neither have our legislators been blameless
in this important matter. With stoical stu
pidity, We may say, have they stood by year
after year, aud voted down all proposed laws
for the encouragement Of so important q
branch Of husbandry. They have shown
themselves willing to sacrifice the wants and
comforts of the country, to the thousand and
one worthless cars, who prowl through the
forests of the land destroying sheep wherever
found. In vain have We looked for reason
why the raising of sheep should not be pro.
teeted, ard why the number of worthless ours
should be reduced, but no answer or reason is
condescended by the dog advocates.
Another word we would say fer our country,
and for the sheep. It is evident we can get
no relief from the dogs. Let US then ask of
the butchers of the land to cease Strengthening
them. Remember, that every sheep slain is
depriving soldier Of a comfortable coat, and
every lamb dropped and reared is adding
warm and comfortable clothes and blankets
to his present threadbare suits.
Farmers and planters Of Georgia and Ala
bama. let US appeal to you, to neither STAY or
sell a single sheep except to these who you
are satisfied want them for their annual crop
of wool. Husband what you have, and pre-
pare to care for, and rear every lamb which
shall be dropped for the next five years You
have no cotton on your hands now, build your
comfortable sheds in which they can be pro-
tected from tho chilling blasts and wet months
of winter. 1t will astonish you how they will
multiply and replenish your purse if you will
give them a little attention. Columbus Times.
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$500 REV ARID.

DAN away from US at Emory & Henry Col
q lege about the 10th inst, a negro mar
named warren. Said Boy is black, about
six feet high, heavy set, and will weigh proba,
bly, two hundred pounds.
He had on when he left, a pair Of wooden
soled shoes, with horse skin uppers, has very
little, if any, beard, face rather broad, counte-
nance rather good, and seems always in good
humor when spoken to.
He belongs to our Mr.. Scott Of Lynchburg
and we believe he went west, endeavoring to got
within the Federal lines The above reward
will be paid for his apprehension and confne-
ment so that We can get him, ali expenses will
be paid by us also.
CHAs SCOTT & co.
Oct Goth 1863-9w
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OF the Salt Works Branch of the Va. & Tenn.
Road, having supreme control of the trans
portatlon, and whilst the Company are able
(more so than ever, since the Western tom
mage has been lost by a break in our connec-
ton, and willing to transport all the salt that
can be manufactured, their cars are idle and
tney powerless to accommodate the public
we know well authenticated case, coming
under this head, that deserves mention. A
hrn, not stones throw from our Office, pur-
chased some six months ago, salt to the amount
OF SlO,OOO-about $4,000 of it from Clarkson
q Co., at $40 per bushel They are unable
to get their salt, but are told by these parties
that they can have it as soon as they 1.-THE par
ties in this city furnish transportation! They
furnish transportation indeed, when the bro
Their of Il. w. Clarkson controls it, stops the
trains of Scott & Co., and favors whom he
will.
All this while, be it remembered, R. w.
Clarkson & Co. find no lack of transportation
for salt to be sold at $40 bushel, though an
old contract for salt purchased at half that
price, and PAID FOR six months ago, cannot
be complied with for lack Of transportation !!
This is no business of ours, to be sure; nor
have we anything to do with private contracts
between other people, and should not have re-
ferred to this, but for its connection with
matters in which the public interest is involv-
ed.
We have no personal pique to crafty; nor
seek, or would accept, any other reward than
the consciousness of contributing cur mite to-
wards the correction Of a great public abuse.
We are entirely satisfied that the States
and the peoples interests have not been man
aged as they should, and shall be exceedingly
disappointed if the committee of the Legsla
ture now investigating the subject do not SO
pronounce.
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NO. -------- n ABINGDUN, mug. l7tn, IUUO. J
GEN. ORDER,
No. l. s
I. By order of the Secretary of War, the un-
dersigned assumes command of this Post.
H. 1t is made the duty Of all officers and men
on arriving at this Post to furnish their names
to this Office, and their authority for being alb
sent from their commands.
Z III. Officers who are improperly absent from
their commands, will be reported at once to their
Commanding Officers The men will be arrest-
ed and sent to theft respective commands.
W. Citizens on arriving here, are required to
furnish evidence Of their loyalty that they may
obtain permits, OF they will be arrested and so
retained until their loyalty can be established.
J. G. MARTIN,
Capt. and A. A. G. Comdg. Post.
Inn %. l863-tf
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New Concern.

GEORGE w. MANTZ & Co.
M ILL Tan Hides on the shares, or pay Shoes
w Il Boots, Money or Merchandise for Hides,
upon az. good terms as can be had in this eoun-
try. sgs.
They respectfully solicit a trial. Their Shoe
Shop is one door east of the Washington house,
where George W., Mantz will be found ready to
accommodate all who may call. 3.
Their Tan Yard is about eight miles Northeast
of Abingdon, Va, where r. A. Lipford will be
found ready to receive hides, and pay for the
same, or take them to tan on the shares.
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made, or
money, in exchrnge for hides will call on Mr..
Mantz. GEO. W.. MANTZ & co.
Feb. q, 1863