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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16
A 4" LOyal'' Song.

From the New York I1f6une.1
ODE To THE AMERICAN FAC.
All hail the Haunting Lie
The stars grow pale and dim
The stripes are bloody scars,
A lie the vaunting hymn.
1t shields pirates deck,
1t binds man in chains, yokes the
captives neck,
And wipes the bloody stains.
Tear down the Haunting lie =
Half>mast the starry flag!
Insult no sunny sky
With hates polluted rag!
Destroy it, We who can 2
Deep sink it IN the waves,
1t bears fellow man
To groan with fellow slayes.
Furl the boasted liei
Till freedom lives again,
70 rule once more in truth,
Among untrameied men.
Roll up the starry sheen,
Conceal its bloody stains
For on its folds are seen
The stamp of rustling chainsi
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

ss A lot of foreigners were naturali-
zed last week and sworn, in open Court,
to support the Constitution of the United
States! How is this that :. treason" is
permitted in the presence of a "loyal ~
judge Why did he not see that they
were sworn to support Abraham Lincoln,
instead of that old musty and reasonable
document
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

kHLED.-Wm. Coulter, of Summit
vile, who was employed as brakesman on
one of the Pennsylvania Railroad trains.
was accidentally run over by the cars.
near Johnstown, on last Saturday, and in
stantly killed. His head and one of his
legs were severed from his body. He
was young man of about % years of
age; and was until recently, in the SER
vice of the United States.
His remains were inferred in the
Catholic Cemetry in Summitville, with
all the military houors due to a departed
soldier
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

es- The Democratic Club of Washing
ton township, are requested to meet at the
No. 4 School House, on Saturday the
18th inst, at one O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of making suitable arrangements
for holding the Democratic Meeting to
come off at o'clock of said day. The
Democratic Club of Munster is requested
to be present as earl as convenient and
participate in making arrangements, and
we will reciprocate the favor when they
hold meeting in their township
VIM. MGOUGH,
ilenhlock Sep II. Pres't
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16
Democrats Attend.

The Democracy of Washington town.
ship will have grand rally at Hemlock,
at the house of John Wilkins on Saturday,
the 10Th day of September, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ. Messrs. Potts, Pershing, Noon,
Fenlon, and other speakers will be pres
ent.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Sept, 9, 1868.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16
Democratic Rally.

The Democracy of Clearfield, Carroll.
White, Chest, and Allegheny townships,
are requested to assemble at the House of
Michael Barnacle, in St, Augustine, on
Tuesday the 29th inst, at O'Clock p.
NJ. where they will be addressed by able
speakers.
Speakers from Ebensburg and Johns
town will be expected
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

eg There will be a grand mass meet
ing of the Democracy of Indiana county,
in Indiana, on the Sixth of October next
Hon. VIM. ii. Witte, Ex-Governor
Bigler, Hon. Hester Clymer, Hon. John
L. Dawson, r. L. johnson, Esq, Hon.
II. ID. Foster, and other distinguished
speakers are eXnccted
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16
J. $. TODD, Editor s Publisher.
WEDNESDAY SEFT., Is, 1865.
8. M. Pettengill & Co.

Advertising Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the Dem
oCRAT g. SENTINEL" and the most infiuen-
tial and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for US at our
LOWEST TERMS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

WHY DON'T THEY RESIGN AFTER the
announcement of Judge Woodward's s
nomination for Governor, the Abolition
papers raised a cry of "why don't he
resign" VIII these papers inform us
why Curtin and Agnew don't resign I?
Speak out gentlemen.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

WoMAN SHoT.-A deputy provost
marshal, at place called Portland Mills,
Jefferson county, while arresting a sup
posed deserter named Smith, accidentally
shot the wife of the prisoner, killing her
Instantly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

WE WILL ARREST THE IRREPRESSIBLE CON-
FL1oT; WE ARE NOT READY TO GIVE UP Con
sTITUTIoNAL LIBERTY; WE WILL NOT sAoRI,
FIcE ALL THE MEMORIES OF THE PAST AND
ALL THE HOPES OF THE FUTURE FOR NEGRO
EEDoM."-GEORGE W. WOODWARD
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

LIBEL. b. Sansom, of the Indiana
Democrat, has been summoned to appear
before the next Court of Quarter Sessions
of Indiana county to answer to a suit of
libel, upon the testimony Of one Wat.
Smith.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16
DIaMOgAxAr .EA1gyO SIaMTuI1yayao

EXTRAvAGANCE.-M Kate, daugh-
ter of Secretary Chase, has recently i'm
ported shawl worth s., 900.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

''All public functionaries in this land are
under the law, and none, from the highest
TO the lowest are above it''-WALrER n.
LowRIE.
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Democratic Ticket.

GorernOr,
GEO. w. WOODWARD of Luzerne Co
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
WALTER II. LOWRIE, of Allegheny Co
assembly,
CYRUS L. -PERSHING, of Johnstown.
Register and Recorder,
JAMES GRIFFIN, Of Johnstown.
Treasurer,
ISAAC WIKE, of Wilmore.
Commissioner,
E. GLASS, of Ebensburg.
Coroner,
WM. FLATTERY, of Johnstown.
4uditOr,
F. p. TIERNEY, of Cam bria TIP.
Poor House Director,
GEO. MCCULLOUGH, of Munster TIP.
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EBESSRT-p, 9

N. hG Sep, l4,b ,
10 the ostensibte editor Of tls 2 I'm ~ l
Sir You have seen fit -a4a7'a
slur upon me that | have bon, ceS'
ness against a neighbor. I ~, ISlss
contradict your statements. NV. .s vs.
sary o on oath, to prove you guilt L - y
a wilful he (the term you ann my ei'at
or of misrepresenting thr61rab r'1 %
hension, the facts connected with -' !
ter in dispute. l wish also ,'- :"
my own behalf, that would ,4 =
trouble to notice anything co-,. q:
your miserable sheet only as ,>-
matter of fact fl reducsa ~1es =:
mere question of veracity b.,a--1 =
=" colored man. and your paper '''a r'''
the result would be that he woniS No. i9- I, :
heved. - :
Here then are my statepen,. IL.
am prepared to substantiate bv " y =
mony of others who are as rss.
persons as can be found in This .aS -
ty. First.-It was sllcs the 5.a4
made that the president of ,Is = :,
made the answer that was a,tr;t+
him. Second-AIr. Blame told r-'' ~-
self, after l had written INV Is,--.
the gentleman spoken of had -
him tsco dollars, and Others, as r, -
myself, saw his name on the u,b.,-
list for that amount, and not n. - -
by the ANegha1aan. And fnrb-.
are no g names Of Abollhouas- d.
ten dollars, Mr.. Barkers being i.
one; while there is a DemocT- =
bed the same amount, accord;B7 :, ,,
own statement.
Now if you, Mr.. Editor, can
friend out of the position in wbi.i 4
placed himself by his own ac,s. Irg
that the remark was made in = -
jest, l am perfe city satisfied. rTb1--
the fact that he subscribed br, n.
lars is sufficient to establish i'll R.
sure you that / will not let Won o.,
out OF 1t at the expense Of MY rslz
for yeracity. 7 +
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16


GEO. W. WOODWARD of Luzerne Co
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

Judge Of the Supreme Court,
WALTER II. LOWRIE, of Allegheny Co
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

assembly,
CYRUS l. -PERSHING, of Johnstown.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLEVELAND, TENN.
Rev. j. n. Bradshaw, Principal.


HNHE next Session OF this Institute will commence
Il on the FIRST MONDAY OF January 1868, under
the direction and prolrssorshp Of the Rev Mr. Brad-
shaw, who has had charge of 1t for the last 10
months.
The Trustees in making this announcement would
most especially appeal to all citizens who have
daughters TO educate 20 send them to this institution.
Mr. iradshaw has had charge of the school fOr the
asst l5 months during which time he has rendered
ample ane We might say universal satisfaction to the
Trustees patrons and pupils. There never was bet.
ter time for men to educate their daughters than now
money splenty--everything farmer raises bears
two prices and the Tuition TO this School is the same
tbatit was when everything was at low figures
What excuse can there be now for a man who neg
lecs to educate his daughter None. Because here,
in Cevc and healthy locality we have an Institute
with an excellent Instructor aided bya sufficient corp
of Assistants, TO instruct all who may favor II with
their patronage Let one and all put their shoulder
Co.tne wheel and build up such School as will be Of
iosaculable benefit 10 MS and an honor TO our town
We have the building and we have Z Teachers the
bonnce devoyos upon the people. We hope they may
nobly perform thor duty.
The Trustees are thankful 10 the itzens for The
patronage bestowed upon Mr.. Bradshaw heretofore
and are glad 10 know chat UNI err his administration
Of the Institution has not lost any OF theenvable repg
tauon It sustained IN "thebetter days Of the Repub
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01

icaro Times Of Tho lOlh snns

The Chicago Times Of The 10th says;
Tie senate Is still without quorum. aH the
State ia virtually ia revolution. An informal
caucus was held to night, but nothing definite
was agreed upon. The Democrats will NOT
agree to paea any appropriation bills, 10 post.
pone consideration Of t,c peace resolutions, or
in brief, to adopt any proposition unless the
Republican scceederswil return TO their seats
and proceed Ia their Legislative duties. They
will 40 doubt 20 laci tomorrow, whom DE ap
preparation bils and resolutions and other mea
eurcs wiltake their respective chances. do
not think Tic appropriations viii got through
until at least tcresoloiions arc adopted.
u isstill very possible, not e say probable
that tho Legislatare will break uF " row.
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TlOP ARTNERsH1P KOTTtF.--Tie understand
" have associated themselves together nndeT lne
style ana firm of B0NDURANT q MATTHIAS, for
Tie purpose al conducting The GROCERY ANbC'}E
MISSION BUSINESS, = Iynohbufg, Va
We shall keep constantly on hand rs large and
well selected Stock Of Gh0CERIEs and sefAfLt
DRY GOODS. az can lie obtained, and viii spare 10
pains % serve our customers at all times
Conducting the business on the CASH Qnhoipe,
We will be enabled 10 offer inducements 70 Guy anu
country purchasers, either by Wholesale or retail
ConsignmeHts Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and all other
country produce solicited, and prompt returns in 81
cases as soon as sales are mede.
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and hRa5 o.
al! grades always on hand.
Besolict share Of the public patronage
j. Y. BONDURANIb
decl7.6m JAMES MATTHIAS,
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REPaoJAT.


We were pleased to meet that Allanl sol
der and eslisable gentleman, Col. Alex. Me
KiHstry Of the 32nd Ala, in Chattanooga on
yesterday.
Wm J.. MoGrcgsor Esq, Suite Treasurer
Of Tennessee, we are panied to announce dIed
yesterday week at his old home in Marshall
county He was a large hearted man, an up
right citizen and valuable officer Peace to
his ashes
Sterling Cocker' Esqs is in Town.
Col Noses White, HE gallant Colonel Of the
famous 37h Tennessee Regiment, has been in
the city several days His regimest is on du-
ly in this vicinity We arc pleased to learn
that the Colonel has almost entirely recovered
from the effects Of the wound received at the
battle Of Murfrcesborough
Gen. Robert C. Foster has returned to Chat,
tanooga from a brief Southern tour. He looks
to be in excellent health, which we trust will
be permanent
The Rev. Julian NJ Guillou died on the
7u inst at the residence Of the Bishop OF
Natehez, aged 80 years Ho was native OF
the parish Bignou near Nantes, and was one Of
a band Of missionaries brought from France
by Bishop Chanche in lS49 His last Illness
says the Courier, was contracted from the con-
sequence Of exposure and privations endured
at Corndt while attending to the wounded
aud sick after the battle Of Shiloh
Mr. John Fender lately elected to the Brit
sh House of Commons from Tomess, has CIV
en- to that Borough $1,000, to be applied by The
authorities to any local Improvement or object
II. r. II. the Prince of Wales accepted for
mally, on tie 23d Of December, the freedom. OF
the Flshmongers Company, one of the most IN
auential Of ihe guilds Of London.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01

Notwithstanding our troubles, trials mud
tribuntiors Of war and revolution, She great
world Of icaers goes on as unlnoycd in London
and paris az ihoneh AL Tic earth were al
peace. Booksby the hundreds arc tarped Of
daily, good and tad, historical p9oiicel, bic
graphical, ecclesiastical, scientific and roman
No. The rcyicus a0d maga2nca too, beapeal
ne lively existence Of periodical litcwtmc
Mr. rbackoray and Ns oiokcns erc both lar'
AZ work. whilst ourreN on az Is Whispered
about to tho effect ihet ~ y Bulwor i5ttol
ia engaged upon cias5ie drama for Drur
Lane Theatre The Theatre arc also hrisl
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sALE or LAND.

ny virtue Of an execution issued from the Circuit
ID Comt Of Hamilton county, ! will sell at the
Court House in Harrison the FIRST Monday Of March
next to the highest bidder for cash TO satisfy al t
Judgment and cost, the Bank of Chattanooga locoy.
cred against p. W Humphreys, w. II. Alexander and
John II Alexander in said court, the following town
OTIS, levied on to satisfy said judgement and cost 10.
wit: one town lot IN Chattanooga Tennessee the
pro perty Of Z. w. HVmpmeys, hontng on Vine ST.,
and adjoining the lands Of larkin Hair, TGos NJ
.Callie and w. II. Alexander and opposite the prop.
er;y of Jno. h, Hopkins also one other lot on Vine
Street, in Chattanooga adjoining the Hair and Huns
phieys and opposite Hopkins ioOerty, levied on as
The property Of w. II Alexander and viii be sold
unless Judgment and cost are previously paid
FebI-tf A. b. COULTER,
Sheriff II. O..
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The State Of Tennessee.

GRoRos 0. Cars, =, c. i,
(vs) :, ~ NpahoeIy ~
IT appearing that the defendant Alfred NJ Cate,
II Is nonresident Of tho State of Tennessee, so
that the process OF the court cannot be served on him.
Il II Therefore ordered that publication be made week
" for four weeks IN The Chattanooga Rebel ncwspa.
per published IN the city Of Chattanooga, requiring
said defendant 10 appear NJ Chancery Court 10 be
held at the Coutt House IN the city Of Harrison,
on the second Monday OF June next and answer
complainant bll OF Judgment by confession Win be
entered aud the cause set tor hearing ex pErte
Jany. 2S-4W. n. O. JONES,
Ct'k A NJ
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Bey' We learn lh.t Capt Switzerland, Of the
Yankee ram Queen of the West, was recently
married to Mrs. Harris, wealthy lady, living
Just below ekipwith's landing, She has GER
tainly given evidence Of her love for the ufser-
able dogs who are fighting for the cxternina
ton Of that Which constitutes the majorporton
Of her wealili-the negro Vicksbwg Wing,
II our accounts DO true, ihe honeymoon Of
Che false fair one was short, as tie captain Of
the Queen Of the West is reported among the
slain on Thai yessel,--Apped
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-01

Or Persons receiving late Northern newspapers
win greatly oblige US by the use Of item The gen
era anxiety % All bads 10 hca- the latest mtelii
gsnce from heenemys country, and The absolute Ger
vice, which The dissemination Of such Information u
esiculaied 10 accomplish should call 10 the attention
Of those along tie front Of onr line IN Middle Ten
nessee, the yalne Of late Yankee journals. We 81
Wiling to pay cash, OF thanks literally fo' such e.
yors
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Gay From ths Yicl@burg Wing we take the
following paragraph Fit is true, it is glo
rious news:
CAPTURE or THE BRooElyN.---We have in
formation which comes through a well-knowr
gentleman, from New Orleans, that Gen. Ma
gruder captured the famous Yankee man-ol
war Brooklyn, of Galveston n short time since
She grounded, and while her crew were in The
act Of shifting tho guns to get her Oh, Magrn
der sent out his musquito feet aud boarded
her. This news was fully credited in New
o. leans. This is certainly brilliant achieve
mcu,. and will add additional luslfc TO The
uamc o. Baukhead Magruder.
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LyNcuBuRG, Va
STAPLES & DILLARD

TIME senior partner has associated MI p H. DH.
Il lard with him in his GENERAL COMMISSION
LOUISE, at the old stand 0l Staples y Anderson, and
sociis consignments OF Sugar Molasecs, Cotton
Merchandise and Produce generally To fell yto.
duce az highest market rates. attend iu person 20
weights and delivery and send account sales aud
checks at once 3 the old established rule Of CHA
House II has answered an extended patronage
which 30 years experience with tAis market and ON
present increased mcilitios prepares as 10 meet wh
our usu0 promplness,
Liberal advances on any amount OF Produce IN ,aud
ALWAYS onI band q heavy stock 1f Manufacture
and Smoking TOBACCO, warranted a8 represented
anda low as can be had m Virginia.
ianl7 Gu" STAPLES u pILLATD
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Nt6 5Abertistalcnts,
EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE
IMP ED @OODS
Tuesday, the 10th Of March, 1868.
J. JAoOBE, Auotioneer.

5000 yards elegant i.swR',
1000 yards mourning Muslin
5000 yards English CalicOes,
10000 yards Beached Sheetng.
5000 yaIds Bleached Shifting,
eases Bleached Shifting,
! case Bleached Shifting,
1000 yards plain aud dotted Swiss Muslin
cases plaid Ginghams
1000 yards elegant Cassemercs.
cases regatta Cassemeres,
1000 yards fancy Flannel,
1000 Yards white aud red Flannel,
case plain and black Wool dc Lame
500 dozen cotton Handkercheis,
800 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchieis
500 dozen MerinO Half Hose,
100 dozen Ladies English White Pose,
100 dozen Ladies Expansion shirts,
1000 dozen Weslhead 200 yards Spool C0tten
loco dozen Brooks 200 yards Spool Cotton, black,
1900 lbs Patent Thread In Spools and Skems,
100 lbs Black Sewing Silk,
600 dozen Horn Fine CORDS,
300 dozen Ivory and Gutta Perehn Combs,
so Tooth Brushes, so GoE Tooth Brushes,
100 Crimean fancy over Shirts. 100 doz SHIRTS,
100 Cashmere and Flannel Shirts, 100 :. shirts,
100 dozen Merino and Shetland Uudershirts,
100 dozen Merino and Shetland Drawers,
1000 lbs English ShCe Thread, 1000 lbs,
100 Oh Cloth Over Coats
500 yards Irish Linen,
20 dozen Supenders,
A fine lot Of Menery Goods,
500 pairs Ladies and Misses Gaiteis,
OTIS and Shoes,
500 Reams Commercial Note Paper
10 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Is Sacks All Spice,
3 bbls Gauber Salts
500 pairs White Linen Pants,
800 pairs Cashmere Pants,
leo heavy Over Coats,
eco fine Cassimere Goats,
100 black Frock Coats,
A fine assortment Of Vests.
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STATE OF TRNNESsEE.


~ tbHlAA NhttihIlAihf
SIS.
WILLIAM BfnNE's AGm's Widow. hcits and eihcts.
Pa Chancery az Hurrison.
TT appearing that ihe defendant Mitchell NJ, Stone
1 has ab,condcd from The State az Tennessee. a
that he ordinary process OF Tie Curt cannot De
served On him,
10 isthupOre orGerodthat publication bemadeNtChr
for four weeks, ia ihg Rebel n uewa0apor publish.
ed IN The city ~ CAataoole ttquuing Said defend
ant 20 appear % Cheucery Court % be lclG so thr
Court hoUse ia il9rrton, on Tie cc1ud Monday %,
JInc next and answer complainant Bill, on iulg.
mcnt ono con 6ySo will w entered against him. and thr
cause set for hearing "a pute. Is. CLONES.
fablf-iw Il'k A Nj
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Bas- Extract from business letter. dated.

Bs5~ Extract from q business letter. dated
st. Landry Parish Ia, Feb. 3, 1868:
Wa havea sufficient supply Of CON- pork
and beet IN this parish to feed at least 10 O0O
troops for twelve months and have az abun.
dance for home cousunption although hol.
ders are oskug forcoro 81 per bnshel, bee &c
per pound pork zoe. per pound. molasses Doc,
10 SOC. per gallon sugar l0c. to 90. per pound
lot this merely TO lot you know tho differ
cncc in prices Of tho necossariee Of life here
and in your city, Mobile Register
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FOR SALE OR HIRE.

UNHE Morgan Messenger allion, "lIit Cmsoup
l. Sire, Vermont Black Il Wk, dam Messenger
mare, brown colJr,i bi hands high, " years old a
IN less than three minutes Price II sold 1000 lfle
$3.50, Apply 10 A, y. BlBR,
Fobi-lm Paint Rock jackson Co Ala.
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FARm AM REsIpENCEFOR sALE.

4 DEFER for sale my farm and residence, ocaleI
II d miles from Lafayette, The county seat Of wal
ker Co. Ga. and lS3 miles from the w. ~ a. Railroad
There are three hundred acres ono hundred and lsr
cleared fenced and ready Cor planting, the balance
well timbcred, There 10 neat framed dwelling VIII
six rooms. and out houses complete. llo lnm h %
large framed building with a good running gear a'
taGhGd, for driving ghrashor and Cotton Gin, lbr
stables are new framed buildings win COW nnl
sheep sheds complete end 10 good repair There By
good vegetable garden and lno orchard Of choice
nppes. peaches and pUmH, with choice variety o..
grapos&c Tho pmce Is well waicred VIII Wring cav
we'll conveniently located The i0tatiwr q ~ lwlny
aa can DO found anywhere, Any one WlsnhR iwuh'i
Fsbf9-ins n. W. RUSSELL,
Lafayette Ga.
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NovrL lDm.-- During q recent debate 10 the
Confederate Senate, Mr.. rhehn Of Mississippi,
adycried 80 the fact that they had seen white
women 10 7hooppolc skirts and broad sunbou.
nete." guiding the plough IN Southern fields.
lie inynkea Gods blessing upon such women
md hoped Chat they would be "mouilo orna-
mtuis In ihc p5Siuys Of Paradise"
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TAKEN up

A Nd committed TO Jail by The military authorize
II at Chattanooga, 0ntlo 30 Of October 1852 and
more recently committed by an acting Justice of the
Peace for the county of Hamilton, Tenn On tho l3h
Of December, 1862, q negro boy calling hIs namc
JOHN and says be belongs to VIM, Jones, Of Nom.
phis. Said boy is back 20 years old, feet 81 inChD
thigh The owner is requested 70 come forward,
rroye property, ray clalRes and take him out OF Ii
deco j. n, SWAIN, jailor
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lookout Mountain Propertv for Sale

{ OFFER for salo the above property belonging m
H. w. Won Aldehoa and used by him 20. several
years rs a Boarding school and more recently ASIA
Hotel 10 contains two large Two story buildings and
Seventy rooms The ground, containing eight acres.
embraces q magnificent spring OF ueyorhilng, pure.
free stone water within cave, and fine waterfall
in the latter; also q large Stable, Kitchen, uegJu
house. SmokohOuse, Nc
AS The Mountain isa ayoHta place for summer De-.
sort. aud viii undoubtedly become much man ..
this property being the only one possessing En- alum.
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