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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21
Bragg sum moving backward.

MENPHIs Jug I9.-Gru Hurlbut's scout
arrived nj Car.nth I" dag from Decstu.
and Jacksonville They report Bragg r.
treating pIecipirafely into GeOrgiH, 70
slowed by ROSeoraus' forces. R0srCTHnS' nd
vance is reportt d at Rome. The scouts re-
port Bragg endeavoring To maxi junction
with Johnson, and that desertiOns from his
army are numerous.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 The Inquirer
has dispatch dated HugerstOwn the 18Th.
stating the rear guard of Lees army LEFT
Martiusburg on Saturday morning. Our
whole force is across the river. The POto-
mac is falling rapidly. Lee is retreating.
His main force is moving by SIrausburg
and Stanton, not by Culpeper.
The draft is progressing quietly to-day
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TRusTEE,s SALE.


ny ,Irtue Of a deed Vi trust -1seafed By Hnsi
NIrhOl- on the l7th dAS CfM'reh, 1853, aud l,Ss
Gf TseiFd In UhIS cOuHty. stste VI NWtntI u b-ok
80. page 81, will sel in th City Of Hhe-H ,, -
the Ir5ut door Of the Court HOUSE. the Grst Mot
day # J,Iy, ls6 Lh- following property l. l.
No 70. IL =, IlO. III ABi 20 ieet Of LII No. Id
paFta o Lots y and g. sad hall q Lot No. s. ST.
in the Finst v ard u the g Of Vince ing, AsO ~
same place ID time q piece ground with the 10
rOTsneIlEs tleTeon loratOd at the end Of Union
tree ON tis wharf, formerly known ~ the Fesf p
HOusr. Also. ut the time and place, the fo-
lowing property In GThhAm's sdditi0a Z, the city d
Wheel nE, Quincy street, Lot No. !, II lot No.
2S y lot 40. 81. y los No 80 AlsO, In East " heel
Ing. North q OF lot ~. 70 3 lot No %, aud lOt No
AIso, At the same time add place. 10 shares
Of stock in the Beimont Bridge Company, and 10
share Of stock Ia the North West. bnnk - Vir-
ginIa will also sell under same deed % trust, on
the second Monday in Jelly, 1858 IN the town Of
MoundsVilIe MarsIali county, State Of ViFxiuia .
farm known ~ the SOekman Place, situated In said
NaIshAIl c uBty, on the waters o. Fish tTesk con-
taIning $50 acres, more or Les. SAID farm . aix
mtles from GIen EaStoa aud eight mles from Oaurr-
on Also will sell under said deed Of trust On fhe
third Monday Of July, 1858, in the tTSn Of uaFtins
VILE State Of Ohio, Belmont county, the Martnsve
Ferry FEht and bOat the Cottage Hotel with lots
No 50 and 10. tOgo her with tUo pieces y aud y
acres Of ground, ali located In the said tOn Of Mar
tIsTlle. ta o.
Terms Of sals-Oos third In eash, the balance in
12 and IL months, with approved security aud titIl
retained until the money e paid ia
my9 ISAAC COTS, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

My RESIDENCE in Bridgeport, Belmont County
WI Ohio There 10 about az acres OF ground
part of Il planted In fruit, of bearing
good Well of water and necessary ont buildings on
the place. Terms low, and payments easy. II NOT
disposed of before the LIST Of August will lay II
out in lots and soil them in that way. Any per
wanting good home, or = good investment,
would do we'll TO secure this property.
wheeling, June q, lsea.tsai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

g9~ "A VERY DIsGRAcEFUL Row took
place on Market Square yesterday in which
quite number of intoxicated individuals
were concerned. 1t originated in whisky
and ended in sundry bloody noses and bro
ken heads.
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AUCTION SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

WILL SELL on Monday, June 22d, 1888, at 10
i o'clock, A. NJ, at the front door Of the Court
House IN Chic county, Lot No. 20, situated on the
north west of EoG and Third streets, Centre
Wheeling, on which Is erected two-story Brick
BuindIug-two tenements-each containing seven
ROOMS Kitchen and cellar. Persons Wishing to pur-
chase are invited to call Hnd see the premises
Terms of sale-S1 600 in cash on day of sale and
the balance on . credit OF six and twelve months,
with Interest from day of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security.
juD5 GEO. z. wICKHAM, Auctioneer.
EY-The above sale lie postponed till Wednesday,
July 18th, at 10 o'clock, A. M. JUL I'd
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ATTENTION.

rVNHcsR INDEBTED to rs viii please can aud Get Is
i their bills without delay.
jy6 D. NIcOLL BRO ICE Main st.
TT YOU want TO examins the largest. hnSGt aud
cheapest assortusnt Of P zEfumsTy, Soaps, Brush
e o. Combs in fact anything usually kept In hrst
class Drug Store, call at No. l. Odd Fellows Halt
iun24 8 ,. BOOKING, ACT
lust KHOERED-A new stock Of Dfue FOvsls
el Dime Song Books, &c, all new and the --latest
published. For sale6y
junl2 Jos. GRAVES : Co
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
nFAIN ALPAccAs, nsg eOIors, POpHns a. d
M0baira, Argentins Lastres, St
Jul5 ". b sENSEHBYs-
nRIzE PAcKA6Es.-A lsrrs stock on hand and
for sale ~ Len than old prices By
Jos. GRAVES 4 co.
jull4 No. % HouTos street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

B@~THE THEATRE.-our readers should
not forget that Keller's Theatre opens this
evening at Washington Hall The vsne-
tian" aud Ghost IN spite of himself"
will Represented. The company, We are
assured, is one of no common merit and
we hopeit win be greeted with q good
house. isi. HEsH2 Hf
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sgPRIzE ENVELOPES and cheap public,
atoms, wholesale. See advertisement
"Hundred Suffers aud Agents"
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ASSISTANT QUARTRR-MAsrER's OFFICE,
Corner q and y ID SlreeLl.

WA0IlI3NV'U Ni d . "II'y '1'7'' 1o00'I
WILL be sold at public auction, on "wednesday,
w the 22d instant, at the Corral, near the Obser
tory, Washington, D. G, a lot of Horses and Mules
condemned unit for public service.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. N.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
G. IL. T0MPRINS,
juII5td Capt. A. O. 81. u A.
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More Prisoners.

T CINcINNATrI, July 2O.-Major Brown,
commanding battalion of the l0th Ken
lucky Cavalry. arrived here with $50 Pris
oners, captured during h reconnaissance
near Abingdon, Va.
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The immense sale. testify to the merits Of this
remedy.
The numerous daily ropO,taO of astonishing cure.
attest its value.
1t has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, und imParttns and strength
TO the ~ stem.
Is safe and Harmless. to the infant, and powerful in
the adult casa
To the soldier, especially it s Invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, In many certificates,
"THE SOLDIERS FRIENDS"
Mothers find 1t superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethiug' freed from this injurious effects of
Narcotics, gives roIt to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold by respectable Dealers every
where.
JunQ7 em wM. F DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
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MERcRAxEs' AND MECHANICS BANK.
Wheeling July II, 1855.
THE Directors Of this Bank have declared diVi-
dend OF four a. per cent. out Of the earning Of
she last six mouths, which vii be paid TO the stock
holders or their legal representatives on demand,
the state aud Federal taxes paid BY ths Bank.
tuIle Nv ,. BRADF, oAshieg.
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DIVIDEND.

Peoples BANK,
Wheeling, West Va July l. Les.
GNHE Directors Of this Hank have this day declared
a Dividend Of (six o per cent. on the Capital
stock out of she profits of the last six months pay:
able to the Stockholders demand, free OF Federal
An iai gaze taxes J.R. DIcKEY, Cash.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21

lowing to the storm last night we are
Without our usual full Geographic report.
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savIngs Bank OF whoeIing.
sTATBMEET
,V.p,yrSTVa

WHEELING, ". v, July 2, 1858.
THE Board of Directors Of this Bank have this
i day declared dividend Of ten (10l per cent. ont
Of the profits for the last ak months; payable to
-RtockhoIdSrs on demand, free from all taxes.
mo SIP HlLDRETH, TreRS'T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21
10 LADIES.

NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have from time &c
~ time been made to me BY Ladies for instrnc-
wheeling Business School, but each has preferTsd e
walt tIl othera ahould begin. respectfully inform
all interested that class % Ladies has now com
Iosne.d. md i shall be glad 70 receive more.
oct2oltf SKI Ii alIChCOOA.
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NOTICE,

A IL those wishing to buy or sell Real Estater
IA have Certified Accounts collected, or Pension
and bounty procured the shortest notice. viii con
sult their own interest by calling Immediately al
Ii iaS g van street. TAYLOR, aOLLYsON . 90.
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B~ DINE PaoroeRAPAs at R. G. Gravel
News Depot. 1t.
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WAR DEPARrM
PROYu-T MASH VI GENERAL'st RFics,
Washington, D c., July 10, ls63 J


CIRCULAR,
No, 50.
4 HE following extracts from Laws Of the United
States, in force, ase pueii-hed for The iufOT
nation aud u dance ofRll concerned: .--
section ~. III, Eur ''lmsnt aet. AZ er directing
how the draft shall be conducted, says: Ard the
persnn drawn shall be notified Of the same thin
Ten d. ys Their after, by Wrt.en printed notice
to be served personally, or by itav-ug copy at z
las plAcs Of residence, reg mir NJ him appssi at
designated place OF rendezvous to report fIr duty "
section l3 o the Eurullm mt act. contains the
following: and person failing TO report after
due Of notice. ss herein prescribed with al
furnishing subs itute, paying the required sun
| therefor hall de deemed DRsEETER. and shall be
| arrested by the Pr-v IL MAn.hal, AID sent 80 the
nSars si military Of trial BY court mart at 10
less up proper showing tlHt he is not liable 70 dc
military duty the Beard Of EnEOlment shall TeiisVs
The 10Th Article Of War contains the following
/ "All officers solGivTs convicted OF haTtnz
d. serted, shau SDger DEATB, or such other pun1sh
ment a. by sentence u cOuTt-maTtial shall be In
nieied' 1890, ,,,,,.
80 II
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LATER

IL M.-Our forces are continually cap
turing NJ rgan's men. Col. Basil Duk
vas captured this mOrninL near POmeroy
Over 1900 men have bern taken so tar.
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Stocks for Sale.

WIILbe sold at the Court HS0se, on Iue'd a
the following stocks: ,,., :. 49,. ,-or,,,,,s.,.r,
Bank Of Virginia -, nr..t.,,..p R.nt
On 81 sSHrss Of the Y.esHng Savings 1ustitutiOn-
~ shAres Of 1"' MARY WOODS, ExeeutriE.
July IL, 1883. !9l11ee
TNIoN FLAGS at tbe Variety store g
Ice Main Street.
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DEPOT COMMIsS ARY's OFFICE, 4
L.. NEEl Z
FRESH BEEF.

C,EALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited by
- tue undersigned, until II N. WEDNESDAY
July 18th, 1865, for furnishing
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Wheeling Battery.

S-toHNASpANrS POSTS and Provost Mar
I shsIS are REQ dested to send any men belonging
TO battery ~, Ist Va. Light Aronery' TO report
men viii 81 concentrated and equipped for service
speedily IS possible ~, hat.a ,,o,
Pftsen or twenty good, Young, aDle o9aied men
on application to either Oftho commissioned ofneers
Oefonins 81" okPr. JOHN OARLIN,
BATTERY Gp !" LIST Va. Light Artillery,
-, S'S ~ Commanding.
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Hydraulic Cement.

WYE have just received = car load Of fresh Ce-
w tnent, GLynns' brand, warranted superior,
,Ehieh Ee are selling low. Being the only agents
for this Cemsnt here, can furnish Il in quAnti-
tea on short notice. METOALP BUkT,
j1I1o So Main street.
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inl1b /.

ATTENTION., MILITIA OFFICERS.
lust RECEIVED-l0 copies, three vols each, o.
orK authorised by the War Depat tment for the In
structIon Of Infantry OF the armies OF the u g.
vhether regular, volunteer or militia
10 tl jos. GRAVES co,
iunlQ No. 80 Monroe st.
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UNION FLAGS.

ne DOZEN UNION FLAGS, assorted sizes, re
JO ceiyed to-day, wholesale aud retail, Ct the Va
riety Store Of D. NieOLL : Blu.
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FIRE PROOF SAFES.

FULL stock of Burke Barnes Ceisbrated
"a Safes on hand, which We sell At manufacturer
prices the purchaser saving freight from PttSburg.
METCALF / BURT,
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The Brigade lost So per cent of all en-
gagged, killed, wounded and missing. 1t
fought with determined courage and
stubbornness, as its mortality will show.
Col. Hug, commanding Brigade, was
killed the first day, and Col, Jno A.
Martin, sth Kansas, now commands the
Brigade. Capt. Trego, Capt. Graham,
Company 3D." Capt. Love, and 1st Lieut..
Burkhardt, sth Kansas, who will be re-
membered by your citizens, were killed.
Capt. Austin, Capt. Greelech, Capt. Kei-
fer, Adiutsnt Washer, Liert. BeArdsley,
Lieut.. Slemmens, and Lieut.. Curtiss, 8 b
Kansas, were wounded.
Yours, SOLDIER,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-16
Hreek Fire

A number of experiments with Greek
fire has been recently made by Mr.. Short,
the inventor, in presence of several oiA-
GERS of rank, with view Of contradict
ing the impression that the shells con-
tanning the fire explode prehsturely. The
gun was placed in position on the beach,
and pointed seaward. Ten tin tubes,
each of which is three inches in length
and three- fourths Of an inch in diameter,
and filed with the material composing
the Greek fire, were then dropped in a
conicAl shell and filed round with pow
der. The first shell thrown exploded
prematurely, in consequence, it is said, OF
a defect in the fuse. The shells subse-
auently fred had white lead placed
round the fuse cap, and with per-
hama one or two exceptions, fully 80
eomplished all that had been claimed FOR
them. A dozen shells were fred, nine Of
which exploded az distance Of l,2OO
wards. To show the powerful effect OF
the Greek Gre, a number Of tubes were
lighted and submerged In water, where
| thew were allowed TO remain until near
lV burned, and then taken out, but the
| briaht blue fame was not extinguished.
Other tubes were lighted and completely
buried In moist sand, which was closely
packed, but this also failed TO quench
the fire. The tubes burn for about a
minute and half When first igniied
the fire issues from one end Of the tube
with fierce, rushing sound, not unlike
that which accompanies the flight Of I
rocket and extends tho distance Of
ward, but il soon sinks down TO daz
slingsblue flame Of about two inches q
length, losing its peculiarly Of sOunc
aud thus continues to burn TO the enc
An ignitsd tube 10 basin OF water give
the latter the appearance Of boiling.
omits . heavy suiphurous smoke ia larg
quantities.
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PoIk md HIndman

The Atlanta Appeal alludes to the fact
that Generals Polk and Hindman had arr
rived in that city under arrest, by order
of General Bragg. We were cognizAnt
of the fact, but did not deem it neces-
sAry to allude to it. There can now be
no impropriety in stating that the cause
fer this procedure on the part of General
Bragg, is said to be disobedience of or
ders by the two Generals named, on Sum
day, the second day of the battle OF
Chickamauga.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-16

Gen. Seh6held Of Missouri, usually re-
garded as A conservative, has addressed
a letter to the War Department on the
subject, and gives it As his opinion that
the negroes are worth more to the Gov
ernment as soldiers than to their masters
As slaves lie recommends that author
ity be given TO enlist all such able bodied
blacks in Missouri as may desire to enter
the service, their masters to receive
receipts therefor, which may be made the
basis of a claim agsinst the Government
Those who give undoubted proof OF 10y
atty 10 receive payment as in Maryland
and those who cannot establish their
elaine are to have no redress.
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1863.
rFrom Ne Mcmphis Bulletin.
an lhe Loaders bo PardonedI

shall the Leaders be PardOned!
Col Jesse Stancel, Texan refugee,
now of the 1st Texas cavalry, writes to
the New Orleans Bee solemn protest
against the pardon and restoration to fa-
vor Of the leaders In the rebellion. His
words are
Those who may expect us Southern
Union men TO return TO our homes and
live upon terms with these vile traitors
that forced us from our families and des-
olated our homes, and not only treated
our friends and relations rudely, but ac-
tually in cold-blOoded and brutal man
ner murdered many of them, must think
that we are quite superhumAn. We
Union men of The South loloSe homes are in
The South and i0ho hare ull0ays lived IN the
S3uth, are determined not to be put under he
rule oftraitors. If the Divine Being deem
ed il necessary to hurl the revolving
angels TO depths below, in order TO main
tain the honor of his throne, certainly
less could not be expected of q human
Government Simple justice demands
the heads of all leading traitors and all
actual traitors have certainly forfeited
all their rights under the Constitution
and the Government, unless il is the
right to be hung, or hurled headlong into
outer darkness.
We Opiue that many others agree with
Col. Stancel in this respect
Yes, TIE Union men of Nashville and,
of Middle Tennessee, re-echo the words
of the Texan refugee "We are DETER
MINED not to be put under the rule of
traitors" Every foot of United States
soil belongs to, and shall be governed by
the loyal men of the United States.
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The Winstead Herald very coolly
publishes the following among its mar
riage notices. How many unfortunate
bridal parties will see the pointt
"MARRIED AT the Methodist churc
in this village, on Tuesday evening last
after painfully protracted prayer by Rev.
F. A. Spencer, of Terryville, Captain
Charles l.. Hosford to Miss Hattie L..
Pierce, both of this place."
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CoLoRED TRoops IN MARYLAND.--The
recruiting of colored soldiers in Mary
land is going on at the rate of one hum
dred daily. Loyal masters receive cer-
tificates for three hundred dollars for
their negroes enlisted, payable when the
Constitution of Maryland shall be alter
ed so as to permit emancipation. The
Seventh Regiment of cOlored troops is
nearly full
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wise words OF Ex-0OV. Thomas, of
maryland.

At az immense Union gathering in
Mary land, the other day, Gov. Thomas
said:
At the time when this trouble was
brewing, he warned the people of his
State that there was but one issue, and
that when the question came TO be be ,
tween Union and slavery, the latter must
inevitably 20 under. When this Admin
istration first came into power he gave
| its platform his adhesion. He saw Moth
ing in the acts of the Administration
since, which prevented them all, either
| Wings or Democrats, from giving il their
hearty support. He had no doubt but if
Andrew jackson were now living he
would give his earnest Endorsement to
every act. AS regards slavery, that was
dead in Maryland beyond resuscitation,
and the people of that State would act
wisely if they would cease to trouble
themselves about that and devote their
attention to the live issues of the day.
Gen. jackson could not, under the cir
cumstances which have and do still exist,
have administered the Government so as
TO save slavery.
He argued at some length to show the
material advantage which Maryland
would derive from the overthrow Of sla-
very within her borders. The price OF
land would advance, the manufacturing
interests would be Increased, and navi-
cation would be encouraged. He COM
pared the price of land in Maryland to
that of the land in the States immedi-
ately adjoining, and attributed the diff
ference 10 the existence of the degrading
Institution of slavery. He was glad Ia
know the people Of Maryland were be-
ginning TO realize these important facts;
and to those who thought him too fast in
his views, he would say that he did not
think it would be more than six months
before every man in the State of Mary
land would stand on his platform.
The speaker was loudly applauded
throughout.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

XIIE offer Three large Lots In the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Sprii B, and but short distance
from tho General Railroad Depot, via:
ONE LOT with good pickHt fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through TO Vine, about
900 feet and fronting three sire ts total number
uf front feet aboutl200,
Also lot on Vine street, about 500 feet, run
ming through TO McIemore street about 200 feet
ontng on three streets, aud having total front Of
about 800 feet, with picket iencs 1l.al
Also, or on High street, about $50 teet mont
running to an alley IN the direction OF summer
street. .
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
venient, cheap have ater facilities, and room ioi
waste material, and are we'll worthy Of the a,ten
ton Of thoss who desire to invest ia productive
proporty II. G.. SCOYEL.
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LOSING PRISONERS The Mobile Reg
lister learns from Mississippi that the
Rebel cavalry are doing big business
in burning cotton and picking up Feder-
al soldiers. The Texans are the most
successful in the latter branch of bust
ness, but, adds the Register, "the care
less fellows generally lose their prisoners on
the way to camp"
In other words, they murder them.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water faeili
IA ties, healthy, pretty sloped, fine forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the Advantages, In many respects
OF both city and country, and exempt from the dis
Advantages Of the city, viz, effuyia. heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber offers FOR SALE LOTS
on ali the streets and avenues in this beautiful plat
Apply 10 Il. G, sCoYM
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Col Willie WoodArd, Of Robertson, was
robbed 81 bis residence on Friday last
The robbers got $500 from him; SlO5
from J l.. Yates and $40 from j. G..
Holman, beRides eight mules snd two
horses.
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Picture OF Rebel sIavehOIdera by n
Rebel Newspaper.

The Savannah (Ga) Republican ad-
ministers the following terrible excoris-
ton to the slave aristocrscy of the South
He charges them with atOtal disregard
to the interest and welfare of everybody
but themselves. II fatty says that 'tle
planters, AS A CLASS, have yielded their pa
t,Totsns, If they sver had any, to copeioiS-
ness" If the Nashville Union had said
this, what radical cslumniator" il
would have BEEN