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NOTICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DMINTSTRATOR'SN NOTICE -
IA hotloe Is hereby given that the undersigncd
haa been sPPointed and quaif as Administraior Of
the tsiaos Of 7. A Walton, deceased
Cleveland, August 18th, los.
sugl7-s55- THOE WALTON.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
i eealed Proposals viii be received at the Once
o. ne City Civil Engineer Of the City OF Cleveland
until 2 clcck H. AUGUST 24th,. ls63 for the COM
stuctlon OF Market House four hundred feet long
enq feet vides to be located on the Cen
l.lsns and specifications may be sem and further
1llermeuon obained at The Cfice Of the City Civil
~ ~ AAkihsets on and ais FRIDAY, August a, 1865
lue board OF City improvements invite the suh-
mission OF bids, reservng he right 10 accent ~ -
lectthesamei BY order of the Board.
August nth. 1853 CITY q 6iSi1 ish5SEhss SB5iSsss,
algl3;454-
NOTICE To BRIDGE BTTTLD-
IN EES.-Sealed proposals will be received ~ tbs
once OF the Oty Civil Engineer OF the Uitv Of lev
land, Until y O'Clock r., august 2th lsfs foT ire
construction OF Swing Bridge ACCESS ouvnhogs
River on Columbus Street
Proposals must be accOu panied by eounpleta r1ss
nov in existence.
Said Bridge i'll have road way Of nineteen feat
ana two sidewalk Of four and halt ieet each and
one hundFed and eiRhtF isst extreme length ffe
iopndetions viii be turn shed By the city.
Inc board OF City improvements invite the Fub.
msslon Of bids, reserving the right t. accept or
lect the same. By Order of the Board,
J. H. SARGENT
ang2E5 City Civil Engineer.
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DYERS.
ND

DASSAGB FROM EUROPE AT
REDUCED PRTOES.-The undersigned Is now
selling tickets 70 bring passengers by steamers OF
Sailing Packets from Liverpool at
GREATLY REDUCED PBIOAS-
HF.BRAYTOH,
ausIl:l55 Number AtEateT Building
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DR.. BETTELEY has removed to the office
of DR.. Blair, Erie street, first door south Of
Euclid. AugustS:I23.
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BUBITEss HOTIOKS.
CLEVELAND wOOLEN MILLS.

A. q E. c. POPE,
supeIiniendents, Manufacturers and realers in
all kinds Of
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n hotioe il hereby given that the undersiencd
haa been sppointed and quaii as Administraior oi
the tBiats Of J. A Walton, deceased
Cleveland, August 18th, hos.
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OF Dr. BialrJ Eric street, hrst door south Of
Euclid. AugustS:12S.
CLAIMS AND PATEETs.-Bounty. back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to Us and we will send you our paper.
@. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. @. juns3:R2s
STERLIEe's ANBRosIA FoR THE HAIR,-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have Just received
another large invoice.
mch23 STRONG 4 ARNsTRoEe.
DEETISERY-DF. B. ?. Robinson, ONCE
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. deoaR27
WADsEoRTH's L" DRY UP" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
icine is the most Valudble remedy for OdtaTrh
We have ever sold.
moh2S STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
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EL
tse sask Of gsnnessee.
THE SITUATION.


As responsesto the brilliant cavalry ex.
plot on the Cumberland, John Morgan made
dash upon tic epemy's-baggage, setwesn
Murfrcesboroapl shelbyyiIle
He captured and destroyed thirty wagons,
took The guard prisoners and rode away with
several hunlre lead inules.
Tic ofncor who coSmanaed the feet Of
boats detained BY our cavalry and destroyed
below the Shoals Of Harpeth, has arrived in
chattanooga lie Represents that the sur
prise was complete. The gun-boat in ques.
tion, was q craft fitted out at Nashville,
and mounting three guns. Our cavalry poured
several volleys Of musAetry upon her, which.
Eas she was a-ground) she was Unable 10
rcturA with effect; and hence, as the captain
says, he lioissd tie white flag. The boats
were loaded with valuable stofes, PROVISIONS,
and Gas some accounts say with medicines.
Gen. Forrest arrived late at highland sas not
! aparticipant IN the engagement Gen, Vince
lcr therefore, is entitled 10 the honorS Of the
brilliant achievement
The news from Arkansas being published
10 the northern papers is judged TO DO either
without Foundation, or hugely exaggerated.
Tour garrison at Che point designated III we
8llad oae At al was small and could not have
Exceeded Two regiments, a company Of cavalry
and single section Of battery.
10 connection with these Yankee accounts.
Sis to be borne IL mind that their veto
ries usually increase il magnitude as they
sincrcasc il distance from Tie great central-
izatlon q intelligence and titus Our battles
ii Che West arc recorded with a grand -four
ish Of uumpets, which usually turns ont 70
contain more soailj HAN sub lance
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pAKLN u3

ND committed to i,ily The military authorities
a at Chattanooga, on u'eSl of October, 1859, aud
Peace forthe county of lahfioa, 1enn. % the Slh
Of December, 1862, 4 negro buy calling his aanu
JOHN, aud say, he belongs 10 WI Jones, " Mem.
phs. said boy Il black, 2UAcaIS old feet ~ inches
nigh Tie owner ~ retri,sied ~ come forward.
pTuye properly, pny cnrgos and Take him ,s vi lad
dce2O ]. n. SWAIN JailCr.
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WHO IS 4 gplJ EsnerBan,
And Nhhthss llsnN

AHu INtH'uitih ~ PeHS, tf
atl.ough die zen now buding would incline
Que totIeoP nioutha hv is) bnl certainty ia
niailarrangcs his Banking tackle with more
rctisiuu AMI success, Than John a. Fisher
Mr.. Fisher IS, IS The lotical biograplers say
Tie pool mats frlerd BIS is also a friend d
tho grapevine h he wasn't tashierof the
Bank be wonIl boa Brigador Gcnrrah Next
on Tue roll, COME NY cxcellept and pniialle
ueigllpors, Had Claiborne aud FRppin.. lAe.
one 10 al 'ol, and the oIier onghtio he aJudgp.
What w't'ld become oIus without these two?
lithey were. pnmarred, should prououDce
ibem,a llc hest looking fellows Imaginable,
Dut what duinen, who iaye wives at. home.
care abonrpersenal appearance, Or colnpntcpt
Z Ibis regarlly The grapevine sweals, by its
valOr, that il II had a wife, Il wonld care 10
more Tor good looks, lhana slye.pg or EgyI,
tu'n mummy For The tiatter Of personal APP.
pcarancc however, there IL ls little ,iscouupou
The nica the Bank, as on iis issues IlIaSe
suspected ariines tia, in making these al
poinlnents Coy. Harris had some designs OH
that beautiful woman 50 handsomely engraved
On certain bills Of certain value. Be Ibis MS
lnray the bank isa 1buHy boy III Tie beau
y busineSs u a adf
AS may be supposed the Bank is 4 general
rendezvous for The exile audrthe. refugee
ilQfc'hesis met'sith altrieudy grasp and wei
come IIeis made 10 lfyF 'rhbt thodgh driven
8qn home, he "a noAo9e driyoo Ifop hops
I tiil5S the Bank has douo ulueh ler lle bps
ness dirifcss ollhe cgihiiryl andis hcreiofel.
great claiity nioagtr nd llis | m@hiain-s
pcsilyely and lQlgqpiyoaally--ii sltislii ili.
siimiqnA,Re soaiabas daha5e4maic zeal
Ibade grcatef sacrifices qndF1nennted lrad
isfgf9t 70 The tonc,itrate9i Government
] bceaf BIS Sketch (3ery crude add liipy@
ect) q.la coiaiqae. shall close il acridasly
Tennessee IL preudof hWBaa ia thomidst
o wai ard crash and Jnlr us seuwo 05gf ID
Ike Nort, and III tie South. are btiusmatat
ltcmmm. They aeiaro nd aei easji Gpeua,
Tie public confidence Is iaiscd upon tbcin,
more su6e moro securely. liiaii On .any oher
.ma0ey Foundation. AIe9 beholl ID Do Bank
OF Tennessee, agnamng. They recosuize ils
lihriilyi wen coiduciv.l systein, ils subsnnlial
poser q redemption and ilsi.opcst manage
mepi Like The Baakof England, tis at eyelt
living, cye-grmilg lmyel,,ol lest tsr tie
weary pilgrims OF oa. The coifersarc strong
anil lase, and, whcl lliey dose upon ihc de-.
Fasiis " tAe man 9l pcap3 Ne can 20 iN9yl
and rleepn peace, Or Wien biz wa lei is slull
ed witbiis iesbes; be need rcnr 10 sudden col
lapse on coinUnsiol
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sf0bEN


ErRoNI my stable hi wnlSet county, Ga, In Chat
u t,o9a Valley u bay mare, Llack name and tail,
seals old last spring. about Is hands high n small
leather mark IN hsr Elrelcad with a little white on
her nose snue W APPS under Me Jaws tho effects of dis
tempFb AlppDs2A stolen on the nth January.
VIII give fi5 reward ruufnation delivered at this
Office Or U M, suiil lent for me 20 gtt my property.
Jah4z-lMF W. r. ALLISON
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House Of Representatives, in 1885, when
Banks Mas elected, the ss,ninee Of the same
partyfes Corerhor of Illinois in the year
.aelowing, when he wasagain defeated. He
was dc ardent ressonaii friend and political
champion Of Judge Douglas, and consented
at his feqnesT, to accept a scat in the lower
House Of the present Congress. He posi-
tiy.ly declined the offer of Brigader-
Gencralship, made him by LipCela, when.
the war began, and has steadily voted
against the administration ever since
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The Hon, VIM. a. Richardson, newly
elected Senator in the Congress Of the
l-ntea States, from Illinois, and at present
amombcr Of the Yankee House of Repre-
scnfatives, has m0dean exceedingly defiant
sprcch IN III latter assembly
he assails the Administration violently
on every point Of The late Message. "Sir,"
says be, "itis remarkable documont-a
extraordinary message when we como to
think Of It's sum and substance To feed,
70 cothc, buy, and colon2c the negro, we
are to tax and mortgage the-whitc diaa aud
bis children. The white race Is. to be bur-
dened to the earth for tue benefit Of the.
black race. 4 friend of mine from New
England, the other day, made mathemati-
cal analysis Of the message. To shid ono
from one aud nought remains. Nought
from n0ught md the message rcmaiusH a
mathematical calculation BY thcway, which
no man Of sense will dispute, and was re-
ceived with goars Of laughter.
He compares the POSITION Of hinuolnpow,
with his inaugural address, from which he.
concludes verdict Of the most shameless
\ duplicitN The worst disuuionisf, says he,
is Abraham Lincoln the best blow for the
rebeliion--his proclamation Of free,niggera,
tiof lie is particularly swere on the
political arrests Of the last eighteen months
There is no excuse for them, says Mr..
Richardson 81 carc not whether you
take the case Of the old wan like Mahoney,
totteriug to the graves orthc little byin
Now England who sells newspapers for a
living; Or mon Of high and spotlcss churac
ter aud devoted fidelity to the laws, like
Judge Dua, oflllnois cr the unfortunate
boy who was confined II Camp Chase, who
could aot pay bis washer woman's bill, and
was, therefore, accused Of dsloyal practices
or take tho men OF intellect like Ed9n 3
Olds, Of Ohio, or the uuleornqd squirrel
hunter from ny friends tNlr Robinson's)
district, Who did not know but thatwIcf
Davis and Lincoln were on the same sidei
or the ithcrmcGiate between those extremes
--thero is no enc Of them that could not
hayobeen lricd in he place where the Of
fence was said 10 haze been committed ! and
if found guilty correct. public sentiment
would have seen that the pcpolties Of The
law were fully enforced upon them"
Mr. Richardson eoscs by saying our
people want poaccF II Is dismal crys
aud Il sounds very much likco sincere cry
Ir they cannot got reconstruction they
want AZ least cessation # bostllies
We regard this speech as strong revo.
lutiouary signal ifom lie North.Wes lie
author is man oi great popularity, and
very considerable preteniions to tho posi-.
ton Is which he has been clcynted, a
rough, uncoulh man. Of disptiid and dirty
habits, he is man Of courage, offorcc and
Of native shgewdness He was the nominee
Of the democratic party for Speaker Of the
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vALUABLE ROME FOX SALE

=, lVUAfED on the Nashville and Chattanooga rail-.
y road aejohhg the residence Of The late Rev. &.
Z. Sewer, The lot contain, two acres with n beat
dwelling uader fne enclosure, well sci with variety
q young rst ireeS consisting OF Apples, Peaches
Cherries, plmr, Quines, Apricots, aid Grapes; also
a nice selection VI berries Fer further particulars
apply % M n sWlCk.
dec30-lm @
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BY GRAPEVINE AND OTHERWISE



CHATTANOOGA. !, FRIDAY Bvesing, pm
| think cannot serve interest ofpostcr
Fly more ussfuiy, OF aala iiler page ID tie
history Of The tine, thaiiby giving my readers
this morning Gglimpss cf.tfIat gigsnticmonoy,
led lpsliiptiqga7-that great financial Briegils-;
we bssNuF'afS SFsssE kAAA4t " 8 z
J Raye Just lell ihs Bapk, Its beloS stairs,
as everybody knows Uor are moi The Rebel
and the Observation-Disclosures. neighhora and
friends. cheek byjow, oay that the latter is
considered peg'or two higher in point Of POI
siton, being IL The upper story oftlie sane
building , AND is, like the Riatto OF Venice, y
place, where men do congregaiq.n al pres
ent the Bank is engaged in the lsborious un.
Idertaking Of building al, enormous penaround
the sacred hearth. (fhs is why the attaches
look SO peilsve oilateD lsuPpose the object
Of this is one Of rivalry IN tie adjoining
room the Rebel is putting up power press.
On the principle that The pres upon The Bank
IS already powerful enough tho four-nl pen
ins named, is in course Of construction. Il is
iohc imteneiable ihey say Q,siea Stb,a
The Bank is famous WHO has nj deposited
Ia The Bank, Who hasn't got his bins discount
ed ~ tie Bank, What lcyer Of the popular
mnd 50 hot, as when Ills said that fears arc
entertained for HE Bank2 Thou grand old
shrine OF the seven sons Of nammohl Ttou
Codes Bull, which men d worsh,pi How
shall we praise and glorily thee, oh, Bank
Greater than all Banks, eyenihan he OF the
Yankee, stock broking, universal extcrmia.
tion company, Mp. Banks! Thissom' Bank
TaE,BANK OF IEsSgssEE Az. OF the genuine
issue, lies before me, .ss write; it lacks he
jul 1.-THE face; It hasa genial Kind souled,
Confidential look; it has a worthy, lolepenl
et, reliable ool; il looks like thrifty, we'll
to-do Tennessee Farmor, viii, fun barns and
fair fedsi and ifscem to say to me "slick BY
die Bank, old boy. Tn all right IN never
desert We, as long asg0u hold ne 10 your
heart, AMI then are recalled visions ofp peace.
Of shining dollars sud purses heHy, and uIl
Here's health to The BANK or TGNSrssFk!
COED hck tqit! Mayit never say diet
Bat the Bank is u social concern also. Why
look you. don't youknow 'rorbet? Not know
Q Z? Why he edited fllG Union and Amefi-
eim,,nsed 70 80 to ihe Legislature, whenever
he liked, ntls as fine geulemaui,s youlb
see ona Summer dizzy, into the bargain A
aruiget h,decl, who docs'nr know linn. Hes
the President Next comes Sanp Of Tie
aeAge, astaie business man OF the Soulll-west
] do noi know w!6;herhe is related to that
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500 REWARD

NNf lbhBH paid by the Undersigned f0f the deliv-
w cry o. my nrgeD ~ n el. Black complexion
lwehty four or live years DID, icetS or ~ inches
nigh Has 8laln scar IA " fore head IN npedlmeal
ia his specrh wears wBiskers Weighs about lGi
pounds ana la on whsailes lett dark clothing aud
bare hcade Said boy lpluchased Of A. j. Wisdom,
Of Cb.tmnnega fenn ~ tha 27tl1jechioer, 1861
aud let my prsaIses on TIC dght Of The 9th Jany
ls6S. 1he above ward uillho given 20 any ors
iliat w'll brhg 20 me - sAl llntp - mixes s0nhm
LhAiiahnoAn te abpvi ,iesgnbel negro, OF einllncd
10 sme suite Jaii 40 tiat ! gm llhH
.Jany. ~ imF JOuN ~. u END ERS0N.
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TAKEN up

MP put in Jail in Chattanooga. hamilton county
n Fast Tennessee, on the 81 day OF October, Sg,
q MICRO MAN by The name of JOHN, who says 10
5eongstu Vim. Jones, az Memphis, lTnn Said suy
skiark feet - inches hign, 2ayeala ola
pe'i >. h.SW AIM. Jallor
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M AYIft' ItNh4 J4I'. ~ INbdsS
RnroV"i eonscrn's sew ~ ibr enrf ldyfn4nt o. tfo
Mir MAJ Miuiug BepArntht and holding terl1catr
from Capt, Fiauie pi empi1N n,tt hearing dare pri0
Il I'm l0,h mi not be inierlered,wnh Nv per.
son wom4ocyer A# 4l
But 10 Hgeaia 10 the Wire aal Mining or athe1de
Dartnent, will be alnwsd W assign unaerlptAcnrol
led fof TIE s'rice ~ u er departments. Until a-tct
spplicatou has been made n MA office III writing
AMI the d,rail ieghlfy IA a..
r. p. 1a.AKN ~ Coz q s. Ass
nniandsnto Coa@yipts.
Jan2riet F
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neA. The failures ~ Tie Federal States lor
tie year 1862 are puf down byt'c New York
lIcrald at only twelitythrce millions aoN
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interest to be PAID AZ lnler4st- Hearing
iIeasafy Eatgs
Holders Of nltgsst AgHQs 3hN wv Netc. are
hereby Notified HAT tle interest NlIeh Ghsl W. dsG
thereun on The Hrst dag ~ JsaarW val 10 pdd
at the Treasury on either N The dtpositorcr VI The
by drsrrip ave schedule IA duplicate.
signed e. e.. MENMlNGER,
sSssfsiafjf uf Treasury,
Interest on The above described Notes Yil he paa
by jesse Thomas DeposlIafy IL The Rank OF Isnnys
see AZ Chattanooga. t& nHh
ianG- iln ntstf E
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eeS" Nine thousand seven hundred aud sixty
persons were arrested in Baltimore, by the
police during the year $50. ,...,
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r6a- Woplhqs bGeu assigned to The depart
nent Of New York. II Iucon has faded To-
lhtowlnstm the eyes of The people. he is re.
solved at least Is pal! wool over Them.
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sSr Tie finances Of ihc Nortlrafo IN most
crippled condition. The lsa,lihg MONEY mea q
New York are urging upon the Federal Con
gress The fassage ofsa bill declaring thairall
Unitea States notes issiei or q be qspe'l shall
be receivable ip payneni Of aii taxes, internal
duties, excuses duties on importSdebts AID de-
-mands of every llind.Sltie ihe United States,and
Of al. claims and demands. against the. United
States This Congress relusesto do. MespMhile
Nr Chase 6its between New York and Wash
ingion ia quest Of succor. The treasury is
empty Gold will soop rise 70 50c,p every
business man knows, once upte that figure, i
cannot stop short Of l75e, il it does not actin
ally reach 21oc. What is the government to
do? It dare not take extreme measures, as u
might lave done year agoador fear Of
royolateu; itdare not pease. On either hand
Seya and charyhdis reveal frightfnl shoals
and ghastlY chasms 81 destruction
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tGn- The New York Times says, the ront at
NicksbPrg WAS a srrvoue disappointment the
result oiNhafl management Bit a new poibl
Of attack is 10 be seiccied aud the rebels sent
to The rigl tobout The Rebels are generally
about right especially before yieksburg.
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r@- The Northern papers LAY that there
was a great f4lMg-on q emigration from Irc
lssdedprog the last year 50 there was also
from Meoglers Brigade at fredericksburg,
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ceSJ~ Among the Financial measures recon-
mended by the Secretary Of the Treasury. MIR;
Nenmingcr, is one which suggests that tie
privilege al funding the existing currency
shall cease after I'VE lst Of July next From
the present litne anil tie 22i Aptil, Treasury
notes may be t90dcl il per cent borl. and
ID a ner cent bonds .a
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NeuBuuu, ~.
aTApLRs q nILLARn-


THE senior partheFehas Stated M. PHI. nv
Il lsrd With him iE his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE,, 10 the 81 st.ipi n staples & Anderson. ana
solicils consignment. SESar A0asscs, toithh
Aic ciAndise snd piodHce generally. 70 sell pro-
dae al Nh hdst umlk,trte attrud ~ pef-.s. +,
weights nni dehyery. AHA send account sales and
cheeks u once = the old established rule IT thbs
ffause III has answered ~ ,xieAded ,iatr. mare
which 30 years cxpefitnce with lhi. market, and our
present increased facilities, prepares Us 10 meet With
our usual promp,ness
lihclg advances on any amount nf Produce IN baud
Aiways On baud q heavy sieek Il Manufactured
Rnd Ssnok inr TOBACCO. warranted ~ represented
aud IS lae as can bc had 10 Virginia.
jaaI7 GnT SrAPi.gs ~ nHjAbM
The Empire State Iron and Cosl Mining
Company,
OFFICE bYERssrgoHscKtGs DRUG sreRg,
MACON, GEORGIA,
ELAN ALExANpER, President.
Mn. .. JunNSroS
n i,.qlLaoa.
~. g. >rgOngcuHR, n,,,.,o
D. COwLGs,
A. N LaCKLrr
A. y. TnonrsoN,
jaws A NpmT. Secretary ana Treasurer.
a. l.. TROMPs0S, Geuurn, Superintendent
jan 18th, lSG3. On,
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PHksoNAL.

Mi REID saanl,ls nsn Of John n. Saunders Wa
@ptugsl DC sih' as, OF Charleston ty the hbet.
aisg l4fi, W nshlyaitemPfed % r0n eGlockadc
~ very smfil sailing. VESSEL though 'cantsfly at
yRed 10 aweita more promising opportunity; "a Is
SIT surprising iAat he has hgou bagge1
TgmaO Bsesher, asier Of ian,gt ilsschcr Stowe
diediuBrosklye, last sAtmday
ES Goveao William D. Mesey, Of Florida eicd ii
Plnk ION saaiaygthe 2iiu't
John 4, Ileeean, u Is sad btq marry sara steya
New YORK a5'Fsv. Dqw plyEg AZ Bqalvi'at'sin
LONDON.
len Taylor chpcroa. a Mercer county * aeiuia
who has sesa ec ted OSDrdet,se senator IRON tbal
staie taHll the Vacancy occnsbled by tse death Of
Hon. Ballard Presian wasan Oh Inc wing
The Washington cifoplce states hat L'coi q 3,
pe1.,aFsltiyeotlLR,A. Carmel formerly membel
9th, vs. CmgNsiroE thl, saisaRi Coled,r
PIE PRISONER Of war weat % TIE y S House 81 Re.
representatives lew daJesgo and sent in his card TO
q Denoepto Remberol Co meel liom The oribwcss
sigssd Lieut.. Garnet, e A.
lhs FhafPWsn Courier, ever ready 20 detect trse
@orthsei wand talent and ever eager Il encourage
them, thus cceple pair oi,southtu poois IN alhe.
ing 70 The oothorof "aIaryland, N y Aatrlsad.ii
J'meslaRaudall'wlpm We place next 40 ana ntat
to hcply Iipaod, az poet Of te Young South, is Ia
selma Ala, and has given irely some Of hr ls-i
ehops tlayngh tie Selma Reporter Happy the roo
pie, or community or town, o. city Or State. Vic
can appreciate ma recognize ane 5rigF.ry cherish
such gi'sand eeAils aud Charge utIorance" as Mari
Raaaa-end oar rimrod. true poet BON Of pol
sire Goa rarely I9yofs earth with such spirits, mol
does he give "a aA ern that dl'ger5ihg sf spirit
which enahea people to eiioT aud Improve sarh
bleHmg
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LAND FOR SALE.
Iookoal Mountain Property for Sale

I VEF'Eli fir sli9 ihr ablgc prper'y belonging 70
\ v. Ny. VA Ads,B all ntlD nin ~ se2fh
yels AZ .a Dlif3AI SNld, all uHs reg,utiy ~ 4
ildc 4 eMtiiis tA, itsc ts3Ffy ouIdlgs and
seventy ren, IlcB.nul, Containing elght aeies,
salli4ccs ialglErft 39iAtO uegu.millng, palg,
lGlc atlneWn4f Wislia eife, aud lllo #hermh
n il0 hitcr Hso a arH stable, Kitchen, nero
Jidlsr, SilvhWigN, Ef,
As i,e Neaihau is8 v rite place ior Aiinmsrre'
sort ID d wil udallt w lecla inicl nl're ~
ihis pfobetiy ,liug flv ny one 10 #es3lng ~ aDlh
dlM SIMPLY W watpi vitllD coiypiGct reach y
ia'2 A.. WILEY.
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feG~ Mr. Chase is now III New York the
BANKERS, say th9pewaapers. lFled 81 car
to his prol.esals. Iftbcy wos'd lend him a
few doIlals he wonld he satisfied, we suppose.