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ORGANIC wEAKNEsS

Immediately cured and full Vigor restored.
This distressing affection, which renders
life miserable and marriage impossible is the
penalty paid by the victims OF improper in.
dulgencieS. Young persons are too apt to
commit excuses from not being aware OF the
dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now
who that understands the subject viii Ne
tend to deny that the power of prOcreati0n Is
lot sooner by those falling Into improper
habits than by the PRUDENT Besides being
deprived OF the pleasure of healthy Offspring
the most serious and destructive symptoms Of
both body and mind arise. The System be-
comes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss of Provocative
Power, Nervous Irritability. DYSPEPSIA, Palpi-
tation ofthe Heart, Indigestion. Constitution
al Debility, and Wasting ofthe Frame, Cough,
Consumption, Decay and Death.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was rising
yesterday, with fifteen feet and nine
inches in the channel
The Eagle having been detained by
the fog did mot arrive here until about
8 a. m. Sheleft again at IL m.
The Leni Leoti passed down for zanes-
The VSola, which has Withdrawn from
the Pittsburgh and Wheeling trade,
passed down 10 Parkersburg. a
The Hatntan left at 5 p. M, for Gin
The daily packets made usual trips.
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Price $4,000.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Glass WORKS For Sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING. COM
menced operation in their new establish
Works in Center Wheeling, corner of LIST and
German streets, for sale. The factory Is In
running condition, and possession can oe
at their office, cor. LIST and German sts,, Center
oESTERLING, HENDERSON & co.
rnnnril-
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POLICE CoURr.-Yesterday was the

POLICE Yesterday was the
liyelfest day in the police court that we
remember ever having seen. Ten cases
in all were disposed ofas follows:
Dorey Henry, Pat. Mahoney, Law
renee cady, VIM. Robinson and Dorey
Barker were found guilty of disorderly
conduct, and fined $40 and costs each.
Henry Bye, Lawrence Cady, Charles
Haymaker, VIM. Robinson, Dorey
Barker, James Newloys, Dorey Henry
and Elizabeth Reeves were arraigned
on a charge of prostitution. Newloye
and Henry were discharged-Reeves
fined $50 and costs, and the others fined
$40 and costs each.
Business in the police circles seems
TO be looking up.
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5ot, SALE.
For Sale.

COMFORTABLE TWO STORY BRICK
a Iouse on Centre, between 9Th and 9Th SITS,
Containing tive rooms, Kitchen ana wash n
I5SIanjJ6 cellar Possession given April LIST,
i5 9, ;,-,s.,9 T ReSl EstSte ei Agent.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contempla.
ting marrnige being aware OF Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Deformitles, speedily
He who places himself under the care orDr
j. may relfgiously cOntide in his honor as a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
skill rs a physician.
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coMyoRr by day and rest Mt night, secured
by the use of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Sold by Edmund Booking, No. j Odd Fellows
Hall. -
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Medifal.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
=. -s DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
F0P FFMAIES
FOR FEMALES

InfallIble in Correcting Irregularities Remov-
ing Distinctions of the Monthly Turns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
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TAKE PARTICULAR MOTTO

TAKE FAtEIIOUI-tA1N NOIINE-
DIR. j. addresses all thoSerwho have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and soli-
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind,
uniting them for either business, study, so.
ciety, or marriage
effects produced by early habits OF youth, viz:
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in
the Head, DimneSs OF Sight. LOS OF Muscular
Nervous Trrftability. Derangement OF The Di!
gestIve Functions, General Debility, Symp-
toms of Consumption, &C.
MFNTAILY.-The fearful effects on the min
are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Memory,
Confusion OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits,
Evil Forehodings, Aversion to Society, SELF
DiStrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, &c. are
some of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons Of all nges can now
Judge what Is the cause of their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
pale, nervous and emaciated, having singu-
inr appearance about the eyes, Cough, and
Symptoms of Consumption.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims =,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructiTe
habit which annually SWEEPS to an untlmejS
grave thousands of Young Men of the mos
Ii,t I,iar,,i;S bove antrS,na5 iSt who
Senates with the thundeTs OF eloQuence. or
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali
with full confidence.
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Mtdifn.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FRo,,
QUACKERY. On
1gzEoNLYPL4 ACE wHEREA cUBEc,,
RE ORTd TNED NE1N
nR. Johnson bias discovered themost cer

nR. JOHNSON has discovered themost c.
tain, speedy, and only Effeclual RemsIr
In the World for Weakness of the Raek =,
Limbs, Structures, Affection of the Kidna%,s
and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, ImTS,s
tency, General Debility, Nervousness, Nv
pesia, LanguOr, Low Spirits, Confusion az
Ideas. PaIpitation OF the Heart, TfmidttS
Trembling, DimneSs of Sight, or GiddinsSS'
Disease OF the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin
Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach m
ROwels-th0Se Terrible Disorders arising fr,,n
solitary Habits of Youth-secTet and S9litsI1t
prnctIces more fatal to their victims than The
song OF Syrens to the Mariners OF UIysssS
blighting their most brilliant hopes or anficI'
pations, rendering marriage, &c, impossible
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, n habit fire.
ouently learned from evil companions. or at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep. and, If not cured. renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What n pity that a young man, the hope OF
his Countrywide pride of his parents, should be
Snatched from all prospects and entoyments
oflife by the consequence of deyiatihg from
the path of nature, ana INDUCING in certain
secret habit. such persons must, before con-
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites TO promote connu-
bal happiness. indeed. without these the
fOurneythrOug h life becomes n weary pilgrim
age; the prospect hourly darkens to the view,
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the
happiness OF another becomes blighted with
our own.
Oniee, No. SOuth Frederick Street,
Left hand side going nom Baltimore street! n
few doors from the corner. Fail MOTTO OBJ
serve name and number.
b9-No letters received unless post paid and
containing stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish
rnent within the last twenty years, and the
numerous important surgical Operations per
formed by DIR. johnson, witnessed by the re-
porters of The Sun and many other papers,
notices of which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing
as gentleman oGChnracterandr responsibility
Is a sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
feb2O-Iye
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In Dyspepsia,

and its attendant train Of symptoms, It acts more
LIKE A CHARM than y medicine. There ~ moth
ing IN the whole range OF Msteria Medlca that can
or . moment bear comparison with Il IA ihls DIS
ease.
fan account Of this wonderful plant may be
found IN the IIth edition OF the u. ). DspensRtOry
pages lSsT aud 1855
A series OF experiments 10 which DT. Bull has
usen for years engaged, has just been brought to
ID 'csssful termination, and he IL now enabled 70
ODER 70 the public 3 combination OF OkDkON win
other approved tonics, The whole preserged N the
bast quality OF copper distilied Bourbon Whisky
which he Is confident has no equal in the word.
He might furnish q volume of certificates, but ths
pubic have long siucs learned 10 estimate stcI
things by their true value The safest plan is iol
every one 70 test for himself the virtues neN
medicine.
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Late y. Z. Smith & Bso.,Eo 27 North Chery
street, (Clay Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, BOurbons and Rye
Whistles, and svarious assortment Of Fancy
Groceries Allss cheap as can be had in the
city. All We ask is TO give US call and see
for yourselves.
dec2s-f
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Agent U. S. sanitary CommlssI5n


LOUISVILLE, KT., Sept. 16, 1868.
On the 23d Of July last, ] submitted through an
agento Of mine, 70 the Medical Director OF the De-
psrtnent Of the Amy Of the Cumberland, 3 sam
pie Of my CedrOn btters, f5r inspecnon, ana re-
quested IL afer analYs he found It mertOrsus 70
sanction and approve its use among cur soldiers.
The following IS the Medical LIrectOrs reply. aud
hlso Gen. Rosecrsns' permission 10 ship SJJ dozen
sronce, 10 have It sold % -uters.
JOIN BULL.
aI am satshed that Cedron BtteIs vii do no
harm 70 any one II taken properly and in modera-
tor. see no objection 10 DR.. Bul . being permit
ted 70 dispose Of it 70 suffers.
HEsRI A. THUEsTOy,
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A VolcE From ViCKsBUEG.--

A VclcE FEom ViCEsBUEs.-
VIoEsEUEs, MIEs., Aug. Q, 1893.
DR. J9tn Blll-De1r Sir: / am happy 70 state %
YOU that have us ed your valuable Cedron Bittsrs
with great benefit TO myself, IN general debility a1d
prostTatiou OF nov system produced by the IN
healthy and uniasnstc influence Of the Mississippi
river around Vcksburg, having been with General
Grants army throughout IL Nnoie southern cam
pagn. confidently recOmme1 NJ its uss to all per
sons who are exposed 10 unhealthy climates.
ii. ". FOGLK,
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NO. 275.

NO. 275.
ivvIs From .Iaylorsville. BY Wsrd's Fo--,
---!, Aocs.s AIll. tFaI LauffI
llsu Bridge, aud F5rk. o AIM
aoai = miles aud back, lwiea a
leave Iaylorsviils Tuesday ard F-.-
day az 81 am
ArTlve a. Abingdon by 5Ispm
Leave Aoil gIon Monday ana Ihr---
Jay 90 s i s. m
AiaFe at IayiOrsvile bv 5ltpu
N'-tiatts l,r ills service D. t-rmlrat,
June SO, l,tl
Bids invited Cog three trips 8 wees.
| l0020 From ray,o-sv.re. b, s.,--,. ,-
roads, Trade, Vale Months. INC
sasar Grove Nal.s Cruss. B.5v.r-
AoeA p allers'1. Len .i-. Love LsdF.
NeHtol' early Grove aud hlilau-s
| Mills O. L.uCliutuu. ga ul.I.s arI
back. twice O week.
Leave Iaylorvl.e Tuesday anI F-..
day co am
arrive OF Luc0lutou next Fl.Iava aaI
| Monday by SPIN
Leave Liucllulou Tuesday sra Era
dayat-am
Arrive %. TavlrsvHe Pr.lsv ana
Monday by m
Contract i0r chs slryice Co terminate
june so, lsit.
Ioo2l From Tayirsville, By Cables vau,,
and basr's Gan. % Sweet Ha.a.
q. e. ~ miles and bac1, olr- p
-. 'sv..,.,..--..,,..,,.-,.-....
Arrive at ssyse. W.ts- ~ ian
Leave Sve,t w,ts- 1l.-5GsvatIuu
Arrive at Isv-.r.rf-. bv-u
I0O22 From Csrts'a Depot, By HaPIv Val
ley, Elm Jrogei aud t-vo aIru.t
cuko.0ul, Ia mites and -sra .a,r
wee1.
nm
Arrive al OE1,,ra bv5Dr
Leave uka..rs WsIpe.'.ryr -rr-
Arrive I'D Gamers psu.f III. fsr
,ooaa r,.-.., f.-..I...., ...--, -..-4
Trrg5.f-s On .-.-.r.I...H, .r-l.
+o'iss --.l a'.s ''.-- ','.. p, ,..' ''.5' -'-
Tesvs I5r.s t..-.., ,f-.-....-.
Arrive al -glseI.vI.... Hs .r.t
- sriB-lI,,.'s Er.... .s.'st-r
Arr,vs af .f.-.r r.5.r.
Hilton. Ia miles and t.-s once Ca
week.
Leave Joresb1rs' WrE5-sl1v OF f1u
Arrive at Hilton rg. .Hu
Leave Hilton Ws.r,slar dt "a DID,
Arrive at Jo1c.as..' ly liam
1oo9s rrou r,r.st.-., b, rrr.f, r.t-s
and Fe-.-..,- 3, -...t.. E F..I
sur.r.r-F I--. .r-. - ,-...
Leave J1r.s51ra. I.r.a. sts...
Arrive al U5r.-s ~ I..rs.-.rI INN.
Leave G8,t'sN N Roads Nani.t Id
pm
Arrive 90 Juuesrcrl ly G pm
ta45. t,-..... --..r... d.. -...r. .,.... .r.--r.
s--.,..-..- .... .....'
49,. ~. ,- s.-4.r,r fFrI
a--ig. =, Mi. 81. E. brguu
Lave NiIi Geek vr... .rr Of 90.
Pm -..,.-.,-..
Aii''e OF 4iee''-' 'l %"
l0827 From kngsp0ss, ty Glover Bottom.
Csmpbelrs Eet. EaI Branch.
Hawe's X Roads. th.rrv Gr.se.
and Locust Mount. .5 I.rH...-..
Is miles aud back. ol-.a o. ae...
80. IL 7.,l,.-.,,-.,,.E H.. t...
80 ..--..t. F..
-'.. =, ,.........',. l.-t
5 r -.
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His ipimitsbls preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
hss long stood st the head OF the various CON-
pounds Of that valuable drug.
Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation IL has so long
enjoyed 10 Central America and the West Indies.
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HEsRI A. THUEsT0y,
Enraacn ~ MnL-caL Lr.e-o-. D. CO


HEaDQUAaTEns DErAEr or THE CUIREELASD,
NASHVILLE, TEsS, July "A, 1s63.
DR.. John Bulls agent Mr. ---, has permission
10 ship to Nashville, Tenn, Is gross or 800 dozen,
Of Bulls Csdr0n bitters ior sale % suffers 10 the
army only
The regulations Of the Treasury Department sre
to be complied with strlcily.
By command OF Maj. Gen. Rnsecrans-
VIZ u Wills,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wholesale aud retail bJ BERRY, De
MOVILLE CO., Nashville, Tenn.
OctlT-tq sat daFzm
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HOME AGAIN!I

HOME AGAIN!I
HAVING returned again with q large
stock Of
Trimmings, worsteds, Zephyr,
SC. SC,
to the old home, ! would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville tnat we will
be prepared TO manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, PRINCES,
&c., &c.,
as good aud as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHAlE 4 Co,
nOvI-tf No. Union street
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DIR. John Bull
OF
louisville, Kentucky.

His ipimltsbls preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
has long stood 81 the head OF the various COM
pounds Of that valuable drug.
His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
o less than year after their introduction,
tanned reputation suss vide spread ss, ,stln oog
bat of North America. But the crOWnt orJtJ her
a. life remains 70 be attained IN his d cloconyegry
rather combination, for ne does not claim 70 nave
Deeo the discoVerer Of ClDkON, which ls the basis
Of the BifieTs offered 70 the public. That hon,
or belongs 70 the nstive inhshtants OF central
America, to whom itR virtues hsYe been known loi
more than two hundred years Armed with y the
Indian bids defiance TO The most deadly malaria
and handle, without fear, the most venomons ser
peuts Itis belief with them, that while there II
breath Ia toe body the Cedron potent 20 cuie nc
mettar Whist the disease may BE-.
While Dr. Bull h not prepared 20 endorse this eX
travagant profession, he Is nevertheless satisnec
nom a thorough examination Of the evidence rela
uuq 10 its virtues, that - a remedy and preVenta
tive for all disease arising from exposure. ethe
TO the weather OF climate, or 10 missmaiic inhuen
Ces, Il stands
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tsnt Discovery
Nineteenth Century

No mans name is more intimately connected
utth me history OF MATERlA MEDiCA Of the
ijuifei states OF more faTOrsblY known as s pio-
nseT 10 Medical Discovery, than that o.
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May we not all on this occasion, on this
anniversary of the birthday OF Washing
ton, Join in a fervent prayer to Heaven that
the Great Ruler of events may avert from
this land such faI, such a fate, and such
a requiem
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Heaven, is it not? How much disgrace to
the church, and shame to mankind, would
have been avoided, if the ejaculation Of
each breast had been, at ell times, as it
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l00l From KnNxville, by Mcmillan, Shaw-
berry lains, New Market, Messy
Creek Talbott's Mills, Panther
Sprirgs MorristOwn, Russellville,
Whdesburg, Rogersviile Junction,
Midway, Gustavus, Greenville,
Henderson's Mills, Fullen's, Rhea-
town, Freedom, Lessburg, Mill
wood, Jonesborough, Johnson's De-
pct, Carter's Depot, Piney Fiat, and
Union Depot, 90 Bristol, i303s miles
and back, Gaily, o. twice daily If
trains 50 run.
Leave Knoxville daily at Gam
Arrive at Bristol by s,40 p m
Lesve Bristol daily ADAM
Arrive st Knoxville by Has am
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gaashrillR MuiurG.
ADDRESS
or
HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
ADDRESS

Before the General Assembly Of the State Of
Georgia, february p, 1866.
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'0'-' l9h Aal io-sv.l.e, by Shown's y
Roads Trade, Vale AouHs. (N;. a.
sassr Grove, Nal.e Cruss. B.5vlr-
hock Patterson. Lel.ir. Love Lsdg.
Newton, Early Grove, and Elll.su-s
Mills, O. Lucliaiyu, vs. indies aBI
back. twice q week.
Leave Iaylorsv.l.e Tuesday aud Fr..
day 90 Z m
arrive 90 Lluc0lu,ou next Friday ana
Monday by gpm
Leave Liucllulon rGesday srd Ems
day at1 am
Arrive 81. Tayirsvl,e Friiay ana
Monday by pm
Contract ior chs s1ryice Co terminate
June 80. lsi1.
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Bidders VIII examine careiully the forms.
and Instructions annexed, and especially
the latter part Of Instruction 49,
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l0027 From Kinespo-., by Glover Bottom.
CampbeIs Rest. taI B-1a.H.
Hawe's X Roads, cherry Grove.
and Locust Mount. .' H.HH...r..
IS miles lud back. once a s....
Leave kiugsp0rt IlIEHIT .. ....
Arrive at Jouos10ruugl by a 90.
Leave Jones1arough fii4ar .. . I
Arrive 40 kuHpart .vH B. u
Proposals invited l1 cla OIL. l.ra.ar-.
instead of alrslus.u-lf a... ..I
two trips % wCcE.
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I0O0s From Nashville; by Tank, Kingston
Springs, Huuon's Station, Turn
bull, sneedsville, Gillum's station,
Paradise, McEweu's Station, aud
Wayerly, to Johnsonville, IS miles
and back daily, or as often as Trains
run, if required, and by O. schedule
OF departures and arrivals satiaiac-
tory ~ the department.
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Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringe'
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1OO012 From Mckenzie, Junction Of Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad by Oak
wood, Dresden, R0lstOu station,
Gardner, Alma, Old Hickory, and
Union City, 70 Hickman, (Ky.J 5l5<
miles and back, daily, except sun
day.
Leave Mckenzie daily, except Sun
day, at
Arrive az Hickman by
Leave Hickman dsiys except Sum
day, at
Arrive at Mckenzie by
Bidders viii state hours Of departure
and arrival.
IOOl3 Omitted.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

-'eteAf oct. aii 1900.
PROPOSALS viii be received at the Con
tract Office Of this Department until nm.
Of March %, 1856, for conveying the iials
o. the United States from July 1, Is66. 10
June 80, 1870, in the State Of tennessee, on
the routes and BY the schedules of depart
ures and srrivals herein specified
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''The Star Of Hope shone brightest in the Wes
The hope Of Liberty, the last. the best:
TAat, too, has set, upon her darkened shore,
And Hone and Freelom lght up earth no moTe
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io02l From Tayirsvlle, by Cables vrHr.
and bassr's Gar. tl Sweet Wr..-
(N.C.A 20 miles and barl. 5sr.. 81
week.
Leave Iay Crsv.ile Monday aL raH
Arrive at Sweet Water br IAN
Leave ewel Water 1I5llay a. p b pm
Arrive at Iyllrvf.e by b
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vVTROlNIA.
our RicHmoSO Correspondence.

Rentical Intentions OF the Southern People
Fear Of a Negro TObaccO
Crop-Thc Next Legislature, &c.
RICHMOND Va August g. 1860
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inS revenue In these counties The issue wiz DO import
ant, as win involve the general principles applicable 10
the whole Of the West Virginia establishment
AfrorNThEsr or GEsKRAL scHorrgLp 10 COMMAND IN
VIRGINIA.
The appointment OF General schofed to the command
in Virginia seems to give general satisfaction In much
as il involves the removal OF General Terry. II is not
known what General Schoheds STATUE on the Niger is
but Il Is presumed he cannot be infatuated about
him than his predecessor In this idea and without any
knowledge OF the motives which induced scholelds APP
pointment the change seems 10 give much satisfaction
runor which found general currency here that Terry
Colonel Brown, OF the Freedmens bureau and other
federal officers were in the habit OF attending negro
drills and haranguing the blacks caused General Terry
to DO regarded with considerable dstrus in this commu
nity White persons were excluded Dom the drilling
grounds by strong guard posted At distance from the
scene, 70 conceal as was supposed from outsiders all
police sought frequently 10 gain admission TO the biacK
camp, but without encc. The citizens OF Richmond wiii
undoubtedly breathe froer that Terry Is removed
A. II. STEPHENS TO BE CHOSEN Az SPOKESMAN FOR ran
souTHrRs DELEGATIONS AT rnE PHILADELPHIA coSvES-
II is UNDERWOOD that Hon Alexander Il. Stephens Of
Georgia win be the choice OF the Southern delegations to
present TO the Philadelphia Convention the views and
purposes OF the Southern people in this crisis These
will be OF acbaTacter just and conservative as 10 satisfy
every Northern who desires union and harmony:
As SAID IN former letter. the Northern delegates Will
be left determine upon the beat policy that can insure
the defeat of radicallsm Whatever that shall be. VIII
meet the full acquiescence OF the sontnern aeegaons
conservative TO be found within her limits know
81 the delegates who have been chosen, and they
Consute AL tias was ooussIsaivo anu hi
the south before the have no doubt they are As
fully mbued With these sentiments to-day as they were
SIX years ago.
pisIREsS
There estimating the amount OF distress which
now prevails ut the South Persons who ia
Portable circumstances before the war actually
suffering for food Ladies raised in luxury and atuence
In many instances compelled to take in sewing in
ordor TO support themselves and families. Business mon
in very embarrassed condition, many of them not
actually making enough 70 pay the ron,s of their esta0
lisbments 4 year or two must elapse before any ma
terial Improvement takes place. What people to
do in tho meantime IL problem which cannot now be
solved You may rest assured lhey have far vital
concerns 10 engross Their attention than those with
which lying radical enissaries wond fan identify them,