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90 NOs EAIIfIs = AIAEY 1.-The. Yosemite. or
Great tItizzly Bear ValIey in GalilOrAis, ia
N0nhHfIul Plsee ID vas Iot known 81
Ehite meu-ubiiI 1852, aud was SliacoSefed
then By a pAIly IN pursuit OF mara6dinR
Indians, whagsRsrallg InAaetEis wonderful
valley thsir place Of reirsat.- The valley
ls . mIls "a perpendicular depth, and six
Or eighi Hales 10 leagfh. There is a moah-
tain thai rises perPendieHiarls from the
valley tosalheighsof $500 feet. All along
the valley rlIifsirise Of great height. There
are splendea BRieF-fslis one Of which il
the Nevada, having a fallsf seven hundred
feet. being, eighty feet 10 ~ idih al the top
of the mountain and about twieethe width
at the bottom, but the wonder is the Yose-
mile, described az the highest falls in the
wond From the point where it leaps
down from theclilfto the base Of the noun
tain is only sky feet less than half mile
The wonders Of the Yosemite VALLEY are
great, and when the Pacific road permits,
tourist will find fine roaming IN the Yost
mite Valley si stsdl --.laVlsa HHt
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LEAF BY LEAF THE ROSES fall.

Leaf by leaf the roses fall
Drop by drop the springs run dry;
One by one beyond recall
Summer beauties fade and die:
But the roses bloom again,
Aud the spring will gush anew,
In the pleasant April rain, ta
And the summer fun and dew. H..
50, 10 hours Ofdeepest eloemstA9 He
When the springs % giadhess fail
And the roses "a the bloom
DroOp like mAidens wan and pale, ....
We shall tlnd some hope that Hes
lake u silent gem apart, 20
Hidden Ear from eareless eyes
Ia the garden Of the heart
some sweet hope 70 gladness wed.
That viii spread afresh and new
When Grief : winter shall have fed
Giving place 20 rain and dew
some sweet hope that breathes Of spring
Through the weary, Roary time
Budding torih is blOssOminF.gF s.
In the spirits glorious cline
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TAKE NOTIOE

THAT / HAVE BEEN APPOINTED "a.
- tgnee IN Bzukruptcy neon the sstatsa al
~ a; Slmm1Hs, Hanf8fd Saddfer " a Hsrt
and ). W. Williams. Of the county Of WiIsaa.
atats 81 II enhesse. who have been Aadifli5e1
bankrapts npou their own Detiffona y -. a.
hlstrlet Court OF the Middle District 81 Pen
neseee; Z. c. SANDERS - ~
JEnll Nol- Assignee.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

-. PREPARED 10 MAKE TO ORDER
y Boys' Aonths' and Chiideenfs rse,flsfs..s'
uen tieme En-, Shirts, Drawers, and Snrnnsr Ciatb''
Hs ana vita The assistance ~ my Husband Dsn
Z. sseAhisas whose reputation as q cutter is Wsii
10 ~ faVor me with orders. ~
MRS. DAN J. SCANLAN
UyAV IN "a N. Summer Etroot
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vi ldlIc IlIsfrlel IA Te ~ -, -. !.

V'HE. UGDRRsIeEED HFRRBY aIyFs
! kat.ee % hS appoiRimsat As Assignee al
.. s. 9alhreafh Of AashVfiss a. tbs -osIts3S -
lhvlds0n aRd Stats OF Tennssseo, within "A
L8spiet, Hbo have been adiud9ed banRanfs.
en- thsir eNn petti0ns. By the Disfriet CONF N
sBid District oNA' -
A. s. CHADBOURNR, Assirpss
sPF1 aNSt Once. e21f Church street.
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Time a. Quiok as any other Route.
NOTICE or DIssoLUTIoN.

TIHB O0-PARTNKRsHIP HERETOFORE Z
4 exiaiiRg between q. w. Marshall. l. j. Vos
busE sad " 4; knssesl nn4eF thu aaBs, ana
sty IL Of Ma hShALL. VOSBURa n RUssELI,-
has been dissolved by mutual conssaf a. ~
hsFshail retiring from tho Hrp.
W. q; Taylor. being admittsd "yieets N az
shalt nc style 81 the 6rm EiIl hereafter be
kUsskBk t0SkDk8 a co. Dissolution on
The old and formation o. the ma ArnI 10 faks
eieer Aprii LET, 1865.
- .aEfi ~ W.aARsHALBJ 1il So g
- -. RUSSELL. YQS BURG co.
NashViiie Tenn April -. IsSs - -
aBr13 a Hazf a - - .a1IaHI fT48Eaa
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JOHN 4. BROWN

IIAS REMOVED FROM M. a .IFNtffl,y
Street TO Ne. ~ Pnblie s..asre
tffsnsh's oid stand D-wlssrs be v N kerI q mi
L..slh ass.io.l 90 8'tf --..I sllf s-.l.l
! T'I l,o.,.,al.l. s.. l8 t..- .fsi4 q.
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PI.ANTRRs' BAyR NoTrs

FhACCoRDAACk WITH ANlAGF OF FHF
- 0enela! Assembly ~ ths state 81 Tsnassse@
2sr ~ lo1 enhtled an asg To
ashien ha3e o. may make assgumsats ss.gn-
10y ia etealtors, notice IS hereby given 10 t6s
aesasfs OF ne notes Of the Plantsrs Bank I'd
~ ~ 49, es 70 present them 10 the underworld
~ ne bank " Nashville for payment bsttse-
LII ny re hfst day of JARaqFy. ls9 OF tIIsy
,vza al .s.lLi, - d. HRAVER asussss1
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IeB liDea Of solid nohpareii nlRkeoas square.
Yearly advertiser wiil bs enfisief q \ dir
ooaHt Of Dper esnl HHHLHNH HH# q
Every other day e. ., d.paligefttss Heht aill
0e eha1sd two thirds Of above rates
Advertisements Inserted ia The Tn " eek ly IN
nu charged Ufe dollar sqaaTsfOr hrst in ssrtiOn.
aBi tiiy conis each additional insertion.
10 the Weekly, uns dollar n sgharB CT psch
turstttrn .#.I ~. .r-
hpn'ihi az city Item Notices, twenty cents q
insertion Loo al uhusls. ~ cents "A line each IN
sgitiOn.
Change IA adysrtissmen ts will 90 charged ~
he rate OF htty cents a square.
Al embellishments are due fraiu gateof nrst
,hsbTtIbn. Hereafter ths cash 3, stem val BE-
adheI 81 u. aud DO tfansieut Advertisements ~ill
- tbt sn unlesH accom- panied b the money.
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FEATHERS, .GINSENG-,,
Beeswax and Rags.

WE ARE BUYING ALI OF TIE ARovk
-, aTtieies AZ their highest value An laTSs -
q STRICTLY PRIME FEATHFRs ~ ss i.i9n
1884, wanting prime, select Feather, -
y reh0Vate and cleadse Feather in a A.
"y y,,,sa % WHITMAN BROS
Ne 10 Public Sqaare.
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ROOTS AND SHOES I.,l :,

hsf; y W. MORGAN remaius With bin, aad
W., w % pleased "a wait on his friends and tie
=. ~ se9h esAily- 1rl gff. Geo ir EayA lRs
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REEVES AMBROSIA
H O II THE HAIR
/ EMPROVEDl

Il is an elegant Dressing for the Hair
1t causes the Hair to Carl beautifully
Il keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t inviEoraies the Roots Of the Hair
II forces the Hair and Beard 10 STOW Iu1uriautIy
Itimmsdiateiy stops Hair Falling Out. ..
ltkssPs the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
It restores Grey Haireo its Original Color.
II brings ont Hair on heads that have been
for years
II Is composed entirely Of simple aud purely
vegetable Substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary
Testimonials Of its excellence. H4auy Of which
are from physicians in high standing.
II is soid in halfpOund bottles Cthe name blovu.
in the glass; By Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
e. overyWhsrs. at One Dollar per Bottle.
'.z sale by Demas Barnes & Co. c Wells
4 Co.. Schlefelin & Co, New York.
mart ~ .1-. .-.. .ee .. . Ltd. .......
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Louisville and Nashville
r AsIsLR O A d.
fvafEE hssrE =
7sssw k9a erlE - Cd ~ ..4gsi 4.ts
- 80. t--.,z..s .s+.....rr.r
WINTER SCHEDULE, 1859.
COMMENCING APRII ss. 1893.

30 $40 Trains will run as follows ft
Leave Nashville 4:l0 A. NJ. $50 =. ~.
Arrive az louisville - 30 P. NJ. Ace A, NJ.
Both Trains MAX direct connection at Loais-
vile with the jefferson ilie Railroad tor 81
Louis. chieaeo. Indianapolis, Cincinnati. lialti
more. W asblngtOn. Philadelphia aad New 4ark
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States nail line steamers leaving Louis
vile al 400 7. M connecting at CINCINNATI With
early morning trains Fast BABGAGE CHECKED
from Nashville 10 ST. Louis. Chicago, Cinein
natl. and all principal Eastern cities.
az The ESQ pm. Train. from NashVii Z
does not run on SUNDAY. I--.-.. o.. 49,
,Gslfatin Accommodation Train leaves Gala
tin at est5 A. NJ, arriving at Nashville al
Iis15 4. NJ. Returning, leaves Nashville at
$3.50 PA !. and arrives at 9allatin at 8il5 P NJ
tf- ALBERT FINK,
Gent Superintendent L. 4 N. 4. 4
mars ly Ir ..s.ls 81 f. s.-r
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THE VALUABLE sALINES,

Il III So AAA ~ A<sgs
| situated in Washington county, Virginia. known
as Kings Salt Works, and the lands and build
lngs held Herewith, for a term of FIVE years, %
| commence on the lst day Of January, 1859
The lessee, IN addition 10 the rents viii be re-
CURED 90 pay all the taxes accTaing upon said
4 pToperty--ta leave upon the property AZ the sx-
/! piratl0n Of the lease such iFh pro vments ix-
lures, furnaces kettles ETC., a. be found upon
tue estate a. tho cOInmeDceHleTt Of the lease
and IN good condition as he found thelb- and
4 SHALL alsOs az the exPfTati0nof bfs lease leave
| "a good condition all such impeachment fix {
/ lures, furnaces, keitles, etc. "a lie may have
| daring his term put upon said land Tor Che
| man easement Of his hnsinRss-aBd shall he i'm
lted 10 asapPly ofsaIt GA hand at the end OF ID q
ts as 2Gt sHSseaRs ssaeply q ne market for
tanned from the sales Of the first six months O 4
the preceding year. heieses will he reonIre1
70 execute bond. with good security to be ap-
Proved hy~ the Court, for the payment IL fke
taxes annually Eoeraing and fbe rents IN a,1fiiI
al lnstaliments and fof the faithful neriornIaee
OF all the other stipuiatisns Of the lease the
CouTt reseTElngl the right, II at any time the
security becomes doubtful or insufficient % re-
qulrs the lessee 60 give other suf Gent security
or TO terminate the lease. Al a speeial Term 10
BE held, e9HaSneBcmg on the 18TH daysof July,
1865, the Court will a. a minimum rent
Kings Salt Works are situated IN Washington
c1anty. Virginia about eight miles from the
main stem Of the Virginia ard Tennessee Rail-
rOed, and at the terminals Of The branch rOad
running from Glade Spring to Salty lie aiiard
ing ample railroad transportation for the ship
mentoI salt to market.
The alt manufactured at these works il Of the
Finest yuality, aud the sRpply Of brine. thonah
the wells have been worked for more than fifty
years, shows no detsrl0fati0n in quality OF dim
nation IN quantity. A very large area Of |
see orth Carolina, de0Fgia, and Aiabfma Is 4
supplied with salt from these works aud the ad- !
Joining estate, the two together supplying An
increasing demand at present 81 about four /
hundred thousand bushels Of salt annually.
Ne seldom that Euch an Oppgrtuuits s Of +
Tered Tor The profitable exercise Of energy and Il
the Investment Of capital, Persons desiring 10
lease are invited 10 Examine the % pegty and i
70 test the quality 0f the brine before the day Of
letting, and To aequnint themselves With such
81 salt as VIII enable then 20 sppreeiafe ff,e /
anuuat Falae eg the PROPERTY.
90 i.lria AHFh q & G. CUMMINGS.
aa4ata Of Comm ieeioner /
abingdon. Va. MAY % Ises mv5H,fc
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ENGINEs AND BOILERS.

ANR B0DLEY SAW MILLs-GRRAT
- redaetion IN prices. We are Offering Tor
sale AZ reduced prices, large aiet OF &rst-class
Portable &aEines, Stationary Engines and
Boilers, e. follow: One Stationary Engine
without boiler, taTty horse POEeFi 0ne tstion-
one Psir Doubls Engines, any horse power. with
tEe boilers, each tWenty feet long. forty inches
di41efesj one extra large Portsble kngine lo5z
~ 10 lnqa eyi5ader. enc large Portable kngine,
t0hy - inch eytinders tNo Porfabis Eneanes.
by 10 lrseh cyiinder Also. sevaxal Lane 4 Bod
saw Mills, With the Improved NTought iron
blocks and solid iron frames. 49,. y
See JOHN u. DALE, AGent. q II
EF Cd. with j. X. PAUL 4 co.
Market ct. Nashville. Tenn.
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mEHEE.FF
ERENCH DRAP D'ETE FROCKS, AND
l. SACKS. @ H-sha 20. at t'
Pequs Brooks and Sacks. r' 3.r. .e
Harris Cashmere -sRNuHE-in Frocks and
Sacks. -a--1 5l,r..4 ss4.E .H..
English, French. Gsrmas. Belgian and Amer
lean Vesting', Cloths Cassiuerss. sio.. lin great
variety ..f -
The Chesterfield Frock Coat. in various cOIors
Of Cloths and Cassimerss
Elegant patterns Of light and dark Frsuch
Cashmere Pants 60 ~ q fE1E
A splendid assortment Of MaTsGilles Vests,
Grenadine Silks etc, 1.F ilrsr -
An, eEHE. ..EaEHl
All Goods sold with a strict guarantee as To
quality and WOrEmanship.
HHDu9I A.IRosF,
apr26 lm % Southsids Public Square.
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COMPOUND ELIXIR SOLIDIFIRD gLYCF-
Of CaisayR Bark. ria Tablet.
kliXir of CalisAya Bark CompOun1 Oamnh0r
and PyrOphOsphGte lee, with Glycerin.
OF Iron. 'l "'H DIR. Whites Dentine a
Elixir OF NaleriaHts Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau LustraI.
of Jamaica Ginger. for the Hair
Wlstars Cough Log Compound Arnica lin
engss. ament. .-'.'
Dr.. JRcksOn's PeotOFal Nerve and Bone Lima
LoZenEeS. iII.. ment. e-ft
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
OF Vanilla, Lemon tie Powders, .
Peel, etc. pa Renovating Spirits for
Finest Distilled Rose, removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasiye Fluid, for 70
Flower Waters. moving stains, Iron
Bitter Wine Iron Moulds Ink. etc
Fresh Cold Cream Roses.
Window Glass, Putty, White Lead Oil, Tur-
Rentlne, Brushes, Box COlors ground in oil,
VaInish, Garden and Flower Seeds. etc. etc.
The country trade will find il to their interest
70 cSll and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere - decH 3m
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UNION BANK MOVIES.

ACfOkDAhGk WITH AN-ACr or FHR
Legisiature VI Tennessao. bassei Uoec,oL or
tZth, lst6. entitled set 90 To expedite the dis-
trlbhii0n 81 the Effects 0f Eanks Which have Or
- ~ maze assifDlnents among thsif cr8iitOra"
notice Is hereby EiyeH to the ilaitsra a. g.
81 aE bHToE BAkK OF TESsEssEE 10 lilo tbam
with The HndeFsiEusds at chs lsaak in RashyilIs
sen nov aud the lst day VI January, siKh-
teen handred and siKty-Bine fl3gJ and reTeie
eerhhestes therefor, % they. sih be fsrayes
narfed ron any participation IN The asaets All
ne rant. The eerf heafes vida no received ~
- IA payment foF debit due Tie Rank vrbstL
81 endured befsFs ~ afsF tks - "a Ifsa,,-
az. 49, " -,s.s Jos W. ALl.ER. Trustss.
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,' Are now made by the fz
Excelsior Manufacturing Co.,
81. LOUIS.
Are now made By The

T'HESE WELL KNOWN AND VERY Pop
ular cooking stoves have been before
the public since 1852 Each succeeding year has
added to their popularity, until the name has
become familiar in every hOusehold In the W est
and South. The demand for our
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Nashville and Northwestern
r Al L r o "A d.

40 I.sIEof.i as.H-. #lTlrf a. ilt a.aE .-i.a
tasasaai a.a,Ts-- ID ~ .s .-sf vt $40 b.a
$50 s4 al taIE. -foa T'l sar4HaI .as .tt
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LTD INSURANCE,

CERTIFICATE. No. -.
STATE ~ TENNESSEE C0SPTRaLLgRis DFyfoE
= PA 10Th. ish5- This ceTtihss that T. b. Yarns
worth the Pfesdent % the widow and Orphan
FUND i4iie lnsuranGs Company. has this day, IN
Ompliance with the law, deposited IA THIS Odies
twenty bsusand dollars 81 Tehnesses STATE III
per cent bonds tor the seenrity 81 is Policy
holders. '. Ia W Hack pTfPN
Hth-EH . asI iIla .H"fsr Com bisnleF.
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A CAMPAIGN SONG

4 CONTRAST BETWEEN DEMOCRATIC AND RADICAL
RULE.
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KINGS SALT WORKS.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court of Washington county, Virginia,
pronounced on the 18th day Of April, 1868, in
the case of William Il Heiskell, Admr. of John
p. Mitchell, decd and others. vs.. Alexandes
Mccall and.others.l will, as Commission rsDro@
coed, in accordance with the terms of said de-
cree, ON TbuTsdRY, Ihe 3Oth day Of.
Only, 1853. upon the premises, to lease Id The
highest bidder at public OutcTy
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PUBLIC RENTING
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Nashville y and Decatur
Rail WAY.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ALL RAIL
= route to Huntsville, Memphis, New
Orleans, Mobile, Selma, and aal Inter
mediate POiuts. TWODAILY PASSEN-
GER TRAINS, commencing APRIL 20.
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CED4R WA IL f.,
.Lnsndls@ variety. consisting in part o..
asAss AND IROS BoUND sUCKETs.
b LCHGRNs. latest aylssL W - -
Hemp Tagging.

WeaIe The sole man ufarfIirsrs a 2. WARDS
eeefseo Doe Hemp Bagsng. aB4 are prepared 20
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gteat.
Probate Co1,rt


NOTICE fSHEREBY GIVEN that the follow
~ Ing named Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians have fled In my ONCE, at ST. Clairs-
VILE, Ohio, their occounts and vouchers for set
:. ElIhu Broomhall, Guardian Of Clarence, Paul
u. and Laura u. WSrthington, wards.
yoscph Bailey, Guarding Of deorge W. Mcclure
Thomas a; Thompson, Exr. Of Thomas b.
James q: Lyne and Marion Mason, Exr. Of
, James 7. Lyme, Admr. of Samuel B. Taylor.
~. ". Junicins. Adrnr. Of NJ. l.. Todd, decd.
Philip King, Adinr. Of James Walters decd.
ward. o'
Robert $. Dunn, Guardian Of Samuel T. and
Martha NJ. 0rier, wards.
James A. Rinker, Guardian OF Alphonzo Daily
y, yoyephus ", Lizzie H., Albert. aud William J.
John w.'Cater, Exr. Of John Cater. decd.
Stewart Rowley, one Of the Exits. Of George
RowIey, decd. p
Iandon .Heskett, Exr. Of Timothy Heskett.
decd,
For hearing on the I'd day Of July next.
The hTst six above named viii be for hear
ing and settlement on the 9th and the remain
Ing six on the 10Th day OF June.
June 4, 1858.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
1 Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the
undersigned will offer for sale at Public Auction,
ship, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1858,
between the hours of l0and clock the farm
which was owned by Benjamin Huff, decd,
west quarter of Section one, Township ten,
Range six, excepting out of said quarter about
nine acres along the West side OF the quarter,
now owned by Jonathan Paine.
Appraised at s.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-third cash, the remain
der in two equal annual payments with interest.
SWAN C., VANCE,
AMOS HUFF,
Executors OF Benz. HUFF.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty.
Nav lI-Gy
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WHITTIER TO CoLFAx.
Obituary.
. DENNIS L. KEMP,

DENNIS l.. KEMP,
Died. on the 2Sth of May 1855 at tn @ residence q
his father, In Washington Township Of Phth
t Isis puImSnalis' dsa a1ter pro.racted illness,
one of the Board Of County Commissioners OF
Belmont County, and was formerly soldier in
August, ls62,}under Capt. Cordnsr, and although
laboring under an hereditary faint of disease OF
almost reduced him to the point Of DEATH h.ef yet
lie refused even to make an application at the
request1of comrades ia arms, for a discharge
from the service, preferring to remain in the
defence OF his country's flag, until the suprem-
acy of the laws was established all over our
cipal battles in which HIS company was engag-
ed, beginning with the hotly contested engage
%h hs hs poody Eeds adS1
Atlanta ana thence with Sherman in his famous
and North Carolina and Virginia TO Washing
ton City, where after Lees surrender he was
home, in a broken down, footsore, weary, de-
bilitated condition.
Of lie age s
thus engaged was suddenly attacked with co n
gestlon Of the Lungs. which speedily developed
ca and tooR oaa him q aas Of 81 SPIRITS
was destined 10 that "bonrne from whence no
traveller retnfns,o 7 calmly awaited the fatal re.
and IN sns " victim of
.The spell Of death is on mel ] have heard
In dreams the rustEing OF his shadewy wing
Above me like prophecy! The bird lI
That wakes his coral IN the breath of spring
Knows not more surely that his joy Il nigh
Than my sick spirit shat i soon must die"
The funeral services were conducted by Rev.
E. lMyers--a mintsEer OF the Christian De-
an able and instructive manner,
The deceased by his hrisliap character, moral
worth, and gentlemanIy department. had won
arge circle OF friends and acquaintahces, who
.ttested their respect and regard for him, by
'ollowing his remains TO the grave, from whence
Tbere Yinspired In realms Aof liaht," and "em,
,aiaced in mansions Of heavenly bliss" he will |
live and burn immortal and undimmsd5 |
lround the radiant throne Of God forever.
.llal ..Ll-- slll-l ~. ll..l..a :
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UsEFUL.-we received from Parker Heaton,
an enterprising lad OF IL years OF age. patent
Iron Holder, composed OF holder and shield to
protect the hand, so arranged as to form COM
pfete protection, both from the handle OF the
iron and the heat arising from the iron ITSELF
The ladies on examination, will at once see the
advantages and convenience of this useful In
vention, and we need only say to them that
when the agent for the county. the aforesaid lit
tie man, calls on them they ought to buy one,
first, because they are convenient and useful,
second, because they oughtto encourage the en-
terprise that, at twelve years Of age, is ready
and willing to engagein in aprofitable and honest
btIsiness. 81 - &G hNl
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NEWS AND PERSONAL ITEMS.


Thurlow Weed is dangerously sick at Saratoga
The crop aecopnts from all sections OF Gsorgis
are favorable.
The balance in the Ohio state Treasury, June
lst, was SS5S,ll0. r ~
Receipts of Customs for the week ending May
soth, were sa9A .76z. Nv J AltE q tutl III
The wife OF Cow oelesIby, OF Illinois, died, on
the 4th inst, OF consumption.
The Adjutant General of Ohio collected sol
diers' ciaIms tothe amount OF sS6,Si9
Over 200 vessels have been sold by Secretary
Wells since the close or the rebellion. 'fYFr, n
The Richmond WING heads the killing OF q
negro In Yorktown, "one Vote Less" d ~
Three thousand six hundred and thirty immi-
grants arrived at New York Saturday q y,
General Meade is annoinced by an Atlanta
paper TO have come out for Grant and Coliax.
Ths Louisiana sugar crop last year amounted
ID thirty seven thousand six hundred and forty
hogsheads. hh t.iN ss ~ 49, 4tif
A siosraphicai memoir Of schuyler Colfax ia
being Wrltien by the bev. @. Y. Moore, now Of
DmSsr. Colorado fss.g' 80 u jaaW sial3.ps d j
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