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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-02

From the Missouri Republican, Sept. s.]
 PAPER.--The sheet upon which this paper is printed is, we are not little proud to say, of Missouri manufacture. ltis from the mills of Messrs. LAMMA, KEIsER & Co.,, Boone county. This paper will com pare advantageously with, if indeed it be not superior 10, any manufactured west of the Mountains. These enterprising men deserve, as they will no doubt receive. the encouragement of the friends of home man. ufactures throughout the state.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-02

Cincinnati, 0. Sept. 14.-War--7o 7ole- do besseged.-By the Cleveland Whig of the 8th inst. we are put in possession of the subjoined exciting and important particu- lars relative 10 our border difficulties. Gov. Mason, it will be seen, is carrying a high hand, notwithstanding the order for his re- moval, which it appears had not etreached him. Whig.
 From the seat of War!-We understand through Capt. Pratt, the steamboat Oliver Newberry, arrived to day, that at the time he left Toledo yesterday Gov. Mason and Mir. Wing were in possession of that place, at the head of about 1900 armed men, par ading he streets, and threatening to burn the town. They had then destroyed the corn in field belonging 10 the obnoxious Mfr. SticlsneyI The Court of Common Pleas for Lucas county, held its session at Toledo on Monday, as is stated, before daylight.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-02

We hear from Fort Des Moiaes that the detachment of Dragons under the com mand of It. Col. Kearny, have returned to that post. .Hissou,-i Republiean.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-02
FALL & WENTER GOODS.

October Ist, Is35.-28-tf.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY,
Eor Gale nj Auction,

n am untbl" !" d"vo'" my attention g"
SsA ci.n,Iy IN the hp.inrs, Of Wiling, WI sell.
u, pnblie auction NJ Bedford Mach court, hehr"
til, Court house door. my hall Of the " JOffA
MILLS" on t;oosr Creek. win one hall OF Hh""f
one hundred aud fly aces of land, a'fHohc'
The Mills run thve, pair Of .tonrs. AMI the nmo"n'
Of gr,od,ng danr is not surpassed. II spnsilei ~
any Mil in tn. county. Tbs machinery Tor man
rfac,u tng is oampiete. The honto is nrgo, and
has four di,iine, and separate q ore. Attached
20 the Mill, th-re Is slso Saw ND Cnfdinc
Machine, and n Conon. picker. In" snbserihrr
Lonhdrntiy bellevrs there Is no sNabI'shmrn' OF
the kind in this sect m OF tbs S'ais pos stne
greater sdvan'ages-and h. would have been
willing. A. private SALE To have taken The incom"
Of the Mills anil VI chnery for Two years for hi,
half Off. Mrs. Mrv G,gsia own. one 'h'rd
(du~sr.) and John D. L. Goggin one SIKH. king
me other hall. winch can tie rented OF nccommo
dating t-rms-sn ina, the purchaser can have the
entire control of the whole. he terms OF pA,msn'
~ili he one two and thrss years from ,hs h's' at
January iAs', the purchaser giving bonds VII"
yroved security. er other ss,n,.ncss ,qniv"Iso
Wn L. GoGGIN.
March o mo-
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$37 ~
900 90
S231 a"
Making.

n it be true that men sp, 10 hate whom they
bnvc injured, and we have seen too many evi-
denccs If he fact permit US 10 doubt II then the
motives OF Mr.. Biirs cmbIttered enmIty TO the
3 nix are satisfactorily explained But We hope
not TO be misunderstood in this allusIon-We do
no intend be understood as saying, 'ha. II IS DIS
honorable in a bankrupt TO compromise with his
crrdl ors when he Is lstorns under a load OF debt
4hlch, without such compromise, would forever
n,ralyzs his encfgies and render his efots 10 ex'f
cate himself uucly hopele>s-hu, We do think,
hat, when q is released from his just liabilities,
by the paym,nt of one CEN in the dollar. it IS not
very hon rable Afterwards to denounce his gener
Gus creditor, whilst he is appropraths cons sn''y
all the avas OF his enterprise and labor, Pafii
cularIy if fortune smile upon him, and he become
the daily recipient OF Immense sums, ,hher from
oovcramen, patronage or otherwise, 10 his indivi-
dual use whether in pronisatc living, or In heard
ing i, up for tho benefit Of his heirs
This .nu,e Fssncs 3l,ir, DO rsna."o-fed.
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FRENCH AFFAIRS.

o'hsnan''s Paris Messenger receive" by the
h'exander Barclay, arrived a. Philadelphia, rom
H"e'lool, has this Statement:
- MI. Llvngs on wroea letter to Admiral oe
"shy In answer TO that whch Informed HIM ;ha'
' ~. passports would he delivered TO HIM, IN when
,' livingston stated that his instructions d'd moi
."'ca'e the steps he was TO take IN such case, as
"ai mot been foreseen and therefore requested
wv MUNSTER TO m Ike him acquainted with the m
's'''ohs OF the French Government, and state ne
- twas wished that he should Immediately 4'h'
''"ee, or whether he nigh, wait for Instructions
" y. MS own Government, We nre not acq 'a'n'-
" = WIN the reply of Admiral de Ris"y bot OF course
IVA, "a' not Of nature to add 10 the embarrassment
s, "e' already exists by enforcing tho Ministers
os" ''are' Tho accounts Of the pacihc dispositions
-, ", congress, received yesterday, are Kew Sc
wn,a a'eo 10 calm any ap,rchensions that the AFFAIR
oe carried to exnemiies
I'd WIZ he seen tina, il the country should be say
s,n n0m war, !, will he the .ffse, Of tho pac'hc
" I. Of Congress, in opposition TO the
'''os nopncins lone" Of the Psesidcnrs Message
view IS Fnf!he' ,u,.ai, we'd ey the following
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Mississippi Hands for sale
r., o.

p AN authorised 10 sell between seven and
u eight Thousand acre. NJ land IN ~ inds county,
state shove lying pr,otipslly on the waters Of
you Pierre aud Big biack-~iihin twelve mile,
II steam boat navigation on the latter, and be.
be,~e n 30 aud 10 ,n,lr. from either Vicksburs ~
Grand C"fon the Mississippi river.
The above quantity oi land 10 contained IN sraeis
Of different si'ss, varying from 200 10 200 sores.
Three racis a'e in n stale Of nsiurc the othsrs
hive cabin. s"d c,sSings, the latter varying from
81 To 2O acres. u 10 IN Tire cenrc NJ thu cot Ion
region lies we'll Is well wsiefed, hrRlihy conye-
"e"' 10 ms'he'. sssiIv brought toto cultivation.
and the title 10 ciesr AMI undoubicd. B-,idss that
u within lew miles II the route OF the railroad
" I'm eksbu'g To Jsrkson- ITO stock Tor which
| nas b'sn subscribed. nod pn,hy paid in.
In. price ranges from fiv. 10 fifteen dollsrs per
ar'e (sccor'i"x TO q".ln, and improvements, } In
three equal soousi s,slmen's. Aud further
particulars made tns~o on application TO ma by
le,ss, poa paid. ~ kny mond. tiods county, Mis-
sissippi. WA. VI RIvEs.
The sdi'ors ~ the Rich nond Wing and Enq.l-
'er, vii please inert In. above, tour weeks and
forward 'he'T account. 10 The vmgin'an ON ..
W. NJ n.
March 8 4w
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OBITU AK V.

DIED. in the county Of Floyd, IN the l3lh inst.
Mrs MARY HOWARD conson OF Col. Joseph
Howard aged % years. Her disease WIS that OF
scale, fever Of the most malignont character which
was Of short duration. Thus hath the ruthless
hand Of death her from nll earthly cnJoymcns,
amongst which Wa, fond husband, n tenjcr IN
fnnt, on which she dpated, and numerous other
friends and relatives TO shed the brny tear OF scr
row her un,lmeIy grave. Blu, lie, lhen not sor'
row rs those without hope. She possessed all the
virtues which should adorn the human character,
and died with heavenly smile on her coun'ennnce,
which told to all around that she had her lamp
trimmed md burning, and that ere long, she would
dwell with hor Heavenly Father,
" In TIM, house no, made with hands,
Eternal IN tho Heavens
~ 81. Augustine, on tho Oh ul'. hcv' -
PIX ", Pastor Of tho Fasi Iodepende nj Chfh
t,.n Tn in Richmond.
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5000 u he sasisn, 80 - pioAes - tsaa,snx
war With or ancient ely am fsies6, q sAs very
nousoi, Tor, when every INDIGESTION presented u o
a'fes' pso.pec, Of happy and satisfactory adjus'.
'neni n the question st ismc--ihess topics, snd
many others, conoce'ed With the vital in,ese 10 and
pfospc,,'y Of tho American pcopis, fsraish eopi.
Gus 4. ID Of sni1,al,' fsion bu f,r'eor 10 enter
u. Rather id me iasoks your ,'r ofounjest ssen-
tcn tn these svhjscss II gu attention, fn,psnisa
" bsso VEIL doris not result In the W, iciion frat
tn. rublic god 10 tho LAST u Ing h,, 10 ,tovehs u
10 the psessn administration Of the Government,
you and cons to very difaent e,ns,asions from
the ssms facts.
-pearies asSl1 ny assurances Of the sensi.
mems Of ersi,ods feel, and shsIi ever fell, To-
wards you. Tor ths manoss In which you have here
sofofe s,ood by me. beg leave 10 tsnSes you my
anxious wishes for the happiness and prosperity Of
You all.
Your friend and odedico, servant,
JAMES SAUNDERS.
Richmond, Feb. os,k, 1895
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED. Oh Wed"r.dtv l,s'. hy IA" Rev
I~hn E.rl,. NJ. ADD ON FORD Bh k":-
ann. Ia Mss ELiZ BItAN5FOHD o. ihis psc".
on tn. d. nlt IN the ta.n of II ut.
f,,d n. C.. =, III. re.dencc of M Wn NJ CIV
nv H..,v W. B,rhonr E.o Mr. JAMES MCCOY
Ia Miss MANILA THOMAS. Ths h,,dr.msid
was Lydia NrCoy, torurr ~uc ii 'hr AFORESAID
I.m., Mccoy, tom whom he WAS divorce some
Two Or Tire. y.srs sgo.
- ORR ngnin. IN Wsdiogion, n. e, IN
the I'm ali. nv John r.. D'v,s f. Il Mr. ALLEN
DAVISm NJ. hlLLY DAVIS. Some Jca'-
since this coui le wrre united III ".dlnck, b", c'r-
ispsss If III. trail IN had led Ia divorce
Thev resolved, hos-vrr. 10 Try u over ska'", h"d
20, the 5on,te 10 ,ake another hitch upon th"m for
better Tor wors".
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Il is no. often TINT mr., ~ the European,
part,c arly 10 the Eagilsh periodicals., Wi h M ar
tlct OF n complimentary character, ~nc the theme
OF discussion IS n The .test m inner conn cted
with the United Staes aud III rcfrr, whenever
VIC zoe any thing of he k'nl We rn'd II with "
relish sorewna, heg tened by us I'm xpcciedness.
English " tiers are much 2lv,n To 'cprecialins
every hing ofan Anerean otlSm- "hc'ntt " u
or public mce, our lnsi'iutions OF S'Ver""e'' "''
liter ,urc or marital rfoWess, Or our social man
ucrs and customs, thet DIV a'Ion hom THIS uh'iof-
rn,,v Of ceusurr Ike phenomenon in the wo II OF
nnl, p is entitled to .nccl, notice and comnenca-
non an We therefore lny public attention 10 me
folio Ning paragraph tom the Liverpool Jonfn"'
winch ~ our estir i3on soes rs far ~ me way OF
snlosy rs he most slnsIehear'ed American could
desire.
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China Glass and Earthen Ware.

China Glass and Earthen Ware.
1nHE sh,p Hmk.Awsy In, arrives, from
u Liverpool. bringing In my SPRING SUPPLY
III CHINA < Ear'beo Ware. TIL. goods ere .ow
lsadios in Rishmpod, aud mav be espce,sd up In
shosi ,irus. THE assortment 10 general one and
Of the latest patsr0s.
COUNTY, MERCHANTS particular, Ar.
invited 10 cal, and Jasmine the s,o aud Orjce. N
will certainly make II 10 their irfereH 10 pusebass
'he, Chiso. Clan asd Ea,fhss Ware In LYNCH.
BURG. JOSEPH n. EVANS.
VI The Dsn,iils Reporter and Wythe Arens
viii i"'efi the sbovs = Tine aud forward their
accounts.
Msseh6 n
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Yr We learn from he chmend Wing that
JESSE BUR OK, Z q candidate 10 represent
lke renple Of CamrbeL III the neAl L.glslalnrc.
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NOTICE.

uNHE hfm OF NoaIn Hunt. 4 Co. IL this day
L. dis.oved ny .Wunsl consss, Of Iss,ies.
Samuel N,wla and Dtsid Hrrndon are sisns
authorized 10 collect debts and .-ti- the ,sspsse.
tiens 81 the concern. SAMUEL NOWLiN,
DAVID HERNDON,
BENJAMIN HUNT
tsb. ~ Qiif
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Ptoccedisrsr The Hus' II Heprescntntires on the
Ia, |o,,f,D,ndrnr.

fO,cSotHS C0'TcSp"n0e1c'.
Ga ,h- 81 II ali. NJ. Cam rrIsne. from the rom
mi,,er on EmriRn K,hii NJ, made n Report
uhict, h,l. il drl that 81, il deemed lprdI-
- dr>i ems. wtr further dsfns.t"n on III. SUBJ
'ri u nan.,nt .r,"urs. with. aud rrrris l. H..
conm.,c. ii France. advise. that, FIJI cV"n.
uun OF h. n ~. 81 1881 hr '"s' III ",."n aud r..
con,mrnd, contingent pre- para'inn :, met such
entrernty as mn, rur. For tins pnrpo", ii, as
Ih,y ,aY 10 MO Il tecons. Ian. t'Nr>;th.,
tecnnnrud the ras.rg- o. n ni l., s"'i the .iu,k
h,l h, Un,ird Stale IN i've National Bank, 18th"
whole or pari Of tn he appropriated tor ''"
p'rpo.. Il srmirg our tn't hra ion, 'nh t' ma
hing oh m'l,,ar, aud naval rtr.H'at,,n' I III"
teirncr OF ,er count ~. ~ c 81 such "1p"nbi""'
should b-r ONE ce>.arv l. TOR. tn n 4 ~" tug
ot Congress-. They also declare ihh q" 4 would
tie Incompatible with the right. mud E"nor OF 'hr
United States father 10 negotiate IN relation to the
mAt,," 81.
The minority OF the same committee, con.i.ing
Of Messr.. Everett, fletcher aud C"nlte', also slih-
raj ted a log port, which, siler premI,ing thAt
the cdents "ctrd wi the int-rrupinn al
the usual diplomaiiG Intercourse between the two
countries do not seem require hr legislat'v' ac-
ton oil Congress. especially n. the Executive has
taken The steps whIch were d.emed proper on the
occason," recommend that the Wh"le SUBJECT II"
left 10 the con-iderarinn Of The p.op" at large 10
the Wisdom Of The mex, Congress. aud to the DIS
posal oil an over.rung Providrnce'' Thy con-
Gu" however, IN the upni ~ of the maJ"''y that
Ihr treaty should he mHntan-d d. and ITS Execution
'Gsisted On, at all haZsTds."
Mr. Adams also pr posed resolutions, declaring.
IN substance, that the IL hlmen al the treaty should
be insisted on /; but that no legislative measure Of
hostile charac;-r or tendency is now necessary or
Ipei eni and that, II. in The opinion OFT Prcsl
deh', it he eompa,Ib with the honor aud Interest
Of IN. U. SAFE. during the interval until the n-I,
stssloa of Cn"geSs 10 resume the neg cation with
France, that he be requested TO do so'
The whole matter Was, aitr' warm deb hr, ~
which mauy m.mhe,s 10 pArtr si"rtri 10 a com
m'ree oi the whole, by n volt OF ! 10 TO luI.
II thr prol o ,tiion to sii the U. =. ID Ak st 'cs
M c.pd, II wa, well rrmai KID by NJ i.ms. a.
All two would b- "nied-lhat sXtn France
With ,ha, against he Bank-each supporting ,he
9th
Farther particulars in our nc1t
II The Mai nal Inlelllgenecr Of the ISL al.
nounces thai NJ. SerrIrler, the late French Mn
ser, left Washing on on the Both, 10 embark for
France NJ. Pageot remains as Charge dcs Al
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" The Cossr..i," Temperance Society
hr lie annual mret,ng ~ the u I'll oi the House OF
R-prr~nta,iy.s the 90 uli. The char ~.
t,k-n nv the Pre,d"n, Of thu 5nciety, the Hon.
Lewis Gas Secretary 81 ar, and, Mt r Nh ny.
pr"priate rr YER by the nv Il. q "ie,, the
Pre.'d"" Icy. ,h- National t lis eneer "'d"
m">t appropriate, Interesting and rloq cent
Aldres, upon The obi cts. ,npr a"c" anl progress
II the Temperance" caN-.-l LIE RIP OF III.
Executive Co,nn,,t-e Was tl"n real hy walter
Lowri- r. q. tn- Secretary lbs mo-, prom orni
MATER MI oine,d INTO The KepWu WA III" ,np"r
t.ncr.of legislative reference IN Withdraw tie
l-s"l facl, irs nov nf'rirh tor the NJ" aud MANN
Gc,ure 81 srirnt sp"it. nnt III. ,oeon.,st-""y
with the pr-a-m sht thai has bern sh.d UPON the
.uhjrct, OF s.l,xng eUnth N n,d"n, sp'rn.
~ granting l,r~n.e Tor that purpose. Nesoiu ibn'
were then OF rcd by .a',"ns gaaiemrp. mud
pee, hes ~ adr IN support Of them w Mr.. BTgg "f
Nnssaci,ns-l,s Mr. Wng II Michigan, Nj. Ward
vel, 4 ~. Y Mr.. Lay OF \. Y. aud M'. 5on'nS'd
II N. J ney.
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From t8e LiucrpJoL Jou,nal.

We have hal our Fox, Sh"ri ian, tIt, Cnffan'
Canning-bu America has oraos who ca" com
pete with .rc proniesi rrodacno's OF these sre"t
men.- There is We ster, with an overwhelming
strength OF argument which, while It req hfc' no
the and of beauuful language, does not d'-da'n %
use it-ther, is Clay, whose ~lt send forth many
shat, AMI whose eIaqoence takes many !" 'oly
0tyht-herc is Calhoun, wh' cpnicnses ms
thon,hts INTO tho most 6rrlhle and lucid form o.
express on there is Poi9drxler' VINO "''e's >''.
casm the most whitening and bitter 10 mat q ''e'
,, yb;ch ,ei further rrritatcs the vic in WRITING
under the irn,cron-thrre IS Prrson who CRU Or.
aor that he rs) most eloquent on the 81 'den ene'
o.ncy. AZ unl,cs ees nee of Iansu sc wth ''rtr
Of rensoniny-here are SPragur, Porter Le's"
Clayton, Fretnghuysen all OF 'ncsH arc ~" ~
,vs ve,,u,c tn asser, that the best speaker 10 the
Eosllsh Commons is not equal to any OF mem.
Nav, wete these away, VIC would venture 10 oaes
EJvaga Eysfe,! osains,,he hel7'
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U s. BANK, rs. f. p. BLAIR.

The United Sta,es Bank, though it has many
ob,rr assaIlan's has met ,th few more ncr,moniou
mi bitter revilcrs than Francis Il. Blair tho E Ito,
OF the w shlngton Globe. NN ,'t,sh'd W III
empung to Destroy II by arpunen's dawn from It's
Questioned constitution ,uy, and its assumed in
| compatibility with the SIMPLE, Of our pnbltca"
nstltuions he has filed the columns OF his ,urnnl
with he most deian rory aud sour ilons Attacks
up the purity and integrity Of 10 aJminlsraton
alleging against it malpractice, and msdemeanor $.
of which, it W., re ind ed guilty, Directors would
Deserve to be immured 1nhin the walls of a pom
tentinry, ins,ca of being permitted Ia walk miro I'd
m sucIcty, recognized u, friends and associates
he most gifted an! honora bic Of the community ~
winch they reside. II this MIR. 3 at, needy pol,
,rc.d aivcn,urrr he 10, specnla ing upon the v,
cssitides OF p,rty struggles. an dependent ( h'
iIly bread upon he triumph Of dat to ~h,ch h
has. is much by accident n. from choice, attached
himself, were seriously 'csuoned, no would no
because h. cnld Mt, ny that the Directors Of ia
y Il INK, one and all, arc men OF deoersedly Tia
dfst stan ting IN Pmla1cl ph'", uniing un.potro
integrity Of oh trarter with tn highest ofher o
na,lvn intellect improved by study. r6 ctlnn an"
expc.ie,c &C. And vt. II il to such men as the,
HI hs - IN the d uly habit " ,mpuuny the cam
mission Of acts Of which. II they were gull y, they
shaul1 only DC cxpe. led from the a-so lallon
honorable men, but consigned To the brotherhood o
thieves and sw,ndcrs, Prob 'hly, IN the foregoing
brlef sketch Of BLAIR. we have sad enough 10 deve-
lopc al least ono of his ruling mo ives Of action
But there is yet another motive, possibly moro 20
tent s re.rrlbe 10 degrn ing tran Of oh rae e.
~ often observed in the human spcc,es-io WI,
the settled hostility, aim st always manifested, by
men towards per sons whom they may have injured
Tho depth of the hatred h"iny gennr"lly messur
II nv the rSteni Of the wrong. q ,r once
deeply InIehted 10 the United S ates Bank, which
,eht he ,ponsed in manner not very er'dnablc to
htnsrlf, rs the following statement will show:
son tho pay lis, OF the Branch at L"xns on,
Francis u, Blur appears as payer $1,000 IL
s. no we've. no logger liable for this sum, having
nade an arrangement, with Ias Agent for desperate
dents, a, that place, including tina. debt. HIS abi-
h,Ies were rs fellows:
Aug. l6, 1922, Franeis p. Blair and
oh'rs SiSu
In,eres, to Nov 30, 1890. 1920
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x2U III 81
On the hrs. Of III. debts above meniioned, some
p,ymenrs had been made, bu, in Nov. 1890 f. =.
Blair was released from all his liabilities, on the
following terms:
2s HIS fec hill, as Clerk $37 IL
81. B. Grnzs no,r, due LIST May,
1881, aud hen paid for zoo oo
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u wri er the l's E"q,ir"r. siened" On"
~ the People, who, ,ro ~ mi ,ibbta natks, ""
t'ro"ounrr To he M o'.T han u R,leh," h,nseif
senfhes he lat. speech = Mr.. Brown n Pe,rr ~
with appear o(i lead. u VI. i,.em l,'"'s. oi 'hr
Petersburg G ms = stun. vii ~" ,hra" over II u
few OF h. portugal ,p'neLs, the o.e'lhto" o
Mr. Brown " III lie complete.
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DRY. GOODS
And [ Omml ,SiOn Busincsa.

andes tho style and Arm of tow,in a IHsvmds~ -
feeling grateful for tho patronage heretofore az
tended TO them. they solicit . continuation Of the
same. promising sfie, attention to the interest Of
all WIN may favor th'm with their custom.
SAMUEL NOWLtN,
DAVID IlERNDON.
Fab o. u
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NJ IL will h- son. by the Legislative proccr
dnss thai both iiou'rs hsvc 'rcn I'D tn resolution
10 "djonr" sine d,so" the 2Sth ol,. Nsn 9ato,drN.
letter ir,n onr If the u-uh"rs informs IA III D.,
'hr Legislature will probably adjourn on tuesday
next.
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ME SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the
II stock Of Goods on hand. Of tho late Arm II
NeelsN, HAnt, d Co. will conllnueA
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IL We publish. on,he Gcs' pnf.. two Interesting
articles touching the mental condition Of K,chard
Lawrence, who recently attempted The assassina.
10" OF the Prrs,ient They wonld b. intr,enine
Essays even Apart from the eIteum.tsnccs which
rave elected them.
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Far'h, particulars in our mkt.

II The Mai nal In.elngenccr Of the ISL, Il !,
nounces tina, NJ. SerrLrler, the late French MIN
s'er, left Washing on on the Both, 10 embark tor
France. NJ. Paseot remains as Charge dcs AT
ares.
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~ The bill regulating the public dero''es In
the local Banks, which lately passed the House Of
X 'pfes-n,Hfives, has been ordered To he engroVHd
for n third reading la the 3snae-Yem 20,
Naysli.
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~hs paid his Bank deb, Of 90. 100 with ira pit
tapoc Of N087 enun,era,es arnong the crimes OF

II
the Bank. iht II has secured deb, dur II from
oics 4 8 Atom by taking a mortgage on the office
Of the Ma ionai Intell,. etcer-a ni he not unttc
lienily t~ns aud ridicues q. a y. because o.
their aleg d dependence o. the Bauk which he
!, plea'ei oarxie from lhs cxstence of hs mort
x,ss Dur VIII, would not prefer Gslrs a Se,tpn.
dcpsnd nee. such as II is, F. p Bls,ss iatcpcr.
dsScs, with he eircams snces co NC ed therowrhl
osies 4 Seaton have siven trust Iced upon their
properly in order ~ socIro their erediior-F 4
Blsir's properly 10 free fro mortgage why he
cause he wss never IN debt No: simply because
he COMPROMISED with that same creditor. 10y pny ny
hin, less than q cent IN tho dollsri-No wonder,
,ecn. that Afterwards vesIing fund, IN a like KIND
Of iropeuy, he raises up his eyes hike the phsr,cc
OF old, and thanks Heaven that he is not other
men! W. opine. that il he were 10 settle up old
scores Tho 0lo,e Office would be in n much mDrr |
Pfecarious cotdn,nn than that OF the inelligcnccr
hsd not Mr.. Bl, graduated Ia tha school OF Amo, |
hendeli, we would whi,per in his err, that g'oh-
fHds a. we'll a. prudence seoulI teach him at least |
a cautious reserve In the discussion Of questions
which he can never advert TO without exciting re.
d ct'o"s by no means very Aau.ring 10 his own
character
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More Bdnt,-Thc Legislature Of flinoi, has
chart red q State Bank, aud extended Tor twenty
Yeas the charter of tho BANK Of Shaw nectown.
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u BY an act Of the Legislature OF Missouri,
members of Cougreo from that State ere to he e.
Iectcj Ivy general ticket, "a mod which now pre-
walls in 0cors,a. New jersey and Connecticut.
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FP 8 air md others $500
Ia, to Nov. 80. 1890, 23i5 &c GAG &c
Feb %, F. p BLAIR and ohcrs ! 500
d" Int. to Nov sc, 1890, 965 50-2,469 SO