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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

The fllOwing extracts from private letters take
intended them for publication but assailed
have been. even by friends not fully of our
true position, it seems to us necessary to avail
selves Of every legitimate mCdc of defence far
the latter are concerned merely stating that the per-
who have favored with their encouraging
wishes rank high in the Democratic party. So far as
our political opponents arc concerned have only to
say that THEY will always find us with Grnior oil.
False and hypocritical rascals will find that have
''side lick or SO to spare.
TERRE HAUrE, Sept. Is, 1s45.
FRIENDS CHAPMANs IL send you enclosed So to
pay my subscription to the Sentinel for the current
volume.
have shown Morrson's prospectus to some of our
strongest Cass men, but they say the democrat
would only do harm, and that if Gen. Cass Is nom-
mated they know you will support him as warmly as
any one.
have not heard express himself in favor of
the project of democratic paper at your place.
not owing to any i'll feeling towards Mr.. Morrison,
but only to the universal belief that paper, I'M
der the present circumstances, can only do harm.
Friend S. is getting up club of fifty subscribers
for the Sentinel You may expect to hear from him
soon.
Be sure that the well tried democracy of Vigo will
never desert our faithful chanticleer.
Truly your friend, G.
P. S. Our good friend VIM. Wines died last night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

That make so much sensation were obtained at Knc
dies. See his advertisement.
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WASHINGTON CRY, Sept. Is, 1915.

DEAR CHAPMANs - Allow me to
you, my dear sirs that every thing which my
feeble influence do to assist your valuable paper
will be done. Your course meets with
the appreciation of the entire party here, and there is
but feeling in regard 10 the effort TO divide us
made by certain selfish milk and cider democrats in
Indiana. and that feeling is of unqualified con-
tempt. You have doubt ere this, read the remarks
Of the ''Union" upon the subject Let your guiding
star be Principle, your actions bold and fearless and
the true democracy will never falter in your support.
Please accept my best wishes.
The latest here is that the Mexcans on the
verge of internal war and that there is no pros
pect of an attack upon Texas or the U. S. E. C
DoRAN of Knox county, Ind is appointed Purser in
the Navy. Your friend, E.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25
Sentiments OF ,be Demoarn,ic Press.

We submit the following without comment, be-
cause our tables and galleys are already crowded.
They speak for themselves To say that we feel graf
flied that endearors to do right appreciated by
such high Sources would be but fceby to express
Sentiments.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-25

THE SUccEssIoN.-We have noticed considerable
hustle, of late, among political friends, relative
to the succession of Mr.. Polk. The name of Gen.
Cass has been placed at the head of paper at Law
renceburgh, yceped % Political Beacon and stands
forth the conditional watchword Of the Democracy
around which to rally in the struggles of '4S Should
Cass be the choice of the majority of political
friends, shall be much gratlfed-prior to the con-
verition Of Al we were anxious that might have
western candidates. and were equally solicitous that
the lot might fall on Gen CasS. But we are by no
SELFISH and fearful of being late in hosting
our colors, as to commence TO prate about the quai
cations, popularity and claims of avorite for Office
years before there is vacancy in the station which
we propose to elevate him.
Were we efidowed with the intrepidty Of a Major
the brilliant acumen of Lawyer, sagacious tact
of an experienced political jugger, we might think
otherwise. As far as the claims of Gen Cass bear
upon the coming for the Presidency, we look
upon these early demonstrations in placing his MAMIE
forward for that office, i'll culated promote his
claims. To be honest about the matter the cock that
crows for him, now, is not chanticleer in whom we
have overly great degree Of confidence if bis mas
tiers certain of sharing the spos he would be very
savage-lf not, he would be quite tame.-BrOokrilie
Democrat
We expect to have some of these men asserting
one of these days. that the Democratic party has left
them, and they remain unchanged 1t has been done
before now aud then you find them acting with the
federal wings thus showing to their brilliant
imaginationS how smart they are, in forcing two
great political parties to change for their accommoda
tion The remarks of the democrat are in good TASTE
and just to the distinguished statesman, Gen. CAss
Well ought he to exclaim, "saye me from SUCH
friends" as the Beacon Junto
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05-The exports of specie from New York during
the month of August were $436, $50.
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Total,

WHEAT-This article is on the RISE tie merchants
in this place. who purchase, paying from 50 to So
cents per bushel ana others contemplate purchasing
for the city market, which will create competition
and necessarily tend to advance the price. We un-
derstand that the Cincinnati merchants are giving
from 90 to 60 cents for good wheat and that the mar
ket is poorly pplied.-Brookrile Dem.
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Amount of tolls received at the several Collectors
Offices on the w. g. E. Canal in Indiana, from the
opening of navigation last spring. up to the first in
cfa
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05-So far as we can learn, the proposal of Mr..
Morrison to issue paper at Indianapolis, pro-
Tossing to be democratic, meets favor with the de-
mocratic press His honesty is doubted by those who
know him. and those who do not have been sufficient
ly enlg hteed by the State Sentnes exposure of his
maneuvres, to distrust his motives. The mere fact
of his commencing paper, and calling it democrat
ic, care but little about5 but friends of Gen.
Cass, we must protest against havng him sacrificed
by having his name paraded at the mast head Of so
suspicious craft the proposed paper The
Generals friends ought, if possible to prevent this
If they do not his prospects forever bghted in
Indiana.-Ff. Wayne Sentinel.
We have abundant testimony on hand similar to
the above. The "new paper also meets with as lit
tie favor from prominent democratic politicians all
over the State who are not under the control of or
connected with the Junto And we have yet to learn
of but two papers which profess friendship for Gen.
Cass, that do not agree precisely with the Sentinel.
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INVESTMENTS.
MOBILE THEATRE. Managers ..EUDLOW IN sassTH.

ltJ-Thrd night of MISS CLARA ELLIS. Oo- Fourth night of Nj lt. E. s. CONNER. The Management have made an arrangement for three nights with inc celebrated and highly popular SABLE HARMONISTS under the direction Of MR. ARCHER, formerly of Seguin's Opera Troupe They will make theIr first appearance this evening SATURDAY, Dec 27lh, Shakspeare's play of the
 MERCHANT OF VENICE Shylock ck.................. Mir [ < Conner PortIa. hlss Ciard F.HS Alter which the SABLE HARMoSisTs wIll give Il CoscERT, consisting of several Duets, Gees, Refrains, Stc. For particulars small bil The whole to conclude with the highly succestfu
 Eastern speciacie called
 THALABA, OR THE DESTROYER. Produced with new and splendid scenery and decorations. Scenery by Mir. Stockwell
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ceiying by all arrivals rom rhiitdeuhia, Hesh sup nIies, thereby keeping throughout the fresh and well assorted stock of Saddles, Brides, Martin gales. Killings, Sadilebags and Wallets. Leather of every kind used b, SaddIe1s-Gm Bands, Curb and snaiile Bnts, Spurs, etc eic.
 Saddlers and Carnage Trimmers will always And as above, well assorted stock of materials and tools. .
 l Aae6cto4 S. BtJUILEMEI, Dauptltn-yt
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PHlLADEi PliIA SADDLE
 KY WAREHOUSE-No. 2 Daaphin street, nert door abops Commerce strsef The undersign- ed has received by late arrivals from Philadelphia a large addi- 'Iional supply of Saddlery and SaddleIy-liarncss, which he will dispose of al low prices, whole- sale and retail. He will he re.
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MES. GEORGE,n

BOARDING AND DAY soHooL Youso LADIES,
 No. St G0pernment-siTeef. FVNHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the Il liberal patronage she has been favored with takes pleasure in announcing ts the public the pres- ent advantages which this Institution holds out to those who wish to pursue a thorough course "i in- struciion. MR. NosmAs PISsEY, who has long been engaged in te ching in this city. and from hls success has increased confidence in his method of mparting knowledge, wiiIgve instructions in the En- glisl language German and Smnish will he taught bv able professors. under the direction of Mr. P. Madam kOyALEsKI, recently from Europe, h- dy nf distinguished ability, has been engaged to teach Vocal and Instrumental Music.
 French is ihe language of Mrs. G's family, and is pracliced during meal hours, hours of tuition, and of school, puch as circumstances permit. The discipline of the school is mild, but at the same lime firm and strict
 Conditions.
 For instruction in the Fren hand English anguagcS Si Vocal and nstrumena Music first class siO per month Board varying from s5 to sI2 per month.
 Each boarder to u. dish bed, bedding, towels, sil yer goblet, etc etc.
 Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo. bile, expected appoint an Agent in the city who will be responsible for all dues. Terms payable monthly in udvpnce.
 Refsrcnc@-
 GEoReES GAiNEs,l
 JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
 A.. $. DUMEE, } Mubila.
 PERCY WALKER,
 WAIT s. IloYT.
 ssss' bsss's. N. 6, slovas. avGs. Dsmspos..
 1Hos. RivEs,
 WM. BoyKiN. io''h'"i' Da''as CO., 0o- The duties of the school will be resumed on the second Monday in October. sec'20 I04 MR. HlLI.'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA. yA DIES, will open in the basement story of the Jackson street Church, between St Michael and St. Louis streets, on MONDAY the 2Oth of Ocio- her. The course of study will embrace thorough practical educaiion us also the different branches of ornamental study. The number of pupils will b. limited to ss u,any only as ihe Principal can give personal attention to- No assistants will be employ ed except in the branches of Music, Drawing Pant ing, and Modern Languages. These will he taught by the most approved masters, yet no restriction will be placed patrons who prefer others. The terms will be Ss4, s5. S6 and S7 per month payable m advance.
 REFEREFCEs: Hon. John A. Culhbert. Gen. Theo. l.. Toulmn, s. P. BuIlard, Esq, Col. Thos. w Mct'oy, F. c. Heard. Esq. Geo N. Stewsst. Esq. B. B. Fonaine, Esq. Daniel NJ s-.sgs, Esq. c. W. Dosrance, Esq. Rlci -. n. Redwooi, Esq. Maj K. Chamberlains Alphonso SPrague, Esq. oct le
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PUBLIC SALES.

VA ILL be hired on Friday, the End dtY of Jann. W afy, IS46. n lrUu, o te Couri iiolist i-if l2 months the negro hoy BEDFORD, helung .g td lAe estate If (. A. Henry, deceased. afia4 ai snle
 dec25 g JOSEPH kREBS.
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ENGaIIsHH SCHOOL,

BARTON ACADEmY-BAsEmENTs STORY.
 TTNHIS SCHOOL will be opened on he 20lh inst, N under the charge of F. E. BoYEToS, A. B.. an efficient and experienced teacher R ading. Spel. ling, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar will be faithfully taught. IT. nion for boys under eight years, ss2; over eight s3 per month.- No pupil will he received for a sho ter term than two months. The tuition for ha, tune will be re- qured, invariably. in advance. The school will be under the general supervision of tue subscriber.
 ocIll ll2 D. T.. MERRILL.
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<xA AMERICAN HOTEL & RESTAURAT. IAsA s::E E:::E FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE SSss
 Situated on Erehange strett, 6etcs,n Wafsr and

Siigated on Erchange- -street, betrs'n Water and
 Comm,ree streefs, Mobile.
 The abnve well known and popular establishment having undergone thorou2h repairs during the past summer. ia now open for the season.
 To planters and business men generally the above establishment is the convenient Of any in the cly-being in immediate proximity to Ihe wharves and principal thoroug ghlares-and can accommodate from 5, to so with sleeping apartmels, and about l60 with board. The eating department is the Resaurat plan, where they get their meols al any hour iue day-besides. the reasonable rates at which board, lodging, &c, caa be had, reduction of from 10 to 20 per cent from iasl year.
 ,pJ- The uinios, order and cleanliness ohseIyed throughout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict atieaton 10 business, to merit share of patronage
 RATES OF BOARD, Sc.
 Board and lodging, single room, per month. .$35 % do do two or more m a rooni.. 25 co dc do per week eek............ s co do do per day. y........... .. l 25 Lodging per night. ............,...... 50 Board ony, per month. h...............,.. IS % do do per week k......,.........- co do do per day. ..., ........ ..... l 50 Dinners each. .................... 50 Breakfasu and supper, each ch............ o 35 oci23 2l9i JAMES J. DYER.
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Spalding's Mammoth, or North American
 CIRCUSii!

After selections from la,orite Operas by
 Hopkins's Bross Bond Waltz and Star GaiIopade. .e1 by Four Ladies Sailors hornpipe. ................... Mir W 'lsOn The Shpwrecked Sailor. ...=....... Gardiner The highly educated Pony ....... Young NOrvel Carpet Leaps by 9 athletic performers, headed by
 Fl Gardiner and T. McCuum. Enchanted Porcelain. ......... ....S D Baldwin Lymph oi Floating Scarf" on Wild Steed "Hanlet, ,'.................... Mrs Carroll Anipodean Exercises ........B Jennings and Soa Somersss and Balancing m tight rope J Mcfarland Principal act and backward somerset on 2 horses
 McColInm Eihiopean Songs and Saltatlons. John Smlh's Band Superhnman Feais. is.............. Yankee Samson
 (For Programme see bills of the day 0S-Prices ofadmssion-lSoxes 50 cts-Pit 25 cts GG-Doors open at 6i P. M.--Perfermances com. mence d, T.
 a-srAa efficient police in attendance and improp- CT persons rgidiy excluded.
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"A FOR RENT-From inc lsl proximo, that ys& large dwelling house with fine houses, eic. |, the west corner f Church and Conception streets The lot is most spacious, having large front on Church street and fine depth on Conception street. The premises is well supplied with csiern water, and also he city water works are introduced. Rent moderate. Apply to
 UClSO 225 AUSTIN & HARDY
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Barton Academy-IaIe Department. MFR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he lTH will reopen his School Gn the 20ih instant, in the second story of the Academy. Instruciion will be given heretofore, m the various branches of thorough English ard Classical Educatioa. Tuition $5 and ss6 per month, payable in advance. A com- pelent teacher of renuh will be employed, and pu. oils will be taught to speak, as well as 10 read and write the language. Charge-$2 per month.
 octIl PIP
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SIlERIFF'S SALE. F. T. Harris.
SHEKRIFF'S SALE. Augustine Demouy
 vs. ven ex.

Margaret Collins.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of ,he Court
 W lIonse door of Mobile count, Ihe frsl Mon- day of January, 1916, between ihe hours of II O. clock AM. and o'clrck PM. of said day, all the right and titIe of Margaret Collins in and the fol- lowing described lands and premises, 10 wit--ai II that certain piece. parcel lol of land and prems es, situate, lyIng and being in he county ofMobie and known as the Doctor John Chast1ng tract, or grant, containing seventeen hundred and sixteen 2l-l0O acrcs, and bnnnded and described follows -north by Cedar Greek, east by the Mobile River, .oulh hy Gragg Hall Creek, and west by vacant lands
 AIso-One nur"ired and nineteen 52-100 acres oiand lying and being in he county of Mobile, on Ihe aide of the Mobile River, and il being pat of the ahove mentioned lratt of land, giaLted to John Chaslang deceased, and branded os follows -nouh by line parallel with ihe mouth of Cedar Creek, east by vacant ands, and south by lands of unknown owners, and west by the Mobile River and having he same front the Mobile River as ll'e tract of land above mentioned of Doctor John Chas- lang deeeased. The said above mentioned lands p,e To be spid as the. property of Margaret Collins, by virtue of the above stated vendiioni exponas which issued from he Circuit Court of Mobile county aud 10 me directed.
 dcc6 6lds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.
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PUBLIC SALES
RI MARSHALL, RaWE $ co.
 A. :. HUNTINGTON. II Auctioneer.

THIS MORNING. att o'clock s,l. sales ruoms-
 bales danaged Cotton. Terms cash. MONDAY MORNING, 29lb inst. at 9t o'clock at sales room
 Negro Woman, aged about 20 years. Terms cash.
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AA FOR RENT from Ist Nosember--.i he 2 small Brick tenement the north east corner of St Francis and Claiborne streets.
 Aso--Brick tenement the south easi corner of St N ichael and Franklin streets.
 And the entire square situated between St Fran cis, Sl Michael, Desrborne and WMerson streets. and on which there are small Brick buildings Apply 10 BARNEWALL E WANROY,
 oct3l St Michael-st
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I8Y VIM. Fl. BUNNELL.

Postp9nement. The Catalogue sale ol Dry Goods advertised for TIIIS DAY. on Ihe sec-nd hoor nf Store, is post poned 10 TUESDAY, at 10 o'. lock AM. THIS DAY. 27th inst. al o'clock 69 Wooden Clocks; 90 bbls Flour 30 cases Black Teas; 10 bales Almonds 5 casks Marseilies Chrel
 2h qr casks Port Wine; 20 frk ins Butter 10 qr casks Sweet Malaga
 40 boxes Imperial Tea
 40 boxes pound lump T"bacco 40 boxes New Bedford Candies Also-20 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans. Asn-I+1 Principe Cigars, to close consignment Al 10 o'clock. on lhe second floor, Catalogue sale of Dry Goods, consisting of
 Prints; Sheeiings; Shiniogs Kerseys Jeans; Satinel,s; UlnbreIlas Hats fldkfs; Shirts; Overcoas Hosiery Suspenderr; Blankets; Denms Mouselin de Lanes; Coltonados, etc. TUESDAY, al 9b o'clock al sales rnom- 10 bbls old 1889 Monongahela Whiskey 43 coils Bale Rope.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

M ESSRS, MOULTON x CLARK beg leave 4SA io inform the Ladies and Gentlemen oi Mobile and vciniiy. that their Dancing and H'ahzins Aea- deny will open Monday the sth inst at the WA VERY HousE for Gentlemen al early candle light, and on Saturday the 18th for Masters and Misses at 9 A. NJ.
 N B. Messrs M. & C. would be pleased to see those that wish receive instruction present the commencement. Entrance to the saloon on St Frnn- cis street. dcC8
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BY J. H. RIVERS g. co.
 o. w. SAVAGE Auciioneer. THIS DAY, 27ih inst, al l2 o'clock, on Conti st. wharf to close cnnsignmenls-- 200 bales Portland Hay 100 lbls Portland Potatoes 100 bbls Portland Onions 100 boxes Pottand Codish D bbls No. Mackerel 50 bbls No. 3 Mackerel 500 lbs genuine Castle Soap 10 lbs Quick Silver, with many other articles Also-;A fine Indian Saddle Poney, with Saddle, Birdie, Sc. BY TORRANCE k STANARD.
 G. NJ. PARKER, Auclioneer.
 Dam0ged Cotton. On MONDAY, 29lh inst. at II o'clock, at Es- lava's Cotton Warehouse
 22 bales damaged Cotton sold for account of whom it may concern. On MONDAY, 29th inst. al g o'clock, for ac. count of whom il may concern--
 74 bbls Flour damaged on the voyage of importation.
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Al Nc. 34 Royal strret. THIS EVENING, al half past o'clock, a gen. era assortment oi Dry Goods. consisting of English, French and American Pri"ts Brown and bieached Sheelings
 Linen Shriings; kerseys; Hosiery
 Cotton, Silk and Madrass Hdkis
 Linen Bosom Shirts; Suspenders
 Spool Thread; Pearl and Ivory Buttons Combs; Table Spreads; Napkins, &c Also-CIothng, Boots and Brogans. Together with variety of Cuery--Pocket. Pen and Dirk Knives, Razors, &c. of superior quaL ilv; Double Barrel Guns; Rifles and Pistols; Gold and Silver Watches; Jewellery, and many other Goods too nunernns To mention
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<sgA FOR SALE-A desirable country Reef. b@I I dence, between three and four miles From me cIIy, on lhe Fulton Road, adjoining Mr. James Bat les country houses with all necessary out buildings, and about 24 acres of lhnd-m0re can be bad if wanted, all well cnclosed-6re acres in orchard. with almost every kind of frHit trees, ornamental shade trees. Sc. For particulars apply 10
 declS DAVID BLAIR, 26 Daaphin.st
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BY $. |. &I.I. JONES.
 = ffaAEss A.a... .

THIS DAY. at o'clock, al grocery Ales room, will be sold general assortment of Gcoce- ries Western Produce, 6'c
 Al II o'clock, ai Dry Goods saes room--An as- sorlment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Nen Year's Presents; Patent Lever Gold Watches, Gc. Terms cash.
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For salc very low from ihe whiill by decl6 J. II. RIVERS 6 co. c UNDRIES-75 bugs Rio Cofee kS l50 boxes No Soap, 10 bis Whale Oil
 50 do Spers. Candles, l30 boxes J.dGsh
 75 do Buach Rasins, 10 bbis L,nsesd Oil
 10 bbls and casks Winter Sperm Oil Just received per brig Oak aud for sale hy asslSKms Y. c. DAVIS, 4 Water st
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BY C. ". OGDEN.
 F. MURRAY. JR Aurtionee

THIS DAY, 27ih instant, at 10 o'clock, W i'll be sold al stores No D and IT Water street. 200 bbls Flour; 50 do Whiskey
 300 sacks Corn; 200 bales Hay
 40 kegs Lard; 40 do Butter
 5 hhds Sugar; 50 bags Gorks and a variety of other arilres. Also-S bales woollen kerseys.
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1asA HOUSE AT SUMMERViLLR FOR .Ss:sdd RENT-A House pleasantly situated on Gen. ler's Avenue, 100 yards north of Spring Hi road, opposite the residence of Mr. Barney. There are the premises Garden 2a acres, good water, sta- ble, kitchen, Sc. The House will be rented low. Apply te [noy22l E. c. CENTER & co.
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la.s. sTOkE To LET-No a5 pncrhin..I. An.

AsA STOKE TO LET-so s5 Daerhin.N. An. ..:.a .::a ply to HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
 dec2l 4S St Michael street
 LzA FOR SALE-1'he cottage hu.lt Dwelling E.;;:l House on inc 5. W. corner ofSi Ira nces and Crdar-sis. It is a neat residence. nth large lol and we'll of fine water in the garden. Apply Al this office to (dec2Il S.F WILSON.
 kzA FOR SALE OR RENT-A House and kk."l,M M lot on the north side of Spring Hill Road, containing one acre of ground enclosed with enre. and a we'll of good water on the premises, w'l be sold on accommodating terms, rented low to a good tenant Apply 10 JNo. CAMPBELL.
 d+ c24 corner Commerce and panphin-sts
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U AW CARD-R. SAFFOLD & J. Nj. BO- La LING, will practice in the Courts of Dallas and Lowndes, and in the adjoining counties. Also, in the Supreme Court.
 8o-Address, Saffold g. Boiling, at Pleasaht Hill, Dallas county. or Hayneville, Lowndes CO.,, Ala.
 nOy24 245cmo
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DICKLES, KETCHUPS, Re- II 10 cases assorted, gallons, half do and qls IOcases Gherk,ns; 5 cases Mangoes Uader woods and London Mustard Canton Soy; India Currie Powder Mushroom, Walnut and Tomato Catsup John Bull Sauce; Horse Radsh do Received per E. Den,son, and for sale hy
 Nj. ROBINSON, dec20 cor. DauphiR and Si Emauuel-siE