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DIRECTORS.
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PRESTON w FARRAn, Vice President
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GEORGE MACKAY, Attorney,
(LATE OF FLORIDA
WILL attend TO all kinds Of business before Con-
w grcss and the Departments,
REFERENCES:
Hon. r. &. CABELL, Florida;
v. TooMBs, Georgia.
ii. w. liILLIARD, Alabama;
a. Burr, South Carolina;
" X. G. WINTHRsP, Massachusetts;
c. u. SMITH, Indiana;
=" X. L. ROSE, New York;
&" joan YoUNG, New York.
June lG-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20

SO much changed tina, diden't know
her. Why, as she shows herself now,
she is quite a clever girl
Her father and mother are sensible
people, and she ought, therefore, to have
a ground work of good sense in her
character, They spoiled her BY send.
ing her off to fashionable boarding
school,
"A grea,many girls are spoilt in that
way
You may well say that. But | am
glad this young damsel has seen her fol.
Iy, if such be really the case
In spite of the half contempt DR..
Jackson had felt for Miss Sarah NATL.
da, he now found himself really inter.
ested in her; and as she had received a
hint in regard to his views and feelings
no, soon TO be forgotten, she permitted
herself 10 act out herself naturally, and
did not go a nt beyond this. The
consequence was, that, after meeting
her few times in company, the doctor
made bold to call, on which occasion
he was more than ever pleased with
her, and also pleased with with the plain
sensible old gentleman her father.
The more Sarah Matilda saw of Dr.
Jackson, the more fully did she com
prehend her mistake at the party. Ht
was clear-seehg, common sense kline
Of man, who read character a, {
glance, and no moro wanted. a fine, ar
tifcial lady for wife. than he did ;
fiery young colt to carry him about OF
his professional visits.
10 acting out Just VIVA, she was, ant
letting her true character be seen, Sa
rah Matilda made another kind of i'm
preston altogether from the one pro
duced on the doctors mind. As he
real self, she had power 10 win him
and she did win him. Long ago the,
were married; and since that happ,
day, have enjoyed many hearty laugI
over the recollection of their first meet
ing al the party.
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The FoRAy AGAINST CUBA.-The
New Orleans Delta, Of the 29th, con.
tains the following correspondence. II
explains itself:
To The Officers and men Of The Erpcdi
ttou at Rendezaous at Round Island:
Steamer Water Witch; Round IsIandl
Aug. 81, ls49.
| am directed by the officer in com.
mand of the Naval forces assembled in
this ncighborhood, to call your a,ten.
ton to the Proclamation Of the Presi.
den, of the Republic, made with regard
TO the expedition for which you are
assembled, and l warn you to dispense
at once, or abide the certain infection
of the penalty of the law.
In case you do not dispense By Tues.
day tomorrow night, | am ordered TO
cut off your supplies Of provisions, for
which purpose ample means have been
supplied.
You will find it impossibls to depart on
the expedition. Your steamer will he
captured or sunk in the attempt, if they
are even permitted to leave New Or.
leans, which is very doubtful.
All outlets to the Gulf are watched
and force is rapidly collecting round
you that you cannot dodge.
You are therefore advised, as vel
as warned, to dispense al once, with the
solemn assurance, that, however I'm.
pleasant il may be TO be called upon Ia
act against our own counlrymen, oui
sense of duty is SO strong that all feel
ing will unhesita,ingly be laid aside, and
that n0ihing shall deter us from carry
ing out the orders given, in the strict
est manner.
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Glasgow school.

TSHE Fourth Session of this School COM
mences the 18th inst. Terms or TUT
ion per Session Of five months.
For Reading, Writing, Sc, 50 w
" Arithmetic, Geography and Gram
mar, W
u Che,nistYv. Philosophy, &C., 10 20
=. AIoebra and Geometry, II so
:. Latin IL ou
paymen, at the close Of the Session. No
deduction for absence, except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness. The subscriber refers to
his known success as the most satisfactory
assurance to those who may patronize his
School, that their children will receive the
most judicous moral and mental culture
J. SCOTT.
September 6, 1919:
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Volume 10.
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Additional News per Niagara
HUNGARY

The Paris Friday evening "Presse"
states that the capitulation of Georgey
is TO be attributed to the Intervention of
the English Agent, and that terms of
surrender were discussed and arranged
at Warsaw during the last journey
which Prince Swartzenburg made TO
that city. This submission, says the
Presse, us consequently neither a coup
de etat, nor act of despair, bu, the re.
suit of negotiations skiIfuily conducted
by Great Britain TO save Hungary from
the consequences of an unequal contest,
and at the same time to deprive Rus.
STA of occupation and Of prolonging
her stay beyond her own frontiers"
VIENNA, Aug. 20.-The Emperor re-
turned yesterday. II was expected
that further details of Georgey's sur.
render would transpire. Two procla-
nations were looked forward to- with
interest at Vienna, viz: Kossuth's re.
signation in favor of Gorgey, and letters
addressed to the Hungarians, in which
he entreats them to lay down their
arms, as it was useless to fight for lost
cause. Communication between Hun.
gary, Moravia, and Galicia is now
open. The "Germanic Zeilung" states
that large part Of Georgey's army al
once enlisted into the Austrian service,
and it is thought that $4,000 well ap.
pointed and efficient troops will be ad,
ded TO the Austrian army.
1t is again stated that Kossuth, Mess.
ars and Dembisky are safe in Turkey.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20

GENIus.-Genius is the heart. The
sublime wearies; the beautiful deceives
the pathetic alone is infallible, in art
There is more genius in one tear, than
in all the museums and all the libraries
in the universe. Man is like the tree.
which is shaken to make il shed its fruit,
lie never can be moved but tears must
fall - LamdIfme,
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~Few can appreciate wha. an en-.
erge,ic woman can do. One of these
creatures recently washed a whole
weeks washing, hung the clothes Out to
dry, cooked three meals, made pair
Of pants for her youngest boy, darned
her husbands stockings, had the cholera,
cured herself and dyed four dresses
all in one day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-20

Il is not what we earn, but wha, we
save that makes us rich. II is not what
we eat, but what we digest, that makes
us fat. II is not what we read, but
what we remember that makes US learn,
ed. All this is very simple, but it is
worth remembering.
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shingles for Sale.

yI>HE undersigned will have constantly on
/ hand any quantity OF Mornson's Shin
res per pack, put up in Eastern style hs N wat'
and eoch single to run its full length. De-
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Jefferson. Apply to Barton g. Bros Gias'
gov. Juhn II. grove. Old Jefferson, or the un'
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August l6, lsi9 go @i--im,