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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-06


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a. -. psls~ ,a--d n. hrd.-
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~ yssevk sad sub,-d kssyr---sss d'srd
oMS atlo~'s say ssia'as. mar.
Hsms1 IN s4sis h sussSy ~
ra. asias that ~ e~ass w. e'ess,
Wnhia ~ e.,4GA~ IisA''y ss~rr<s.
w avaauky NO. H. nssrvs' The ND;
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Z w. : plnhs1 ehamtchaSahr--~-
49, ~ yos u ~ani n"s ~hp, ] 'sks:
~ u1nnA twels, AMI this par.r-
~ ~ yva n scsrcr . p'Ssrn' nsiss,
~ ~ thist ysu u BE- shs ~cre
Glpsh sAss pnssins r.e.lip Ass."
~ = h ~, r. how'd hs head.
~ pss,s-d his hungry livs to ass~.
And mthes long 1t -~-ns, they fed.
rss IN her sleep sir fair lr,dc stir.
she sh,mlD II !. Yer darling lord.
Al eiusps HIN clt~~r in her armA,
Ard ssls. 10 kei she = so sdor-sl
T1aa cen in slcsp he .e~ks her charms.
:. ~ A-as," nes, morn, otnsrved the bride.
Yea kss-ed me- in your sleep ..., night,
10 "a, NV, my love-" ,h~ -ponse ~plIrd
shs s,,ll p-s-i.,-d She wss nsht
We u NM detail The loving stnh.
TAss iwu Them on ,i,r SUBJECT ro.~;
sFpsss~ with suet charming Wiz
4. Would M brute 10 CONG 10 blows
Tn sun " up,st is tim tn riss
Bot where he WATCHER r-s.ls. whers'
They bun,--ihey .esrci--hc damn h. eyes.
tilow much II ea.-s to .~es,l
No watch sy5~sr. no ~~sl' come;
More tr-ssss-.. .. they search they m's',
The Wifi, with pr,~f and ha'ros dumb,
Found wosJ, ai last he s'o. that kiss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-06

NEW FALL AND WINTER GNDS!ii
II WI are just receiving and open
ing our iaH and Nmfsr stock Of
Goods, dircc, from New York, suit
able to the trade and the wants OF the commu-
nifty, embracing every article IN our line of hu-
slncss, making ours the mos, complete and
desirable stock west Of Red River We have,
u, usual, been cautious ~ the selection of our
Goods, With regard to quality and prices, 80 ~
TO be- within the range of the most ias,idiona
but, at the same time, We have increased u
radius Of our purchases, 50 ~ to keep pace vi
the expanding wants, energies, aud abilities OF
our country, believing AZ We do, that We could
not have sold many goods heretofore had |.
not been for our unusual Low PRN IN
Lately our belief has hccom. deep contetiol
eand We have marked our goods upon the spW
N The occasion We do not say wc Will sell
a. cast, but our vanity prompts rs to say, We
think We can Obtain a small profit and still sell
for less than The goods of sonne al cast. CALI
and examine, aud you will be convinced that
We do not wish to bumbug,
WARD & WILSON
Marshall, o.. {, 1919 2n-f
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I - tAss 0tul


sec thee .i'l
Remembrance fsiss,fsl to her uo-,
Calls ile. ~ i-au,y frum the dust.
Thou co~si In the morning light
1'hoA n with mc through The gloomy night
In dreams meet thee n. Of old,
Then thy -ofi arms my nrel enfold,
A., ....,..,,, A..
i... ,L.. .,,,,
~, ihe~ still
IN every laiowed inkcu rounl
Tn. ltiil, ring thy finger bound
Tho lock Of hair thy forehead shaded.
This -ik.n cham by thee wa, braided
tn. flowers. all wItberrd NOW like thee,
B~ioud thou diisi Gull for me
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-06

LAND EDR .<tLE

IIN TUR NtIT
| have for sale Oue Thousand ONE Hynirod
and Sir Acres n Rirh Lani, IN the county
of Ru-k. lying ON the waters of Iiarnhardt, a
ncyer-lalling stream These lands he ten
miles south of Henderson, ,he county seat Of
kusk county. and abound in springs. The
road from Henderson TO Nocog1ochc~ passes
through them, and their quality is of the high
cs, order, The titles are undispu,nblc
Purchasers can apply personally or by letter
TO me Mt Marshall Texas
WIN. A. HILL.
February 81 1850 p3s If
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LIVERY me-.
STEAM MILL

STEAM MILL.
'I>llE undersigned with pleasure, announces
l. 10 his friends and the public, generally, thai,
his Steam MIL, situated one mile aud fourth
from Marshall, il in successful operation. lie il
prepared to accommodate bills of lumber of
amy description, at short notice, on his usual
terms. His Griu VA has recently been i'm.
proved in lis machinery, and department has
been added for the manufacture of -four. sup.
pied with good boiling apparatus liz has
been induced 10 add this Improvement TO his
establishment, by the repeated wishes Of hi,
patrons, and the evident want Of such fac,ljtic.
IN the country. Il Is to be hoped that there
viii be 10 longer any impeachment to the cul
turc of wheat BY farmer. in this vicinity. on
account of want of the necessary convc.
nicncc fosis manufacture.
Grateful for pas, fayors, he hopes that hi.
patronage will be commensurate with the ex.
pense Of his improvements and naticrs himself
that the public will lind ready accommodation
at his establishment
A. d. BURRESS.
June |, 1870 M Ilv
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READY MADE CIOyIJING

Cloth, marine, and linen chambry coats; casa
mere, alpaca, hncn and nankin pants fancy
silk, plan and plaid satin vests; linen bosom
shirts, muslin do. do.
They deem II unnecessary 10 70 further into
detail. Besides the above, there IS nearly eve
~ article usually found IN country stores all
of which viii be sold on terms thu, viii recon.
mend them to purchasers. Give them call
and examine Cor Yourselves.
Marshall. April H. 1880. ls If
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PLANTERS NORM,

Corner camp and Cdad ST.. Ncr orleans.
IHlE undersigned, clerk in the above house
for several years past, bcgs leave to inform
the public that he has purchased the furniture
and effects of said establishment, and taken a
lease OF the premises, aud promises that no ex-
er'ions on his part shall be wanting to make the
patrons of his house, comfortable, while his
prices, (beng from : so to S3o0 per day, nc.
cordlng to the rooms occupled,) will no, exceed
two-ihirds the amount charged for similar ac-
Communications, by other principal Hotel, in the
city. NJ. MURRAY. proprietor
New Orleans niov
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ES1R / !

LtN ~ 1 !
TAKEN Up by B. Aiken, living about %
] mile. northwest Jefferson, ~ Cas- couu.
ly and cstnycd before b. + Green, an acting
Justice Of the Peace for tass county, one ha,
horse, NV or seven years old, black main aud
tail, lcii hind foot Whit, from the pastur,
dowa, few white hairs IN the forehead n,
sign Of saddle or goar,, no brand, pcrceNabic
about II hands high appraised by ] Mcknuy
and " Weather ford at fifteen dollar.
T. VI GRAHAM. Clerk.
Jefferson, April *. 1850 93t
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R-E-M-A.K-K-A.HLE,!,
WE undersigned. Anticipating a large and
N we.'-sasc.ted stock Of goods shortly, from
=. ~ s..esn cities, would respectfully remind
ecants for th@ last year, Of the ar,uai messy,
Of doing 70 and 10 those indebted ,,y NOT, IN,
W have given more time than VIC hayy,incd
sos. Qssntxa srjScu
WARD 4 WILSON
vssvuR, litA, 1857 ss7 ~
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FIR T. II AR KIN AIl
NE have ust received, and viii positively
w sell low, the following articles, to wit:
A lot Of
Rea!y- Hadr Clothing,
consisting of every variety of Goats, Pants
Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Hose, &c. A lot of
Iiarficare.
consisting of Nails assorted, Stoves, superior
heavy c. =. Hoes, IL,nd-~aws, Files, Locks
Cotton cards, Trowels, Tacks, sc, &c.
good supply of heavy
OsRabargs and Shceiipgs.
also, n light stock of Prints, new ,tylcJ Print
ed Jackoncts. l'sh Linen, &c
Powder, Shot Lead, Caps, Rope, Spices,
+ npcr, Starch, &c, &e,
my26-llyl WARD e. WILSON
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PLoUGMs! pLoUGms.

y l. d y u lis PLOU ms!
Encourage Aome Manyactures,,!
H=A-. WE have IN operation, sew
@ en- miles southwest of Mar
shall, foundery for plourhs,
an11 cr castings, and are now manufacturing
tfior PLOUGH, to which We invite the
afsSehtion Of the planters of Harrison and nd.
joining counties
These plonghs are inferior to none, and urc
sold as low as any plough of equal quality
they are warranted for six months. ar IL
broken in 'iat time, BY returning the broken
piece, new piece will be given in EXCHANGE,
specimens can be seen either "a, the fouudery.
or at Evans, GaEec, g. Kry's, our agents IN
Marshall, who are prepared to fill all orders.
Terms-CAsH
SANDERS 4 STEWART
W We will pay y cents per pound for old
sss''ng., delivered either at the foundcry or at
Evans, Gregg, & Keys, payable in castings or
goods. S.&S
August 30, 1st9 lb,f
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DEsIEtTftiLt invite public attention 10
IL their Spring and .>apiDscr stock just re-
ceiscd at their stand, at the West end u The
Ppbiie Sfi,ars, Marshall They would say to
their customers, and the public generally, that
their good, were bought IN New Orleans, from
regular importing houses, and they ilaiter them
selves they will be able to give general satir
faction, Their stock consists ia par. As fol-
lows, Wa
Lowell brown sand bicaehed domestic Of
every variety. brown and h.each,d drilling
coitonade OF English, French, and American
manufacture, dcnms, eamlet jeans eamei
cloth ticking, cotton stripes apron checks !.
grass cloths; dimiiry, Sc, &c. damask cur
iains. embroidered do; linen coating: baiI
dress linen slate do. do. IRISH linen. brown,
black. and white holland table linen; de- cloths
do diaper, napkins, &c, &c. printed muslins ,
black do Swiss and null musIins checked,
plaid and striped Swis. cmbroidored do, IN
patterns FrcnSh jackonets Of every variety
riughafns of every variety; chambr, do, solid
coors chambry linen, PLAIN and solid color-
changeable do, do, &c. yelyets alpacn-, black,
blue. and brown; embroidered muslin capes
wells paraso, -lk and pocket hdkfs., aud
black sid silk cra,at-. linen and lawn, Sc.
long mitts, I'D and six gloves; accs, edging,
inserting, &c. hosiery Of every variety
BON We rs
o., Fancy silk bounels. with and without
le1- plumes open worked do. lace do
French lace do; Mpi,air do Miss lcuny Lind
do. Bonnet and cap ribbons French flowers.
wrcaih,, Sc
n BOOTS AND SHOES
II of every variety three dozen Dancing
Pumps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-01
MORNING EDITToN-----TUESDAY, OCTOBER t. 1850.

!. draooed out s., Il held up to public odium be-
cause he, in commo,- WIN oaeis' ueIeu 10 DC
present at Syracuse; bs. no word OF reb9ke is
found for the United States MARSHAL Of the North
ern district nor the canal conn.,. ssoatr ana lheir
aymy of subordiDates, aud other olnolals, VINO
we've present at The convention, ana no ltss ei.
fcie Nuy active there, than they had been eoe II
Assem- bled The declaration of New York T. "'TUi'
an sct We outsider, openly made, that he was u. :
sirous OF separation Of one portion of the wing
party from another; that he was anxious to get rid
of the conservative wings and supply their places
with free soiers--we give the substance, not the
words Of his dselaratiOn-is passed over in silence.
And SO is the close caucus held in the Supreme
Court room al kust's Hotel, on Thursday evening
and on Friday morning, from which the minority
were strictly excluded, and in which the impor-
tant business Of lib. convention was. in fact,
transacted. The settled purpose and design, but
too apparent, of tAe wire puers of the majority to
bring about a division and secession, by the course
of cenduct pursued by them, is passed over 10 abuse
such noble and selfsacriteing wings as William
Duer and those who acted with him.
There is much more that we desired to say on
this occasion, hut must forbear to- day We
have received the Address prepared by the con-
nittee, but not in time for insertion. We shall en-
deavor to publish il tomorrow, together with e
call for convention at Utica, the nth October.
The positions assumed in the Address in defence
of the administration and the Union, and thOss
who have nobly upheld them, are such, we think,
as will commend themselves to the great body OF
the wing party throughout the Unioz.
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or.., F,r. Ia corbond.ie, IA.
ovrr FoRrY BUILDINGS BURNED, INCLUDING rOsr
oFYiCR, TWO ON IHREE HOTELS, ETc. ere.


ovrr FoHrY BUILDINGS BURNED, INCLUDING rosr
oFYiCE. TWO ON 1HREE HOTELS, ETc. ErC.
uo-r,paIg, sept. 30, 1850.
At fifteen minutes Pea. eleven o'clock on Saturday
night ere vss discor.rsi In the rear Of o. W. Tho
mas barn, at Carbondsie. IL communicated immsdi-
stsy TO the adjoining building and before Ave o'clock
N sunday nsrning, t~e thirds of the town-betvsen
forty aud ffty budingsvere In sshes IL 10 supposed
20 have been the work Of an ineendrsry The pmount
OF loss and damage cannot yet be ssccrtained Al the
best nd business part Of the town vas burnt The fol-
lowing are the names % the owners OF some 81 the
lundings destroyed; they are enumeratsd in the
ssme order that the ere ran "a. W. Thomas, tavern
and barn; s..Reyncr, dwelling -house; Dickson Co,
mHynsr chop: Gillespie a son, store asi poet nee;
p Mon~t. Jr, store: W. W. Bronson, Railroad Hotel
T. Campbeu, stcre aud buildings j. Etark. store; .
Gorr Mansion House; Arnold Co, store; 3 bsne-
Diet Csrhondals D,rterfsf printing ofiee DIT sreet
a. telling .housc, Mr. Service, dveuiug Temperance
Hall Mr. TredeIi dwelling kr J. Gariner, d-eling
Mr. Grinnsn, dwcllingi Ne a. Al on the west s,as
OF Main street from Grows % Peops tore; All on the
cast tide from Street Rsynors 70 Nllisn " sntsi
ali on Church street, west side, from wilson 70 y
Archibsid's three hotels tns Temperance hah ans
the post ofscs. -. . -.
The letters papers and documents q The post omee
vcye s.v,t 10 afeat orerton Hun ircds and perhaps
tbousap5s OK collars worth ~ goods vere stolen snf
.fy,ei on b, the miners Who work In the coal mines
on IN. ri.ea The Gre distinctly seen here being
dIstance of sixteen miles auds arge mountain De-
twe.n us The several churches we're saved .
e-The Lees ~ the CarbcndAle hreh roughly es,E
mated ~ 500 Coo and the Insurance. only smo~nts 70
$1,000 The Wayne Mutual Insurance. Co. loses about
a. O6O the Lyconinr snt philadelphia compsnes the
tsj.nce. Mr. Moasts loss IL SIC cco; only 90 insu
rance Mr. Bronson. OF the kailusy Hotel, shout
a. coo; su ell insur.aee Mr. Gore OF the hannon
House about SC.coe; no insurance.
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SUPREME coURr-srEcIAL TERM.--orruoN oT Jts-
TfCE EDWARDS.
srrr 2s-Csfkarirs ". Forrsu ~. Eirin FcrrcH.-
The Defendant moves TO be discharged from arrest
under writ ofas sz,a granted ~ Of the Justices
Of this court The qucstios nrst 10 Be considered "
whether such an arrest IL suthorisdby the code OF
procedure. The proybions of the code which hav.
generally BEEN referred TO authorizing the writ OF
ne Great, are contained Ina section 2ii That section
declares that, until the Legislature ,hsl othsrree
provide, the court may grant the Other provisioss
remedies, nov existing according 70 the present
practice except as otherwise provided In this act
III also declared usder the general head OF pre-
vsiopsi remedies in civil setionsn that ne perten
shsll be arrested In civil action except a, therein
provided Tn. act then states specifically the cases
In which a defencsnt may be srrertod
IL " not pretended that the defendant In this case
could be arrested In any Of the mentioned aud
1.-THE time Of ito passage other than therein provided
tor and ss provision Is made Tor AL cases In -hicn
arrest may be made Il seems TO me that Il folloss
present 10 not authorized By the rection Of the code
referr~dto reference 20 the hrst report OF the tom
mssioners In Practice, &c sho-s th.t vas Their IN
tsntion, By the code submitted BY them and adopted
By the Legislature to abolish this writ; and In their
last report tbey repeat that sveh vas their ncnion
ssd express their surprise that sny one shoo CON.
toa different concluAon Cist Report, p. lei, Report
Upon tp shs ssT,.meH. Of mi. motion, however IN.
contained in section scs, which declares that az
shall srise In which scton for the enforcement
or protection Of right the redress or prevention
81 wrong cannot be- had under thisset the prseuce
heretofore 10 mar be adorted,n &c. uthts sec.
tion bsd declared thst " case shall sriss In .hch
the prevsntion cfs wrong cannot be hsa under ,hn
act kc., " might be contesded that The wit OF =,
copd he r.scrted TO In this case. Bsthvll be
observed that the statute provides only for case IN
which sn sotion cannot 10 had. ke TBS hno. cas-
Of that hind for here the setion brought under we
code.
Tn. defendant must be discharged from arrest, ar 4
reilp quissrg sh Supposed rishts Of action gfo'bUI
out Of the street..
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RI NJ ALL
OPINIONS or THE ORGANS.
From the Albany Evening Journal, (Ssvard ofgan

OPINIONS or THE ORGANS,
Prom the Albany Evening Journal, Seward organ
We ask the attention Of the wings Of New York
10 the resolutions adopted by their State Conven-
ton. We atk IL with undoubting conviction
that th.se resolutions will find hearty response
Until the delegates who withdrew from the con-
venton shall have assigned their reasons for doing
so, we fofbcar remark upon what will be deemed q
most extraordinary course. Nearly two-thirds Of
fast in the conviction that the whig party
must stand where II has stood in It's past
conflicts and triumphs. Any departure, by
that convention, from cardinal prinoiples-sny
faltering in the path Of duty-sny compromise OF
the cause Of freedom, would have leh the whig
patty defenceltss and naked, to the pity OF its
friends and contempt Gifts foes.
But thanks TO the irmness and fidelity OF an in
domtabc majority, representing a copstitu ency 10
which the wing party indebted for its strength
and its stability, there was, IN our state Conven-
ton, no waverng in faith, no faltering in action
We stand firmly on the platform Of 1878; We go
General Taylor and MillsId Fillmore were elected
President aud Vice President. There is not, IN
the resolutions Of the State Convention, a scnti-
ment, a sentence orr syllable, which does not be-
long TO the whig creed, and on which our wing
President, wing members Of Congress, whg
Governor, whig State officers and State Legislature
were elected. Nor is there sentiment or a word
in thee resolutions TO which the Hon. Mr. Duer is
not openly committed and publicly pledged.
Whv then hsve these gentlemen botedl We
will not stI,rppt to anticipate their answer Nor
viii we indulge any reflections upon their course:
Time and reason IL not unlikely 10 call some Of
them-pcrhsps sll-bsck TO their posisons In the
wbig parry. Let no door be closed 10 their return
But this 10 q question Of importance 70 themselves
only. No forty gentlemen, however high In Office
or distinguished In character. can by their defec
tion, arrest the onward course 81 great pirty
As well might the SANE number Of passesscrs At
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Markets,

Ngv ORLEANS, Sept q. 1880
Cotton is easy. The days sses have been 500 bass
at 1890. al2z.c. for midding. The weather is hot
and pne for the crops.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept 2s. 1850
The sales OF cotton day have been 04O bales COED
niddlipg at 49,. fair 1874 Sales Of the week, SOe9
bales Coffee has advanced. Flo sells q. l3o q $50.
BVrrALe, Sept So 1850.
The receipts since Saturday have Flour Ia Gee
obls; wheat 50 900 bush 81 900 bush. There il
lar demand for Westerp -four without mate
rial change in the market The sales nave been
lWo Dds. at 80 Vt 81 for Michigan. Prssue wheat
IA IN lair demand, with 6rIn market; but oons non
descriptions are dull, with 4 downward ten asDoy-
"a OOO bush have been sold ct so SEE Ohio Oors
Is hrm and in good request with small sstsr
mlzca Al ode. Ohio whishey has been done at S+I<s.
FIeights are without change.
ALBASr, September 30 1855
The receipts since our last have been IS follows
Flour, 1900 bbls wheat, 14OoO bushels corn SEQ
do; barley, 20 COO do. Flour is steady but without
much activity. The demand for prime wheat Ia good
and pric6s are frm common descriptions terd down
ward and the market 10 DUH the sales have been
bushels, at 81 lax 81 Is Tor Genesee Tho i,qsisv
for corn Is brisk and prices arm 1870 bushels cold
st 6Ic for mixed Western In barley tn tranractsas
have been 10000 bushels, at TIC Zoe tor tive rsvsd
and 75c. re, for four rowsd. 300 bbs of whisksy
changed hsnes at 27.c for prison and 2To for Sas.
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Bosrc,, Sunday, Sept. 2,-P NJ.
Jenny Lind, by invitation goes to afternoon
TO see the Cambridge Observatory 1t is supposed that
sfr Bond will discover star Of great brlliapcy her
enssriAs his room.
The pros eeds Of tho next concert will be about hf
teen thoussp dollars the last about $40 oOO and
not $4,000 as stated In the Herald of Saturday, by
teegraphic or Topographic mistake To morrow week
q concert will be given in Providence. 1t Is to be
hoped that Jenny will not put little Rhody In her
pocket when she starts for New York.
The excitement here is stn! increasing. The uns-
niuity Of the Boston press about Jenny Linds sur.
passing excellence speaks volumes, Or rather columns
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
Bosros, Sept &c. 1850.
1t is announced this morning, by authority OF Mr.
Barnum, tast Mdlle. Lind will probably not again
Boston after this visit sh. soes to London
IN June to be present at the " Worlds Fair !" and
therefore has bat about eighty nights more to sing
which will be principally divided between New York,
nes Orleans and Havana. She will sing little, II any,
In Philadelphia or Baltimore snd probably not at all
ilCincinnati St bouis or other Western ctties She
sang at rehearsal today bus was quite indignant at
the large numbers Present.
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CITY isseiligenes.
rRcrrrioS o. THE rRAsUd, rSsiNE co srAyY, op
rHIf.ADyLrHiA

rEcrrrioS o. The rRASJf, ESsiH co srAyY, 90
yuif.ADELruiA.
Las, evening" sbovt eight O'Clock, AZ err b.,a,o,n.
,,,.. =, On, Ns- ysrk hr~men tu -, ~. ~
= H. members of tAe Frsntiin s,w,a. ro.....
ot Pbsdeipbis. 90 wilt to this s rs. boa, is,dsa
,rccss.ion % escsrt took plsee The pb,,.s.,as,sa
are noble looking set q fell Svs numberias .oms.
thing bhe si,'y new ssnt che usual dress q espcs
large kirJ, and BEAUTIFULLY aecoyatsa Tbses.ort ..,
sisies 81 hose carriage NJ nc ana a IN. m.-s.,. an
bsr, 81 bcse No. o jor q. h, ana bo.s S.s AZ s.s a.
nshirg suoss,sr sery pleasing and hsndsone tiers
cot shS mut,' y been appreciated ~ the rhns-
devrsitsd sr house Of No "a In Chambers street,
s,sd The h," guests vii " eptsfisiped a. Hresehs
up,sl du<< their stay
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r.,,es state, c,reui, Court.

Bticre JudIe Nft-'n.
ssrr. ao.-DscutoSs The Ssip Partses hr ia-h',
&C., w. J. Tystefs ed e'lers, erp,LLanis, eArri,s
ID. Cer-is,ss bbslu.f arS orr,ee Tf<s en- appeal
trim the ascison Of the below, Doint o. iu-
risdiction The decision Of the surt besov af.
hrmed and the csse remsnded.
Ssptei e Jo.hs ~. John ~ Jagwa e7i Jesus W
Jecuss This Q motion 20. an injunction seninst
the d.fsndsnts 70 re.trsin tnem rc<a Publishing the
seerious fsmiy rolkr" Injunction VS. suspsnied
ana uisi Of tsv s~srtsd,
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The chip Portland has arrived with Tssas dstes 70
the 10Th 6he brings that the passage OF fearces
boundary tN hal been received BY the IeNss Legiss
ture ar the iudlcatiops that u vii be accepted By
that y az are very natts ring -, a. a,
The fsxa. papers cay that the popular ceiling y a.
ride NJ In favor % accepting the rroro-on o. 'he
Ubiked States Congress
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storm and D.m.se 90 the Tos.s.o Crops

The Southern mail Il through.
The han storm o. Thursday night injured the toese-
co cfors In Prince Edward aud Charles counties Va.
s,,spSirr fftesn miles Lynchburg papers say ths,
en- the SATURDAY. previous the hall damaged the crop.
IN seven coustics In that direction and thst they haa
fost sndiCe In Baltimore county, last night t'o~c
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