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NM RI YEPORT.


4 III. the niekuacks that history gives apy
4 4 account OF, ir-wit:
Superior sugar-hon-e molasscs; golden
syrup; best Havana coffee prime article br'n
sugar superior pul,erlzed spgars; powdered
do Boston loaf do: Engiish dairy. pine apple
and western cheese. superior Goshen. dairy
and western butler. sugar cured ha,na dried
vcnison hams frcsn leaf lard all description.
of tea. viz Tyson, Imperial, Pouehonr, Black
and Gnnrowder; Extra article of Louisiana
family soap; sperm and star candles; all kinds
of piekles--Gerklns, Fccallilo; mixed do.
4 l. y q.
A fine assortment Of English imported
pickles, such ~, chew, chow, walnut, onions
and pickalle
Also a splendid lot and assortment Of pre-.
,eNos--gingcr, cirou, and hgs in drums; rais.
lbs, English grapes, eurranis, cranbrrric- eur.
rant and strawberry jeli,,s; peaches preserved
IN their avn juice
Apficois, pears, aud prunes preserved in lhcil
own juice,
I.obs,ers in cans also picked fresh -sr.
dimes;
No. | Maekercl in kits md barrels.
Also Salmon IN kits dried herring, superior
quality;
Candies--Iargc lot,
First quality cigars, common do, Cuba skies
Pure tart aeid salaratus, pearl starch box.
Is, do.
All kinds Of d"cring-pcpper sauce;
Fine article chewing tobacco:
Winter strained and lard oil cider vinegar
Picked pigs feet buckets
Bran new huekwheat.
Spices, nutmegs, ginger, and cinnamon;
Ca-tecl and fancy soaps.
N.at,u and Ma,s,ia snuff.
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1--WE undersigned respectfully informs the
/ public that his ferry (knoWn a. NcGee's
old eros-ng) on the Sabine. j. at Az times in
good order und would inform Stranger. that II
+ not discontinued by the late paper town and
ferry which has reconily made 10, appearance
only two miles above it, called Rid Rpak NV
Ferry Is situated on the main western route
leading from Marshall to the Thrcc fork, If
the Trinity, route well known to old settlers.
The PROJECTORS Of Red Rock give notice
to the ifa,chug community that she route lead
ing by that iowH !, almost The nearest way to
anywhere. II So am within two miles OF be-
ing right. Il is a lamoniahc fact that ! have
no iotR Hi my ferry, possessing The hsanfg,
reaM grandeur, bead of narigafiou. d., claim
ed Tor Red Rock But ~ far - that goes do not
object. II wil speak for ,~elf Il Is not NY
desire 10 deinct anything from the merits OF
Red Rock. Bat aware, ~ am, ,lml the success Of
that icfrs depends on the downfall of the
Mctice'- crossing and seeing 10 advantage that
Red Rock has over other Bluffs on ihe Sabine,
object 80 the dhcutug scenery and allure
mcu,s Of place being assumed and portrayed
So bins the minds Of the community
~ CONCLUSION, return my sincere thanks 10
the ppHlc for their patronage ai ny crossing,
with lhe hope ihai Viii receive liberal share
To- the future, even # have no town. NJ rcE-
,ycaee J., disHer.sisd community
l.. Il. CAMP.
April D. ls5l MI go
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stcau.r NeN x.atonn.

THIS new and splendid boat.
.tsaSss@ SaoNEg, Captain, viii run fcgu-
sA..sr-sza--o llyly throughout the business sra
son. between .ig3ersau, Port eai.lp. and Ne'
ori,oas, touching at sll alermcdmte landings.
She HIS been huil' expressly for tbs trade, and
fof safety. aud DE charaeie, Of her nceemn'oda-
tons, cannot he surpassed BY any boat 90 the
riser. iicr cabin IS large and commodlou>, and
neatly fitted up. Il Is intended she shall coin
bipe speed, safety, and comfort.
Dee. IL, 1850 nn.b u
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This j. ie certify that niy negro woman Ann
has hecn subject 20 epilepsy, or cousulslsa ii'-.
for iiteeu Years. scme slnns the attacks OF
her disease were "a severe she would suddenly
fall down and become eenyulscd, her iaee
:;,aaltally distorted, her breathing hurried and
lahofious. her tongue pteifuded. aIa great
quantity 81 SILVA collected about her mouth.
during the fifteen Yeats of her .'ilictiosi, had
her treated hy several eminent mineral Doctors,
and they ali failed TO give her s.lsy relief !
len legan to believe, after the Sail Of such
physicians had been fairly tested In the treat
ricnt OF hu, ease without lnsins the neeesaafy
result That Il would be n.errs 10 do anything
pors Tor her: bli ~ had heard a great deal
Ahoat ilF Ncai'> saccess il earring such dis
eases, / finally determined to try h.s skill and
he efficacy OF remeAies Ia her case. She il
NOW a. coed a house ,ersant ~ ! own. Also,
N, negro hos George hiss been cured of Tl..a-
tnaIsm Of hong s,apdips By the Doctor.
josatnAN PALMER.
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fresh Arrival,

MORRIS & TACkETT have Just received
~ and opened splendid supply OF fresi'
drugs and medicines. Their stock !, complete
aad we'll selected Garden seed- ~ ihe great
est abundance, A beautiful variety Of esln'-
site ,@riumery. a full supply OF every tmns
10 aid the afflicted and unfortunate ct the 'u-
man rzse. Cali and see ieeir stock Tor they
hax. lotx Of fe,iy things. MOD
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orYtcr Of ras ug.r,, April %. iSii
COTruN--Thp a,arkei has been heavy, and i'ie
,a,.s to-day amouu,.na 10 500 bales have been Al
.uil easier prices W. now quot.
Intrror ~. Gaa "a Mnlil,ng FAIR, ! y
Oci,nary, sss9s FAIR ilian'
Ntldi,ne. o. - to- Good Far -----
t.c,d Middlnr io.e II Coed sttl Fine, --
F.oem-Sl in,ss 81 10 esIra Ohio 81 10 o.
Poax.--N-ss Prime 81 81 10 10 sli lst
tossrr~-R Rio % 9sc.
~eeAx s.a Sec.
Mo..ssss Prime aud ehoIec, % PC irrmrni
me v.rs uii
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I HAVE FOUND A Dl.Cssl SO!
IIiE SUPERIOR or QJyv,sg AND SAR.
SAFARIaia
The Greatest Diseorery Of The Ayr.

mr. r. UE\DyRSpN'S r,,et, y,,,.
- and Ncpsa,Aean Pias, a safe, eeriaia, AND
poisonous effects of Mi-asma,a e,y,stine
speedy and permanent cures of
rt,,r Nnrr,,.u
''''' '-'D ~ 'H"'
ana Az the different varieties of Feyers torpid
'~'r' enlargement of the spleen, dyspepsia,
einP,}' iaGndee, and all kinds OF constitutional
dcbiily aud arrangement Of the system, are
. speedily remedisd 10y these invaluable medi-
eine-' 'hcse valuable aniipotal remedies we've
discovered by Dr. l. 4. henderson, aud have
been successfully tested 10y some Of the best
physicians IN the South, and by thousands Of
Other persons.
Those medicines are wholly Vegetable and
a'p nari' i'' aoitf any circumstances The
ri'i "'e ."''e'' "e" '''"' o',s'
u..' W NV o'H'' P''so" """y FORM IN "ed'-
w
IN 'a.i"''a' diseases sneI 'e. as an nnudo's
esi '"e POISONOUS eheeis OF impure an, aud
no pie'eu,"s IreP'ra'loh ei 'he sys''in'
D'r Y, Wv '''naf"'' p'aph"'e"e Seu-
s'N'' Aone p"nep'oS' t"u- accomplish
~ '" an ~ ul' 't'"'n'W OF 'hesr
",sv"'o'' ~ SsS"' 'o' oei"'o '"e "'seo'e'y
u .",s'
az "no nav us' Sn''ho, s'he pest remedy
"''''o'ofe h"o".' ''' slhiiseHt iu.ef) must
10y ,u"' 1t !" hs''"ef 70 lasting :" It's
- ., - x.ass..s....ua..
element o,J r,s,,a,~;r nrJ ''.nAV[H
ouec. !. ,oaJai.sah,,' Ia, ~. Enral (y,H
clne c,n i. used rod.r 49,, ,g-s,n,.tnn,.,'. ~,
condition If the sy.ten Wien. y ,ouSc nr,.'''
q, Jarbore,;c il needed MIN IN, banni.., ~
icet,. The tonic mildly acts ON the bowels
carrying oil the nuco biiou, matter collected
there; collecting the action OF the liver and
spleen, and assisting nature 60 throw of The
ingredients TO = healthy action of the BODY. by
natural remedies, calling mo action suspended
natural laws thereby removing the causes and
effect, Of disease through the natural channels
Of the body.
An th., ia .sted r,r ,h,., ,,.o,. lorr,,, nod;
cinss ~ c,is ,,sl vL.b .,ll ~, If ,ha,r
,,n,,r,u.tlsd ,ir,,,., trr.ir e'o,o l., h,,i,, ,,,.
nj, ,b,,r avn .lHear, and n'rnn,u,,i.nn ,eiih
ali other reuedje. il rhalIenged. pb,si,iana nr
requested to use the Eureka Tonic and Nepen.
thean pills "a they would any other tonic, with
ANY previous preparation O.. she system they
please, aud they will be convinced ihcg are the
superior Of Quininc, and the whole catalogue
Of tones used az mlermutenis.
Their use is admissible at any time, even
whcu the patient has the hghcs, fever For
sick head aehe and obsruclcd men-ifuatiou,
they have no equal. For particulars see tonic
directions
Also. Dr | r. Fl .yprnsos's E,,rll1 ps-ifsay
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Summer and Fall Advancement.

m~n Tte STEAMER JIM GilHfR, Ne
- - klssgg. Master, viii leave nhfese-
port EVERY SAfURpF Ter New Orleans
and meet ihe DUCK RIVER, tlAes, Master.
at Alexandra. Shippers and passengers may
rely 10 going through without delay. The
above boats have been thoroughly repaired and
reiilled IN manner thai Will mol be surpassed
by any boats Ia ihr .risde. Being very light
dsaught ,acg will NOT meet with aiiy detention,
August ~ 1850 II
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". Ii. Elliott, Hotel.

Carthage. pdGoia County, Teros,
,-s~s TIE Proprietor 81 TINS establishment
n, is prepared to accommodate The public
LII with the best the country affords.
iuua Ism 40 "
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JOE W DIRK

Cards Of all kinds, Show Bills, Hand Bills,
Horse Bills, Eli Heads, Notes OF Hand.
Receipts, Funeral Tickets, Election Tick
cts, Circulars, Blanks of every description.
Orders from distance will receive prompt
attention.
They keep on baud Blanks for District
Clerks and Justices of the Peace.
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Administrator Notice.

EIfhits OF administration eu he estate
i \ Of Wiiilam Hal, deceased, we're granted 80
tho undersigned, hs tie ranuiy cpnft Of Ham
son County Tesga, on tie second day Of April
A. d. 1881.
This "a therefore 10 aa,e nosivc TO all persons
having ciams agsia~l SAID .si.,se. 10 present
Them witsin the tfase prescribed by law doif
authenticated ana sluper indebted 10 the ss'ne
viii please make Immediate payment 10
GAInAEiAE iili.L, Adm.
April go 1851 nisos
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TTF0N7iIT %, va. UtT7 u, TNFf'.
This may certify that imye been dangerous
ly afflicted with The gravel for a number Of
years. and have tried ali the usual REMEDIES re-
commended IN such cases without giving me
ans reiief. | then applied to Dr. A. ~ Veal,
Sho oiieciualy cured me.
SARAH SiapE.
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WARD, WILSON, 4 GO.
Marshall, MAY ist. 1881, mao

TYENkERs, MOsELEy, q HALL aagr
ID nsss " Law, VIII practice N she severe
courts ~ the sixth Judicial DISTRICT AMI ;" W.
.uprsnw and federal courts q she state At Y"
her. g q ,fu..,, I.n.r.
AAlrssx. II. q. I,cnncrs, y : Mos.'y' 'e"s''
.o, Texas: Al. J. Hall. Marshall Texas
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CITATION.
Ward & Wisoa Va. .Narston W;sdASv.
Tux syArn Of 'TsxAa

>'iHfh ~ tJ5fft3Q0.
10 d.e sherff' IF said Couatv. Gyxtiss
y on are herbs commanded 10 ,umspon
4 Mar-tcn Windsor. hy publication II mi.
citation four successive weeks IN the Ttxas
Republicans, newspaper pusslished in said
County, 10 b. and appear At til. next term II
the District Court Of HARRISON County. 70 is
holden at tie Court House in !s,e town OF u a.
shall on the ilfrieenia Monday after tho third
Monday in March, 1871, to answer the petjsier
of William r. D. Ward and JAMES u. Wiiror,
IN substance - follows That aIarston Wlsa-
sor onlbe first day OF January. a. y. 1850, u.alr
nild delivered unto SAID plaintiffs his potr,is~ ory
ns.se ~ substance ~ foiia.:
Sa3,io. Marshall Texas. January Isl, 1851,
One day after date promise 10 pay 10 tn or
der Of Ward and Wilson. twenty five doilass
and forty eeai-, sslnc received payable Al their
counting house 10 Marshall. with interest," Il the
rate et tea per cent per annnnl from snaturisy
until iaa. slgned, MANSION Wispsoaw
Plaintiffs alsn aycf that SAID dri~s6A6oAt /.
indebted 10 them IN the further sum e. cn~
hundred and seven dollars aad four ccr@tp for
merchandise sold aud dcinere,! to sieirpsiss, ut
his request. Said PLAINTIFF pray tina, Judgment
be rendered ggnin>i The said defendant 6s the
amonnt sreeii~d IL their petition aud rosls cf
sut.
Herein fiil NOT and make due resssn = ~
Law directs.
.ya,p. Te.ie l. n Ford, clerk u ~ NJ
s1w6t. sfel coutt Of Harrison co~aky, and
STA [. III: seal Of said CONT, y, MsssAaH, his
1kSSsgE: l7lh day Of April A. D. ioel.
nsS l.. u. FORD. Clssk.
By j. r. SuA~Kx. p.uuty.
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This is 10 certify that my son William has
has been cured Of the eramp cole by DIR. A. NJ
Ncal after having been afflicted with the coa-
plain, AZ different times iof i've years.
g.. ". krar.
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Dry Goods, groceries and uardWal
N{iREt EPGRT S1fbKi

MIKE 7 TFVNJ' NTVKT.
fIilE undersigned are constantly receiving,
L at their establishment 10 Shreveport, frrsi,
from the northern cities. and from New Orleans,
the most superior articles Of Dry Goods.
Clothing and Hardware. as well a- a choice
assortment Of Groceries. Their store Will
always be found lul and their stocks entire, 40
tia, purchasers mny meet with ready accom-
mediation in the above lines.
They would recommend those coming 10
Shreveport to purchase goods, to gise them a
call before purchasing elsewhere, satisfied that
they viii give satisfaction Is 10 quniity and
prizes. j.. g. II. JACOBS
" We viii pay cash, or trade for Cotton
md pcilries. 23-hm
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I STILL have The notes and accounts belong.
/ ing to he estate Of WIN. =. Richardson ga nsy
hands iar collection. lhnsc Indebted to TIE
game. ard dcsirou- Of avoiding further trouble,
can do 80 by settling np BY tl.e first os Janc,
As all ,la,us. without distinction. unsettled AZ
that time, wii be PLACED IL The hands Of officers.
SAM. j. RICHARDSON.
April 20, 1851. Hii 81
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snREvEpsRr, H1ey
A. n. MORGAN,

snnnvnrosT, -
nFFERs for sale Iasss and gsasgL -
~ npr'nsnt Of Dry 0ssd., D.oss, B>ooA
Hats, Caps, drorer'e-, Ae.. 10 wkich ~ seeouk,
i'cu pf buyers is invited. flis stock WaabssG11
at The lowest prceAe"d he can offer gssssisiess.
meo's Country pvsriuee taken Al bsss na1oa.
Merchants also supplied II ,~ssA ad,snos.
Shreveport. Nov. 1850. ss-sf
DOBhRF ONNELI. \ CO, 1~ses strees,
~ Shreveport, In. drorer,eA Dry 0ssis,
nar'f'ears, it'of-, Shes. Illus, Pvorisi~ne,
VINES. liquors, eic. so-,S
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Ne " 90 SIR
~ - ~ - " " - -
u AFdire . 4 che inca

tL'Afaire chemiae.)
NJ. sTElNI.ElN having Just return.
- ed from the Eastern cities of New
~ York, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore
takes great pleasure IN announcing TO the cit
i2cns of Harrison county and the public gen.
orally. that he IS now receiving aud opening q
very extensive and general assortment Of
Ukl GOODS,
embracing each and eycty article usually kept
IN Dry Good Establishments, consisting of the
finest and most fashionable goods Of the latest
style. MS gcojs hafisg bean seiecied By him.
SET, and hiring patd Cash tor almost his entire
staca, since the changes of prices, fashions, &c,
k1f - past sss,fons, he is sangnc IN his opinion
to sell goods cheaper IL the
- Nv1l~ than merchants can sell in
the city Of x, " any other town OF
village 10 This p1psry. Wishing 9TH
ers TO imbibc he saiAa 1870 - rslation 10
Caeag Go,ds, he respcd(I( rIlrni1ll ,sjd
customers and the public to co.. 49,
hs stock before purchasing elscwhers.Snd M
lily Themselves as TO the truth Of his state
menfs. He will be enabled to keep on hand
constantly. a select assortment, aud good sup.
ply OF amy and every article in his line Of hnsi-
ness ms Mr.. l.. SrFiStgiS, an elder brother, has
permanently located h,msclf ia the city Of Phil
adclphia, aud wi. attend strictly to all orders
directed to him.
~ Northwest # me Pgbiio Square,
Marshall, Texas Mas q, $40.
X. Il. lie viii sell goods unusually low for
Cash and to pmieuai deaisrs on the usual
credit a.
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Y IN ITTT ~TFF FTTF- Nv TIFTTTT'TFTT Y FFTfTf
NJ. l.. HAMMOND, Proprietor.
February 10, 1881. 1v


RUSH HOTEL.
- MRS. BRACkEN a son have taken
MIL, charge IF the Rusk Hotel IN Eu-k
.s-AA. Cherokee county, aud solicit the patron
age Of the travelling public. The table will be
furnished with thc 6esi tie country affords
and they pledge themselves tiu no pains viii
be- spared TO render It enc OF the most gciiiccl
una comfortable establishments in Eastern
Tcs1s.
Eu.k Cherokee Co.. Feb. ~. 1850. u50y
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1.%0R sale, a large lot oE Aillers sso''h
= SNUFF, BY
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Mon,Ln, Ala. July ~. 1850.
n. T. r. ft<Htrnn;
S,r-~-Tiss quart bottle 81 'Fonis you ,'nvc m~.
with i've boxes u your pile, has completely
sand me of d.spepss, ~hich you know almost
~sds nue. ,asa,ac, daring last winter, When
- wsr, both insai,si- together, IN New Orleans
II the Saint room.
/ bsliess ynu have made ore n the mort
v.l.,ab. discoveries in it,sxsietns. that has hr~n
discovered.
Yours, SC. IlEsav n. l.xg.
FA4nxavilLy. Nov. ., 100.
Til. !. 10 certify that AIsrr trying every tAiAg
el-~ uoywssssslulIy, 70 cnsc Z DeseNste4s o1n
~ ~Aii>s ~ 6syes, ~ esee1 M
Z ~ lyvr 40 vsssa, ! -, sg ~
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MARSHALL HOTEL.


f,..1 THIS large and commodiou- establish.
Ni,; nacnt iSnow open for the reception of
Ia boardcrs and travellers. The proprietor
will only say, that his whole attention will be
directed 10 promote the comfort Of hi- visitors
Attached 20 the above establishment - one
Of the largest aud best stables in the state
Horse. VIII he received and returned at lhe
Hotel
II 49, L.. 49,. 1.-.1.n-.-a..r Til
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Iyilsl.ES ios .sls al New trrk pree*, ~ Inc
ID Harrison County Ab's society, ~ my
As JOHNSTON Sec II. &. n. y.
April -. 1881. hs "
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0UNa!
II u ms<ived. = lot Of fiac douhls-iasstsrd
r. "a gsas Prscs4 vaisa1 Agn - to ~
H. n r -
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uauld inform my friends and The public sha'
! am prepsred 70 make i'a'F~ i'rx o i.
u,4s al various sizes TO suit purchasers Ire
snp,,,oriiy Of these u'i'ls can b. seen At e"'r
ls asy ens who Is a jadg. Of the article.
49, j. y. ALEXANDER.
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rNfN-r. DAVID JAMES family medlsiaes,
- f., ~ by Evan. : SANDERS, The ssal g.
.h..,.sl .~ssi. Il Msf-hsll. ~ ees&6
~ : - ~ al A.ssstv ~
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issued April l7sl,, 1881.
l.. 4. FORD. Clerk. .. G.
By ]. T. sANks. Deputy.

Received 10 office April 18th, leoi, ard
handed TO editors VI Texas Kspuhlisaa asms
day for publication.
y. r. PERRY, Sheriff n. G.
Aprii "a. 1851 NAT
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The King of Belgium has issued a de.
eyer sar universal exhibition, nj Brussels,
of objects OF art and works OF living art.
lists on the 18th of next August, II is
mean, to attract part of the concourse at
London TO the Belgian capital. Long ed.
ilorial essays abound in the French jour.
mails, TO PROV = nj a grand exhibition should
be Undertaken for july in Paris The Lon
don Worlds Fair is limited to four months.
IN July the French metropolis viii ovr.
flow from the British.
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winss~s, Gtnsx.

W1W0DW htUbNs
VA r arc just receis,ag lafgr s' OF "anae"
w glass. from the we'll known n'an"'"c'
Jurors. Mecully & To. Ptlsburg, winch ~
ol,er ior sale al the drug ~iore 81
EVANS Il ~ANDtRs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-03

g~ The Acts of the last Assembly
amount TO 43l. The following IS a list
OF those in which we are locally interest
ed, together with few of general Interest.
An act TO incorporate the Coal Run I'm
proyement Company.
An Act to fix the place of holding the
elections in the borough of Northumberland
aud township Of Coal, in Northumberland
county.
An Act 10 incorporate the Pennsyyani
Academy at Sunbury, in northumberland
county.
An Act providing for the appointment Of
road viewers in the County of N9uhumbcr-
land.
An Act changing the name Of the Nor
cumberland and Point lnlGnlry, and the In
dependent Rangers.
An Ac, relative 10 hawkers aud pedlars in
Northumberland county, and relative to the
FoweIs OF certain Courts Of Common Pleas.
An Act in relation to the Danyille and
PoltsyilIe Railroad Company.
An Act 10 incorporate the Mount Carmel
and Shamokin Railroad Company,
An Act relative to the Mahonoy and Wis
conlsco Railroad Company.
An Act to incorporate the Susquehanna
| Railroad Company.
! An Act to incorporate the Susquehanra
and Erie RIilIoad Company
| A Supplement to an act entitled can Act
relating 10 inns, tayerns, and retailers Of
vuous aud spirluons liguo,s, passed the llih
| day Of March, in tie gear Of our Lord 1894"
An Act TO incorporate the PENNSYLVANIA
State Agricultural 5ociety.
An Act to provide for The payment of the
| first and second regiments OF PENNSYLVANIA
| Volunteers, who served in the late war with
Mexico,
| An Act for the relief of sundry persons
soldiers and widows of soldiers Of the TeVo-
luionary and Indian wars.
An Act relating to the commencement of
actions to judgments and decIees; for the
payment OF money 10 the widows and chill
dren of decedenis; to partitions in the Com
mon Pleas relative TO penalties on telegraph
operators; TO pleadings in certain actions OF
debt; TO actions OF ejecment; TO the prolec-
tlon OF fences; 10 partnerships; 10 lImila-
iion OF writs of entry in manors, lands, and
tenements; 10 the exemption laws; 10 re-
ports OF the Supreme Court TO appeals; re-
latIng TO ward, borough, and township Off
GERS 10 the acknowledgment oi deeds, and
sequesraion of life estates.
An Act TO provide for the election of jud-
ges of the several courts of this Common
wealth, and 10 regulate certain judicial dis
tricts.
An Act relating TO security for moneys
loaned by wives TO husbands.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-03
CHURCH STRUCK By LIGHTNING-Oue
Person Killed and Ii Injured.

The new Methodist Church at Danville,
was struck by lightning on Sunday last,
during the afternoon service. A Quarterly
Meeting was then in session, and the cler-
gymen present were on their knees re-
ceiving the Communion, at the time. The
steeple was struck, and the lightning de-
scended on the lamp rod. The wife OF
Mr.. George Pensyl, daughter of Mr.. Vas
tine, was killed instantly, and her sister
who sat by her side, was taken up for
dead her face completely blackened.--
She is, however, now recovering, as well
as about thirteen others who We're badly
hurt. The floor and pews were torn of,
and the room filled with smoke, while the
congregation rushed out in terrible confu-
sion. The damages TO the church are said
to be about one thousand dollars.