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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-25

r.. members OF the John " Gibson Lodge
i n' To meet at their Hall On MONDAY
IN next, as important business ~ill be beio''
e. Lodsr. yv = scPoCGIys SECT
Marshall Dcr 20, is5l
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

olive Branch Temple Of Honor. No 2, meets
=, s,,. and third Thursday evenings of ench
.snih. at &; o'clock, r. NJ "What We love
- ,hcr for, with earnest and cheerful zeal
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Administration Notice.

I ErTERS OF administration d. baHts nan
II were granted to the undersigned ON the
25ih day Of October a. % 1892, on the estate
Of William WoodIe,. dcecas,d by thee county
court held in and for the county eft Harrison,
Texas. Tia, is, therefore, to give notice to all
persons having claims against said estate to
present them wtihn the time prescribed by
law, duly authenticated, and those iu4ebtcd To
the same to make immediate payment
WlNGAIE II. WOODLEl, Adm
Dec. Is, 1892. n2J ct.
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Bethany Masonic COLLEGIATE Institute

rI>UE undersigned. Committee respectfully
announce to the public that they bay,
founded l. school with the above title. az Betb
any. Pamela county, Texas. winch will com.
mrnrr IT, exercises on Monday, 81 Janunry
1888. under the suprun,eudance of rfof II
A. MuSrEo.s.
The Institution will be divided into three
departments, viz Common School. Acai,mr
aud College.
From the former success Of the President of
the Institute, The committee ar, copiiden, n,ar
all studies, belonging to each OF the ,b,ye s..
parlmcnts, viii be Il oroughly taught, So tba.
parents and guardians may have ma h,.,t,t,..,,
in sending 10 the school Thi, cepi,ep,e,
comes to Us, not rs an adyrnturer. but with the
expe renee of fifteen wear, IN the South and
who has never failed in carr,Ing out ia, object.
of Academic and Collegiate education
-r,,,
6 a..
~ "'.us' ''''hs' ana Lle.
n''"'"'f A'"""eN'' Per session OF
I'VE "o"'n'' $40 90
"'',h"c''1' rue''s' Grammar 'eogra-
,|y' anu O""'p'''''''' Per session. Si2 90
'"e "ooNe s''ue'' IN eohh.Non with
history hhe'ofc' Natural Pmioso-
P"y' Nneh''s'fy, po''"y' ana Asifono-
NV, Pci ~'s''ph, $40 %
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Wanted immediately.

fN OR 10 Iourneymen saddlers. None but
w sober men mad good wcrkmon need APP
ply; sign Of the Golden Saddle, Te,a. street,
opposite the market, Shreveport La,
GElGIR * co.
Oct. =, 1882 uli-,
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I ETrERS Of administration were granted
| to the undersigned ON the estate Of lsaac
stephens. deceased, On the 29Ih day of No.
,cmber 4. -. s53 by ;hc county court held IN
and for the county Of Harrison, Texas, TINS
is, therefore, to give notice TO all persons hay
ing claims against said estate 10 present them
within the tine prescribed by law, duty anthem
uca,ed and those indebted to the same TO make
immediate payment.
A. PARKER, Adm.
Dec II. 1852 M ct
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~ MI ID,

4 y excellent Steward aud good bed.
~ room servant, suitable Tor q iifsl elias
hotel Good wages will be gwen For further
Information inquire at tins office.
r,'i o. 1852
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O. HENDRlCk, Crk.
Dec. II, lNJ2. u2i-tt.
IIiE STAIH or TLtAS,


ETIERS tcsiameulary were granted on
l L the estate OF Mary Duke, deceased, to
the undersigned, by the county court pertain.
ing 10 the estate, Of decreased persons, he'd IN
and foi Harrison county, Texas, on tine 2aih
day of November. a. .. 1892. All persons
having claim. against said estate are hereby mo-
titled to present them within the time pre-
~er,bcd b, law, duly authenticated and those
indebted 10 the same are requested to make
immediate payment to
NN +. BALDWIN. Adm.
Dee. II, 1882 u2i-Gt
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rICAYrNE OFFICE,
49,. r..yt.. D.re ob-, Is. is59.

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s.4,, I'll ci t,nni Mddlihs' 70
1.ho,-y = al! Nddhne ram ~ ~
h I,hng' " 7as Far. ~ -
rlors -rfon 81 60 to - :,
pssk-From sl6 %. to ]. 80 .,-.
B,co-. Hams from loI'o DC '''"' ''' :" ~
.oa'Irt .-ll NJ t.c
lsp-At II Ia ll.c.
coyyrr --si io9ic.
,,ocst,rE.-t From 9 to TO-
Sos brown. from , to r.
4.oat,c kentucky from 1910 lJtc.
n,,,w,x From % 10 2Jc
e. gorr kentucky, 81 81.
-, Bear Is to % Deer, In hair l2i TO Ice.
vs,.sags. FROM % TO BE.
| |.,ptfs : ar s2c.
| Kct-h 3fc.
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IOOk HER T. :

|lAere will be sold on the FIST Monday in Feb
fsap, 1853, To the highest bidder, an one, two
~ three years ius,almcnts, with interest from
Pc, twenty of the choice blocks of lots be.
|oaging TO Chapel TN College Notes and
PProyel security win be required,
J. 4. " \, Sec, i. I.
Dec. IS. 1852 u26 81
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The Scientific American.

'I'I!f Publishers Of the Scientific American
i respectfully give notice that the seventh
volume Of tins valuable Journal viii commence
ON the 2l,I OF September next The character
Of the Scientific American Is too well known
throughout the conntts To require detailed
account OF the various subjects discussed
through ~ columns
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IA America
It viii be published weekly, IS heretofore IN
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The year az illustrated Encyclopedia, Of over
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II aso rosscss.. an original feature not
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~ the goth day of january newt, at the
~ Courthouse door. IN the town of Marshall
VIII hire ont for the year sjs fourteen Incl,
negroes consisting uf men. women. and has.
'ef'n'' Notes due lst January following. Win
security
wili also rent my Steam Saw ard G,i.,
MN Tor the year 1883, With all the necessary
implements for running it,
WI Nlso rent my farm, consisting Of three
huhdn aud twenty acres Of open land. we'll
fenced %a'ercd, ,,c, for the year 500. There
= a comfortable dwelling house, out houses.
&c. on same. Those wishing to rent w,ll ind
THIS most desirable farm.
There T. finery on my land, those renting
The Mil will be allowed the use thereof An.
ply 10
ALLEN d. BURRESS,
One mile and half North Of Marshall.
Dee II, 1852. nai-,f
Also: Those indebted to me will pleas,
come forward and settle their accounts, for
longer Indulgence cannot be gwen
4. ID. BtRRESS.
Dec. II, ls52 u2l-,a
THE STATE or TEXAS,
County of Harrison.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that William S
~ Horton, administrator of the estate of
Thomas Horton deceased, has flied hi. ae
counts with snid estate, In this office, for
iiaai settlement thereof and tia, they Will be
opened Tor examination and allowance, at the
term OF sad court, TO be held on the last
Monday IN Januy next, when and where all
persons Interested may attend and coatest
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ROBERT DONNEkL. e co.

ROBERT UUNNENI, 4 90,
Shreveport, Louisiana,
TIAVE on hand, and offer for sale on rea-
.onahle terms,
10000 lbs Bacon 30 bhls mess PORK; 10 do
leaf lard Is do flour, / hhds, sugar; Is hbls
do. iO4 bags RIO coffee ~ bb, WHISKY, assort-
ed brands ~ bis molasse, u hall barrels
do 100 boxes tobacco, 100 tons bar iron, as.
sorted blacksmith tools wines, Brandics, and
l.quors Of every description.
Also choice assortment Of old wines IN
glass. and nearly every other article for plant
ers use.
Nhefc,eport, October 1881. isy
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Dissolution.

I'IiE firm of EVANS, GfEee & KY is this
L day dissolved. Those interested val do
well to call AT the old stand and settle.
o. EVANS.
G 6. GREGG,
January /, 1854. II KEY.
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- NJ. LOWE, CoaoH Factor, and Gen.
~ era! CommiS4.oa Merchant, New Or.
leans.
December 4, 1852. n1i-y.
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\. y. Life Insurance Company,
On the Maiuai Plan, tapiias sioooOo'
The undersigned having withdrawn his con-
ncc,ion from the board Of Underwriters, is
prepared to ISSUE policies for thc respective
kinds OF insurance. IA the above old and very
able companies, against loss or danger on
Fire, Marine, and Inland Risks, and On The
Lives Of Whites and Slaves, on the mort lihe-
raj terms, discriminating according TO hazard.
Apply to &. G.. LATnRop, Agent,
- Camp street,
The undersigned is sub-accnt for the above
company, and }. prepared and fully authorized
to take any RISKS coming under the puruew Of
the policies. J. u lool''
ie:e-y Smthland. Cass Co, Texas
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CITATION
Tur STATE on TrN,s. County OF llAR.
RisoN.

Ward wilson, q c., as: Henry WbWimore
To anu lawf.i osrer Of sad county, Gree',ag
NrOU nre hereby commanded to summon
Henry Whtimorc, by publication, to be,
and apnear before me at nv office, in the town
of Marshall on the last Saturday IN January,
-, n. 1888. at 10 o'clock, Il, 10 answer the
,omulnnt of " r. u Ward. James Il WI.
.on and q " Viyion. partners and merchants,
,,ad,n, under the firm name Of Ward Wilson,
d Co.. 10 plea Of deo' tor 'he -am OF 'hir-
Teen dollar. ard uincn ccut., pn'upaI, due by
account, briefly As follows To goods mefch-
andIe Sc ..
Herein ful not, and make due return Of TINS
wy,t n the Law directs
Gwen under ms hand, thu. the i3lh day OF
December. a. n is5@.
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Cattle Market.

Jefferson CITY, Dec Is, 1889.
u,fCaiic tsc.,rtnl Ter H. net "A lie
Lake and Texas, 90
H.. e,r ID net Ola &c.
MIN cows. per head, s2t ona6o
.t..n Ter head, 3 j1I
r,igs. and icnfines, per bead. 1dll
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.RRIyAL OF THE NIAGARA.

u,.,r.x. June 23.-The steamer Niagar
rived off the bar last night; but, owing to the
ios did not get up till to-day at noon.
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary proceedings were unimpor-
..nt On Wednesday much interruption was
"snsed by the absurd conduct of Fergus o..
Cannon, who was committed to the custody Of
,he sergeant alarms. and ordered to remain
n confinement ill the end of the session. He
bss since been pronounced insane, and will
he sent to the lunatic asylum.
On Thursday petitions were presented from
Jamaica and other West India islands, CON-
plsining Of their distressed condition. which
thew attribute TO the sugar act of eighteen
hnndred aud iortv-six.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has an.
pounced that the extra grant Of f200, 900 for
the expenses of the kaffir war will not be
needed.
The threat of the French Minister of Police
to expel all the CORE spondents of London
papers from Paris, form the subjects of the
leading articles of the London press.
Cloves great printing establishment in Lon.
don, had been damaged by FIRE to the extent
of $4,000. His whole editions OF the illus.
traled Catalogue of the Great Exhibition, and
the Knights OF Shakespeare, were destroyed.
FRASCE.-The editor of the Paris Constitu-
lionel had received second official warning
from Government, and the third will be a sus-
pension Of his paper. DR.. Vernon, the writer
Of the obnoxious articles, seems inclined to
stick TO his statements, at which the president
is greatly incensed.
The Chateau de Louis Philippe had been
seized by virtue OF the de, rec of conSscation,
and the case was to have been argued before
the council the day the Niagara sailed.
SwITZERLAND.-The Roman Catholic pop.
ulaton of the Canton of Fessido have super
ceded ca the property confiscated by the Gene.
raj Government by majority oftwo. This has
stirred up new spirit Of discomfort.
GREECE.-The Government has under con.
sideration treaty by which the Greek Church
refuses 10 return under the jurisdiction of the
Patriarch of Constantinople.
fURKEY.-The greater part of Bosniasera
the capital of Bosnia, was destroyed by fire
on the 23fd ultimo. During the confagration
abominable acts of rapine and pillage were
committed.
AFRIcA.-The British Consul had lett Libe
ria 10 consequence of difficulty with the GO
vernment.
The packet to England had on board 4,00(
pine apples as an experiment.
INDIA Tine mail has arrived at Marseille.
with Calcutta dates of may Sd, and Bombay tt
MAY 18th.
The Burmese attempted to retake MartabaI
by surprise, but had been driven back with i'm
mense loss.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

lxoTaER NATtofAL C0nvkNTloA JkxxxDs
. .,re,l.r dated a, Washington, and signed BY
S.r.., Lewis, chairman. has been issued.
..Il;os "a National Convention Of delseates
= he Free Democracy, at The city u pisn
Sa,sh on Wednesday, the lish day q Aa-
nex,. Al noon, Tor the purpose OF select
su', .snd;da,es for the Offices Of President and
Jog prss;den, of the United States" Friends
= he rr;uciples declared at Buffalo, atthe me-
o u Convention of August lS48. are re-.
h 'o.sd "a send delegates. In connection with
t. call. /, is stated that the Hon. Mr.. Durkee,
from Wisconsin,, is determined
rsaa,ose the election of Pierce and King
o,ber Democratic members Of Congress-, Il is
"a will do the same. md amongst these is
~ s,' Townsend, Of Ohio, and the Hon. :. P.
chase ct Senator from Ohio.--N \. Erpress.
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Steamship City of Norfolk.

New YORK, June 23.-The splendid screw
steamship City ofNorfolk, recently built at
Baltimore TO go upon the line between this
city and Richmond, after having received
some slight alterations, made trial trip down
the bay yesterday, and gave most entire salts
faction by her performance, running 90 miles
against wind and tide in one hour and 80 min
u'es' She is now intended TO run between
this city and Charleston.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June "a.
FLOUR has declined. Sales to-day Of COO
bbls at "a IL. WHEAT-Red SO cts q 41.01.
White 81 to $i.04. CoRS-White 5Sa 50 cts
Yellow So cts.
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Collision.

=, BUFFALO, June 23.-The splendid steamer
Northern India. came in collision this morning
al o'clock, with schooner Plymouth, from
Milan, loaded with wheat. The latter was
completely cut ia two. The hands aboard
were fortunately saved. The steamer put in.
to Cleveland much injured, with three feet OF
water in her hold.
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Fatal accident at Hartford.

HARTFORD, June 22.-Last evening, as the
Wings were firing national salute of 100
guns in honor of SCOTS nomination, man
named Viberts, who was assisting to FIRE the
pieces, went before the gun just as it was dis
charging, and was instantly torn to pieces -
Some parts Of his body were blown ter rods.
tibeIts leaves q wife and six children.
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Cholera in Me Wesi.

CINCINNATI, June 22nd.-The weather il
quite warm, and cholera 10 prevailing to some
extent among the laboIing classes on the Gov.
ingson AID Lexington Railroad, and there are
q few scattered cases in this city.
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Distressing accident .

oswEGo, June 23.-The schooner Annawan
eapsized Yesterday some fifty miles from this
port, and all on board were drowned.
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Fire in Prosideses

PRoyipEscE, r. l., Jnne 22d.--The old ca.
nal store house, used for the storage of cotton
waste. was destroyed by Gre this morning
Damage, $500. No insurance.
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WAsHisoroN. JuNr "a, 1852.
The SENATE was engaged il the discussion
Of rules. The House was occupied with the
contested election from Pennsylvania.
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The Nasioual Arienltnfsl Convention mstin
this city to-day. Twensy-lhsse States wsss
represented ~ one hundred and 6lly. four Dels-
gatss. mARsHALL WfLDER Of Massachusetts,,
was chosen President. A commistee was sp.
pointed, who reported Z constitution and other
matters.
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Reception of the Nominations.

CHAMBERsBCaG, June 23.-The nominal
ton of General Scott was received here yes.
terday with the greatest enthusiasm. Bells
were rung, and an immense ratification meet.
Jog was held last night, which was addressed
by several of or mosl prominent speakers.
CHARLEsToK, June 21.--The Wing nomina.
tons have caused good deal of surprise, and
are stronger than was expected. I
? AUGUSTA, Ga. June 23.--The Wings are
sAuch dissatisfied at the action of the Wing
Convention, bur defer action till the return Of
heir Delegates.
SAyAssAn, June 23.--The nomination oil
Scott is very ehstasteful to the Wings here.
= NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-The nomination
~ fseutt sssad Graham caused much surprise
he,e, but are generally acceptable to the
Wigs. A salute ofi00 guns was fred in theiI
Solor.
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DAKGAINS IN SUMMER DRESS DRY
ID GOODS.-I have in store large assortment Of
Lawns, French Muslins, embroidered white and
colored Swiss Muslinf, embroidered Hernsnnis
super rich figured (plain and satin plaid) Bareges
Bareee de Lsines {thin texture.) All new STYLES
purchased in New York this season. Also, EN-
broidered Cur ain Musns. nice ig'd black Lace for
cheap tor cash, at WIN. ]. SWORDS,
lie IL 225 Broad street
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'SioeAsag Tragedy.-A Father and SO,
Murdered.

Murdered.
- aoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, June 22.-Another
shocking murder was perpetrated in this coun-
\ at kittannng Point, on Sunday night. A
shoemaker, named John Robinson, having lost
his wife, made preparations to leave for New
York on Monday. But on Sunday night, him.
self and little son. aged three years, were
cruelty murdered while asleep in bed. A man
named William Tracey had purchased his
shanty and was sleeping up stairs. The Cor
oner's inquest found thntthe axe that had struck
the fatal blow. was afterwards used to bat.
Ter the door and windows. Altogether, Ira
cey's evidence was SO vague and contradictory
that he was arrested and committed. Appear
ances are very strong against him. Robinson
was known to possess some four hundred dol.
lars, and to wrest this paltry sum from him,
himself and poor little innocent son were
ushered into eternity.
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49, MOONLIGHT EXCUK.
sum NIL ITARx AM csIy1I1s !

Tne Eagle Infantry Lieut.. A. Richards, command
ing, will make their fifth annual excursion down
James River on the steamer Curtis Peck. IN
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst
The corps viii be accompanied by the Armory
Brass Band and Ruffin's Cotillon Band, The boat
will leave the wharf at Rockets at half past Z
o'clock precisely. Mr. A. Pizzini win furnish re-
freshments on board at city prices.
Tickets for gentleman and lady 81, for each ad.
ditonal lady so cents to be had OF Messrs haskins
Libby, G. Z. Sadler, or any officer Of the com.
pany. je 22-td
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Saiiiag Of he America.
bosroN, June 8.-The America SALAD ~.
day with 20 passengers and $500, 900 il spec;e.
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r AND IN BE NRICO.-We offer for sale
IL tract of LAND in Henrico, containing SIS acres
and lying about eleven miles from Richmond. 1t
is bounded on the west by the Richmond. Freder
icksburg and Potomac Railroad, and on the north
and east by the Chickahominy Greek. The whole
tract is of excellent quality has about $50 acres of
arabic land the balance finely timbered. The i'm
provements are of the fret order We viii sell
with this land should the purchaser prefer it. the
stock Of every description. and the farming nipple
ments of every kind. As it rarely happens that
such property as this gets into market and as land
is now much sought we would remind capitalists
of the propriety of their applying without delay.
TOLER a. COOK,
lie 81 General Apenfa
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BY JOHN K. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
n EAI. ESTATR AT AIICTIAN-Rx xir

III tue OF decree of the Circuit Court of Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit of Burlington 0s. An ierton ais, the 9th
day of June, 1852. will be offered for sale at public
auction ON Saturday, the 18th day OF the present
month. the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said suit mentioned; said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM w Anderton, situa-
ted in what's known as DuvaIs Addition to the city
of Richmond. The house end improvements are
said to be in good order, and the property to be q
desirable one for small family.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance In two install
ments of and ~ months, title retained until con.
veyance is directed by the Court.
By order of the Commissioner.
jel6 J. R. D. PAYNE, Auctr.
ER The above sale is postponed to Wednes.
day, the Both June.
BY order OF the Commissioner.
jel4 R. D. PAYNE, Auctr.
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- ESOLUIIONS AND DEBATES OF 179e-J
IL w. RANDOLPH has published a new and
more conveniently arranged edition Of the Virgins
Report of 1899, 1900, touching the Alien and Sedi
of December 81, 1893 The debate and proceedings
thereon in tie House of Delegates of Virginia. and
several other documents illustrative Of the Report
and Resolutions; 10 vo, halt calf binding-price
81 so.
The Baltimore Convention having made the Res.
olutions of go part of the Democratic plctform,
this work has become an important and indispen-
sable Text Book for all the faithful.
Ae but a small edition was published, and az
there are great many persons that swear by
these resolutions, who never read them, would
advise an early application to secure copy It
viii be sent by mail free of expense, to all who
win remit the price in money or stamp, postpaid.
je22 J. w. RANDOLPH.
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WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, &c
HAVING added to our present business that Of
III HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city of Philadelphia, we are now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIONARY WASH.STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water &c. which viii be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons In want will please give a call.
G. 4 A. BARGAMlN, JR.,
NH CTS 201, cor. Main and 10th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-25

JazMTn STRAY COW.-Came to my
farm on the Meadow Bridge Road, about
ten days ago, dark red Cow, with
straight horns. one car cropped and the
other split The owner will come forward and
identify her, and pay for this advertisement.
lie 24-2r THOMAS TROWERS