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By J. @. MCGUIRE, Aactioneer.

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I, INTENSIVE SALE or FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EtFEoTson Tuesday, February 5'h az 10 oe,oca at ins
large brick houses on street. known Mrs Need
and household effects con
tanned in SIX PARLoRs and about FIFTY CHAMBERs, all
with everything necessary TO consul
rosewood seven octave piano. made by kechenbach
Three large ornamental framed French plate mirrors
Walnut and mahogany damask aud push covered sofas
Lounges, arm chairs rockers, dvan,, and o''omanS
Crimson danask curtains aud fixtures, rugs
Velvet tapestry. Brussels, and ply carpets
French China vases, girandoes eandeiabras
Astral lamps brackets painted window shades
50 mahogany and walnut French, Italian, and post bed
sends
- superior feather beds
% mahogany and walnut dressing a oa,sau us,o,..
so do do washstands
60 pairs French blankets, 100 comforts
100 Marseles quilts and bedspreads
900 pairs sheets, bolster and pillow cases
40 best hair. and so husk mattresses
so chamber carpets so toilet sets
Chamber tables toilet glasses, towel racks
Figured ehntz curtains, cornices, shades
Walnut, cherry, and mahogany breakfast and side tables
French and stone China dinner, tea, and coffee sets
Chahng and hot water dishes, plated casters
Coffee and tea urns, swing tea kettles
DecanteIs goblets, umbers wines
Table cutlery, ice cream freezers and moulds
-Four refigerators mahogany sdeboards
900 mahogany walnut, and maple chairs
Stoves consisting of radiators, artsh cottage Crates and
oiIcIo,n, stair rods hail lamps
superior cooking stoves, coppers, &c.
Preserves ees brandy fruits, pickles ever
description
Green peas corn tomatoes SC, in Theoretically sealed
all OF which put up for private with great b,
Also a large quantity Of wood and coal.
Terms $50 and under, cash that credit Of two
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
Feb cd
Catalogues preparation, will be ready
delivery on Saturday, the l2lh instant
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. II, 1853.
Congress Friday.

SrsArE-The Chair laid before the Senate report
from The Secretary OF State. showing the disbursement,
for The service OF that department for the fiscal year end
ing 3oh June. 1851
After the usual morning business the Senate took up
tue Dill IN relation to the payment of the Texas debt
MI Houston spoke at length in opposition to the
bill and the further consideration of il was then post
poned until Thursday next
The Senate then proceeded the consideration OF ex
ecutive business, and after some time adjourned.
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Mr.. RUSK Does anybody suppose that practical
oa,.iion like this going lobe settled In day. when
s@oarscticabIe ones take up whole days move TO
nospone II til Tuesday next
PMr BROOKE 1 move that the Senate adjourn.
M. BUTLER ! know ii is out OF order TO speak
oa the question OF adjournment, but | understand the
moiion to be made in order TO give the senator from
Texas lMr HousroSl an opportunity to speak to-mor-
low. e,o,, -; =, . . ,.
with that view -
Mr. BUTLER. II we adjourn. 1t will amount TO the
The question being then taken on the motion 10 ad.
iourn il was greed io--ayes "a, noes 10.
THE Senate accordingly adjourned.
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Since announced the death Of William Peter, esq,
British consul a, Philadelphia the merchants and cii-
zen. Of the city and county OF Philadelphia have held
meeting, at which Mayor Gpin presided and Benjamin
Rush. esq., acted as secretary. Several gentlemen adj
dressed The meeting speaking in high terms OF the char
ac,er and accomplish mens OF the deceased The fol-
lowing resolutions, offered BY T. J. Wharton, esq, were
unanimously adopted
"R.,otp,d That deeply regret the death of VIM Pc
ter esq IL b M. consul for this city, who, during resi-
dence OF more twelve years in Philadelphia, by his
kindly and social disposition. his manly and ingenious
character his cultivated intellect and refined TASTE sc-
aured the respect and affection of this community with
out in say degree compromising his national official
character.
Resolved, That, mark sf respect for the memory
Of Mr. Peter, will attend his funeral tomorrow after
Rs'ofrsd, That committee of be named by the
chiirfnsn Of this meeting. who shalt communicate the
foregoing resolutions tho widow OF Mr. Peter and TO HE
nearest relatives in England together with EXPIRE son Of
the sympathy OF the citizens Of Philadelphia with them on
the occasion Of the present bereavement"
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J.
OF great from OF the learnet
accomplished of the revealing OF the
which who have been deprived OF the
sight hearing boybood
passed life OF activity scholar, In
deafness which living sub
ected His HIMSELF his discriminating remarks
OF the blind James Mitchell, Laurs Bndgemsn,
and othc repete thought
presented in the OF their mental anins
CArisfida Observer.
Kirros DAILY BBLr ILIusrr.ross-Mornng Series vols
u e.
Vol. l. hntediuvian. and Patrarehs
9. and Judges.
,. Samuel Saul, and David
Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series 4 vols ~ o..
Vel. 4. Job and the Poeucs Books.
g.. isaiah and Prophets,
3. The Lite and Death Of Lord
4. The Apostles and the Early Church
For sale AT GRAY h BALLANTYNEiS Bookstore,
Sep LIFT 9Th street, doors above Odd Feiows' Hail.
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Avsry's sewing M.ohnos-Price only s25 i-Patentot
October 10, 1854.

THIS acknowledged who
other sewing machine invented for
simplicity the beasty
weighs about Is lbs and only from 25
neatly the smallest thread muslin canbrc
simple child OF year. Of
fapdly, without OF getting
the work Of than 20 seamses.os much
be by hand The
independent every
still hold. good and II unlike and
machine invented THIS machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation IL viii do
kinds and when win be generally introduced
families and plantations.
The Avery sewing Machine Company perfected
engagements supply
any Of machines shortest notice Orders
CHARLES NErrLEroN, 25i broadway New York. win receive
prompt attention.
93-d6m
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These steamers stop Southampton both going and returning
pRoPosEp DATES or sAnIN0-leS3.


All letters newspapers pass through the poat ONCE
No bills ladng will BIO signed the day Of sailing
n experienced surgeon Is attached TO each steamer
For freight passage, apply 10 - -
MoLLEk, SAND, h RIERA, 90 South ST., NJ \.
q. A. HEiNCKEN u CO., Bremen
MARTlNEAU, CRO5kEY, CO.. Southampton.
WILLIAM l5ELik, HaWe.
Ian p5-dly
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ID ~. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers !,
floor oil cloths, mattngs curtain materials
sheetine blankets, and house
Pennsylvania between 7b 9Th gton
d. q
Aus 2o-u
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NOTICEwe respectfully notify customers who
~ settio5 their will
by doing by the LIST Of February,
business the
possible Those who have seady seued pleas.
cept thanks.
Jsn 25-d2w CLAGErT, NEWTON MAY, A co.
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IN and after Monday, January ~ passenger and msh trains
" win be follows
Leave Washington and sx, m, ~ ard 5, p m.
On sundays n. and s, y. m.
Ieav. Baltimore at 4 and OK, a. m. - snde -,
On Sundays m4s m, and 4 IS, p. m,
The hr-t srd 9Th will be
stopping ony Annspo. Junction
tn. trains leaving and s. connect At tbs Relay
House ~ifh Baltimore with those
and ~ these only sold The through tickets Phsdspais
and ksw York.
TIL PARSONS,
Js - AGENT
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a MISSOURI FARM EOR SALE.

Ann ACRES IN HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION oso
1UU timothy blue
fenced 200 in the
TIMBER adjoining w, and ". W. side A
dwelling Young
plenty falling stock Inside the incosure and
SPRING. Land all Of the best qual hemp
corn wheat clover
grass smaller adjoining The
county Missouri miles Of Georgetown
Of the survey Of Pacific railroad snd miles
from he Missouri
Iwl sell great bargain property, shall be
PEELED ~.
Possession viii be gwen time after the purchase,
joins g. JONES.
ST. shan Washington city, at the National Hotel until
the lsi of March the premises in Missouri
sn tp-23rsdkcp.
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National Prize Song.

We Invite the attention Of readers to an advertise
ment on this subject which appears in another column OF
this days paper the signature OF X w Latham,
ESQ., well known as a banker OF high character ana
stan ding in this city. Mr.. La,hams well written an
nouncen.n suc emily explains itself, and our f'a'e"
will we doub, not, appreciate the blended spun OF ~"
,rioiism charity and liheralitY which i displays.
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Large Of Valentines, very superior and
a chss,s, comic snd sentimental For sale Al -
TAYLOR MAURYs
Fsho BoohsAors, oth street
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By reference advertising columns In ,.le nl.c.
tina, public sale Of valuable on pa'u Nv ~ 81 49,,
IN Pbiadelphs on Tuesday. the isth OF ''Ne
I,OR story brick ~. .,res,s mashed IN
~ ~, ~ and ..rof best msiers WIN -.
-, ~ 40 .npsrs running tnro"s" Wv SUISSE ~ - -
.,.. cs,r,ss- house, wood house. &C. - $500. 80
Urn 49,. purchase, can ersnne ms p's"'ss n
Any one ass aothoron Of Market md RuAes
SIRE an. h.,.noe In a nd months
Terms ""7 N. SNYDER
Exchange Broker National Hotel Buildings, washington
IanQ DID,
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NEW YonK. BREMEN. AND SOUTH

80 ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
N&Ef The ships comprising this ise the WASHING
on capt 4. NJ, Fitchi HERMANN, Capt T. his
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TO c orr spOndents

~fza le,' who is a good fellow
by the way, wants to know what is
necessary for person to do or pos
sess, who is emulous of becoming an
acceptable newspaper writer. We
know Of nothing better than read-
iag. observation, and practice, linked
with a good English education =
Judging from, tie note before us, we
would say, if the writer Graves dis
tinction, it would be better for him
to &c ase lis labors now, and thus
avoid the modification Of failure in
the future. A Elcetipus editor,we d on't
know vho,a,dvises begidncrs,vho wish
to sudceed, to get On, ink and pa per,
sit down by a table, throw tho head
to on side, loll out the to ngue, and
away.
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4 medicine fer sStEsaieS! VGfrTs:st
bic compound! FFsce ofssN - 0SA
EFOIR2OOie'- Giss;ssc silt 4E&.'

A certain, efficient and 7 e mare ut remedy
FOR all female complaints peculiar to their sex
It viii Immediately cure the Hrsterics, Sex
iIeai ache. Palpi-ation OF the Ieae, thinning
Of tie Head, Pain in the Back tE,ad and SIDE
CLlorosis or Green S.okress LufoTA ea, Mel
ancholv. Night Sweats Psi@feir Irregular or
Suppressed Monstraar.on, and all female lrres-
ularities. Young and old aTe daily 'lsius it
L cures by upse.ting the ea5as4 Of the disease =
Forsal in Fayetteville by BIZ Elrpr & hichin-
ney, and Diemer& Hampton; II LewiSbuFs by
J Jones.
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- I-ss,----7----r.-s4s

r-er Ms the season is with Us, when there
is always much sickness a1nbng ch.Idrer, eausel
By sudlsnlcolas, it may ld i te 4tliss Tor Us to
mention that the new me.i4ine, Il gyer's Cherry
Pec.pral," attracting so m uchi d the public
notidc, for the cure of serious Lufglcomi laints,
is, when used in small, doIes, oteof the very
best in the world, for occasional family use
l. is simple and HARMLESS fox Children, IS well
as very palatable. We use the article our
selves, and would recomm bid our readers to
all on the agents and get a bottle for trial. =
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! I@h5kg q Newspaper We ere
inform td by highly respectable
and reg Ponsible gentleman Of Rus
sell cod ally, that a cattle bayrr to
ullu'n De sold his call, enqulied
of him ds to who had cattle to sell
~ his j fighboihood, and the eer-
dem "a gave him tie uames 81 ali
fafrson4 ti.at be knew bad stock,
aud lhd bayer would ask him as hr
gave lb Z rame OF each nan,NlieiIi-
er be ID BIZ O nwspoper.a4d wlppeNer
he nanl ed man that took q paper,
he buy ~ would Saw ! shall not 90
to see y in, as he is posted up as toI
the prid e Of caiie-l wdl % and
see only those who DO not 4 lle the
paper, Rs | can get much better
)argainF ont Of them
We dommepd this article 10 all
J 10 saw they lave no tit1e 70 read (
pews1 arer- Somerset (Ag.)s Ga-
ette, I'd be 3.
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MisIsid--

We received the proceedings Of a
conTe ntion, held at Lewisburg, with
4 request to publish, which We should
certainly have done, lad The copy
not been lost. The proceedings. we
believe, went on to state that Tie
convention was dissatisfied with Capt.
c3q03hs8' views on the temperance
q question, and that its members woald
t'.Re such steps as would bring a can
dilato into the field, WHO would re-
leqt their views. The convention
to meet at Coraersyillo.
where we undersigned, Capt " P. !
DqDis, of MARSHALL, was nominated.
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Fayctte vile Observe or.
iFae Of Postage liz Lincoln C0unty!
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T'sTERsDA 5UEE sc. 1888
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&sllI0t1ottsis 1853.



e. We a-e autlo+izod to announce Hon
q %. -. sosae~. t.,ndida.a for r.-slest;o.
tc Congress, rom tins Congressional District.
LEG l.ArpRE-LTScoLF COUNTY.
r. re afa aulaonzeI to ar.nqunce Ecss-
nj: ". slsilE3~, IS essAlila-e for the low
e. raaoh Of TAP Tennessee Legsl tture, st the
= -as-. elec-io4.
r We ars' authorized to annburc Capt.
{; y. taeh5l a cand date TO represent lin
c. i countv, FRI The lower bganch OF the next
T 3arass 70 u iEstare, Al the August Election
- We-a7e authorized 70 announce W ~
z, y T:iss. 2 or is.te 70 represent Lincoln
cot~'v in th4 'bker branch Of sae Tennessee
Ii Stature, a sic AGzust election.
~ We are ddth brizel 10 announce WIN.
x = iis@ta. a chndid . represent Lin
col County, 10 the lover branch Of the next
I'd ln I eE.slatUre, al the August election.
T,T1 sEgArE--LIScoLy, AID FRASKLIS,
t~ We are autho-.ze1 TO announce Ger
= ~ F.sfassEt3s canlfdate for the
S2nasa fonl the colntieso Of Lincoln and
Friak'.a. a+Ae Angus: Election.
rkotTre-LfycoLv GILES AID MARSHALL.
K !. are au-horizei u annpunce Cart
- go s7lI1li~s, 2 candidate for the low
e. -ench . DIE fezt Tannes.as Legislature,
f-of b the conf feeb pr Lin4ola, Giles and Mar
shall q thu kp~.lF. election 4
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.G,lirit Rapain s.

Spirit IapEinrs--
An esteemed inend writes TO
i how What We tIiinh Of the seq failed
spiritual comm .7lieatiof F Living J,
never lead any. TogL; adFqeati'l$ the
theory, we are. PERHAPS, hc0ml sfent
10 ju3 gc; Yet, Ne are c Used aflons
tile Il hbelievefs lloWfYef, hanNs
10 a q cd appdfte, we 45fe bedn en-
Mai \ = mike The liable etpcrj-
,lsaf' threp times a daE, and IA we
Have u Of suce5sdetl III MOVING ika,
Item firnii R5q, we have N fdo il
cpnsi4d rably li4f Ter.
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In 4 BAD FIX The Memphis Ell


Gle and Enquirer, Friday last, says:
A young man at GAINESVILLE, nam
ed William l.. Miller, was very anx-
io0s to marry Malissa Petty, but was
unable to get any person to go lis
seeuuI i. lie went to the Clerks Of
flee, therefore, and represented HIM
self to be Nathan Price, for whom he
got the License, and signed his own
name as security for, Price. The de-
voted Miller was arrested, torn fro N
the arms Ct his amaroso by the con-
stable whose presence Is as death
to love and sent to lail onsa charge
OF forging the name Of Mr.. Price.
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MARH LACE CUSroMs ~ I1yGL4yD =
The pres ept lnshion in England IS
marriage IS is to have heap OF brides
maids Lady Edith Hastings, who
was marfied to Fred Clifton, had
eleven b5 i'lesma;G sail tired in white
muslin dFesses over pinii silk, with
pink 81 TX bonnets rinmed with
Nhite Ii BIC. Each had JoQnct.,
ornamen ted with-pink Ribbons. The
bride woFe a dress Of Ifoniton lace
over point, de sole. n wreath Of or
ange flow ers on her heal, and a Hon
iton lace veil over her shoulders
In Engll md, except in very rare IN
stances, all marriages take place in
church, between the hours Of S in the
and IL at nooa.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-30

LARGE LIoUoR SEIZURE IN MAINE
At Augusta, Maine, on tie 18th
inst, Marshal Jones seized forty OF
Gfry b rrels of different kinds of l;qu-
or, amounting Jail to about thirteen
hundred and forty-fye gallons which
had been brought from Boston.
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Right this Wn,. zee cooI EeEaon-
a.e!!!

Within the Bottle, rioh and deep,
l cradle all my woes to sie4p;
Why should We breath, ii sisA OF faa-,
Or pour the raavailing tear
When should we our conaE ion dep,o-e,
When Drorn coolies Bitters are q Il store?
For sickiy females, bath ia a.. ueag,
Here and there ard e. ery7she7a,
Extolling lis Female Bit ers to the sky.
And say With them you I FED net die,
For further PARTICULARS in the 9 use,
The Drug stores are the properIplace.
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Tie Fulton (Mq) Telegraph sqys:
"Thq present fashionable pantaloons
81 closely resemble THE Jefferson
pepi.4nfiary striped\ uniform that
fbe vearers are in danger OF arrest as
escaped conyiets.H
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Ink
Oar thanks are due . iemey s
Hampton, DR. ggists Of this place,
l4r J. bottle Of superior blaclf INK, Of
Their own manufacture. They sell
if cheaper than the Eastern can lie
s9ld for, while it is inferior o none,
II has a lack, glossy APP farance,
and does not corrode the pen. as does
n{atl yl every other ink, i e have
beer in the habit of using. a trial,
W Think, is all that is nece4 sary to
blfing il into general use and favor.
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ANY yesr, of d a.. i,stea., al u
w the public COS deaee ia us T. c.es.
hes woa lo- /. an App boia;9A a4l ..i-or lr
lar exceeding tho riob. safegue esr,l ,ors
Of is fi.eHlA No.hhg b{s $ y t-irs
tues anu tie uum;Stakable astoals = 81
Thousands Of s1s.e .ers, co,d Cr q. /
maintain the ref ,sat.on il eiiers tniih s.-
ny Inferior ear' lies thrust Ipro-, tle c- s-,..-
nlty. have failed and beer d.s94t4e. iss
gained friends bEAe4ery trisl, &C --53 ..s -
rs ca The addicted taey can rever t3-z D.
pg9tUceG G-.ges 700 u,.1lor5l Is a..ls-.oo r-1l
able to 81 forgotten.
While :. IS a fraud or iii rrb'c D ~ a-.,,.
that any one medicine viii inialiib.y IL, o.
sill .hess' IS abaada;t r q tia. d I.estY
PEcToa4L does not 0tly as 4 gene~sl tsirr
almost invariably. cure tie -slal....4s L-t AZ.
i IS eml iosel
As tine makes thdse facts widcr d -...r
Known, THIS medicine has s-al.us,lv IN p: \
the bas. reliance Is Tie afflicted, t.cr. =.
cabin Of the American peasant. - q ( III :
Of European Ki.igs. Throughout le,
country, in every S.ate, CRY, ana irtetE
most every hamlet il toHtai4s, LIifi.g. L eIe-
est IS known Is the l-st iaeAg est ~
diseases Of the Thrcat a5d L8r-s aHi'
~ foreign countries, II As coIa is. l., tr
thcir mot it1clii1co Fays ...,is II
Britain, FraI'c4 am C e-nlas.4, ~ ! Ire : h.,
zeal sciences hilveaY saclied Their 4 ..-.
.iou C1EEGT PEeT0EiL IS Intso.I Lce1l "a In
onstant US ia the Ami s. .ilc-a I.alsl a.ims-'
Houses RGbic Institutions. and in dan ~
practice IS the sGres. rs,l- ly their aiken ]l-z
,ngs,c. can employ for tbs slgts t4Hek-e,
Elections Of the .1,ngs Also n tnildEr dss
I'D los eb.it.fia i Is safe, pltalnt. .su1 eles-
al IA etfra III fac srtoa Ill fi,a u 81 IN 4.-
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nns;n asS In TrlmIlnn,aI

~ tn :,.sf.an,a l'1 With limited s+oei Of
Groceries. ard such other articles rs VII
meet the demands Of tl.e adjoining country,
and mprovtrhbnss Of the new1own.
Gv de-erInsi,a, o. IS to'ba resiv on tie arri-
vabof She cars. 10 oreu WIN a FL ard gea4,4l
7ssrtmf77t; ard Shall be prentraI to far ISL the
ia e with evey thing in nv iiae Oh tile ascs,
sJeral TENS. a Nashville fr.eas
j. GRIZZAED.
Nashville. Sent: 23-,f.
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NeH Estaha,I.n,gntt,

- TIT subscribers have OPENED a CIT
ss rev S.c>iaurta:.g oal Eat 3
- i'.s- s s's9nEi. l7eSt Ghor ba MI
lot SCOT & G-sv'4 saw tlriel. hear fSe LIVERY
S Sole. where al Articles usually kerr i'll such
houses, may consthftlv he foFjad We have
E.s<ss.ore. # the tfry best 4uaNity; f-,iaeiyS
Of SUPERIOR favor: Asa. as gdod as the best:
s75SaT~. Of the finest brands; Fsc'& icS, that
carno+ be beat. ID ss,.,ccos that VIII 20 to
obeM: Cass.isrs. of ali liGls. thai vii, burn:
pepper. spice s-i:lFer eorpcrs,s. as
qCcl as any; Csae5s., and Er-t rsJrrS of the
sv-ee-est kind; >..i ~ .ii-. 40 boz. of tie
finest sart: Sils<tiiIg soap. t1dt Wi do a
MAJ roo 10 use: 'Eaa and .-E,dtcT, Of su-
porjor cn5I.-y. foke-her vi-h his. II o.ha,
articles 100 saTe q pms 70 mention GiEe rs a
cal Bv keefing an orderly ho'Ese, 4 nd a.
tsading to nusgDe5F we Hope 1 reel ire d share
Of pablo % Tonaike
jane 81 HANKS & BUdHAN AN.
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Has4zine5--

Magaxines--
Cody and Peterson for July,
Have been received They arg poth
excellent TS4 eaeomiums wd haze
Heretofore bestowed upon these
works, respect lively, are as rleAiy
merited nov as ever,
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ALL tie la-es, apd most fashio1able
- OFT THOMSON !. BUCHANAN.
AprI2T. 1883
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Iavp WARRANTS L9oATED.--ltIap-
pears from the pensi on Office report
that Land Warrants have been is
sued to the amount OF M'7e n' @
\ ne Kindred and Mirty-fcs hopsqHd
three hapdycd qag tiFenfy qTes'
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A bill has passed theSenateofFlo
ida by an overwhelming minority frb-
hibiting the sale Of arlcnt spirits ia
any district where a nj aiority Of tle
people are opposed to it,
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Colt the inventor Of reydlying pis-
tolls, is rapidly becoming am'lllonali n
The sale Of his pistols cont nues wa Ia
Ia constantly increasing demand.
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Candidates

To-day we announce several new
candidates for the suffrages Of the
people Of Lincoln.
The Detroit Advertiser says that
a train of 85 freight cars, drawn 10y
two Of the1 most powerful locomo-
tives in the country, Started from
that city a few days ago for Chicago,
Ind Oh the next day passenger
tram, composed of 20 splendid new
passenger and baggag a-cars, contain
ing nearly 800 persons, and almost
a quarter Of a nile long, lief; The city
for the West. That viii do very well
for a new county
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The member rs of the Mstholist
church at Knoxville. are abonf to
erect a new ecu rch cdi1ce in that city.
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tsa ~ Eesp ; * F i "a
MARRIED.

In this place, on SUNDAY. Is gst |, by Rev. |
S: NJ Cdwai, Mr. FaANK EzSD and Miss
Many T. " ALLAcE