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ITaW LDvERTIss I'm ES4 .
ovVO CnALLE NGE!
uOBGNSACKS WORM SYRUP.

81 -,
An aFtrlc founuco 0po" se'en''"c P.'"e'r'S"
ecnpounded with purely vegetable seo''s"eer
being perfectly safe whr" 'ake', ana ~" Is
been knowm 70 TAIL IN curing the ""s' VI: ~.
nate cssss. Worms 81" never eSis', WV" w." w.,
rrmcdy IL once used, from me TACT ''."' !"
only destroys them, but removes i" Wv ""'''
aud mucus which mny remain
TIE TAPE WORM
mi. ., il The most diN,cuIt one 10 de-.
.,.." II, ,h., ;hnL, the human body. J,
10y 49, .,,r,st indefinite kngth, aud be-
s'o. ..,.:,..d and fastened ia the ,n,cs'incs
eo|' ~. :, .....n n. n utos|uec Fits, ~. Wins
nv ."1 ~. vh.i, IA the ,au., Of many going
s""s' - NJ, believing that these coin.
~ hs.~ their origin from the 1sJe Worm;
.om.ruu,n,lv they do no, use the proper mcdi-
zines for their disease. 4" 'n"se wa" are ~
urtsd with this awlul zoe 10 he"''"' I'sohs;
mend the use Of my worm syrup """ L'te'
pills: the syrup u Dc takeh ~ aoses VI TWO
tabls -roo"i"'-' ufes '''"ss = ""y, "en '.s'
from i've TO c'sht OF my Sa'er rus 10 us
Lodge aud pass .'c worm ny "'"'y '''o"'
tng these d'rcc'iohs' t'c most oos'ma'e cases
u Tape Worm can y specify cured.
ROUND OK S7VMACH WOKM
mi. WORM il usually found in the small in.
,.,,itks, aud il the worm most common with
children, yet il is mol entirely confined TO 'hci"'
as adults have frequently been known TO s"''.r
.hil, Affected viii tbs vo,,n, are hu,,'uc.-
md fitness Of the BELLY, Shiny stools, loose.
oas. of the bowel, picking 3. the nose, a
bIuei.h streak under the eyes, Sc. II You, or
any of your children have any Of the above
,ympioms, IfohenmcAs Worm Nyup can be
safely depended apon--h! using II, you have n
certain, salv, and speedy cure and II after
using Il according !" !hc u'fte'iohs' 'h' pa.'"'
sno' restore" 70 "ra'''' ana W, No'ms '"o'-
"us"y ''"." ., 'o"" Wv '''",' ~" Wv
resi- 'ss",e" sp''u - 10 '''"e"! o','''' ''' =,
grave AS 'o' ''"'' '"''' " w. 'u," "o'" - ''"'
al" '"ose ""' use ~! w" 'g'"P'
A>CAR'DkS OK mail THREAD WORMS
These worms, to which ihe human system
is liable, are the '"o'' 'reubles""e Of all
,,e,utn, aud if allowed 10 remain, t'om the il.
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-. ounAr rAm,Lr PAPER

vu>UE NV ORLEANS CHRISTIAN AbNo, w
il published weekly, in the city o' New
Orleans. The price is exceedingly low, y ~
yer amman. '"a,1!y n as~sHI t,s y i ,o ., NM
~ ~, ,onia,n.. beside. its religious
intelligence, the la,es, secpiar intelligence
hv mil. and telegraph. Ii Is mnde UP on
Saturday, aud issued on the same day WIN ihe
,eadnr city papers This enables the ."h',.'.,.
e,<4o send forth full and corrccsei. PAIH
CURRENT, in every number me .'~'
,,nrr.nt Of the New Orleans market" a'o"e
worth the subscription Of the paper.
A.. paymsn. mar be made through fos'
Master. 3, 10 any travelling preacher Of Inc
Methods, Episcopal Church, s"a'h-
! ar Tie Advocate Is rabli'a upon 'A ~,
principle the CREATES, good 70 NJ greatest
d,"n.,I, Therrtors il adopt, the plan los Pr
ess, large circulation, end casa !" sdss"ef.
NAV ~. 1853 fao~''
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ilHNsON's X JOysDAS's

llHNAON,s \ JOysDAS's
= LfI T. X = u 4 ~ l. t..
MARSHALL. Iixis.
INF Subscribers bee
X -zs...aSS4p l;sve 10 inffsn lhrlf old
VNKF HI friends aud the public
generally. that They now
own the Wei Anovn Livery Stable formerly
known as r,rrs's Stable. and having made CON
siderable ,mpru,. ineus are ready to take care
If horses and stock IN as COED . si,lr a. can
he done any whore aud 10 mistake. {. L..
llyu.on. on. OF ihe paII'.r-. having tcen' a.
sociatod With Mr. 'etry ~ ti'. business 'of 'he
b..t Two wears, Is wei. acquainted with TIE
same. and Will guarantee sur'r satisfaction y"
cn.loms,. All We ask Is call /" s.euf. l,st-
ronace
", wish it remembered that We are mel
connected With IN, hotel, but VII receive aud
return horses. baggage, Nc I" aNy part o. 'h.
,own designated. We have always on hand
. rood a..os,nen, 81 ilcrses. Eaesirs, iiaess,
&c, 10 hire, sell. OF trade.
ul\S,tN 4 JORDAN
"a WE have secured the services 81
- Mr. ]. N. Bailey N connection WIN
N. above establishment, who carries On 'hc
..dii. and harnsss Luslnes. IN all II. tsanei'r-,
wh.rssrustolners aud ,rsselcr- can be a'icha.d
10 n, .hos, notice. ~.
Nav "a, 1853 10"
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Aan,ll, lelen tier No0lce.

IN ETTRRS u administration WERE granted
il : 10 ~ undersigned At the April tssm,
Iti6Aa.A " the cosnt, court pertaining 70 the
't~tsiss Of Decreased persons, held IN snd Tor
In roxwty of lIarriaor, Texas, on the sasate
~ Wj1liair Yeuny, dsces.ed. This u there
stss% 10 civr no.k~ 10 all person. las'rs e'A'ma
scajes. said estate, 10 present them within The
time ps4serih-d BY law duly aus'en',eass9l end
,hsvr q ~ ,sd IL the same 10 make iwmtelnse
ma D. HUNTER. Adm.
An a sanS0s N43-Os
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~ OTlC T.

IN - TAKEN up and eS,rsyed by WIN
|kZI Elicit, District No. >, " l'sFrso"
suaniy, Texas, on the iTth April, 1893 before
Neil Met4an Esq, .crrl mare shont ',g"'
cara aid. whits stripe r her face, left hind 1901
n lite. no brand. -
u. LiENDRiCK, Clesk.
4 Ma u. Is.,A n4tI-:i.
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N.. H., kiHn.I pf iac. Ngs.. "a one hut
Afcd dotiats, smoke house, Stable, and corn CRIB,
oi ln. value Il iify dollars xsch that the 'ii.
pro,,m.n,, have greatly eiIl'a,w.d value "l
The land, io.wi,, the su,n Of fifteen hnnartd
dollars. iLa, the estate IL said iiIl is utterly
am. wholly insolseui and unable 10 refund any
part Of The purchase money. or any part "' 'he
value OF The improvements, and 'nni petitioner
viii suticr great aud ifrtaiabe loss M"
damage unless the honorable count VIII order
adindy., and decree The I'LL. Of said Land to
peliliuner Petitioner AYERS that sad li'ii DE-
parted tbs HE On the -- day Of go a. u. 1901
,uic.ta,c. and Afterwards al the September
Term Irai, OF the county court Of The county
aforesaid screaming to estates OF deceased
,.er,cw~. Aisol.,a H. s;lone was by sa'd c"nr',
appointed adm n,.iraior d. honis non, Of TIE
csIat. Of said lin deceased. and Is now ihc
administrator thereof
Petitioner aver, tia, on the - day Of
1851, caihurinc ll,ll witr 81 William HI de-
ceased, d parted THIS h, interstate, and that lici
estate Is unadminl-i,r.a, aud that " ii,n lin
deceased, leii HIM surviving james III. JOSEPH
" iIill, and William : iill. residing in the
State OF Aiahama. aud Sarah Ann Hand and
Clatis.s Garrett, residing ~ The State Of N.flh
Carolina, Mary L. Jones. wife Of petitioner
HARRIET l. Harne., Iacl,ariah ID Hit Mafia l.,
Hi, John A. lin, t,orp. II hill, aud thar.
io,tc y. Hi reside IN the county Of i'afris"u.
10 lhc State ci Texas, SONS aud daughters ul
William I'LL deceased Petitioner pra,- that
James tini, Joseph ". Nhi, William >. iih',
SasAh A. llaud and tlat,ssa Garrett, be e'',d
! b, publication
I These are therefor. To ca n,innnd You Ia -Hs'-
mop James Hin. Joseph W. lihi. William >
liiil Sarah Hand, End tiar,ssa Jarrett hN
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CITATION.
II rmn Dmrwscr Corar ~ nAaape
CoUxrv, stats ~ I'DxAA-.Ne. 3oU0


II rnr Dmrx,cr Covar o. nAasssex
Covxrv, STATS ~ 'I'BxAA-.Ns. 90U0
DEsr.
Jans. c. Drew. Who .a<s f., In ~ - ssa~a, d
James u. kus~rs.
George r Ijsrren vhnrsas Harrison. loha a. lIas.
st~sss ant Wtllism r. lissrt~oa.
TmE Scare OF TExss.
Ca"n,y Of Harriscs.
To the Sheriff II said coanry, Gsakr,xos
"HEkEAS. on the Ath das " May.
w 4. D. 1853. James &. Drew for the
use and bcn.ti, Of James II. K"gcr.. filed
his petition in my office in substance. ~
follows. h, Wit:
"Ihat George r. Harrison. Thomas
Harrison, John II. Harrison. aud William
+. Harrison, defendants IN this suit. who
are joint, negotiating and using trade under
the ifm,, naa.e, aud u h, al u. 7. Har'ison
\ Brothers. are justly indebted 10 I'!s;;'''d
for the use and benefit aforessid in the sun
Of Four hundred aud thirty .0pe dollnra ard
forty .seven ce"i,. dus by note which % ~
follows. towit:
g" Hskxlso~ CerNry. Sept. 18th 1861.
e. Si3i ~ 100, O"e day naer date
we promise TO pay 10 the order Of Jams T..
Drew the sum of Four huudred and thirty
one aud ~ 100 dollars Tor value received.
with c,sh, per cen, interest until paid.
".H. Il. 325
"tSip g. T. llAunisoN NnormgR,. :"
Plaintiff AYERS that the deb; tmmrd IN
said pyomissorv un,c although long since
due. aud payable, and ot,e" demanded. re-
mains unpaid. Plaintiff prays Judgment
syaius, defendants for the amount men.
i,or.d iesanl note according to the tenor
aud effect of the same. together with '">
tctcn and costa of suit.
AID whereas, James II. Rogers, ons Of
the attorneys for plaintiff. appeared before
me, and wade oath ns .scqnired by law.
tia, Wt.l'.m =. Harrison. one Of the de
.ondaNs go nou.,v,d.nt Of the Stale OF
i,,.s.
IO0se IRE thcsc.rra 10 comnsnh yo" 70
summon the .a,d 'tl'iam +. Iisr'is"i' -
publication of this citation ipt ion' sart'f
sive weeks IN the "rexas Rrpabie an. N
newspaper published IN the town 81 '."i-
SHALL Harrison county. IN the state "'
Texas, To 1,e mud pear before the District
, nu,t oil Harrison county, at the. court
bou.e. In the town Of MARSHALL, on the
lou,,.,ai, Mouda, after the third Monday
IN March, 1883, then mud there 10 answer
,he rr,,,,nn OF Jnmes &. Drew. Tor the use
aud benefit of james II Rogers, in Ger
tain suit wherein the said James L. Drew,
A.. - nj
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CITATION.
IN tn. DfsTnIcr CorRr or HAuRpsoN
COUNTY, HrArEos TxxAa--No. 1907
DEBT.
Robert r Brown,
JHmcs J, t'sIIngl~'.
Tnr SrArE OF Trxss,
County Of Harrison.

S"""fyof HdfrH0N.
10 'hr Sheriff Of sid county Gns.riSo,
WttEkEAS on III. I2,h dny Of NAV A. d
W 1888, k"ber. Z. Brown filed his petition il,
III, ohcs as follow, 'o.wit Robert 4. brown. uc.
'i''oner. who reside, IN Harrison county. CON.
plans Ut James Jefferson Gallagher, defendant,
who restless in Cajdo parish, in the State OF
Louisiana. In this, that said deicndan, i, ia.
debled 10 petitioner IN the sum oil four hun
tired dollars, aud interest on a mole mnde and
delivered BY defendant to petitioner IN cub.
stance. as follows. VIZ;
MARSHALL, February ?o,h, A. d. 1851.
Sln0 90. Uu or before the first dn, Of Jan.
sary Eighteen Hundred and Fifiy.thee, prom
lseio pay r. r. Brown, OF order ihs~u,l OF -Four
hundred dollars with ten per cent interest from
the hrs, of January A. u 1852, Eighteen
hundred and F.uy.iwo, until paid. for Value r,.
er''ed, as witness my hand aud seal, using
scroll for seal.
j. GaLLACEFR. (sual)
That said not, has hot been paid OF any par,
iheFcof That said note was made and d, ls.
cred rs aforesaid TO petitioner by defendant,
rhi the amount therein mentioned was prom.
isrd 10 be paid petitioner by dcicudap, Ms in
said note specified, IN part consideration aud
pay men, 10 petitioner, Of the undivided half tf
lot number six. IN block plumber hlt,-seyeu IN
lhe town u. Marshall. IN HARRISON county. as
'hetame Is shown on the plan If said town,
sold and delivered by petitioner by deed Of
the date. twentieth Of February, A. u eighteen
hundred and iiii,eonc made aud delivered by
petitioner 10 said dt trudan,, on which properly
petitioner claims iicn for the purchase mon.,
That SAID let had house and m
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ssossE CAnn.EArEnsxG|

TINE ander-igurt hasisg ea,srA - ~
L partnership in The hev~s vssper
ha.'"r.-. would respectfully iafpsm g.
s~ns II Marshall End sicisisy. ihal sl
speedy and WORK tnAnik< manner. ~
rewlsavd 10 tskc contrasts fes bsildia& - ~
otd~r.
Thrir shnP il loesisd NEAR N ssaso
cosnrN.sf the psbik sVsass. 3hsy 49, ~
r. J. l.OtGnHRY. 49,
Mach z. lkA3
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nooOkA: uBaoks!! 11wOksl!!
r1>hE undersigned are receiving a fine A.
sor,nient at school hooks, choice, h~tof
zeal, religious, and standard, and miscellaneous
booas---a quantity 1T novels, s'bn'ns, port
to,o-. le,srk iocl-esr, aud re-ord paper, en-
,ein,~s ot all Kinds, peas, inks, and motto
waters, Ae, Ne
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
Aprl Q, 90 ~
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new ADvERrIssneyrs.
CITATION.

'"'~' '''AI AND FUR DAMAGES
| A.,
e""a'W
| Peter pr,sk.n
TnH Sr%tC oy TrYAs
Co,,,. oc u,...,
| r., IL. Sls.,s af..,c,3
vv,u,.ur
w 49,. "" NY 'o1" uay OF Mav, A. d.
,;..n ",,,' "'oe' o"'s "ifd MS Pe''-
~ - Iva o"'ee o. Inc D's'fict toutt
:. n..'.'i u ""o, ~ 'o''""s 'o.wH
..A.. -, '''"' T'"'''t'n III us SUIT,
S,a,x =, ~ :" '"'' county "a i''f''seh' ana
- 'eN', eNP'run'y represents 'hat
,s,n u",' un .ne ~. cay ~ iebrus'y,
s."' p'"'p'''' WIS Tue owner aud pos
49,. VI nv hundred aercs OF 'and, lying,
s, an" M' ", u. s.'d county u Harrison
~" ''"'e "' i.Nas, ana embraced ina survey
"'""' ''' que ''a,'i'ioh McNutt, under and ny
~, "e"ahs',' sur'e! oi said NeNut',
y" 1o"" iAAe, ~ aa'a county, ANA Known and
'""'" Us '""""s' ,o-"t: Surveyed for
'''"''' u""etoufk NV. HUNDRED 'rtcs Of land,
""s pa" OF ''e Hamilton McNuit surrey
y" we So"'h sac OF Lake soda, be'lunng at
20. N"''"."es' corner 81 sa'nc ns'ake IRON
""e" " o'aeA oaA bears south, 81 east, 10
NA'''' nrh"fy bears North ~ west, .sars,
n'"'Ne" ~ "'''hrnoe north 10 east, ms yafas.
STAKE ron "l'ieh u red cah bears north 30
'"'' -'io 'af"-, u hickory bears scuW 10
~"S' ~ 'afa>' niafstd d. T., thence south Is
east :,ppo 'ara-' stake, iTorn wh1rh hiack
jack bears s"uli 10 west, y ?-lo ,afas. u hick.
DRY bears south east, D saras. marked -. r;
thence south 40 west ma, stake; 5 +.
sparks northeast corner, from which black
jack bear, south ~ east, BIO ,ara>, a hickory
stump bears south - east, . 3.losars black
lnek porih 90 east II Naras, both marked
u. NJ thence north - west, 2,5o0 ynra,, the
place OF beginning, containing live hundred
arrcs Of land and that on, to-wi,, the first day
of January, a. .. 1883, said plaintiff waS. III.
legal owner and rosscssor Of said land, and
that then and there one Peter Diiskell, defend.
ant. late 81 sad county, and -H.ft r
the State OF Alabama, With Il A 0.r,s -n.
'ettd upon sad land without
sa',i p'an,l.' ana WIN lofre
ana eApe"e" sa'a p'"'h'f'' 'fo'
PosSessio" "f .'c same anu a'a' 'fo" '"ehee
t''ii ~. ..Ia'. So ~, "'' 49," H.
.',, ". ~. $500, 80 "s"'' w
-. f'' H. WI ""' .'' ~,
u'" ,"' Nv w ''" f'h.' "".
~ II ~, y. -, y -. -'.'
'''i '""' m'" 'V"i'"ue. u''''s o'"'' M.'".s'
I :, "'''"" ~ ~" 'fo" Wv '''''' 'o-" ~"
"DI IT, "v'""s'", "'u '''"''," ',Y',i anu '' y,
'"" '"'.', "S v""''"i osN>' n'S"u''v'' anu
h'"',' w w. 'a'"I % NJ r,'''," uo''s,s, y,
Wv '''"'s u '"'' i''''''''' NV '"'''"''' ''''
u" .r
"','''' s,','' may ~ o''s''u"n' y "oa.",
"l v nr'ys ra ,..,,n, ,a, T." re"ny,, .";d
I.nd of anil 'f,n, ..;J J.f.nJ.,t ,l,, , v,it ~
,;,,,,l,.
S,'.,o ~ s,J III III. IN
IT,, II Ia i,,,J anl 60 Jo,,o,
IN. ,cne.ahle po.,r.sleu thereof TO said plain
IitI, aud that defendant be cited by publication I
10 answer hi, petition, and tina, i. recover all
,osis of suit and Li' damage. aiofr,,id' "e.
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Received in office MAY II, A. y. 1888 and
handed To the editor al the Texas kernhiieai'
,ane da, for Publication.
=. x. PERRY sh'E
Nv ". A. L'>oolS, Drrn,s.
May IL, 1853 10 1t
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CITATION.
IL THE DisrRIcr CouRr OF HAsw,soS
COUNTY, SrArr ~ TKxAa.-No. 230A
TO PERFECT TITLE
Douglas N Jote-,
Jsm~s lin. Ct H.
Tux SrNrs or Texas,
County IF lfarr,sos.


To tie Sheriff ii .siI coansy, :wss,tNs:
WHEREAS. ON the 10th day Of May, \
w u. 1853, Douglas NJ. Jones iiIcd his pr
'''on in the clerk. othcc Of the Dis,sc, Court
of Harrison county, in the State Of Texas, IN
SUBSTANCE as follows. io-wi,;
Il" That heretofore. to.w,t, on the - day Of
Junc, A. d. 1850, plaintiff became The owner
ana pesscs-or by rafol purchase from William
liill late Of the county aud state atvr~~,d,
how d,cca.cd. u: one hundred and sixty acre.
Of land lying Snd being In the county ot ltav-
r-on, a part " the head right survc. ef one
William Steel; SAID land being situated sud
bounded as follows, io.w,,: 'Uu III. east by
the land. Of r. u. Powell and Stephen Terry,
ou the south BY the lands of Wyatt Godboli
west by the land belonging 10 the heirs Of
William Hill, deceased, and ON the north BY
the hand Of John y. Powell; that on the day
aud date las, aforesaid, The William llill
hargn,ncd sold, and agreed. Dh,cy by parol,
To said plaintiff the land aforesaid, Tor anu IN
consideration of the sum OF five hundred dol
lars, which plaintiff then undertook and prom.
i>cd to pay, in consideration Of the conveyance
Of tho land 10y said I'LL 10 petitioner by deed
Of conveyance
Petitioner AYERS tina, he has pa.f,lc entire
amount Of the purchase money agreed upon
for tie ,aud. three hundred dollars 10 The said
liili in bis life time, and Two bundled dollars
to Absol.m b. Sios4 legal representative Of
said lill since his death, aud that sill rely Ing
upon the said I'm IN Li, HE time executing
and delivering to him n decd OF conveyance for
said hand in accordance with The conIrac, nicre-
said. Petitioner aver. that IN the iiie time II
said ilil being possessed Of the land, made
l,.,tn,, ,.,u,,u.ut and l uiusj L., itnuru, ciu.uts
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a. ans establishment Ia The country.
llis good. have been s.l,cl''!. also, With 4
view Ia the market, Having had long esp.'
fi,aec ia the matter hs ilst,ef, hiin-'l' that he
wlh rive -ati.ias ton to all those who viii sN-
amtao the quality and pr'ee o, HI. merchandise
Without attempting to cnun'efa'- The ,at'"ns
article. va his store, the subscriber would state
that hs ls- a ino lot II
LiDIE'S GOODS.
.n,hra,inr The choicest fai'srn- and l,'cst
.t,les. iarluding the Various ARTICLES os dress
aud toilet
A., has also a hnc sssufiusnt u
CENILENEN'S GOODS,
embracing The various ARTICLES Of apparel 'taH
head To foot. Gns. a.seriment ot boots and
.hve.. Tie has ulso the ,at'ous nfiic'es AtFs
in stores nece.sar, for housekeeping er i"f
plantation use. IL word, !, has hsen rs de-
..rs 10 rvt m ecceplabl. variety 81 every n'ng.
CAN and see for Yourselves, and leu VII liz
tcrtain 20 tuschas' ,
JOHN l.. siERROD,
Glade sp,ieg, April 10, 1888 4S-''
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nj Be- lF1nsfl . ~ sssevs.e hAetlls
lie has on lssA III ~ e(sA e1s
sMd .i.s,iors ios aasiSsusss~. A..
Rlsrh NmeM
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a.. Purchase non. but those having the ~'s-
untn,e - n. IOnENSACk," as al other,
arr worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies and all others
Wishing 10 become agents. must nddf.>s ,he
proprietor, j. N. IlOBE<SAt X. nj las '.ao"'
saIofy, No lao North SECOND street, above
Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sod hy all Druggist, and Merchants IN the
United k,nssD3
Nav !tst. 1888 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
Murder.

s.,dav las;, Mr. Schuyler Jones, living
VI, Sl;el.f's hollow. in this county. shot a
near ,, sn man by the name Of = sh'aet'. and
!y 9rugT him Immediately. Some difficulty hav
g s st these hes sv wo anss
JONES ~ L;s Land he would kill him. On Sun
G cav afternoon young Shifilet' with TWO other
a'y " were passing through portion of
inc h;s rifle and shot Shifflett in the neck,
y h ,uJ' killed him Immediately. On Monday
~ 0ns'able Rippero, arrested jones at his own
house house lying on his bed having a six barrel re.
hor. or a. his side. Jones made no resistance
so' '.ay. himself up. aud was brought to town
pu' I M lodgeJ IN jill The body of the
auu I'D man lay unuis'urbed from o'clock
n',.y evening, till the next day at 8 or 10
.I'nL when the constable came there 10
O..ke the arrest of Jones.-ChariottesoiAe Jef
tcrsOnan
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FATAL OccuRRENcH.-A boy named Austin,
10 years ot age. While playing with loaded
ed gun IN The house of Mr.. Joseph Hyers,
near Mlddleto"n Point, N. j., on Tuesday ev-
ening last, pointed it up stove-pipe hole and
discharged It. 1t happened that a girl of about
The same age. named Mary Horton. with whom
ne was play ing, was looking down the hole,
and the charge penetrated her brain. She
died IN half an hour. He supposed that the
gun was unloadeL,.
WHEELING, Sept. 27th.-The Ohio river is
now IN good stage. and steamers are quite
regular in their movements. Freigh,s are in
great demand at 25 Cents per 100 lbs to Gin
clnnatl, and 81 cents 10 Louisville Coffee
20 cents per bag to Cincinnati, and 40 cents
to Louisville. Nearly 400 tons of freight was
loaded here TO day for Baltimore.
BosToN, Sept. .17.-Martin Besls, an old
citizen of this city. fell under the cars at the
Worcester railroad depot, and was cut in half
Snow. the bank cashier, who was convicted
Sc veral years ago OF embezzlement has been re
leased from the state prison of Rhode Island
New YORK, Sept 27.-The ship Winches
ter arrived to-day from Liverpool. During the
passage 70 out Of 459 passengers died.
FURTHER FROM New MExIco-We have
some further news from Santa Fe by way Of
Independence, Mo. Gov. Lane, the American
candidate, it was supposed, would be elected to
Congress, over Galligos, who is supported by a
few wealthy Mexicans Ma. Weightman it is
said, did not receive single vote in the conven
ton. Mr.. Merriwether,,he new Governor,is said
to be very popular, but it is feared he will have
ba NJ, I,I l.
have refused TO give up the murderers deman.
ded by Gov Lane. Trouble is also apprehen,
ded with the Eu,ahs, who are said to be very
insolent.
RECEIVING THE WHIrr VEIL On Satur
day morning, Miss EIicia Shubrick, daughter
OF the laie Capt. Shubrick, and neice Of Com
modore Shubrick, received The White Veil at
St. Calhrine's Convent, Houston street, at the
hands of the RI. Rev.. II. Bayley, Bishop e.
lect OF Newark N Y. Sun.
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Progress ofMe yelloao Feper.

New ORLEANs. Sept. 26.-The deaths for
the "a hours ending yesterday morning were
IS, including 16 from fever, and for the "a
boars ending this morning 40, including II
from fever No more daily reports will be- is,
sued after this date.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 27.-The intermen's
to day were SO, including IA from fever.
MOBILE, Sept. 24.-The yellow fever is
abaring rap div here, ehere having been only
10 deaths from all diseases in the last 81
hours
MOBILE, Sept 26.-The deaths for the "a
hours ending last light were IA, including 9
from fever
MOBILE. Sept. 27.-The nterments to day
have been 30. including 13 from fever.
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r1,r YELLOW FEVER I'M BERMUDA

I RosroN. Sept 80 Adsices from Bermuda
. ,bo 18th have b IN received here. The
" fever had broken out at st. Georges
y yeJ ,.as raging fearful!y. Out of 200 convicts,
50 had died. and 125 were sick John. M
Howden the American Consul was among
'bs dead. The number of deaths on the island
was sl-and nearly every inhabiant had been
'nacked. The epidemic was spreading
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Dir. Guthrie The YeiloD Fercr.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-Mr. Guthrie,
Secretary OF the Treasury, arrived here this
morning, en- route for Washington, from New
York, where he has been on important fuan
cial business.
The vel low fever 10 in our city, worse than
twoud appear. There were seven cases
Yesterday, aud some reported to day, but the
papers are silent on the subject, The disease,
however, does not assume very malignant
form.
Bus ness generally is very active. A very
large number Of strangers in The city.