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The Steamsl,ip Andes.


from the Liverpool Courier. Dec is
This new steamthip, the frat Of the new lins to
run between Liverpool and Cbagres, via New Y ork,
in connection with the British and North American
royal mail etaanors, took her departure hence, on
Wednesday morning, for New York. She started
with Q fne lair wind and got well clear Of tho
channel, about sixty miles to the west of Oapo
Clear. The chip wac going at q fast rate through
tho water when che Was struck, forward, BY the
sea- whick split her covering board and tore it away
from the iron, letting o largo quantity of water
down into the forccastlo and frss compartment at
every pitch. Some water slso found its way into
the second compartment; but 1t is not expected
that the goods arc damaged. She put back and
arrived In the river on Saturday morning, and was
towed into dock on Sunday morning The result Of
a careful examination proves thas her hull is all
right, her injuries not extending further aft than
the forocastle. Owing to the low tides, she will be
unable to leave dock until tho 25th inst.
Tao Last Few Planet
In tho London Times, Of Thursday, the 9th ulh,
the celebrated astronomer, Mr. Hind, in communi.
eating the elements Of the orbit Of tho seventh
planet which be has discovered, writes i" For
this early knowledge Of the planets orbit We arc
mainly Indebted to tho observations Of Mr.. Hart.
nup, of Liverpool and it is only one OF many in
stances where astronomy has benefited by the
establishment OF the ne observatory Ia that town,
which 10 supported by the enlightened libsra!ity Of
the corporation 1t must, NO think, be gratifying
to The authorities of this town to ies that. while
netting Of a practical nature is neglected which
tends to facilitate navigation, TO render Ii
secure, our local astronomer still finds time to use
the magnificent Instruments with which ne has
been 60 literally supplied, in suoh . way AZ to gain
the appreciation of the most celebrated astronomer
OF our day, and to contribute In no small degree to
the Advancement Of a scisnoe to which navigation
Ia 70 much indebted. Mr.. Adams, who has boon
requested TO name the rev planet. proposes to call
IL : Cslope." Mr.. Hind remarks, that tho dis
covtry Of the planet was not complete till the
morning Of tho 18th ult and that Calliope, whose
cdic0 in ancient mythology required her to por-
pctuato the illustrous deeds of heroes, can hardly
iail to reind us Of the event Of tho 18TH when the
homage OF so many nations ,as psid to the msnsry
Of the yttstes hego Of modern times
Eusfc and FhoRtricais Abroad.
Madame Psrsiani, S'gnor Tsmburini, and Sirnor
Cardoni, have aeeep Cd engagements at Am sserdam
Madame Clara Noveno i still at the Madrid
opera, where her singing lie leuded as II desefvcs
Iamilton Brebom has been singing at tho Bro
men theatre With The papers praise aighly
both his voios ard talent
Naalle. NoImeni, whom come of cur musical
rssdors viii romemboy, and to whose continog sal
~ have moro spAa once alisded. hiss Goa Cd
great Encatisr at Stockholm, o. FidoA In tho
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10 Queee Of the South, With the Indian and
Cs Of Good Hope mails, arrived 81 Plymouth on
thd3th slt. She lefs Calcutta 6sptsmbsr Is;
Cs of Coed Hope, November q; st. yiacsnt, No
verr ~ She received orders ~ the CAps 10
|pned 70 Southampton; but, having lost one Of
helms, she pat in o. Ply mouth, not having
kSkced for ieven or eight days The intellisencs
81 the Queen Of the South II not Of I'm
l,o}ce.
! following Is the summary Of events which
oransp pred since the sailing Of the last mail
Ner is net Jet brought 70 n close. Operations
emost vigorous nature are, up 70 the last ac-
- being carried on against the Ksfhrs, who,
ngh repeatedly attacked, dispersed, purued,
@uIed In great numbers. are neither rs ye. rc-
n to submission nor driven across the Kei
in tho month, following up the successful
Il upen the Watersloof, which has since 70
- In the undistuIbed possession Of the troops,
Csthcars proseded In person TO seIecs .
sp " the construction Of defeusible post which
81 commsnd the upper parts leading from the
a JAS into tho oolony, and fixed for this pur
p poo position ut the fort Of Hog 'ebaok, cpDo
Sue ruined military village Of Auckland. Here
g. emblod considerable force, and plase3 II
u 'tbe command of Lieutenant Colonel Ere,
y sr'ers TO perambulate and siIcctualiy ol0sr
Amatolns; aud In tho frat plsos To
/. ous the lnsger OF iba rebel Va saslder
alrsl, which eoss.s..a o, IL. ..,1 .s.i
.hyes companies Of shs 10th, Ara ..rsaS's
csmpbeii's irgoes the Cs. river levy.
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NlrshM Sfrre', .fgvson, Icrss. Z
10il\ SABINE, having permanently locatc6
IN this eily Tor the purpose OF doing reg.
~ DIV Goais ana croccrp busin,ss, would
N the attention VI the citizens Of Cas- aud
)oning counties to hi. large ard extensive
4eA oi DIR, Good. ard Groceries, which have
Ssis been purchased Ia New York at'd New
t.eans. Planters aud.cous,ry unephaui- ne
5sue.tcd io call ard esnu,nc my ,'ock, which
ktiares DR., Geod.. large assortment Sad
r., hrldlrs, hardware. crcckety ware, hai-.
|afsc and iius assortment ci ladies, boys, ana
kutl,mans shues. etc, etc
GROCEEIES.--l Bacon, eef,c, sugar. shot
vi powder, naiis tobacco, whisky, sal, &e
|bwh viii lac sold rs ,pw m any house IN uf'S
b. Also. Buggiug aud koQ~ viii Ike iurn-
)hej 20 planters % customary 'efnas.'
i.b Il f~I3 "
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- THE undersigned having routed this
4" fgoritc HOTEL. for the present wear,
M respectfully soIiri,- from III. citizens Of
SiIrf.on and the travelling public generally. a
sral share Of patronage. The rooms are
~, plea anI. and commod,ou-, and the house
Spaiei IN the central portion Of the town
H., have experienced cooks and attentive
Srsnis, aud the comior, Of boarders will be
veially attended 10 by the propre,ors. Mr.
t.melh', Livery Stable is attached to III.
en.,s, which always contain, plenty Of
&nend, aud iailh.u! osllers. In line, II is
s,r Intention to make Que ot the beat Hotels
feAas.
RATES OF CHARGES.
Board and Lodging per day IS ! 80
week 7 90
month 20 30
Board wiihou. lojsins rer month 10 90
/ Borders will be- required To ~ n, lhces
kaun Of tlsc week "r month. as the vase
!, be- Person. without bnggag, will IN all
vs. te required to pay IN adssncc,
J. W. EMP,
ELlZ JACKSON.
Jan D. 1853.
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I IKE Cincinna,Gs of cid, UscLr 1ur" has
| been called from the plough amt the sweets
,f prisat. lie to public statou In other
words. Ne has taken charge again of the
Planners lfFfl and p. he has made lone re-
pairs ~ tins we'll shawn house, aud Is about
making others Of ~ imporlarl character, he
has ,l,r confidence tn bciese thnl u will shartly
h. inferior To 40 house in the country. Per
Ian. II /, fortunate that bee has again consented
to take charge OF thu hou>e; for hi eii'rk'n~
ami ducks; tufkics and p'g,. eggs aud bn'ier,
Sc, Ne had become ~ numerous ana rrnti-
ful tia, he was puzzled as 10 what he should
do with hi- stock on hand Tins superatnnd-
anee of the good things oI lite " j. to be A..
lr,l,uied entirely to lhr manag' mcnt OF his "'d
Lady. WHO, III u.ual, VIII preside over hl~ table.
Now. here's q chance tor ira,rlef- and 'P'ruf.s'
10 assist him IN eating mp his stock IN trade
Persons stopping at his house wl'' md eiean
beds. good iarp. anA attentive servants; aud
may f,,.i c..uiisieM ~ their horse, wli receive
every attention required.
Ii,s price. will be made To suit the tunes
For further ,nfnrslison, persons are requested
to call and iadgc for hcm-clse-
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Jan. s, 1863 n-'-''
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Dsmeeratis Congressional Convsntioa.

Pnf.nam To the recommendation Of the
Hon ~ u M.Iier. Chsilinan {" the Dem
aera,ie t.ntfai Commute OF the stats Of
l.xa. tie Delegate. appuietes hy III. soy
end eou ties 81 tie FIST Congressional
District ot the State "i i'eyss. met IA
Convert,on at Tsles. Apfil 23,h 1888
Ai2o'eluck Pm. the Convection was
called to order bs Col. Wood ni Casa
coun,y ~-Col Jcsse Wall'ng Of r. k conn
". was on motion Appo.uisd President
pro iem.. ard u. I sieIiusu Of Suit" eean
/, -ecfetsf, pro irm.
On motion OF y VI shori. Esq. 81
shelby. csil oi eou"sir- % alphabetical
order was msd.. Nioseafn'' The following
r.ullsmen same iuf~a,i AID enrolled their
names as D,'sgaies. To Wit.
Anderson & Candy q. W CLARK,
Aese.iaa J & iiafsi.oa. \, r~'msIss.
B,use 1t X Ra.suels
tsss-J D.nnaf.i. J.. Wood
Gss.sa " ". Alien. :. HssAst
Coak I'D. nutssine, y. T. Smiil'
ipr>yD
Cherokee J. Hood. y. D. Rag..ials.
We. He"ry. ". NJ. Spencer.
UeHtaw---N. W. Allen. tHcxy.l
Uasias 4. J. Titus lprny.)
t:raysos. y. tIagan,.. l!ur,iil = Smith
Harr,sya - ". Il. D. Ward, =. Msfr.h,
D,sty F~ids. }. ". Ciossh.
Hunt l.. Moody. j. bssdlrv.
H,sdsrson iehsbcd Adams
jfwk,x L. q. iianmo',. l. llHtins.
Jasrer = u. 4. iilrLs.
Lanar--l H. Eo~ len.
/ .NuepedvAes y I.r'nx-. R'rhs'd
( P.s.s.l.~ scd J e.. iia.s,-...
/ Urasge --9t<fAs~ kx.v~s trsoxy)
i'aso'ss ~ ttsilsnss. J. K. HOLLAND. and
Albert 'tusssy.
Ned Ric1e n, 11tsA
Rssk = Jsses " ~. Chsa Hos !
r. tIoiii"esv .n !, Psrsssse. n. -
~. y. ss.tl y, Essps. ~ ssts's
aud ten. Ia AsaiIA.
II HA<iby--D. ri et&st ! 9sssiue
\ ts*as, Hail, r =. vet d. - \: -
& Sss Ago. 81, = s.ss ~
y y l.s !! !. \. 60 4 I!
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life again, he would tell ,on that hal ~
hand Ia this horrible murder
Mr.. Grafton knew no, what to think H.
WAS no, believer ia ghosts. Could 1t b,
I possible. he began Ia ash himself, that 81,
Weir had committed this etIre and--- fad
ing il weighed heavily on his conscience
anl fearing tins, be mgl., be detected.
hac ttavpcd Mp ~. story about the ghos
bad pretended that he wa~ I'D Ia the .po
bs supernatural agency and thus. b.,
bringing the murder Voluntarily 10 ligli
hoped TO .Iiilc al Suspicion! But then he
considered Wcr's excellent character, his
kind disposition, and good nature. These
a, opce pat to llgh, his Suspicion Of Wen
bat still he was BY no meYns satisfied at
Smiths guilt, much as appearances were
against him.
Fishers servants were examined. aud
stated their master had often talked OF go-
ia. to England on visit 10 his frends. and
of leaving Nc, Smith 10 manage bi, farm
and tia, though they were surprised WHEN
Nr Smith came, aud said he had gone Vt
last, they did mol ihnk il at al uul,kel,
that be- bad done 80. An inquest WAS Leid
aud a verdict of ~liut murder vas found
against Thomas Sn.ith. He w,s ihcf.upon
transmitted to Sydney Tor t,i.l, At the ga
ease naturally excited great interest ia Ia.
colony; aad public opinion respecting
SMITHS guilt. was esenl, halau,ed.
The day of tIial came. and the cour,
WIS CROW drd almost to suiiocaiiun The
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the iionorAL.s ". 4. Ssost. Il Hsrl -
county. sss,&s H...s !. u
A. q. Csutlry pat N uoe4aatsrn ~
Honorable W. q. W. Jowsn n xG1593S
co1nty. r.e
n. r. Smith nominated O6d63 ~
c. Young, II Grsysou seaa1 .sSsg III /,
Jared D-nnard prss<~tsd r. a1j ~
Gen J. II. Roesrs II Cass sodMty.
On motion. the President Ap,aaaeUe ~
following g~utIsn.sn ~ ssilses s-'ow ~! =.
Is sexton. Hon. WIN. Johnseu ~ 4. q.
Can,lsy. VS.
The Convention then pssese1l - -
the vote by ballot whisb ~ssuu1 - =
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IYLoA =. yA.NALss' -
JcWersOsa Livery stable.

THIS Stable having becn neatly
6N built, il situated on the corner Of DIAL
= and Market stseeis. Jri!ersen, aud po.sesses
M eenvsniewes than any in EASTERN Trxas
ssa es9i~rs will always he in a.scndsnce The
40 villhs under the superntendsm~ Of one
\ ~ scN6ern, whose experience enahles him
y plssse III Who may favor them with call,
NELSON TAYLOR 4 co.
| Jsesrsnn, March, -. 1852. nSO-ly.
h. n. Hossea and Buggies kept alwsyas ~
Ind y hirs on REASONS Bile terms
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hlD CONS. h"g- tca,e to call the at,en.
~ leniion Of the ladies' and gentlemen OF
Marshall and vicinity 10 his new and well se
l,c',d stock Of goods and groceries. etc. eic
II his New Sinre one door West of Brewer,
Exchange, ~hcfe be ;, ju,r receiving general
stock Of dry goods, groceries. hardware. woVo.
TN glass, aud quernsware snuff, periomerirs,
etc, etc also. DIR. Jagnc's, Er. l.til.'s, and
'omsiock II Hroih,rs Paleni Medicines, all at
such 10" pf'ees as he hopes will warrant him a
hocrai share Of the cash custom he aso r..
turns his most sincere thanks to his old friend.
ant customers Tor past fsor-, and trusts they
VIII not forge. to call II the new cash s,ore,
one door West OF Brewers Exchange.
c. 1HEIFORD.
March ~. 1893 49,,
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FEBRUARY 4, lsa3
ri, " ARE,

I II. VA\lonK. mamJleiuw Il Tin,
81. togyer, and Hhe'' ivoH, Keeps constantly
on hind n complete as, r'meni Of Tin ware.
which he VII sell al shreveport prices.
Job " ark done IN . superior niannor and at
shcr, n iice. oultlering done at short uoiice,
and cheap
Jam 10 1853 r2s-,
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'tw store al Eanre'y New Gocds.

u WILSON,. South side Of The rublir
- -innre, (opPcsite Marshall iioe,) would
respectfully Inform his friends aud the comn,u.
my that he y now opening large aud CAREFUL,
selected stock of entirely f-e,h Spring Goods
nnh Family Groceries. embracing every article
IL nolh departments usually called for to ALI of
wh'ch he invites their ali,niion. conhj.p, thai
ihey VIII find u 10 their interest 10 call and ex.
ain'ae for themselves before purchasing else.
where. Terms cas-. or ia eqnira mt
IS WILSON.
Marshall, Nnrch IL. 1888. u3G-v
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i,fftrseM Advertisements.

Il " PiThlN, Dealer Ia Groce3ies, DIR
u cords, f"ihisg, froR, Nails, sic etc.
lIhs street, Jefferson. Texas. (Next ioor,to
y Pugh's Drug s.ore.)
Feb 8. 1883 H..
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HUI w. II. ashH3o1. ~. W fnift-
TgLr--Du veil j. Lewis, W. J C,ae
I ford,
Jashw--J l.. Camp. Tho,. D. Bro k
Jacob Fisher.
Vagsond' JAS cel,hrop. u. O. Henson
| = VA morton committee on permanent
ntsaubniion consisting al five, one iron
zach jnileih District, was appointed b,
HE Char, to Wit JAMES Yrusti. from III.
9Th ". x. D. Ward from the 9th, u. J
Lewis from the 7th. ". II Johnson iron,
the Sta, and 4. q. Canilry from the o.
Mr. shof; moved that conlm.u 4I
three hc appointed to wall on the g. !.
date. pow IN TYLER and ascertain h wri
whether they viii abide BY the tesuh el
the Convention.
After considerable disc ussion. IN WI q
ses.fJ gentlemen participated. the mo.sn
was withdrawn.
Al % minutes to o'clock the Conven.
linn took ree-s. ai fifteen msnu,.s, after
which the committee en organization fe,
ported the following officers of the Con.
yenii,n p..sids I. lion. >. Holland n.
panols Vice pr~siienis. X. ". Mar.
Of san Augustine. and =. jogart oi P
lin. Secretary. Is T.. S.Imau nf su, Il
Assistants. D. VI. Short Of shelby. and n
". Clark oi Anderson county.
On thk,ng the Chair, the Hon. s. Il
lana mad. brief bu, appropriate ad,irs s
thanking the Convention Tor the hol
conferred, aud concluded by suggest
that the Hon r. w Dowden be r,qa~, d
up address the Convention.
Col lsnwden, after being repeated
called. cam. forward mud delivered sp,r
ned aud eloquent address, ,.npr.ssipu up 34
the Convention the importance oi GOO
order aud harmony.
Mr.. Nurf,,h cot HAIR son county, NOV d.
Tint n rnmni,ie. IT five az, credentials II.
appaintrd hv tho = esideut 1beau,otf,n
ns,nu GAINED the President appointed 3
~ Short 81 Shelby, u. + Smith OF Coos
Col. Watd of Hnirison. lion H. T. RuO
l,elis o Bowie, mud q. w. tlAik of Aud
son. .nid committee.
The committee on CREDENTIALS. after o.
absence of about two honrs, retained
made. the foilnwiae report.
toMMitrnr Roon, 1tler Atru IS, IS
10 The Hon Srearsaan Holland PIE ,sdt
nj The toaeeniioa.
Tie committee appointed to 'esaninf
the cfcdentials ri the 'nrnlbrfs VIA" T.
,ett,d tber,s.i,es IS Delegates 10 Il
o,,veuiiou. b.p have H. submit the I,
lo,,iny r.,ot,, .'1Ie, N Tie r.nt,.m
nh, laws en,nlled ,he,r names ~ D.lsgals
n,,. e,,,l,d Ia tb.is sests rs such, exr,tl
thr !, lrs"'e, i'o" '"e eou"''e' ., D'''.
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c.rrss Or study, and Charges Per Ses-
sien. fwsnty Weeks.

pr,vAay DrrAgrMExr. Autobiography,
Reading, and wiring, per session Of
lyv months. -" Wv
S.,o.n Iu,tos tiAss.-Elemen.ary les
sons in A,hmciie Grammar ''-o-
graphy, Natural Philosophy, fh's'.
oiorv, aud History s's ."
F,ssr JuSloH CLlss.--En.lish 'ran-
mar, Topography, Arithmetic c"nssn-
u.d, Na,ural Philosophy. Watts on
the Mind. Botany, Geology, Mythol
thoiogy. and History. W w
N,ppLg CLAss--them-'ry, Khe'onr'
Io,ic. Moral Scieuce, Mental PHI
io.oul,v. Eni.ruce- Of Chrotiaaiknh
poI,raI and !pomestc Ernnos
Autonomy. Algebra, Ancient sne
Modern Language. comM.ncef vSo W
sxxm. C,Am--Anei.n, and Modern
!. Languages completed, "e"m.ny'
TrIgonomstry, and arss'e" o''''", "a. IN
~f studies :.
/ Composition throughout the course:
extra incidental expense for p"P'' ~
h.riur and Painting. eseh e'e 90
EuhoIdsr, and Wax Work, each -, W y"
Instrumental Mns~. n"
Use OF Piano extra w
rr,,,on pnymbl~ ~ the end - rsrh .s-.'""
pso,i. v;,I he charged from the time % "a
s..s,.. sn,,, The close Of the session Dease
,iona INSIDE for prc,ssc,ed "wsne.s. p...
n IN. Job Taylor has cprnra : noe'"'"s
Hcsss MINI i've Institute, lot Inc sseo'
ton of veanR Ladies'
ian. 7, loS9, n17 II.
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liz Two Dellaty and = Half rear
%. W. LOU q d d y,
ENRON AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS
3.y ryx.. Ksrusliessis,s-o ~d weekly At TWO
ht\kS AND HALF pei annum II psti IA
y,nre II raid within ~, muftiis, Fhree n,,iiar-
N ,n.nt hc delayed until after The 81, mnis, fl,.
q vill In Four Dollars Single cnpi.r. q 2 Dim.
Advertisements AT ~ per square Of ten line. " les
!, cent. per sqsnrr for every subsequent insertion
4 l,b.f. discount made for yearly ad,efii-e,nrni.
sa,,,nc-tnrnf IL candidates. Ten Dollar
F~,,e ,.rr rent will he esaV.d OF sl,rfli.er,spis
~ Letter. addressed 80 this Office mt.i be arr.
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WEpSsspAY Msantno, Ae3 H. v
Convsne1pn n,ss psrsvans = e46e@eeM
mcu,--rsll c~l'sd. aud ~ Dvl<essss -
all IA Attendance.
The Convention psoc~sded n ~
ballot. which resulted ~ hAls~x =
H.gers 10. lowers II. blanh Z
| NJ. ftSsks shss ussaisstsA llspeuvoFss
w. Snyths u Jasper euuaty. II
Ihs Cosse.,tsos thss es~en-'sa 4
9Th hall0l The voss sSes1 - sussshe
~. Ward =. Scr.t 4.
Wh.se-rSn tbs I'esaik desafed tna
lss4ss. tssssgs ". SmstAs q te We s9safss J
vi this Convection.
Mr. Asrrsh moi t.... shs gAAis s.
point l6hnit,gs IS -, "a la,tef ia.
tisa q. ". NNs as - ~ eoa.lHAs.ssss. u
r~qs~st. bin Il aeese as~ saspe slssss ~
plaltorm of@sss slssn.
Wh~rss a. a. rse,mirts. csHsis'isx3
~ Han .iat II 4. aS..asia, G. Hsck
and " l.ess. was spaosaes aid
mo'ipa the Pssslasat ~as ntlsisd Is y
cown,siee.
ua nnplion H. Deuae@'ie pa1<ss nf1tsjl
Nisisis, eere rsqaess.a Il ,asi.lsh tss 2sosss
rseJr..s ii tlis 0ns enst..u.
Il ese, go uses,ns. vpsn,asonsly NaelYe
2 shA, ,Ae shsaks al uss Euusewtsan t&i &s "A
de,r,i Ia ,lse ottss~ss tsssssets ~ thSel s1
ar,d inpsftisl manner II ~is,sk ~
aiscas,gea th- anlsss tRci<sts - -
spss I've pussinfs. Nm
On lasl,e" II Ali~ss 7'akrssnx ~
tho Innssa len aslinhrAesl
I SsEsRMAN ti1t.IS
T. " MNHGf
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Is ~ ~ ~ 70 IT
Nolefts. "a 10 IS 40 ~ Is
l04aA
iurncf
ncr' rsDn. a. wifcse@
Ward, - 50 ~ - ~ 81 60 rs
fYr.t II
WaII,re ~ u 4 s
Nns.- 5
aHsr1l fierds' 90 WIS dominated On
h. "a 1ali4t hY Dnl0ud Mad'p. & \.
W.fr oo he issb. ~ > G usasoh,
a1d ST. a.ss' hs eol Assila. o. Ia 2!st
naIrtl
taf - ha3oi ise uop. . u.
x as,l ea.t, tsiuir iiis Caret ntian. aud
b.s,.. BIZ. tn. ststj .r u tco yssrs aro
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N OTHCE-haviua became snie plopretor ri tnr
l Mossoy Gree, Paper Mill by purchase the 25th
da, of September, prepared fill orders fo,
ull kinds of pRper. the hores notice, aud upon
good terms as any other Mill. will pay three dollar,
and fifty cents, % hundred weight delivered, for al
linen and Cotton Rags, fair price il send my
after them. Address JACOB SANGER.
or s. PAUL. my agent.
Mt Scion. Augusta Va. Nov 20-dNc3m
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EXHIBITION.

a ing obtuiucd at considerable eHpenao. fom Nh
Whteharsta Washington Gallery, Dafuctcetyre.p
the following distinguished characters, ustrcsree1uN
invtosfho public 20 cal md examine them, in caanrc
tiou with large number of his own productions althr
%hitcliurst Gallery.
President Fillmore Gen. Winfield Scot. VIM. \. Gro
ham, Gen. Fruntn fierce, WI, K kius Grn. Levi
Cas-. udgc Stephen A, Uoega.s L. CHRIS,
July la-du Propriet,'
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Che UaiIn l)irainiau.
Indy EHnry.


s.Thoa eeri ioif, Lady Mary.
As the lily in Tire saai
Aud faire, yet thoa mightest br.
Thy soaih was but beeun.
Thine eye was of and elaueing
ofdeercs,, brightest blue
And on tho heart thy gentle words
Frl lighter thar me d.~g
"They found thee Lady Mary,
With thy palms upon thy hrsa'i'
Even a thou had'-i been praying
Az thy hour ofrest.
The cali rac neon WINS shining
On thy cold PALE checks
And the morn of the Nativity
Had just begun to break.
"They carved thee. Lady Mary,
All ct pure white stone
With thy pains. Upon ly breast
In the ehnncel. all alone,
And INV thee when tho winter m 'on
shane On Thy marble check.
when the u,ouu Of The Nativity
HAD iu-, begun to break
"But thou lsoeclest, Lady Mary.
With thy palms upon thy breast,
Among Ire perfect spirts,
In the iaad Of re4l.
Thou ART t'ias took thee
Al thine hour 81 rmyer,
Save the glory thar i on thee
From the Sun thu shinc there.
ave shall see thee, Lady Mary,
On that shore unknown
A pure and happy angel.
In the presence of the throne
". shall see thee when the light divine
plays freshly thy check,
n I'd lie ts.4srreetion morning
}lafh h"sea "a break"
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NTANTnD 40 tElRE.-ru

WANTED 40 HasE.-lnc -uhsc labcrr
w wish Ia iirr Tor their oorN on the W.. y Tenn
railroad, Ia fhe Mounndl region at Na, number ~
srong neu and buya for winch H5cml hire viii be phid
They have had long experience ia the management al
negroes and are fheulspiyea large owners. Hhcd ne
groes will receive the tftm"ut IN every respect
that they give their own. tic of us ba seen J.,
Lynchburg, any timr till the l0h Of Junuyat the
Washington Hotel, ct MrCor,Ir Simpson ones,
orst Mcdaniel & lar's They viii nl-o buy men aud
boys. SCOTT K ADAMS
dac 1,r,s