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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
THE CITY DARDERi SHOP.


TAMES HALLt& JOSEPH BLANCHARD,
~ Che former having formerly shaved under
.Shrnffer's Hotel have established themselves az
City BARRIERS on Columbus Street. opposite Mrs.
Beecher's and near Stump's Swan Hotel. and
gratefully address the generous public III tho
following iiues:-- u ~
The PuRLic. know. the PppLIc iell
Who shave them clean, who shave them welh
No wonder that our Shop Is found fiNen
The hest of all the Shops around
Where we, in spite of ~enyious carpers,
0niciate as City BARRIERS
With highest skill aud razors Keen.
Our work is ia our custom seen,
So pleasing to the gentlemen.
They're very sire 10 come again. 4sefgaE 4.
Just ask. who best can fit them all
For private party or Ter bnlt
To go tn church, and be willie there
The admiration of tue fur;
To chat with ladies OF their home.
Or glrd attend them when they roamf
The answeris--and oil combine
IT'S HALL& BLANCHARD mke the slliae'
We fire no braggadocia rockets; tsaega7
We shave the face and notthe pocketa! s65a.
We cut the hair in the latest style,
And nse the fashionable oil sseN
So sweet itlrev'ry Paris charm. = Isl
II takes the ladies; heartsrby storm.
Wehave perfumery for sale Eltaa ENgtA
AS rich as Geylon's spicy gals;
The finest in the market snld
And worth its weight in precious golll is74J
Come one, come Rlt who need our aid,
And help the City Bdrbers' tsade-
We knowtour'lo logic must prevhils
b The LkNcAsrERIAss never fall.
Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. ~, 1858. ga Ssyf
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esaA? ~ArgaAog1oN.
JOmN WORK, s TIN SHOP.

TIME subscriber would respectfully beg leave to
Il call the attention of his fellow citizens to the
fact that he has once more permanently established
himself in the manufacture of Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware, andis prepared to sell, at the lowest possible
rates. everv thing thst can possibly be needed in his
line. Ills shop is Immediately opposite tho TAIL
MADaE HousE, AEafn Street, Lancaster, Ohio. whore
he constantly keeps on hand a large lot of STOVES
Of every description, consisting Of Wood, coal and
cook stoves, troin one to thirty dollars. He also has
10, Z and 6 plate stoves, Box aud Wood do, and a
large number of coal Paflor stoves, common and
Fancy Crates, &c, &c, all Of which he viii sell as
cheap as any house West Of the mountains. He in
viies his old customers and fellow. citizens generally
elsew here. JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, September %, 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CrScrNEATr, Sept. 24.-FiourA Market
very dull, and the only sale was 100 bbls
from store 4.s5, delivered; holders offering
to sell at AIS in a large way, but we heard
ofSho buyers at this, rate. Receipts for the
past "a hours GIG bbls. G~rainr-Sales Of
1000 bu Western Barley Malt, at 7oc.-,
Wheat sells at,90c. Whisky-Sales 400
bbls from river at 22c; roo do do at 2Ta and
SO from wagons at 22kc. Cheese-Saies
300 boxes at 84c-and market firm. Tobsc-
Goa sale ofs45 boxes No, l Va. lbs at 33;v
10 do medium do csc; 26 do common do is
@22;25 do No, Q Va. 5's at l9c; 20 do KY.
lbs at l9e; so do inferior KY. SIS at 1906
do good do at lie, Demand, good, Coffee
|-Sales $50 bags prime Rio at I2c. The
demand is better. Molasses-Sales 400
bbls at 23@9ic. There is an improved de-
mand. with a better feeling, and holdersito-
day were generally asking 24c.
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COMMERCIAL rnTEILTonroe


CL~EyEEAEp, Sept, 9s.- Whsat-Fi,m
with nm i~ncreaaed demand ard lighter ,ss
ceipts. Sales this morning 5000 bu Ian
caster mixed stoai i.o9i 300 bu UrIchs.
vile aaoht so9s liza asked for white In,
we heard OF no sales up to noon. Son,bssn
mixed we quale ho6@isc7. Corn~Nons
in marketi we quote at 6O@6T. Flons"
An increased htmhess exists and sesS,s !
perfne : not offered AZ less than b,sIia%-
60i fancy tosexita choice hsanas 81 ~
Buttcr-Receipts fair and prices stssd. !.
.15@l51 for new w. h; f4@IA for !
Southern; common 12@i3c Sait-FSn.
from vessel l'47@hb0r from dockIAeMls
50. Cheese-Demand good and prime w
R. English Dairy sells at 9@i0, goodwin
.s@s4; common T@T3et
Freights-Are not1quite as plenty. Flour
to Tonawunda, Buffalo and Bnnklrk -f6 rtSs
grain do a; flour to Oswego 40fgrain do ga
10; fourto 0gdensburg 45@5oci grain do
I0@I1c. TT
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The FEVER AT New ORLEANS -Itis es-
timated that there have been altogether this
season, $4,000 cases Of yellow fever at New
Orleans, Of which at least $500 proved
fatal. The Howard Association has taken
charge Of 9 900 cases a, an expense offrom
Sl4 to $i5 eaehj and up TO the 9Th inst,
the contributions received amounted toS93,-
900, although il had been notified that
3l36,oOo had been subscribed in different
sections of the country,
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FRED, OF the "Arcade,p has fitted up and
papered his bar-room, and requests us TO
say that he has procured able and efficient as
lance, & is ready to wait upon his uamerOu'
customers in a ''style that cannot fail to
pleasey" Fred keeps oysters of a nice fla
vor, and is prepared to supply families at
the cheapest possible rates. The editor Of
the Eagle "and Family" can take notice
and avail themselves of this opportunity to
secure a dish!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

Tne HOME OF IleSRY CLAY.-Aslhand,
the residence ofthe late Henry Clay, con
tanning 800 acres, near Lexington, Ky, was
to have been sold ut auction on Tuesday
last. Al al early day,it belonged to Dam
ielBoone, whose fime Is intimately %ussoci-
ated with the early history of Kentucky md
whose name is coupled with many ofthe
thrilling and fearful legends Of Western
adventure. Col, Nathaniel Hart, who fell
at the battle OF the river Raisen, afterwards
purchased IL, md it subsequently descended
to Mrs, Clay, whose maiden name was Luz
cretia Hart.
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CnttIe ~rIarkels.

E HHL. HIHH
BRtcHroN, Sept, zS.-At market $500
beef cattle. 25 pairs working oxen $50 cows
and calves, 1000 stores, 5000 sheep, and
.430 swine. .sraEt s4s sao siN I'D
Prices-Beef Cattle-Extra 7,75@S,00;
LIST quality 100 a 7,6o; I'd do. 5000 $50;
Sd dc, $50 a 5,75; ordinary $50 500.
Stores-Yearlings 49, 8 a IL; two years
old $40. 10, 81 a 90; three years old $25,
81, 80 a 80. lE'
Working Oxen--Sales SOS, 10, 80, 90, 4
1890, l,16, 100 a lao. 3es W E,ts.
Cows and Calves-Sales $40, 90, as, 2s,
80, 40 a 10.
Sheep and Lambs-Sales $500, 2.25, g..
SO, 800 a 400; extra $500, $50, 6,OOa7,0o.
~Swine-53 a bac; retail Ola 7tci o d
Hogs By a &c. l5e swine left over fir m
last week.
New York, Sept. 28.--At Washington
Drove Yard.-gThe offerings this deyr COM
prise 1858 beeves, of which ,00o,were New
York State cattle. Prices ranged at 81 to
l61c, according to quality. -.
At OBrien's4-(No. 9Sixth street).-On
sale, 100 beefcattle andes COWS; all sold at.
seas for the former. and $40 a SO for the
latter.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES River Bulls
Head. )--At market, 25beef cattle, 80 COWS
and calves. and 4,20O sheep. and lambs.-
Prices-beeVes sold at from Z to 95c per
ID; cows, 1915 TO SO; calves ~ to 7e perlb;
sheep $3.50 a $50; lambs s l,5O a 400
| ALI sold. kH ~ vhfffs@=S f1N -
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Nav YOrlk lIurIlann


New York, Sept. 9s.--Flour-Thera is
little change to note in thu value Of western
and state flour; supply lightI better grades
stea dyy sales western canal 5000 bbis sal
@6,S7 for common to strait states 6,3l@6,4A@
for mixed to fancy Mich and Ind and com.
mon to good Ohio.
Wheat-Sales 300 bush choice white
Las; $500 bush white Genesee; 5000 bush
good white Mich 4 AS. no vsu4
Oats-Sales 46@49 for state and weslern.m
Barley-Saless 79@8l.
Corn Betterj sales 10000 bush 791@S0
for unsound; sI@s2s for western mixed; 81
for southern yellow 500 afT sag sa
Whiskey-Dempnd fair; sales TOO Sbbls 4
|274@2S for Ohio; % for prison.
Pork-But liule Rere quotations IN
changed Bsef-In fair request at former
prices. Lard-Firm Il3@il3.
Butter-Sales 1901 for Ohio: 1890
for state. easaaussts
Cheese-Firm 81@Io. iSsy ssa sEa 4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

CoAL COLUMN FOR THE CRYSTAL Pal
Acs.-Mr. Gray, Of the Baltimore vein at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, 1t Is stated, has taken out
a column Of c1al for exhibition at the Crys-
ial Palace, in New York, which measures
four feet square and twenty.nine feet in
height! Several other mines are sending
smaller specimens, The citizens oil Wilkes
barre have contributed S $1,000 TO defray the
expenses Of moving and transporting these
specimens Of their coal,
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A III persons indebted to the Subscriber for sub
IN s~cription to the Gazette, advertising or job.work,
prior to the 9th Of May last. are respectfully in
formed that they are now expected to make imme,
date payment, as my engagements are such that
canno longer wait for the money. An tmnedlete
compliance with this request, willsave time trouble
expense aud hard feeling. GEORGE WEAVER
September %, 1853.
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GTThis brief but beautiful passage oc-
ours in late article in Frazief's Maya.
zine:
Education does not commence with the
alphabet. 1t begins with q mothers looks
with a fathers nod of APPRECIATION, or q
sign Of reproof-with a sisters gentle pres
sure OF the hand, or a brother's 1oblc net
II forbearance-with handsful Of flowers in
green aud daisy meadows--wit birds nests
admired, but not .ouched-with' creeping
ants, and almost imperSeptible enemies
with humming bees andS glass bcehives-
with pleasant walks in sshudy l%aues--and
with Thoughts directed in sweet and kindly
tones. and words to mature to deeds ofbe-
nevolence, to acts OF virtue, and to the sense
of all good. TO God himself.
ORA j .urneyman printer, name un-
known, has issued from the London press,
"A Workingman's Way III the World, be-
ing the Autobiography of a J1urneyman
Printer, IA work which commands the at
tention OF the leading men of Englapd.-
or various phases of London life, and OF
printing offices, editors, &c, curious notes
are given. tits said to be a genuine auto
biography, and a gem Of wit and humor.
Coming from such a source it could not well
be otherwise. aH H'3
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or Our boy Ton wants to know what Is
meant by the question. he has seen IN the
arithmetic, CHOW many rods make an Gere?''
He says that when he went TO school, the
master had only one rod, but that used to
make a good many dchres.
6TMr. Howdon has completed the sec.
ond cast OF his statute Of Washington, for
the Crystal Palace.
6rThe Concord and Montreal Railroad
Company have been mulcted in $1,000 dam
ages for causing the death ofO. NJ. Rot.
erts.
OF The receipts Of coal at, Boston, OF
Tuesday from the coaatwise ports, was "a,
Gao ions.
Gron Friday morning Of last week.,
Gre broke out in Ironton destroying proper
~ tothc amOsnt Of $4,000. No lnsaranct
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

MIR. EDIToR;--Please announce the name
of Gen. GEORGE SANpERsoN Of Lancaster,
as a candidate for Representative, at the
coming fail election; Gen. Sanderson is an
old citizen and identified with.all the great
interests, Of the county, and will make
an Honorable member Of the Legislature.
MANY CITIZENS.
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AN ORTHODOX Doc, There lisa dog nj
Greenfield, Mass, who Ia strictly secturian
in his religious notions lila, master is a
Baptist, hut the dog 10 a sCongregationulist,
and, after accompanying his master to the
Baptist church,. he goes. regularly to the
Congregational church himself, and sleeps
during the entire service.
PARIstAS BALLOON FEAr.--Mr. GODDARD, Of
Paris, has arrived at tho acme Of aeronaut-
10 achievement. He has come down in a
parachute, on horseback. He decended
from the height Of about a mile Phe po-
ny touched ground without being the least
frightened. Two years ago, to 20 up on
horseback was a marvel.
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Runawdy.-Two horses, attached to o
wagon, took a "French leave" oftheir mas
ter this morning, and f~uriously galloped over
the hill. The last we saw Of them they
were'under full headway" en- route for home
We have not heard whether there was any
damage done or not.
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TRzss-ATLAsrIc TslEoRAFH- Doubts
have been thrown aPon the Practical lily
of a direct transatlantic telegraph line,
Ilfom the known loss OF the electric fluid
when passing orergreat distances. To OBJ
viate this difficulty aiprgject was lately
formed 10 connect the two Continents by
wires entering the Atlantic from the Euro
Epean side at Iceland, and emerging on the
shures OF Greenland on the American side.
But il seems from the statement Of Mr., Rob
ert Stephenson, the eminent engineer, that
a recent discovery has obyisted the neces-
sity of so round a bouiu line. He states that
a series OF recent experiments has establish-
ed the fact, that BY forming a complete wire
circuit, that Is, by two connecting wires,
extended to the same point OF Departure,
forming a complete metalic circuit, instead
ofusing one wire connected with the ground,
the galvsnic current may be sent to any
conceivable distance without loss or dimi-
mutton of power. The supposed weakness
Of the current is 10 be attributed TO the in
%terrnption Of cross currents, which cross
currents are overcome or avoided by the
continuous wire circuit. OF course ibis
doubling ofihe electric track must cost dou-
bic the expense OF a single line, but the
saving oflhe circuit6us route otherwise nee
essary, will go far to compensate for this
loss.--Cia. Gds.
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05-A Yankee. out walking in Virginia
at Wheeling, while to himselfa talking, ex.
perienced a feeling- strange, painful aud
alarmin'! from his cap up TO his knees, rs
he suddenly discovered he WINS covered ore
with abeesg'a They rested on his eyelids,
and perched upon his nose; they colonized
his peak face, and swarmed upon his cisthes.
They explored his swelling u%ostrils, and
dove deep into his ears, they cFswled up his
trowscrs,l and filed his eyes with %tears.--
Did he yell like aFhyenai Did he boiler
like a loonl Was he scarf, aud did "he cut
and run!' or did the crit,er swooni Ne'eu
a one. lie wasn't %scar'ta mite; he never
swoons--or hollers; but hive'd en- in a nail
keg tight, and sold 'em for two dollars!
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a ~LAMPGT

"A New and desirable article recommended Z
IN economy, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
&c. They onlyneed being seento induce any
o'eto pnrchase them. The public are invited to cal
AID see them atthe city Drug Store.
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The LADIES TURNING D~ocroRs.--A Gin.
clnnati exchange says: "The success Of
DIR. Caroline Brown in the practice Of the
medical profession has already had a sens
ible effect on the Indies in the country
round about Cincinnati. Six young ladies',
Of good families and superior education,
have applied FOR admission to the Eie ;tic
Medical College at the approaching term"
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G-Frederick Jerome, the sailor who was
conspicuous 10 ~sayingiife on boOrdtbe burn
ing ship Ocean Monarch, in the British
channel several years since, is not dead,
as was reported 10 the newspapers some
months since, but has arrived at New
York from Bristol, as the second officer Of
the barque Broussa.
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The Aaditor.-We understand that Mr..
Jefrries has at last condescended to answer
our inquiries concerning certain 'mysteri-
Gus little items" that appeared in his anuu-
al report. We trust he will be able to make
a clear and satisfactory explanation, not
only of the items we referred to, but also in
regard to CERTAIN items of printing which
are most "iatimaely connected" with our in
q%uiries. 1t will be remembered that we ask
ed for a fun explanation of the lOhole re-
port.
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THE New York FoReERIEs.-The alleg-
ed forgeries Of Mr.. Jas. C. Forsyth, says
the Tribune, have been traced back as far
rs Is47, during all ofwhich time they have
been artful'y covered up by fresh issues Of
paper. In 1913 he give abond, the inter-
est on which he paid with exact punctuaI-
ity up 10 HE flight. II is also discovered,
II is alleged, thar he had forged the name
of the cashier of the Kingston Bank,
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LOCAL I-NTRLLraENCE.



GIN Tfaas-Asa faithful chronieler OF
passing events. we would fail to do our do
ty il we neglected to call the attention Of the
public to the fact thai our business men are
now receiving their Fall supply Of goods.
and ere selling Off at prices that cannot
fniIto please the public.
We this morning stepped into the Tin
Shop Of Sus much esteemed friend, Jno
Work, and after a glance at his excellent
assortment Of "cyery Thing in his line,p we
feel safe in commencing onr readers to his
establishment as d place where every yaris
ETY. Of Tin and Copper ware can be pprehas-
ed on the most reasonable terms. His
stoves actually ~satpasses, in beauty, any,
thing Ct the kind we have ever SEEM
Make il your business to give him a call.
aThep well Known frm Of Little & Dres.
bachs have, just received their new, goods
and are prepared to clothe, in a style that
cannot be Surpassed, tie whole world aud
the "rest OF mankind .s,,,iJw, ,,,t
NtSi"S Lyons uO uHeo NSSiPN VI
their new purchases, the -announcement OF
which, is alone sufficient to secure them a
''1ood Of customers"
2Reinmuhd & Martin too, wiShto remind
the ladies and gentlemen of"0ld Fairfield
that they are now prepared to furnish goods
as cheap asscan be hadin this market.
FRAsK, that wondering Jew, who makes
every body scondsr how he manages to sell
at such low prices is preparedto meet the
wants Of his customers. His stock can't be
surpassed. Give him a lift. z
A stock of boots and shoes that will take
your fancy, has just been received by Rob-
uson g. Trout, Corner of Main and Co
lumbus Streets. They have the stock fol
the times, and equal to any other they think
for the money. They are practical "cord
paii2ersp and know when a pair Of boots Of
shoes are well put together and keep
a stock on hand that is winning for them
widespread reputation.
07-our enterprising young friend, VIM
Searls, has just returned from the city, wher'
he has been purchasing a large stock o
Books, Stationery &c. Advertisement
may be expected soon.
0J-Mr. Smith, we understand, has re
ceived a portion ofhislate purchaseOf Cloth
ing and is ready to supply his customer
with every thing in bis line. Just give hin
a call if you don't believe it and he vii
convince you that it is a fact. m
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CLoslse OF the SrATp Fam The Ohio
State Fair, at Dayton, closed yesterday af-
ternoon at three o'clock. The attendance
yesterday was not so large as on the three
preceding days, but was very large never,
tbeless, At 10 o'clock all the stock ofey.
cry character, which had obtained the first
and second prizes, was taken into the ring,
and agains viewed by the ju lges. The
visitors and the owners of everything on ex-
hibition then assembled in the large tent to
] sten to an address, and witness the pre-.
Eentatiun OF prizes. About II o'clock, Dir.
Gesi stated that Senator Pierce, Of Mary
land,was expected 10 be present, but owing
10 his absence, the Directors would call up
on Cows Wright, of Indiana, to 6ll the VA.
caney. Gov. Wright then addressed the
pssemblage in a speech Of about an hours
length, after which the prizes were present.
cd, and the Fair closed.--Gin, Gas. n.4t
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RAILROAD AccnEsr.-We regret to
learn, from ths W Wilmington Republican, that
an IFishmaH ives seriOusly ipinrsd by being
knocked of the iraekb by a locomotives, las,
Monday night, on tbe G, w. & n, Railroad
Two horses were also run over the sam,
night. No blame b attached 10. the con,
dRetqEs..
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WednesdaY,s Daily

Nep Advertisements BY all means look
at the advertisement of Robinson g. Trout.
These young men are determined to spare no
pains to please the public, and we are glad
to see their efforts receiving the proper re-
ward, We commend them to the public.
They sing, in to-day's paper, a new song.
We noticed yesterday, that John Work
had a shop filed with every thing in his line
of business, and to-day we take pleasure in
referring you to his new advertisements
knowing. as we do, that you WILDE happy
to welcome him once more among the bu-
siness men Of the city.
SAM WATsoE greets his friends in a lively
manner. Sam is one Of the best BARRIERS
in the city and Ed is not far behind him.
We bespeak for them a liberal share of pat
ronage.,
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DissoIu,ion.

N NIlE undersigned copartneFs, heretofore doing bu.
l. siness under the name and lrm Of Clam and
Brandt,is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by Maximilian GiAna who
GiANl& BRANDT.
Lancaster, July "A, 1859, le-im :
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Nrw raon wasmsoroN Nv COPY the

New FROM WASHINGTON 1--WE copy the
following from the Star;
The Frigdts Columbia. and Soop + War
A~bapy.-The Navy Department have or
dered the Albany and the Columbia (ofthe
Home Squadron) to cruise on and around the
fishing grounds for the. present, which will,
recruit the officers and men Of these vessels,
nftertheir severe summer tour in the Gulf,
and afford additional protection and encour.
agement to our fisherman IN that quarter.
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THE MISSISSIPPI BoSDs.--The repudiated
boads Of the State Of Miss'ssippf. which
have been declared legal issue by the Su-
pteme Court of that State, at its last sit
ting, amount to 81, ZOO, 900. There Is an
accumulation of interest for IS years, max
ing on a~dditionaEsum Of S~4,sJ0,Q0O, the
whole being nearly Si2 900, 900. The
State is rich In her productions, and could
without difficulty, pay the interest on this
debt, and iquidate the principle in a few
years. Her annual crop Of cotton alone I.
probably worth thirty o. forty millions, ant
the value Of property IN Misslssippi, accord
ing to the census Of 1850, was 1928 ,95I,
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Esinte 81 John Rrieht.

NOTICES hereby given, that the undersignedi
IN has been duly appointed and qualified al Adj
Illustrator on the Estate Of JoHH BR1aHr. deceased.
Sept %, ~18b3-4w2l l. HELMlCK, Adm'tor.
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The address of the Temperance AL
lance. to the voters of the county, will be
Tound in this evenings paper.