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Janunrv ED. I8b9. ..Gv
John Cpburn
and
Calharine Coburn In Chancery.
bis wiIO. - .

John james, st al 1913 w
bohn James aud Elizabeth Ann James bis
wife Of the State OF Illinois, Samuel Meanor
and Mary Mesnor his wife, Of WellsvllIe in
Ihe Slate Of Ohio, Harriet Straw aud RebeccO
Straw, of Franklin county, Ohio, George T.
MeaDoF and Washington Straw, Of Carroll coUn.
~, Ohio; will take notice that on tho l4Ih day
Of Dec 1859. John Coburn and CaIharne Co.
burn filed in the office Of the Clerk ofihe Couu
Of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio their
petition 10 Chaneery; wherein said petition
eTs pray for authority 10 sell the lands be.
longing to The estate Of John Queen late Of said
county deceased. and that after dischareing tho
debIs Of the estate of said John Queen deceas.
Cd, ouI Of The proceeds Of said sale, that they
may be authorized 10 distribute the balance &c.
cOrdng 10 the will Of said John Queen deceas
ed 10 the above named persons, who are depi.
sees in said wilI. JOHN COBURN and
IF ICATHARlNE COBURN.
BY EcKLEY g. DAVIS, their soils.
At- Feb. I6 1853.
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PARTNERSHIP.

A Partnership has this day been formed between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
the name and style Of Cummings Brackin, and
we invite all the customers of the "old corner"
and the public generally, ,,tocall and see us l''
March is, 1859. Up. CUMMINGS,
!. II. BRACKIN.
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sign OF the Black Mortar.

"
z-G. THE UNDERSIGNED would re-
s-1 specllully inform the citizens Of Car
rolhon and surrounding country, thai
- he keeps constantly on hand the besS
p''' DRUGS AND MEDICINES A. e
in the country, Also, that he is determined to
sell The same as low as any body else dare
having come to the conclusion Of permanently
locating in this place, and devo.iug oar dEnes
to the above business, we are bound mol lobe
beaten, andwll sell al Wholesale or Hsaail very
low for cash. a.l'Aasael 'o
N. B.--Orders from the counxy Will receive
promp, attention. Doctors, when yon come to.
CarrolI,on, call al the SIGN Of Ihe BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere Genao>
men give US call. ~
c. A, BoEGEL. DraggisI.
Dec. 1I,H5l.
Fer Sale. aa4tG2- Go
The Patton House, OF CanoltOn, is hereby Of
cred for sale on reasonable teims. q ge0d title
will besgiveM> |nf losi'
For fGrthea particulars enquire Of ..t1
G LOUIS SCHAEFERg'
Julv /. s5Q.-bs s4 tsa Canton. Ohio
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FOREST CRY HOUSE
fF~~rr,v Ne DraAan Hsuss,l

". SMITH. PROPRIETOR.
M. l.rse and comnodioas establishment has
A.en thoroarhiv repaired, end renovated through
ort and viii compare tsvorabiy with any Of the
srst class Haels ID fhs state. Il coathins more
th.n one hundred rooms. all in complete order
n. hou.e 4 beautifully situated on the Public
Saa,re near The CebFt House, in the centre Of bus
ino.s. and has the advantsge Of pure air and Al
0pep spsee around H. The table is furnished with
he bert TIE markets sford, and the Proprietor i
determined TO spare neither expense nor effort, 4
render the Forest City pleasant stOPPingplsee q
thi,ss ulO msy Fisi tleveland either on business
o. 10 the pursuit Of pleasure An Omnibus is Al
wsys IN readiness 70 convey passengers to and frCu
the depots and slesmbOat landing. 4.
Cleveland, April rs, 1884 gsr
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Cad Fish, White Fish aud Mackerel for sale,
: dec. 81, SO. q. A. BOEGEL-
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Administrators A Notice.

April I, 1853. and Special Mr.. Com. in Oh
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Rratutousy Put up in 30 bottles ut 4l 9 do at 50 ota
each the larger hOdng6 more than two small boe, eos gI
Every bottle has Vaughna Vegetable
Lhonhpg Mixture, blown upon the glass The grisn ssnalns
OF g. G. Vaughn the directions and u " faughn bai
ao, stamped he cork None other are gepy,ns ErsgsTe
by Dr. G. o. Vaughn, and sold at the Principal Omce ~ Main
street Bufao wholesale and retail No attention gyen to leers
paid sters, verbal oOmnunica"n solicit
nE advice promptly attended to- gratis. ... =. -
Wholesale Agents, Ocou, Mckes,On Robins, No ~ Maiden
Lane New York City Mn. E. Kdder Co.. Boston; D. BuId'
sa Co.. CINCINNATI Owen Co. Detroit Scar Sey IN;
Sims Hamilton, O. W. and for sale by all the apeclabe DTuE
gsta the United States and Canada and retail BY
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g. IUSSEY, e. SlNCLAlh
HUSsEY 4 SINCLAIR,
Storage, Shipping & Commission Merchants

G. IUSSEY,
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In Kentucky n,ssls Boyd. Chrsmsu.
Breckenridge, Elliott and stanton. demo.
cats, and Neesrs Gfcy Ewing, hdi Pros
ton and Cox. wings. have been ehns,u. bee
ine five OF ,ach party. his is 40 ,he Del
ees'ior STOOD "a tie last Congress
Arkansas, "a a matter OF course, returns
two democratic members. fle.sfs Green.
wood AID Warren.
II the lai,.. accounts from Alabama gr,
correct, Nrsss ibefcrombie aud Hale.
uhips, have been elected to Congress. lsav
wg the democrats The other H., mcubrfs
! ais is a wals gaia OF one, John 4 ~ H.
slam, democrat, is doubtless elected Gov.
eiuer.
The roturne from North Ca, l,na are not
s-lhrienily m.l Ia eulbis Us 10 state the 70
salt. Three whlgs and two Aemocrats are
known 10 be elected Oallae bias been
beaten ~ Ills democratic opponent, aud
Neaab.e by ~Aig. From lbe Other tao
diaifieis, which both gave majaittles iof
& a. scott there are no returns.
IL lenocesc ito chances seem to be ia
.syat OF Jobasoa'u election AZ Governor
.ie congressional deeg liou wiil p-ohahi,
stand as ii do las, year 1t saons prel.y
certain that = 7, stanton has boon heat.n
tY Iotge, Wig In the Mempld. distuc,
!, Appears go be- conceded, however, thh
tas etigs VII asve the melouty ia the
Leslslasare--an important result, as It will
secure | 5. Senator ior inst patty. vice
jain Boil
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We ste COW enabled To- lay b~'ors oar
AR. -, .,,s,,,..d f,.,sai yi o.. r~iuaik-

We sre uow enabled to lay b~'ors oar
reader. an approved f.sisai oi TIE r~i''a'k-
INSIDE =, >,ct,taf, DAVIS 1t rhiadH h'"'
g.. wa,sh 81, uurn ul the pubic att lnu
has been az, Gee. n "a- ehH"u- iA'i iHr
-H 30 t, hr,l.'nl. pea u'hed vH, 'i'sf
l.,tI. nrasut d. a.d % ua. ,qn.dt, oini,t4s
that ou % ql.-,a.t . -. n.u-h magiituar.
4 go. n-,tas. Igs' goo tHr speaker 40. to iiir
.uhj-ct tsst there ,,ruih .s'-t a., ground
iat mlsconc,pt..n COZ mi.H detsis"d'ng ~
'a the ..nt,n, ui- ariu.l'' 80. we'd rh ''r
pane. g., .u r.t h us, ev.. " & .ral v..
u.oss ura.. .I- t so r,p -
ga .;td, .,l. y ISL. t. -~,t.' ,Ds ''ui-''""'
r. D remove ih oi.r. Ii. SO l'i 4 'r"m Zee
mp i,epr .'' "a. 'p.t II" he'b Il
!, ,ua.. h,. uI.F. "a. %. q N. p""
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-03
ELECTION Returns.

W. publish below the returns from the
Election. 81 fr a. received. The returns are
generally incomplete From some eonn''r'
", have only he sote o, fea>e and h'i''iine
Dme,- vote !, small. amounting to 90, soo
Il j.. ". pr',ume, bat seldom gwen. ~'''
BE-. seen inst our re ulu, embrace ~ eou n'ir"
o,,t Of III. % N n. state, irsNirp ~ TO be-
i, ri if.m IL Ia uf these, 10 VII, bdflv-"p,
oufuri, ii pn.o. Nueer>, Goliad, tiidaieu'
ili. M,..ia. Mad on. ptr-Idlo. UNald", irin'
n,. N,5b. a Starr, prase ha- n" doubt r.
et.,d IA .Jouttr-, ~hlcn viii eNrc,d' IA tue
a.-t,g..y ,n, .Juuiy If b,Duirre "a me
ru..u.n. counties. OF tie - conhi'r" heard
n u be- returns arr ut"mplrtr iron 81 ~ 30
From a ur - ot these % MAY ealv'} be "--
sum, ii iliai rca-r wtii get uervA-cd mtl"nilrs'
", haze hot ln,.n ii'r 'oir f"r ~ urNttn-
or. a. th. 20 ufns are Nr, ug N, ietc We
a., .a.i.hcd. hoae,er H., 9cN un - elected
10. % t.tf-, ~ Ipriff4
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l. " 4 h ! L. II IIN r. 4 T. \ RS.
New CoParlnrrship,

& T.. Y L. " T. LIS.
No. IL on The Lerfs Nuccsssors 10 Rob-
DanpeH.
ii AVl\G formed ccpartner-hip for ear.
! rying on the Grocery and Proiae, Bas,
ma, and having pnrchas,d h. entire stock Of
Nr. Rob-t Donnell, ~ill continue tn. trade. IN
all it, branches, nj the abnye stand. On. of
the firm has just returned from the city, where
he selected with care extensive ndal,ons, 40
ina, our stock IA now large and complete. and
WIN b. sold for sm1ll profit Wv r.spect.
fully solicit and will be happy to receive. a
continuance Of the liberal patronage extended
to our Predecessor. which from r,g,d at,en.
hon 10 business, and uniform. fair, and hon.
orable dealing, We hope to BIZ sble 10 merit
from generous public.
ANDREW J. STACEY,
OSBORN J. WELLS.
July IL. 1853. sv
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HaEsx.ALL UNIVERSITY.
.i.r Edno-:
Atfhr LII Irralar nle.lsng 81 the Noart

l.r Lal,or
Atthr last rrgalar oe-,'ng ct the board
of rrustees, /. Is gtntr,il, sneNn, lsr
hNps, that dseiiard preceding uY nl'n-
a. a candidate tor tie Presidency oi da
shall University ln5 the ensafn- year.
The reasons - Icb lmysilrd me 20 t'Hi
cou,.e, were then stated at lcugsh, ana |
viii bueeY teespduls,e: 1t. The root of
the building Is detective; 2nd. The r"""-
are un.es,rd 81 The rrnu4ds are Il im
proved add uuipclosed Ath. The bib afN,
Laboratory, aud tahin-t. are Uhnih uu;.
nnt,d.
asse ,u.1.s, have .n,iste'i 'oF the iasi
two yesrs, wee sb.ola,-ly nrcrsssf,. r"t
oul, to the couiIrt Rud couychirncr. hot
nl.o to the Or grrs. Of t.i. students ia lae"
collegiate. sut even arad'mic e.- Sc.
that, without These acts ati ir.p tt
wefe faru,sled from ,uut- s'uirr, ..d
be- uited, iu.l- to ui'-mrt 'a #s i.H
college iu Na-h4lI. Wi..f r.u
meet tur raacatiuHaI eHHt- ~ Ia.
aty Moreover. slncr ta. u#t 80. % F..
i-lt. ths BuiGiug having fh-e.t 100 tH
available mpans Oh dnnsftou v4s "a ll.
80. -. -, e,..,..#,, o..
IL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,,...l.i ,...,.. ,..f.,. Ip.... .,.,. Lii.
.,...,,..#. .., ,.., ,,"t,...,.ysl f.,e, ,.,.,.l.
eass, aud tees, oera tamitfed - TIE Zoe
81 that tp.. 70 be aat oais the cst-tiae
facts, hat quite t-W,df'r-s ~drr shat
,,.... t.....,,. d.. t,,...... ,..i Is.,.,.d. ,.i
III. ln.r,a..., t.,s .,.e....5 d .,lI,.g
...,. t.,,,s,8 sod indeed l.,t,
I-.t....t .s....,... t,,..l,,v. io....t..,.H.
"a. ...,....,., ~ INC ,,..l.,....e.,.,.i..
I.......... ...,......,.....t. 1 ..,...,,.f
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a PROPORTIONS
" Eiior

Heavy complaints have he,eiofor. been
niade 4ttinst my too tree Use OF the brush
Itre as mean. OF suppnadu,n, knowledge
therefore pf0pos, that Iaoso Interested
reud % hands Arinei properly On Saturday.
the 10 n 4 Svpiemher and We viii remove
the obnoxious h-nss II n the Uniyers,ty
Grounds, root ara branch, and make II h.
logebos, 5pot in NArshail. instead Of th. abode
q .leAs. uHasrs, and acofgior,.
l.. PETIT
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4 9iNGrlAs FAcr.--A marriage uol
emH..od N south Carolina IS inii.suiuhis
either hy consent OF parties. or by the
Judgment Of any fpreign inhonal or statute
Of amy ioreisn Legislature. No judicial
I lhlus, TO south Carolina hes an, author.
It's to declare a divorce. a. no divorce has
ever been granted by the Legislature OF
that state
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..tf.t. ,s,. ,.esk ,so afiIelas ta "a.
a.. Pc, ps8,,sd enc fain
H. w,,...,,so rnsr s,l sratbcr hom
~ r..,,.-a.ys4 gsy.re. Ue pgb,
rA,l., a. ,..s 81 hon ; If Day,s s,
- pas.al 4, ls,,sa, in r.l,t,aa 70 doe
...ee.,.,.a, .rls,esr,.,., s-csB, RET
........s .-..e.tso vs csslJ dave it,.
4..,.,.t.3t.,. syila. imser.an,e
b..o...t,o.. al ,.sss t.aswecoteeiqe
e. -, .a,i,,g ia, ft.i. lan,tb
III. r-...a ,,a.,..l.,.,..3 css.sie. tie
,a.s,s, TIA, rorr.sa vi,h the consent a.
q. ..,., h.s,se ,,el, q, .eors,ftc, ma d
..,.., ...,.,,e s,,,,o,a extess q.
-. H., p. s.as ,otte .,l.sue Ocean snd
-. N a.. ,i,tl. # ,,oe,ist,r..i,
-. g4.. do...iao b. a, db.ri coso.rt
..,t 5.,,...,,is ,,scs8ss,. and with the
s....,.ion.s s,,, e,efc.el by Nh Mad
r.. A.. ,.o,..ss O., d,t.s- and Sir
c.,....
~. rr..t..,.t...,, ,5sr,,.es a.
...6..a.te.tr,i,o uesstl, rea.
49,, c,,.,..ss~, r..f.tt. no esa-
81. -...l.. ....,r. .a,..,fuay
so,.-.., ,s.oncb he ,e,rt,ri,. and
....4.,.I ,,4 =, iglli.r B.
.rT....,..
.u, ,..,.t n cs,4se,. n, s--.-set lie
@I.t...a.a..,..........t.. ,...o .,s.
4..,.t...l ,i..,. .o-e,,s.t, bea III
...... - ,.i.'.....,.,,,g r. ,,n,-s,. We
.... IA. r..a;,.. b., rr.,ly ,to,,o that
-. ~. ,., ,...s.. ro.s, in
.aen IA .,.,. be d.s tbst vold
.aesf. ID exercise II. Buthls question
...l........,4.,,e .,eiic.t io.ro,,tr,o.
t... t'c..aha ,.rf zach f.s
M, ..4..,..,..,.
'''.'-e'''' ~ '.4 -
ga mus sna o'i''p"y "o1'' w 90, ''''O'
Z be democratic p"''yis g" "e oNee's''"'
3, have always hold that the General Cos
eruneri has the riCb' to h''niah Incidental
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o. I. viii Be seen ly telsFence t. our
t5se. Using eolunas TIA, Ars G. N. ilrNr
Ia. re- eeenea the .i.raha!i aotel "a 'Ais
taee. Mfs. II. hss feii..ed this csiabiishN
fsen'. and Il nov presents very pleasant
and iayiGug appearance. Il "a eeil oin.
aeed. aad, Ia eysfy -espest, Is asstezal.
aat total
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gTEECIl or COL. rkrfS.


aiAIoi W coL' H""s'
II ne Fhf11t pm bdHqHf oa ~ JpW
"ty ~ ihf FrfAsfFat 'nfHf IA"es Wd'ioH
- ~ tsHf'd FdGtF
We fud hat We has. luajtptieuil, ONT,
,cd 10 punli.h lbe sler,h,. na4s los Cd
DAVIS aud So ttluRu At the Ba4ue TO
pn lndriphia which constituted ope o' d.,
most utet.stng incident, ol th. ltir visit
81 the t. .id-ut These -prrcbrs w,ll at
trari particular pt'eutou ou account ai the
ailuslnus made hN the distinguished speak
81 70 the Pace d. railroad pselrct II viii w.,
ttmrmhtrsd that VI HrtutNtN responded
itb appreciation te a. nNls'. seutimvuts
uu the .al pet. who y viii hr observed. au
uounsc5 tie c'ucHlrtucr "f the President
,n h,. view. un '5r ohlg-}inn aiihtalh Ia
observe Tia, tigbt- Of the State Mr.
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luz EASTERN QugstlOa - Notli K
d. .iule has Yet been leatn,d from st p,,
iersburf, but there ~cre growing appf,h,n.
s'ons tAat the Gar would refuse acquirs.
cenee IN the peace measures propopos,d Ly
England, France, aud AssiiA. lie Rus
aiaus continued to levy nce troops. AVID the
prubabil,tie, OF war we're oouslderahl, m
cf,asaG
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HE Kentucky papers announce lhd
Pot bev " Dudley, OF Lexington. III.
founder Of iraps, lavria nlveisltt. the
oldest surgeon N America. AID on, oi the
most eminent IN the void, 70 now slr,t ken
~ith disease. from which 40 hopes are en-
teiia,aed ct his recovery.
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AwYrL H.Ar ~ NEW YORK. .rcu
York, Angus, l5-- he weather here 10
iHsh'iUlls ho'-prohsbiy uotaiug Ike IL
was eve: known here before. Over ninety
deaths occurred yesterday ia tie city from
tie beat
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,u,.Ntstn,tiUN NOiIt l..

"a u.Ntsti. iON No II t.
| ETTEkS Of administration were granted
- 10 the undersigned on III. estate "i J. u
Feny, decreased on the N IA day Of July, a.
ID 1893, by tine county court, held N ana 'oI
Harrison county. Texas. THIS il. therefore, 10
give no ICE to all p.r-on- having claim as"inr'
,.ii estate, to prosen, them duly auiben'i.
Gated, within the time prescribed by law ana
those indebted 10 the same Will max. iusnsai
ate payment.
DAVID sUDDU I'll. Adm.
August 20, 1888 6-6s.
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

ThERE will b. 'rcr ralory Department
opened IN Marshall Uu,er.ity. Ia ..pa.
rat" room, FIR beginner, under the immediate
direction of r Paiillo, and general super.
vision Of
f. PETIT.
Sept 3, 1853 ST
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lSirNo STATES AND IvHAey- The
London Chronicle r. aiirms the statement
thAt the Uni,ed States had offered material
aid 10 tie Su.iau
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Auo.her fearful Railroad aeeiden. &C
CURED on The Pe,.h and Aaaoy Railroad,
en- the 10Th mat. by wAisn c uunissF Of
l.ses wsFe loot, and many severely voeaeed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-03

lsJ' there WA no abstsnen, ostae pe,.
usaeo II New Oslesns at It's lac. sesoua.s-
Ito desths .or tho week ..o.aS al Q
sslesx on Sunday. augn. Ia. amounted
10 1870 The Bulletin sisss = .'aumen,
of The deaths for twelve weeks preceding
.ha l5.h az Areuss. tua they tmora, to
1874
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TIVE TYLER TELEGRAPH.

Ii W N. l!sntN iafaoas, VI "ho -
Telegraph, lassne. that We could De pf''
xoked into personal controversy With hsR,
he /. entirely m,siasen. W. have long
since considered hin beaea,h the notce OF
4. seu.isman; aai bis 6lthy shee' a re-
rfoseh to IL. community Ia which !, Is pub
ishe6. Cas so.e purpnse,n oooesseendin8
TO notice hin wa TO defend the reputation
Of Judge Cdlstet f.om bis fAlse sod ma
lguant Aeeusaiions That tack We cue
cessiully accomplished. BY the testimony o.
the aaos, distinguished gentlemen ~ the
State Tha, Nr. Parsons should continue
to urge these changes, ia not to u' mat
Ter Of surprise. It ouly proves what We
presiously asserted, thai b. knew tag were
false When he preferred them We shall
not GO o~i o. oae way 20 eonuadici The
puueroas falsehaod. cou,s uei 30 ti. ,saue
Of tie &c b, nor to repel the mslisnaui
abass, sud lou, moathed seurnliiy in which
he hss deal. SO freely We expected IS
mach ahen We exp sed he psftiy OF bis
conduct, sud we l.ls ,hen M We do aaw.
that ve occupied mofsl position which
aueh a man ecald not Gistub.
ltianu esss usliar tor Parsons 20 assert
,As, We have been saillj Of aepfosoked At
tHrks upon him. that our efforts have
been systematic au1 gatlnHg 10 disEruev
aud disbonor oar Senators that the r.
publican is cor,plled by cliqle, and a'a,
We aIe Toe tool ID olbefs I hcse are isi...
ba, cmlty declaration. which bee cannot
suh.,antato. The notices be has rec wed
at our hands, the political eigsersstiaua
OF which be hss been guilty, the taiseho1d
and defamation ~bich have marked bio
writings, are matters tco notorious 60 al
l8ae 70. We have never slokeH a. tcfms
ct Personal disfesPeet of our Senators :.
and We defy h.m TO point TO a sentence %
tais chafnc,er VI 30 ate the men that coin
pose tia clique. controlling the Repub
hcan We deN b.u to point to a siis q
iaae dual vto haa q! aay time, either
written oat editorials. or exercised any
control whatever over our columns.
I,isiayain Tor this lbeller 70 seek an
excuse Tor bis conduct. by esseitias tia,
la3ge Griastol eommsuegd ,he attack upon
l.u. & 10 vtl examine his files he will
a4d that tae arst offensive notice Appeared
ia toe Telegraph ~, even il t were
otherwise. lae remarks Of Nr Gtuaed dld
act by fny meaa', Justify tbe mahsul}
aad alscA5oI 8iih which he assaulted that
gentleman Nof boo be ngil 90 cons
plain that we pitched into quaosI Dot
l.eHmn'e!y eur oee' The ttfuaHipa uI
tgl miaded saa44-..e man Is r4b.i,
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MARSHALL, UNIVERSITY


TllE next session of th,s institution will
= eommenre on III. first Monda, IN S.p,.m.
Der, lthe 5th) and cou,innc Ave months, under
the direction of the following
FACULTY.
Z. PTrir, A. NJ. President and Professor of
Ancient Languages.
j. u williamson, 4 NJ, Prof-sso, of MMhe.
NOTES and Material Philosophy.
T. }. Patiie, Principal OF the Preparatory
Department
RATES O., TUITION.
orthography, Reading, " nlIng. Mental
Arithmetic, Ara so
Ssho"l Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Typography, History. &c. IS 90
Higher Arithmetic. Elementary Alge.
bra, Natural Philosophy. &c. 90 90
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Creek. &c. IS 90
Incidental expenses PR session. tO
Tuition charged fiou time Of entrance, and
no deduction usds sossPs in eass Of ~cuset
SEP: 8, 1889. ST
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PREACHING.

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ngh.
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MAI. ARRANGEMENTS.

-as<-, Nil. vie; ss'us7c-', Le ,-Au''es %
0cesiays Th-F~dsss. and a~'ef-i!'. Raw"
ra.4sy. Friday. ard "a Ssy 49,
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jrsmv. Maj va: Tst~-Afrives o. Ire.isV
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c,-.i.r- Ns,i. Va, j. rr.c1 --Af,ise. o. rsnss'
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lssrlayv AID Saturday,
~. Ns,sasli &c 0,!--- -Ai''vss en- sef~-s"'
l.a~rs on iresssys. r,..
T.srs Ms-4sa. to Pct CaSdo = ,>es'ss On
base and fi.1ay., sfriyes sane daSs
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o,hlitrre. 1S5s
pa.r~ tIpr.fy, 1907

Ionl vote 50 fr %. heart from. 27l7L
'cNut tf.m b., Jo -eson hou-aud To- Je re-
poriet
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or Rcd Rive. has 0allsn 80 that boats
cannot get over the lalis At Alexandra.
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or Gen. Blsk was a. have uadr o.
Railroad speech nj Henderson Yesterday
lie 10 40 his way 20 rssn.
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C~7- 1asre are sboa, siaiy inmates To- the
Texas peuiteutay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE
ONE WEEK
sRRIvAL OF ruE EUROPA AT HALLIDAY
The Turkish Question UNCHANGED

HALIFAX. MS, Assax Pm
The Royal Mail steamship Europa Capt, Ss.nno, s,c.
Liverpool the the soth inst arrived ., Der wh.s h..
al hafpas' clock this evening Shs bring, es ,.s.s.
gers for Boston
The Collins steamship Atlantic. from New.York nm IN.
9th Of August arrived out st Liverpool nOou On wsn.
day the Eth.
TIE City Of Msnohesss also arrived abca, noe. a,
the l7h
The steamship Hermann sailed from Southampton In
NevYork the l7th with two hundred psssengers and
fall cargo
In Eastern affairs no change has taken place since tn
announcement already received, hst re Porte sccepu
vithou, modification the note prepared BY Ire four pos
snd already seeded TO by the Gar.
rumor oil culs,ed in London Friday evening q Oh,
that new complications had sprung up and thas Pnxneni
world be prorogued til they assumed favorable -
pect The story however, destituts Of Foundation
dispatch Jassy Of the Sd says divsr Vas con.
voked sud solicited the Hospodss TO remain tbs Car
having them permission either proceed 20 Cona
nople or remain at hons uDmolesied
Tie sporcence between the Porte and the Hospo
dars ordering the latter 10 retire. published but contains
nothing additional 20 that sready knosn.
News Ircm Seryis mentions that klGcNa app ,ussd
Comm snGer Chief and the Chiefs Of the various N.
iricts were placed under his orders.
The C0rrespoHdenc, says thai Rechi PSshs had nforI
ed Austria that any occupation of Sarys by Aus,riss
troops would be regarded declaration Of war Mean.
time the Turk undertakes to preserve order in the Prov.
nee, snd had sent Commissioner tlfre