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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

~ - ~s0'~"F y ne Sfafe y Trsss
|%VfmERlks. ty Joint R..,io,,o, =, -.
w la.s TX "a .r..i.n VI t,,~ H,r,, i.,,.,.
i'arr, approved F<sa,sy 7,I., 1883. A .r,,u,,
ssn~''d"s"s 10 The t"n-l,u ,"n ~ the SIM. !.
pr"p."'d, ~hrh J",ns Resolution \, IN ~
~"d- ard Hgu'rs following to.~u.
JOINT R.-"'"'icn proposing an ,n.udu,~n,
10 The Constitution"
:" ~ Remssed by he L<.ila,u,, I'm,
MA" " 1rr.', That the f"lowng IL. proposed
a. MI amendment 10 the a,n-u.u,cu, IL, ,h..
I"ns''so'io" 81 The Svaic If rexa-, to In. add.
~ TO s"r'' snsrndtnrn, y. S~ri,On 3, which
~hrn f.'.'.,ed - pro, idrd for by the thirty.
seventh section u the .~>ent, article II ,u,d
Constitution. .hall " valid tn all intent. and
purposes a. part Of said Constellation:
SECTION ,, That in ease . vssancy shall
IRON my causc occur In any If the Office.
'nenu"'s~d IN the first section IL the anne nd me- nj
VI the Constitution, the Gop~rnor shall upr,,,ut
some suitable person to Ill such vacancy. who
'',.'' continue To dIrhsrE~ the dusir. of .ucb
once un'ii 'i'~ time VI the nett general ~lec.
u"n established by law feS the election of
state orc"unty ofhc~r,, and Until his surcrs,o,
'haIl have l~~n elected and qualified.
Now, her fore, !, =. Hsn.btough y. II. Gov
srn"' Of the Nta'e OF l,xs.. do hereby, in
pursuance Of the law and the Constitution. or.
orr ~ d'ssct tina, the above r-ci,rd Jam, Res.
"l"t'oa be published IN The public print. Of hi.
cts'~, Tor The cdn.'desaiI"m u the people, al
least three month. pv~,inu. to the mex, general
election I" '~ held Throughout, the S,s,e, on
Nonday,'h first d'y Of Au.us, ensuing
And ! d" further order and direct the Chief
Justices Of the several counties. tXhd IN ca.~
~ snra'"y in the office Of hn Ju .,.cr. o, in.
ability ~ that oflwrr /" act. then All, Two If the
County COMMISSIONER n cause poll. to he
OPENED al the several precincts ~ their rr.,.c.
tive counties. on the sad 1t day Of Aupu
next, and the votes Il all those voting for rep.
r~s~"ts,ivr. IN the State Legislator. 10 H. Ia.
ken TOT and against the adoption of the ..d
proposed n,-ndment. The Chief justice. of
the several cou0i~-, (snd IN cast II va,amcy ~
The Office Of chef Justice, or inability Ut iha,
officer 10 ac' then L. two OF the County
I 'oinn,ssion.r.) will return 10 the S~crr,ar, OF
State, complete list, Of the names II all ii,o.c
voting fof representatives i" the Legislature,
which lists must show wi," voted fur II, d " ho
'si -.-jr-' the -sHi pr"p''-td amendment, IA
e Hll Ne Il. ..u - bose " no did not Vote nj
BOO H. fH.-t ir', IL the
VIII n alUltr .f IU.r .I-.f art..rH
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~ WhrthvK ~ sssvs-. are ,o,j,,,d "a
'"s'' 'tf'd"s' s"d~r ND III. IN ri, ~ mats -,
sS.ss n.s'''i''' d they w,y r.msin in sh~ -
as'~ O. t~Sa' p~FHsass<H,Iy; ssd II mt. = Nth.
" .'H ss'ras"f tnay l~as the ~xurn.,. II
I '.n rs'"sai 10 n fsec state. ou; ~ The r.,nAs
Ut 'ls-er:a,-. WV '""s'
'n' whether II. in ~itl~s in.tanre shiny,
men, l"ns~. -atd Chxsi"i,. i. cu,itl..L IN n.,.
''e~u"'"' she !. entitled to the ,r-qu..t. 10 he,
~ SAD " H. NV
mh' whether. pend ng the execution of said
"''' Hua The administration Of said estate .a,a
p'''"'in shall as,oubt to sail ~s,a,e n, tho
services OF Tald negroes. II they ts entitled 10
'"ris Freedom. ~ acronn, to III, m.
nat the "a'd George X. Welh rsl,y reside,
'" rankin county, state Of Missi.sppi: tin,
arthur Nr'hr.by resides in - coun,,.
STATE u mississippi: and that Elizabeth PR.
W. (~Ifc Of Sovereign prryi-,) defendant. In
M. sui reside m the county of Martin, in the
s's'e 81 Month Carolina /: that t.oni. Wr,h,,..
oy, VhoInss Wetl,er-by, and Lucinda Hhcyrod
also defendants in this suit, reside in Harrison
comfy, Texas.
Ffnyef; Ina, the court order. adiudg~. and
orcrve that said nrgro-s Char o,,~, Julian.
ara 'eorpe Washington b. d.creed frc~. and
tbcfnird from servitude, IL the sane can h.
zone according to law; and if not, tina, ss;d
executor BIZ required q r.y ove' 10 said I.u-
e'nda. the said sum II sixteen hundred dollars,
y tnsbIr her TO purchase and liberatc said
negroes, and Chat plsn,iM b. allowed to apply a
su''e'r'cy ~ The tund- Of said estate to carry
Out The decree VI the coor, ordering the lbc.
ra''es of said negroes, and TO pay owe, / said
Charlotte The .aid heou..ts "a, h.. H. ,,...,t,j ,
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10y virtue Of an order Of the county court,
- md in sccordanc- with the provision VI
the will of Sesborn j Arncti. deceased, | will
cApose to sale, h~forc the Courthouse door, IL
the town Of Marshall. on the fret Tuesday ia
July. 1853, il being the hlth day Of said month,
on = credit Of twelve months, 10 the hivh~st
bidder, the ,snct Of lind known ~ The Benton
Landing Sad tract Of land contains about
(7V) seventy ncr-, more or less, With 4 god
and substantial warehouse and dwelling upon
the sx,nr.
\. D Purchn.ev 10 give note with two good
a'd approved securities, and mortgage on the
property.
=. T. PERRY, Admir-.
Inv. 10Th. 1859 40 1t
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Msvsksu Mrsss. Jh6s.ssE Tt4ss
rOilN sApoA Z, hsving pssmAasasiy located
u nths ~ ~ - pssps~s ~ tsseS ~.
ulse Dry 0ss6s nd U,ersvt bastsess, WssS1
call the attention " the eitia~ns Of Cess an
adjoining counties 10 HE lasgs and extensive
stock 81 Dsy CssAA ~ lissrssieA ukiah hass
lately bsen purchased In New York ~ Nsw
Orleans. I'lsassrs and country merchants ar
requested Ia call and examine my stoek, whseh
embraces d., Goods. large assortment Nd.
dls., br,di-s, hardwas erovkery war;. hsss,
large and hne assortment u laeiss, boys. Aad
gcntiemaus shoes, etc., etc. ''s~@v ~
OKOCEEIES.--D Bacon, col~e, sugar, shot
and powder, nsils tobacco. whisky. salt. Ac.
which .iIl be sold M low ~ sny houss IN this
city. 40: DsSyny and kops will b fsrn.
ish-d 10 planters pn customary sesas.
Feb. 5, 1853 "
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Ps~pes, 10 s~abls sush senaesOyyU pea0yoe
ain hi. ~osk Prstjt>d, That Ia noes~r -
i'm. anw fsr m~se tlsss two tkis4s n IT.
VEGA srtuaiIy d.ss Al r~vfHn<d. sNtn ~
wW11N VI thr evwtsAse shall hnvs 6ssa suen-
plsts4.
Nsc. 8. That al the prne~~dlaes Of The r.
-pss.,v- bc ,ris tonchissv their du'ics hall 's
~ them lard b~t"ss. the next se-~i"n NJ is*
tkgi-ia,usv. sftc, they are had sl.o all The
psocsrd,ns- ri the Ga.rrn"s. touching his du.
Ties And trxa-sctions WITH the sai hoard :.
shall be by him laid h~ios~ the session Of tlsr
Legislature, after they arr hsd aud IN the
vase Of a vacancy in the board during the NJ
cess Of the Legislature, II shall " hilcd BY
ike two remaining members Of the board,
should there b~ two remaining members, which
appointment .hs!l b~ In FORE until the meeting
IL the next Legislature: and IN the even, thai
tb~r~ shalt b~ al any Time oni, one m-mbcr Of
the board, or no member Of the bonrd. II shall
b~ The duty Of the Governor TO all the ,acarcy
or vacancies. wh*h appointments saa'i, !" I,kr
manner. continue Ia ONCE until the next session
VI The Legislature.
Syc 6. Tbs, each membA r. the board
may make out his account every three inonihs.
for his services, which shall Ike signed BIZ tsch
member Of the bswrd. and submitted 10 sht
Governor for his approval. and II BY him aP-
proved. the Treasurer -hui pay the -aius; but
should the Governor d.snrprovs the same. he
shall sa,rrn II to the said board with his ma
for hs di~,ppfcss.
SIC 7. Ina, the Governor shall cause this
act 70 BE- anLu;,ted to The qualiis<d electors. at
the next general election TO bs held Ia August
neat and II there mr. more votes csa' IN fa-
yor of than against the adoption Of this act,
- n ia, f..P. md mi
o,h~rwinp.
ApplU Ned. February :. 1859.
Now. therefore. |, Y. lian,broueh Bell Gov
ernor Of The State Of Texas. do hereby, ~
pursuance Of the requirements Of said sci.
order aud direct that the Chef Justices Of III,
several comics, land in ease of vacancy II.
The Office IL Chi,t Justice, OF the inability OF
TIM, officer to net, then any two ii the Count.
Cumu,i.iouers.) cause polls Ia bc opened ~
the several ;,recine,s. in their respective ecu
ties. on the inst Monday b' ssg the ;,6g, das
Of Angus, next, and the votes of al! 'bo>.
voting Tor Representatives Ia the State leg,--
iliurc TO be taken iof and against the adoption
Of the said act. Ne Chef Justice. OF III.
several counties, (nnd IN ease Of vacancy in
the Iii. III Chef Justice, az inability of thu,
officer 10 net. ten any two Of the County Com
inisson.ss) will return to the Secretary .,
State CONFLICT. lists, showing, the nambrr OF
Votes cast for and against tlie adoption VI 'hs
aid act.
.>iiii,. In testimony whereof have
R h-rrnnso sei my hand, and cau-et
:. ,h- great seal Of The State To b,
S ,f!isrd don" NJ the city Of Au.
mt tin this h dy Of May. a u
Is,f Z, W Independence II the United
s. ..e III 7t. 5, f.xIs The is'a year.
a 80
H.'rD ,.,r ur
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II. vANHhpK. mss.f,eiurer # Tn
CTrer,O"d Sheet Iran, Keeps constantly
= hand 4 complete assortment Of Tin ware
uhxh l< VIII .eII al ShrevsI Crs prices.
JDtW ork done in = .up + manner and Al
son notice. Cuut~sing done =, III. IT notice,
~ cheap.
Jan. IS, 1853. h36-s
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TAILORING.

~ u. +. THOMPSON -tlA rco,iuues 'h'
tailoring business IN Marshall >h"l
III West side Ut the public square Noss
l"r. promptly AND IN the most fashionable
PMh, lie respectfully sol'c,~ the patronage
n the public, ,r-ing satisfied that he will al
Ways give satisfaction.
Mayrh ~ 1854 Nv
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1.OAl ar N lNoMt0,
Masonic Female Iw.lltutc.

INlE Executive Board of Managers, appoint.
| rd by Marshall i.odg. M. ~, announce /"
the publ, tina, the 7th session of the institute
vii oon,nrnc. IN ,h. First Monday IN Feb
ruary. under the charge Of the Faculty ot
Teachers, to wit:
Rev. THO o. WusoS. Presid,n,
Mrs. II B Lhcy, tice Fymc,ya!.
Hiss ELIZA huarcs, Urinary Department.
Miss ARAnr,tA JAssKrT JuSg, Music Pan"
Dra~iac and Fancy Work
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Make Roonu fer ssunc1e Joe."
I IKE C,ncinns,us Of old, "uscLt jog has
i been called from The plough AMI the sweet"
Of private hi. TO = public station. In other
words. he has taken charge sesin Of the
Plssiers Hotel. and ~ he has made sons re-
pair. in this well SHOWN house. and 10 shout
making others II ~ important eharssess. he
has the confidence 10 believe that IL will shortly
h inferior TO no house ID the county. Per-
haps !, i. fortunate that he has again ceassntsd
to tske charge Of this house; tos h's chtcksus
saA ducks; iarkiss ard pigs; eggs and buitsr,
&c. Sc. had bscrme 10 nstnsross and p@sntt
ful that 10 MAS puzzled A. 10 what he shssh
DO with bis stock on hand. This sspsssbsnd-
ance Of the good things o, LIE - 10 b A.
lrhuisd sntis~ly 10 the msrageasns u HE old
lady, who, - vsMAl. viii pssaids over HE liable.
Nov, hsse il chance lot travellers and spicusss-
u as-tas hin IN eating up his stuck In tfsas
pseseas ssorpiag ~ h's hose Will Cad clean
lrd.. good tas~. and attentive sssvanls; and
~ feel confident thss their hossss will reeslss
every atts~tios required.
His peiess will b. nads u suit the tinsa.
For further Information. prrsnas1 - eequssesd
10 call ssd judge for thsasslvss.
JOSEPH TAYSoos !.
Jan, u. lS82, ~Os~s~
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VEAL. + JENNINGS.
VuolasAlx ANv kkgAiL AEsCmANTs.
a 5tssty fies 7xovsssd l>o'lsr Ssats

.nO yeu wAas sl.$sp e"'A-! a. WY
LIZ 'vsat 4 J~sai"vs. " thu Old s'en6 y
WMtsvt . NH1A ssssr = Nsr'A"n ""'
D1ln esass, Jetsvss, Jssss, Nh" have ~
hss4 ~ ~ r,'si-ssassy rrtsing = large a'd
WE'LL sAresd ss.sh "
ms a;Uuus. GROCEaIEs.
(anfhe. Mns. Csrs. AAsss ssd heofs.
H. - oDell~w.vsss. ragveAss with ever,
1870 o1n6))v lbawa h ~ Mas1se, y eAss,
n ~ eAeecew1s W. hsvs ~ eesAs, I'M
lhsg naas = an>a ~ sslss ~ - u s~A~s
ssl( = Thse ssue, ~ givs - oss1aass /,
sAsw -
~ y ~ Lsvsea ~ -
ia.eseu 4 0s.sAn evvs ~1kss1 ~ - L
- $500. = ~ ~ Assssosws6 ~ ssss'
= e1k q sssk1rd. hsh = IL ssaltsA ~
pg,en..s ~ ssssiss " ssrh.Rev ~ esss1'
+ q \ kte1on - priss. ~ ~ Fse.sr'
Z 6S essslSr rnrssaiiy ~ - ksassss In
s:ssg ''s''''''s s'''seA 's'''s
]. lss 4 Ae lsNNtsOt !
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Av.shrv stock Of Family Medicines

Aus.hr stock Of Family Medicines.
~ IUEtIu,phss nre-pic'i ,br sss"r, 81 all TN
-. vr.wsp- pn-rssstipas II sN-a,sm~s hcs~"t''F.
.od by bf = u J,a,s,-'n ilirtl- Jpin."nl ard
wh keep con. llny IN hand ,nll supply f,ssh and
cRAY'S PATENT OINTMENT
VIII cnte pile. hur,ls scaid.ad old sores. s-,ter.
rms surns. ui.~r-. white swelling. aud oil external
dis.ss. --pfir soc pr hns
BILLINGS ASIRI\GfNT SiRtP.
Has been ,s.i.d thoroughly. sni found -a,rr-igu
reoe1, far a., diarrl.ra ura all complaints ~ =,
iu~ els Inr ilic SKINNER fiaidsfntr 81 Children ~
hes No equal - bi- fnllsr ter bf y.
HtLL'St ELkERA7FD ANIIF ~ YER PILLS
Never fail to cuv- chtli. ard f.,er The fir, isv aud
remedy ~s,,sAl them Tor every ,'ss'rist-, ~
f,,cr n the directions ar Follow ea -Vfier He n''s
STRONG'S SANA7IvE PIiLS.
A. general nut, billion. fsruy medicine. ar far
l.rier IL lie ,h",and and lN'I~reii"'. 81 .im'
che aeirr uh,eh are srsr.raily un-hillfniv p~r~,e
md u doubtful ~fiicscs. They eUrr all billions c'sn
plsn,. t,.alar's. Liver complaint md dYsi-E~'a
and useful IN al wti-fe rsihafiir ~ apr
/ firui 10 nsr,rd.
>TRONG'S Pee TORAL STOMACH PILLS
Are only 2ae Per hr, rnd will AL compliant.
fr Which ia. Ss~atSni. u.ri. aud pi'~ '~i will
DO mo.r good Than heilsr hs'lc Aho. Spencer.
vegetable pills n well known and highly appreciated
ps~ps rair,n Al - e-nis pr BIZ.
~ ~ sold hyt. Il.e,iord, only agent IN War.ha''
Jim. 4 81 u<s Nv
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\ OTsIE

DOCKS f"r the subscription IL Stack to ih-
- Texas and Louisiana Railroad Compan,
r. nav open in IN, office II, Marshall. TrAs.
Persons wishing 10 n.ake isvos'm.nt- vii
'ra,e r.ii
T. 4 Patti y. S.,t,
Nav y. 1852
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r~.-salIy. that stsv no~
.wv the vel kncwn Livery stable f"sssesly
Lna~n - prsr,'. S,sbls. and having made cot.
siderable is.pr". ru,~uis ATE rvady !" take care
of hos.~s snd .is~k In ~ gs".d Il, X ~ ~si'
b. dune sny WHERE snd n" n''-taksA Z. g.
tiyn...n. one Il .he psrs' er-. having -" -
.,x,sssd with ~. Perry IN ths hasinsss IN W
las, Two YEAR,. i. ~~Ii acquslas~d with ~
ssms. and ~iil guarantee sMrs* Hs''~tse''on :"
~..lsuxts. All ~ Ak l. call !" s~csfs pat
ssHas~.
we w,.h Il rem~mh<rr@ xphat ~ ~ not
ron rr,.,.A with my ho,vl. ~ will ssw~ive ard
,r,u,o h.s-v.. baggage. &c. =" ary part o! ~
..xr Aggregated. We have slwAys "n hand
. s,,,.l ...nsts.sss II Ilssvss. bssgi~r, lissla
a.. 10 hire, sslt. o. .sssr.
ttiNS..N + JO4UAN.
- We hsss ascusst ~ Mvtoss q
e NJ. ]. n ouissy = naseai1e swtss
ahr,ss e.,sbi.hastt. IN ssstts. ~ -
sr11 ~ ksrs... h~sims-s r ~ ~ - =.
| clsS1 e36lss~ss AZ tsassArs Naeeso
IL y sbast esets. n
Aay u. teeA
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n. rAttna. \ 1ksNALte. D. D. Cos
Je0crsOM Livery Stable.
.Ar> THIS Stable having bssn neatly
10Y built. Is situated on ths corner Of DAl-
i, aud Market streets, Jefferson, and posssssrs
mere conyeui-uc~- thsrfany in Eastern Texsa.
Good cs,l-ss will rwav~ Ike inssssndanes. TIE
stable viii bs under The .uperin,sndsncs Of -
II tiss concern, whose experience enables hin
to please all ~ho may favor them with call.
NELSON TAYLOR 4 co.
Jeftson. March, ~. ls3A n3o-ly
N. =. Horses and hxgg'ss kep4 always -
Mnd 10 hire on reasonable TERESA.
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xrsMlrss LlrEaY STABLE.

THE undersigned Ia harp to eoasaunIeaie
i 10 HE friends and the travelling publie
generally that hs has completed his new and
commodiou. STABLE, situated On Jaskson
s&5set. near the jefferson ilo,sl. whsss 10 will
Al all ,imes be prepared 10 serve them with
saddis horses Of carsiagrs ~ modssase t~vm.
Having krg been engaged IL Ii. 1esiness,
both North and South, he hstscrs b. ll aa,
he will b. fully able TO give seneSs sfaa
lion liz therefore sol'cita = ahase rAhiic
patronage. His rates for keeping u viii
- u, foIlows:
Per ", nth, si2 o.
One Week, 81
One Day. 70
One Night. 60
Single Feed. 20
n Bills Stable 10 attached 70 4 l'lrf
.on Hotel. and issvrlssa stopping at drs.r
able House will Mud their horse Ia h.
r. W. MESH iN
Jefferson. TEXAS. Feb. 3. 1868 VI
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~ IN Testimony whereof, J have
h-Wnn'o - my hand, AID caused
Zk59Hl thu gfca' Seal Of The S,a'c Ia be-
~ anx Il. lDne nj HE tiiy # tu,-
in, this --e"nd day # Ma,, A d. 1885 of the
Independence "f III" tinted States the 77lh,
aud Of Texas h. ls.h year.
Z. II. BELL.
Nv the Governor
Tmo. u Dr,AL. Secretary Of STATE.
W., 81, lS53 nfi II,
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- 0sl1NsA lIlpallAk ~ ~ Z
40 llsy =, SoUs0 : JOHNSON
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aAvNAONsA 4 JOnOANsS
nv n n Y y 4 A b l. f.
MAR.uALL, vExAA

Tlit. Subscribers t~g
l~av. 10 inform their old
friend. and ,h~ psbla
.....euiIv that sA.v n.u
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Ni-'n RIO. II" % 1000. =
'ul "T Me- "No.ea g. a fHFaat ,oir
Nh"N Il. m '.uun'. ... la.v. iol,oH
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t,.. II. Dusal, Be- q sis,s
lh53
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March ., ISC0' -TN IA ~
DEMONSTRATION NUJlCE
r. HrrEgS tes,smsssssy wvss epss
- undss.isnsd ~ ths estate 81 b..
9shoee. deceased. on sAs S1sh 4 asy
~. 81 the sosaty esesA NJ b :, Ut liss.
fisoe eoys,y, Tsaaa IT. + uTN'9re g
sell1I ii persons hassss e. 81 gai1.s ssid
esssos - rs-ssnt sksss,S' leihss heated
wteAta ~ ,ius Pesssde 4 ", SAD sAsss
inisAtod WiIl ms6s l0r ~ ART.
uAkTslA sihiiokA. Adnar
lnna n 49, ntN~Ss
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Fair arsiae.

.s. t.,skAlS
Taken up b. 1Ae,s.s fiedly, sbas, j.. s.lls.
vcs, from MssAej,s nssis6S teussy. Tssss
a .or,sl mar, hands high; suslI Alasp ia
h,, ,sc~. ihr.+ y~ss> old !; M hes.sAa. Posted
nh NAV, 1881. tslorv K =. Taylor. Esq
Appraised ~ $40. -
q. liENDRlCK. Cl~vk.
Juus II. 1851. % y
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rsk%n sr ~ JsAn y. NsRsyNssAa. Ave- ~
Trx.s. IN pest~d brfor< II. l. nsvy. Eaa, -
he IL 81 nay, tss3. = r"aa hdsss. tes<sa q
f.sr.~sn yesss ~ bssss ~: Als1 PAT ~
sisAs hind Gsst wkiss; ~ haads high vsissd
~ ~ .s~ x...
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River Bend Cemetery.

The Trustees Of this Association, at their
last meeting, resolved that further notice
should be given to the public, and especially
to those who have determined to take lots in
the Cemetery, to make their selections with
out delay, The grounds have necessarily
been prepare d at considerable cost, and the
Company are unwilling to go on with further
improvements, though much needed, until
lots shall have been taken to meet the ex-
penditure already made.
There is no want of feeling or interest in
any who have visited this appropriate and
beautiful spot. All seem to realize the i'm.
portance of the work, but it must be readily
seen how entirely its success is dependent
on the encouragement, and especially the
early encouragement which is given to it.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, superintendent, is nav en-.
gagged on the grounds, in fitting up lots
which have already been taken, and in q
manner very creditable to his skill He will
be there on Tuesday and Friday of each
week to give any information wanted by
persons applying for lots.
The present price being much lower than
the usual rates. it is now expected there
will be some advance in the price of lots af-
ter the lst day of August next.
r. BABCOCK, Chairman.
Westerly, June Is, 1885.
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Old Age.

There is a period of life that from
various causes, has a peculiar in
terest. We refer to old age, which is
the lot of but few to experience. The
mind has then lost much of the vivacious
life and energy of youth reflection and
past recollections assume the control.
How often have we listened with child
like pleasure to the narratives of some
old friend to whom age and experience
have impaired wisdom. Their soul de-
lights to dwell on the scenes of youthful
days, when they commenced the journey
of life, with the bright hopes and aspira-
tions that are so congenial to hearts in
experienced in the ways of the world.
They seek not in the decline of life to
encounter difficulties and trouble, that
they have so often contended with. Re-
pose and quiet have a soothing charm
and seem to be their natural desire.
Ambition has long ago reached the
zenith of its aspirations and now like the
setting sun, gradually withdraws from
the arena of strife and commotion, soon
to be beyond the sight of mortal vision.
The short and transitory days of life
should be spent in such a manner that
at its close we may view the past, (if
not with perfect satisfaction) at least
with calm consciousness of not having
lived in vain. ALPHA.
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matters not how blindly we are pursuing
course in which we are deternined TO
succeed; the Great Ruler and Governor
of all things will obstruct our way, if
that way leads to our spiritual destruc-
ton, and it is possible to turn us into a
better way. Too often it happens that
men are allowed TO 60 on in evil courses,
because, If turned from them, they
would pursue after more diroful, soul
destroying evils"
If this lesson could only be UNDER
stood by us, and fully believed, when
we first enter upon life, how many bitter
hours of discouragement it would save
us" replied Mr. Grant, with feeling
" But experience is the only sure
teacher. "We only know that we have
lived"
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before this been engaged somewhat in
type-se!ting, though not extensively.
But we presume the time is not distant
when female compositors will be almost
as common as males.
How the " strikes" of other trades
may effect the prospect of an extended
field for female labor, we are not so well
able to say but we doubt not that to
degree they will have the effect to place
the sexes on more equal footing in this
respect than they have hitherto been.
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DaSn We have word to SAY in IN,

Bes" We have word to say in conf
dence to those ladies, newly married,
and others, who contemplate entering
upon household duties and also to those
who already have pleasant home which
they wish to ornament by the purchase
of new furniture. Step little closer
we'll whisper it-Clark & Denison',
Furniture Ware Room is just the place
you ought to visit.