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BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENTS

TX Marvel, in his "Reveries Of Bach
elor." thus writes "A man without
some sort Of religion, is, at best, a poor
reprobate, the football of destiny, with
no tic linking him to infnity and to the
wondrou5 eternity that is began within
him; but woman without it is even
worse--a fame without heat, rainbow
without color, a flower without perfume.
ga man may in some sort, tie his frail
hopes and honors, with weak, shifting
ground tackle to his business or the world:
but woman, without that anchor which
they call Faith, is adrft and a wreck =
A man may clamsily continue kind of
moral responsibility out of relations to
mankind but woman, in her compare.
lively isolated sphere, where affection
and not purpose is the controlling motive,
can find no basis in any other system Of
right action, but that of spiritual faith
A man may craze his thoughts and his
brain, to trustfulness, in such poor har.
borage as Fame and Reputation NAV
stretch before him; but a woman
where can she put her hope in storms if
not in Heaven
"And that sweet trustfulness-that a.
biding loye--that enduring hope mellow
ing every page and scene of life, lighting
them with the plea8antest radience; when
the worlds storms break like an army
with smoking cannon--what can bestow
it all but a holy soul tie to what is strong
er than an army with cannon? Who
that has enjoyed the love of Christian
mother, but will echo the thought with
energy, and hallowit with tear?"
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Every hour since the late election, we
hear some person, who till this time voted
among the old liners. make clean breast
of it, and express surprise that he could
have remained under an almost fatal hal
luciation so long. They express a be-
lief that they shall be able hereafter to
contemplate public affairs with clearer
vision. and never again be made the
slaves and tools of any party. We give
them 10y OF the deliverance. Toledo Blade
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By statistics in the Vineyard GG=ette,
it would appear that an uncommon phase
exists as regards mortality in the little
town of Tisbury, in Dukes county
More persons die aged from 80 10 90,
than between the ages Of 60 to 80. So
the probability is greater that person in
that vicinity will live TO be over 80 years
old, than that he will die younger than
that.
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l}THE PRosPEcT IN ILLINOIS The last
Chicago Jonrnal has IN article evlnclns
The present state OF the canvass, and pre-
dieting the probable result, The Jour
nal thinks the next delegation in Congress
from illinois will stand eight anti'Nebras-
ka members to one Nebraska member
and that the aggregate anli'Nebraska ma
iori,y in the State will not be less than
len ihonsand, and it may exceed twenty
thousand. The Journal also predicts
the election of an anli.Nebraska majority
in the legislature, and the election OF an
anti. Nebraska U. S. Senator in the place
of Gen. Shields. The election comes of
lin November.
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re- FRENCH LoAF.-ThNe tea eips of
light bread two cups of white sugar
one cup of butter. three eggs, one nut,
meg one small tea-s spoosfdl Of saieyatus.
Rub the butter snd sugar together, and
the egg, and lsstly the bread and fruit
Bake in a l>af one hour and a half,
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HUSBANDS RIGHrs.--There is an in
sti,ution in Havana called Inc Females
sort Of hospital, where husbands have the
power to confine their naughty wives
This power is frequently exercised the
husband, during the durance OF his wife,
paving the Jail and subsistence fees
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The TEMPERANCE LAW CONSTITUTION
AL.-The Portage county papers contain
the decision of Judge Ranney, affirming
the constitutonaity of the present tenn.
perance law. The common Pleas Judge
concurred with him in the opinion. The
impression has been general that Ranney
agreed with Judge Corwin; but such 10
not the iact.-Ohio State Journal.
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GP FRUIT CAKE.--Take one pint of
light dough one tea-cup full Of sugar
one of butter; three eggs teaspoon
ful of saleratus, one pound of raisins
nutmeg or cinnamon, to the taste, bake
one hour Let it stand and rise a little
before baked.
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PUMPS! PUMPS! PUMPS!

TNORCE, Suction, and Chain Pumps, always
T. on hand, by tx pay.
Broadway, doors below ]. M. Martins store
Jackson, August 3, sd l0-Iy
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MAMMOTH CAVE, KY.-The Mammoth
Cave Of Kentucky, is the property of the
family Of Col Crogan, formerly of Lou
isyille. He purchased it about twenty
years ago, lin consequence of SO many
questions having been put to him in re-
gard to it while he was in Europe.) for
the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
for his purchase. His disposal ofitw when
be died is thus referred to in western
paper:
"In his will he tied it up in such way
that it must remain in his family for two
generations, thus appending its celebrity
to his name. There are 1900 acres in
the estate, though the cave probably runs
under the property of a great number Of
land owners For fear of those who
aptTanno
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF JACKSON


UUUNTKs
President Judge Of jackson Common Pleas. W.
V. Peck of Portsmouth Scoto county.
Clerk of Jackson Common Pleas Court ]. j.
Hoffman.
Prosecuting Attorney. Levi DUNCAN.
Sheriff Vinton Powers.
Coroner. George Barlow. ......
Probate Judge. Jacob Westfall.
Auditor. John Stephenson.
Treasurer. T. B. Dickinson.
Recorder. James Farrar
Commissioners Peter Pickrel, Moses Hayes
and John s. Stephenson
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EEA Bdls. wrapping paper Wheeling
eDSF manufacture, also Tea and writinr
paper for sale by W. G. WHITNEY.
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J. A fine lot new, nice, and in fact all kinds o
GSier claim OF The three.
i have lain fifteen years in the garri-
son at B. said the officer.
i have sat as judge twenty years at
R. said The judge.
with your leave, gentlemen, have
stood in the ministry twenty-five years,
at N - said the priest.
That settles the dispute, said the land
lord. You, Mr.. Captain, have lain IF.
teen years; you, Mr.. Judge. have sat
twenty years; but the aged Pastor has
stood five. and-twenty years; so he GER
tainly has the best right 10 the bed.'
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NEW hams Sugar cured,
" Dried beef do do
Balona sausage fine article on hand and fol
sale by W.G WHITNEY
March %, 1854 So
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SOAP, Candles and Starch always on hand
= and for sale by W. G. WHITNEY.
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3 q" Curaco 5s.
kegs Jewish.
kegs twist tobacco received from manufac-
turers and for sale low, by W. G. WHITNEY.
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i have sat as judge twenty years a
D o,;l ;,,Joo
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SAMUEL II. BOOK, Carriage and Wagon
= Maker, Portsmouth street, in the rear OF
Daniel Hoffman, SENS. prop erty.
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Lye's Mutations-Tbe National
Inielligencer, Of the I'd inst, says
that one morning last week as the
Hon. Mr., Campbell. NJ. C. of Ohio,
was passing from the breakfast room
at the National Hotel with his morn
ing mail, a news vender met him at the
foot of the fight of steps near the Office.
His eye caught the title Cincinnati
Gazette" to a paper in Mrs hand,
and with peculiar expression he re-
marked
"Ah. the old Cincinnati Gazette"
Mr.. CAMPBELL halted, observing,
"You have it not in your package have
you?'
mo, but took it once"
Mr.. Campbell--"When -
I'm 1928. when Charles Hammond
was editor, and l was in the firm of
Darlington & Wells, wholesale mer-
chants, Main street, Cincinnati"
Mr.. Campbell-'1 recollect the
firm, for was then a printers devil
in the Gazette Office and faithfully
through wintry storms carried the pa
per to you. We are living monuments
of the ups and downs of life
Here strange expression passed
over the countenance of Wells. u Mr..
c., fearing that he might awaken I'M
pleasant "reminiscences in connection
with his change of fortune, left, with
God give you success your energy
deserves it,"
How illustrative of the changes of
tickle fortune, comments the Intelligent
GER the carrier boy of the news of
that day to the wholesale merchant is
now a member Of the American Con-
gress, and the wholesale merchant
now carries the newspapers to him. |
n waiter was examined the other
lay before one of our courts. We |
annex his testimony;
Your name is Flunkey. l be-
ieve p
Yes, sir Robert Flunkey.'
"Well, Mr.. Flunkey, say you the
defendant is no gentleman. What
makes you think so o.
Cause, sir, he always, says
Thank you" when | hand him
mutton chop or even a bit Of bread,
now real gentleman never does this,
'ut boilers out, Here, Bill, get me
mutton chop, or l will throw this pep
yer box at your head" You cant
leceive me with gentleman, your
Worship. Cause why? l have asso-
lated with too many Of them at the
ace course"
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r It will be seen by advertise.
ment that the Annual commencement
and Distribution of Premiums at St.
Peter and Paul's College in this city,
will take place at the Institution on
Thursday next, the 18th inst. The
Parents of Students and friends are
invited to attend.
From time to time we have had the
pleasure to be present at the examin-
atoms, at this Institution and have
been much edited and agreeably en-
tertaincd. To the Exercises in orato-
ry and dialogue, frequently Dramatic
scenes are given, in a very creditable
manner, with instrumental music from
the young gentlemen Of the Institu-
ton.
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MAGNOLIA Cemetery.

TIME PUBLIC are hereby informed that
i the plan Of the ground adopted by
the Board of Se.ctmen, is now deposited
at Mr.. Tomlinson's store. where persons
desireous of choosing lots can do So The
lots are twenty-ionr feet square, and are
sub, ivided on the p an into four PARTS, Tor
the purpose of accommodating those who
may want smaller portions. Further in
formation can be had of Mesers. Brooks
or Tornlinson, Church street.
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If what I learned to-day by some
parties just from Mexico, the Sloo grant
or contract won't be worth the paper
it is printed on, six months hence. TIE.
hauntepec is destined ere long to be
an independent State with such auxil-
liaries as will protect it from again fall
ing into the hands of Mexico. #
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0YsfciAL.1
PROC + 4 D lNGS
OF The
BOARD OF Sc L ECTMEN.

August 7th, 1854.
At a meeting of the Board of Selectmen
of the City of Baton Rouge, held this day
present:
J. r. DUFRocQ, Mayor.
Henry Tomlinson, Edward Willis,
Charles Guedry. Fri Brooks.
EDWARD HrRlART.
A petition Of numerous citizens, for the
repeal of the 4th art, Of an Ordinance
adopted IN the 3rd of July, relative to the
police of slaves, was presented, and on mo-
ton of Mr. Brooks, it was
Resolved, That the 4th Section of an
Ordinance adopted on the Ord day of July
1854. relative to the police OF slaves, be 50
amended as to allow Owners to give their
slaves written permission TO hire them.
selves; said written permission not to be
granted for longer period than one week.
The following accounts were presented
and allowed:
Dist. and Supreme Courts, costs, Lafon vs. Du-
irocq ana Cousnard.. ....$ $50
Sam skolfield, Recorder, copies furnished
in suit of Conner vs.. Oldfield. .~.. 800
Mrs. Sanchez for house rent 500
A. r. Fridge, making fence for Cemetery. :. 269 50
Hacket Brooks for Sundries. ... d IS
J. J. Odom, for Jail hands. ......... 10 90
D. y. OnOD, IOf LOa1erS. 10 10
H. Tomlinson (per boy) hauling lumber for
Cenl"teVy ~ 10
D. Buckley for Black Smith work. .... TOO
John Tilano tor Sundry Jobs. .......... 2f 90
+. Arbour Tor lumber. :........ ..:....... 631 %
His Honor, the Mayor, being about to
absent himself from the city, appointed
EDWARD HlRIART, Esqr., to represent him,
officially. during his absence.
On motion of Mr. Tomlinson, it was
Resolved, That Edward Hriart, Mayor
pro tenn, be, and he is hereby authorized to
draw warrant on the Treasurer, payable
to the order of r. H. Burk, for the sum of
Five Hundred Dollars; the said sum to be
credited on the amount due for building the
Wharf
On motion of Mr.. Brooks, the name Of
Mrs NJ Smith was stricken from the
pauper list.
On motion the Board adjourned
J. r. DUFROCQ, Mayor,
J. G GAYLE Clerk.
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wThe return of r. r. Pucket
Esq, to his post on Church street, is
noticed with pleasure. The Col. has
been absent the past two or three
months, arranging, and looking into
land claims in the hourishing State of
Texas.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the sub.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN. from the sub
~ scr'er on the 5th inst. a slim Bay
Mare. a little white on one hind foot, she
has a heavy long tail Also small Mare
Mule both are marked with harness. A
liberal reward will be giver if returned to
me at Baton Rouge. or any information
thankfully received. d. ANDERSON.
aug -1W
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ST. JAMES LODGE No. 47--There will
be meeting Of St. James Lodge An
cient York Masons, at their Lodge
room, foot of Church street, at early
candle light this evening.
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"Bob0Iition Day. This is a

"side head" of the infalible Picayune
of the 9th inst. That paper says:
The LIST of August was celebrated
by the blacks and whites of the Abo.
lition societies of New York, in some
suburban retreat, Mr.. Horace Greeley
being the order of the day.
The meeting might have we'll been
denominated a 'Baboli,ion' day for Mr..
Greeley was interrupted by a Rev.
Mr.. Podges; he by tall negro of tie
name Of Powers, and he by a dashing
black damsel rejoicing in the name of
Polly Hicks. Powers gave way to
Polly, offering as an apology for cut.
ting short his discourse, the fact of his
belief in Woman srights. When Polly
assembled the platform, she treated the
audience to some new views of the
character, Of gentleman known in
the early history of the Country as Mr..
George Washington. Well may the
honest man exclaim "Oh my Country
Och my Chountry were is madness
and folly leading Thee to-"
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HARpER.--Harper's monthly for
August is on the Editors table,
There's not an article in it, that is not,
in its cast and character, Number one
Setting with the editor in his eazy
chair, is worth twelve month SUBJ
scription to this sterling magazine
The dashing record, of Monthly
Current Events is the very brief
abstract of the times-the genuine
"multun in pu1ro." The third of
a series of papers entitled "Holy
Week at Rome, attracks our attention,
from which the following is an ex-
tract:
In the church oe the cara Cali,"
which occupies the site of the temple
of the Capitoline Jupiter, there is pre-
served a wretchedly-carved wooden
doll, loaded with an incalcnlable
amount ofprecious Jewels. This doll
belongs to the monks, and brings
them in yearly revenue which en-
riches them all. 1t is Jailed the "Alost
Holy Baby" and the most diligent
exertions are made to keep alive faith
in its sovereign virtues. Every stran-
ger visits it, as a matter Of course,
and pays the accustomed fee. But
its chief revenue is from the sick, 1t
has larger practice than any physic-
ian in Rome. AS soon as IA Roman
despairs Of his life or his doctor, he
sends fol the " Mosr Holy BvBY."
which is brought to his bedside in
great state. Ii he die. the baby has
called him, which lis all right; if he get
well, the baby has cured him, which is
right also. In either case the monks
receive their fee. 1t is so rich that it
has handsome carriage gifts own
Several times year this idol is expos
ed to the alteration OF the crowd, no
other having so great a reputation in
Rome.
UPRIGHT MEN.-We love upright
men. Pull them this way and the
other, and they only bend but never
break. Trip them down and in trice
they are on their feet again. Bury
them in the mud, and in one hour
they would be out and upright. You
can not keep them down, you can't des-
troy them, They are the salt Of the
earth. Whc but they start any noble
project? They build our cities, whit |
en- the ocean with our sails, and blak-
en- the heavens with the smoke oftheir
cars. Look to them, young men, and
catch the spark Of their energy.
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE. The New
York Herald says Thomas r. Whit
ney a Rampant leader of the New
York Know Nothings, was closeted
the other day, with the Hon. Thurlow
Weed. Mr.. Whitney comes out and
says that be not only was not closeted
with the Hon. Thurlow, but be has
not the honor Of his acquaintance.
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H Alba Pacha.. Vicery ofEgypt,
is dead. DR.. Bailey Washington, a
relative of the Mount Vernon family,
and the fourth on the U. S. Army list
of Surgeons, is dead.
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~We congratulate our fellow
citizens Of the Crescent City, on the
passage ofthe appropriation bill, estab-
fishing naval depot on the right
bank Of the Mississirpi-near New
Orleans. The Barrack grounds at
this place afford a more desirable To-
cation for a navy yard than any other.
point this side of Mason and DIXON, Z"
and it was at one time suggested to
Congress by some representative
whose name is lost. A sufficient in-
fuence could not be brought to bear,
in order to have respectable considera-
ton for the motion, it was laid indef-
finately with other rubbish on the table.
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murrie0.

On Friday Evening, tie 18th instant, by the
Rev. A. H. Avery, Mr.. RICHARD II. BURKE, to
Miss ELIZA J. WILLIS, ali Of this City.
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Direct from New Orleans,
En BARRELS of the None such
wv brand, Irish Potatoes
augl A. MONTAN & BRO.
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For Sale.

4 No seamstress, Hair dresser, and
4 general house servant. Also boy
IA wears old, a good oush boy. can wait
in ihe house, and is first rate hand with
horses For terms-which will be liberal,
apply at l.. Grandpre's office, Third ST.,
opposite DR. Harney's. aug 11-3t.
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SHERIFF SALE.

0IICISuT 0H1C.
S. NJ. HART 4 Co. mo 1868 Sixth Ju-
vs.. dicial district Court,
BENZ. F. TIspALE. } Parish E. B. Rouge.
by virtue of writ of seizure and sale is
ID sued in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, and to me directed from the
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish OF East Baton Rouge and
State of louisiana will expose at public
sale at the Court House door of said Par
ish, in the City OF Baton Rouge. on Satuy.
day. the I'd day Of September mext, 1854, at 1
O'Clock. A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
shd claims Of Benjamin F. Tisdale, deten-
dant in the above entitled cause, in and to
the mortgaged property herein after set
forth and described, to wit:
A certain lot or parcel of ground, situated
on the Comite road, within the limits of
the Corporation of Baton Rouge running
one arpent front on said road, by two ar
penis in depth, less twenty feet allowed for
said road. bounded East by Joseph D.
Blouin and West by tire Female Orphan
association, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, being the same
acquired by defendant from Louis Shep-
pers, by act passed before Samuel Skolfeld
Esq, Recorder, in and for said Parish, on
the 22d day of August. 1851.
Seized to pay the Plaintiffs-the amount
OF Judgment, interest and cost claimed in
said suit. Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the
benefit of appraisement.
july29- Cts. II. v. BARN. Sheriff
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Fresh Arrivals per GjDsy.

Fresh Arrivals per Gypsy.
CUGAR CURED HAMS: Shoulders:
~ SIDES; Leaf LARD. Also a fresh supply OF
No. I, MACKEREL. CHARLOTTE & HOFFMAN,.
aug. 9-y. Court House Square-op. V. Heude.
Cheese and Butter.
lust RECEIVED Fresh supply.
- For sale by CHARLOTTE HOFFMAN,
aug. 9-y. Court House Square-op. v. Heude.
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Mem A0pertise M ents.
Notice.
St. Peer and -. PnnES CnlLcc,


St. Peter and 81. Poprs College,
Baton Rouge, La,
THE annual commencement and Dis.
Il tribution of Premiums will t; Ike place
at St. Peter and st. Paul's College, on
Thursday 18th inst. The Exercises will
begin at NJ. The Parents of students
and friends o. the Institution are respect.
fully invited to attend, aug ~ Stl-1w.
J. B. J. DECHAMBENOIT
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKSy

TREATISE on landscapes gardening and
L rural architecture by A. J. Downin.
l.. Davis Works; Life of Christ, by Fleet
ward: F!etchers Studies On Slavery; DR.:
Lardner's lectures on science and arts;
vol. History of Modern Philosophy: the
Works of Lord Bacon; Memoirs of Mary
L. Ware; Lie ofNapoleon; Scottish Gail;
Gazetteer of the United States; Rouna-,
parties History of the United States:
Moore's History Of Ireland; Works Of
Dean Swift with his life; the lie and
acts in Hungary; Blakes Biographical Die
tionary; Griswald's Poets and Poetry Of
America; YIELDS Dictionary of Sacred
Quotations: Dictionary of Shakspearian
Quotations; SpiTitusfism BY Judge Ed.
monds and DR.. Deadz; Revelations, BY A.
}. Davis. the claivoyant. Just received
and for sale by
iIlv- az II, HEn
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Potatoes and Onions.
4 FRESH SUPPLY OF IRISH PO-
"A tatoes and Onions. For sale at
CHARLOTTE & HOFFMANN'S.
aug. lily. Court House Square-op. v. Heude.
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For Sale.

I'm 6, 12, Is and "a months time-all
" stock, Ca riages, Buggies &C., now
owned by US, in the Livery stable on
Third ST coed opportunity for some one
augl HUTCH SON& ROBERTSON.
UGazette and Advocate copy
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o MASONIC-Sr. JAMES LODGE No. IL
"a A. Y. M-Regular meeting the frs
Ia Saturday night, in each month. Lodg,
c---1--A at the foot Of Church street.
Nsssur WASHINGTON X. A. CHAPTER.-Regular
A.E meeting the first Monday night in each
1CE month. Lodge at the foot Of Church street
.S,Nn. I. 0. o. F.-DEsoTo LODGE, I. O. o. r.
s,-E Regular meeting every Thursday night.
PMS Lodge room opposite II. 7. Waddills
store Church street,
IN HAND AND FOR SALE
" A fresh supply Of FLOUR, CORN, OATS and
HAY-also, CAP LIME.
ju,y21.y. CHARLOTTE 4 HOFFMAN,.
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GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.

WANTED TO HTRE,-A Young cir.
w from ten 70 sixteen. apply at this
office. Aug 5-2t