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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26
WAsurvcroS. July ~. 1854.

ireros Law IL Onio.--Thc annexed
extract from the New Orleans Bulletin
shows they are enforcing the liquor law in
Ohio, with stringency aud effect. When
the masses are prepared for il, legal sua-
sion IS a most potent Argument \ few I'M
prisonmeuts and iinings have been known
to clear y town OF losfng drunkards
The Ohio Liquor Law is being en-.
forced IN some OF the counties, although
pronounced unconstitutional. 4 liquor
dealer in Raycuns was complained ol by
a suffering wife for selling liquor to her
drunken husband He was fned and i'm
prlsoned A. - Cluks,illc, couple of
dealers have iu had ten days in jail, for
which the, paid hotel fire---S2 day. At
Marietta. another $40 ior selling. with
twenty DAYS imprisonment, and four others
were fined So each, aud one day in jail for
drinking Al Newark, another donIcr in
" the critter" had to stand fifty dollars
fine aud twenty DAYS imprisonment Al
Cleveland, mechanic sued liquor seller
for furnishing liquor to his wife, aud re
covered $50
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Tho bill recently passed by Congress. ap.
one hundred aud forty thousand
dollars for the further improvement Of Cape
Fear river in North Carolina, was signed on
Yesterday by the President, and returned to
The Senate. |, 10 well known that this
measure differs from tho ordinary proPos'>
ton to make appropriations for the improve
mept Of rivers and harbors, in the fact that
the obstruction in Cape Fear river il the re-
suit of an act of our government. ms Tea
,ure in the case was well understood in both
house. Of Congress. and contributed largely
to the oassaye of the bill II the fact allu'
ded to had been stated in The bill, its aPpro'
val by the President would have required no
explanatory message but, in consequence
OF this omission, !. was incumbent on hi"'
to prevent misconstructions or erroneous
inierences, to accompany bis approval with
the statement of the reason on when
il was given. The reason assigned by the
President addresses itself so iorcibly to The
common sense Of every man, that II cannot
/ fail to be entirely satisfactory. 1hls act
cannot be regarded rs a precedent except
/ in cases where the government as IN thls
case. has caused the obstruction. In all
such cases the proprlety OF the "ppropra,
ton will be readily conceded. We need
scarcely add tina, the approval OF the Cape
Fear bill, under the circumstances. cannot
be construed into a recognition by the Ffes'
ldent of The power to make appropriations
by Congress for rivers and barbors gener'
ally. The following i- the message OF Tbs
President, accompanied by the bill
TO The Senate Of the United States;
have this day given my Signature 10 th'
act making further appropriation Tor IN
improvement, OF the Cape Fear river, Nortl
Carolina
The occasion seems to render It prope
for me to devia,e from the ordinary confs'
of announcing the approval Of bills by al
oral statement only, and, for the purpos
of preventing any msapprchesions whe
nigh, otherwise arise from the phraseolog
Of this act, to communicate, in writing, tia
my approval is given |, on the ground tina
the distractions. which ,hSproposed appro
+ priaton IL intended to remove, are the re
, suit of acts of the general government
, FRANKLIN PIERCE.
" AsurNcToS. July -! 1851.
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or Our neghbor OF tho Johsrson Her
MD must no, think wo ara disposed to lake
HIM seriously 10 task for the paragraph,
Dead as Douglas" We knew tina, it
was no, editorial, and were satisfied thu, it
got into tho Herald by accident. |, was
originally published in an abolition paper,
and subsequently republlshcd, II we mistake
not. IN tho New ORLEANS Crescent. This
Will account for It's getting into tho Herald.
Freud Watson has ever been, wa believe,
good Southern man, aud the Herald a
good Southern paper; the latter. Of course,
barring accidents
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

IHr lypErrNpENr DRprR ~ Opp FrI,
LOWS The annual report of the progress
Of the Order Of Odd Fellows in tho State
OF Iornsy lvauia. furnishes the following sta
tisl,es ..,r The ,,s; .is-.- NJ --t a. =. ,~-t E
ihft'a'iur1 b,oloi reflections 5p., dcaths
III, admitted by card 5si, Withdrawn hy
card ,3o5, reinsiated ~, suspensions b.
10, explosions 10: Past Grauds 5,21O,
number OF lodges Sos, with su aggregate
membership Of i.55s Total revenue
s2h,7l0 II. During the same time 6 2Ci
members and 79i widowed families have
been relieved, aud 81 member, buried
Amount paid for the relief Of members
sol ,363 II; tor the relief Of widowed lam
HES S5,sOt ~ for education Of orphans
s25l 90; burying the dead SIG, $50 ~,
Total amount of relief for tho twelve
months Sllt,j0s IS.
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ENNNkIIN PtEECE
Washington, d. {, August !, 1881.

JoAerIS TnF EoBHtR joaquin, the
notorious California robber has been killed
The Placer Democrat thus describes the
closing seen. OF the villains career.
"1he robbers were encsmped on the
bank Of the Rio Con,nra, at lis sinh. They
were mistaken rs to the character Of their
approaching ouemiea- supposng the rams
gers 10 be mustang ca'chors until Byrnos
was within fifteen feet of joaquin, with
whom he had been acquainted and knew
well by sight. lie cried out, i" joaquin, |
have got you at last" joaquin n, .de no
reply, but Immediately mounted a besu,i,
iul bay mare and attempted to ride Off
Captain Byrnes sho, at him, and several
Others followed suit. 4 running tigh. now
took place, Muriati retres,ed to a high
bank three Of the men followed; his ami,
NAL was very fast, until Mr.. White shot
her in the leg with his rifle. which so dis.
abled her as to prevent her travelling. 10.
aquin now dismounted, threw up bis hand,
aud cried out in Spanish don't shoot
am dead" Tie immediately fell on his
face and died almost ins,antaneousIy-
having received Mt least half dozen balls
in his body. The others were fighting in
another direction. Three Inquired Jack
and three others were killed, aud one taken
to Martinez, where he was HING.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

TnE Errgcr or Coon Cour,Ny.--
". ko,hschlld was asked one dsv by
young man, an intimate friend OF his fam.
lily, TO lend him 5000 francs. "No," said
the Baron, ] only do business, now, with
crowned heads but III get YOU the money.
You may walk with me once, along the
arcades to the Hourse, taking me iamiIiarly
by the arm" The promenade was effects
ed, aud at the end OF it, the Young man
had his 5000 francs, in his pocket, aud had
refused offers of 10000 more.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

So~s Of ar ssehsaess are severely and
ssisse,v eeassviae ths administration and
Csel Moline fes ths bembaFd'nsat Of
Grsytswa. A. lss ~ W understand the
faess Of ~ eass-N wss one IN which ihe
he s,v,,see ueessres were not only just'
s.bj,. bsa ssnA~ssd absolutely necssssfy BY
A es,iee u uawAsrantsbls outragss against
oar eisissns, and insslts to our government
", have not space to enter into the par>
t;e.la,> Of ths trsnsseiion which led imms
iiesely 10 Tie bombasdment OF the town
bst 10 Nv wosds We will attempt to give
. esusssl outline Of The whole AFFAIR. Sens
sscs DssianA, on his return from bio mis-
s;es 10 Central America. stopping st San
Jean. was grossly inssItsd BY the authors
siss: and a. The Capt Holiins vas die
rassAeA 10 dsnsad IN apology. and sa',s-
iss.s,y sssssaees Of good conduct for the
istass, end respectful tssasnsns Of our
pshlie lsnesiseafiss. CAP. Hol1Ds WAS also
iastrvetsd 10 notify he people Of San Juan
70 sepsa TIE ioisry dcas 70 tho Iraos',
Compsny. by paying Aos. 10 the amount
Of ihsis cisim fos dsmagss. In accord
snes with bic instructions, Capt. Hoii'n'
proceeded 10 Crsytown aad demanded the
apology ssd idsmpity. No assve' wssrs-
,srssd, cad sAss warning shs inhsbi.snss
OF Lis iassnuon, h bombasdsd The place
sud destroyed Il. Us Instructions fully
authorised hin 70 ADOPT what measures As
eonsidsfsd bsst In cess Of rsfussl Of com
pli.ncs with HE demand. but were not pos'
hive ~ to proceeding to such e1,fsm''ies'
We think hs was perfectly right. and be.
lisYs when the matter 10 properly viewed
tia, public opinion will approve bis course
In fact ws see no other that. without \
eampfomi,~ OF ustionsl dignity. no could
have pursued. Hs was sent there 10 do
msnd redress for insults and Ip)afiss 10 our
government aid people, tho dsaand was
ttsstod with contsmptuoas sllsnce-snd
very properly supposing that heavily arm,
sJ war ship wss not ssnt on such ~ sfrand
merely ,hs, our Gag might DO insuitsd. Cap.
Hoil,us, when all other means hsd failed 10
bring iss inbabltenA 10 reason, opsned his
batteries on the sown. instead Of calling
away amid the lsera and consempluous and
Triumphant shouts Of lis fres>niggsr popula.
ZION. Cfsy.o"n -. or wss, ~ everybody
knows, literally = den Of thieves, = refuge
for rsscsls OF every color. bu, populated
Principally by Jamaica nsgsoss. with ~ oe.
rasiousl ,s,tsrmixturs Of renegade white
mon. lss pso~idcntsl destruction would
have been hailed with delight. and wa can
no, 500 why othsr sensations should DO en-
cited because il was destroyed by a gal
liant And med,orious officer in the dsohargs
Of bis Outs. 800 Shreveport Democrat.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

or !, will DO seen by an adycfiisonicN0
IN another column that Mr. DrfroN con-
,emplatos opening n private mfo school
in Marshall Mr. y, has in his possession
satisfactory testimonials Of scholarship !,
he has brough, his family to our town, Imr-
chased property, and settled down among
us, aud We hope he viii be libcrally patron
ind.
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NOTICE.

WYNN. H. COBBS has this day retired from
w the receiving and forwarding business,
aud in doing so he present., his thanks to his
friends for their liberal patronage extended TO
him while In TIM, business. lie also calls the
attention Of the pabiic to the advertisement OF
Wn II Farley, who is his successor IN tia.
business, and respectfully soclts liberal
patronage for him. Mr.. 7. has been IN our
employ, IN the receiving and forwarding busi'
ness, fer several years, and recommend hm to
the public as man who can be relied on as 10
hrs business qualifications aud integrity.
WI II. tOBBS.
por, Caddo. Aug. 26. 1854 An
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

A few miles back of Xpnia, in the vicin-
ny OF Iswawa, the upper TENDON Of the
dusky shades of society have place OF
resort fitted up in good stvle and ,hronged
by visitors, called the Z" Louis House." and
popularity known among the white folks ."
as the Dumawa House. 4 goody number
OF the coored elite of this city are in at.
tendance, Cincinnati Commercial.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

or W. are su,hori1ed 10 s'a'e tia, !.
A. HaRnis, Esq. will ssry. So one OF the
School Trustees for Precinct No. >, II The
people think proper to accept OF his ser
wees
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

MISSISSIPPI ANp PAcrrm RArlnoAp.-
On Friday last, the contract to "provide
for the construction Of the Mississippi and
Pacific Railroad " was drawn up by the
Governor, with the approval Of the AIRY
General, and signed and sealed by all the
parties. twas then deposited with Ihos..
J. Jennings. Attorney General, and Edward
Clark, Secretary of State. witnesses to the
contract, AS AN escrow, 10 be delivered by
them TO the Governor, and to take effect
on the 3lst inst. ny the advertisement Of
the Governor. the parties are allowed unit!
that day to complete tho execution Of the
contact Austin State Gaseye.
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re the Ladies.

MIR. MASON having bsen requested 70
form = class Of Ladies' in WRITING.
respectfully gives notice that his rooms VIII
bo open =, 10 o'clock on Monday, August
2s,h, for the purpose OF forming the class;
The time is not mied, consequently all VIII
BE- able TO obtain an easy aud beautiful style o.
chrography An examination will he held
during the coming month.
August 70 1881 IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

lTronwATioN WANTED ny A SISTER
Wy two brothers living in Clcrmout county
Ohio, abou, eight years ago; their names
are Richard aud Evan Hughes. Any in>
ormallon concerning either of them would
ne gratefully received by their sister Di
'cct to NJ. G., Post Office, Columbus, Ohio.
Editors will confer favor by PUBLISH
ng the above.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

OF We See II stated that Count Ncssel
rod. returned to Baton Rouge. How he
managed sffsirs on his second visit is not
stated BY tho way, good deal is said to
the prejudice Of I. b. X. Hatch, Esq
tho Governors private Secretary, who was
deceived by Nssselrods. The truth is,
Hatch il one of those easy pleasant, con
fiding gentlemen. who would be- easily
taken IN BY an xrtful scoundrel Bnt the
inference is not a fair one that Hatch is a
lover Of titles or worshippor of nobility.
On the contrary be is plain, unsssumiug
gentleman. and more than this. he ia a
clever fellow. lie would have treated al.
most any one with a. much kindness ns he
did Nssselrodc, We protes, against the
extent TO which the Louisiaua press are
carrying the affair
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or Attention ia directed to tho adycr
ssa,osn,s Of Mr.. ". II Cobbs and Nr.
W II Farley rott Caddo. We hope that
these cn,erprziog aud clever gentlemen
mas be literally pntronIzed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

PLANTERS can be furnished with Bag
l ging, Rope and plantation supplies As an
advance on Cotton shipped through me. A
liberal prlcc will be given for Cotton in c1-
change for the above articles, or IN liquidation
of debts due she firm Of w. H. Cobbs 4 Co,
or W. II. Cobbs.
WM. II. COBRS.
August 2G, 1854. I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

OF Mr., G. T.. Iiynson has received r
10, Of splend'd buggisS. which he offers
for sale. tSes his ndversenenil lle
has also fitted up fine heasse. We hope
the occasion may seldom arse for its use {,
but. # required, persons viii know whore
Ia find IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

Tho Now York papers state confidently
f,ays tho Charleston Courier that des
spstches from the Russian Government ar
rived Ia the Pacific. offering 10 sell TO the
United Ssases the whole OF tho Russian tors
ri,ory in North America. comprising the
Western coast Of the Cousiecnt. from the
Arctic Ocean 10 Observatory Inlet IN lat
49, m tho Pacific. aud extending Inland "a
lar a. log. 81 deg. This territory compn-
ses the best whaling stations In tho North.
srn Pacific. and II annexed 10 the United
states would give to our whsiers important
advantages. It's possession would secure to
NJ tho whole western coast Of America,
from the Arctic 70 tho Mexican boundary,
with tho exception Of that portion belong
ing to Great Britain. lying between ~ do.
gress and 81 degrees 10 minutes, say some
thrss hundred and ihy miles. Russia
motive in selling il no doub. TO dlvest hers
sslf OF territory that she cannot defend,
and which che knows viii be seized ny the
English cfuisers II not transferred TO the
United States. Indeed. il il said that "a
.nnn - IA sse> h.. ~ .A-~ Hsrsn uuH
Gestcd 10 ths government, tho President
was notified that the British iceet IN tho Pa
ciGc had received orders To take Si,ka
These are, A. yet. but ruuiors they are
not, however improbable. for several res-
,ons. l. il known that treaty OF neutral
iiy -l,stween the two governments has been
agreed upon, aud ieis said that special
Russian agent will soon arrive in this coun
uy to negotiate tho salo alluded to. and to
psesens proposition for promotion and ~
tcnt,or Of the commercial relation 81 the
tVO rountfics
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or II will be seen tina, the finn of G..
J. I. WILLIAMS. Esq, confines the prnc>
ticc OF tho law, and publishes his card in
our columns. llo intends devotipg hts Ell
trio attention TO tho profession. Mr. c.
II Williams, who is now the sole proprietor
Of the mercantile concern, han handsome
assortment OF goods
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"a Planters. Nice hanics and Builders

NYOTlCE-l invite the attention Of the pub
~ lie to my large stock Of staple Goods,
which ! offer for sale at very low psicsa, con.
sis,ing Of Lane, white and red Lead, green and
yellow Paints, Putty, Window Glass, lard,
shoe, castor, and nseed Oils, copal, japan, lea.
Their, and iron Varnish, GIN and Mill Segments,
Gin and Machine Bands, Nails, Castings,
Chains, Wagon and Buggy Harness. Collars,
Ha,ne. and Wagon Traces Iron, Steel and
Castings, Straw Cutters, Saddlery, Brides,
Mar,ingales, and large assortment OF staple
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware and
Crockcry stone and glass Jars.
A large assortment OF Shoes and boots
brandies, wines, -yrups, cordials, pickles, lard
sauces, bacon, -four, molasses, sugar, coi'ee,
teas, fish, whiskey and London porter
WI. H. CUBBS.
D., c.dJ, Ana % 1854 I'm
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We have made up our mind. We arc
going to desert-we mji--snd 60 ovor TO
the Daus htsrs Of Ssn,aria.---Amstin 1imes.
Going to drsss yourself up like gal -
arc you! Well. you can do A. you please
about Il. friend Ford but from what we
have heard Of your beauty. we don't think
you will fool any body.
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or ". would inform Pre- Geao Pub
lico," that hls communication has not been
received, OF !, would have me. with respect
lul consideration
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Members Will remember that DIV. Branch Tsmp,s
of Honor No. meets the first and hri Thursday.
IN every month.
Ey pfdef a the Temple
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Jcsvnss jxscysD soa Psuuss Tho
0sas9 Jssy n EIissAsshas~~. Ilasdin soun.
y. (ay.) hsss lssal tsss ~ for PERJURY
ssstsa ~ = ~ wsrt jssymsn. and hey
sse bsl6 = saa i 1000 saeh 70 appea, =.
~ ssat Circuit Cosst 70 b. held ii lLsi
plses.
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/ q. o. +, CELEBRATION

There will he u CeIsSfation Of the Anniversary of
Elysan Lodge, No 10. Il, EIy-'an Fields, on the 9Th
day Of September The member Of III, Order.
and The public generally respectfully invited to
attend. Il e. GARRETT. Secretary
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RELIGIOUS MEETING

Rc's. T. Il, Wilson, PAR, and other, will hold a
Ssersmen'sl Meeting. At Golden Rule Academy en-.
hmcing the Second Sabbath in September neat. Il
viii he proifacied, II circumstances Will germi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-26

OF The following counties are said to
have voted OF the License, viz Free.
atone. Raa'rop, Anderson, Smith, Iauuins
Aogcllna Al the rest that NO bavs heard
FROM have gone IN favor of temperance by
large mslori,les, Wo tan Judge what sor,
Of emig,ants these counties, for the future.
arc likely to receive.
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OF Notice the announcements OF X
r. Brown aud W. r. Spencer. candidates
Tor Surveyor
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R(lCCIES FOR SALE.
WOODLAND ACADEM9.

rI>IIlS school, two miles south Of Marshall
l. will reopen the first Monday OF ScP'em-
Der, TO be conducted by H. c: Lewis nAss
of tuition per month, viz OrthograPhy' Kssa-
ing, Writing, "a; English Grammar, 'ecg'
raphy, Arithmetic, &c. -; Algebra, ths an
Glen. Languages, 81 A..
Good boarding can bo had in s'gh' oil tho
school room.
DIR. G. W. EWELL,
D. g. JENNINGS.
August 20, 1854. OK
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The corn crop Of Tennessee 10 suffering
ssysrsly from tho drought prevailing in all
sections of the State.
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or Nessrs. @. & Gr,gg q Co. adyef
use hats, fall and winter bonnets, &c
Give them = call.
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T. WILLIAMS. a1orpey d, Lar.

I Z. WILLIAMS, Attorney a lar, Mar.
80 shall, Harrison county, Texas,
VIII continue the practice OF his profession,
and attend promptly to all business entrusted
to his care, in Harrison, Cass, Pamela, Kusk,
Cherokee, Smith, Wood aud upshur counties,
Business of Estates particularly attended.
Aug. 26--5y J. 7. WILLIAMS
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OF II You are lover Of the horrid
read the article CAS- Ugly as Sin" on our
fret psge.
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Er. BROWN, candidate or County Surveyor
for Harmon County 10 M the yacsncT occa.'oned
by The death VI Iasurs Hi lise'.9n fret Monday
IA sey,sn.haf ne,,-
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The recent frsuds IN railroad stocks, and
the s,s'"gsncy Of the money market. are
causing many railroad schemes in the Yves.
10 collapse. Illinois has no, escaped. The
Alton Telegraph saydDha. orders havs bssn
received from Col. Brough for total sus-
pension d al work upon the Brough road
from 81 Louis 10 Tssfs Ijsutc. Not only
have The lAbcssss bssa dschs,g I'd, bu,
even the snsiassss who were running The
line The cause Of this suspsn.ion. we
"nds'stAnd. 10 ths tshtnsss Of tho money
MARKET, and The utter impositi',y Of raising
mssns lot IL prosecution.
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TrsS Yous Fxscs rosIs.--lt is men,
t,oaed ~ esrioss fact thas Armsr in
Consseticst. who rsssaty took up fence
sAss Y ~ ~ sta.ding fosstssa years,
fosnd n tssss pssts sellId which hsi been
'nvsFssd ITEM ~ way they originally
grew, while thees which had bssn ~ ~
they ssisisally grew wsss rottsd OF It the
hosts1. 1isads dswa. tAsesfers. seams .
spsei6e agsiast 6seay ---Osssso Tiwes.
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HATS HATS, HATS,

HATS HATS HATSN,
lust received and for sale---Superfne fash.
- ionablc Moleskin Hats,
Fine black cavalier Hats,
Do do do do, with cords, tassels
Superine drab Utter soft Hats
large variety Of soft Hats generally
Meu'snnd Boys cloth Caps,
Infants colored silk velvet Caps;
Superb fine fur Caps;
Black and white wool Hats
Call and see, no charge for showing HSs.
&. g. GREGG Il co.
August rs, 1854. OF
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FALL AND WINTER RONNETS.
lust received and for saie--ladics' colored
- silk velvet Bonncts;
aides colored corded silk Bonncts
Do do satin do;
Do black silk do;
Do colo,ed lawn do;
Do open work, straw, etc. do;
All the Ladies In want Of fall or winter
Bonnc,s, will find il 10 their interest TO call
and examine our Bonnets before purchasing
elsewhere, rs we are able TO show u superior
article, latest style, and at low prices.
q. g. GREGG 4 co.
August %, 1854. 5af
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II $. Cha'held. the former PRECEDENT ol
the notorious Atlantic and Pacific railroad
company, has It arrssrs turned states esl.
dencs sgalnst h's former associates. mud 10
ons-'" an expose 10 which no declares that
sA'd company never had any legal existence.
lie further ssys that on the subscriptions
10 sad road, there Is more humbus aud has
money than can bs found on any subserip.
non paper on tho face OF the earth. Walk.
er's Toxxn central railroad excepted.
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DissOlu(iueA,

'INlE COPAR f\ERSiiii' hcretof,'e ex.
lsting between the undersigned, i ,his
day dissolved BY mutual consent
4. II WILL ANS,
J. J. WILLIAMS.
Marshal, Angus, ~. 1884.
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MARRIED.

On the aaj instant. by the Hon 7. A. Pa,io. NJ
FIELD STONE to Miss NANCY T.. LIVING
STON. All Of this county.