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A PRooLAMATIoN.
ToR pAr on
Public THANKSGIVING and Praise.

Another wear, crowned With mercy sud
goodness from on high. is rapdly approaching
lbs termination. Success car beyond our de-
ssrts has attended our various business enter
prisss. the lahorers of seed time haSereaped
their reward in the fruits Of harvest, the pes
thence which has desolaied - msny homes IN
other lands, has not visited use are slill
in the eniayment Of civil and religious liberty
aud peace reigus ihroughou, our widespread
borders.
Every passing DAY Of the passing wear has
furnished ahnndint occasion for Individual
gratitude ~ God for blessings CONCERTED, yet
Ia view VI his great goodness and spaunc
mercy towards us rs people II becomes ~ tn
unite our lips and hearts IN rcn6erinc tn him
our annual tribute of Thanksgiving and nrais".
I do therefore with the advice ct the ENeeu
tive Council, appoin, TRursisy, ~ ihriidt
R1t II NorcTic- neyf. 10 br observed through
oct this State. as 4 dsv of Puhlic IhanksgiV-
ing and praise 20 Almighty God COZ the blrs-
SIMS lie has bestowed on Us; | invite the
pcnple ct the State 20 observe the day thus set
apart ia the manner halowcd by the time
houurcd usage
GivrN at the Council Chamhei, a. Augusta,
this iwCniy-niUth day Ut September, boz
the ycll Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fly.lour. ard IN the year Of
the Independence oflhc United Stateslhe
scyrniy.uifrh.
wILLIAMG G. CROSBY.
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DIED.

H. C,rr Eli,alcth. MARY a.. vic George joe.
dtp. srrl 30
L. Maehia,. ',h. Gen. Chs,ics r,avc,, asrl cS.
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Farm fo- Sale.
S. ID. WEEKS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
CAT TllE rOsT urTICE)
PARIS lJILL.

S.p ". pr-Ipr,l O, m,uuG,'uw IN hi1'.
1T Boot, aud Suu,, iu neat auI Substantial moan.
u,r.
~ Particular aueu,iru given g. making Gcn,''
rlnr CALI Boots.
Repairing done ~ shot uriirc.
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oO0 Doz. Mohair Mitts,

lust OPENED. aal or ,ale, wholesale and
y rcisil, ~ JOHNSON Ilil.J { co.
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Farm for Sale.
FARRARiS HOTEL
Az nTrKTIELD NILLNEE.


FI,,Il. -H.,,I.r rrsgrgt'r'N ,p'H.p. tlH luN1
Ius pubic a.l Il.tiru',t', thp.r Who dr.irr
a CorNrUI Er1Ut,r, vhrrr che, ran h1'rUrr
zoo 1pI vlf.., 1uI 10" mHst drU-hta. '..Ns "i
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Ta,.u Iiuu.-. rfr,f,I 90 ElDkilILp VII.
LACE. %, AMERICA INElNE, vlr.r nIrI.
h.. II.t.,.,irJ. II tb. a0ruurr,IJi ...r. ~Is
TU.. Iluu., b. Lrref 1sf irr, uul rf.ru.
lated tu ,HH,sn. ~HI'' Iam,Il.., ur ~.'-D TEE
.uH.. trH OBJ. f.I'. ut,I ls l'vHfs .urilri with e
War'...nr lual i'trr, as vrI as ui.i il' luNu-
rI...ltHr Co.'S Market
Th.. Iu..r }. f.tu. TEL u ths Ir'uH OF unr Of
IIr r..i i,,I, arI irrri.hirg vile, i1 100 iH.
,uuu'r,. with srE,i.r. uI'u foot -.l unIs, '.Id
rsH.Urf.I with -.srd Livery stable, wuh boy
DsH..f. .rH I.ui EHfu. lt ,lr o. reached by,
E,I'rau Boo . lurI. i..m ruuaud, ,1d 'r"m
llu.t.u. a. d. tAr i.l,r ,ltr.ia.ur. ~ We ~.
poo. v.Ich lu.vu as tac hrf..t dealer in NcW
Tu-huf, iu Cath. slrrr, pul irT ihuss.
AMlEiJN INtl,NG.
81, -, 1853, -at
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q iI'TION.

WHEREAS, JOSEPH BESSL. q minlr,
W luu0i IT, ms 4, the sc;rctnon OF fati', dn'
ing his minority, b.. l,n wr without my c"n.'nl
aud uiiSuui pruvuoliiu1 ihIf b., therefore, ~ Soc
b,d 80 l,r.pps haru,iH- ur t,'fiiug him "nn l ao
count, as shall IIy goo tI.lfs I'd hi. cpntu,rilrs
WILLIAM CHURCHILL.
SUMNER, SEPT. 10, 1854 -
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ETcrhCm Eotice.

TINS ma, crttit that have this dlN given ny
4 con, JuIIN :. Iloiuis his iimc 60 act snl
ipic f,r himself; lnd that ! sh'll claim none
OF hi. eamipgs TOT pay az! delfs 9TH c.gl,aclns
aztec thi. date, T.. 4. HOLMES.
south Paris, sept. -, ls'i ~
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THE sub,cr,bcr hereby gives public notice that
l hs has icen daily appointed, by the llonora.
be Judge Of Probate lur the Louni, OF ONord and
taken ntnn himself the trust Administrator ~ the
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MARE AND COLT.
prESl pIGSll

'vUE SUBSCRIBER INS \ FINE Tor
l 90 rugs, tvo uHD'hs 900, port SUFFOLK,
ll' two o. thIrs >h1It. ior s''a.
DARIUS TOGpl~
~. PIE. ct. ls.Islt. ~
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sy,y,Nus POLAND, Late Of PERI.

ia .aid County, deceased, by giving bond as the
Law tirccls. he Therefore requests sll rsTsun'
y no ATE nichtcd To- the estate Of 'aid deceased, TO
make Immediate p'ym'h ahI n's' "'' "'''
SAMUEL HOLMES.
Angr.l Is. lsbi. I"
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FOR SALE.

uyInrr. s.. NaCmt .l rH'H'.h ..|H'I'rr,..
vHhus.I I.r ths tHHHt, 90 oNt..|. .r fh. fH.ul
Tuesday OF O,iaIFr boo tae l,l.. lou Load, Do.
teen bon 'r.j 1uI hN,.a.I.
HNNNNU u. UTE~UY. GurIao Of Avn
III r,~ iUrsrh HHI Iior, = llIrsFn
.' ral.., ir sHr' t.r"'t, ".r1rs, h,,iu- rrr..rf.
rI hsr a.s' nrr.uHt OF rrardlaua'r 81 s,I rar..
i.r allowance.
urnrrru. iHr' tlg .aH Guardian cove ra.
4I.n,fs.r. .rf..r,r.','l causing 1rHI, ..fh.
.-'.r fr Ir IHt.h.I three vr,ls sIrr.ssI1.'s iH
abe uNiurl Democrat, rIir'rI roo rUis, i'.f rHr,
.Bt trItIr mo- Probate Count '1 d. h..| 90
Pare nn OBJ, tHIuI Iug..'Is 10 Nu,Umlgg mat, 1i
..Hr OF hr r.r.l u 90, ipi,nur. HHI sh.v Jlu.H %
900 taUf have. ,tlr same .hHHal ult o. ,lhurl.
TIMOTHY LtppEN, J.fg.
urr JuH.-Nr,.I
80 ~. MiEI Nr,ty, E,..fr.
VuIg sais,rllr. hrT,h, -i,rs ,.,I'r ',',o, ir 30
l concerned. th1thf DE-. l-rU Hu', 1rrr,r'rI as
iIlr llrnural'r Ju'-- ui Probate, 1f ihr t,ufy of
ONfsr1, auA .suHI.' ih. uu.' u' Njmiuistusi.r %
'hr ts'rir Ui
LEONARD >rNIuING,
With ths WI Annexed bate 81 Eu.l6riH n
,r ths ourri, OF ONt.rH deceased, o., -i,irs lH1d
a. tlr l,o I,r,-t.. o. therefore roia..'. a pete
sons Ghu ar, indebted Go tHr s1l ir|r1sri's rs-
tate, i1 make Immediate pr,ur.t ruI those who
have an, demand. therr.n, tn DNhlni The .,rnr 90
jon FRINGE.
o-r,ler II. 1854 81
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FOR 6 hLEi

Paris, Sept 18th, 1881
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GRAPE SHAWLS.
CASHMERE SHAWLS

'niH rrI ,uhrul1,rrt-in 30 ru1lulr,-a 'crl
tir quality 0r ivc Do,ar'.
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LEONARD SruuING

Otlrrl7, ls5l
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Am0ug ne prominent or''s',iar'
n. OO0 ,d.. ,trir,I. audr laia sils a5l.atoG2i >
- On1 A." llrH-1lr ~flks, ~ in -
- Goa &" paids \ Bructle.Nsp u,h)55 CO. =
NOU0 " ,tul ntly Blrk Sils, iJtp s ]
y. IlLL IA ll-INN Ll-k nLurLI. lnI
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---Th..r G.u's vc mr.t run iuiu lIsh immr-
JafcI,, ur vr shall hnd uun,l,r- boz The came 80.
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through piece of woods, was se,sed oy the rascal
a,t,up;ed by threats - accomplish hs purposes; ooo
screamed and resisted sna nnay He aod ,Ire,e
To- wears past he has sorked AZ tne ohHer
For uieo !e0'' f TFehburg (Mzsl Sentinel. Aug IL
FINALE LevoR l In. won CI,, Ee ol
,,;sd in Ware Mass last week, before Josuce ~
E6id .r illegally selling intoxicating liquors; oy'a
were convicted and fined SO and costs e<n Auu ~
payment were committed 70 inc of them had
80. ntiSren and the other child, all about seven
months old ON Tuesday the women paid 'ne HHe'
were discharged together with their oaotes'
c.,o IN ais,u.a was arrested in Albany yesteruay
80 hss,sa ,he ceurty name OF Josephine Dodge out Ia
her male sttre which consisted of black hossu'
heavy cloth Jacket and dark pants sue Was anaoI -
dodge policeman She was erousG' u ~ ho.rJ canal
bost and was merely being initiated into one OF tue styles
,"SrJ - Toman's rchts frroy Budget, Aug. TO-
CApI,s IssuEp-A capas wss issued yesterday Tor me
.,rst of Heinrich Kaiser charged by Franz j. Heumer
os,or If Methodist church in Allegheny win reporting
hat the plaintiff ard his wife lived 10 state oi auu
,Se,ber The plaintiff states that the proceedings against
the defendant Instituted for the purpose OIL
bis character before his congregation. ~, A., ~
AT Clifton Springs recently, Miss NJ of Buffalo, asa
Frank NJ Of Syracuse were united IN mock niarriSe
youpc iewoler officiating parson but the i9n oil me
thing H. that the bridegroom 9laims MS 9Tae nlr
relatives depv the rights OF the gentleman and the lovely
damsel remains " welded maid
About u O'Clock Thursday night female ere re.sei
In male attire arrived in the train from the west Sne was
discovered by the police, bat they respected ner gn 10
wear the nexpressbes and did not interfere with her
frolic lPhila. North Amercanand Gaz, Aug IL
ANOTHER OyERIssuE.-A young woman OF Cole 20,
Illinois recently presented her husband with four enid,
70 at one birth This her first effort II the ne ahc
there is telling therefore, what she may DC able 10 DO
hereafter.
Divorce CAsE.-We learn that decree OF divorce WAS
granted enc day this week by the Superior Court now IN
Session in Concord, TO the Hon. Charles F. Cove oil
Nashua dssolving the marriage relations between hin
ard his wife, also Of Nashua. Con. n. H. Statesman
OyrR.rssuE or SrocE.-One day last week, lady in
Barr Mass gave birth 10 three inants-tgo boys
and girl-the whole weighing pos poands>
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The chief advantage accomplished by this new nach,.
Is the ability TO roll fang bars OF gre@ wdh, and sa
a. canro, Sc made by the ordinary meen' IN use. III
nroposed to make wrought iron beams IN these roll. a.
tbey are well adapted Tor tbs purpose.
The Triumphant success Of The experiment enres I,
sensation Of ioy throughout the company present n.
foreman Of the gang Of in charge Of the new min
David james, mounted the rolls and proposed ts's
cheers for the victory they hst ju' sccompsaed. e
che. were then given fo Peter Cooper EdEard Cope
Charles Hewitt William Borrow, and the Trenton fOa
Company.
This invention is an important one TO the COMPANY
ard gives degree Of in the manufacture OF M
road iron enjoyed in any other estabshment IN Ia
or any other country Its value, Therefore Is II caea.
BILE and every Trenton man. as well as every inead d
manufactures in the country will rejoice at the success
This exIerimt ut. The inventor, Mr William Boror
has spent much time in bringing this invention 10 ped
ton and 10 his ndefatgahle energy and mechanical
c;ence aided materially by the generous and liberal el
ncnditure of Mr. Edward Cooper is the world lnteb,s;
r bis important and invaluable Of manufacture,
railroad iron. weston o'ate uAeIe
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LATE MURDERS, HOMCIDES, &c.

AT BRADFoRDsvILLE, KY.--we learn that Phipw
Doneghy shot James Simpson with shot gun loaded nh
buck shot at Bradfordsville Marion County, the M
DonePhy shot Simpson at distance of sixty yards
shot entering the back Of bis head He died in about
hour There had been grudge between them Tor some
time. The community are very much excited and e
ward Of 50 0O0 has been offered for the of Doneg
He raised Danvle and is about IS years OF age
He married at Bradordsvlle where he had been residing
for some time.
DnBoLIcAL MURDER.-A man named Taylor of Wind
sor, Muncie Ia, depraved and desperate man. who
some years since murdered DR. West last week CON
planned of by half dozen good citizens for violating The
liquor law in hundred cases, for which he
to have vengeance. The Messenger says:
On Sabbath afternoon he started with ono Of these
friends Abjah Williams, young Of this county, 70
go TO the house Of Thomas Ireland another Of them TAX
ing his rife with him. On the way they stopped at the
house of Presley Dudley, another Of them. Aner re-
naming there for hour they started for Windsor ard
the road passed through apiece of thick brushwood
in 1t they came to path, and reaching the path TAP
lor stopped and Williams, not suspectng any danger
passed on about rod and remarked here's where Toa
Irelands dog shot Taylor replied Yes, and hss
is where am going to kill you He shot him. giving
him mortal wound and is now in custody"
John Epps deliberately shot bis father, Thomas Epps
Athens Ohio, on Tuesday week
An ARRAY occurred Aug. at Mcdonald on the CenrI
Railroad, in Wilkinson County, Ga, in which j. y.
Spence shot by A. Rogers Spence has died from the
wound, and Rogers has fed.
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Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.
HAvANA Tuesday AnD z

HAVANA, lueSndy, aug :, lcOf.
The cargo of negroes of whose landing wrote you on
the sd inst were landed Pinar del Rio, on the
south side OF this island and mrabe dcta 1t was found
impossible bribe noncommssOned officer, and the
negroes learn, have been arrested.
Another cargo landed near the same locality recently,
am told have Iof been arrested The commanding officer
of the troops in aat district being supposed to have con
nyed at tbeiranSug has been suspended from his rank
be came TO the dty explain his conduct but the Mar
quis La Pezuo!a refused TO see him.
The Captain General has handed over the distribution
of the Emancpadoes the Board Of Protectors of Enan
cpadoes the work being found suppose, too laborous
for bis shattered system.
The moneys collected for the assistance Of returning
tca nder are 10 be distributed by the Governors and
Lieutenant ernors assisted by the Ayuntamientos or
municipal authorities Central Board for the whole
island has been established in this city, with whom the
other Bosrds are correspond and to whom all surplus
moneys to be RENTED
There arrived the 4th instant some two hundred and
thirty men Of the Regiment OF lsturia IN the mail
steamer from Cadz. The Spaniards congratulate them
selves on this frequent aTiv al of troops from old Spain
There is a rumorin circulation, that high Official on
the south side of the island has been assassnated 1be
ieve TO be although have been unable to trace
the rumOr to a reliable authority.
The city is extremely du IN good truth there Is but
little of interest to communicate.
You must not be surprised should you suddenly hear
that the Of the Marquis DE La Pezuela has ar
rived in this island.
On Sunday last il rained heavily. Yesterday the
weather very agreeable, somewhat like spring day
in the North.
Our city for a month or two will be very dull. The
present the last trip Of the Isabel for the season. and
the Black Warrior does not, at present. return to this
avacuum In midst, whc shall strive in vain to
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rum and upou hi. promise quit the city imnedl'F
rum emu IT, 80 ALBANY Journal Aug. H.
- = ,.o,d snnears on Capt Med ufes return
=, ~ ;n,, Lane Doe was brought 20 the station
- or cart She was completely insen.ible ron tne
rerine effects of rot gut liquor Wnieh sns hi
al in fr.au-nt rotations. The officers found ner ~ te
street. with interesting child ABOUT TX 'ion' O '"7
~ ar her fast asleep. She was sent !" AZ AL. A., =,
-, CT, rnJ.r the influence of bad whisky and evil
asiors utcl ed into al old and attempted 10 p4e
Tim on cotton hook He was arrested ana pa. mo me
caaboose where be commenced az attack 90 lei
low.prisoner Fined s25. in default OF wh0n 1e = Se"
to TIE vi IMeusph. Crern) Express July r.
Srrt1Sc ItoroR TO CHIIDRES-Last night gentle
nan called attention to number OF l'is S,nd
abafs We believe there is law that Furnishes persons
who sell liquor 20 minors AMI shoPkeepes should 90 'e'
careful that tbey do not have 70 sum me 10
I'll, Copco-E Sotssqn says that the bodyo Mr. Joseph
Kiiout vas discovered in the Merima'k RIVER NJ HOVE
se,t Auc 5 He had been missing since Monasy MORN
no esriv Hevas an Incorporate man. and was lor Two
or hree svs previous MS DISAPPEARANCE suerng iro
d,lirium tIemens lie eft wife and se'sra SKA
Yesterday morning eoiored woman nsi' eg haraef
ON b bsuer Of porch in the third story OF her mousse
On the corner of Canal and Em-sts losing her oaance
she fell the sidewalk 5ifSSDg Nj % i.1 A. "i Aug 1 o.
Two women finely DECORATED aud fashionaby dressed
in silks were pTonensding Congress yesterday u sucn
state Of intc1csou Ia require the entire slde"aA 'y
their peranbula;oEs. They were last ser on the "u-
NJ wy -7 - lNroy N. " Times AUG H.
woman living in the old Tan aid Row, attempted 10
Jow herself Yesterday afternoon about SIX clock, by
walking into the water power. man ran INTO the "atef
/ and pulled her out. She iutoxlcaied .
/ Trenton ~ J } Gazette, Aus II
AnIr;shwomau named Elizabeth McGrf, s. years old,
was found dead in house on Rsnpari st. near Canal
Verdict" Death from ntemperance. y. q. Bal, Aug D.
| DFA1H rRox IvTExPERAScE.-The chief teamster for
Ayers iron foundry at South Boston reported 10 hs'e
/ died suddenly in a fit Of delrum tremens
At the instance Of Mr.. Thomson, NJ James II ami
ford was brought before the Mayor of Covingon Ny.
for Threatening blow out ais brains. Cause liquor
Cambria Co. Pa Jail has but one occupant and me
| cnn.e Of his iIr,isnnment was Rum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

A NV EsGLAsD CoLosY IN IowA--Rev. Josiah B.
GrDne, lately Of New York City, and whose wife the
daughter of the late Chauncey Chaplin Of this City, h
with number Of other good people, sngrated to
lowe, purchased large amount Of land-some 80 900 70
10000 acres-in one spot, and commenced the work Of
building up an enterprsiDg moral and religious town.
located the line of the great railroad west from Dsv
export opposite Rock Llsnd and about half way betweer
Davenport and Iowa City to which latter point the road
TO be completed few months. The town named
Grnne, ands within the county Of Poweshiek. large
portion Of the land is set apart for educational purposes
teetotasm is of the principles of the place and good
industrious mechanics who will build this are prom
ised lot gratis. Rev. Mr. Grinnel earnest scve
wbole-souled man. and ChrstiaD and he begun mos.
noble and worthy enterprise. We have heard Of sever
like cases at the West where temperance is secured
new settlement town, and apparently forever by few
parties the founders Of the village obtaining possesoe
Of all the land embraced in is limits and neghborhoed
and Incorporating in every deed Of sale entire prohe.
ton Of the sale Of intoxicating liquors upon the M
told In Of violation of this provision, the propq
revers to its ft So the monster run is fairly ~
legally hooted out. springfield Mass Repab
Mr.. Grinnel s between Iowa City and Fort Des Mons
in Powesheik County, and not between Davenport sSd
Iowa City. Ed. Trlb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

SAM HousTos.-The hero of San Jacinto, the embodr
ment Of modern chvay passed through our city yest
day. During bis sbort stay numerous friends eahere
around him, some of whom devoted If not snhus
astici ever rallied around old Jackson He converse
freely OF afsis at Washington and Il was no dHcat
matter to determine that he Disguised with the presa
Administrator and such seems 10 be the sentiment snoH
the old line Democrats Of the Sam Houston and Laos
Boyd school. They do desire open rebellion the
never Will raernise with any other than the denocr
but are Tar from believing that Mr. Pierce has either car
red out his pledges Is the embodiment Of ia principles
We have ourselves listened TO those men who were
public life almost before Mr. Pierce born, and felt y
sured their views of the policy and conduct OF the press
rested upon honest convictions They belong TO ess
above the reach Of presidential patronage bat dVea
Of sensitivenese, when nothing but confidence ve re-
CURED. This has been withdrawn to great e1en fon
that safe Conservative body ana bestowed upon the nor
reckless Young America spirit clearly prominent us
past year. We regret this development in the erscun,
which now fairly overtops the legislative, and ny
considered the Government. II will lead 10 dsaronr
suits and Of this we have warnings in the past p
msnths There n change in public sentiment unnS
taxable and emphatic, the progress Of which cann@ ~
arrested even by the ponderous achinery of suce<
Administration, and that Sam Houston leads Of the n
wing OF thS reactionary move nent is equally certain
ltmay be deemed folly TO the Office Of propbrs
but we venture to predict that Sam Houston VII DC "
CURED three years hence pluck by the roos hs -
vestige Of the Pierce dynasty.
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