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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-13

Day after day the dear girl fingered,
and many sweet hours Of converse did
Clarence and Lucy pass together; once
even she was permitted to spend few mo.
men,s in the portico Of the house, and as
Clarence supported her, and saw a tint Of
health overspread her check, hope grew
strong in his heart. Bot Lucy doubted
not that she should die speedily, and hap.
ply this conviction had reached her heart
ere Clarence came, so that the agony of
her grief in prospect Of separation from
him had yielded to the bliss(ul anticipation
Of Heaven, that glorious cline where she
would, ere long, meet those from whom
it was "more than death 10 part"
"Dear Lucy" said Clarence, as they
stood gazing on the summer flowers, "you
are better, love. May not our Heavenly
Father yet spare you to me,-to your mo-
lher,-to cousin EIIen,--to happness!'
"Ah, Clarence, do not speak of this It
will only end in deeper bitterness. Imust
90, and Clarence yoa must not mourn
when | exchange even this bright world
for the Paradise Of immortality"
Clarence could not answer. He pressed
her hand and drew it close to her rhrobbing
heart, and she resumed, pointing to bright
cluster of nmaranth,-"See, there, Clar.
ence, is the emblem Of the life and Joys to
which | am fastening"
Three weeks had passed. 1t was again
the evening Of the Sabbath. stood by
The couch of Lucy May. Her mother and
Ellen sat on either side, and Clarence
Hamilton supported on pillow in his
arms the head of the fair girl. Disease
had taken the citadel, and we awaited its
surrender TO death
The man Of God, The pastor from child.
hood, now entered the room, and Lucy
greeted him atiecllonately; and he said,
'is it well with thy soul ~ She answer.
ed in a clear and sweetly con6ding tone
ofvoice:
"Itis well Blessed Redeemer thou
art my only trust"
Clarence now bent his head close TO the
head of Lucy, and whispered in her ear,
but so distinctly that we all heard
"Lucy, since thou may not be mine in
life, be mine in death; let me follow YOU
TO the grave as my welded wife, and |
shall have the blissful consolation of anti.
cipaling a reunion in Heaven"
The eye of the dying girl lighted up
with quick and sudden joy, as she smi.
lingly answered,
at is well, Carence,-I would fain
bear thy name before die 2" We were
startled at this strange request and answer,
but no heart or lip ventured 10 oppose it.
Lucy then said,-
Smother, dear mother, deny me not my
last request; will you and Ellen dress me
in my bridal robe 2 will wear il TO my
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State Lssislatnre.

Mr.. Sublett introduced q bin to prescribe 4
time by which Railroad Companies shall con.
siruct their roads, in order 10 entitle them Ia
the bounty Of lands donated by tho State
The time prescribed by this bin il ton years,
IN which they shall construct the whole OF
part of the roads for which charters have hcrt
granted. The bill was passed, by a saspcn.
sion OF the rule requiring that bills shall 10
read on three several days, to a second reading,
and cngsossei.
The bill donating sixteen sections Of land
10 tho local roads Of The State. was. on motion
Of Mr.. Palmer. made the special order Of tbs
dar for Monday, the 18th instant. The hin
proposes to increase the bonus Of lands given
ny The State TO rail- roads, TO ie sections ssr
mile. ~
An act incorporating the Columbus, whsr.
ten AVID Austin Nail.rosd Company. was ea.
lgroSsed on the 18th inst
The bsll insroinc,,f by NJ. crnShy. rsssrx.
ing twelve leagues ef land foT the oceataney
81 the Texas Indians, was passed hy The
House on the 10th Instant.
Nj, Burke 81 Newton sountr. iatrn.acei a
ss'l TO incorporate the Sabine and Rio ~tsrausse
RAshycai Ccsursuy.
TBS hs'l nsskiug appropriations fcs the rssn.
s.tai MYERS ~ The State. ~as. On naottsa II
Me, shzsitest, usasiv he sieeiai .xasf "a AZ.
dsy fur frsd8y, the aaih iassaag
\ hAi ostr nlilnr IL ,bs $.rate u.,ks,v a.
Appropriation ~ SisA.ooa. a. tas .hss ,~ays,s.
81 The sesesrd els<S debt of tie ass Rs,s,ss,S
OF EeSsS ahfsh hiss l~ea sulsss aess sfaw.
~ in9el tte liessss Ut Representatives, an
3hasSssf laes.
The hsa Setssng sskis teo snti5ras ~ ssrsys
Scs she isessat ~ oosnwsea seAsNss AIS sssras.
IN - ass, rssatsx.
= svfsFs 81 the eesnsnistss - rsisss aeAs
toSanuzsa ne The ~ eg&ntaz ~ the sals,oSs,,
t@sra wss 'aaA a TIE iosh. Thy svt1st a
WI ffshs' fsspv.
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DIED.

On tho l7th inst, OF hcn,orrhagc of the lungs
JAMES MoCUTCHEN, of Pilot Grove, Mis-.
souri,, in tho 4sth year of his age.
In recording his death, II Is due to tho mem.
DRY of the deed, to say, that Notwithstanding
his scjourn was short with az, yet tho Chris.
tan graces were 30 highly blended with the
characteristics of the gentleman. that be nj
oncc commanded the esteem and respect of all
that made his acquaintance.
While we deeply sympathiso with the berea.
we'd family Of the deed, and with them shed
the tear OF sadness over the dcsolations of tho
grave, We sorrow not az others, who have no
hope.
lie has ceased from his labors and Is nj rest
IN the bowers Of Paradise. We wait in hone
the Mliillment of tho everlasting covenant +"
when death shall deliver up his Dominican
the grave be robbed of its spirits, and tho
faithful on earth, meeting In heaven, shall in.
hcrit a kingdom everlasting. j. p.
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THr LATE FRsrzz.-we arr informed hv ns,s.o.
recently up from the Bay, that during the la,a .ssls
spee OF weather a number of cattle were frossss IA
death IN The pfsifies, Anegro boy was also asuna
near his wagon, in a sitting posture, app,reasly ii
a frozen state, but, after being shorcashly n,h,ssa
and warmed, he revived.
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eBF Cotton bales are beginning to accumulate
quite fast in our streets at present. An of our
principal merchants have large piles stored around
'heir premises waiting for An opportunity to ship,
"h'ch' 1t appears, Is a difficult matter now, as wag.
ohers are scarce, and cannot be had for love nor
money Worse still. Should "a rainy spell set in,
tae road would very soon become, to a certain OK.
tent, impossible, and tho cotton which Is now on
hahd' could not be hauled of before Spring; and
Us The market for this article is a fuetuatipg one,
out iew' we Imagine, would be willing TO hazard
uhe'r populations in prophesyiug tho net proceeds
a month or two hence. Had we a rail. road. ,hls
sa'o OF affairs would soon be obsistcd but as it
Is our merchants and planters must retain still up.
per ups and trust TO tho wheel of time for their for.
tunes, instead of the wheel Of the CT team.
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~iH'sie.~-our friends need no, be ursdsrss.s AZ.
p'oaen''0n % suffering for the wan, Of rAyys On
nns the approaching summer. Alas frsns he
a'Ee supply tia, eur oli friend, BeAamens@-af 90
IA ho'offe's-~hs lately received, We npsite shsi
our lrH~cS''o"ns'aAa 7 s watst. i aew seee;s.
'ng h' aoSA and sil sosa s,lI insa .Ae Affection.
@ P,tea'ef- and drugdankesA wa. xessls.esa.
se '0ot care bow many scs rAyd 4 yps dan
tAfs ssf css tsynlaslas.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-21

EB D. w. Hampton, Editor Of tho Austin stats
Gazette paid US a visit last Saturday. He was on
nm way TO the Bay after a supply Of materials for
DIS paper, which Is now among the best pabisned
~ The State. Mr., II. favors strongly the call Of an
Editorial or Printers Convention, to be held a,
some central point in Texas, and we heartily con
cur VIII, him. mo good resulted from II, certain
~ no harm could, and NC would be pleased if on,
brethren of the Press generally, would urge the
ms"er. We shall give our views moro extensively
in a future number.
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A SEcRfr ron a FAaaEa's Wirr.--While
the milking Of your cows il going ON, Let yonr
pans be placed in a kettle Of boiling water.
Turn tho milk into ono Of the hot pans, and
proceed in like manner with the whole or tho
milk and yoa win find ih.t you will have
double the qqan,jty Of sweet and delicious
buttersa Try this dairy women.
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90 EmIgrants and Others, wishing to purchss.
or rent farms, would do well to road over. carefully
our advertisements. They may derive much infor
nation by Il.
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A stranger ~ responsible for the following /:
denny, my boy, did you sec the flight OF
bats the other evening! "Niver the one, my
honey: what kind of bats were they ?" "Brick.
bats, yc s%palpccn."
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IL A gentleman or lady well qualified 70 teach
can obtain . good situation at the Gon.eics College
Sec advertisement In another column.
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81 The citizens Of Marshal, Texas, arc
taking steps to organize a fire company in that
town.
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Eastern AHairs.

The Turks say that Russia hns induced
Persia to declare war against them and 10
place 10000 troops at the disposal of the
Gar, ~. the promise TO remit the amount due
by Persia to Russia, and to divide tho con.
quercd territory between them.
Turkey has forbidden tho expectation Of
grain.
Tho allied fleet has entered the Black Sea-,
leaving three ships of each squadron to guard
Constantinopic. Tho supposed destination
OF the feet was tho naval depot ut Sebasto.
pol.
Tho Car having frequently declared that
tho entry OF the allied feet into the Black
Sea would DO considered equivalent 10 war
by both powers, the withdrawal Of tho Rus.
sian Minister'S from London and Paris Is OK.
pcctcd Immediately.
There have been further skirmishes along
tho Danube. Tho Russians attacked Kalnfat,
ou were repulscd with great carnage.
TN tho 18th, two Russian steamer with
gunboats attacked Motschemi.
An insurrcction has taken place in the
Crimea, in favor Of the Turks.
The provinces Of Bcssarabia and Khcran,
belonging 4, Turkey, have been put under
martial law by the Russians.
A Turkish army which has crossed the
Georgian frontier and marched upon Tiais,
has been welcomed everywhere by the Gcor.
gians.
The Turkish forces asc occupying Eriwan,
which was abandoned by the Russians on
their approach.
The report Of the defeat of tho Turks nj Gf.
halseik n IL doubted; although d battle was
fought on tho cath, which was accompanied
by very considerable slaughter.
The rupture between Pcrsia and England
had happened anterior TO the declaration of
war by Persia against Turkey, and was oc.
cas'oned by an insult offered TO tho British
Embassy.
The British Consul at Jassy had retired
from the principalitics.
The Russian Government has ordered all
foreign merchant vessels going into Ottoman
ports on the Black Sea, and carrying mum.
tions Of war, to be seized, although they should
be under neutral flags.
The very latest Vienna papers say that the
allied fleet had entered the Black Sea on tho
peaceful GRAND of preventing further COLI.
sions.
Tho intelligence that the Turkish fieet was
at Sinope was conveyed TO tho Russian adj.
miral by n Russian steamer.
Paris papers publish document purporting
to be letters Of instruction from tho Four
Powers 10 their ambassadors nc Constantine.
pile, They bear hard on Turkey.
In France, reports that the sincerity of the
Emperor IN his Turkish alliance Is dlstrustod
~ England have caused great indignation; and
the French Cabinet hass considered tho OK.
pediency OF making an explicit denial Of tho
rumors, as Napoleon expresses himself in "a.
vor OF action.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-21

W AZ ssS~es sae Of r,cessss b-eseassnr 70
toe t''''e efWsa Iseass, ess4s rs HAS, q ,sesa
es''e vss sesi 81 NSia a sxsgss sesn.A, g.,
e. e. pys bod
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NV Posr Orricks.-We arc pleased 10 learn
mat several new Post Offices viii soon DO sstab.
ishcd ut different points in this county. Tks win
be a great convenience to our citizens. Many OF
them are now living q distance Of ten, fifteen and
twenty miles from any Post Office. and arc almost
necessarily cut or from all communication with the
world save what they can pick up here and there
ABOUT once In every twelve months. large mum,
ner CT our friends were anxious to become subscri
bcrs to our paper. ba, could not, for the wan, Of ,
convenient mode Of getting them. When these
fost Offices arc established, we shall expect a large
accession to our subscription list.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-21

TnE Ngxr pREsipESr.-A writer In the MARI
berS' (Md.) Advocate says that several gentle
men in that place, without regard TO party
have held a meeting, and resolved to support
Judge Sharkcy, Of Mississippi, and the Hon.
y. S. Dickinson. Of New York, for tho next
President and Vice President of the United
States.
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TOWN irkAs.-Dr. Z. L. Beaumont has purcha.
eco the property formerly occupied by w. d. Gof.
I" w. P%aramour has purchased the dwelling
formerly owned by w. Acock.
WI. Lockridgc has purchased lots on the Az.
snae' between Chenault's and the College.
A new store Is soon TO be opened In the room
Adjoining Collins hotel, by the Msssrs. Jones.
rs Walker Is now opening a Drug Store IN DR..
Lockridgc's now brick building.
aerchants still continue to receive new goods.
Fork is selling at 6as cents per lb.--bccf sa4-
butter 2oass-corn meal soas5 cents per bushel-
hour slsaslS per barel-Irish potatoes Al do
sugar . cents perlb do.--coaoe Halls cents perlb
canSased hams Isaac cents per lb.-sd. Ss per
~sack-bacon, none.
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VT na'ke Is ssaA s Is kasseensrs
nFsssne, sss eAohv aeNss SEQ ~ A.A !
As%sssAees reass "a ss&s a. IA rs,s
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"a The proccedings Of the Guadaloups Pres
b.ytcry viii be found on our frs. pogo.
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hs"i ~ SIS fk9sh-~H4 eetH h - aeNzss
- I've asse~Acsasps ~ S~.e e
sess@. W.. b ssaae sns ;, a.
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FihE-A Arc broke out in the wese end Of the
upper story Of the Gonzales College. on Thursday
morning last but was discovered and cx,in-
gnished before much damage was done. II APP
pears TO havA originated from tho hearth stoncs be.
coming over heated and Igniting the pine flooring.
Had It occurred at night the building, no doubs,
would have been destroyed. The school hos been
suspended in order TO repair ipjuhcs, but will BE-
resumed next Monday morning.
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SNoN.sfBAp Bmi."-The Committee on
IAgsiculturc, In the House of Representatives.
has already introduced into tina, body, a now
Homestead bill" of which the following are
the principal provisions
Every citizen Of the United States, male or
female. being tho head Of a family, is to be Gu.
titled TO enter, free of cost, a quarter section
ti60 scrcs) OF public land, or a quantity 81
land equivalent TO a quarter section, upon ma.
king and filing with the Register. an AFFIDAVIT,
that he or she Is head Of q family.
The patent for the land Is not Ia issue until
Eve years aNer the eatry. when proof must be
made by the person. or heirs. or that qlsey
have resided upon ard cultivated the land
Tho only ease in which che land may 10 sold,
within that period, is where The psncn.s bosh
die, leaving ehildrvn uaasr ~fear,eea wears of
sgn The and may Be so&i in fes ss their
hSneft.
iss land ihss entered under shiz act IS 81.
ssrrsed fuSa ssevasiSn fer ssy debt eoasssc.
isa prsAs 20 'As sssalag Of tbs Essenl
lbs rights vested hy an entry under ,Ais
sss ARE tsAsed, AID ,hs Lands svysss 10 thc
Uaised States ea yyoaf that che ses1issee has
h~ea changed asd sbe snS aazsnAsaess f.s sss
sevnshs u sey cns ysAr.
No Fevaa IS p<spassssa to saaks ssosv ussn
cey sstfy, asass sAe "a
f~tvsS sssa Iessess, ne~ reshseais 81 skss
tssAea States. wke Aass aesiasra shssr 10.
'sesAsa aceesanx 70 lac, 10 t<cc@se es.ssssS
srs s@ssaa @ seaks entry a tsras sxpsSs
cha So. bss 'Asll res rxsesrs sbstr r~etsssa
eetH ~ hsss t,xns essesrs
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ESy~ Wa Aro Informed, says the State Ca
sette, Inst q Is the intention Of Gov. peaso
not tosSlose any contract for tho construction
of the Paciic raii-soad before the first of May
next, Tho contract is therefore open for bids
until that limo.
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STATISTICS or ]. o. o. f.--The following Il
an abstract of the annual reports of the Grand
and Subordinate Lodges msic TO the Grand
Lodge OF the United States for the rear end.
Ing June 80, 1853, as compared with sim liar
tallleS for the year IAHa
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tar The Galveston Journal has again made
its appearances, ~sdsccAting its former princi
pies. The paper d under tho control Of r. j
Allen.
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80 es@~ - Tses.e sssr
Fa S ~ So 81
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GEs CAEAvssaa ASQpfrfes.~As stated r.
oar last The r~ieFst Court rosnmenes~l it2
sgssson here IN MonsiAy last. Tbs cours ,eaA
az the cEimlaal da<ksi FIRST, arui ME trial II
the FHiesassess uks shea prscecled with,
ssaarasnelpg with ssea csrsvssal Coz wleaa
atssss IJale AMI Alecn AFg@astl "a ssnansei
she Sled = plea ~ atatssnres allctsxsag ,hss
she ursssi Jesy Nv wtAsa ,hs iadietnaent sas
kssfd w&s ps legal. iaaSsnush "a II es< csea.
psSsae ssta al NJ easesa evFe M heaes haha,
ss& ~ tAh PIKE che United STATES Alsezns,
aesnursvSAs bat h Vas Sustained ~ sh< JsssAss,
ssf eossssqnssa6 Gsa Hsssvslsl y ~ acqa3ttsl
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sEr TAe rivBsan eayat gtsttrStsn i s4w
~eevgAs~ly sTrwAea wash sssNnssss .sAs ar
ynhsae sB8 private ~sssuliAg lasnsss isnZ ia
sasy u tFwvkslax seoss ~ tss<ls sssssa a
tAosssaa gesewe hsse ssTsrsa Aess vfthin ~
fssf tsa skss
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Couneaional.

introduced . bin far The .a,,hi;sh,..n. -
Territorial government in Nebrs.L,
NJ, Ssxsrd presented a resolut;on or ;,o,,;,x
NJ to whether Ar. phcin. Ia entitled :" fs"y
In the Senate. which was adon,ed
A resolution of thanks An f;en wooa 49,
.dooted. "@
NJ. Hunter nt,csrcsa ~.,.,o,.,. I'm
The Pacific Railroad hjli was r.Gerred 10 .
Iseject COMMITTEES OF n;ne.
IN ihe H,.se m. Fr.r.h S,o,t-.;.. a.. A..
ycrttscstion hiiIs were 18th r.,Scss.T
NsvoYosx I.Jan, M G,,shs,s ~. 81.
1890 circuisr IN conn,roitsr. s,1 o.ho.
r,ssso~s ofRrsr. sAcw;,~ r.srs.;.. "ua ~
isrt ~ ss,etes III he dsne s
~ NM - css",ssI ~ Ts.-,.o~~ NJ.
~. $3.50. ~ is;s.o..~ rs.Sy ~,
1900: sysss n.crsrt~ H. Nshr.sH '".
!"
Ptxcr or rux G,rAr RArlr-Thc ~poa;tion
- Sinonc. .bout hslf Nav between Constnn.
| iirosie srd Trebiyord and tn nrornontorv NJ
Which Il Il situated and vhick on the isnd
s,dc NAV 4. sajd ~ esrr ~ b.,;,or or r.thcr
oman ynsds mar 4 ~ : s;tc or irrnoyt.nc. In I
rsvsi War On Inc Rlsct e.. rb,s "a NOR
Icc,vea hv gcr Sehssti.nf SNs roiscn,s .r,ss.
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Nsgssei ~ Hsssa wseA a. he sfA q ns~.
e..s gAg~ = fWsssa. >. r. sAoAN
800 VII sh@as setste ,eAss "a 81
nsfos fseafsss ssd n & Neses = sasss .Ssa.s.
y C3iENAtFT 2
"sesf ~ 'rts "a - 4r
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xAe 1aeiAe Railroad.
The psci6e faii.soad prejeet may BE- eonsid.
RED ~ firily in The Geld. II. SeWsrd,s hin
has the object directly IN v;ev. snd ccnter.
That ne Un,ted aAatc. .h.n v,.h..,.
s.,,.~ :, C., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,c.f ~ ID
an
~ 49, = n'onsy PSs c0sn y
possted ty any State frrtx,.tures hose pron.
-osiaions sro accented. vi,h .no.hs, -fsc.
HE road Il 70 be completed vith,r 6vs vs,r,
the company h 70 dcpoxit fve %n,illi.ns ~
81 rlpos IN money. :. secur;tv tor 6,lallinp q,
s4icns - TIE contract. The United States
afefo have tho right Of fixing the prizes Of tho
tssnaQprtat'on q their troops. munitions Of
war ~ mails, and 70 reducc tho rates Of pas
sags ~ frctsht, always allowing the ccrnpa-
ny te1 cent profit upon their actual IN.
ysssse They sl.0 arc 70 have the r'shtof
80 s.;sE.n. - ~ =" '"s
Z, - az .. N.,
$3.50 49, ~ ''s p'"s'p.i
100. !. s..ss 49, p :.
,.rds -. 1s,N.
,r.,.rr~ - ~ 81 - ~
TIT. I'm In ~
~. n,on ,ho .nh,a. "' O p."n o. ON sn s'n a'seu..
ter, and wo shall havc all sorts Of propositions
for tho construction OF the great tl,oroughfarc.
Mr.. Stewards bill. however, is only one, and
as the Pacific Railroad company win doubt
less BIO in the field, we shall have others with.
o 'ne reports Oh recon.
Sas sm 90 coming IN ana people WI!
.a' .as'no iA..roaa 20 @'k about until
uo"c Ano Sonic time aiter.
INTO our town
a., ms..s .s.s~, Ss-'m1' WYNN 'ne
v,,,.r. ana $3.50 a.e..s w'm 0' - .uso ".
~.e,,ling rsr,r,n.n,,v W.n. :, A. sA.
les. IN. very class ,h.t /. mo-, 1890 "a =.
very kind tia. always build nm and ;,,nroys . tow
ihn'c's-'nc oono ana sancw OF the hnd-sre 81.
M u", 'o""'s "'o our r'ch ana fertile county
. 'sa'e s"u some Du!,ns ARMS wn''o oeuess
o,s.l sa."as. -. 0sw "aAaAs0upe snd
,pg . ,,rca--v.rv ,.,.. ..sa..,.-
.,on From ,ha Nos,h -. 60. ~ ~ -
West, the "cry Il stil, ,hev coma = ana -. -. ,s
.,;i VIZ.
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BLASx Norx FoRxs--Thoso Of our ffionds wiSh-
Ing . supply Of blank note forms, can b furnished
by calling At this oAico.
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FmE IN BAsTRcr. by the mail last night,
40 received . brief letter nom J. s, johnson,
the assistant T. N. at Bastrop, informing us
thss the gin, together with 90 balss of cotton,
belonging to d. Conlson were consumed by
fro not long since. Loss, 10000.