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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

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James Howerton,
Sarah II werton.
IL the District Court Of Harriso" county.
Jrrds.-No 1888
STATE ~ TsxAs, |
County Of Harrison. (

STATE ov TrxAs,
County of Harrison.
10 The Sheriff Of said County. GREETING:
AHENEAS, on the l3th of April, A. d.,
w 1884, James Howcrton filed IN the Dis.
triet court Of the county aforesaid, his pe,i.
ifon in substance IA follows, to wit
THAT, on, to.wit, the 9Th day Of February
1850, in the parish of Claiborne, in the Stat.
Of Louisiana. hi. wife, the defendant, Sarah
without cause or pvovocntion on the part OF
the plaintiff and against his consent, left his
bed and board and has since continued to live
separate and apart from him, with intention OF
abandonment an: mas prayed for decree OF
divorce from the bonds Of mairImony, and
whereas oath has been made is the Law re.
qu,re.. that the defendant Sarah is not a resi-
dent of the State of Texas"
These are therefore to command you 10
summon the said Sarah lio~crton by publica.
ton Of this citation for four successive weeks
in the Texas Republication, a newspaper pub
Ii .hed in the town Of Marshall, Harrison
county, Texas. to be and appear before the
district court OF Harrison county, al the court
house in the town Of Marshall, on the four
tecnih Monda, alter the third Monday in
March, 1884, then and there to answer the
plaintiff petition, in suit wherein James
liowertor is plaintiff, and the said Sarah How
crton is defendant.
.,,.,. HEREIN fail not, and make
due return OF this writ rs the
law requires. Teste L., Il.
Ford clerk Of the district court
55s of Harrison county, and seal OF
said court at Marshall, this 9th day Of May
A. D. 1854.
!: 4. FORD, G. d. c.
by ". l.. BAwagr. ID. {.
Issued May ., 1854.
l.. X. FoRD, {. y {.
by ". l.. Barrett, d. {.
Received in office May 10. 1884, and handed
to the editor Of the Texas Republican Sam.
day Tor publication.
5. x. Perry, Sheriff II. {.
May IL, 1851. ~ II
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NOTARY PUBLIC,
\N1M. II. WATSON for HARRISON County.
w Office at EIysian Fields.
Feb -, 1854
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4 NGARs, Chewing, and Smoking Tobacco
choice articles, T., salc n, the City Drug
store YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
Ar,l -. 1884. ~
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EON DENTIST
DENTAL SURGEON.

J. n. JORDAN hmrg perma.
~ nently located in Marshall, rcs-
411O pcc,fuly tenders his services in
the various branches of his profession to the
citizens and vicinity. All operations entrusted
to him are warranted to be done in the latest,
improved, and most superior manner
ntober Is, 1883 l3-f
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J. y. MORG

j. y. MOK0AN,
HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER,
DESPECTFUll.Y offers his services to the
IL public. and will be prepared at -hor, no.
iicc, to undertake any work with which he may
be favored Tie feels assured Of being able to
give satisfaction.
Persons desiring his services will find him a,
Wider's Mill Ali communications promptly
attended to.
January 1854. n3i-ly.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
TIE Splendid Passenger Packet Steam>
boat = +. kmbaH
Ho~"A THE =. =. kIMBALL, l.. W.
T$1 BRoApwELL, master, will eontn-
n ne to make regular trips IN the
Shreveport. trade during the BALANCE Of the
season. leaving each port punctually as fol-
lows:
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IOtl< VI. WiilTEiiOKN. Notary Public
~ for Harrison county, BEAT No. 7, ~ mile.
from Marshall on the Tyler road,
Jany -, 1854.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-22
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
JOHN KRHHDHSHR. 1,

Manufacturer, Importer and Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Shot, Guns,
Rifles. PISTOLS, Fishing Tackle. and
-, all kinds Of Sporting APPARATUS. s
Together with general assortment of S.
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
N. r.. Cor. of Walnut luad
second Streets. EsililadelpHaf;a.
All Of which, aud such o,her articles aa /
belong to his line OF business, will be sold !
az low as can he afforded by any establish
lneni in The United States.
In testimony Of his skill rs manu- Factur.
er, the Franklin Institute Of PHILADELPHIA,
has awarded 10 him sine 1910, Two certifi-
Gates, sIx silver medals, and one, i ecall
premium; and in 854, the Crystal Palace
OF New York, awarded to him a medal, tho
only one awarded for Shot, Guns and RI
lies in the United States. fssy 8 y
krder's Sporting Anecdotes,ns ilns-2
tra,lve of certain varieties OF American
Game, with remarks on the Character Of
The Dog, Field Dogs, Snipe, IVoodcock,
Rail, Partridge, Duck and Pidgeoni match /,
shnoiing, Oh the Rice Bunting or Read:
Bird, Grass P'ovob Hull headed OF Colder
Plorer, Canvass Back and Red Headed
Duck. American WidgeAn. Scamp Duck
and Canada Goose. e.-Price SI00.
Address JOHN KRIDER, Second and
Walnut. Philadelphia.
Aug. 30. 1854. AZ lys;ss
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A Desirable Residence fol-
Sale.

The cubs cribcr wishing to move West,
offers for sale, one of the most pleasant
situations i'll the village; containing about
tiity-tivc acres Of land, on which there is a
very comfortable Dwelling and every n"c-
cssary out house, all in good repair.
The crop Of corn onthc place this year,
will yield about five hundred bushels.
Any further information can he obtained
by addressing me OH The promises.
w. w. ALSTON.
Sum,crvillc, Oct. IL, 1854.
u All persons indebted TO me either
by note or account, arc respectfully solicit
ted 10 cash the sarnc rs long indulgence
has been giveli to many; and am avcrse
to taxing any with cost.
w. w. a.
Oct. Ii, 1854 SO If.
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Dissolution,

DlSSUluLlOlI,
The Coparlnershp heretofore existing
lander the firm of BUTLER g. NEwBERy, is
this day dissolved by limitation and mutu-
al consent. All the Notes aud Accounts OF
The firm have been placed in the hands Of
Y. N. BUTLER for collection, who is the
only authorized agent 10 liquda,c the
'debta Of the Concern. All persons indebted
by note or account, will please come for
ward and make immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER.
A. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
Having soia my interest in the Stock in
trade 10 Mr.. A. M. NEwsERY, would
recommend him to the customers who so
liberaily pattohizcd the late firm.
M Y N. BUTLER.
Having Bought the interest in the
Stock in trade from Mr.. Y. N. BUTLER of
the late firm Of BUTLER & NEwBERY. l
will from this date carry IN the mercantile
business upon my own responsibility. Iro-
turn my thanks to the customers of the
late firm, and earnestly solicit contnu.
, ance Of their patronage.
\ Il ,.4t 5 a. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
Oct ,26, 1851. IT,
& 4 \ w :. 9 IL ..i.a =, .l =. 80. 4 .sI n
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H4HSE dsAH GIFTS.
100 Marble busls Of Washing

100 " i" J." CALHOUN,
SO elegant Oil Paintings, in J
splendid gilt frames, size 3I4
feet, each, J
100 elegant Oil Paintings 213 #.
500 steel plate Engravingr, brill.
ianlly cold in oil. rich sil,
frames 24xan inches, each,
10000 elegant steel plate En-.
cravings, colo'd in oil, Of the
Washington Monument, 20
by &c in. each,
1877 900 steel place Engravings,
from 100 different Plates,
i.ow in possession Of, and
owned by The ArtIsrs GnfvrIy--
oi the market value Of, from
so Cents TO 81 90 each
| iirst-clnss Dwelling, in 31st, !
mrcct. \. Y Cisy, :
Ss budding lois IL loo 4;,d lols,
e%Gh 25X lu0 #, deep, st
100 Villa Sites, containing cuCK
10000 sq. It. in lie surbIrbs us
New York City, and com.
manding Il magnificent view
ofthe Hudson River and Long
Island Sound, at
20 perpetual loans ofcash, with.
ont interest Or spcurity of
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500. 10000

Reference In regard to the Real Estate, e.
J. Visscher & Co.. Real Estate Brokers', New
York, Orders, tpost paid,) with money enclosed
to the addressed; 80 I
wv. IIOLBROOKE. Sect,v e :.
~, , sos broadway, Ny.
now ready for delivery.
Aug %, '5i. as eta.
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured |!
PAULDlNc County, DALTON, GA,
August 26th, 1854

= '
August 26th, 1854.
MIR. CHARLES DELoRME, s, @
DEAR SIR: For several years past L
have been severely afflicted with sick head
aches and after trying every thing I5could;
think OF, and receiving no benefit whatever
at last gave myself up as confirmed.
dySpeptIc. But hearing of your prepsra-
ton, The Balsom of Life" !. concluded
70 give that n trial ALSO and procured two
bottles IRON your Agent DR.. T. A. Dargan,
of Darlington, $. G., and from the time /
oegan TO take it, have not had a single
n,la k OF headache, and now feel in hopes
mat even the two bottles have made a cure
oI me- Bnt fearing that may have a..
relapse, have determined to continue it
longer. and enclose you S 10 90 for which
you VIII please send ns many hotties as is /
customary Tor that amount. BY Rail Road.
Respectfully you're, ~
JOHN J, GREEN p u
r. S.-Plcase forward by express train
Sept. G., 1854 15 80
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Lands For Sale in Upper

NEAR BiSHOpNlLLE, S. C..
The subscriber offers Tor sale tract o!
land lying abou, three miles nort!. Of Bi>h.
npviIe, near the road leading from Du-
BoSc's Bridge to Camden; containing
about $50 acres ol which about 1870 acres
are under fence and IN go.,d state of cul-
uraiIon The land is well adapted both to
corn and cotton, o! which the present crop
is sufficient evidence
On the premises is good framed house
with four rooms and brick ch.mn!es, the
necessary "nt-huildngs, and well Of
most excellent Waicr.
! here IS also on the premises very
good mill stream and Girls; Mill. The
place is clear of standing water and no
dnc'iing vii! be necessary.
Those washing to purchase lands in the
fIr'niIv OF B.Shopv!le will do well TO call
upon the subscriber soon The price of
the lands will be Reasonable, and terms
accommodating.
J. w. STUCKEY.
Bishorrillr, Oct. 23, 1854 So If
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Head Quarters.
COLUMBIA, Oct, l9, 1854.

TIE Brgndier Generals conimnmding the
several Brigades composing the Third Division
Sonth-Sarolina Militia are hereby required to
order each Colonel or officer commanding the
several Regiments of their respective Brigadcs,
TO hold an election i'll their respective Regi
mcnts on Wednesday the Goth day Of Decem-
Der text, for the Office of Major General, vaGn.
ted by the resignation of Major Gen. John
BGchann,t; dnd forthwith transmit to the Adju.
tnnt Generals Office ut Columbia n certified
statement in writing showing The result Of the
polls in their respective Brigddcs
BY order Of the COMMUNICATIVE Chief
Il. NJ. DUNOy&Nr, Adjt. Gen.
Oct. 25, 1854 So til
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N Office.

THE notes and accounts due DR.. n. .
D. MAeod, have been placed in our hands
for collection. All persons indebted to
him will please pay by the first of Janu-
ary next, and.thus save coat.
BLANDING. g. DESAUSSURE.
( Nov. 8, 1854. @, I'm
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Lots Wife Found,

Lieutenant Lynch, in his voyage to the
Dead Sea found huge pillar Of salt on
the shore, and the Arabs said it was Lots
Wife, Fhurr enough, whether it was so or
not we cannot say,--it may turn out TO be
c SStch-p penny as tho Hug without d si,ad-
ow; but this we do know if you have any
Engraving, Fancy Painting, Lettering,
ArchItecturing or the repairing Of Accor-
deons, Flutcnas, &c. sc, and will call OH
1hc subscriber he promises to 10 Ills best,
aid will be happy to do all work with
neatncss and dispatch that may be cntrus,-
ed to his care, a, Charleston prices loI the
cash only. Eit cAh he found at Mr.. T.
Sonners Clotliihg Emporium, sum,trvi!c,
South Carolina.
C. W. DAVIS.
Oct. IS, 1854 81 3m
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American Arts Union,

The american Arts Union, would respcst
iuliy announce 10 the citizens of the United
States and the Canadas. that for the purpose of
cui'ivating taste Tor the fine arts throughout
the country, and with the view of enabling
every family 10 become possessed Of gallery Of
BY TIE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE ACE. =
they have determined, in order to create an
uaensi.c sa!e Tor Their Engravings, and thus
MOI only give employment TO II large number
OF artists nnd otlicrs, but inspsirc among our
countrymen inste for works of art to pr.snnt
to the purchasers OF their engrayings. Wien
Zoo,oos' oi them arc sold, IS z',f
25' COO GTfs, Of The actual cos, of $3.50 600.
Each purchaser of a One Dollar engraving;
therefore, receives not only an engraving ricnr4
" worm The money, hui also ticket which (:
entities him TO one Of the Gifts when they arc I
distributed. '''NS., S
For Five Dollars, highly finished enprs yinr
beautifully pun'ed in oil aid five Gift ,iokrts
VIII be sent; or five dollars worth Of sul.nded
e"s'n1,MgT &c Ga'i M be selected from the Catalogue
specimen OF one Of the engravings can bc seen
Mt the office of tins paper :" =
for each Dollar sent, an engraving actually
worth 'ist sum, aud u Gift ticket, viii imtnedi,
ateiy he forwarded ssTl.T'[Ef
GENTS.
ne Committee believing that ths succes oi
the Great National Undertaking. will b. rI,to
rally promoted by the energy and enterprise
OF Intelligent and persevering Agents, have re
solved to treat with such Oh tile most liberal
terms SET-'I'gssE
Any person wishing to become an Agent, by
sending (post paid,l 81, will receive by return
mail, 4 one dollar engraving, and "Gift Tick.
ct Prospectus IL catalogue and other ne
cessary information. lFT.l7%eg
On the final completion Of the sale, the Gifta
will be placed i'll the hands of COMMITTEES of
the purchasers 10 be distributed, dne notice Of
wh'rh vii! b" Gi""a :h:!S;@a.i5ui The Uuiicl =
States und tie Cunadas. ,''''e.
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Winn g. ClarksOn

Winn & ClarksOn
HAVE just received and opened fine stock
Of the most fashionable and latest styles of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part OF
the following articles.
Black and fancy Cloth Black and and fam
cy Cnssmeres +; Hack, White and Fancy Silk
Vestings, Black, White and Fancy Silk Cra-
watts; Silk and Cambria IIandkerahels
Gloves, Socks and Drawotsi Linen Bosom
Shirts and Collars: Silk and Merino under
Shirts Black Silk and Fancy Hats.
Clothing.
Black and Fancy Cloth Goats and Sacks
Black and Fancy Cashmere Coats and Sacks !;
Black and Fancy Cnssimcrc Pants Black,
White and Fancy Silk Vests.
All of which we invite our friends and the
pnbllc generally to cali and examine.
We are also prepared ic make up to order,
any article in the Tailoring line, us neat and
cheap as can be done in the State OH the nanu
terms.
ALSO,
Uniforms Of nj! kinds furnished ut the shoi1-
est notice.
WINN & CLARKS0N.
Oct 25, 1854 81 IF
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

LACHANGE-W Boulwsr-. X a y l. q t,h.,,.i RAJ.
, l. Danthett. lady, child and ST. Aus Ne,I Ct., o.,
NJ. wls9o Roekohdge; II Silver. Ms. 81 YER Cncalii
miss 4 IL Turner, Anelis; w Morri. Va. Mr. w., {
Norris. child and svt LypchL'p: Crump Nsnssmons.
Bo,kin. Of w; w Saunders. Va; Murdouyb ~ 80
child, Miss Riddick. g w Mendough, rorf.mon,h! >
seiden, Chas City; A A Montero, u: J Boo pr.t
ingham; III Smith. Wade, Raymond; J j H,,,i.nn
. 1at.nd. LynchburR; d Chsndl,r Norfolk. I n
Jones, L. Timberlake, Charlottesville; J Nae W,.i
Dgton. 'e' wash
C0LUhBIAN-ws Dir. X & Q; Col web,,., .,.,;,
J. MeisiSer Mostly, Po~hatan;J Sims Ch,.,.,,,iI
u w Loekeit Richmond; S Cheatbam w y Ch.s,s.,
ST. wills Gates. Chesterfield; J r Uun,icn, H.
WIG; w Rawlings + Watkins j G Soo,ts RicbmonI
Hagen, j Iia K NJ, Powhstan; w d Uo.a,d Az.
) Anderson. Cl.rksvillr; y S.ack.r C;l,s.os T. :,
FISHER, with: w Tupman, Kent; Tolley. B,i, n
ws'kin. X & Q. '' "A''' .
AMERICAN HoTEL-T q ClareEhton, Ale. W, ~ u n,
sSsrg; CiA,k, lady and child, Aug Ca ArmI,,..s H.
"oehand; Wiley, Amelia C.upb,,i So,,a. ~
1rtyory, Amelia; L East, Bufrd; " Irynr RIsn
nyde Amelia Coke Philadelphia WIeis..ao,n'
ns.n Ctrnshsu, smIth, Jr kiehmo md N
ansn Wa'hngton Whittier: starr Ga. q " ~,
hatsn. "'A rurpin. Pow
US. HOTEL-w Granger, Lindsey. An.,;.. w {
Gra'es Charles City; Sprge, England: w ! C;,,ns,,
T Tr; Grump, New Kent; A Thompson, Va C ri
dumped, Philadelphia; w Walton, Burnl.v I,n.'
W. Show, Tappshannock + N Bradley, New Ksn,. {
i,,sh Gordonsville, w Clopton A Mason. New y,
Lapgusy. Tennessee; Love, Richmond -" ~
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MOVEMENTS AT wAslnseIoN rok rnE ACQUISITION or


yny 1.-THE signs Of the times indicate yrea, and
Important events in embryo. last IN.
documents relating the spanish difficulty to the Uop,s
enaNe accompanied by aEing Tor ena,ged
!eaIs grievances The documents
with the committee foreign thai boJv
Ia the papers To Justify hasiy or any,lin,
IL tSoph 20, DC , aranged BY line
war message but opportunity offered unit, Ise.
% IA SPAN seemed to the sy acoui,on q,
SuUa oy pnchase or for Of
The recent movement Of M Singleton to call on m.
o and that OF Mr. Barksoae
ayns o, dollars to b: placed at the disposal OF the
nouSht TO be part OF plan another war
anu pace The Pre- dent in position for n.
@ m sh dictate With the $4,000 at hi. dis
posa and the already shire "a
events ,hnk the latter course would be pursued VI
lhs late period u presenting these resolution, bv
friends o. the President when the the eve
aau hurried with business, Is upon with
% 20 spring ntrap Of kind OF the session
inc course OF The House shows that
one on spanish matters exhibits decided -
Cuban anal II expected will b.
ae close OF tue session those be,
ring the will fail. " - " ''N''''"' uu'
me recent Russian treaty meets with favor here
ee or Tour deaths from cholera here II
Pote mat messenger in the
night. ~f>N 'O'1' we 'hfoush Tue
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L,IESl NEWS by fELGGnara
Reported for the Richmond Whir.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDIvc.

"As"'Ndros' July as.-The House. to-day, passed re-
solutions calling on the President for information in rea
ton TO the burning Of Sun Juan letter was read from
tue Secretary Of War; giving the particulars OF the Indian
missacre in Washington Territory. The Secretary calls
upon Congress for increase Of the military force
Dill to increase the pvates pay in the army to Sill per
month was passed. Fifyfour private bills were also
passed.
The Senate passed resolutions calling on the President
M information in relation to the burning of San Juan
Inc seuae then, by test of rs to a. took up the
HNet and harbor bill. Discussion was had upon it, but
no action.
hn0t'S are making to give the President the ten mil
'' doa's asked Tor him in his message for the pur-
chase Of Cuba.
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JOHN q. SsfAFER,
TAIL or AND UR1p
ENCu NcE DILL nI,... -.
EXCHANGE BUILDING

Ess s sss
s Whole GU, In favor Of Iioo
are 81 = De-, s
needed The .sp a.s:.s Gs,s5,,1. 70 u: medical
nav ..hsavn iseiI no'u' market and he as
lieu Of The poisonous is.uss:
t Ios 80 = ., ..hs rIA,o--r TA7:
~ Sor,e made by the above named celebrated ma.
AnT, from their extensive long etasshed
and American institute fI London
Prsmr ana I,,, M modern improvements the Metallic
ia % W. and which a,.er au
H. TAYLOR has sold these instruments in mi, e,,
:ersn.een year'o the entire '.aeOn Of hi, ,.
The public to observe ,h., III. . ~ ~.
urn n, e I Num-. d Clark. ' 'He "e OF The
eai.aI vons AccordeoH: and n F., s.e'
ha. 10 Srre, stock of new and NJ,
ma l ss d,n ~sehy rsseP! Of AZ
ms sas to schools and dealers. ''0'0n'
~ LYONS KArHAiRoN-rhs Kaiharon nso,f.Ij,. -,
o. Climate and old Preserving and Re,,or
the scalp from D,ndug and Impurities: viii cure he
r Curing and lns s sa and
Se SiPy aB5 d. ss e 9
o ne a's should Price
''' sod 3 81 Sa fsslss' P sysaysssIe
gio-2~ Isl Btoadssy.S.Y.
Lcne,. Sp Di.o-crci ScaaeTs.H srnI.Ts;,
ss'Sn.hnS They peculiar manner on The .y.,em in,
using them rritsby s e Ss a, to The mode q
~ the digestion circulation given
aaS s Iaa habit; being
Fer ,aieby PURCELL, LIDD 4 CO. Bvaeav
III IL. II. R.-soRoPULA-Ths pubiJc .ho,iI - -,
unless favorable changes the system are shown S
Each Of as az r. nas ss.y THEY
VT nc RsoyESP IT s9 Of ssotS
% ps.sns viii md 10 few day iha. the actually
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Taos. .. CLARKE. LAT. Of RieAnona.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

saoseGesr h.TnE paehs'si N. In the eoeu.
psneJoi Ihors isbvrt F-g pleased 10 receive or
ss, 'Ir nsss,. 10 ~, sndsr the o. r. FRANCE
W. Anouefs VIII meet bis conEd initial
Address Titos M" I, ~ ~ ,sesi'ea'
halt
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NEW YORK, July 25.-Four is firm. The low grades
nave advanced IS cts Southern has advanced IL cts
Baltimore brands ss,75ae,l2. The first new flour from
Petersburg sold for 1915. Wheat is rmer Corn has
advanced CITE, with large Sales Western ixed 74a7
cts. Stocks quiet-money, sterling, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-In the -four mari et nothing is
doing. Grain is unchanged
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TIE CHOLERA AT NIAGARA.

NEW foRK, July 2s.-The cholera at Niagara caus.
ing horrible mortality despatch from Buffalo SAYS that
the mortality at Niagara is unprecedented It was com.
hitting dreadful ravages The living have fed and LET,
the dead Unmarried
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED,

Steamship Roanoke, Skinner New York, mdse, and
Passengers.
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