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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08
THE NICARAGUA FILLIBUSTERING OP.
GRAFTON.

This project is very successfully progressing to
its ultimate completion ,-annexation as n slave
State to the Union. Walker has obtained tho en-
tire control of the army and the government and
seems with the aid of Mr.. Wheeler, who has left
off the hunt of Jane johnson and her children and
has recognized the new. government, he seems to
be managing affairs with airoitness. Tho Tribune
commenting on the state Of affairs says
We must admit that since the triumph the con-
queror has exhibited a great degree of political
Sagacity. The Presidency was in his grasp, but he
preierled that Don Patricip Rivas, a prominent
native Niceraguan, should lie put into that Office nj
least for tue present, BY this means Walker saved
The Government i-om that revolutionary and alien
air, which in his own hands it would have worn.
The Nicaraguans would certainly be very migrate
tul to refuse their allegiance to an Administrator
with one OF their own number at its head. Be-
sides, had he become President, foreign govern
would have been slow to form relations with the
new regime but there could be no reasons wbv
they should not recognize ltiyas, who has been i'm.
high Office before, and had borne a decent cbarac-
ter as the world goes. The shrowdness of this
plan is lnt,hcd by the result. The Minister Of the
United states has already exchanged congratu1a.
tons with the new chief magistrate, and the 9th.
es arc likely to follow. When the revolution is
thoroughly leGilimated by the recognition of sew
erai lowers, Walker will be ready to make himself
nomlnally dictator, as be already is in reality, ard
to carry his great project mother step towards its
consumation.
That project is briefly to fill the country with
Americans, to induce Slavery. and to procure the
annexation of Nicaragua to the North American
Union is n slave State, with a prospect ola similar
result for the adjoining countries. This is the
scheme, and it is being hurried toward its realiza-
ton with unexampled r%apidity. What do the
people Of the Free States think Of his ncg con.
spiracy 10 extend tho power of the oligarchy bv
which they have so long been ruled and used?
A CoLoRED LAwYER.-There is n la Notice" in
this paper in which S. b. Thompson gives notice
that he will practice law. Mr.. T.. is a man of col.
or, and was over thirty years in slavery. lie has
thus far provided for himself-frst by freeing him
self, then by earning his living and studying law.
Whatever his legal requirements may lie, his en-
entities BIN to great credit, .ig6atabalq
Scglpci.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08
KANSAS AFFAIRS.

Affairs in Kansas have a bloody look if we can
believe the Telcsraphic reports of the last few
days. The Ldr and Orler Pu5y is The nome AZ
snmei by the Atchison and Stringrcllow mobo.
Gratis. That is the fashion Of villains. Steal n
good name to cover doyilish deols. Aud especial.
y let the protentions Of the name be sounded long
and loud, when deeds mere de,ili,l than usual
are to be pcrretrated.
The reports are (by way Of st L)uis) HAT the
Free State men had assaulted a pro-slavery settler
lie had rcrulsed his assailants, killing one Of their
number, after which they ralliod-droye off n
number of pro-slavery settlers and burned their
houses. The families taking refuge in Missouri.
Some Of the Free State leaders were arrested b. u
Missourian who claimed to be sheriff 10y appoint.
ment Of the Mob Legislature. The Lawrence peo-
were sent to Missouri for all and multitudes Of
the Law and Order Missourians Gockcd in to sus-
tain the authority of the Legislature they had clcc.
ted and Governor Shannon telegraphed to the
President for authority to call out the L. S. Troops
of Fort Lcoyenworth to aid the militia which he
had previously ordered out. OF course the militia
will consist Of those very Miss2urians, who will
now II these reports DC true, proceed to consul.
mate their work Of c establishing slavery in Kan.
sas by the sword under the authority of the Federal
Government, directed by Franklin Pierce and his
deputy, Wilson Shannon of Ohio.
The Kansas Tribune has been suspended and
its editor terribly wounded in an ARRAY. An at
tempt was made to cut off his head bu: timely in.
reference prevented. These things look as though
civil war, the legitimate fruit Of Slavery had al
ready commenced.
a bill has been found against McCroa for muir
der in the first degree.
In Parksyille Mo-, great excitement has existed
in consequence Of the temporary presence Of Parks
who came back to settle up his affairs. The towns.
people seem to have been for him while the ruff
fans Of tho country resolved to cxpcll him again
at all hazards.
CONGRESS- met on Monday last. The Senate
was called toorder b. the president pro tenn, Jesse
Bright, the Indiana STAKEHOLDER.
Tho House, ON motion Of Mr.. Jones of Tennes-
see, proceeded to ballot for speaker. On the LIST
ballot, Richardson of Illinois, Democrat, had n
votes Henry NJ. Fuller Of Penn, II; Campbell
of Ohio, 50 Pennington Of n. Jersey, : ; Mar
shall Of kentucky, 80 Banks of Massachusetts,, 81.
Various others were voted for and much interest
was manifested. There was, however, no election,
liz being necessary to 4 choice.
Thomas Dillon, Editor of the Cluy Couafy
(htd.) Citizen, died a few days since. Mr.. Dillon
was a young Printer Of talent aud industry, for
merly connected with she Democrat Of this place.
PrRE SrIcEs-Johu Deming & Co., furnish their
with unadultcrated spices. They know
to be 50, as they prepare them themselves
They also furnish the best Of teas and other grocer
les. See their advertisement. Ladies can visit the
without being annoyed with the
nauseating fumes of burning tobacco, as No
smoking is allowed"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

Mrs. ApELlNE ]. SWIFT, Of Lorraine Co is now
Iecturing in the towns in ibis region, on the subject
Of Legot Oppression, andHs making special efforts
to obtain signatures to petitions toour Legislature,
f'r removing the legal disabilities Of women and
colored persons. We cordially commend her to
the hospitality and cooperation Of all the friends
of reform where she may go. She is an intelligent
earnest friend Of every good work.
Mrs. Swift will speak in the Friends Meeting
house at Fairmount, Stark Co on Sunday next,
aud at Marlboro on Tuesday evening.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

LEcTrEE--MRs. BRoWN Of Cleveland will lee
tn c in the Vail on Friday night. Subject
Woman and her Position. 4dmiiaacc Free.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-08

Thomas DILLoN, Editor of the C2gy Couaty
(brd,) Citizen, died a few days since. Mr.. Dillon
was a young Printer Of talent aud industry, for
merly connected with she Democrat Of this place.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
To all whom il may concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that where.
y as the Assessor and Collector nl llamnsiead
County, IN the state Of Arkansas did. AFTER due
noice IN accordance with Law. sell at the Court.
house door in the Town Of Washington. on The lsi
day Of November, A. d, 1859. the Northeast of
the NV and the w Of the NV OF See. I'd IN
Township TO ;, Of Range q ", containing l20
acres for the sum OF so S, due on said anIls df
the Taxes. ncaaliy anil eosls from the wear II Is
10 The year lsiaineasiye and the Undersigned he.
came the purchasers thereof, and obtained deed
therefor bearing dale the 9Th ai November. 1871.
And whereas the aid Assessor an Collector dul
also amer due uo,ice In accordance with hR. sell
al tue Courthouse door aionslid. on the n daY
Of November, 1851 the West hall of Ssc:inn d.
the ANi ol See :, and the st OF NEi Sc. n. alI
IN Township u ), al Range . West, containing ,
$50 acres more or les, aal DaN'l H. NnlfAus
became The purchaser thereof Tor the nm of ssI
cents, dac thereon lor 1axes penalty aad ro.ts.
fpfthe yean Isis % 1851 iHsIis lie iusIuins ireH
and commissions.
And also the West hall ofihe sEi and taa -
Of the SWl ol Sec. y. and the VI Of The MI.
en- the : Of the ANi Of s.. n all IN faNn.
,hip 10 ;, Of Range y west containing 2 % affss=
and the said nan'i I. Williams bsaana the puf.
chaser Thereof laf the sun ai 80 oGsl0l. l.eiae
the sinuuni OF Taxes paHa'if and asst. sIur lHrfez
fees ahd commissions - the sad nla'l T. Williams
having obtained leel, ihaftlaf iuam sail sHeuH
snd Collector each hearing date Tue ahih day of
November. A D. isi9. am which ,ail laal haz
teeni by deed conveyed 10 tho Undersigned lf
The sali Danl Z. Williams, an the lIih day ai
ociolvr ls5l
Now THEREFORE, aay aai all pais5a
sho can set ~ any fight 10 aid la,ais. = puf.
chased. or any part ihrfeai tt eonssgu=Htf sI ast
iHiafmatY, irfesmafiif. o. iIleaIiiy connected
with such sale. arc hoiHhy called ufaa 10 zlox
eanss al the hni term n the CITenIt Caafi ai
Henpstcad county lIn which county aid ianHs
arc slinaiel which may be hell In. and flf .a.l
county, on the 10th Monday aiieI The M M.4.
day n MaTsh, 4 D. lSEl, WY iaa ale - made
shpea nat be eoahmci pursuant to petition -
DC lied By rs IN saia Caufi Tor that puIsi,a
EZEKIEL kiNsW0RTnY.
u. II kiNsNokrHY.
o,fob0 i5ih. 1855 {. Gw.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
SOUTHERN STAGE LINE,
EF0m washington. Arfkfs,
90 shreveport. Ea.

HIHls line runs regularly ihrce imas wstk
L eaunestius a, Washington viii iaa Clark.
vile, frSas. aaI liliis Haek s.aGHz.
lfafr. Warrington 1aa,dag-, Thursdays aua
szilnlays al a'e.arss \ 81 and aIHsez ai
SHft,apofl laf#af d T. Il
TaIz hns ala coWrtiz viii lie Monroe and
N5irhet iaH al srn.HIl ziufa. aud Nlil lhe llns=
Ia Nafhal lcaanuH. liaaici#HUt i .sH and Aa-
oaelasi.es ifAas aHd lhH i.ne 10 A.eNaa.la' Ia
At sIufrpaH.
EHIr = eHHfFr#HHi $50 -s#sss# ..a= 3 .H=
J S. GIBSON,
Pr#FfdaE
Sia'fa,isa ilH lsa5 af-il
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
To all Whom II may Concern,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tbsiL ,iai
apply 10 The Circuit Court ol namn,frii
County, ATkansas a. term thereof 10 he hnilru
N The ioNu Of Wasiil g'ou on Dc Death Nlanls, /,
after The fourth Monday o. Mach. A h. ISit
tor ihc eouhunaiou Of the saie Of irl. for taxes.
made BY The Assessor nnd Co'ieeloruI ,ail C3un.
w pursuant q lawful nniise given. n1l II eon-
iofnhiy With The laws pi Arkausas. at the Court.
.olse daof Of sid county on tie ihIm day ui
November A. D. 1851 10 vii
ihe ~ 81 Sec. g1, 81 OF SIT. lhs "a of sW,
~ y. 'As s"i ul eNt ol sec, 20, and iir MI oi
~ Of See, 20; aud iha " q al NIl. tbe NJ. ai
MI ol Sec li, al in Tuwuflin lD $. Rance q,
. W as0 acres loT the sum ol sil0 90 ano nn laid
iands Tor The taxes penalty aal casis af thr yoal.
.si9 10 1871, inclusive. aHl obtained decd ih-fr.
iof iiem sail Asseisorau Collector, braunr date
10Th November 1852
=, Apd that shall also lpp'y % lhe .aij Coul a.
."e Aalne ume Dad place iuf confirmation OF title
70 certain lands, purchased by ne, of the Auditor
q the siair,oi Afkau5aa under ile then ryiftins
laws Of laid State, a. follow % vii
ne NWi OF SCI. -, 10 Township ls s. Rla-.
~ W. 100 acres, ioT The sum vi sll il. being ibe
au'oun' Of the pufchlac moacy inrluiur tst aHl
commissions lhe sWi OF See ,.in Township
~ ;, Range 2lW, 100 acus l5r ihc t.m oi sli Oi
including tees and commission, Az appears 'fnm
Auditors deeds bearing date ihc ,ih day Of Miy
1853. the SET Of See. 60. Town.lin1s s Kspee
y W, 100 acrcs, iof :he sum OF so %. iuelniiTs
ices and commissions o. appears irom Audiiofs
deed dated The 2lh Of juiy, 4. d. 1851.
NOW THEREFORE,. any ami an ne-o,.
VITO can set ~ any right 10 said lands 81 pu,.
chased or any part thcreol IN consequence Of sny
lnlornaliiy, iffesularty oF iilesaii.s clu.rrio.l
with such sales, are hereby called mon 10 show,
cause II any they can, at The fad term OF fa.l
Court, why aid sale should not hr confirmed ac.
eofiins 10 lass 10 suel ease provided.
D. II. klNSWORTllY
oaio6tr 10th, 1855. 4s-sW'
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
TrTss OEU ITO j.

TnE arm of BELLER & STUART, is this
i day dissolved hY mutual consent A. !
BlLlrR is fully authorized to close 1p the basi-
ness and as II + desruus thai itshould be done as
soon Us practicable ihasu indebted are lesneetlnl'
,1ent 4 7. BElLER
Il c, sruARL
Hais8 IA, lsaa.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
TIM n.
~ cu,nLes twAlS.

Time 10 me this truth has Taught,
rris a truth that worth reyoallngl
More aflead for wantui thought
Than from any wanl OF lecling.
II advice we wouid convey,
There's 4 tine we should convey it.
II we've but word 70 say,
There's time in which 70 say il.
on unknoamsly The tongue
Touches on a eold 50 aching,
That wotl or accent wfang
Pains the heafl alnott 10 breaking,
Many tear Of wounded pride.
Many a iallt Of human blindness.
HIS been smooihed OF turned aside,
BY quiet Voice OF kindness.
Many beautcons fosrf decays,
Though We tend 4 eef SO much.
ssmelhing secret IN Il pleys,
Which no human all eau touch.
So in many a lovely breast
Lies some cankef.sfiel concealed,
That Il touched is more oppressed,
Leit unto i,seli Is healed
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

N retiring from the busines, af BEtLrn 4 sfr-
4 Ant, leHdcf my tbauks lof the liberal share
of patronage bestowed upon the liruY aud fespetl-
mlly solri 4 continuance al the same let a. /,
Bsl.tfn. wha continues tue business nn his own
account r. G. STUART,
H'aainsian, Harrl IN. isdd. ll-lL
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
N0t Ice,

TNHE capHaarhip hfpIaluts existing BE-.
l iaaen staum b. MeeHLlasu and II. s.
n#nws. under tie sit'ra 81 NECuiash 3 BHRn
Va dissolved aHI The ssth of iHBc Hf mHiuaieuu-
saHi ~. !. BmWu having rHifisse.I lie entire
iaiufc#f ols =. NneH.a#h, aIlHs Authorized "a
sasiis MP tie business ul iHe hFm,
~. !. Bnva having connected H.msHIi n hu,|.
nzs. WIfh l.. s. Asahy anl f. ( Azabg. iha
lai iua=s will b. ranlurfai unler Sine Hama Bri
style nj ASlAY, BROWN IS c. # the old
rln'
Fsh1a Lig ls. 1851. 27-
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
'fri-vveckly line of Stages,
nc Il
#rT.3SHIyGTOY TO cL.4RKSTHLE.

H.lSHINGfON TO CLs4RESriLLE.
fINlIE iiae Of tH-waeklY siases between Wash.
L iusion. Aikausas, aud Cafkssille, icNss, is
nuN IN sucees, al operation, connecting regularly
at Washington with thp arrival api departure ui
the Eastern Slasr. TmNslerz will dud new and
comfortable Stages good teams. and careful aud
Accommodating iei,efsaH this faHie fafihmnsh.
sfB,-NaY passengers, m srHis per mile, Bag.
gasr at tie risk ol oWuef=l Office at the Wash.
inaion liolise. NM Moss, Proprietor
li'aa.ngfaa I'll. Nor. u. 1851 ll-ti.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
v. 3 H. EI. AIn.IYovlIN.

HAVING ERECTED afs, aal tanmai'ar'
! Siejsaul Wl1.lau.r. ni the upper .Hul-
ius ,Eaowu as n-N's ilnir.| nn liHly River
srs nrc.nasl 20 sTuE. FREIGHT inr chip.
mont. Oh 90 le inrssf 'Hi % iHr INTERIOR eud nIiI
L.ep constantly o1 bond ai tbe Wnro.houso, %
-0dcul ssnt'meHt l. Groceries. which ihry wiiI
.r'I l1w 'of cash
speria' aiIca'.1n uil also l, given 10 roasiga.
mcnls majr 90 Us, iaI aa.r.
Sfr.r e.. d 30. J.g. %, 1855. 2at
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
tNnre-EEnmscNoticc.

TNHE undersigned return their sincere thanks
! io the Planters aud Merchants in the ,uf.
rounding country tot tbeir literal Wam.Ilpase
patronage Tor several yean pss3 ihi Tor their in.
creased business stnce their F,rc.prooi Ware
House has bcon erected.
For convenience and 1aleS We have buili q
large shed under ihr hill bdarcui 10 the brick
house that up n,cr merchandise and cotton con-.
iug down ihe riicr eau lr pot under in raiuy and
bad weather.
No wmHhgc hil ever, nor will be- charged .al
goods landed ai our landing md stored with us.
One of ihe hTm having 600 iHicfrsi To- one ul tht
hfsi class Steamers lu our trade. b. enabled .qf
iIffrailHi 10 gel Oh cotton Nhon others may mol
De able 10 do 90
We invite merchants and planters, more cspe.
cia'lY those unacquainiod with our extensive im.
pIotcmru's convenience afi l8iefy. bei1fc max.
iHs permanent arrangements 20 cali and examins
tot themselves. j. HILL 4 co.
Cuuli,a, Ori. is, 1854. I2-lL
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
Nofice.

A IL Orders ior Groceries through the House
II oID & Y. BtorE of Washington. Arkansas
will be promptly executed By us,
A. 4 II. BLOCK.
q, Common aHi % CdHh Spfa.
Nav OaLrASs. Nov, lsi, 1854. Il-u
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
Not

uAVlNG purchased The interest el K. e, sfr.
ii tHE in toe lRl- Inn al Boiler Stuart in'
tend continuing the business on my own account
aud respectfully aalieii continuance Of the liber'
al patronage bestowed upon the hlm.
\. T BELLER.
Harad IN. lsd5.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
aVRY YIN q .

FINilE Undersigned respectfully if.'" 20 IIt .tr-
4 ,ieps as NlRlEIuR iu iae cli.faas oi
ll-mp,'oal, afi iie ai riH'Hs c1uuiie.. aHl iam
Do. experience De i"g.. roubIgul ai g.'ius 'o'ifc
.atsi,fiuH in those who mtf rrIHlIr HIs 'cnices
Tie wiIl ii rrqulrl, make rui uai aud correct
p'ait nl ,lfsSs. aal computations ol lHe areas of
ans iisrts liz charga. Wii, be- moderate
John q. GkATlOT.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
a. WHIT II,
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
VT.A'TU6iGIA IAlNl1l8 ,
CAMDEN ARKANSAS.

Ersrg daarlHfa NJ HafAa ltouror uVmoal u
gdroi aHd allHr ffJarH. u a'1stf .'Iy os
mfg satt tN. fHr7.G tg nfM
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
RAILROAD WAREHOUSE,
rANDEN lRkINNlN


fy1HE undersigned take tbis method o.. return
] ing ilrif siHsrw thanks 90 i4e giaftus o.
'ai, sHl the adjoining taualcH lol ih" Literal
patronage heretofore lowed 900 Them, aHl hope
hg strict a0l psr0all attention 10 business, To
merit continuation ul 'IYr .amt.
Ticv afc nuw having erected iaIcc additional
Shells iu their Cotton i1b. WhIlA will enable
Hsm io .lnrc, aHl ufu'cri liun ihc weather. anf
lmriily ol cotton ilai 'l7y may be- iayUIr. with,
ahIsh vii B',p Clsh.p ilrn 20 store every Iri ai
ea.iau criiru.y 60 ii,e.I, tn ilai WHOM p.lu'rts
NI,h "a ship te HaIe. iaey raH It a, iiiHg. get
i6iL Affection s'Hurl hF iHtu lylI. Hr A,Ii .uH-
pet 30 Gle uidrf 90 l.r ofUHl lHl 50 Hrir u1 ai-
sal5l ACE made ol 10, Wll. be- shipped 90 auy
hrY,f iIry Claaar.
They Hatcanursu policy uliwauGcc ly whlrh
OH cotton con De- COVERED b i,,irei hul ~ ii-
Ufaa0 wall Uc effected unless We ar fTfria..F
instructed except uu Hl.A cotton Hs ir HBra abe
vaHe.i oH. tis Wu sd. do ,1. ..l TuiUoilal 0i
fls rlUIHfsrl au.rIsrs
they Wil have '.e.r WiIe.h.Ua agl WHaH
I1 .Ir.t r.s ou.sf 'ai ibe Tossp'uuo. 49, iwI-ui
aHi shipment, ni s.taB.
IHs} Wnua inform i.air iliruls turi i.ry alr
uaw opening Iafsa H1.apI
FaII and Plantation Goods;
Slrh ar kcreyr, rurrIs. l.1sa,f Jeans, B.iu.
ke,s lauDc.s Domestic, Nesm
fu,His, g.. &c.
They have si,1 100 'aTl
q largo nl1'F ui Bg..ue
Es,s lp8 THINE. Suslr Molaorr
salt Coffee. hl-lu Pork. MhrtrF I4m
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
JewclFy and 5ilvtr-gare tot sale.
ifuHHrH iUh. 1853. 4HiL.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
nrfcr
Cabinct MANDATORY.

UUtEENN W TEHFENfWNtVTN W
T'liE Undersigned would respectfully inform
il the cii.xru, ui Washington aud IFS ,icnr,
that he aiil cou'inues 10 Manufacture and repair
pE-W WJnG ca u "a q HE R=
u his manufacturing r1om opposite the Count.
House. where be wi.l at a'l times he prepared 10
hl any onlert IN his line OF business
He would nll, announce 10 The public that be-
bas HEARsE always ia readiness, ani will
give prompt attention 70 funrals-enffing
male TO order. D. II. HAWKS.
lIaiugi1n Nay 90. 1865 2j-iL
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
A GARD.

nR PURDOM iondcrs his prolcsioualscryiccs
~ 10 tho citizens of Washington and he vicinity
In the various branches ol his profession. lie
may be- found ai 40 times except when proicf-
stoualy y abscnt.a llis residence near Mainstrcet
January "a. 1859
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
Sale of Sec. 10. n. n, $. II. ga west.

Tn COMPLIANCE with petitions presented TO
me by majority Of the house.holdcrs IN said
Township, ia accordance with law, | will offer
for Sale 10 the highest bidder, at the Court. honsc
door, 10 the Town Of Washington. Hampstead eo.
Ark, on TiufIiuy me- l0h dog of January, 1900.
In lots, or tracts Of Forty sefrs each. the whole
o. soiion TO- in T5rn,Aip u s5sf.. ia Raugs g7
IYeR
SAID Lands will moi bs ioli or les'prieo than
Iomi-The land will be sold on credit Of five
years with sightr rer cent interest, payable semi.
snnually IN adyance-bonds with approved fecu.
Tiiy will he required Of The pureha'en.
DANL Z. WILLIAMS. Comm.
School Commissioner.
oeioJer i0h 1855, Il-tdS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
- :. L. - - f,Inrrrirs..

slch a. Collie. Sugar, llalss.e. chea.f CIaft.
af#. Czalla#. Tla Spice. imnIE. NHHkfNs
Winrs soda. sa'ffai#s. C#PrHa, NadIea IH.ll.
ga= Ae.= a.. to#ai4ef Wiia rEtH article usHa'.y
iaaHI IN Siafs sa.iea io ihe want af lheenuuify.
which ar aIlrfz 10 tho rlhIIs DE- iaW as can Ne
rafsla#el n ans ryzaiat ilonzs aad he Haps hy
attention ami puufila'i'J in lUsIH,#. 10 mcui aud
receive lbafal slair oi patronage.
tlil4gfa, hag O.. 1855. ls-it
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
TO Bank Debtors.

FTNHE undersigned nave on hand some State
Il Bonds. for salc lor cash OF 90 credit. on
terms aHd in amounts 10 sml pnrchagcn having
fractional sums 10 pos either oi the Banks ui this
State. WATKINS X GALLAGHER.
Lialc Ha.t. An.. s, 1855. g2-Gm
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
1QEGrIsfsSE

y, BONNNE, Dental surgcOn,
HAVING Prominently located IN Camden lof
Ii The practice OF DDtisuY, wiIltpeud part
Of ms slime IN Washington iof ihc same purpose
lie haiieu himeil that ho can cau,iure tho.e
that Hfe in need OF dental operation, that he BE-
capable and gua lNei in serve them faithfully and
10 their sniislioIiun, lie rar Boz consulted AZ al
hours, except whey professionally engaged, By
calling ai Highs Hotel.
Aug. ]. lsi1-1O.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
R. u. walker.

COMMISSION d. ron H'ARDLl
luZ 70 +. re G "a "A Va "a '1''
FULTON, ARR {
HAVING purchased ilo Wiw.hour ald =
IL Ion sheds at the lower landinr IS pmll
90 receive Cotton tor Shipment tu Nes, ufa
and also 10 receive and forward Goods inf Do.
iau"r and upiho river, ou accommodating rifil
Special attention given 10 the talts OF bioca
&c. 900 consignment
Agprmbcr ljih, 1854. 4G-tL
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
GentIemen's Furnishing Coods.
II. DUGGER,

MOULD respectfully inform DO iicnss an 1
w customer, and the pubiic generally that hc
has Hisi received from the East a beautiful assofi.
ment Of
Biack, Bine, anil Fancy Coi0,eA FgeH,A
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
"a 4aD.uTMurG, "a
~ "'I7''I8NT'I 'HT FHTTI08 VTU0T TlTTY
sestings of Differcn; Styles.

GOODS SUITABLE f1s CLOARS
snd foil assortment Of all Kind, Of trimming ior
making up CLOTHING in the ncaic,i and most
fashionable styles.
Gentlemen dcsirous Of feplcnishing their ward.
robes are invited 10 call nnd examine bic stock
Warrington, SspL igA, 1855. 5s-uL
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
The aeu steamer
FANNY FERN !"
CH1S. n BOH-B. Mast,y

. ss1-l WILL commence Lrf reg.
A>-s- lhnl =. uIaf I. o. Boz Hpgsi Rel River
s.,F.r - .srI - ss ~ o., navigation OJts.
lliH lasf has made aiisuE,mtufs with Nr,.r
= s. Howell & CO. iof Che storing OF Cpiiauin
llr'f Ware. bone. Situated lilrril, Ton ile tank
ui Red mtrfu Shfc,'prr, s0 that boz care ihc
FANNY FERN uu beg suitai Of tlsi r.sUr.
does NOT meet with euod boat with which %
rKtharso iTrIeIisY shc Wil' drpft l,r Cotton Il
ide NaF.hurr TO le i'siipred wili,h 5ray
ou OBJ, hn' s1ut hos'.-ileicty irwue 'lc ,'.
ton io lr lrW lfsc tum c,rosme Go uul snl
UiH The Fanny Fem wiil I.Y ilr tipfs,r "a.
IeHsfs
Slippru aHl T7rrHlcr Way rB HI'H haiag
ilsifiu'ric.is promptly attended 20. OFF,. i'rIu''.
ior a0i u'arr iJg.-hi- amply protected ips d.H.
ore.
For ifr's'f or pasfa-t arf'y oH lrafd. 0r'o.
WHEAT a kLANf>
NIaA gvi, 1855. is-I Elu
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
Medical Card.

nR T. j. BOOKER offers bis professional
II services 10 'hc citizens ol Columbus aud It's
vicinity. iu all the yafiaus branches of bis pf1'es-
sion In lll difficult cases, The gratulous consul.
tation OF Dr. J.. Il. Booker eau be had
Ciumjtg. Jnnc. 90. 1854 25-tG