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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

4 "Gooa Egg. Mrs. Hite, rcsid-
ing near town, sentus the other day, an
egg, said to be laid by On ordinary hen,
which (ogg) measures inches long,
2 inches in diameter, and Z inches in
circumference. Our 'imp, (tho rascal!)
q says that egg may have come of an or
binary hen, but not Of an ordinary
effort! We are just about setting a
Shanghai, or we would have hit him
with the aforesaid egg! lr
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

pGa- LADIES, have you called in
at the Fancy Shoe Emporium of Mr..
VIM. Samsel, opposite Carr s. Han
ways Big Window Samscl has a
beautiful assortment Of CATERS, boots,
shoes, slippers, &C., which he is selling
at very low rates; and should you not
be suited in the stock on hand, Mr.. S..
can make you pair just as nice and
durable as any to be found in market.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
Rssy~ Hozzowau's Ointment a. PIN

RS5rs Holloway's Ointment 4. Pills
Sore Arms---Samuel Wentworth, Of Norway,
Maine, was Tor five years afflicted with sore arms
there were four different ulcers on them, and
the trying nature OF his business "a bootmakcr)
mado him so much worse, that despite OF his
wishes, lie was compelled to rclinquish il he
tried various remedies and they failed to bene :
fit him, however about thirteen weeks ago, at
the tocompe ndation offficnds, he hud rocoofse
TO Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which yery
soon made him better, and he called ON Profess
sor Holloway, four weeks since, TO show him
his arms, which were quite we'll, and the scars
were scarcely perceptble.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
BLACKSMITHING

u THE subscriber has commenced he abo, G
business at Mr.. Jsshn Sinclair's Smithshop,
on Vests Run, Monongalia county, where
he will attend promptly 10 all orders in his
line Of business. j.. ...
SHOEING neatly done at 90 cents round,
and other work in proportion, he Is well
supplied with Oiiphaui's hes, Nail and other
Iron. BENZ, f.. WATSON.
April 10, 1856. " 423t ...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
REAR. EeEAD.! psEAD!!!

MoRGANTowN, VA, Sept. II, 1850
THIS as 10 CERTIFY: That / have examined the
Recipe for preparing McLane's Improved Nor-
miingc and Liver Pills by DR.. /. Scott, who has
bcen IN THE HABIT OF PREPARING AND USING Wy
ORIGINAL MrOtcIHEs iN NY urrtCE during the last
TlHHTEEN YEhns, and that believe he has M
PROVED THEM. | tnako the above statement
the more willingly as fhaUe no interest in them
whdfeper. would further state that lave fire.
qucntIy u&cdlis CELEBRATED Wmre CIRCA~tAN
LINrdENr in my practice, with the happiost eC-
fleets, and thatl can cOnsciontiously roc nm end
1t. c. McLANE, Nj D.
All the above Medicines prepared solely un-
der the supervision OF DR.. /. Scott. Sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere
Tile genuine DR.. c. McLancs IMPRovED Liver
Pills and lMPRo WE'D Yermitugc are signed DR.. |.
scott Co., accompanied by certificate OF c.
McLanc. The genuine Celebrated White Cir
caSslan Liniment signed DR.. !. Scott & Co., ac-
comPanieu With signature off. Scott, NJ. d.
s. DR.. !. SCOTT & CO,
..... ..... Sole Propretors,
January +, 1886.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
The whole world Conquered
Dr.. 4. Scott's Celebrated whit
... CipcaSSian gin.i,ness

The universal relief afforded by applications
OF this Celebrated King OF Pain Killers in ca
sesoi Rhoumntism, Gout, Lumbago Sore Throat
DrhisesJ Spra!E5, Swei.ings, Stiffness Of the
JOINTS, Sciataca, Pains, Scaids, Burus, Aches
or any othor disease for which Pain Killer or
Linimcnt is used, enables US to assert positive
~ that DR.. /. SCOTS Celebrated VI hite Cir
cassiah Liiiimcnt is the most reliable, safe aud
peasant remedy yet discovered, possessing as
tohishmg properties FOR HEALING DISEASE AND
TIE PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAfT. Ihe many
attesiations TO lis virtues, given by persons Of
enlightened Judgment and strict integrity, should
induce All To adoptit as a stahdutd faihily RIM
cay. The most incToduous will rcqdre nothing
more THAN tho following testimony Of u. c.
Nc Lane, distinguished us a great discoycrer Of
mrIi
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

ptzA. Rev. NJ. Titchncll will deliver
Lecture on Geology at the Methodist
e. Church in this place on Monday
evening next. -s.1
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

gSSa. Circuit Court has been in ses-
sion here since Tuesday; but we have
norcport Of proceedings. His honor,
Judge Thompson, in his charge to the
Grand Jury, talked hard sense when
he said that "nobody but a coward
would carry concealed Weapons about
his person" Tho practice of carry
ing pistols, knives, Sc, is reprehensi-
bic in any one, and entities the coward
thus offending to the contompt of all
men possessing even the ordinary al
lowance of moral courage.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
sc,y- A meeting Of the Americans of

aay- A meeting Of the Americans of
Monongalia will beheldin Morgantown
on Monday, the 28th inst. Court day.)
The election Of q Delegate to the State
Convention at Staunton, will be among
the important items of business pre-
sented for action. Let there be full
attendance. '"''" ~ ~ i.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
,POSTPOkEMENT.
80 'Tss USE SALE # r
OF Valuable land in Preston County.
IN pRESTON COUN1

DURSuANT TO the provisions bf deed of
a trust executed by David Watson, iuhis hio
time, 10 the subscriber rs Trustee, Tor tie use
OF Samuel Beall, dated the 9th day Of NOV M
Der, 1910, and now of record in the County
Court Of Preston, will sell at public auction e.,
tor thshj boiote the courthouse ip Kmgwood,
O" Nio@aay tie 1sth day Of 7May nert,
bHing 4 Court day,--Two Tracts OF Iand in
salI count, on the waters OF Decker's Creek
The first tract is known as Watson's home farm.
on which hethon lived, containing, ninety -thre Q
acres, more or less. The other Tract adjoins
the trst-named tract, and is known as the state
Land, containing about sNty-six acres of Land
BY reference 10 said deed, q more full doscrip-
ton of said two tracts Of Land car tie obtained
The title is believed 10 hc good, but will con-
vcy such title as is vested in me, tins 22d day OF
February, 1856. JOHN p. BYRNE
Feb. %, 1896. .E..... ....t Trustee
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
81 car u.s. Price. We have con-

st. Clair rs. Price. we have con
cluded that the controversy between
these gentlemen had better be closed.
We would not do injustice to either,
nor have we eyinced any such disposi-
ton. Mr.. St. Clair said last week that
until Mr.. Price denied the charges he
had made, nothing further was neces-
sary; and so we think. Mr.. Price
has made no denial rs yet, and VIC de-
cline to publish any communication in
regard to this controversy unless it bcto
vindicato the accused by disproving the
charges, or on the other hand toegub-
stantiate them after denial has been
made. Irrelevant quibbling is out Of
order at this late period in the contro-
versy. aseH
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
b IR U.SIEE'S .SALE, .
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY Virtue oC Deed Of Trust executed to me
I'D as Trustee by FL las Stlwcl and wife which
trust deed is duly recorded in the Clerks Office
OF the County Court Of MnnoHgalja county, to
which trust deed reference is givcn, to secure
certain debts therein named To William Lagicr,
Gen. D. Evans and +. p. Fitch due from the sae
Elias SHliwcll, will, on the
.F0~rM Mon4ay in AprH ncrf,
Chat being the first day Of tho April term Of
the County COnrt of Monongaia county, sell for
cash To tho highest bidder, certain lois or tracts
OF Land, lying on tho Beverly aud PENNSYLVANIA
Turnpike Road, about three i6urths Of q mile
NORM oil Morgnn,u"ny containing 81 acrcs and
10 poles also slall piece of Land enclosed
with The same. conveyed tY Ldrkin II Dorsey
and wife 10 said Still~cll, containing about q Of
an acre and 10 poles; also So acres Of Land ad-
joining the same, conveyed by Geo. NJ. RCny and
wilo to said Stllwcll also GI@ acres Of Laud
conveyed To said StIllwe!l by Geo. d. Eyansi at
iorncy IN fact for Francis BiIIingbIy.
On said mentioned tracts OF Land there IS :
comfortable
Dwelling iI0hse g. fine Y0Nng Orchard
Of choice Fruit. Selling MS Trustee will only
convey such title as is vested in me by gaid trust
deed. Tho title is thought to he good beyond
doubt. WA n EVANS
NI"Fch -, loDV. Trustee,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

These famous Tiiis arc cyEIce,ly c.mLinct
to operate on the stomach, tho t.yrs ~ iiir.ys3
the lungs, The skin and the bowels .oprrecIiur
any dGranEcmcn; in their lpnvl.pu.. puluf 81,
Che blood, tie veFv fountain OIL If, - So,
CmrmG hiacnso IN nLl La M.tla-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

GGa, Benz. L. Watson has opened a
Smithshop on the farm of John Sinclair
and will attend promptly to business,
soliciting share Of the public patron
age. He is good workman and Of
fers to work cheap. Sec advertiscm't t..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
Ringwood, Feb. %. 1856.

On. I. Scorr & Co.,
Gents, The accompanying certificate is
from one OF the Judges OF our County Court
The Chronic case, mentioned in my last is still
under treatment wththe White Circassian Lin
iment, with favorable prospects. atg
Very respectfully, j. G. McGREW,
DR.. M'Lancs Improved Liver Pills and Impro.
we'd Yermiiuge, also DR.. /. Scotps Celebrated
White Crcassian Eminent, prepared solely un.
der the supervision of DR.. /. Scott, Regular
Medical Graduate and Physician Of extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared by Or. I. Scott
Co., sole Proprictors, Bank Place, Morgan
town, Va. DR.. M'Lnne's Improved Liver Pills
and Improved Vermiiuge, accompanied by GER
tifcate of G, McLane.
II All the above Medicines arc for sale by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere. 80.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

COMMOSWEALTH'S ATTORNEY. D
ME- are authorized to announce RALPH L.
w Observation-Disclosures las candidate for Com
monwealth's Attorney, at the coming election.
April 5, 1885, 3--.s- .- ~-r--.. -a.>.-r-.sa.--
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

The Dubuque, iowa, Tribune says
that 500 Mechanics will boawantcd in
that city the coming season. 90 ~ :,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
CONSTABLE.

CONSTABLE. -.
NTE are authorized to announce Mr. ]. w.
w SAEle as a candidate for Constable, in
District No. Q, at the election in May next
March 30, 1856. b.. r
ME arc authorized to ANNOUNCED EDWIN
w CLEAR as candidate for Constable, in
District No. 2, at the coming election.
April 8, 1856. .
ME- are authorized TO announce ELIAS
W. STlLLWELL candidate for Consta-
Bile, in District No. 2, at the coming election
April 8, 1856. ,.. ......
M + are authorized TO announce JACOB Muse
w as a. candidate, for Constable in the ID
District, at the ensuing election. Ap. 10.
Mr.. Editor,--Please announce WILLIAM WIZ
SON asa candidate for Constable in Dist No. l.
April ~, 1886.
We are authorized to announce NEWTON Hol-
LAID as candidate for Constable in Dist No. 1.
April 10, 1856. 'a .s a .n tFlsg
OVERSEER OF THE POOR. Jog
Mr.. Eaitor Please announce that LARktN
H. DORSEY will BIO supported, at the next cleo
ton, for Oyerseor of the Poor, by n
April o, 1885,. ..a M1NY TOTERs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
na MORE TESTIMONY. -aa

y ------ - KINcwooD, Feb. 10, 1886.
Din. ]. ScorT s. Co.,--Gents,. 81.
~ While attending the February term of the
Court at this place, during the present very in
clement weather, i was violently attacked with
Sore Throat, attended with severe cough which
rendered me almost unable TO attend to my duties
! procured from Jas. G. McGrew, a bottle of
your ''PhHe Circassian Linimcnt,' . which an
piled according to the directions, on Monday a.
bout 10 o'clock, and in one hour after tho first
application began to feel relieved, and now, at
] O'Clock, Tuesday, after three four applica-
tons, am entirely relieved from every symptom.
take pleasure in rendering this testimonial oil
Medicine which regard ais highly valuable to the
afflicted. --- JOHN j. HAMILTON.
P.S. Heretofore have not been able to obtain
relief from similar attacks under soYcn or eight
days s2a.'' s7H JJ.H.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

They are proposing wire suspen.
sion bridge at ST. Louis at tina cost of a
million OF dollars. The length from
Bloody Island TO the foot of Vine street
is 1900 feet and it is proposed that the
loves, point Of depression shall be 100
feet. -ia-t -- Sc sFafs sfE ci- ssl &.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
mei DIR. c. McLANE'S . a.
Liver Pills g. Vermifuge
s-t Tgg IMPROVED, aa.Gr>

DIR. ]. SCOTT, regular graduate and phys-
clan of extensive practice and experience, In
duccd bya commendablc desire to alleviate hu-
man suffering, as well as TO excel has effected
an IMPROVEMENT on the original liver
Pill ana NEkAIruGE Of DR.C. McLKNE, having
prepared these remedies as the medical partner
of Dr.C Mc,ahe, for many years. .''.'"
Our Improved Liver Pills and Tcrmirugo pos
sess greater efficacy and are more mild in their
operation Than the Liver fhland Vermingc pre-
pared according to the original recipe OF DR.. C..
Mclane. We make this declaration undcrstan.
dinghy, and recommend them to Tie afflicted MS
beng both pleasant and curative. and believe
them suPcriorto any other Liver Pin or Vermi-
ugc ever prepared. 81. ." ...
Read CertiiicateOl DR., G. MCLane, below,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
MARKET REPORTS.
Mono ANro wN, Anil 12. 1856


Flour ,-sells at 81. 00a7 so per barrel. g,ssle
Wheat, 60 $500, per bushei.f
Corn, 1'Hh" 30 "yFgE.st H'f A.. stH.
Oats, t.sEtESfE0 25 7aTu ".s#1tr%e grs. Ft
Potatoes, ias 62 seat" sea efa.att4 h
Tarnips. 90 cts per bushel. ,ragt7aEtts st.
Butler, '' i cts. per pound. 'Esl.
Eggs, " S." per dozen.
Corn-meal," 40 q" per busheI. g
Bacon, ~" lOal2 {" per pound. .I.
1dHoW, si:" 81 rl214 :" '''}ias5,.is n
Applcs, 37I<a5o cts. per bushel, .Estagi ,ssf9,
Beef, tot cts. per pound, f-r eau
Peal, 4to O. "7aEEt ,ssqE 1882 .a - .agl.
Pork, slaughtered, OF. et. .5tfgasf o E
Dasr The following are the prices Of
Flour and Grain at Craig'sp ssMorgan-
town Mills -
Family Flour, per barrel, SO 90
Superfne, 60" e 20 90 i
Fine, per cwt. z 90
Wheat, per bushel, l 90
Corn, " " .s 81
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAIN

Nearly half the human rrrc h0y, .'.k,s.}
Pills. 1t Las been pioIGd III az pults 10, ..
world, that nothing US been :, .- ,'.rnI T. r' .r
in cases of disorder Of Tho j.vr.r q yrIrcI-.. 49,
stomach complaints ccnurally. .I.ey s,..r..
healthy tone 10 these organs, hoNr . irtt
dcronscd, and when all other means T. ..a r,''~o
GENERAL DEBILITY III ~. tn
Many Of tic most dcspoD Gr.,.aa a..'
opened thor CGs;om Houses to tie lrtru.I.... f.
OF these Pills, ihot hey NAY 1-.,.,... 49,. w.. .
cincs ~. tho masses. Learned r.',e,.
that I'.S medicine is the b,Sa rem. "y. o.;
orrefsons Of delicate hodrr.,. .a..,.a ..
ca' has been Impaired, as Ji> l....y....
CiMts mover inn u n,-.rn r.L-- i
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
.THBCAMP AIGN UNION.

Es5yfs OUR AGENTS arc authoriz-
ed and requested to procure and for
ward subscribers to the Union forlthc
campaign at tho low price Of soveny.
fee cents invariably in advance.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
county vigilance Cc1nmittees.

County Vigilance Ocmmattces.
Dist. No. T--Emrod Tennent,
{" !" 6---Wm. Price, Esq.
F." /" 5-Stephcn G. Snidor,
(" g 4-Thomas Lazell, sen.
e." !" 3--Charlcs Burgess, ,s
&C 2--lIee Roy Kramer, Esq.
I" 1-Benjamin Griffith. al
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
Family Flour, per barrel, $8 90
BALTIMORE PRICES, D.
For the week ending March 29, 1856.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER ny
RANDOLPH Sc BATIMER, b
GO South street, BowIy's Wharf, Baltimore.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12

Romanists boast of thirty-one Col
lcgcs, thirty Seven Scminarics, and one
hundred and seventeen Female Acad-
emies in the United States; all found.
ed and controlled by Jesuits. SIS. it
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
Extensiyc DENOMINATIONS are making

Extensive preparations are making
on the Continent Of Earopo forgetting
up pilgrimagcs to Jerusalem Accord
ing TO Galignani,, q fresh, departure, of
pilgrims for Jerusalem and the Holy
Land was to take place at Marseillos
toward the end of February. About
tho same period another caravan, form
cd in Germany, was to sailtfrom Tri-
este for the same destination. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29
ADVENVlSlNG INDEN.
READ THIS COLUMN

Merchants Of NafslaH C G Gtrrp h Co In The
large brick building. w'st side public square
c. The'iord, south aide public SQUARE Dry goods
aud groceries
merry occupied by Hudson a Hamlet Dty good.
and groceries
King Ihrlfa-d near south east corner of public
sqnafc pry goods aud sroc.res. also keeps lutp,
William co,. N the large building on tho east side
II pubic square
,,,on 4 smith IN the hti,k huildius on rl,e north
side Of public square formerly occupied 10y " Il u
Ward Co
RI Hydr west side public square.
DR. BetJ Yong brit. building south side public
square
osoccrs Mrehanr W Hyn.on Go nonh
sid .iohc ~juatr lia,r hats. boots .-. na,ls rtc
NJ nopI-lmayrrh Bro, uufti, side Of public square
Have Rroc.firs and provisions
liamleit a Perry, north sii, public square. Have
iron nail eit
Drar Stores Mcdonald sauisrs. a. large frame
building Ar-i -iir ct puhic 81, '..ra
\ johnson Co Drug aud Rooks west side Of
public square, .irn Of Tie golden mortar
Hof,fs - MARSHALL Hotel south side Of public SQUARE
james Ire and William Russell ptuprirtors
Planter Hotel north rast oofncf Of public square
William Badfeid proprietor
NielH Sap and Gnd MN - bprfes.'. Mnls three.
quarters II = ue unrti cnsl If odd stand
In"lfs hiN uirr miles .uuth ol Marshall
L'rerV Nia'af 'Iffiae' RyoIfary Ndiiisrg etc
{. l. llsuson uufia ol luhllc square
Tn opd Nh'f iroa hp, factory } II Van Hook
pry brown 3 Co.. south wss, corner of Public
SQUARE
Boat aud >ho, Shop Charlie. n-rhrn. sou,h.We,t
coIn"r pup.lc 'guaf" Doe excellent Wott
Tom Ngds Isvuftff -atmnri- luduph. east oi
peckeu'- sglenl.i workman.
Nat hmaksrs r,a Jfu,'iefs pasil MrFhail. north
side publia square Jo''bsou un tiir same sie of
the sqpar- Thee r-iab-lua 10. deserve tie sualou
oi ort county WHY o. abroad. wheu you IAN get
Work 80 fONr "a 0 home
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

Mayor Neiehhors is reported to nave
made q treaty with the last ol the disai>
iected tomSnche tribes, and that they have
'ereed TO live upon the reservation. " h'le
The policy IL humane one OF establishing
'hs reservation. il is worth thousand
tn'tsd States. soldiers. fof the safety OF the
whites
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

DETROIT, NOV iJ.-Oh tae xOth ult,
he steamer Lake superior, on the lake Of
h,, name, struck n rock and went to pieces
thirty five lives were lost and sixteen
.syeJ
The betting on Kentucky has been very
l..vy. We know OF macy instances OF
ha,. OF extraordinary magnitude having
b.,o made on the result OF the late ,lec.
nan Lands, negroes. cash -every thing
b,t "a property III Kentucky has been
.,,.,d IN that State. Hundreds OF men
re doubtless entirely ruined. and thousand.
are .olei, Impoverished Cincinnati Com
Washington correspondent OF the
New York Herald, referring to the expect.
a sul,al OF senator Douglas IL Ws,hng>
,,ptua iew days, says. shortly after his
.r.a,--i believe the da, is net yet fixed
.s 10 be united to the very emhodl
menl Of youth, beauty and accomplish
o,,nl. indeed, che has been considered
tho belle OF the city Tor some time Miss
Eautts, Tor that is Der name. h from one
d, the oldest families IN Virginia The
,aet is to be tied IN this city IN the hol,
catholic church--ior she is catholic
,aa the highest dignitaries Of the land will
..,,t at the gala.
\ gentleman from Tesae, inform. the
Mobile lIhnh' that on The election day at
SAN Autonln. SIX hotse- and two cHmpls
were stolen irom Capt Wayne, oi the ;
amy, hN the i"d'a"-' inisolt Was instant
F, mad" after Tue oh'e''s' pnt WIN what
result was not hhoNh "heh ihe INFORMANT
'et 49,, "a
i'"' '''''
"'.' W." - Wt.e ="
-, ico md 1,ll,,g m. v,,tbe, var,
cold.
81 LOWS, Nov. 10 We aave dates
'am Lawrence to the 9Th. ] Ilteeh state
.r.souers who had been acquitted oil the
.6stee OF murder, had been r""fies,ed on
.ctAtge ct fnhbiea the post Office.
tHtc,So, Nov IL Oar STATE legisla,
.ufe stands as follows. IL democrats aud
y rrp' b"c"ps' h.s''es 'he speaker hen'
.euan' governor wood wa" l. 'ePnu'e"n'
House 81 ue"'"'' ~ AZ" % teluo"e""s
'uCtsI'' N"V' l''h- !" ~ eoui'''s
1901 Two counties to hear IRON will
eyy Idlmute 700 uAtnitV
The %ntehe1 Courier OF .be 9TH inst
earns ths, Mn- sullivan. quite an aged
a., residing At the \atchez landing, WAS
burnt to deslh on Tuesday She Was set
tng up b, bet iifeside whoH her weailug
,ppsrrl took fire. bufmug her per.un SO
.r'errlN that ue"th "heutu III snort HU'"
ILLINOIS, aud Iowa have both gone Tor
R8chsnsn b, handsome inalotites he
toaetr..ionaI Delegation "a lIuuos saud-
fLoRlpA Huehnnahs may iuoo
ffRr.. ! he Cottage rto,e Seminary.
,'aatrd IA the paii.l OF Booster. vac de-
waved h, hte ou the evening" OF the 10 Ia
Il be light made b, the ia uing ttuild-
ss-Nss ,i-,hle At the place. We amber,
land that the a.nlir~t, uiIl be iebu,h ,u
The COTTON c,op oi our !aYef conutie.
Nl average u'iI . crop. /" " "''' 40" tih
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29
AlarsNNAl Motel,
NEW GOODS.

'IliE undersigned has just received aua
/ opened on 10. south Sld~ OF the Publie
Nguare, a large assortment OF Fall ana Winter
Dry Goods. composing all the latest and mos,
fashionable styles tli. .,oea consisting in
part of French and English msnno~., all wool
dsigiue.. plain, printed, figured dcane>, lacko'
net. aad swiss muslin, new style fancy prints
superiias 'rl,h linens Scoich..aId llfdeye d'a-
per, TURKEY sed prints, chimes-,t.., under
sleeves. collars, ladies' fine handkerchief, black
,k ctatats, Italian efa7 ,ts, napoleon ties black
satin stocks ladies' sin glove. cashmere gloves,
rauuil.ts: black and colorcd hid gloves gents
cashmere gloves; heavy buck gloves gaunllets
black ND gloves ladies cashmere hose, ladies'
white black aud eolored cotton hose, g.nts
half host, fancy, colored hail hose, tea,,
sooi socks. naun,l-, WHIT. red ana yellow
assorted canton ilnnel-, b.cached and brown,
dome,tlc~ assorted -heetius, ,hlttng and heavy
1 towels, ca-~llutTe, -.lnets, tNr"d>. krniu'kN
iean~ bleached and brown d1ibng bed tick
inrs; stripes plaid lir-cy- kentucsy hn-eNs
and Jeans. h.aet s,rsey-; Georgia plane, white,
red blue aud grey blankets
Together with the latest STYLES ct clothing
cou-i-tin. in part Of fine cloth coats h,s'l
oyprcuats. hiu. blanket COATS bla's, pias and
fancy oa,-lmerc pants, t.e-d' pants, -s'ius'
aud Jean. plu,s. black .alin vests, superior
article. black six vests. fancy six vests plsin
and flucy ra--imrre yc.t-, llnu.n bosom shirts
collars. nanue and cotton under shirts h.asy
flannel drawers. blcaehei aud brown trlhng
drawors
Root. shoes. brogan-, hat, and caps of ev-
erv description ard ptc-, with sfge lot OF
Ms.ug Rope and F~in..
BF YOUNG.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

VNyE have JUS, received, and wIli continue
w to receive during the season. fANiIH
GROCERIES Of at kinds, Bacon, Flour, Nice
Sugar, Molasse-, Coffee, etc.
Iron and Nails Castings, assorted Corn
.h,l,,. and Shot Guns. Gail and examine
UANtIif Is PERRY.
Arm, ~ ~ ~"