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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

! nf' No" Ir7'''0s 0H' 0 '' '"T-'3 ''' ''7' V''l 5000
SPRING AND SINNER, STABLE AID FANCY DRY
Tia they usooyer red u Market. Their stock
PuRCu, sgD EXCLUSIVELY YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA


WE are now receiving ard opening our
W New Stock tor 1871, direct from New
Work, Philadelphia, B,itimorc, ani NrN Or
leans, where % was purchased on i1r most Co.
yorabie terms and decidedly The most varied
ana attractive Stock that SO have brought 10
Marshall, which Se propp-, 70 sell al sath re-
ducod rates u- Wil' not lease ihe good pesPir
IT HARRISON Cpupi, the slightest cNeusc iuf
going elsewhere 70 have iHeif wants supple
We propose Wiih the assistance 81 the ''auih-
ern pacitr Railroad, "a brng To Marshall,
New Orleans. Shreveport. Jefferson and a'l
niermcl ate Points, thereof mls'u. "Hr Gus
H. Pres where Goods eaH aui 3e sH.d
Cheapest We further VrlpD-e To anticipate
aIi lhi-. Just .iils. and nms pee Hlf, a-
commence we must O. tu.le,- oH kris1l1
PRINCIPLES We are among Che pioneers iu
Marshall uudc5 that Oh foesy business sys-
TEN Of q i,iie pde nj high prices, with long
credit and tea per reDi. bur We wish DO upH
distinctly understood l.r,i We stand 90 ouug
Americas front i}4us. doing business ~ BIZ
Lump,. with Oar. S4iss az Small Prnf'e
viii Prompt Fug and NO Bad DrhS II You
like our propositions We o,i,r YOU .he follow
ing IN q part ct our .iuea tor ihe prcsc1t3
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MARSHALL. TEXAS.

u. 4. E/ELL, a. VI. Pres dent,
and Prot Of Aacicm Languages. Poif'coi
Economy. Hsiorg and English LHeraare.
T. ;. Bass, \. u.
Prof Of Mathematics, the Solid Sciences,
and Military Tactics.
NoN.IrrR LArrt
Pref ot HodcrH Languages
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ALL NEW STOCK.
E The undersigned having opened
Fr| large aud splendid assortment Of
new Southern Furniture, Is pre-
pared To supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms. This being the only new
stock 10 the city, purchasers will lind it to their
advantage to call and examine the goods and
learn the prices before purchasing elscw here.
VII keep constantly on hand
Marble Sofa and Centre Tables,
Extension Tables ct mahogany. walnut and
oak. and of ali sizes. rosewood and mahogany
Work and Card Tables, Dressing Tables
walnut aud cherry Dining Tables oak. mn.
horanp aud rosewood .deboards Bureaus If
walnut, rosewood and mahogany, Amolr.,
Hash-tauds, Bed>'ends, Paf,or Chairs, Ietc-a.
Tctcs, Ottomano, DNan~, easy chairs, rockers,
eicgeres. secretaries and book cases OAK aud
walnut Office chairs dining room chars, child.
rens chair aud rockers, mahogany and walnut
lca-poys and light stands
Uair, Hoss and Spring Mattresses,
l.ooking.Gasses and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany parlor Sets, together " ia every ar
lcle usually found N furniture warehouse.
o. THIS is an entirely new establishment,
aud no old stock on hand. Purchasers viii
lind II greatly To their interest to give tpi. store
a call before buying elsewhere, Is the proprir-
tor is confident that We can offer them newer
STYLES Of N" most fashionable furniture, more
substantially made, aud at greater bargains
than any other house in the cty.
CHARLES A STEWART.
April 10 Isbh-g
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4 Rare Chance for bargains.
s am about to leave Marshall, wish Ia
y sell out my household and Kitchen turni-
tufe. The household furniture Is principally
mahoyony. and Of the latest style and most
handsome finish as good As new. viii
sell very ohrap.
have also, fsr sale. negro woman, an eS-
eellen, house servant Tor further fsS,pulaFs
Apply 70 the undersigned,
NJ LEW,
Aurrst X 1857 No-30 l.u
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

Cia.icm, Mathematical. Scientific anil
Military Collage, for Young Men and
Rams
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CHAuLEs ppCKURT

aSIflONARLE B00T AND NH0GNthhH.
Soaih well caistf ei Jts paaiit square
L. EEPS constantly OF hard large a~sort.
N meni 81 ladies and gentlemen boots and
shoes. 81 his oRu manufacture also COED
surpl, Of -ei, and apPcr leather Cor sale.
ls5m hls long experience aod CLOSE attention
10 iho business De hopes 80 have ae"ftsnnsnec
IT tas patronage heretofore So literally o..
sisuen on him 81 orders promptly attended
g.. and eark Warranted
Nov -. 1851 missy
I T.. MOTT Capea'fr, and Jo'Her' Mar
81. stall fcNas.
January 3 a. N"'i3f
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THOMPSON Il BARNES,
" NOlc>alc NsrOrcrs.
importers and Ucaiers IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Manufactured Iobdcco. Cigars. a-e &c.
~. IL \ ~ COMMON ST.

\IW ORLEANS.
n IA large stock OF GREEN AND
BLACK TEAS, selected with great care al.
ways aa hand
Aup. 1857 No 10 #
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Bargains ! Bargains !!

1--WE Senior partner having goae south aud
l East, for the purpose of laying N, and
importing a large stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROl iN|ONSi
the undersigned are determined to soil out
their present ample. and fresh stock Of Family
Stores. q, very les prices, FOR CASH N
order to insure quick sales, TO maze room tor
the new stock. By the time Of u arrival
NJ a u. npFFLEMAlE Err.
Juy IS, IT. Not II
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Now Orleans Advertisements.
Southern Furniture WarrroOms.

The largest Establishment IN the South,
Nos III and III Canal Street.
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BLiAhS IOR SALE a hg okce.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

laQLLtR BUTTONS, sleeve ta,ien~'
I .,ad., and has A.cs, an iuuaaierA. ,sf'e-
- f,r.tehy FNhNlk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
Rents the Yankees.

friend went to visit one of our most estimable and
industrious farmers the other day. to witness the result
of an experiment in making syrup from the Chinese
Sugar Cane He found him pounding up the stalks in
a cider though, while the press stood hard by. Not
far away were suspended brisk fire out of doors,
two iron pots The stalks well mashed, were put into
the press and the juice flowed freely when the lever was
applied The operation a quick one. Into of
the beforenamed pots appedumpngs were cooking for
dinner Into the other the juice was poured
When the dumpngs ready 20 be taken up the juice
had boiled to the consistency of good syrup Both
were put on the table together for desert and so
worthy counryman had better sauce the result of
little labor than he could have bought in town for
ey Who will say after this that every farmer may not
raise his own "sweetnng," just old time-folks
used to manufacture their cloth for wearing apparel
and household purposes2 Who will not say that this
example is worthy of imitation by every farmer who
would be Independent, both in mind and purse?
-g Washington Dispatch.
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TEN NEGROES TO HIRE.

TEN NEGROES TO HIRE.
- UNTIL FIRST JANUARY NEXT TEN ABLE
"a BODIED NEGRO MEN, good Tmpentine hands
~ Two of them coOpers and four hewers. Apply to
THOMAS |. FAISON..
Sampson County, Sept. 18th, 1857 lO-lt-3-tf
PUBLIC TRUST SALE.
ON THURSDAY, (OCT. 6, 1S57) OF OUR SUPERIOR
~ Court Trustee for William D. Cooke, l will sell,
der Decree of the Supreme Court the following articles of
personal property, viz
Superior Adams Printing Press, (new paent,)
l 8 Steam Engine,
l Card Press,
All the Type, Materials and fixtures belonging to said
Cook,
l Elegant Piano Forte,
and great variety of the superb useful onamen
ted Household Furniture his Kitchen Furniture and sundry
articles mentioned said deeds The said Cookies interest
in the Paper MILL (and acres of land thereunto attached
now occupied by Benedict and also the said Cookies
interest in tract of land purchased by him of Geo. W. Nor
decai, Esq, lying between the land of the Rev. Albert
Smedes and the late RObt Finlater, in Wake County
This being unusual opportunity for securing the most
superb articles of Furniture (Which is comparatively
those in need will consult their interest by attending
sae which will take place 12 clock front of Litch-
ford, Shepard & Co. S auction store.
TERMS: All sums under s25, Cash. Twenty-Five and
over sixty days nOte with creditable security negotiable
and payable at the Bank of the State of North Carolina will
be required of purchasers. P. F. PESCUD, Trustee.
Sept. Is, 1857 3-tds
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NOTICE.
LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY EORDUan1NED from
N trespassing, in any my lands in Columbus
county, N. c., under the penalty of the law.
Sept. 20, l855.-3-tf A. c. DICKINSON.
FURNITURE!!!
TTNHE subscriber would respectfully
i to the citizens of Wilmington -
and the public generally, that he has just
selected in person. at the manufactures and will receive
during this month"; the largest best stock of Cab
Furniture that he has offered in this place
has had long experience in this business and having
chased his entire stock for cash. at manufacturers loret
cash prices he offer inducements purchasers
The following among the articles be found in his
store, viz
ParIor Sets, complete in Mahogany and Walnut
Brocatele and harcloth covering
Sofas and Tete Tees, great variety from $3 to $50;
Mahogany and Walnut, Upholstered Rocking and Easy
Chairs;
Ottomans, Etageres and Corner Stands;
Centre, Sofa and Card Tables;
Pier, Mantle and Oval Mirrors;
Cane Seat Chairs from Is cents to $25 each;
Cane seat Rocking and Nurse Chairs;
Sideboards and Secretaries;
beautiful lot of Chamber Furniture sets complete:
Bureaus, great variety, from 81 to $5O
Wardrobes, Washstands, Marble top &C.;
Bedsteads, Bedsteads, Bedsteads;
Towel and light Stands;
Extension and other dining Tables
Work Tables, Toilet Tables, Teapoys, &C.;
Also, lot OF superior Piano Fortes, Music Stands Stools
&c.
Intending sell goods low his cash. large
bills good negotiable paper so days. with interest added
JOHN D. LOVE,
No. 10 Front street, Wilmington, N. c.
l9. 1857 2S6-l2-5O-tf
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coaeh and carr,age n1anufaetorx-cllnton. N. c.

~E&49 BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
y that having recently been partially burnt out has rebuilt
and his establishment IS in full operation in all its var
branches. He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the right county
of Sampson and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share of public patronage He warrants all his work
fail twelve months with fair usage either in workmanship
material, it will be repaired without charge. Persons
wishing buy would do well call and examine for them
selves he does not intend to be surpassed for STYLE ee
gance and durability.
RTREPAIRING done in the neatest manner, at short
notice. Mill Ink and Gudgeons made and warranted
for years, for SO.
nintn Nh
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NOTICE.
- | OFFER FOR SALE MY HOTEL AND LOT IN
T:.iM Warsaw Duplin County, N c. The house is large
- and comfortable, with Is and fire Places
The lot contains eight of land and is situated mme
diately the Wilmington Weldon Rail Road, and the
Stage line from Warsaw to Fayetteville and Kenansvle-
There is fine Male School in successful operation the viii
lage.
Any person wanting purchase would do well call and
examine the premises soon as determined to SELL
Terms accommodating. LEVI MOORE
Warsaw, Sept. 14th, 1857 3-3m
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S5O REWARD

~ WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE APPREHENSION AND
Il delivery me- confinement in any jail in the State
~ that can get him. of my man JIM He left on the
3Oth ut and has not been heard of since He bright
muatto, almost white, about % years DID, about feet
inches high straight hair and teeth Detective long beard on
ms chin Had when he left very good suit of clothes
and will very likely try to pass off for white and make
for free State should he not go North he will likely go
in the vicinity of Fayetteville he raised there and
formerly belonged to Wm B. Wright Esq., of that place
Any person who may take up said boy will be entitled to
the above reward, and the thanks of
ISAAC r. KELLY.
Kenansville, N. c., August 18th 1857 5l-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

ARRIVAL OF AFRICAN APPRENTICEs.-Fro Guada-
loupe learn that the first cargo of African laborers
had arrived by the ship Phoenix She left the coast of
Africa with 296 board and lost IA on the passage,
which lasted 80 days The administration of Guada-
loupe had been informed by the minister of marine that
two ships belonging to the house of Regis the Stella
and the Clara about to sail from Marseles to re-
crut on the west coast of Africa the 200 or 1500
grnts that house had undertaken to supply in the
of 1877
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Proclamation against Fillibusters.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 18.-In consequence of
information to expeditions being fitted out against
Nicaragua and amaupas strict Instructions have been
issued all officers to employ all legal resources to pre-
vent the departue of such expeditions. The reports
ceved by the Government state that three expeditions
are in preparation against Nicaragua under Gen. VIM.
Walker, and against Tamaulipas under Sam Hous-
ton The points of departue are believed to be New
York Mobile and New Orleans.
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LAND EOR SALE.

"a THE undersigned offers for sale TRACT OF LAND
N lying on the main road about half way between Long
%AA Creek Bridge and BourdeauXs Depot on the W. 4
W. Railroad running along Morgans Creek and within three
miles of the River. Said tract contains THREE HUN
DRED ACRES about SO of which cleared and cul
tvaOn; the premises is good Dwelling House, and
of the best wells of Water in the county The Land well
adapted the cultivation of Corn Pea Nuts &C. For
ther particulars, apply to JAMES BOURDEAUX.
ISept. 18th, 1857 34t%
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$50 REWARD,
August l9, 1857

- RANAWAY from the subscriber Wednesday last,
~ 18th inst, his two negro men, TOM AND WAKE.
~ TOM is about feet inches high dark complexion,
high forehead and about Is years of has very full eyes,
thick lips, and walks rocking purchased him of j. S.
Willis, ESQ.,, of Bladen county.
WAKE WESLEY, as he is sometimes called, is about
feet inches high dark compleXou quick spoken actiye
raised by Williamson Page, Esq, near Raleigh.
will give the above reward for both, SIS for either,
delivered in any Jail where can get them.
Long Creek P. O., n. c. Aug q, 1857 [297-5t-52-tf
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LOOK UPYE D1sCONsOLATE.

NY PERSON who may be suffering with any thing of a
"A Cancerous nature will find me at my residences twelve
do not effect cure, my service and board will be graui
tousy bestowed will attend to any call until the 18th of
June thence will decline until the 18th September My OBJ
ect to secure safety patient the second
week in March, which time may be found at the Rock
J. o. HALE NJ. D.
JAM 18th 1857. 20-ly
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General Notices.
$50 REWARD.


~ RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, Cen
x trevilie, Leon county, Florida. the 9th ins his
~ negro named ISHAM, aged about 35 years dark
complected round face quick spoken, about feet inches
high weighs about 160 lbs somewhat knockkneed
foot stands out than the other and he is parebu
purchased him of Mr.. John Long, and Mr. Long purchas
ed him of Mr. Henry c. Smith, all of North Carolina The boy
will doubt endeavOr to make his way back to Columbus
county, N. c., where he belonged when bought him.
will give reward of fifty dollars for his confinement in
jail that can get him again one hundred dollars
BENJAMIN MANNING.
Aug. 25th 1857. 299-2t-52-4t*
TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF inform
i ing the public that he continues the Mill Wright and
their hronehoo ring,
Framing, erecting Water Steam Mills erecting and fit
ting up engines and their necessary machinery Hotchkss
water Wheels centre discharge wheels, Barkers wheels,
shot wheels under shot, breast Wheels or any 9th
water wheels in Circular upright Saws, Grist
FIGURING Mills B1ng Reels, Elevators Smut Machines,
Horse Powers Corn Crushers Cotton Gins, Corn Shelters
On application will order and erect any of the above
machines other in have an experience OF Ii
years. and have several experienced workmen in my EN-
plOyment. | versed in tile various improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do well
to give CALL return my sincere thanks for the lib
eral patronage received heretofore.
For further information address the subscriber at Poocks-
VILE Jones county n c.. D. B. JOHNSON,
Sent 26th, 1856. (4-ly) Mll-Wright and Machinist.
A VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
sEssa THE SUBSCRIBER IS DESTROYS OF SELLING
&his Plantation Dupin county, lying the South side
Of Rattlesnake Branch, containing seven hundred and
twenty-five About onehalf of it is cleared and is
excellent farming land; the remainder well tmbered,
and is convenient to the farm There is good Dwelling
premises and excellent well of water.
Terms will be made For further particulars call
or address the subscriber at Bear Swamp P o. Dupn
County, n. &. FRANClS LOFIlN.
AuC1 4
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TIE Worlds Great Exhibition Prize Medal!
AWARDED TO C. MEYER.

For has Toco Pianos, London, October 15 1851.
c. MEYER, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
This friends, and the public generally that he
!f& 1!has constantly hand Pianos equal to those
for which he received the Prize Medal in London in 1851
All orders promptly attended to- and great care taken in
the selection and packing the same.
He has received during the last Is years Medals than
any other maker from the Franklin Institute also First
Premiums at Boston, New York and Baltimore.
Warerooms removed from 81 S. FOURTH to No. 722 ARCH
Street. below Eighth, south side, Philadelphia.
AuU 3m
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PIANO FORTES.

TUsT RECEIVED AND OPENED, one door South of my
Furniture Store lot of very superior Panos from
Manufactures the best have offered in this place.
sizes 6 g. 81 and Octave, rosewood cases full round and
Manufacturers OhOeSae prices, will be asked, and the
usual guarantees given.
JNO. D. LOVE
WILMINGTON N C. Nav Sth 1857. 36-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

CUNNINGHAM BABIES KANsAs-Not long since
the editor of the Herald of Freedom informed the young
ladies in Kansas that they could preempt l6O of
land. Some of the strong ginded ones who were dsci-
pies of his at that time squa different claims in the
southern part Of the Territory which had lately come
into market. The preemption law says:
"The individual claiming the benefits Of said acts must
be either the head Of family a widow u single
man over the age of twenty-one"
These young ladies' not fulfilling either Of the require
ments, have adopted Mrs. Cunninghams plan of borrow
ing babies in order to that they the "head of
a family" They generally board them one week and
make dress for the privilege Of using them Young
misses of sweet sixteen may be at the head of fam
lily ten years of age.-Misyouri Democrat
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%2GRo THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND, AT HIS
S@9 Shop Walnut and Water Streets, general
assortment of CARRIAGES, of his manufacture
which he offers for sale, the most reasonable terms
among which may be found
COACHES BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGlES,
WAGONS &c.
Which will be sold low. Purchasers will find it to their
advantage to call and examine before buying elsewhere
Repairing done low, at short notice. and in the neates
manner, for cash only.
Nov. 3l-lS-tf RSAC WELLS.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE

aRsSa ONE TRACT DYING ON EACH SIDE OF THE "a
@F* Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road-contaning Ell
- two hundred acres and upwards-known by the.
name of Rose Mary Station-41 miles from Wilmington
On the place there is good DWELLING HOUSE, and all
necessary houses any convenience whatever With
the addition of the above, there good Store
able good trading neighborhoOd any on the W.
W. Rail Road The above named lands adapted to Tur
pentne and Tar also any amount of Cord Wood may be
cut and sold at the Station, at good price.
Also another tract lying in about mile East of Rose
Mary station, containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE ACRES which is very good farming land and having
on it dwelling and other houses suitable for family with
good well of water, and is very healthy place and in
proportion to the quantity of acres there goody amount
of mud land and enough high land cleared pro-
duce about hundred bars of co and other produce
proportonably All of which lands can be bought at good
Rose Mary station or on his plantation, any day.
Sept 10TH [2-3t* TIMOTHY BLAND.
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NOTICE..

VIHE PARTNERSHIP OF H. w. & L. G. GRADY IS BY
mutual consent dissolved and H. W. Grady has removed
his Steam Mill to list mile post, W. W. R. R. Thankful
for past avor he hopes to share the patronage of all in
want of Lumber. considerable quantity of Red Oak Lum
Der can be procured here.
ALSO
The Steam Mill in Dupn County near Outlaws Bridge, be-
longing H. w. Grady Co.. yet in operation, and be-
sides being convenient for the immediate vicinity
deliver Lumber White Hail. whereby persons and down
Neuse River be readily supplied.
june I2 lS57,-4l-tf
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LATEST NEWS FROM SEAT OF WAR.
FINHE subsc ribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Dupln, N c., Strickland Depot
are prepared to fill bills of any kind quality that be
got out Of long leaf pine. They would respectfully solicit
snare OF patronage from the public generally.
~ TAYLOR, LINTON & co.
Jan. lltb.-El9-ly. -.
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From the Marlboro Gazette.
GlOrying I'm their shame.

1t the Baltimore Clipper, Of Tuesday last, will be
found official report Of the proceedings of the "Con
vention of American Clubs" which assembled at the
"Swan Club Room in that city on the previous even
ing. We clip from that report the following paragraph,
containing the euphOnOus under which the so
called "American" party Of Baltimore are ralying for
the campaign:
Upon calling the names of the delegates the follow
ing clubs were found to be represented Tigers, Black
Snakes Stay Lates, Plug Uglies, Rough Skins Hard
Times, Little Fellows Blood Tubs, Dips, Rantcrs, and
Rip Raps."
Should not every true-hcared American blush to ac-
knowledge that any portion of his contrymen glory in
such barbaric and degrading name?