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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

TINS SABINE Ne understand that the
Louisiana Legislature has passed II resoluN
tion spploprsi,ng $4,000 70 cleaning oal
tina SABINE uh.ns,.r ike sum shall b.
contributed b, the State Of Texas. Under
the act ct our las, legislature, there has
heeu siI i6i spporficnrd to 'he improves
nent OF the Sabine. The people on that
liver have also contributed net, amount OF
Sl0,3Dl. making total OF SOL ,aao'
should ,he $4,000 additional be received
liom Louisiana. lhe,e vii then be gtaad
total OF sGG ii5 ior the improvement OF
the navigation OF the SABINE; being larger
sum than contributed TO any other aver "a
the State. We shall soon learn the result,
Cor a correspondence on the subject is to he
opened with the Governor VI Texas by
l.oOisiaGs.
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LAW CARD.

" a. TARlrON, Attorney al Lar. will
w. practice IN the Courts Of the Second
Judicial District, and will give attention to
claims for land or money against the late Re-.
public OF Texas, before the Commissioner of
claims. and TO business connected with the
Land Office, sc
Office in the upper rooms Of 6lssscocks
frame building on Congress Avenue, Austin,
Texas
Sept. 20, 1856. y
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TRAZoR Il 90,

D,oj'rs IN Staple ami Fancy Drg f'o'ds
aai Grnccries, NrssM Street, J.t>
f,rsoa. Tcias.
Nrpt'l.n mos, respectfully nior' their
w former patrons and the public = ncrally
that they still continue 20 sell goods upon
their former advantageous terms. Their stock
Is very large aud IA ey.sy respect complete,
having been purchased ct first hands by Mr.
Frazor IN person, exclusively fos thl, market,
and comprising French and american prints,
huslns, delanes, hafa1es, silk goods, ,fim
mnr-, brown and bleach,d domestic, osna-
burg-, kerscy-, hn-cy-, tin. black and blue
cloths. easslu,cres, and ready made clothing.
boot. aud shoes from the common hfogan 10
,ie finest French calf skin. Hardware, Guile
ry china and glass ware. Fine wines, Bran
dies aud imported cigars of favofite brands
Rargng and rope on hand at all times and
furnished to Planters upon the usual terms
Jan ~, 81 ~
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LterRAL.-John Hope e,q. OF Ed'n'
barph, has borne nearly the whole expense
oi tho temperance movement IN Sc"'i'h"
Ia the nine years past, or since the Ne" ~
1887. he ha, expended OF his own money
Cl2 600 or see coo.
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Legal Proceedings.

Action Tor work doue b. cutting ditch 900
defendants land Pies Payment and sst
or in btceu aud corn meal
P,auif ION on the stand ---reecoli~cls
the diiching perfectly Lu, sccms TO forget
all ahoat the bacon.
"N ou sny your dad, did al this diiebin: {
Do you know what be got 30 pay iOf Il ~
inquired Col T.. lor defendant
H. neyer got nothing. az ever heard
an--thats what he never got. answered
tue witness,
"DAnt yoar daddy get cora aud bacon
from the defendant, 10 pay for That d''ch'
ing
Never heard Of bis se''in no corn nor
bacon"
What diA YOUR DADDY and b. lrmib
live ou that sun,neff
Ntde.. most
"W hat sort Of yiciuals
Wei, meat aud bread and some wis.
by
Whore SD he get lhs'mea, and bread ="
Well. fgst from one, and fas, lfom ans
oiher"
"D.ia'i be &c, sons Of /; from deiee-
daut"
He mouei"
" knew be might bu, did he : that's .hv
question
Wen, he mought. aud then sgin, you
know, he mougatn'l''
" th considerable excitsment, and To
tones Of ,haaderl " Answer the question,
~. and go more OF ,h,s tptlIpg wnh yoaf
oath. Did YOUR daddy or DID he not gei
caru and bacon tom the defendant lor
diiehine
We.l now hc moughi, | don't occur ad'
ktct',. you knp~'
Here III. honor iulefl.tes. and. with
stern. Judicial lfoNa, Addresses witness
.thus
" tness, yop mast answer the question,
81 the couf, vii be compelled 80 deal With
YOU thu't YOU say Yes ~ no hid, % dii
not. ,onr daddy get corn or bseon tun' the
defendant st the tiu,s referred tot Ia,
qair,d the eoutt
,Naw full, aroused. aud eon.eieu. Of l's
dauser) "Wdl. Judge | can't aafscty
amemhes. you knuw. s-ein, rs how IS at
dup bn gone aad en- up. but, tPlsntlrg
himself urmiN, AZ one u"icfhiintd !" Gus
with 1t. to the best Of ny fsckeFlecuou
Ell al, memory ssfses me 'iga,. he uoaght,
aud shen agiu no moagalnt'
The plaintiff saved h.. bacon. Nsfd'e'
accordingly Asarlii, Spectator.
How 10 M,sr Iva The proper Was
10 make a good cup OF tea is a matter OF
some Importance. he plan which have
p'aciiced tor these twelve moelhs Is as
follows
The tea. pot /. at once filed mp with bed
ia. water. then the lea Is put IA the pot aud
allowed 10 stand lof i've inmates before IL
3, used, tue leaves gradually absorb the
water snd as gradually sink To toe bottom;
the result is thst the tea leaves are not
sealded a. they are when boiling water is
thrown over them. and yoa get sll the true
flavor OF The tea la truth, much less tea
Is required ia this Wa, than under the old
sud common pFssuss
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Professional Gor0s.

,\R J. TAYLOR tender hi- profession,
J nj services to the citizens Of M"rshsii ana
Urlnlty. ~, ,b.
Planters Hotel 90
May 3lth, 1886.
nocroRS A s & f. = NJ Johnson have
J associated themselves in the practice
Medicine
i-OfGcc over their Drug Store west SIDE OF
.t. Public Square
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nus lEAAS REPUBLICAN
IL. rwo De11ars And 4 Half 4 Year
u. ". LOU q % u u y.
EDITOR AND pxorHiHT"R
TIE " 5

u,rrn,tcAsi i..u.d week., At rwc
- ,Nn HALF per annnm VI paid IN
rnitN /, pn,d within s,s months, Three Dollars
'sm' h. delayed until after the .is mond's, the
isymsn',, r,,r Dollars Single copies One Dime
,,,.cm.n,s At 81 p-'squete often lines or less
,a 1en,. per .qn'r- I"'.'efy 'nhss9-n' ,nsrm'an
t,i 4 sc.un, made for yearly Advertisement
.,,'s.,.n, nf candidates, Ten Dollars
y. .t,e ,..r cent viii he chnrgrdn" ad's"''e's"''
',,,onry no,c.so,efou- square. viii he charged
. .l,rriis-n.nls
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Mr.. ,. " cAl\

,,\s removed To MARSHALL, Texas, and
,,li continue the Praciiue Of Medicine
Uid,oyry. and di-ease- Of ~onen ana
..sy,., ali. as ususl. receive hi, careful al.
.,HNon.
Hei- prepared with variety o' su''no'e N
.,mments. 70 perform a'l surge" npr'a"'a'
IT,. disease. of the EYE, Ul.tER- and all
CHRONIC eases particularly nlicn1ru 70
ug ] BgALL, iroGi his extensive opportunity
of treating diseases. IN almost ever ioth' na-
rue a practice of more than a au"f'ef .,
century, hopes 10 be able TO render Nalnaeie
md to those requiring medical OF surgical treat
menL -
Ohice-Room formerly occupied by Jnage
t.an, Resd,uce--'lhe building opposite
Judge Adkinss, near the college.
Isn 81, 81 ~
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LAW CARD

'1NHEOPIIIlUS PERRY, Attorney Al Lax
Marshall, Texas will practice IN the Courts
OF the 9th Judicial District business e"'fust-
cd to h- care, will meet with prompt attention
Feb. g. 1909.
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Reputation Is not Character.

S,,iva In la worth, said AN old cler.
vy,., !, vo,,, man. ali +. halter tn
have ch.,,c,er tina, r.nu,,,ion" If reo
o,,iiop .sl.x. f,ea,so,iv conionnded with
ch,,,c,s, Tho .i,, -, ,,,,. vo,or ,,old he
,o,Jcy men mora y;,,uou. soc,.,y, alto,
,e,her halter Far fsou,at,on is often false
vldcb cha,arisr can meyer be. K.nu,s.
linn ia what nen tLink Of Us. character /.
oh, ,.., ..tly s,.
Vat 10, many nre(., The shadow TO the
.,i stanes 10 enioy III. ,eod ,epoft Of
,en .yon shso unde..rved i. .ut,iri.n, TO
,.isf, Tia ,o.i,,ity u,ue. instead of
.l1ying /, h. worthy thousands intrigue
,,l, ~ ammo, so Ibev shine in Unset
tbap lbsv euylt ia be real gold They
-, :, ,.a ,h,,ob, ,'.L -, f..h-
ion.bI. ar cultivated. nerl.ctmu. yer, OF.
10, tho m.s,, vh,cb m,yht MAKE them
,,L,, ,b.v ,n.h Ihey war ont their i've,
+, rn,sni, n, i, d.,n.ian. They pr,cttce
l,a,.,,,.,,,,, a,,.,,,nr.,t.ll fb.y c1ufonsl
,hs 49,, ,,ith ,ha reality the shadow ain
,L. ,uh,i,ne. torg.tiing that the void
.oon &c. throp7,h ths,r mask. d .coy.
ub.t tb.v ARE and d,.pi,e. them Tor
f.l.a coin
V,..in. of a young lawyer. who. in
,t.sd of mastering Ia. p,of.,. On. trust, To
fatal facili,y Of words and tbi, h.. 10 soar
IN su,nanc. ,nd fortune without assiduity
a. o,ha, ,..l ,,a,it lie ,,is na,haps a
,o,, ,f rsnptation by urae,,e,pp in petition
ann. c.... bui he never r,.. above tbi, /,
I'D =, III. and of t.,u,y y.a,. he i, no
ln,tb., az ia. rasd Ia fame than he wa. al,
sr, J..e IN. mere trading poltician.
xh, ;,.,..d oC seeking Ia establish a name
ia, .,.ts,m,r.hin. prefer. what he ihiu.s
ia. ...isr r.tb. al canning and corrup>
uon and xbo ,,ou,b h. may secure some
n.,,, o,Ec. never hecnme. ttuN great +.
'to.,i, J.. MAJ, ,,,el.. hinr.eif i,t, a fleet.
ina, ,,,,n,.,,,, u.y.T le,,ye. b.bjud the fame
al Is, h.,s, ar a CLAY. Take the plAn.i
,J.. hut in.o,o,.t,,t merchant. vino though
~. ma, in, Anil. obt.in credit. 6nall,
c,ll,n... ,.,o,li,g ia all tn. world what
huthl. Il. h,, brpn We ninht 90
,,,,,gb ht.. i, 1Aa .,ne va, a. might
s.i.c, .,.,,,,i.. i,.,,n .,.ry elias. and mo
..io, .,4 ils ,..nti would AWAY. he the
..me SOONER OF Ates the cbarlaian IS
t,o,d an, l.. M. ,t,g..bichs what the,
U.,,.,,.... ...',..,i .t.,.4# IL. ti,. i,,,,,
,,, 81, ch,,,rts,
-, ,t., b..f ,oi.,, ev.n ia te.
,.,'l T.. 49,. .o,d r.,oa /, ha nn, To
.s.n, = ~, avon for III. children Of
This world than 4, seem aud not TO be-.
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Jefferson Advertisements,

Jefferson Advertisements.
SIT a LEY a. MN Nj O
Wholesale sad Retail Dealers In
TU1N1YU11, J0WExRY,
BKAND1Es. &c.
u.FOOT or THE BRIDGET
ItrflssoN. Texas.
January 81. 81 "
FuRNlTu RE-.
ST. SOFAS of all kinds for sale
SrANItY A. <iMMO
At the foot OF the bridge
49, PIANOS, few select, for sale
Va w STANLEY A NIMMo
n CHAIRS, Queen Elizabeth rockers,
Boston cane. seat rockers, nurse or sew
Nv ing chairs, with rockers, heavy aston, ma.
Pile, rosewood, mahogany, hickory, revolving
Office, wood. seat Office, caue-ssat office, chi
drens' Of all kinds, sc, for safe by
STANLEY y NlMNO.
4 Ii JEWELRY sold by US guaranteed as
n represented, # not, the money refunded.
STANLEY n \lNMO
BUREAUS. with and without Marble tops
ID for sale by
STANLEY 4 \IMMo.
DIACk walnut and cherry dining tables,
ID for sale by STANLEY 4 NlNND
1DiACk walnut and cherry stands, Of nil
- kinds, for saie by
STANLEY a NIMMo.
DEDSlEAps, black-valuu', birch, poplar
ID and mahogany Of all kinds for sale by
STANLEY Il \IMMO
DRANpY in ! and casks, for medical pur.
- poses, very superior article, sold by
STANLEY a NIMMO
('ARD.fARl.ES, a VARIETY. for sale by
- STANLEY y NlMMo.
4 'RlBS and CRADLES, black walnut and cherry
Y sold by STANLEY y NlMNo.
INoILAR buttons, sleeve buttons, studs, and
\ Buckles, an innumerfhc VARIETY for sale
by STANLEY ) NlMMo.
EAR DROPS. cameo, mosaic, gold stone
~ cotucan, emerald, plain and chased. to
match pins, for sale by
STANLEY n NIMMo.
EoID and silver spectacle-, for sale bv
" STANLEY \ NlMMO
I COOKING glasses, arch top, square and
/ obIong. with git frames, from 81 to s25,
sold by STANLEY NiMNo.
NIARRlE slabs. centre and soc, tables for
wi Aair hv STANLEY Il NIMMb,
nlroMANs, nice ar,,cle' sold BY
" STANLEY a \lMMO.
JEWELRY.
DI\s. cameo. mosaic, gold stone corneian,
Emerald, plain and chased, both ladies and
gentlemen's, for sale by
STANLEY 4 NIMNo.
DlNG-. OF all manner Of STYLE sold by
IL STANLEY X \iMMO.
NAfE-, side boards a., for tale b
> SrANilN a NiMMO.
CECRETARlE- book eases, Sc, for sale
- bv STANLEY \ NlNMo.
NAsll-SINNn-, with and without mnr-
W bic tops. Tor >ule h1
STANLEY a NlMMo.
\VroRK stands. with orc tao. and three
w drawers, with aHi Wiipeu, ieurs, for
.ple by STANLEY i \iMMo
IA li.IOW wagons inr >,lc by
w STANLkN y \lMMo.
\NfARn- ROnE. = variety for sale hy
w ~fA>FFN n \IMMo
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PAYm1R MAsTIC R0WG nm G
GOWLES ~ PALMER.

sAnkyUL snlkbs
psp = ,ath 10 short no
e. r. atsma enssnn
Ut
not
be anydsd hape,W erthtnF
with koi =
.Aaa shssoss
thu Tar Msdd
slseh oaua pscha india hsas
- sf I've .rf.s
to psfc
hap
With beauty and utility Best Pia in
,wostr
saad
a between hand IFsb0-d
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~ aSfsssS N X moauanfml RNoA.
B ~ &s5 ,H ~ 9 - 80. =. "
xx8R2z!Z 4gD ga. - " sOss - 49, UuS
~ SS~a /. ~, areas7fs~ h-SA
ls--..-sssH 49, -.-.
&.. E4E4 s'0. - - Oos
gene OF We otd co4esponeentss
sn 81. a. ~
DO '0eu'iy sAoW--tn0s nome
S0usnha.
Thc AmsinteA Dsvs.
-AisS $780, -. ..s..a.s - s..e o." s".sI
1SsS 1SSsH III 81. - ~ -. ss..:. - .st.N.
m. Scvs. shish - - L..aS.- ~. .S.
~ Iass scc,.ei.r H., y,n.s ~. go a. 800
$500 swsss eaw 81 the q se1ent drew abundance
g Rsgsn0s eas ner wh'cn she brought " the cot
g ~ Patrick's CsnasnsAsy on the
Sosg - nea.
49, - Sa s "a ..one.
Al ~ q, ~. $3.50. u ~. " "'~A'
xs.2.s 49,. ",.L
't. 's"S' "''"oSs o
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CHArrna As.
- n rssw

To vaeAte subdivisisn Of Lands b. 9. \. Ceun.
In Lee county.
BE Il enacted BY the GsHsrsl Assembjv u
the State Of IcUa. S.c. l. That CARTS !.
Conn's sub-division Of tho south. vsss asss-
ter OF section No. %, IL township NJ. as.
north Of range ave, west, ia Lse oounty, )
plat OF which Vas Aled for record n ths pfss
book Of said county, Be and the sane y
hereby declared vacated.
SIC. 2. This act shall be in force fron
and after ito publisstioa IN 10 Ksoknk Dai.
y Evening Times and Daily 0ats City. whisA
shall be done without expense 10 ~ 500.
SAMUEL MCFARLAND.
speaker House Representative.
w. w. HAMILTON.
Prasident 0nG1a
Approved Jan. 10th, 1857.
JAMES W. 01llD0.
Of6ce Of Ssc,y 81 Gtate.
Iowa City, Jsa. =, l4S7.
] certify the foregoing 70 b : tsue eepy
from the originsl roll On ~ p ~ 60.
ELlJAM 0NLo.
sesy = 1la1s.
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GTThe telegraph line Is down be111ln
Burlington and Galssbsrg. The failroa1
track was also very nssh torn up and sthsGA,
wise damaged u varioss points By the rsss1t
thaw and rain so as 70 prevent the trains
from running over the road for some daysae
come. So says the Gazette.
apprehend that these arrangements will
be periodical, and when they are most need
ed the line will be torn down, and the track
torn up.
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RssUssss - Nasaeson D1mocrasv n
fcssrsspoaa1assC1s1 SSAansl ].
Iscos :. ~, ~. r
4 bin oaa.issie. ~ -. 4 =
T; B, ; ossss, q . nsssl r. !.
viii 81 Law. L lsesiisss So psss oiDs;si
acts, and makes valid his appointmsnt With
out oommission Of The 0ovsrnor. Il i Is
defiance Of Gov. 0esry's special mlksase On
this point. -
The bin vstosd b tho liovsrnof. sathor.
ising ooarts 70 adait "a hail 10 sasss 81 nur-
der and al other oAsss, il their discretion.
has bssu enacted over ~ ysto. It Va q.
nost soaafnoosly eoG1alno1. only - -
soa voting 70 sastaln ~ 0sv1iaS hos.
JoAaeoa.
The bill changing ~ Jo1iaial Dlsericss
and including Douglass aa6 "a Ahs 4oun-
ties immsdiAssly ~ tho 0oatA % the Kansas
river In the 6ee3nd, Or jade Ca2o,s dis
trics, and the more thinly se11led eoaaties
down south in the Third, q Jades Csnniae-
hams district.
A measure has been iAtrodsoed, which
| will DO Of importanes. Is y - rive III
Judges Of Probate exAenood Jurisdiction,
and to allow thsa ~ ~ efininal casss.--
These are mot 70 exist 10 sv1sy cesnty, ba.
are to be speoias ot ClrsGR Couft. the
object Of which would b = limit ~ Fed
ersl or Supreme Cosrs . appellant juris-
diction.
Th~e il prosraotsd diseassieaiat - Hsas.
on the 0overnor's MsssAes. H Msssaes
and tie Governor ars dsnooaosd b. ths
A lister from Gen. Whitfield, eontainina
Instructions from Senator Douglass. M
caused axoilemeut hers. Il advises ~ Pro.
Slavery msn % repeal sons q III ohnox.
ious laws, or II hoy DO mot, tAak Congress
will interfere md alter then, and also TIL
election laws.
The Pro- Slavery nea Who want 10 til,
prudent action have . very hard tire OIL
i, - there 10 most violent spirit mani
festsd. The dragons IRE under 0aSching o.
ders every night, TO 80 70 The Govsrnos's q
fence. Thrssts Of killing 0sv. 0saSy ~,
common.
Thsrs have been 100 dlGsssst spplisasios
| for : charter Of the city a. WyASdStte. III,
land b hsad BY both frees - 90 rso- slsvees
men. The fres-stats men ars wiIlins 70 joii
with others, but ~ pso-elavefy uM Wiak or.
elusive corporate aathotitU. 1touk, 0ovsr
nor Roberto 10 one ol ~ pa4Q1 sooa3ax
charter from the begss Legislalasl. III
conduct d giving less SasisfastiDn - ~ re-
state men.
4 Bills hsvs bssa iasfcdassd 70 shaxtss rail
4 roads fson Missouri Givef wsst--one fson
Quindofs, up <hs ths Kansas valley; he 9th
u isnaaed ~ ssl1issouri River and Rosky
Mountain Railfcad, = - l., - may b IL
{ fsrrsd, : hunbsg.
4 A bill naking III haakiag inslitutions ~
hose chartered ~ His Lsgisaatese llAxal
he's passed both kossss snd hssa signsd ),
Governor 0sasy. y \ isssndsd . -
stop - y bark how y sxisssues & Leassu
worth City, carried on 81 fsse-slats No..
CnalssInA.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. -, The latest
reports oftthe debates in the Convention rep
resent that body as hammering away upon
amendments TO th bill Of rishss. There 10
great deal Of wisdom in the Convention
which aches for m opportunity Of exhibit
ing itself for the admiration OF mankind /,
and an exhaustless store Of eloqusnos which
would spoil If deprived Of an opportunity Of
airing itself. People must therefore be pa
tient.
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Education anasenool,.ana..

The majority of the committee on this sub.
Jeet, 10 the Constitutional Convention, have
reported scheme deyolving the entire man
agemeni Of the educational interests of the
state, legislative and administrative. upon a
Board Of sixteen persons, to be selected
from SO many districts in the state The
sessions Of this Board to be held annually.
and their per deim and mileage shall be the
same as may be paid to members Of the Gen
eral Assembly.
MIR. Ellis made minority report, obiecting
to this system on tue ground that it con-
ferred class Of powers on the Board which
belong to the Legislature, that the exercise
OF such powers bya body created by the
Constitution, would be dangerous to the lib
critics 81 the people; and that the system
could not be changed, II established, withou,
nm amendment II the Constitution.
The minority report provides for the cleo
ton Of Board Of Education BIZ the Gener.
al Assembly. and desolve- anon sneh Roarti
the administrative duties and regulations
pertaining TO this interest, under the general
legislation and supervision Of the General
Assembly.
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love ths might when the moon beams bright
On HsVsm lhas drink the dew,
Whea ~ eae1ndcs shout ~ the stars peep out
YrOa tounAIsss fields Of blue;
Bat dsaugr ~ han moon or star,
o. auWsfs II gaudy hue,
" mssfy tfllis ct mountain rills,
I lev, lave, Iovs--yoa
love y s1say st the sloss u day
Thoeagh groves 1t lindsn tress.
Whsn mosic Aoats In waSbled notes,
A1d iueanse loads The breess,
I lore NJ niGAt-lhs glorious night
Whss ksGTts ; q warm and true;
Bat tn ahsys ~ night, / love,
lPvs, ! lsvss Lave, yoai
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0o0nonoo 10 New Year
nY IMSURIN0 pear psepsry ssaiast he dan.
~ ger of Hirs, n one Of ihe ssbstsatial Coapa-
ntss bslow nanods
PH0NIx INSURANCE. CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL o2OO, 600.
star ms. CO., or OaDRNsBURGH, n. r.,
CAPITAL >l0O, 900.
HAA7FoAD YgAE gKSUAANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL e300, 900.
The abovs CenpAsies adjsst and pay all losses
squitsAiy and promptly.
OAa atts Irsn tEss bslldine, ossosA.st.
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DksoD1uelon.

T1NHE co partnership heretofore existing bstwesr
i Q. ". Psrdus Co., In the grocery badness
was dissolvsd on she 27tA Of January, 1887, b.
mutual consent The debts due TO and BY the OLD
6rm, will b. settled by G. w. Psrdas, who viii
continue the grocery business 1t the Same place
corner Of Fifth and Blondsau sts.
feb6-d CIV. PERDUE.
H. r. BARTLETT.
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HE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS.


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A Luoson YoR WIvrs. - Tt folloWtnn
touchiag, sinpls, and sorrowfal nenoeisl
Of his wife - WSietsn By one 81 ~ CoaG-
ct statesmen 0f RuGland- Sir Jaues 1eIn-
tosh-in private letter to ffiend:
"She was : WOMAN he writes, "who. b
tender management q ny weaknesses, mad
ually oorreoked the most peenicioas ol then.
She became prudent from aGseHioo; and
shodgh Of ths most gsasrous nsssrs. ~ was
taught frugality ard economy b. ner love
for ne. Darine IL noss critical pesiod y
ny life she preserved ordss in ~ aoain.
She gently reclaimed No from dissipation ;
she proppsd my weak and irresoluts natars ;
she urged my indolsace to I'll the sxsftioss
that have bssn nasful and crsditsbls % ~,
and che was perpssaally at hand 70 sdnon-
ish ny heedlsssnsss and improvidsnce. To
her owe Whatever shall b. In her solic-
itude for ny interest, rho nsssr mo-
nsnt forgot ny ehassssss. Her fsslines
we're warm and impstsoas, bat shewas pla-
cable, tender, and eonstant. Saeh was shs
whom ! have lost; and I havs lost her when
. knowledge Of her worth had reAnsd nv
youthful love into friendship -
had deprived il Of mash Of its ssisisas u
dor. seek relief, end End il IL M soa-
solatory opinion that = benevoleas Wjsdon
in6icts the chastissnsat, = veil = bsstoWs
the snjoymsat Of haaaa life; that this dssa-
~ and wretshsd life Il nj ne whols 81 naa |;
that being capsule u sach pro6sieaoy i
scisnos and yirine b not like ~ beAsts ;
that there = : dwelling plAes prepared fos
the spirits Of the just that the ways q
God will yet b vindicatsd TO ~"
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RoDsERr.--On Thursday nieht -. -
store Of Messrs HILL, IN Ktnasskee6, e ~
county, ILL.,, was burglasiqesly snA6ss1 -
robbed Of about o1O0 wGlA q eoo1u. RI
addition to this ~ iroa aa1o - 6uA go
BY means Of powder, ao6 eo6>o1 a ~ Rs
money asd ahoaa ol00 = - ", aaAiae &
eli about $1,000.
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BOLD AND MxAS RoBBxKy.--The Burling-
ton Gazette says that somc scoundrel stole
span Of horses and wagon from German
widow in that city, last Friday night.