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Finest Establishment New Travelling!


MYTH better s,ud of highly trained
w Horses, better Riders. 1ynnsst-, and
Ncfohait Performers and better Clowns than
any other Circus in tins country. perfect
corps Of rantomimisis. and a Ballet and Dan
cling Corp. Wll exhibit at MARSiiAld.,
under an immense water proof pavilion, on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
july is,, End 81, and Ath
Door. open at :. o'clock =. ". Two PET
formances on Saturday. pue at >, o'clock,
and the other at II o'clock /. VI
The Proprietor respectfully announces to
III, Citizens of this place and vicinity, that he
has effected an engagement with the world.
renowned Rider, the most wonderful JEAN
JOHSON, who viii appear at each entertain
ment in hi. brilliant ssd astonishing Som.'-
.ault Act of Equestrisn,hip, throwing sonnet
saaI,s from feet to feet, both forward and
backwards, over banners. through balloons,
etc, on his horse at full speed
Master W. Washhurn, IN his act OF Coup de
Main i.sughable Equestrian Seencs bY Al
bert Aymar, Of the celebrated Aymar brothers.
Astounding Acrobatc Fea,s on the Double
Bridge Of Ropes. BY Master Willie and Ay-
mar Stupendous icats Of Equilibrium, up a
Pole or STAT thirty feet in hclgat.
Three celebrated Clowns in the Ring
Johnson, and Kent.
Skilful performances on la Corde Tout, by
Jean johnson, surprising in daring The ceie'
brsted Bondin Of the Kavel Troupe.
Flying Leaps over Eight Horses rbfcas', by
the company,
Csrp~, tumbling by the Troup Of Acrobais.
Local Comic Songs, by the three clowns.
Stump Speech on +" The N,cs.,tudss Of
l'fe.' HE celebrated Shsksperian Clown,
+ Johnson
As Jester iu the Circle, Mr., johnson has
no equal his Ni' Il always brilliant and ready
his local elf f.il # reparice and fun and As a
true deiineatof of shakespeare, he has far sur.
passel. he ggca, Clown Dan Rice, and to be-
ieye i, is but to see him.
Fea,s Of Rubber ro.turing, Suspension,
Waiting. SC, will be introduced at each e1.
hibition.
Herr Spohr, with his celebrated l'usle Band,
will parade the streets between and O'CLOCK
2. NJ, and will in.srspcrsc each entertainment
with brilliant strains Of Muss unsurpassed Tor
harmony and execution.
Gen,lemanly and oblging ushcrs always IN
attendance, and the citizens may rest assured
that no pains will be spared to please and rem
der this establishment worthy of the large
patronage extended during the present trip.
ur Ladies' are assured that no vulgar Jest'
OF ribaIisy mar the exercises OF the arena and
nothing will be said or done that viii offend
the taste Of the most fas,idious.
Gr TICKETS 10 cents, Chjcn 90 cents,
And Servants IS cents. Id
June ~, 1887 II
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Law Gard.

II s. JENNINGS, Anoney ~ lar, Mar
! - shalt Texas. D'lirc at North west
corner OF the public SQUARE.
January ~ 1858.
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Dcware Of tho Swindlcr.

4 MAN, who call. himself II. X. Oneal,
n hs. been boarding with me Tor one
aonih bought good. Of James E'rp, and
groceries Of VIM Mcbride, borrowed money
from olhers; forged mote against Mr. Fuller
f., SOB and stated while here, that he had y
800 bill. and would pay up before he leti
And on las, Tuesday. sloped and LETT all IN
ra,d He i. good looking Young man,
ahout "A wear. Of az. n grra, talker, knows
almost every body says he Is from Niena,
Louisiana claim. 10 be nephew Of Elijah
Fo,tson, Of LOUISIANA
JOB TAYLOR.
May 35nd. 1851.
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CLINE 4 II IRA

- THE undersigned has opened this
~: well known house, and at considerable
la expense, has fitted Il up for the accom-
mediation of the public. lie will keep a r,t
elias. hotel. 1t i, his intention not only to ac-
lnlre, but to maintain, the character of good
landlord aud all be asks is fair trial. liz.
table will be supplied with the best that money
can purchase, and 1t viii br served uP IN ac>
rrpuble style lie ha, an excellent stable,
abundance of provend"r, and good hos'lrr.
Ia fine, nothing shall be wanting to insure the
comport of hi- guests
JUIIN l.. tIkDNtN
Jan a. 81 ~
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Shoes and Boots,

% Attest style and make Leiie, CATER boots,
with and without heels lasting and glow.
leather rai,er, coiored CATERS ms.r- boot.
and CATERS, fancy. plain c"lnred AMI fixed +:
lad'e- aud mi,ss, walking shoes, pege.d and
sowed. nd and calf lide-s. hrpgkq.s esaia
makes ra->et- brogin-, diieher, heavy water
tr..f t..t. .lttsfxs,f- .h,aa
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Unusually Largo Stock,

heine assured that Tor s'Hlc, durability, hn'sh'
ami ,heapne>.. We cannot be surpassed Ia o'i-
t,arkc,. We ru,rpa 10 do REX HANE\ 4
m >IsEN>. ant will bee unrvni,la. N ga
euieavot. io please
ar CAD and ersh'ias for yourselves.
MAfcil Z 1857.
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. . .
MARI,

ON Tuesday thu 2'hl INST. ats oclors !, " by
the Rev & Dunlap. Mr.. y { VI Gown n liar
son county To Mss MARC ARtr WILLIAMS,
,la,r, hirr Of Jnlee " Illiams oi this place
ca thee hlcsi youth happy fate conf-rs
The tnaid ihy radirsi f'ndes, wishr. knew;
Zach ,.,f rneh,ntnirfI nt the soul Is her.
1Amc be- th, lnys tn firm tsehncnt due. -
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTfCE.

I ErTEK~ Of Administration scr. granted
IL TO the undersigned on the estate OF Peter
lIaugh, deceased at the MAY term, 1887, of
the county court pertaining 10 the estates OF
decreased persons. hold Va and Tor the coru'y ei
HARRISON. This j. Therefore, to notify al per
sons having clsins against sa'f os,s'.' to
present lhetu w,ih.n the tine pfc-cr'hri 10y
law, and those indebted to make Immediate
payment ........-
W. /. BALDWIN, Admir-
Iuno "a, 1857. N0-'2 nt
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For tho Ladies.

Plain white Jacone,. Swiss, Null, Main.
sock and book Muslns, Check, Cambrc
\ajnsook, Null and Swiss Mn,lins, hair Cord
Swiss and Jacone,- Bishop and Victoria
Lawns. IRISH Linens, Embroidered aud Tape
bordered Linen Cambria liandkcrrhiefs, ,iaco.
net and Swiss lnserting-, Edging-, Bands
Flouncing, Chemi-ettes Collars and lnder-
sleeves. Cotton, Linen, thread ard Linen Bob
IN Edgings and laces Plain, Figured. SIX
and Cotton Bobn.t- Tarlons, Illusions,
Grape, Grape lise, Blond l.ac.s and Edging-,
Il ac. silk lac-s and Frnges, eolored Frnges,
black and white silk Hose. thr,a cotton and
wors,ed Hosiery, all kinds, velvet Ribbons,
black and colorcd silk Nelvet-, solid eoinrUd,
and fancy Barrges, Tissues, etc, etc. T,i'ata-
Satin, Bonnet. SASH Bee, aud trimming r b.
bonS. assorted Oh silk. ladies and Gents
Gloves, Il large assortment. SILK pocket Hand
kerchief., black Italian Crayals, Ties and
stocks laces and fancy six, &c, Mantias,
painted Jaconet, Swls, and Osganice dress
patterns, printed linen Lawns, white and
uiarh N.a,, -,.i'. sod e'..s" '-'s''' - ''h
Dreas patterns, Fancy silk patterns, Glaze
Silks, Flor,ucc Silk. plain black silks linen
Tapes aud I,obbin-, Iaeet-, green aui brown
l.arcre,, Braii.. colored Servings, etc. etc
etc, etc.
v a II | I. Il y.
Shell. tuck, twist, solicit and long Comb.
Rubber do. horn de-. pui' and pocket dc
Ivory do, Negro. do. horse do; Cologne, "a.
tracts, popades, &c, IN great variety. LAZY
white, meen fun, pull boxes, tooth, toilet
shaving. clarified, Almond CASTLE, rosin and
fancy Soaps Fishing tackle, cork floats. iron,
hie~, portmonie-. purses and Hag-, Srgaf
spectacle. aud card cases Riucul-s, cahas,
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INHEOPlIil.rS PERRY, Are-aey AZ La,e
] ,h-.hall, Texas. will practice n the Court
OF the 9Th Judicial District. Business entru~t.
ed 10 h- care, will meet with prompt attention.
Feb q 1885.
~ A. pArlitp, A1orney a. Lhc, Marsh
HARRISON county, Texas nj
Office in the building occupied by Hon, G.
4 Fraser
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DRY Goods.

400 pieces American, French and English
Prints, On Prints, Chint-, red Dmpety, Cur
tain Damasks, Muslin Curtains, Bleachcd
Domestic, 3 1, rs and "a Brown Domestic-
81, I0.I aud ~ Brown and Bleacheu Sheet.
ing, l0.A and IA Linen ~hee,ing, brown and
bleaohed uring-, Sail Duck, Twilled Osn,-
hurg., Jacquard Diaper, Plain O,naburg-,
Striped Osnaburgs, Bed Tickings, Choctaw
Stripes, Hickory Stripes, Apron Cheeks, DIN.
inns, Co,,onades Caml.t Jeans, Canton Elan
nels, Pa Cambria, Cambrics all colors,
Nankeens, LINEN Ln~,res, fancy Gnghama,
solid Gnghams, black and mourning Cling.
hams. black and colored Lawns, Jsconets,
Sc, black. blue and brown Cloths, black and
fancy Doeskin, Summer Cloths. I,rab d'Ete,
Italian Cloths, heavy Linen Drilling-, Planter
brown Linens. blay Linens grass and buff
Linens, liz EN- Coat Checks white black aud
brown Hollaud. Pillow Case Linens. iIucka.
back and Dama,s Toweliing, Crash, Cotton
and r. +. Diaper, Table Covers, Worsted and
SIX Sarge, Tabby Velvet, Taylor,' Canvass,
Bufnps, j. a. p Coats spool Cotton. cald
spool Cotton, 6inghnm and SIR Handker
chiefs, Furniture fringes, Dimi,y, white,
black, and coiored Flax Thread, black and
colored Silk Servings, Grass Cloth, black ard
white wadding, Mo-quiioe Netting, Irish Ian
ens, bleached Linen Drills and Ducks, etc etc.
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NEW GOODS.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.

oV3 ~ OOO00s
a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
A FAKBER has just received a large and
IA splendid assortment Of goods, which h.
is selling extremely Low 10, Cash.
Ladder Uress Goods.
liz has also a fine assortment Of ladies'
dress goods, such As
Musiins
Plaid Bingham,
Lawns
Jacope,s
barcges
Swiss Robes
Organdi.s.
brlllants
Prints in great varieties.
Muslin Bingham
G'nghsm- Of all kinds,
Jaconet and Swls mu,lns.
Mar.no-, American. English, and French
Alpoca- of every kind,
Muslin de lanes, and other wooden goods
Silk velvet from the width Of tape, 10 the
usual width,
Trimming. for ladies' dresses,
Corded understands, Nc.
LINENS
Planter. Linen
Brown idncn Table Diaper
n'""" INN
Brown and Slate Linen
S,,i,,, D,apcr
Checked do
St,,o.d do
Damass Table Cloths
Do Napkins
Towel. and Cash
Erovn Holland
I,,h Linen
lawn handkerchief.
UnuExYyCx
,..o,,i. n.,.l,,s
RS Ssaa,,"a x,,;r,;,,.
uI..ch.d 40 A.,
,n Ali
Known do
T;,Li,o
An,on r.h..L.
VIZ Nm
,a,,eal.
r.a.aL ,,.,,o,,j. f, .,,.,,o, ,,,,.l.N
<an I." '''' r''''' ~ WV
UooTx a\D NyyOCv
Men and Boy. kin aud cal. boots, shoes
and h,opran,
ADDE'S and Misses k'd ooo,ecs
10 ~ A, n.,,.,. ''ff''''
~ =, h,l,.. .,,.
~" 'N''">''' "''"' '''' ~ ~
Gents Dress Goods.
Fine silk plush vest patterns,
INV on sa''"' 'o' N's''
~" anu WI
~ ,'''''-N',y "''' ,-.,..,
H. -. 'J.., ',J ..l,,,.'J
Shirt.oollars latest .iylc,
Black satin-yery fine.
French marine for coats and pants.
Hombaziues and Italian cloth Of different
kinds,
Hlarl waddnr and coat trimmings Of every
description,
Blark ca.mrr--extra fine, doe skin and
other qualities,
,nl.elth ci,,ks
4 general assortmen, If ilanuel, Irish linen,
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saddle and HARNESS. shop.

Near he Mamaoih L'rcry Stable Of j.
H. Bell II Go.
IA WE are now receiving ono OF the
- largest stock. of Sadlefy, Harness,
Trunks, Saddlcbags, Whips, aud material Tor
the same tina, has ever been brought to tins
place. ,....--..
We offer them very low, and customers can
have ANYTHING made In our line To order, at
short notice, and in the ls'es, style Give us
call and examine the stock.
j. H. EDWARDS CD.
MAY -, 81. No-2' "
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LAW w llCE.

NI J. HALL. tforrsB 81 haze. Marshal
vi. Harrison county. Texas,
WI practice 40 all t'o counties ia winch the
old btm h.r.tiiorc prartlcrt aui iu the Sl-
p-emr and rrdera, eolft. o. Her
Feb II ~ "
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l.&SS'N'.

,INIIE conditional and unconditional cerlh-
i icat. OF 'rhoma, j. Conner. Aud class No
$50, for three hundred and twenty acres oi
land the conditional certificate granted by the
Board Of Land e mmis~icners for Nae"gdo'
chcs county, ON the 27th day OF December
4 D. 1899 and the unconditional reft'hcate
ISSUED by the county court Of cherokee c""h'
,y. on the AIN OF February, 1880. u not
found within the time required by law, shall
apply for duplicate -
J. T. HUNTER
MAY 2, 1887. NOS" w
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GREAK ARRIVAL. OF GOODS
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES :!

fkOM VHE EtSItHN NIVItS !
HAVING bought out the entire stock Of
IN, brother, NJ. Levy, and with late addl-
ilonal arrival Of
Good, from Ncr York and Philadelphia
am prepared to exhibi, a. fine an assortment
Of good, a. can be found in any market th'
SIDE Of the Mississippi
Hoping to add to my stock new addito's
every week 90 pay close attention to the bust
ness, and tina, the quality and price Of my
goods shall always be such as TO recommend
rapid sales, hope to get share OF Tie public
patronage.
Nv stock Of staple Goods can not be sur
passed any where, and III,
Laiiics Fancy Drcss Goods,
which are all of the la'es, patterns and styles,
viii compare with any in this city.
Nv stok of clothing, boots, shoes, hard.
ware fancy groceries etc. etc, h. large, and
hat, and caps Of Shc latest fashion IN the great.
est variety
Come one md al ,ud examine my goods
and prices | know that | AN suit the most
fasidious,
J. LEVY.
April IA, 1887 3m
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LAW ARD.

I VI ClOUGII Nioraey al lar, Mar.
-. shall, HARRISON 60, rrNps
II Office in the tow Of buildings Ea-i OF
the Public Square.
Sept. ), 1852, Oily
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spring and Sunner Clothing,

Tor TlNH HIlI NNFN,
In addition 10 the above. VIZ have small
stock of FAIL and Nia,er goods, consisting of
lsdr, and gru'lcmen'- heavy dress goods, plant
i,,inn cnnis. hlanket-. etc.
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SiDDLES AND BRIDLES.

saddle wallets, earn, sacks, B-u-,el AMI " j.
ton bag, ~tirruP lrather~, birdie iillng, briiie
telns, leather ani web sarringles, gifla.. mar
ting ile- whip,; plantation. divers, and hn
~ WHIPS riding WHIPS cp~hlde-. blind br-
dies. horse aud mule collirs, and ham's
tubs, cedar and painted buckets. brooms, wn.h-
boards ccfc. mill, ani .itcr- An unusually
| lt..,. md ,..n ...l.a.t..A Nm. III
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- MONROE ny ph, Attorney ana ,oH"-
y. settler a. La'r, Marshall, Texas.
Jan. Is lsa3 nls-lv.
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IliAVE removed from Marshall to Austin,
| whef. shall reside Tor two or more years,
ard viii attend to- the .nyeSii gatl9a sad --tiIr-
ment of business Nth the different depart
meut. OF Government, aud the collection II
claims against persons in the 'irintlt d" Nh~
an. EDWARD CLARK.
April, 1855, ~
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NNcNsO\ Al.
NOTICE.
Tur SrAry or lpxAs,

County Of Harrison.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ). Il Ferry,
y Administrator of the estate OF d. u.
" alton, deceased, has flied hi, accounts aud
,on,h.rS With the said estate, and that ssid
accounts and vouchers will he opened nj the
next term of the county court, io be held 10
and for the county # HARRISON, TcNa-, on The
last Monday IN Jane. 1857. Il beng the 20 IA
aay thereof for confederation aud allowance,
when and where all persons Interested may
attend and contest them If they see proper,
Nv order OF .aid Court.
T.. &. BEA/LE\. GIN.
Juue u 81 \o-'' "
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Law ari.

70. LANE, ARornsy at kaie, Marshall,
VI HARRISON county, Texas.
September ID, 1853
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rcrrcr apicc. ginger, candles. soap, ,abaec"
and soda. ani nlfcr ARTICLES tnp namernn. t.
mention We confidently invite The attention
of tn. uuhiir tn upr
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Also a Large Assortment

of Gentlemen. .ilk and cashmere hats hns's
hats, summer ani spring s,y les negro, wool,
and palm leaf hat, etc
-- JfNO.-
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Planters Hotel,

Northeast Corner Of The Pntllc S7aarc.
Marshall. icras.
- THE undersigned having recently
HI: Become proprietor of this Hotel. re-
MA specially Informs hi, friends aud the
public generally that he Is prepared to accom-
moisic all who nay favor him with their pat
rouace The house has been thoroughly rem
oyated and large portion Of The furniture
been newly furnished, His table w,li be ~
sell supplied a, that of any house in Eastern
TeSas. and bis charges moderate.
The stage office Tor all Of the stage lines
running to AMI from Marshall, are KEEP. al this
honse.
JAMES LEE. Proprxsor.
May >, 1857. ~
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LOOK OFT FOR TEE ENGINE.
ca g. a
When you hear me Whistle.
Railroad and Planters Store,
AT rms siGs or The LOCOMOTIVE.
NE are now receiving large Stock of
w Dry Goods, Groceries =, and general stock
staple and EMMcN Goods,
Ready made clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Caps and Bonnei>, Croekery, Hardware,
WOODWARD. and Stationary Double barrel
Guns and Rifles With many other articles too
numerous to mention.
GROCERIES.
4 large assortment, consisting N part AZ fol.
lows sugar. Coffee. Flour. Bacon. Pork, Tea,
Brandy, Whisky Schedam Sehnnpps, Wines,
Pickles, etc etc, embracing everything usually
kept in this line all of which We will sell
Now Cor Cash.
or barter for cotton, corn, fodder, eats &c or
anything tina, msn or bcas, may want,
We will take Misss.ippi money, payable in
New Orleans, River Bank Of Tennesse and
Carolina at par for goods OF groceries at short
profit.
A few corn mills, oat CUTTER. and general
stock of planter. tools on hand. Call and
examine
c. T.. 1IY\SOE 4 co
n T. fashionable Tailor connected with
the house. who warrants To do good work in
the latest STYLE, or no charge.
e. T.. H. & co.
NAV % 81 No--39 II
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Professional Gnr0s.

JOIN MELVILLE t,nsFr, GFoHsr T. NIT.
BARRETT g. HILL,
Attorneys at Lar, MashoH. I,ras.
KryTs Te-Me.srs. Sernmes q nm. New
Orleans, Ia, Gen. J. Pincknry Henderson,
Marshall Texas
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Law Notice.

II II llAN\iE Il ". l. CHALMERS,
l. Austin Trxa-. wi'l intend to an, claim
H. Ice brought before ,hc Commissioner o.
Claims for adjustment
Sept 10. i~J6 ~
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". 4. rARLTON,

Attorney OF Lar, Justin. Teas.
WILL give attention to the sallsciioH Of
w claims 10 western Texas, the lnyesiiga-
ton Of land Titles, procuring patents To land,
aud the prosecution of claims for Head rights
and Bounty lands. WEI practice "a the =
Distinct and supreme Courts ct the State 40
Austin.
" OFfics--in siwrn.oh'' building, No 95,
above Duinn- Drug Store.
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which partially filled with water. Around
one Of the furnaces snow gathered 10 the depth
# three or four inches. formed by tue congela-
ton III the moisture IN the ascending stream of air
from the furnace At the height of few feet
from the floor the M sur seen cangealing
iuto bright crystal, # beautiful form. which
fell in showers to the floor. fhnf- was nearly
a bushel "f -,ow around Of the furnaces, aud
even GA the iron work oil tue register The snow
was pllel up-the AIR rising from tho furnace
through grating Of snow.
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The new Quarterly Review, in sketcl
Bnchnnan's personnel, says.

lhe new l.. s. Senator from Wisconsin is
Judge Doolittle. The Wisconsin Democrat says
La /, "ready, eloquent debater man of
hnchiug integrity aud ofthe highest moral char
acter, coupled with large experience and varied
learning" lie is n Black Republican recruit
lion the democratic party-aparty which has
given to the country II Biiney a Hale, n Chas,,
a lIumn Preston King Blair, and hosts of
othu uogr, wor,hpping enemies of Southern
institutions.
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e.. he general opinion seemed t, be that
TN exercise Of the power Of removal by thu Pre-
-idrut was constitutional under the c.rcumstan-
cos.
The nomination Of Mr.. Spencer Marshal of
Kansas, IN place of Donaldson. also consid-
cd.
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A TERRIBLE controversy has arisen in tho
Presbyterian church ut Wa,hingtonville, Orange
county, Now York, in consequence of the con
greeaton being divided between old and new
school parties: the trustees taking one side and
the elders the other. The Mddeiown Press says
that two divines were announced to preach on
Sunday the 18th ult, at the Same hour-Dr.
lInsay, told school and Rev. A. Seward. (new
school) of Port .Iervs. At ! o'clb the trustees
put DR. llasey in the pulpit, and stationed them
selves on the stairs of the pulpit to prevent Mr..
Seward entering the same. The elders presented
themselves with Mr.. Seward and demanded an
entrance Mr.. Seward attempted to go up, but
prevented by the trustees. lie then protest
ed against the trustees in the name of the elders
and the presby terry, in their attempting to inter
iere with tho spiritual affairs of the church, aud
announced that the Rev Mr.. Peloubet new
school,) would preach the next Sunday ,25th, DIR.
lIalsey then commenced service an at the close
announced that he would preach the next Sun
day. The trustees had a constable in the church
ready Tor any emergency. On Sunday, the 10Th,
similar scenes were enacted.
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On Monday, the l9ih day of january, young
gentleman of New II wen. in company with
iriendentered the church of pr Chaveland,neor
the Iontine building. The atmo> here in the
church very cold but stream of warm air
still rose from the furnaces the evaporators of
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Mr. DoIbcnr nndh his Commercial College.

In the Baton Rouge Advocate, of the 3lst nit,
appears card address to the members Of the
State Legislature by MIR. Dolbear, IN which he
nlIades 1.-THE fact that the bill to incorporate Dol
bcnr's Commercial College had been lost, and
TINT the reason for this that hribc had
been offered tp senator. Mr.. Doibear denies
the charge of bribery, and says hc merely offer
ed Hon. II. ST. Pnul "a fee of 500 rs member Of
the bar. lie adds copy 81 his letter TO that gem
tleman:
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ID, lsJ7.
Hon Henry St Paul Senator, La-Dear sir; l.
yoa get my bill through among the 3r't yon can put
M down for fee of@5o. 1T passed. III, House ana
two reading. OF the senate dYend 81 goH 1t is
NOT possible 10 me to he H9a
Respectfully, RUFUS nOLBEAR