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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12
H- The Cleveland .Plaindealer fe,

EE The Cleveland PEaindealer feels
sore because Gov. CHASE, in his Thanks.
giving Proclamation, feels in his heart to
"thank God for everything" 1t thanks
God for nothing, and announces its de-
termination to wait for, "Gov. Payne's
Proclamation" before it thanks. Wonder
if the Plaindealer believes there is God
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12

Eg There must be a great moral re-
formation at work in Vermont. Still there
is hope of fusion Democratic majority
there.-I'oledo Commercial.
What-in spite Of the 'great moral re-
formation ?"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12

We have already published list of the
members elect of the Senate. We present
below list of the members elect to the
House of Representatives. The House
will consist of 107 members, viz:
Adams. W. McFerran.
Allen-C. C. Marshall.
Ashland Jacob P. Gown.
Ashtabula- Wm. s. Demiag, d. C. Alien.
Athens-N H. Van Vorhes.
Auglaize-Geo. w. Andrews.
Belmont-Isaae Welsh.
Brown. S. West, ]. T. Richardson.
Butler-Chris. Hughes, Robert Christy.
Carroll-Jason B. Roach.
Champaign-Jona. Cheney.
Clark-A. d. Rodgens.
Clermonl-Tho. Hitch, NJ. s. Pikelhimer.
Clinton-David p Quinn
Columbiaua-JacobA Il. Ane5ler.
Coshocton-C. F. Sangster.
Crawford-John Pittmau.
Cuyahoga-R. C. Parsons, John Wat
son, Il. G. Gardner.
Darke-John L. Winner.
Deleware-Jas. r. Hu5beu.
Erie-7homas C.. Furnald
Fairfeld-R. w. Carlisle, F. w. Bigony.
Fayette-Ro5ert NJ. Briggs.
Franklin-Wm. R. Rankin, H. L. CLANCY.
Galia-Thomas Waugh.
Geauga-Peter Hitchcock.
Greene-M D. Catch.
Guernsey-Hngh Broom, jr, Francis Rea.
Hamil,on-Geo. C. Robson, Patrick Rog-
ers, Hunter Brooke, Aron c. Bagley, Isa-
nc C. Collins, Joseph J. Dobmeyer, James
Satin, Joseph F. Wright.
Hancock-John Westcott.
Hardin and Wyandot-Chester R. Mott.
Harrison-James Day.
Highland. L. Hughes.
Hocking-George johnson.
Holmes-Ei Glasgow.
Huron-C. B. Simmons.
jackson and Vinton-Robert B. Stevenson.
Jeferson-Jas. G.. Auen, " " Worth
ington.
Knox-Wm. Nc Creary, Nm. B. Cor.
Lake-John r. French.
Lawrence-Ralph Leete.
Licking-Wm. b Woods, VIM. Parr.
Logan-W II. West.
Lorain-James Monroe.
Lucas and Fulton-iSamuel A. Raymond.
Madison-Richard Il. Harrisson.
Mahoning-S. w. ellison.
Marion-Richard Wilson.
Medina-James 4. Bel.
Meigs-T. Il. Plants.
Mercer and Van Wert-C. P. Edison.
Miami-lMatthias II. Jones.
Monroe. Williams, ]. M. Stout.
Montgomery-R. ..McEwing, Hen. Morse.
Morgan and Noble-Henry Dawes, Jas.
Moore
Morrow-DaUid Rees.
Muskingum-J. Il. Blair, Lewis Frazee.
Paulding, Defiance and Williams Wma
D. Haymaker.
Perry-Thomas B. Cox.
Pickaway-Peter Rose.
Pikc-Jos. J. Green.
Portage-Cyrus Laughlin.
Preble-MartinF F. Stephens.
Putnam and Henry-W. ]. jackson.
Richland- Alexander Ralston, A. Jenner.
Ross-Joshua Seney.
Sandusky-Thos. P. Finefrock.
Scioto-James B. Ray.
w. Paine.
Shelby-Hugh Thompson.
Stark-Jas. E. Chase, Lewis Slusser.
p. Sperry.
Trumbull-Geo. T. Townsend Geo. W.
HoaUe.
Tuscaraws -Brisben c. Blackburn, Albert
Bates.
Union-J. W. Robson.
Warreu-J. Milton Williams, Ind.
Washington-A. S. Bailey, o. Lewis
Clarke.
D. Odell.
Wood and Ottowa-Erasnaus d. Peck.,
Republicans in italic, A; Locofocos, 81;
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.

Complete returns of the State election
have been received. The vote for Govern
or was 44,764 for Hicks, and S6,160 for
Groome, making Hicks majority 1867.
The Senate will be composed of 5 Ameri-
cans and Democrats, and the House A
Americans and 20 Democrats. Barton,
DEM, is elected Judge of the Court of APP
peals in the 1st District. Three Ameri-
cans and threo Democrats are elected to
Congress.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12

"BENIaHTED AsHrAnuLA." At the
late Court in Ashtabula county, no less
than eight divorces were granted, on the
application of eight badly treated wives.
Shame on such sfellers,"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12

E Before marriage, the man Is very
much struck with the woman, and sfter.
wards, the woman is very much struck by
the msn. DObbs says il is striking piecs
Of business all through.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12

SESTEscED FOR LIrE.-Morgan, alias
Jones, convicted of murder in the second
degree for killing officer Beebe at Colum-
oos, mas been sentenced to the Penitentiary
for life.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12

sLANe.-"Dry upr was an expressive
phrase but the boys IN the streets have found,
. better one. Now they say aSnspsods'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12
VOTE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

-
for In Madison co., instead of Martin Welk-
er, by which the latter looses 924 votes.
The official returns of the vote on the
Constitutional Amendments, have been
counted at the Secretary of States Office,
The total vote cast in the State was 332,-
226, and the affirmative vote necessary to
secure the adoption of each amendment
was 1ee,o64. The following is the vote: !:
Amendment No. 1, for Annual Sessions
Yes, Isl, POP; No, 1880.
No. 2, Change of District Court-Yes,
156,645; No, S0,o3s.
No. 8, for Bank and Individual Taxation
Equal-Yes, 16o,47O; No, 10000.
No. 4, for Corporations 12S, ,229;
No, s5,s7s.
No. 5, for Single Districts l47,-
260; No, s2,657.
The Bank Charter is defeated by large
vote.
1t will thus be seen that although the
amendments to the Constitution received
large majority of the votes cast on them,
yet under the clause of the Constitution
which requires majority of all the cleo
tors voting at the election, they are all de-
feated.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-12
official Vote of Ohio.

The State Journal has the footings of
the official returns of the late election,
which are as follows:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14
Advertisement.
RMS, WUR MS!

or There Is no disease more coni'non among Gu"
dr-n and yet none which Frequently battles the 'A"
II the pl,ys,eian, than worms. They ARE h'shs "s"
mental To the consutu,sosi. and their presence s''N"
he carefully guarded against by parents q" "" VIZ
mantle stations Of sympioms every means .h""'u :"
used 10 esIrll them promptly and thoroughly Mi'"
Ncniuse, prrl~rd by Fleming Brt~. Of fn'sh"'k'
we'll established as tie mo~t certain sass and 'I'~'
remedy ever oferc-i Cor this scubIrscne And dang :
Gus malady and all Who have Tie nssnnse"~"' "
children should keep t,- anahle mse,lic,'s IN "ss
In addition To lis -sti.e. safety, nevsr fails 10 pr
suc- tho desired effect
or Purchasers Will ls csr.fui 10 Ssh i.f pn
MeiANf'> CELEBRATE NTRMif, It, ms"
efsrturei by Fleming brs,, II Pussi'urxh, ~ Z"
other Nsrmfures IN comp@r'-on arr Worthless
MeIanr'. genuine Neuniue-, Also hN se.osse
Liver Pills eau now h~ had At nlf resr~cinh" "'"s
stores, None genuine without til. spna,us~I'i
"a, FLEMING BROS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

world. We were scarcely eneamped on
the River before several OF our stock we're
stolen aud driven across by then.
Ga the morning OF the : st OF Dec. INST,
Major Lane. Mr Ford aud myself aud
two tsams,ers, tsll that rema'nes OF the
~ men that let Fort Graham struck
camp. aud proceeded up tho river, on oar
way to Tneson in Arlxonia, at which place,
we will remain Ill we recruit our forces
for the balance OF the journey. We are
now eueamped at Iou Fillmore IN New
Mexico on THIS side Of the riyer, at which
plsee we will remain for several days. Inc
liver lus, above the town OF Franklin,
rushes through cannon Tor about 'e"
miles. Above that, the valley spreads out,
aud forms fine body OF good lands, WHICH
extends up the river ior 100 miles, hut
without any settlements on this side above
Franklin, to this place. For. Fillmore ! he
celebrated Messi.la Valley lies opposite
thu, place. aud IS only about twelves miles
lop, and three broad, aud i. hardly worth
Ia. discussion that It's possession has elei
ted b, the two coHteud,ng gosctnment'
believe have given you toleiable
lair s,uop.i, of our TIP thus far, aud our
future prospects aod Intentions. and VIII
write YOU toll, when W. get 10 lneaon,
Direc, your letters 10 Franklin, IL Paso
county, IeSas.
am truly your
AFeciiouste son.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14
Situation Wanted.

\ Southern lady, who brings the highest
testimonials Of her moral worth and capr.
city a, aiescher, desires situation. She
has thorough English education, and
understands tie higher aud ornamental
branches. Letters addressed to this office
or to the Jefferson Herald will meet with
prompt attention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

TrHnsaln DsArn.-\n inquest was held
on thursday, Ia tue town Of Lyons, on the
body OF Il Germaa, named Frederic Metz,
who was found frozen to death IN a swamp
lie WAS last seen on the loth OF December,
when be LEI, the farm where he lived to go
to "A neighboring mouse, aud it is supposed
tina, he came to place IN the swamp where
the ice WAS sotten, us It was raining at the
time, aud breaking II, was unable TO extr
cate himself, and so persisted. When found
1t WAS necessary 10 chip the body out in a
large block OF ice with axes, as the recent
cold had frozen to u considerable depth.
His body, from the waist downward, was
below the surface OF the swamp. His
head was bent downward and his hands
clasped IA in common in the attitude OF
prayer. lie was young man without
family, aud is believed to have relatives in
Ohio. Chicago Republican,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14
Nicaragua Meeting 10 New Or,..

.u,., Instance 1, which r,.,I- an
''sres
NJ" US s"''"'s"""'" ""' I'VE" snjss,
asssiled. he history OF The country do.
not peshsps afford ano,h,, in,,..
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"' I'M
wv" "'"'s ms,
nsheu' u" g'H''!"s 10 'e"eet, hows,s,
that President Pierce has but TO live f.,
,e,,, to hear the people OF n. 49,.
Il a.. a. III, WY
''o"' S"s b.
praises.
The following n taken from tho a..
weston News. u conveys the P'th Of ,.,.
ti,nsnts advanced Al = meeting IN New IT,.
leans on the ?Oih inst. The meeting w.,
held in Banks Arcade. at which No,
Edward Kswle prcs'dsd, assisted BY tw.l,.
Wee Presidents. embracing some Of III.
leading men AZ New Orleans. Hon. PIER.
Soule, Buckn~f u. Payne. Col Seymos,
Col. Chr,s.y and ). Henderson, mad. . :.
mort on the subject Of Nicarxsns. h,,n
been appointed = COMMITTEES 10, that ,.,,
pose. The preamble sets forth that the t.,
lrsl American states have combined spaia,,
vssn
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49, L.,
teresi, oil our 'o'efn'"en' Is involved IN the
character l'"Pa'eu 'a'''' W '"e c""'s.t
through The h, pocf''ic"' 'n'efPos''on OF The
Brush iorees s'A''one" Nj 'he NOUN OF HE
san Jaun, VINO, III s'o'o''o" " MI iigh
and OF all neutrality pt'ne'P'e'' A"o IN u'let
contempt oi the ,'s"' ""''" american CIT
d,,tu,bed. the waters OF that river, have
presumed to exe,ci.e n aupe, v,sory police
over taeu movements. restraining them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

or The Dislric+ Count OF tpshur CON
meuees on Monday next Judge Frazer
viii presto. We expect to be IN attend
nnee, and should anything interesting take
place we viii give report Of It through
our columns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

or No late intelligence has been re-,
ceived from Nicaragua. Tho immediate
friends of Walker place no reliance in the
reports Of his discontinue. We doubt no.
he will sustain himself, Notwithstanding the
influences with which ho has TO contend.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

or Our lhaahs are due Mr. J. " Pit.
ken Of Jefferson, Mr. ". l. Tafl.en Of
Austin, aud Nr Thomas Coleman Of Mar
,hall Or late New Otlean. papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

g. Rcns#i!i.r that Democratic Mass
Meeting &. to b. held 10 Marshall on tbe first
Monday IN March, the Gfst day Of Court
in order to appoin, delegates to the Waco
Convention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

Nrw NoWK, Feb. 4 - The steamship
Cahawha arrived at this pof, to day, from
New Ofl.ans, via Havana. The sum OF
SO 900, stolen from the bank OF New VT
leans WAS found 10 the corner ol ohe VI
the saterooms. aud has been delivered 10
the clief of police.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

OF See tho card Of Mr. FpASc.s Iu>
pulrn, on the next page. lie makes SUI
perior furniture.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

Mrs Pewett the edi,ress Of the Yoxoo
American, who is now on a visi, to the
Crescent City, has been presented with
service of silver by some Of her friends aud
admirers, headed by Charles Waterman,
Mayor Of the city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

WnooNsrS--M MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2s.--J
X. Dooittle was 10 .day elected 4 =. Sen>
ator from this State. Dunn. democrat, re-,
ceived 30 votes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

The judiciary committee reported ~
RES OF resolutions for the Impeachment oil
Judge Watrous.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

There is man out Yves. 10 forgetful
Of faces, that his wife is compelled to keep
wafer stuck on the sad OF her nose, that
he may distinguish her from other ladies.
but this does no, prevea, him from making
occasional mistakes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

CT MONEY ioi .ni~eHi iuas. Oh. or du~. ~ rfr T.
p,hlican uiIice fau &c. forwarded boy mail ~ oa' Ht
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

For the year ending March. 1886, the
tax on dogs in England yielded abou, Que
million Of dollars.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

lar synopsis of our TIP thus far, aud our
future prospects aud Intentions. and VIII
write YOU luls when W get To lne@on.
Direc, your letters 70 Franklin, II Paso
comfy, leSas.
am truly your
ANeciiouste son.
W. WARD.
T. Cot " 4 DIV ,pp, Marshall
or We copy the following from the
Clmksylle STANDARD Of the 7lh. 1t preia~
ces an article taken from the State Gazette,
which We published la., week
Iur GuyrRNoR ritr Is TO Br. The
poluca! waters are beginning to seeihe ;
here a bubble, and there another. II the
first. nearly all the expression made, was Ia
favor OF Johnson. This Was not extensive
OF imposing. ba, FOR "a time nothing else
was -s.!. !en csa.c = modes; advocacy
OF the claims of \. Vi. Lewis But now,
there begins to come decided expression
in favor of Kunnels. The State Gazette,
whose first cautious article we PA, upon our
outside. came to US on Tuesday night, with
the following decided declaration Tor DICK.
Then the Galveston News, speaks out, aud
hnallv. We Think it will be found that the
Houston Telegraph nnd the Civilian, both
favor his pretentions.. The Jefferson iier>
aid, and the larshal Republican have pre-
youly stated tt " position IN decided terms
The Qu,msn Ftt. Press, seems also TO
have leaning the same way. What al
dtlonal expression there will be N lavor OF
Col johnson, we do not know bat II is
plain that the representative OF Little Bow
ie, will 20 iutu the Waco Convention, with
a strength dat whoever can beat, can get
the nomination. She presents a candidate
who eau be relied upon for calm judgment,
duness nnd integrity, to any extent. In
SAYING this, we do not intend to underrate
the claims aud capacity OF elther Colonel
Johnson, or Cob A. VI. Lewis, both clever
gentlemen, aud patriots
SrictpE. Mr. Edmond Hodges, an old
and highly esteemed, citix.n OF this county
committed suicide early on the morning ol
thursday last. by shooting Huns u with a
uh. bali \oue OF bis fault, knew OF hs
intention to commit such deed, uutii they
heard his eries tor assistance a snort as
lance ifonf tue house AFTER Inc h'"g OF '"r
gun ana h"o gone 10 h's fe''r'' ne i'eu
about two nous "ite'"Aa' ana remained
apparently Ia 'nl' po's'ss,'" ., ''' '"'u'''e'
10 Tue ''s' ne s'a''" '"'' ne "'. "'',''
'''eu upon '"'' u'ee o. ser Vgst' u0''o' '''
'"tNo '"'' past o'' " ''""t'' "'s 's' "''.
'of "-"'ie'l s'"""s 'o' ,"' S'''s'"' W."
OF ms '"n'l '"'' none u '"Fu' '''' CIV
,''h 'ne s''Sh'eS' cause 'o' """',B ''' NV
bu'"eh I" "'h' me cause o' '"' o'e"
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb las The up uain
OF sunday morning on the Georgia rail-
fond wss within seventeen miles OF Angus
ia. coming H. it net with a very i,ightlul
accident by which about forty passengers
were more or less injured. Amongst those
seriously hurt was Gov Johnson. of leu
have not ~ yet been able to obtain the par
tieulafs.
Second dispalch--Thc roof and three
upper floors Of No Il. Warren block. Tell IN
las, nigh, to the basement door. The
building was full Of wheat, owned by Lew
is Il Allen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

OF II yon don't want 10 he eNtravagant
don't permit yourself. your wife, youf
wifes sister. OF her maiden aunt, to visit the
store OF Messts. STANLrv & NtMuo, JET.
fe,son. Ia moment of oxtraofdlnar,
good nature. we were ouiiced there -,
iiend a." Sam" and the resul, 9as be sold
US u lot OF furniture Ever) thing WAS SO
ohesp and pretty, we couldn't help ii.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

lIoRRlnLs NuapnH.-.-W D. Sterling. y
citizen OF this parish. was shot dead at his
residence, about | | miles east of Homer
on the night OF the 2s'hslt, by sho, gun
10 the hands OF GONE unknown person,
while sitting At the table in the act Of sxt,
lug supper. The charge took effect in his
head JUS, above the temple. on the parlelal
bone making horrible wound aud csnsng
instant death We understand that the
the above facts - fidfbarne Adr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

OF See the Law card Of ". II. I'm.
s,y, on the nc1l, page.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

or II viii be seen from g card on the
neat page, that the law firm Of NIessrs
MosrL,y, ErNNrHs, aud HAIL. has been
dissolved We invite attention to the card
Of Mr.. Han, who continues the praoiice
Of bis profe. sion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

rrv 40 nrpIrpII r,\
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W 1oucuEDy Editor
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MAILS II ALL:
SA1TRDtY .. rfRRi 70. ISL
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comfy requested TO 1855 n advance ~ lIs -a.an
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az Ren,s,;,!..r ;hsi Democratic Mas.
Mee,inp /. 10 b. held To- Marshall on tie first
Monday IN March, the Ar., dty Of Court
-
or Our lhanhs are due Mr.. j. " Pit.
ken Of Jefferson, M,. W. 4. Tnil.an oil
- ul. III. -
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o. Noiice the advertisement, Of Ncssrs.
G.. G. GHrce q Co.
" II VIII be seen from card on the
next page, that the law firm OF Messrs
MOSTLY, BrNNrEs, aud HALL has been
dissolved We invite attention to the card
r,-.e
Of bis profession.
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Ur We lesfn from Mayor HLsNcnr,
Chief Engineer Of TIE Southern Pacific
Ha'lfoad. that for he past week the force
on the road has Increased to between seven
"nd eight hundred hands. The ten miles
VIII be completed ~ the Ioih and all Of
the cross ties furnished Tbs places the
matter beyond cavil. The road, SO Learn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

or Yesterday three siages loaded WITH
pa.songers left this place fof Shreveport
MARSHALL is getting to lie business place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

% The weather wa. quite cold in the
beginning If the week, but fof the last few
days II has been as warm as spriug. We
notice the fruit 'Iees sfe budding.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-14

lliGu PRIcns. sheriff sold on Sat
urday number Of slaves, among whom n
boy, aged - years, brooght $500; a man,
aged q years, Sl605 a man, aged 30
years Sl6l0; u girl. aged years. $1,000,
n grl aged o years. 5000; man, agsd
IS years, $3.50. The terms of sale. QUE
and two years credit South Wessrn.
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o. Notice the advertisement, Of Mcssrs.
G.. G.. GRreu & Co.
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GIVE HIM A TRADE.-lf Education is the
great buckler and shield of human liberty,
well-developed Industry is equally the buck.
er and shield Of individual independence.
Asan unfailing resource through life, give
your son, equal with good honest trade.
Better any trade than none; there is ample
field for the adoption Of every inclination in
this respect. Learned professions, and spe-
culatise employments may fail man, but
an honest handicraft trade, seldom or neve,
If its possessor choose 10 exercise it. net
him feel, too, that honest labor crafts are
honorable and noble. The men Of trades
the real creators Of whatever is most es-
sential to the necessities and welfare Of
mankind--cauuot be dispensed with; they
above all others, in Whatever reputc they
may be held by their fastidious fellows
must work st the oar OF human progress or
all is lost. But few brown handed trade.
workers think of this, or appreciate The real
position and power Of the whole compass.
Give your son trade, no matter what
fortune he may have or may seem likely 20
inherit. Give him trade and an educa-
tion--at any rate trade. With this he
can always 10 indopendent.-Spirit Of the
fgs.
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THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVIS & TRIMMER.
T. %. P. VERNON Associate Editor.

NO-->~JN-S~~-~-%>-~- ~~~~~--O~~-~T~
Price Two DoLLARs per anuum in advance, or
$3.50 AT the end of the year. IL not paid until
after the year expires $500.
Payment viii be considered in advance IL made
within three months.
No Subscription taken for less than six months.
Money may be remtted through postmasters at
our risk.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates, and
contracts mado on reasonable terms
Tho SPARTAN crculates largely over this and
adjoining districts, ona offers admirable medium
to our friends to reach customers.
job work Of all kinds promptly executed.
Blanks, Law and Equity, continually on hand or
printed TO order.
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Censure is willingly indalged, because it
always implies some superiority. Men
please themselves with imagining that they
have made a deeper search. or wider sur.
vey than others, and detected faults which
escape vulgar notice.
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We should often DO ashamed Of our best
actions, il the world knew the real motives
which produced she,n.