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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14
TIL. LATEST.


INV YuRk. October 81 idyiees from
Kansas state that Govefnor aIker aud
STATION have been Obliged tn leave lie.
compton On account 81 the threats OF the
ultra pro.slsTe-y men.
NV ioRa. Nov. 2.-lhe Democrats
have carried both branches OF the Legi,la'
ture Of New Jersey.
Additional returns make the New York
State election doubtful. The Democrats
clam majority.
The steamship star Of the West ha, ar
rived with two millions of dollars IN gold.
B,trtaoRr. Noy'r The Maryland
elections are progressing quietly. II the
bar rooms in tho city src clostd.
The know NoihiHs' claim the election
OF their entire ticket
BosroS. November 81 = Banks is
elected Governor by large plurality
There Is large republican majority in
both branches OF the Legislature. Caleb
Gushing is returned II the house from
\ewburyport.
DrrRorr, November a-The democrat
ic city ticket ia elected
iori.vIttr. November 1--Tae depo,
Of tho lincis Central railroad at Cairo
was burned on sunday night, with four
freight cars and the engine house Loss,
$500 00O
RtnHoNp. VA, oct 81 Governor
Wise has sen, three thousand muskets to
Baltimore, at the request OF the Governor
of Maryland
The queen Of Madagascar has expelled
an Earopean resident from her donuntou-.
We have nothing later from ludia by
this arrival.
Nnw ioRK, Nov. 3 The Afago, from
Liverpool on the - st uli ha. iust arrived.
She bring. about 1900 900 in specie. Her
dates are anticipated
Louisiana ELECTION -l he Shreveport
South Western say, there can be no doubt
Of the recollection Of Sandidgc from IN n,
District. and the success Of the Democratic
State ticket
The know Nolh.ngs carr.ad tho en'irc
tickle, ia New OIeau. Tho vote small
The picayune reports the election to have
passed or qaie'y.
George Eusti- Jr X. y, was re,slected
to Congress from the j., District by lt'ge
majority. In the - District the contest
between Taylor and Burke, is close and
the result doubtful
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

or Chr ilaaas are dine wia gfaaG-ld. r,qa fora
lals N.n Orleans raprf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

Tnr lvEn.-1he Shreveport South West.
srn Of Wednesdy, say..
The river isri.ing slow 3 Mt ~. point. The
latest accounts report upper Rcd River fo he
also rising Since our last. ihe kenb White.
Belle Creole, southern, and Swan have arrived
from New Orleans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

~ Money, faf .ri-eafiaHa nf FIR '..s o. fI. Re-.
Publican a0iee fa' hs forwarded 'Y mn ~ n',f r,4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

ivrnarkNr - CurT0N ~ sNrfrs ~
INTERESTING irffrtG pN lhh 4i'9ie-
Pa TlfI rElCts OF C0gluN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

For the lrva. Republican.
\ REVIEW or THE gFSOl.U TONS IMAM.
Mul~lN PASSED BN rHf PLANTERS oF
TtNNkS. IA -IiiE 81 "a or PLANTERS
ARE PLANTERS. WHO AtL INDEBTED 10
tHElE FACTORS ~ >rlfED ~ FILLING rP
THEIR COTTON ~ " AkEliui 50. ~ As.
TlLfPAIlON or BETTER PRICES
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14
New Orleans Be fore the Election.

m.RpERuUS roRtY - THE A--AS~lNS ~
WONk TnE PEOPLE AsStll.tD Wlil
PISTOLS KNIVES, AMP >Lt ". Slip -
oNFN MAS kiIl.tD-orhhls DANGEROUS
~ WOUNDED
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

leMlcRATioN asb TaA,tL.- Immigration 10 flowing
ia upon 70. pauiers with lnrec icam-. car1aers apI
all tie iamila nala 81 wealth otle. with smn'lrt
iorces denn to de "a team with half dozen Drmofe
roy checked children lna 'foia the wagon rotrr-
rae daily through Marshall .reliur new h,na- BOZ
'his land # promise These. n N.rif turn. va lo me-
oilicr have dome before thesu nfiir 10 r.rlrrr 500
The States, ~ 80 We're once Won't ie .ty. ah,u thr
agricultural adyaninres n Texas and eniee ihtm 600
'mFlaie and iu irW iror oHf Sa'e wtf %. Glad
win ~ Intelligent, enierrn.ne an inlu.'uoo. popg.
atian Hu, while many are migrating to ilr State
with their fauf"fy othen ARE romng Ia with uore
.sIs,i'iun by stages, IA lrhl Yracles an1 IN lars-
hack These ARE they wla lave ilcf weah IN
money, ofarc seeking employment There j. room and
enough for al. They wl be- treated viih hospital b,
ard tndeers, and cannot hl of .ucee.s lf lhey are
Possessed Of the requisite energy pad cnod aisuars
The icrod : moi ,ery far distant when 2, va 81, 20 he
10 The south, what New iort d iott, Noul 60 rria-
al State, val counties. wealth sath We desire t1
zee her, ard heuce Ne never wish TO sce ibe @.aDr
df,hlr,l.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

.SlcK II HEADAouE.-I have known stLe
s@erest headache to be helped and tbener-
yoAse ,ea.lacLe, cured by'some sympatllisiug
person .fIbbi1g with tie hands from tie top
u the head down and of the shoulders al,
terthe mcsmeric manner. The mostintense
pain Gan. be soothed in few minutes This
-einpR remedy, remembering to carry the
hands further away from the head wliel,,ttfe
dswaaartl pass is. made, THIS will also help
~ Ohio cat,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

JUDGE LEcoNrrE's DMEEScE-Tn n lot
ter from Judge Lcromp,r, dated Jan. 9th,
TO Attorney General Gushing, he saws he
has too much selt-rcSpect to irspoud TO any
in,imation unlavorablc to either lis official
or personal conduct, unless requisite, hv the
President to do so. The amazing ;nforma-
ton that he WAS 70 he removed, ,liSahuscI
him OF the full confidence upon which lie
had rclic,: rs the last security against in
justices, ccl,$nrr. AMI condemnation, with
out hearing, which he wonll no, ask to be
rc'lrcsSrd. Never having felt temptation
TO contribute t" peace Ivy randcring 10 the
popular spirit before the appunlmrnt Of
Gov. Gcarv, he should regard his advent in
the Territory rs n w"',:! cnr>c TO the land.
He accuses Gov. Gcarv OF inisrcpreSemting
tie facts denies that the peace OF Kansas
WAS i'll the slightest degree pcrilrd bv his
official act, and brands us grossly false. the
statement ti.:,t be had refused to release
the free Stat" men on bail. !ic AYERS thai;
he will cc.,-cirulion>ly discharge his duty
uncontrolled Iy the Prc,: Lent Or Gov.
Gcary.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

".\NorIE" FA-moHArL': .AroMrNArIox."
The use of hcil;,dona is now unlluSh-
inwlv advertised to "givr lrillianrv, vivaci-
ily, and the power OF fascination 10 the eye"
The announcement is h"r#ldc,l bv putf a.
bout its use by 'thc ladies' OF Asia"-in
harrms and elsewhere. which argument,
would be as appropriate, with slight geo
graphical alteration. should any cntcrpris-
ing jcwcler scc!; 70 Introduce the wearing of
rings ihrouy!: the nose. The "brillaut eve
being due to i!" influence Of bcl!alona in
contracting the iris. and the enlarged pu.
pil forming greater contrast TO tie white
rs the sclcrotic, while it allowed Il larger
field for the reflection OF light from the lens,
would necessarily require strong light for
the development OF its hrilliancy aud pow els
of fascination. And a strong light, with a
paraizcd iris and m en- largrl pupil. is The
best conceivable way to weaken anI destroy
the dclicatciy hraut;Iu action of the ormai,
Of sight. The brilliant exc w"n!I as surely
DC followed by GilnncSs of sight and blind
ness as the sunlight gives place to the night
shade.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

The Wisconsin Legislature has passed II
bill giving Mr.. Booth, the editor of the
Mi!wa"kic Free !l'norra'. power to rrplcn-
i~h his press, scizy"! by Tie United States
Marshal. This is another step i'll tie prog.
rc,s Of the GariHni slave case.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13
'sEtc state OF &<,sts, Carolina,

1bLcrWc DiMfici-M H. Con,nuuu Pleas.
Amos Clark, Jr, Attachment.
rS. : Mc(iowau 4. Perrin.
James \ I.i.',!.!l. Iin's A;t'rs.
~ lli.hEh:i, !hc rla;r,';if ,ld on the thirty:
W first day a. nc,"l,r, l>:,,:. file his dec
laration a.ai!:st the ncfcndn.,'. who, las it is
said is absent from and without the limits of
this STATE" and las neither wife or attorney
known within the $:.ir,, upon whom Il copy
of t! said declaration ,nul, i,c served tt Is
therefore ordered. ;ha! ll.. sail Defendant do
appear anI plead to thr said declaration, on or
before The i!rs. ,!"y "r %"vcnhcr, which will
be in The Year If our Lord Eighteen Hundred
nini Fiity-:>-vrr, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then BE- given and awarded
against hiM,.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, CT.
Clerks Office, Oct. 50, 1886. u ly
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ClTY DRUG S." ORE.
VIM. HIlVEG, go;
No. III (N"r'h ;>i'!c) ij:snd street, as
AUGUSTA, GA,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, rAi%Ts, Oils, GLASS
PUTTY, vAENl.lEs, ETC.
rEEFrMEEy, HAIR 'nRrsur., eoMrs, TOT.
LET SOAPS, HAIR OILS, r"MADEs, HAIR
DYES, IiDkE EXTRACTS, ETC.
All OF which are ":!trc.! at low prices ior
CASH.
Particular nttc;,tion paid to ~" preparation,
of PiliSlCiAN:,' rEESCRI.'I,;A: u; and The
dispensing Of Family Medicines. lar:.c us
Sortincnt Of frcs!, ai.l Warranted
Garden, Grass md F;cId Seeds.
ss Orders FROM the Country promptly
attended to.
May ., 1856, 5aly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

Gen. james Shield late of the United
:';:.;".. :::'': iow Of Minnesota, is in Wash.
ln.!un.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13
MILLER g. WARREN,


] AVE just trrc"iv"l IL large stock Of FALL
and WINTER lbrY G""iS. Of the latest
importation and most fashionable STYLES, con-
sisting Of
Floumcnd Embroidered I"lord .SILES
Rich Brocadc and Plaid Colorr,i ,SiLKS
Figured and Noirc tuti,u" l;nck do
Rich Flouuccd .NU.SLLN UE LIIjNEiS
Casnmcrrs and Muslin de laincs in great
variety:
B"mbaz;mes Challics .Npacas aad Cohcrcs
French Em;,>h and .l,lcrcan jHIN1S;
llanl,om. Scotch and French EINf;U.i us:
Rich i'rcurh Embroidered rfILL.ikS and
SLEEl,E,S.
Rich Black Lace COLLI RS an.' ELEE'I'ES:
" .lack"nct and swiss B-i iNb.S and
NtINGS;
Intan,s' Embroidered VIZ aud ROBE,S:
Embroidered Mcrin" CLOi rs fur Infants
Real EalcncicnncS, Maltese and Thread
L.lfL:S:
E"vc;r", ilcm-sti,rhci and Embroidered
NDH.S:
Ar>nni"r< Kid aud silk GLOVES;
SI.!rrd:.i stock Of Cents -
Together with rnlic$s variety OF Goods
usually f"n'!I in q lrS Goods store. We will
adj ii,at We have Il l.r:;" stock, anxious TO sell
and will take pleasure in sh"winc them TO oui
friends and customers.
oct. 10, 1856. q en-
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- e -

Tie Joint Committee on tie Conrrrs.
sional Library have selected Alexander Cali
of Virginia The distinguished artist who i,
now IN Florence, to cXrc.ue the order f;.l
the bust Of the late Chief Justice fu.lc,lr,
for the library "i Congress.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

y telegraph line is soon to he cstahli>!,r,
between Raleigh and G"!h>horo." along IL,
linc OF the North Carolina Road.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

john Mitchell will lecture in Macon, Ga.,
Oh til" llth March, Oh "Democrary in
Europr.'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

DR.. James l.. Tyson las resigned the
chair Of Mat"';a Mr'lica and Therapeutics
in 'hc r!.iialr!ll,ia College Of Medicine.
His succo 50: is DIR. Tagg:.rt.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13
Hallowcd Be Thy Name.
List to the dreamy tone that dwr!ls


In rirplin;, way" ur .ithiu.. tree;
Go, hcark"n to thr old church bell,
The whizzing bir'l. the whizzing bee;
Interpret right, anal - willfind
Ills "rowcr au'; glory" they proclaim
The Chimes tlicrrca:ur"S, waters, wiad,
All publish, ''hall"wed be thy name "
The pilgrim journeys till he blccds,,
I" gain the altar of his sres: sst
The hermit pores above his beads,
With zeal that never wancs nor tires
But ho!irSt rite or longest prayer
That soul can yield or wisdom frame,
What hctt T. import can it bear
Than Father. "hallowcd be thy name
The savage kncciin" to the sun,
TO give his thanks or ask boon,
The rapturcS nf the idiot one.
Who laughs to SEC the clear round moon,
The we'll taught S;,in! in Christ ;an lore,
The Moscni rr"s,ratc at his flame
All worship, won Ter, and :, lore.
And end in ''halIowcd be thy name !"
Whai'cr may he lnal.'> faith or creed,
Tiles" precious words comprise it still
W" trace them to He h!""mnl mead
W" hear 'I,ctn IN ;hv i!"win, rili:
On" chorus !.nil- ,h" Great Supreme;
Each varied breathing: is the saline
The Strains uay differ, bat the M.mc
l. 'Fa'hrr liuiiuw,L be .i,v uanlc :"
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TALL ME:;.-in Hnlloch comfy. Ga,
;hcre is said TO reside Il lady who has six
sons, each of whom is six feet four ar,l
three quarter inches. She SAYS the Way
She drew them ont SO, WAS by feeding them
Oh Shanghai chickens.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

The Hon. .I,.re Clemens. Of .!la.. author
q III" m"Hrl '"iicrnar'l Lie" is writing an
either ui'."r th: title Of Alusan. Gray.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13
FIsK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES
SPRING GOODS---1S5G.
}. F. BURCHARD & CO., AUGUSTA, Ga,
Broad St, Opposite Masonic Hall,

Npi;lAG GOODS---lS36.
}. F. BURCHARD & CO., AUGUSTA, ca,
Broad ST., Opposite Masonic Hall,
RE now receiving IN unusually choice
4 rnr:rtv of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are srllir. ut the very lowest pr
CO. l'"ssii!,'. and 10 which the attention of pur-
rhaSrrs Is Very cordially and respectfully inyi-
ted. Their stock embraces the following n
m"iig others, Of fr,,"h ErgiiM and .imrrirnn
productions. par,cnlar attention is asked to
ra:nSii, iurin. ScydouX, Licher IL Co.'S manu-
;;'"'"re of Bnmt"znes ehallies. dcaincS,
l'rr::"S, grenadines. kc. Thirrin Il Mlliard's
black anal c"l"red cialics, margnisc, veil
bcra~". and tissues
!''t : ~ ',tEDS-Stcinlacl koccLlinks
ftrca!<: brllinmtcs, cambrics jaconets, lawns,
":Ga"'!ir; a.d bcr.scS,
-A.so-
Par; black silks, superior qualities
l"ris'rich fancy silks;
F"nrIanI<, very handsome:
6 French AMI English Calicoes of Stein
hach.s ll"sle's Monteiths 4 Norton's;
tasrS OF Ginghanls black and fancy, all prices;
frinted cha'lics and bcrayc delaincs, from low
priced to very rich
American lawns andsmuslins;
- Calicocs, low price and fast colors
UOU,SEfEEPLNG GOODS.
Richardson's Linens, and other makers, a
vcry-tul assortment in all varieties, for shirt
ing, shceting, pillow casing, DO, &c. birds.eye
diaPtgs Scotch ditto, towelling and towels,
Turkish Bath, de-. window drapery, lace and
muslin, &c. DC.
summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys. in
Linen driIlngs, DC, cottonades of all Sorts vest
ingS, spring cassimercs cnsllmerett drab etc, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS
An unrivalcd nssortmentNSf shcctings and
shirtings, brown and blcachcd, from "a to l2-4
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes.
=. - PEANT47ION GOODS.
OF every sort and kind, considered desirable
to.have, by the piece or bale. In addition to
the above, we have the very finest assortment
of collars. Laces and Embroideries in general
to be found probably in the State.
j. F..BURCHARD F. d co.
May.2, 1856. .52.1y
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TIE VICE P""s!nHyT EtLCT.--Th,
1cnn>y!yanan Of Monday morning SAYS
''Mr. l'rcciinrilgc. the Vice President
elect, reached Philadelphia late on Saur-
day evening, and 'akcn ro o,ns at McKil-
hon's Merchants Hotel. Lie is in in fine
health and spirits, aud never looked better.
Everything in 'hc character Of AIr. Breckin-
lidge is calculated to awaken the interest
and excite the enthusiasm Of the people
and we have no doubt our political friends,
andindeed, men Of all parties. will be lap
pv TO make bis acquaintance.
Vice President Brcckinri1ge will remain
at the Merchants Hotel for several days"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

Hon. Charles j. MsDpnaldt 6as wsitter q
letter,to The editors sfllsIs Macon IJoifrnab
y &sMessenger, ~ 5.6iclis eeaipsss sthe. use
Of Hs .paEge i'll connection viii, Tho canvas
for Governor of Georgia. 3. .59 ggsss.sss. -
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SINGULAR FAor, XERy.-fWarringlon'
writes to the Springfield Republican sin
gnlarfslatcncut. He says that the directors
OF bank in the vicinity Of Boston held n
meeting swiflih six months. and chose a
niiteesef their number TO burn lotto
otd andTeltlated bills TO- the .salaount Of
300, ,Oeo. tof COURSE the bills were. burned,
for that .was:il vote Yeaif Is iss.rse,Inarkable
that since the eonfagration, $4,000 Of
same, bills haze been redeemed at The Jaak.
lfthe "pysterys gedliness" isagreat does
not thagof b8bkme bass understanding.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

CHIEF JUsrIcE RurLEDeE.-Tl,c follow
ing paragraph, from the Washington Star,
records tardy act of justice, which has
been frequently and ably urged on the. at
;tsntion Of Congress, and by none more earn.
B !gestiy and ably than by Senator Butler.
p. The Star informs us:
The Joint Committee Oh the Congression-
g Library have esselcctcd Alexander Gait, of
!: :Har9hia the distinguished artist, who is now
IN Forenee, to execute the order for the
bust OF. the late Chief Justice Rutleage for
tie library OF Congress p
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

= How TO Make Coon CuEESE.-Dld
SInr" i, OF addison county, W., WAS
famous for bringing TO market :, better arl-
Gle of cheese than any Of his agricultural
neighbors, which occaSon"d Il merchant to
inquire slow it happened" 81 think can
tell YOU the secret oft" said the squire"
You may have noticed that, when the milk
stands for a while in the pans, there is a
kind ofyello,0 scum that rises Oh :op of it.
Now some women afe so dreadful neat that
they skim all this off; but NY wife ain, SO
per'icI!ar, but stirs it all in together and
ra-aiy, think the cheese all the better for
il p EOStOM Post
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

SAD Occr~wENcE.--Thc Falci"h Reg
ister records a sad affair w!licl, occurred on
Monday evening. in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum Of that place. a quarrel arose be,
| tween two ininates-k keck, from Alamancc
and ll"rre from Randolph--in which the
,, latter was killed toy blows inflicted on Tie
throat. and resulting in congestion of the
luurS
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

:. 10 LikesyNcgroes for Sale.
" T)ERsoNS Wishing to. purchase negroes WI
j. do weilfo cxamin this lot. Among them
is first rate Wagofer, and a good Cook,
Masher and Ironer. For further particulars ap.
ply at this Office. r. -. t.s%&z
4Jan. 1,ylS5G. IS - If.
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a \ + RS
CHERRY FECTORAI,,
For fhr rnrid Cure Of
CGIGlIS. COLDS. kniRSENESS,
BR0XsiEEy't. WH4NPsNi:-(0UGH,
CR0yP. iNi'isil.. AND

I C.s.!S -
THIS remedy has for i-r!f sirh notoricty
from lis Of r.rr variety OF pulmonary disease,
shat it is cmtiI2iv ;n"r Try 20 r'cn'int the eyi-
dcnccS of IT. virtues j.. ;.'y ,'r'riiv where it
has been tmp",ri 80 nj" - Ia. l;;i ot It's
fulncSs, ard numerous t,c ts'~r' uf lis cures,
that almost every scr!,,M e: SIC ri,,l;rv abounds
III persons publicly k&uwH. who hnv" been restored
from alar:nig "t; de-. ,,"a:c diseases of the
lungs by its use. NErn uI.rp tricd lis superiority
every other medicine of lis kind is too appa-
rent L. escape oircr.:ion and where it., virtues
knows. the public !0,@cr hesitate what antidote
to cnp!"v for the distressing and dangerous afcc-
tions of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to climate. Not only i'll formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the mildcr varieties of
COLDS, CorGHS. UOAESESESS. &". and for CRIL-
it is the peasaMtc,t and safest medicine that
can he obtained.
AS it has long been i'll constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more tlian assure the
people its quality is kept mp to the best that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
Al,i.i..iW ~ LYON, Ahbcvillc G. IL,
And 10y every Merchant in the District
IANll.ANh hAltE.\I. IL CO.. Charleston,
Dec. ), in General Agents.
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a SINGULAR FASCINAT!OE.-.Nn English
paper rclaics tn" following unaccounia!!c
occurrence :--"bnr of the most singular in
>;aurc> in co:l:rcli"n with material things
existed in the case Of u vuurr man whc,
not very long ago, visited large iror aan
uEnctory. lie stood opposite larg. nlln
n1rr aud watched with interest its perfect
" regular strokes. At first it was hcainm
immense !,:nl.S OF crimson metal Tito thick
larls sheets ; hn; the supply becoming en-
hanstcd, at length it only descended on tie
polished anvil. Still the voun" lnan gaz'l
intrntlv on lis motion. then lie .o!pwcl lis
stroke with y corresponding" motion Of lis
head, then his left arm moved to the
s;'lnr tame and !il:alv, he deliberately
placed his ii>t upon the anvil and in a Sc
r"nl ii w:,S sm:t!rn to Il jrlv. The only
explanation he could afford Was, tl:at Ii"
felt IN imli..>c 10 do ii. that he knew he
should be disabled, that lie saw all the
consequence i'll II misty l;in'l cf ma:ncr Lu.
that he still felt the power within above
sense ami reason-a mort,!u impulse, in
fact which he snccnmlr,., aud bv which he
los: coed right hand
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

'57IlE Exercises OF his Institution will be
r,s'!"!,i %" TIA" !':r~t Monday in Jamul-
~ u"N'. The government of til" school will
b" rigid, and every effort viii be made To main
taii. a high standard OF morality.
The Scholastic year will i'c divided into
,w" Terms. The first will confluence on the
IL M"n,ar in .:uuarv, and ,'":.,i.uc Twenty
eight weeks: .,. second will lcwiu on the ~
N"'.!ny, in September, and co:,,inuc twelve
N...i.s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13
TERMS OF TUITION.

Recalling, Wriin:-. Spelling 1t Scs. ol Sos.
anl rrillrry Geography. 81! 90 : 4 %
Th" above with Geography.
History, Arli,imrtir, Eng
lis!, Grnintar and Exer-
cis"s in English Corlpo-
siion, 20 90 90
The above with al! the AL
vanccd English l,.nnchca, 23 UO 10 90
The above with Latin and
Greek IS 60 IL 90
students will be received 1T auv time ,lri.
ring The session and will he charged from the
Time they enter until the end Of the Session,
uni'.>; SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT, are made to the
c"l!trarv.
y. {. ELDER, y. i.
Fec 10, 1886 3a-tf
rSS Nhbnvilie Banner will llcasc cnny
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-05-20
enuG p!rpers Beware.

Tie iffstl,ilIs statesman notices
The death IN that VICINITY, recently, VI
ats. dlr, :. Glenn. whn had been
cri N 10 the prime " wcmsuhoj
by h. tn ircc tse vi SNUFF. We hule
ih,sr II "ur lady RAIDERS Wit arr in
tie habit II indulriug ,hcmsrisr, In
he u.r vi this unhealthy article viii
take warhi,g inam The early death VI
'bs unfortunate lady.
We c.'musnd the above 10 our ladv
readers. d ~ srr informed that quite
. large numlW% III them are slicied TO
ihis Disgusting prsc,irv. Al 6rs, W
vruli ut vrvtIt thr report. but. upon
ihyBi ing o. he stores in cur town. w
We aston .I,,i ~ learn hat there arp
10 hes 'hsa 1wsNrN uyg st..s VI
bos'lc nj .,.ur aid every year In Pa.
Wrla. such iu,rmp-ssncr IL enough
10 ruir tie health Vi Every woman in
the EQUITY. Who can tell the smaun,
II b s,tssAe. NJ sickness and Asc,ors'
bills Iha, e~c theiroripin to this filthy
hsbi, u ~''d.rriss."