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A DEPLoRABLE AFBAIRl-A FREE NzaRo ABDUcrs
AND RLoPEs WITH WHITE GIR1 We learned the
particulars Of an affair which has net only involved
Eorthy family inthe deepest distress, but has ere
ated an intense excitement in BsKab county. Thurs.
day Mr.. Henry Frazer residing seven miles from
smithvile in DoKalb county, came to this city in
search Of a daughter about sfteen years old, who
had been adjusted By free negro, who has eloped
with her, With the Intention Of marrying, or per
haps. prOsitusing her. But after diligeut search,
aided by the police he could hear nothing Of them,
and under the impression that they have attempted
to make their way across the country through KeD>
tuoky, TO Ohio, some other free State he yester-
day, with heavy heart set out to retraee his steps
in the hope that be might learn something in De
KRlb county in relation 10 the course they have
taken.
It appears that Mr.. Frazer hired the negro, who
is known by the name of Jackson Hunt, alias Hi
lard about the first Of the present year to work On
his farm, in which capacity he has continued in
Frszer's employ, and during the time has, in some
way, won The affections of Miss Harriet Frazer,
girl Of fifteen years Of age, yet she managed to con
oesl the fact from hen parents. Hunts mother is
. white woman, though he is dark mulsttO.
II is said this woman limited to neighbor Of Fra
ger month or 50 ago, that her son intended to
slope with Miss Frazer, though when this report
reached the ears Of the young ladys parents, they
seemed to have regarded it as an idle boast. They
had the utmost confidence in their daughter, and
could not believe that she would degrade herself
as to make negro her equal in this manner.
The negro is Represented an ignorant fellow,
with far less shrewdness than is usually possessed
by a mulstto, and Mr.. Frazer thinks his mother
played prominent part in this disgracaful affair.
If SO, she ought to be dealt with in very summary
manner
Mr.. Frazer is represented to us by gentlemen Of
DeKslb county as q man Of respectabiity and
wealth, aud he feels keeny the Disgrace his impru-
dent daughter has brought upon his family.
An advertisement in this mornings paper gives
q description of the parties, and we trust any one
who may know anything Of the whereabouts Of
the fugitives, the course they have taken, will
communicate the fact Immediately to Mr.. Frazer at
smithvile, that be may be enabled to rescue bis
daughter and bring her aOduOtOr to merited punish
.ment.
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Mexican Mustang LinimenI.-From rich and
bond and free all coors grades and conditions life,
hear the need Of praise this wonderful article
Sores healed, pains relieved lives saved valuable animals
useful and untold ills assuse by this great medicine which
surprising the judgment Of What family does not
require standard Eminent, Who heard Of the same effects
produced by other rcel For Cuts Bruises sprans Rheu-
masm Swelling Strained Horses &C. no equal Bearqre
Of tHatORs The genuine Mustang Liniment by al
respectable Druggists and Livery Men every town. parish and
hamlet throughout America Europe and the
Islands Of the Ocean. Buy at once.
BARNES PARK, Pr0pretors, New York
For sale by RAINS & BROWN,
noy25-d&Wlm Nashville.
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Foreign per Africa.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 26-Ameriean securities are
animated and slightly advanced, except railway
shares
Wheat, western red, Is 1Oda6s; Corn, very dull,
quotations ere nominal, 2Ss. Provisions have a
declining tendency. Pork, dull, all qusliiies slight
ly declined Lard, duh, 5Ss54s Holders are press
ing the on market; TallOw, frmer; Sugar dull.
all qualities slightly declined; Coffee, firm Rice
steady; ROsin, As lda4s I'd Spirits Of Turpentine,
40a4ls
LOsDoN -Breadstuffs steady; Iron, Welsh rail.
free on board 60 l0sse6 los; Welsh bar, e6 5sa
&c los; Sugar, dun, with slight decline; Coffee
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SELLING orr
SELLING OPT
All COST!
SELLING Off!



AT COST!
SELLING OFT!
At COST!!!!
10 CLOSE BUSINESS,
at CIlrToy, ALBRIGHT & Co.'s No Is Cedar Street
Gail and examine for yourselves the greatest in
ducemsnts ever offered to cash purchaser We are
fully determined 10 close out our entire stock prime
Eastern cost prior to the first day of January next.
Merchants wishing to replenish their stock will
find it greatly to their advantage to examine eur
prices. To those wishing to embark in the Clothing
Business, will dispose Of the entire stock, good
will and fixtures on the most favorable and satisfac
tory terms.
All persons knowing themselves indebted, will
confer favor by making early payments. Those
having claims will present them for settlement.
NOv25dtJanl59.
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Nervousness weakness of any kTnd.s.
If any readers troubled with Nervousness Weakness
Of any kind, they should bottle Buhaves Holland
Bters, We have tried it. AID it confidently
amedcns giving almost instantaneous Esoositor.
nov2l-dtY&wIw
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en- rFcsd fer the reeamston Of The poor easlagsd
factory boys Of ihs rib whe 2 Sou b FOR Ire
Dom and friends Ny i'iie tiack slave. Lee who
brought she little fel oF- 70 M door, would dJubt
less 6ud some underground railroad for their escape
should Danger threaten.
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The Fayetteville Obssrrer says: cat no time
since we have known Fayetteville, have buildings
for residences been more needed than now. We
know Of several persons who are DESTROYS Of movin
to town, but can get houses to 60 into. Others,
we understand, will have to 60 to the country, to
live, in all probability, as so far, they have been
unable to secure houses in this place for the ensuing
year" The approach of the railroad seems to be
causing Fayetteville to look up" We like to see
these evidences of prosperity all over the State.
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HOME CIRCLE The December No. Of this inter
esiing periodical is on table, filed with choice
and able articles, rapidly winning its way public
favor and usefulness. Price 81 in advance. Ad-
dress J. B. MoFERRIN, Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
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The Fayetteville Journal of the 25th says: awe
lake pleasure in noticing the appointment of our
young friend and fellow townsman James Fulton,
Esq, as purser in the Navy. In making this ap-
pointment the President could not have done better,
as Mr. Fulton has all the elements to make faith
full and popular public officer. Success till ye,
jamie, where e FER ye 60"
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,
BR VANS
PULW ONIC AFER

The most certain and speedy remedy dscorered for all
Diseases Of the chest and Lungs, Cougfs, Colds, Astb
Htd, LOHSUm JtiOR, Bronchitis, Influenza,
H0dTSeHeSs Difficult breathing, Sore
ThTOIt, DO, DC, dc.
THESE WATERS give the instantaneous and perfect
when psrsevered with according to directions fail
effect rsp lasting Thousands have been restored
perfect health who have tried other in vain. To all
classes and all constitutions they equally blessing and cure
need despair matter how long the disease have
existed however may be provided the organic sruc
Of the vital organs hOpey decayed Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
To VoCALTs PUsIo SPzLKUs, these Waters peculiarly
valuable they will in day the most service OccaOna
hoarsenes and their regular for few days will at all times
increase the power and hx Of the voice. greatly improving
tone compass aud cearness for which purpose they
ularly used by many professional voealists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Pries IS cents per box, For sale BY
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WAHsIEGToN, Nov. ga large number of Mezi-
cans residing in Sonora have entered into league
to revolutonize the State with view Of annexation
to the United States.
The report that the Secretary of State has de-
manded an explanation from the Spanish Minister
concerning the Spanish armed force against Next
co, is incorrect, although Cass and the a minister
had private interview thereon.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-The troting match yes
terday between Flora Temple and Render, mile
heats beat three in fEe won BY Reiadesr in con-
sequence Of foul driving Of Flora Temple
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The Lebanon Herald Of the 25th says: "Large
drOves of mules hogs and turkeys have passed
through this place within the last few days. The
mules and hogs probably destined for the South;
but the turkeys will probably make halt at theCity
Of Rocks. Our Nashville friends will have good
time of it about Christmas"
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UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR-NEGRO KIILED.-The Leb-
anon Herald of the 25h says: Gan unfortunate
difficulty occurred at the residence Of Capt. A.
Newsom on Saturday last which resulted in
the death Of George, a free negro in the en-
ployment Of BIr n The facts inthe case, so far
as We have been able to gather them, are shout as
follows George and snothernegro living with Capt
NewsOm got into fight, during which George threw
him down and commenced beating him. The Cap
tain went out to seperate them. George, who had
been drinking pretty freely, was a little uumanagc-
able and the Captain had to throw him down and
hold him while sEhsn he let him up George struck
him, knocking him to his knees; as he recovered,
George made an attempt to strike him again, when
little of the Captain, tout IA years old, pre-
scented pistol at George and fired. The ball enter,
ed his right side and out the left probably
passing through both lungs. George fell and eK-
pired in about an hour. The Captain and his scn
came TO town Monday, and appeared before Esq Sy-
pert who held them TO bail in the Of 81 900 for
their appearance at the next term of the Court.
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OYsrERs.-WesseI& Thompson, Union street, are
in receipt of large supply Of the wel-knOwn Bali
timore Cove Oysters. These oysters are excellent
and are considered by many the best kink ever
brought to this market They are selling them
.l,o
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 The balance in the Treas.
ury on Monday was S6.O60,OOO Receipts S447,-
600; Drafts paid Sl,17500O; Drafts issued 81 $50,
900; being reduction Of 100000.
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Mr.. WM. MoGHEE, the telegraph operator at Co.
lum0ia, in attempting to fix the broken wire near
Mt. Pleasant, fell from pole he had climbed, and
severely fractured his thigh few days ago.
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The clerk Of the sunken steamer Fulton City fur
nishes list Of the persons lost, among whom we
notice the name Of TIN DoEAHUE, from Ireland,
bound for Canton Post Office in This State
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Acciden,to Gen. pnsr.

New YORK, Nov, 26.-During the military pro-
cession yesterday, General Paez's horse slipped,
crushing the Generals leg. He intends to leave
Saturday, but Inflammation is feared.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 26-The House concurred
with the Senate by vote Of 81, against As, in the
resolution declaring the election of Bright and Fitch
illegal, unconstitutional and void.
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JEo. YORK & Co. have received Fr&nk Leslies pa
per this week. Among the engraviDgs is q map Of
the Grand Overland Route to California.
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A brass band has been organized in Columbia.
The MSTorsays something of the kindhs been great.
" needed for long time.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. % All the rivers are falling
The Missouri is reported gOrgsd above St Josephs
The Upper Mississippi is stationary and clear of ice
st Dubuque with feet water on the bar
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CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. 18th -GsnT Miramon has
arrived.
The Liberals occupied Ssoatos Zulosga is levy
ing contributions for the repair of Notifications.
The Liberals are successful
Juares republishes his proclamation against Zuo-
lOga
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R. E. THOMPSON, Esq, has resigned the Office Of
Mayor Of Lebanon.
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Destructive Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Two dwellings we're de-
stroyed on Prtania street, and a child burnt to
death
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sickness in AFricn.

BOsToE, Nov. Pa letter from Goree on III,
Western coast Of Africa, October 18th, says mucI
sickness prevailed there.
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Arrived.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 26.-The Steamer Tennessee
with Vera Cruz dates of the 2lss has arrived.
Three Spanish and two French war vessels are an
chOred at Sacra6cio. Admiral Renaud is daily ex-
pec'ed; also, the rest of the French Squadron.
Genl Tregos surrendered Perote on the 10th,
being reduced to starvation. The remnant Of the
troops arrived at Vera Cruz
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SALE OF LAND.
DY virtue Of decree Cbancsry Court At Gaatn at
% its last term, shall The fst Monday in De-
cember next at The Court Houss door, Gal.
latin, expose to sale
At Public Auction,
One Of the most valuable tracts Of Land The county Of SUMNER
containing about
416 ACRES.
Said tract Of Land beautifully situated lying about miles
from the Town Of Gaatn Immediately upon rst rats Turn
pike road, and within 800 900 yards Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, (nOW hnEhed from this place Eashye and
known the OdOm Tract
Upon said Land are failing Springs excellent
water One Hundred and Fifty OF aid being we'll
tmbered and set in Blue Grass aOring fine pasurags
any in the country, and the balance high Of cultivation
Said tract Of Land viii be Sed whole, divided
tracts to suit purchasers. Also, at the time place.
valuable
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE
Situated Main street. In the Of Galan short distance
from the Square, known the Dr. NeWsOm property
has on II good Dwelling, containing Rooms Kitchen
smoke house, first Stable and Carriaghouse other
necessary OuthOuses No Brick Office with rOoE together
with large yard and Garden, and is altogether
desirable residences in the Town OF Gallatin.
Trims SALE-One-third Cash, the balance in and
years for endorsed interest," and lien eaed
Said Land and House and Lot viii be shown any dss
ng 70 purchase, Application, in Gallatin 70
LEONIDAS BAKER, Commissioner
Gaatin, Tenn, Sept. 25-sep29-3m
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q NASHVILLE RAILROAD,

10
Freight Notice.
LII Freight VIII Be forwarded BY the morning train and must
~ delivered the Station House, between the hours o.
10 A. NJ after that time viii be manigssng
for that day, and there is convenience for storing
Freight for intermediates points between Nashville and Gaan
must te prepaid at ths station
octE-t II. FAGNTLERoY, Agsat
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Nd the various Affections consequent upon disordered
~ STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion, Aci6ity Of
the Stomach, COiicEy Palms. Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, De
pcndeDcy, C0sveuess, Blind Bleeding Piles
vOus, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections it has in
instances proved highly beneficial and in others Effected de-
cded cure.
This purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly sci
entfc principles after The Of the celebrated Holland
Professor B5gave- Because Of its great in Of the
European States, its introduction into the United States In
tended especially Tor those Of ferald scattered here
and there the face Of the mt- country Meeting With
great among then, Oerit the American public,
knowing tat its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knoWledged
particularly recommended TO those persons whose con
tuon may have become impaired by the continuous Of
dent sprs other forms Of dissipation. Generally nstana
in elect it finds It's way directly to the seat Of life thrill
ling and quickenng raising the dropping spirit
and, in fact, nfusng health and ygor in the system
NOTCEWhoever expects to find this beverage will be dis
appointed but to the sick weak and low SPIRITED will prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard againt pur
chasing. persuade anything else until
given BoerhaEe HOLLAND Piers fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior to al these ma
ions.
NJ Sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS, BY the sole
Proprietors, - - =
BENZ PAGE JEIs a CO.,
Manaa urng Pharmaceutsts and Chemists PittbuTg, Pa.
soldtn ashvie by EWin Pendleton Co., ". ". Berry
DemOsile Dr.. A. Roscoe, Jo G. Brown, Demovlle Bell
G. W. Hendershot Dr. 7. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co., Beech
Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the State
mas '5S-dr6ZWlyins.
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NHE undersigned receipt Of their second purchase
Of Fail and Winter Goods, emnraeinE many
styles Of rich and elegant Dress Goods; style silks ROBE
DJupe Robe ALaEe Sci French Mantla ShaEls constantly
expEess-Bomehng Double Width French Cashmere
hll goods Lake Shore Coatng Cassmeres and ess f s
descriptions handsome line o. snail figured Prints &C.
We have hand large stock Of BrusSsls Carngs to
which invite the afnfon o. buyers We haTssds eon
able additions % stock q Ready Clothing which
OEsrng low 70 he da Ths ahoYs goods were ughs oE and
Merchants earnestly Invited examination
RoYs-d&ER u&BT MORAN = 90.
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JOHN Xo.lA = CO., No. IS pnion ssrsss.
Longfslloss NsE Fosas
The c'uri-hig q liIiss stsndih and o,ssr P.s,...
Isabeils Oraina Author q Bszs-ies csasi
a Historical NoEslai &c Eifs.lsl csussr5.
Hon. faonas T. Marshali, % Keuiusiy
Speeches Aaa ErifinyI, sau'pisis 10 oss-,i--,,
Clus1y'a Political Text Book
o.. Eneyeiopsds o. Politics.
ne Irus and he Beautiful IN Nature All, Mora Esau
b. John RasEin, A. NJ
Memories Of Daniel Tsppan stoddar By J. B. rhouou n
FsraOn Grove or Hearts a. fhsy ars. A Novel.
Bioaas and Brunette; or The Godlamits Arcade
Peasant Lie in Germany, By Miss A. c. Iohp-,,.
Kemp on Landscaps Gardening. nsvfa
MAGAZINES ron DEOEmBER.
aODET's LEDY's BOOK
GRAHAh'S MAGAZINE
PETERSON 3 MAGAZuH.
last Received By
,s JOIN YORK CO.
No.'s Unou 5sr1st-
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LELLYETT & SMITH,
VOS. 10 IND y SOU7H KAREET SZREEZ
Importers OF and Dealersin
Fine Brandies and Wines, Ehiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
% We beg leave to call the attention Of orr 90
49, friends ana the trade generally, 70 our large
80 and we'll selected stock q the aioys articles
iust received, embracing in part:
BranSies.
sarzsrac. uslO0 Alex. ssgnst.s;
951sd' D5R1y' very ans United Society PrOpriesOrI;
With many other brands.
Clarst, (svery graded Madeira;
PORT do do Champagne, Every kne:l
Old Sherry; Pure imp. Malaga
TObaecOs.
Adam, No. / Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale DO Potter;
CT wills; Corner Stone;
RichsrdsOn; J " North:
Tyreana; DeRosa:
Beverly Peaches and Cream Twist;
Johns Twist; Silver FLAKE;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; Ianghorns & Arm=tead.
olaiborns 4 Taiiassrro; Pine Apple;
And many others.
Cigars.
Estrela; La Esarlatta;
Columbia; Importsd Iond,es.
EStrells Primer; La savsdora;
Intro de Oroni Imported Soiace;
Coneho Regarai DO Nssserods;
La Silva; do Principe;
La Prueha, Imp 40 TzbueoS
La suiza, do La Hieueus
La Diana, de Gift
Embracing every grade.
oct2 LEEEVET A SMITH.
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HA8PERss MAGAZINE for Norenber-
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOE Novsnher
A4MERSON 4 PUTNAM's MAGAZINE fr Nor-nh.-
Le3ies Magazine o. Faahion sor NoFsnlber
9odey's Ladys Boob for Novsmser.
5rahana's Magazine for November.
Retsrson's Magazine FIR Novsubsr.
E0Fo'i'ST Ioesali JOIN 1ORK = GO.
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MACGREGOR q BANKHEAD,
GENERAL COmmIssION MERCHANTS,
rs CarOndeIet Street,
New OFIean


lanes BANKHEAD CO.. EashvIs, Tennessee VII 1naks
- cash advances Cotton Tobacco, and other PRones ship
PED 70 the above house. lOct5-f
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A. RTVA q CO.
hIRE j importers Of Pure Winea from France spain.
II 1fays and Hungary, BFandles, Olive on Vermcen ETC.
No u, South College street, Nashville. Tenn
Hungarian Wines.
ZINE assortment Of the hest brsns lust rceivsd and lar
"A nleat aug-5 A. RIVA 4 Cos.
White Wines
UsCATEL, sanerne, ETC., very choice article for sum
" msr drinks, toE ale By sug-5 A. RIFA Z Co
French Wines.
TDURE, choice Old Clarsts, for sale at
III aug5 A. RIVA & CsG
Champagne
REACH and Hungarian Champagne, Of rst ehoics also
IL Wine Lemonade spakling and sweet Just received At
aug-S Al RTVt a Co..
South College street, Nashville, Tenn.
RATES ON PRODUCE PROM
Nash willie TO Memphis.
Cotton Cotton Per Bale Bale sass
Corn do do : 81
Tobacco In hhds. per 100 IS. a.
The above special rates Produce take eject on and after s
date Wheat Corn and Flour charged local rates IN s
shipped In car loads Wheat Bushels Corn hnsheis
and Flour % barrels per car. CHAS- ". Anderson,
angW sP General Agent
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ON TUESDAY, Nov 6, 1855 the premises, at halEpast
o'clock p will have public sale Of lots in Hard
ing's beautiful Addition to Nashville.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
f R. GLAsCoCK. AUG. ~ Cherry street.
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AZ Cost for thirty days toI Close call
Paris Flowers. PIumes,
HOOPS, SKIRTS AND CLOAKs.
n1snVILLE LUmHER TATtn.

CIOFFhh.a-a - 49, - e p, p ., q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-04

EE Queen Victoria, when she recent
ly visited Leeds was the guest of the May
or of that city, who gave up his house to
her and spent flo, 900 to entertain her.
The hosts lady was not allowed to dine
with her or allowed TO see her. The May
a neighbor, when he was commanded to
dine with the Queen, but the lady was not
admitted to her own house to sit at her
own table. The Queen after she returned
home, sent bracelet to Mrs. Fairbairn,
but the noblc-spiritcd woman refused &c
accept it, Good for the Lady Mayoress
of Leeds.