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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11
NzETN0-Hs
TA''- " s.l Martha } Attachment.

IhOs- ". Martin, D
rs. Attachment
V. Mcdaniel
TNHE plaintiff having sued ont an attach
Il ment against the estate Of the defendant,
returnable before me on the 28th Of Septern-
Der, 1883 and the same having been returned
by L. c. Blair, d. Sheriff, &c., levied on real
estate as the property OF the dsfendan:-It Is.
therefore, ordered that further Proceedings
thereon be STAYED until the Seth day CT
April, 1859, and that publication he made
by four weekly insertions of copy Of this Or
Ger in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER. q Eewspa-
per published in the town of Fayetteville
notifying said defendant to appear Oh said 3Oth
day of April, 1859. and defend if he chooses
WIN. n. HICKS, j. p.
Oct. 2S I958--4t
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DESCRrPTrOH.

Nelson is Is to 20 years of age, about 5 feet
6 inches high, has one or two scars on his face.
and had on when he broke Jail, heavy, bushy
hairs blacksmith by trade, and wiz weish
from 80 to 140 lbs.
JAMES P. BURKE
Fayetteville, Tenn, une 4, 1S57-tf
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Chaneery Sale Of House AID Lot.

IN pursuance of decree of the Chancerv
Il Court of Lincoln county, Tenn, made at
the August term, 1858. in the case of J II.
McGrew VS.. Tucker, Russell and others.
will offer for sale. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the courthouse door in the
town of Fayetteville. on Monday, the
9Th day Of Decesaoer. 1883. brick
STORE HOUSE AND LOT in the town Of
Fayetteville, situated on the northeast corner
of the Public Square, now occupied By ". &
r. Petty, and is the same conveyed to B. l..
Russell by James i. Thomson. SAID house
and lot will be sold for CASH.
L. FARQUHARSON,
Oct e, 1S58--4t. CH. & IT,
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$50 Reward |!

pROKE jail in the county of Lincoln, o..
D about December last, my Negro "a
Man, NELSON. will give SIS re- -
ward for the apprehension Of said Nelson in
the county of Lincoln, and $50 If caught ont
of the county of Lincoln-in either case, said
Nelson to be delivered to me, or lodged ia
Lincoln county Jail.
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TNCHANCERY.


]. P. D. Roseborough I
and wife
rs. October Rules, 1853
Thomas K. Warren and
others
4 Rules holden at the Office Of tie Clerk
IA and Master, on the first Monday in o.
tober. lS58-0n motion Of complainants by
counsel, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master. that defendants, John
E. Warren, Elizabeth Stephens, William War
rem, Thomas J. Payne and wife Marcy PAYNE,
are nou-residents Of the State Of Tennessee
1t is, therefore, ordered that publication be
made in the FAYETTEvlLLE 0BsEEyER, q news
paper Published in the town of Fayetteville.
for four weeks in succession. Commanding said
defendants to be and appear at or before the
next term Of the Cnancery Court, to be holden
for the county Of lincoln. at the courthouse
in the town Of Fayetteville, on the fourth
Monday In February next. and plead,
answer, or demur 70 cornplainanIs' BILL other
wise the same viii be taken for confessed, a. 4
set down for hearing - paTte as to them.
R. FARQUHARSON.
Oct %, 1851 OK. & II.
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have rep rte'i TO day sales of 400 bags
MO ooHoe al NY and Of 3U bags good do llai.c
n,n NAMED but The supply Of this description here
the views For low grades tic Ike, i. dub and
ne.vy. We qoe Rio at oaloe for far iiaiitc for good
laacc per III The stock here ncla ling the cArsoe.
FLOUR-fhe Flour market the last day or two has
There were safes after Change Saturday
hi. morning sales Of $500 btis d. also at o. % per
Dbl at which figure this description cl sed For Ha~
than here has been for past these
wfe M as firm There vas sale after Change Sat,
Ing 100 bbls do sold 81 6i per Ther.
there buyers Change at over Is "a snd this may
be quoted as the closing rate to-day for these We
and We quote Civ Mill. Corn Me. befnss a. a 20 r hi
There were sales Saturday Of bbs nzure
GRAM" heat was in good supply this morning but tho
than on Saturday Tho
OF when was sold At ~ liza, =. for To fair red 81 y
al 10 Tor good to 81 os Is for white, 81
gal 10 for medium tair do 81 35a IS for good prime
vi aud 81 20 lot en- Ice do Corn was also in far dem ni
WIS little lower than SATURDAY There about L..
white and s6aes, Tor yellow We quote Rye day 7oaac
for MARY land and -as5e for penns There
well sustained There We're ahou, rece,ved the
greater part OF hich sold 37aiOc
and and 4a46c for Old and 4a46c
for old Penns. ivana.
MoLAssE>- There is nothing doing Molassc. but tho
market for 1t i steady at the following viz 1905 for
clayed Cuoa aa3c for Muscovsd do 32a35c for English la
land 31a4c for Porto Rico. and 50c for New Orleans
pKovIsIONS-rh Provision marke, is quiet and there
Ia less buyaac cf feeling the trade than
days since For Bacoa there lttis inquiry ut tho
only sale we heard of on Change ~ hhds
deis at tc which lisa decline of on Saturdays price Ia
con Side. may be- quoted 9as,c and tor Bacon Hams
at from Oa3c. Bulk Meat steady Shout
ders and ~ 'c for Sides and Hams
selling Mess Pork selling St7 So Prime do els and
hump do s3 50 per bbi and Beef S4a6 for
Mess and I'll 2,3 per Dbl for No Il and Lard nc H.
for Western In bb.s and ties
SALT-Sat fair demand. but there
cia activity In Liverpool is selling lots
Alum o. p for Mashas fine AMI q 40 per
tons do and Turks Island l6al7c aoat and 2c
bushel fro.'
SEEDS-''ov erseed Is In b. demand and the market
for IL hrnler in There a Change
urday OF 800 bushels prime Glove lot 81
to-day sales rs 100 bushels do in lots
same figure We quote Timothy Seed at - 50 aud FAscgd
at q ao,l 10 per bnsh,l
SUGARS ars very quiet and the market tor them
Ia certainly weaker than II days since There has
beer nothing of done them to-day The
tati which however altogether nominal s
follows viz: e. 15a9 80 prime New Orleans,
g 5Da9 30 tor fair prime Porto kco q for fair
prime cuba and S7a IS for inferior good refining Cuoa and
English Island
VIII >Kf.-whi,ky is dull City is held tod,yat 26aa6ic
and Ohio at &c gallon but there buyers AT tLrse
figures
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Extension Of the Atlantic Telegraph Ca
hla

We understand that the French Government
have granted to the Atlantic Telegraph Company
the exclusive right for fifty years to land ,elcgrap PHI
cables on the islands Of Miquelon. which lie be-
tween Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, in direc-
tion about thirty miles southwest from the latter
and about 2Oo miles distant from Sydney. n. s.
Having secured the right. the Company propose
to run cable from Piacentia Bay, n. f.. to SL
Pierre, the chief French fish depot of the Island
and thence to point near Sydney. Cape Breton.
\. 5. BY this means the two French l>cnds will
be thrown into tclegraphic communication with
Europe. while the Company will get rid ct the
necessity Of keeping in repair some four or FIVE
hundred miles Of land running across Newfound-
land and Cape Breton. through regions where
there are no inhabitants except few scattered
Indians. and no roads other than those which
have been constructed by the Telegraph Company
at its own. expense. In according this liberal
grant. the French Government doubtless had in
view the advantages it must confer upon its I'M
mense fishing interests which centre at St. Pierre
and which will thus be brought into daily
| and almost instantaneous communication with
| France.-N. y. Times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
Phiindciplin Cattle Narkea-Aux. 2I.

The Cattle market usual tas oil the year
tnues du There little dem and for Beet Cattle
and prices evidcn y downward tendency The
veis nxious dispose OF their slack the pasture
throughout the W' has necone greatly Injured by The grass
hoPpers The cattle exhibited to-day OF Inferior
quay Sheep have met comparatively active inquiry but
prices Show material those
week. Cows iu limited requ, st, but the
changed The ST., OF Beef Cae offered to-day very
large thu offerings Al the two having amounted TO
y 9D head Al Naric IL Avenue Drove Yard the market
presented u aspect Al tins yard there 1879 dis .se
o at the tii Cho quality 'Ja, prima
IS az o Fair ss- n Ordinary 81 1ja-; Common st ia
20, Inferior 81 100 pei cwt.
The frngs sheep reached 6CO0 head which slight
decrease the OF last Tine sales ef
iecied al val per heal. rquai 1" Iaoc Tor d. esssd
The Cow market withuat change The offerings at
Wardeis amount To 2U head, hch sold Abe
lug rates tns quaiiy Mich Cows 94ualJ, second
siUah5 hind S2-aH; Ord,nsr. s25a2s. Dry Si3aa.
The arr and sales ut PHI Hip. Union Drove Yard for the
week amounted to 3i Hogs which sold a: toin S6a?
ioO lbs net. according qualify The arrival, show
of about 2OO0 mead the receipts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

MAN LIVING AFTER BLOWN" OFT PORTION OF
MS BR,i>s.-On Saturday, the 18th inst, man
named Brown, native of Memphis. Tenn, fruit
lessiy sought for work ut Lagrange, Mo-, and
growing dependent. undertook pend his troubles
10y shooting out his brains with pistol. Obtain
ing the weapon, he placed the muzzlc 10 his head
and discharged the contents into his brain. Upon
examination by competent surgeon, it
ccrtained that the ball passed through the skull
between the eyes, and lodged in the back Of the
head. Part OF the brain scattered over the
front of the hat.
The St Louis Democrat says the most singular
feature 81 the affair is. that Mr. Brown is in rap
Id way towards recovery. On Thursday he was
able to sit up in bed and converse iutclligcntly
with all who called upon him. There is no doubt
Of the tru,huiness Of the statement aud the case
is one Of those wundp full instances that are occa-
sionally recorded where parties have recovered
from the effect of wounds in those parts Of the sys
TEN which, under almost any circumstances, it
has been considered certain and immediate death
to disturb. The affair mas excited the earnest at
tention of the medical profession.
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LSNCg7ssyE
FEM tOf.I ,EGE,

FENH EXERCISES OF tins I,ituion will he resumed
second Mon with greatly increased
iacit rs fr the accommodate I'll bo.h boarding day
riis, ldt1r horngh instruction sudy
iaini.,5 complete female education.
FACILITY.
REV, SAdCEl X. COX, President; Professor of Mental
and NJ oral Science, and oi History.
,.YrUKGus IL MATHEWS. a. NJ Professor Of Latin Ian.
Ruagc and Literature.
r.. BLANKEAsHlr, Graduate OF Va NJ Inst. Professor
ath, mates.
ADoLPHg SARroRI, L. D, Prof s3or Of Modern Lam
G
six q. +. BozzAoraA Professor q Music.
Miss MANY =. LtFPt. Miss A H. EDDY, Mrs. NJ. J. Town
ri Instructors II Primary Studies
Mss y &. COLE Teach ornamental branches
Board inciui lights and
II enhance. rm of t. SO Tuition IN English
$40 Tuition in Latin Greek. the Mo.
Languages $40 Instruction the Piano Guitar,
S2i instrument 81; Use OF Furniture 3.
half the board aud uition invariably required in al
either in cash approved Each hoarer Will
he furnish her sheets towels pillow cases and
table napkins, anu silver spoon.
p Caa,g containing further particulars may be oh
taurd the Book OF Messrs
rayheN Christian aud H. c. Vico,; application to the
President SaMI K COX, President
- dSct5sep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

MARSHAL PELIssIER-IIcnry j. Raymond, Esq.
Editor Of the New York Times, who is at this time
in England in his last letter to his paper gives the
subioined sketch Of the veteran warrior Pelissier
The next day We went on to Warwick and al
most the first person We saw was the Duke of Ma
LAKorF-the old veteran PELIssIER-whom Mr..
w. at once recognized from having very often
seen him in Paris lie was making the tour Of
England. quietly. generally in fact well as form.
incoynifo. and without retinue or show of any
kind. He was walking about the streets. with
two young men-his secretaries, | belieye-look-
ing about him. and starting at everything, very
very much a. ordinary mortals do upon sight
seeing excursion. He came afterwards into the
Warwick Arms, and ordered bread cheese and
lear for lunch, strolel with the rest ofus through
| warwick Castle; hurried everybody; walked to the
kailway-Station. and was whirled away, having
! dome Warwick very much after the manner Of a
six weeks tourist. He is Short reasonably stout
has short grey hair. and short grey moustache
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE
DkIy- We BUSINESSMEN OF LYNCHBrRG. -ftSa
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
p9- NOW IS THE TIME. -G5s

To the Citizens Of LynchbUg and the Public:
A LPERSoNs, IN ANY BUSINESS, wishing to advcr
"A se in Of The following lslcrs tor which am agent
lOK ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED SrATESD
win please cal On me "i ihe ''Virx'nin"" OlHcr,
UP STAIRS where they vii. lind all times ready
wait on them isusless anything Of the advantages
Of advertising il acknowledged fact that LIBERAL
ADVERTISING Is THE ROAD 10 WEALTH:
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol.
BROW IOW' : KNOXVILLE Tenn.' WHIG.
NINDICATOR. Joncsborough Tenn.
aa szi1f slAN Lenins,onv.
H HiaaiSHaS. ,AS'nsdon.v.
n SENncKAT. LiSer'y,vA.
s SALEM REGISTER I; saem,ya
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence .Graysonco Va
VAnheY Vino, ; FncAs'li.v.
M MEsTEpN sT.R HERALD Chris, .u.Surr, vs..
W WyTsEyILE I r,EIFEsoRAPH wythevle Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monrt county, Va
REGISTER. Dnnvie Va
THE SOUTH WEST, Pearisburg, Giles county Va
Persons wishing TO advertise In of the above will
hnd 10 THEIR INTEnfsT fu call the office Of
Lynchbure Vrginsn Up STAIRS, where will be
made and advert sefn-nts FoRw aEDED WITHOUT DELAY
E will also and forward advertising airy paper
In the United States. A. WADDILi.
March l9-ts Foreman virginian once
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An American Church in Paris.

4 Paris correspondent Of the New York FIX
press, under date of August 9th, thus writes:
Paris is crowded with Americans. They are
also literally sprnkled all over the Continent
Last sabbath attended worship at the new Anne
rican Chapel. 1t is beautiful building, and will
seat some three hundred people. Pleasant indeed
it to such gathering of our countrymcn
for religious worship in the midst of so much
practical intidclity and sabbath breaking. Rev.
Mr.. Seeey il spoken Of most cordially by all par
,es; and as the Chapel is union of all evangeli-
cal denominations. it is regarded an emnently
successiul experiment.
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motives. by different roads 10 their place of rem
devious. II should Do observed that this last ex-
| pc Iition over ground which the sun had never
before reflected European shadow THE course Of
| Marco Polo was further north and here these
| in1eiatigale travellers stulied the direction and
| geological formation Of mountain systems, of
which next TO nothing had been known previous
! ly.
The PERM ssion to visit Nepaul having OF hast
been received By Hermann Schlagintwet, he in
! 1851, directed his steps in that direction. It was
hero that the celebrated Gaourichankn tthe "Mount
| Everest 81 Col Waugh was measured by him.
| a. also the Yassa and Maiehipoutcha, designated
| indefinitely formerly ms the Dhavaagiri, or the
| Snowy Range--at time considered the lofticst
mountains IN the universe. Robert, meanwhile
descended into Scindc from the Punaub, aud from
thence proceeded to Bombay, via Hutch and Gux-
crat he more particularly examined the renew ned
Salt Range. and Investigated the mutations which
have taken place i'll the course Of the principal
PM aube-c rivers since the far days of Indian in
vasion by Philips warlke SOM" he then Travelled
to Ceylon. where he remained for short time
Adolphus Schlngintwet had resumed his labors
by levisting the north, with Caboul and the Him
alayn-, and VAS expected 10 return to Europe at
the close Of the past year. Tho almost virgin
charms oil unexplored Central Asia would appear,
however, to have held forth inducements for the
bold aid missing traveller too nlluring to be re-
sisted, and he must have gone forward upon his
P''hI"s enterprise, ihstead OF re'racns MS loot
steps-wc regret to say, perhaps to return.
The partial discoveries of his brothers in those
VIII regions, IN all probability, tempted him on
ward IN the endeavor To conclude what they had
s. hopefully commenced.
In conclusion we will observe. that the impor-
tanf in'estieaiions OF the Messrs. Schagintwclt
possess considerable weight in strengthening tho
theory ot ii near connection between the iso-nag-
netic lines around the globe Tor those indicative Of
clnni magnetic intensity with the iso-thcrnic
lines beneath the SOIL. or those indicative OF par
NY OF temPcraturoo OF the earth For this purpose,
the brothers schlagintwet made use of the geo
thermometer or subterranean therm"mei'r' the
bulb OF the instrument being at al times lowered
t" tn" depth OF nearly six and half English feet,
or two meters, below the surface The Messrs.
ScIaSint"cii nav" also contriyed To bestow con-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

The nomination Of GERRrr Sx irn, for Governor
of New York, by the Radical .iboli,ionists. does
not meet with much fav or. The press Of
all parties Is down the move ment. Gerrit will
probably receive three or four unired votes, all
told
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

Gss. CAHrnELL, it is said, vii ! soon be recalled
from the Consulate to London and Mr. JOHNSON.
Of the cdit"ss Of the Wash ington in,on, mp
pointed in his plscc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

covered which Dantruf and other di
al the Hir. Toe following
Is from gentleman wrn known in this shout
at,ty every one that "os>tks EssE>cE BAY LtAvEs"
Is What rreeWl> for
asses OF the Hair Every reriicate give Is
known ana most reliable sources:
PtTEhsuUHG Aug 18th, 1857.
Col I, II. KUs>fNDetr Your ssence
Of Bay Leaves tor the daudruf ond with
hon three socs rif"cng complete
consideration OF which unhcstatngy recommend ii
IN the highest tHAS. Is ARNDl.D.
y THIS valuable article is for sale hoesae retail
by Aiessrs W. A. sIRO THEIR a co. and JOHN H. SEAY
DRUGGISTS OF thu, city sept 3d8cts
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nA- NORvELL HOUSE. -ssa

TUNHIS w ELL KNOW n HOUSE open for The recep
tim of the public. having been THOROUGHLY kkSofA'
TED and prepared tor the accommodation OF its guests IN
style equal any other public the country II Will
be = FIRST CLASS house and nothing else. OMNibrSES
andCARR1AGES will he in radness ut ttc depo's
of the different railroads passengers to and ro Tue
House.
share OF the public patronage respectfully solicited
aug 9iAef WIN. II KENNEDY, Aoent
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;orc o dark frock -coat. with light trousers, and
I'd prompt manner. erect carriage. and "A
apid. precise walk. which could only bslong To u
ailitary man.
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RMS FOR A SESSION or TEN MONTHS.


REFE..EECES-kt. Rev. Win Meade, - u Rev J.
Grammar, Rev }. Clarke, HALIFAX. Rev o. w. Dame, Dan
willie; itev. Is WIucr, ID - Ph'a; Rev. J. Cooke Han
ltcv. IL WnodNrIi.r. - ID kcv T. Miuntgcrpe ID. d.
Richnond J. ". CoObs lI chbnrp Kew a y. fbzard
Ch.stcrbei Rtg H. SuHeic.iew, Charles City; Rev. n.
Oktsnn ID H.. Sorfhk e.. t.Ibsou, Petersburg Col f.
Fonta ne, Esq u r. Haiwi, tsl + S,oAe, Esd Ri.h
mond; Dr y Green, Danviic; II Dnard Esq, Frank
Mm Or Harsiun Jas NJ SIN ill., Henry; II z Lefe.
boz Isichmonh :. II. E,u anr cd
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s,CMOOI. FOR YOUNG LADIES

; 7 e. TT,
ihc Rev. w T.. WEBB, A M late Richmond, Va hSvng
cGanecd his residence Cam he'll tuul thouse viii
the exercises of his hou Monday September 9TH The
stniy will comprise that OF most approved
schools either North Souh Thor ughness in every
partmcn Will be s,cciily de In aidt coicg
education many years the advertiser has
pains by rs"na!y visiting within the last few
approved Institutions country,
dure into his system ali tina: Is really desirable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

II Kesi1t"ct. M ar Tn Lynthbare College At h n"
good Garden, well supplied with vegetables ".
The Lot contains II acres and has good well Of Wa 2l
ter On il Also, Stable ini Cirila,c II with all
convenient pntiituses pnss immediately App
To llnk q. .3tI OAKLAND SLAUGHTEk a. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

The Great Eastern" ship. according to the
last accounts from Europe, seems TO be in bad
way The stockholders are tr.'inzto raise money
on mortgage to finish her. and in the event Of fail
ure. she is ~ Be put up and sole at auction. The
Great Eastern" is too large an costly ship to
he successful a speculation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

well pause to consider whether ito acquire Cuba
b % great desiderstum after all.
Thus il appears that upon critical examination
Of their prste.eio.s TO the favor Of the South
they prove 70 b - vague rs tho
"baselsse fabric II . vision" With professions
Of peculiar concern for Southern interests forever
upon their lips, they gradually permitting tho
South to lose her comparative political power in
the confederacy more and more every year. We
respectfully suggest to the Democracy that this
game is about played ont" They ha sc already
under such professions. seduccd a suf cient num-
Der Of Wings from their old associat ons, to give
them secure majority in nearly every Southern
State. Let them remain satisfied wi tn ths--and
not continue TO commit these daily violations of
conscience. by affecting a seal for SO u,hern rights
and Southern interests. which all the facts Of his
tory prove to Be totally unfounded.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times states that overture. will soon be
made TO the President by Souu fern Democratic
politicians. to cease the warfare upon Douglas in
Illinois. with = view TO n conso daton If the diff.
ferent wings Of the Democracy Of tina, Stn,e-and
that these overtures will DO acos pied.
The Great Eastern" ship. according to the
last accounts from Europe seems TO be in bad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

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