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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
REMOYAL.

FAN and Winter Goods for Sale.
Gt curry q BROTHER have removed
~ to their new store in the Odd Fellows
Hall, facing the northwest cornerof the Court
House square, aud opened their large stock of
Fall and Winter Goods Of Every De-
sCription aud Style.
.-ALso-
CaFpeting, Rugs, Hardware and Cutlery,
and every article that can be called for
in a Variety Store.
We hope by strict attention to business
to.receivea due share of public patronage.
@. curry & BROTHER.
Jan. 81.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER G0oDsl
q, - Loeb. Brother & ca.

Loeb, Brother & Co.
lave just resolved from New York a
= = new and well selected stock Of
SPRING r SUMNER GOODS.
such as Embroideries Of all kinds, MusIins
Bareges, Ginghams. Calcoes, &C.
Also-a large lot Of Clothing. Hats, Caps
asHp Shoes and Boots. and everything else IN
Z ythiSEne .sIhey also keep on hand Fami-
ly Groceries Hardware. Crockery & Tin
Ware all Of which they will sell al as low prI-
ces as can be bought Tor at any other esiab-
lishment
Givethem call and examine their stock a
gcods, l.efore purchasing elsewhere, and you
wiD find that they srlLchpap.
Woodvie March 3 1858.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
FUR NIT b!
The Largest Establishment in the South.
Nos. III and 173 Canal st,
NEW LEANS.
% ALL NEW STOCK. -
THE UNDERSIGNED having opened a
4 large and splendid assortment of
New Southern Furniture.

Ga0W sSOuCueGu uGu1CuTes
Is prepared to supply the Trade
and Families on the most liber-
al terms. This being the only
new stock in the city, purchasers will find il to
their advantage to call and examine the
goods and learn the prices before purchasing
elsewhere. VIII Keep constantly on hand
Marble, Sofa, and Centre Tables.
Extension tables, of mahogany walnut and
oak. and Of all sises rosewood and mahogany
worn and card tables; dressing tables, walnut
and cherry dining tables, oak, mahogany and
rosewood sideboards; bureaus. of walnut rose
wood and mahogany. Armoirs, wash-stands,
bedsteads, parlor chairs, rockers. etegeres.
secretaries and bookcases; oak and walnut
Office chairs, dining-room chairs, chldren's
chairs aud rockers, mahogany and walnut tea
poys and light stands &C., &c.
Hair, Mess, and Spring Mattresses.
Looking-glasses and mating, rosewood and
mahogany parioF sets; together with every
thing usually found in a Furniture Ware
house.
~ This is an entirely new Establishment,
and no old Stock on hand. Purchasers will
find il greatly TO their interest to give this
Store a call before buying elsewhere as the
Proprietor is confident that he can offer them
newer styles ofthe most fashionable Furniture,
more substantially made. and al greater bar
gains than any other house in the city.
CHARLES A. STEWART.
New Orleans, Jan. 1858-1y
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
JOHN s. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Pearl st. over he Telegraph Office
Nalchez, Feb. g 1858.
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry
CAREFULLY REPAIRED.

ME undersigned respectfully IN ~
4 forms the citizens Of WoodviIle ". q
and its vicinity, that he has permanently 10.
Gated himself IN the store adjoining the Post
Office, and is now prepared to repair every
description Of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in
the most scientific manner.
JN0. L. DAVIS.
N. B. Every description Of Watch Glasses
kept on hand. lid.
Jan. 1851
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
Timer, Copper Smith and Brasier


WNHANKFUL for past patronage bestowed
n upon him. the undersigned would inform
. he public generally. that he continues the
above business in all its various branches. at
his old stand in Pascos new Building, on
Main street. and railways prepared to execute
every order in the above line, with which he
may be favored. Orders from the country
will be promptly attendedlo
~ Persons wishing Cowines' Patent Re-
volving-top Force Pump. also, Chain Pumps,
can procure them BY applying to the under
signed. who will. also. i desired put them up.
r. The undersigned is now prepared, IN
connection with the above business, for the
constructing Of lightning Rods All those
wishing lightning rods put up, would do uel
70 give bin call.
N. PRESTON.
Woodville, Jan 1s58-1y
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
TO vie RUBLlC.

TO TIE bUbLIUe
NNHE Subscribers have purchased NEW
HOUSE. to which they intend removing
their stock Of Merchandise; previous to which
they will sell AT COST the entire stock of
Winter Goods, consisting Of every variety in
their line Kerseys, Linseys Blankets, Rus.
sets, and general assortment Of Plantation
Supplies, can now be laid in for next winter
at rates never before offered in this market.
Bayou Sara, March 8, 1858.
CHAS. HOFFMAN q co.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
Confectionary store removed.

Confectionery Store Removed.
HAVING purchased the store house Of
II Capt VIM. II. RowLEY, and removed
my effects into it, take pleasure in inviting
my old friends and customers to call and see
me. intend to keep a supply Of everything
in the confectionery line. Customers will
always be served with the very bestiu Wood
vile. Jan IL 28-tfl G. A. STIERLIN.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
HOME MANDATORY.
WAGONS. Carts. PIaughs. a.. Made.

Wagons, Carts. PlOughs, &C., Made.
HOLM RICHARDSON begs
- leave to return his thanks for
past iavors, and would respectfully Gs
INFORM his friends and the public generally, that
he has moved to the new building lately erect
ed ny him on Main street, directly west OF the
Masonic Hall, and having taken Mr.. August
Elgos, most excellent wagon maker 10 part
nership with him, they are now prepared at
the shortest notice, to make all kinds OF Wagons
and Carts, with wood or iron axels; also,
Wheel -barows, Flows, Sweeps, &C., ali war
rantoM
They have, also, in connection with =
the above business. their
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
where they have II frst-rate Smith, whocannot
be beat in shooting horses and who will do up,
in guod style, all orders in his line ofbusiness
The patronage Of old customers and the pub
lie in general, is most respectfully soliriicd.
JOHN RICHARDSON
AUGUST ELGOS.
Woodville, Jan. 20, 1858. 20 1Y
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

General ReceiUing, Forwarding and Commas
sion Merchants, Fort adams, Mss.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens
~ of Wilkinson and adjoining counties,
that having bought out Messrs W.0 Rodney
4 Bro, they will take possession Of the stand
now occupied BY them, on the LIST day Of Jan
uary next. 1859, wIe~ tsseyswill open a~large
and well selected stock Of goods suited to tile
wants Of the country. Particular attention
will also be paid to the storing and forwarding
Of freight and cotton. july 81, 1s5s-ly.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
Carpet Ware-Rooms.

I2A. ...... Canal Street ......,. .l2R
NEW ORLEANS.
IF D. CAMERON & co. offer for sale at
greatly reduced prices a complete assort-
mept Of all descriptions Of Carpeting:
Velvet Wilton and BRUSSELS CarpeliuQ.
3-ply Ingram and Venetian do
Stair BRUSSELS and Venetian do
Floor Oh Cloth,
8 feet to "a feet wide, BY 90 feet long, which
we cut to measure
Curtain Goods.
Broeaiee, Silk and Wool. and Woisled Da.
mask, Lace and Muslin Curtains. Cornices,
Pins, Cords, rassels, &c, together With trans.
parent Window Blinds, Table and Piano Co
Fefs, DC. dec l5.3m "a
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25


Leaves On Saiiviay he 28ih Of 8aesiss. 85s.
fEfHE splendid steamer COT ~
DEN dfEr WIZ. Mcconns.
Naqlel, Gin the place oflhe slesmeF Bella Don.
M, y will mmence her regular rips as above
-lsasing New 0rleuns every Saturday even.
ing al o'clock for DonaId-onpile. BAYOU Con.
Ia. Plaqoenline, Baton Rnuoe, PORT Hudson.
Wa'eflo0. BAyau Sara, pointe C0upee. Nor.
ganza, runica. Wllhamspor, Red River land
ing. Fart Adams and an Intermediate land
ings-feturning will leave Bayou Sara every
"Wednesday on the arrival Of the cars IRON
Woodflie.
~ Particular attention paid 10 the receiv.
ing ana landing Of passengers and way freight
atal hours Of the day and night.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or
to HOLMES & CLAUSS. Agents
l6, Tchpopitoulas street, N. o.
Aug a. 1853 an
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

Notice.
THERE win be a called meeting Of the
Il Board Of Police Of Wilkinson county, to
be held on MONDAY, the soth of August,
for the purpose ofappointing Inspectors of the
Election at the different precincts.
By order Of the President:
w. GILDART,
aug17, SO. S.2w Clerk.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
TO me EaaIesT

NHE public and friends Of G. curry & Bro.
TIER are informed that Mr. Solomon Gu
~ is now and has been in the City for several
days, selecting and Purchasing the most beau
tfui articles for Ladies' use suitable for sum.
mer dress--porions of which have already ar
rived. A choice stock has been selected, and
they invite customers to call and examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Our
prices are in accordance with the times, and
our stock is a select one of the first quality.
We have also on hand all kinds Of Ciolh
ing for Gentlemen, such as Goats, Pantaloons
Vests, Shoes and Boots, Hats, Caps, Shirts,
&C., &c In fact we keep constantly on hand,
aud intend always to keep, full supply of
Ladies' and Gentlemens wearing apparel.
CHARLES curry & BRO.
Woodville, June 30, 1858. 4s-lf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
CONFECTIONERY and YarletY Sore.

Confectionery and Variety Store.
MICHEAL LOEB lakes pleasure ia in-
1NAiofmtng his friends and the public of the
fact that he has just received at his old stand
a lot offresh CONTEMPORARIES, groceries, DC, &c.
The most important fact, however, is that all
articles in his line--a portion Of which are
enumerated below--will be sold at MODERATE
PRICES. and for CASH ONLY.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Barley, Maccaroni,.
Vefiiceli, Buckwheat Crackers, Soda,
SaIeratus, Yeast Powders, Orange
Flower Water, GeIatine Washing
Soda Soap, Castillo do. Starch,
Spices, Lobsters, Salmons lin
canister, Sardines,
Ketchups,
Pickles, Oapers,
Strashourgh Goose Liver
Brandy Fruits, FIR sh Fruits, Spanish Olives
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
F. R. pAnnoek.s .... IHQs ". DROWN.
FRED. Il. PADDOCK q co.,
Druggists q Apothecaries,
WooDvIILE, MISS
1DEArERs IN

OEhLEhC 4N
Drugs, Medicines C Chemicals, Paints. OILS,
Brushes, Glass mare. Regfumeru. Fancy
ARTICLES, Books, Stationery, de-, dc.
re- Physicians prescriptions compounded
with accuracy aud dispatch. juy7l
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
new ORLEANS UNITED STATES MAIL lime

NEW ORLEANS UNITED STATES MAIL lime.
rfA THE splendid passenger steam
= = boat Laurel Till. |. HoopRn
Master will leave Bayou Sara every Monday
and Thursday after the arrival Of the West
Felicana Rail Road Cars, and returning will
leave New Orleans every Sunday morning al
0 o'clock and every Wednesday evening at
5 o'clock.
rIM TIE still more splendid Steam
boat Capitol, v. B. BARANco
Master will run in conjunction with the
Laurel Hill, leaving New Orleans every Mon
day evening at o'clock, and every Friday
morning, at 10 o'clock, for Morganza. On
return trip to New Orleans, viii leave Bayou
Sara every Tuesday aud Saturday after the
arrival Of the cars.
The Capitol and Laurel Hill will take no
Coast freight below DonaldsonviIle.
re- Persons having business with either Of
these boats will apply on board OF to
J. A. COTTON, No. !. Tchoupitoulas st,
New Orleans.
November II, 1851. No. 20--tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
r. R. PADDOCK & co..

r, Il, thUUUCk Y CU,,
DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES,
BosroE Row. !. WoOdville. Mss.
WOULD respscleslIx.ilpE..Esluslb friend,
~ and the public generally, that they
have opened 10 WoodvilIe, Miss, anestabish
ment where they intend carrying on the
Drug & Medicine Business
in all its various branches, aud respectfully so
loit share Of the patronage Of the citizen,
and those of the surrounding country.
Their stock consists of large and we'll Sc.
lecied lot Of
PURE DRDGS- & CHEMICALS
ofFrencli, English and American manufacture
all Of the very pUrest and finest quality; as
also an accompanied ~ .ganuias s.s,.,lay
Patent Medicines
Of the day; pure WINES & LIQUORS, Sc
lected with care, expressly for Medical purpo
SEES; Paints, Oils, aud Glass Ware; Medicine
Chests for plantations; together with large
and fine assortment Of
PERFUMEsR,YI. g. FANCY. GOODS
Lubin's, Rimmell's and Pinaud's French Ex.
tracts for the handkerchief; Toilet Vinegar
Fancy Toilet Soaps; Preparations for the Skin,
Hair, DC; Combs, Brushes, Dressing Gases,
Stationery Goods, DC; aud a.variely Of other
articles too numerous to mention.
Every article usually found IN Drug Store
will be kept constantly on band and offered
for sale at lowest rates. Orders for Plantations,
Physicians and Families promptly and care
fully filed
Physicians Prescriptions and Family Reel
pes accurately compounded at all hours.
Their special attention will be constantly
given to The business, and they hope to meril
tue confidence Of all who may favor then
with their patronage.
FIR. PADDOCK & co.
July %, 1853 If.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

TIE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
Youth and M atusrfty.
Just Published, Grabs, The 25fb Thousand
4 FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
"A TREATMENT. without Medicine, Of
Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness, Noesor-
nal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay Of tile System, Tmpotency,
and Impediments 10 Marriage generally, by
B. DE LANEY, a. d.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the impfudence and
solitude Of youth, may be easily removed
without medicine, is in this small tract. clearly
demonstrated ansl the entirely new and high
" successful treatment, as adopted ny the au-
thor. fully explained, bv means If whieh every
one Is enabled to cure himself perfectly and at
the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all
adpertiasd noalrums Of the day
Sent % any address, gratis and post free 10
a scaled envelope By remiiting Two postage
samps 10 Or. DE LANEY, i Lisnenard
street, Ne@ York. March 10, le5s-1y
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
LAW PARTNERSHIP SIN

REATTY q ROWLEY, Poinie Coupee.
- practice 10 Pointe Coupee, West Felici-
ana, ConeOrda and the Tenth Jadicial Dis
trict. ai5tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25

RUSSETS, SHOES AND BOOTS.
RO CASES Of Oak Tan Russets, house
W servants and mems black brogans,
mud boots &C.. all Of the best quality, just re-
ceived in store, and for sale by
may -, NJ SIMON & co.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1858-08-25
SUMMER GOODS.

July %, 1858. II
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hot WORK IN IlL,NQ.a

Tine progress # ,be canvass tc.v se-
D0@iS aai ldseaiS !. aiehly iBteecstir4,-
anl amusing 10 ouaslIesS, wha sit ais,.
laiS upaa tae me.ce % safe d.st4ae,.
h0tsiAs is reapia- tie penalty d. b.,
Weak detection irom the D,inoc.a,i
.4AA>. .ul wh.lc NC feel that !, IS anlv
what Ia 4cs sves. we cannot Withhold.
onE Aniratlou u bis plgck and drawer,
VIII LIS o.s and rsux4utl both p.telirs.
iu.o hAn, h stands up 70 il right Z. earu..
~. AM gc,Hrl4s blow for slew with "a
heggi'rss tAat il really wonderful II
ia had ua, lost TAI res sect and con- .dt ne.
Il .as Fart vi tn Democratic pa..f
wl.gl tn awful defeat he would wish III.
On Ais SLACK Republican enemies WAR.
s''.ss.s are exchanged As the battle WAKES
Ap;ts;. ,.lA.." infamous liar "l,Al
faiscA,ga,' v.l.ia. Sooand.cl.' thee.
ara sous p. lae expressions which ial.
from the lips f.ss; one AID then ..oilcs
g. tao contestants ia,aac.l propose.
t. csslw lie Ia auwa the 'hrrat 81 Doe.
l-A ara l'orG.sss says tls, 3Axa;li.
saeNs the Statement. Was tu1ine WHEN b..
maize i. a.d tlAl the miserable, craven.
hearted wretch would SOONER have bot.
ears ca; uf than use tia! language i.
ms presence where could call bin. l..
account such are the gentle so,irsceics
which the opponents IN lAnsis are asint.
each other. and t. IAsoplc cheer
aud app!aad iiss. nc Apcaker aud then
the other iust As they wosld cheer anil
applaud the hits u two clowns at =
q nssus - ri.lnan,} Sal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
AGE o. TREES.

The longevity uf IT 5 IS an interest.
ing stady VIII, some trees I've oily
a iow years. rapidly attaining their
growth anl rapidly dccaying. Ike tic
peach-trc, others, an tbs contrary Aate
a longevity cxcetliAg the age 4 naH.
and >tuc >FocNa oallivo in@py ..aera-
tons Z j. well known that the ago u
a tree g. c3ifceily indicated ~ the mum
Der et wA3i eifcl ~ rage isCat .;. The
l.m@ lA.a rR- beating tac growth p.
= wear Au here sIHja.u several re-
markablr example, ascerlAiucI by the
above frlc, III tradition AID history
quoted tran nrD and llic.
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college plain PIG feet tin height In the Ohi'
valley, the Rcd Maple ieer Rsbyszs and
tAc ~ycamr re-, FtaiaraG ocsldsHfais) a..
tain T. great dimensions 4 specimen
Of the former, in Indiana, measured Ii
feet IN diameter; of the latter, 20 feet,
Bat silshings considered. III. u,cnev~i
'rce q the world is the segae'a gsysn'rs.
called lbe caliiornis Pine, Of the sscvs-
'nento Valley and Maiipusa Que, which
had faller, measured 81 scv. in diameter.
and 3G3 fee, IN length Among .hgse ye,
standing are some q s;ill greater d..
rnensiona. as beautiful in form as the,.
ars sublime In height. the growth ms Is
timoieI " the woolcirtlcsl y. N r.
dina 5000 years --- C.s.iaal..s
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THOMAS 1xFTg2ScE

va "fiitiHtA was u puNllc P!glrsi9f 9!
h's belief ia the CHRISTIAN reiig ion. H.
al. his most .rpJr,snt early STATE paper,
sgch "a r summary View Of the lugi,s
%, British America, his portion as the De-
iaJllIaa made b. Congress o., lie cause
.! t..k4ug up aims, the Declaration 81
Independence, tho dfaf, oi Csaslta.ia4l
iog Virginia, etc. thers are "a 1re ar les
p .aiei rccoZn.tt.4s I'd. God aii PgQv
dsnce. /. bis '9.y inaugural addresses ~
II. .9e1t " IT, United States cnI II
many Il -..s animal messages. he nakss
the sa'ae rccaEmilun--el0,hes them ef.
several 1Cca+iaas N the n u explicit
lsuggl x --suastah'iaily svaa.4 tsr e.
g.; his iaith - b. tAe cd Of seve!a.ien
--tlrelaFes hts belief in the efficacy ii
prayer, AMI the duty VI aseriyilOl. Il
praise - the author q all rlereies-ar,,
spcsks 81 the Christian religion az pro-
ias'-5 !. his country AS a benign rel.g.sa
erinc'HN thu favor e Heaven.
IL .A Ais Wishes been consulted. tho
'ymo ID borne "a 'ur national seal WON'T
4sTe contained rIbiic pgofes laa .r CHRIS
t.a.nly as Esta
ln1fs j. nothing IN his writings. ue ii
the HISTORY 81 lis life, 70 show ina: g.,
url,f. declaration. wer.. i,,.;,,,.,.r.,
THROW, ai:t l.r tn.rt. .B..r, a, 49,. -,
t44ry. lis most occidental v,i,in,-. 49,.
tam h.s patli, tros,.ssjot,s anl oira,r..
beyond Then, int "a, avo,y,f ~ 49,
Id u. r.t4rc state cT ..r-.ris p.a ,~.s.J.
L.,..
he Contributed c-solv IN ,ls .-s..,..
II Christian ehnr,i...s - -.
Bible sael tics aHl other religions o.
iecls sud wa : liberal aai rernlar coa
t,.tasos - the support ul the cleFgy
letters ai hts sGe ex;ani. which sha 81
h.m urging with respectful iclicacy. the
acceptance u: extra AID unsolicited ,ai-
.r,tlt.ai.s. an '.sv pastor of hi- parish. 80
occasions q cSisa cse asr, t. .hc ldt,,T.
sued as the uaa.!ia-s q house. III
"'st'"s 81 ~ ercicsiasiical convention
% ta4rloiiess.it, etc. ia these letters H.
assumes tAnt be - only performing
idtF' and pleasantly compares u ia tbs
4iN'Aai ec %! special segTicc, by a
lenlai ia"
lie Attended cAnfcA with a. MT : reg
Hi WY rs ni3Si u the members %! i..
90 co'sf, CATION sometimes : ilas d. BE-
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Slrsrrr o. 4 SENTENCED MgsnsRrr -asa.
ucl Morgan under sentence Il death at
Portsmouth. Ohio, for the urard,r ii his
wife. hung himself 10 the bars of his cell.
last Friday night, and was found dead
ncx, morning As soon a. his death
was Known, oac # his daughters revealed
what she had never dared to speak OF
bctarc-thai size aaa her !uo sisters had
been repeatedly the victim of their father s
lust. and tho inians II. her arns Was his
offspring,
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Miscellaneous
INTERESTING REVELATIONS OF MORMON
LIFE.

\ correspondents 81 'he ~ !. 'iii's'
from Salt lake City. is furnishing that
journal with some interesting details Of
i:e. ~. l.. a., r.,,.:
'"'''''' '','''N '"s
extracts nom ms iast lett'ti
..fr ,e.,r.rs3 %; praea rnr.,il,v'3 u,nrv
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t... ,.l.;.f. ...,..,.,,...J ,l,.,,, .. y,..l, =,
m'5t9i 'i'. \ 'e" "i the more wealthy
have erected board shan'ieS i.r them
s..Frs. Which 100 tins climate aAl dnfiiS
S0l'hti s'.'' "4' very '''"i't'N'''
GaYruur fodnS has covered 10" entire
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Cosr Of MESSAGE ~ I.oSnos --r.c Bos.

tosr or NESsasE ~ l.oNnos II Boe.
ton Traveller of Friday says.
Two bushes. ncs.Sgc~. from Na~
York merchants To their correspondents
2 England. passed through the American
Telegraph Offce, Traveller Buildings. frnm
New York c. rolte Tor London YESTERDAY
NJ Z " One Of them containing e1,y
seven words, paid i''y -&cvsn dollsra. AMI
the other, twentv-eeven wnrds. far which
,wenty~even dollars were paid.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

Tnr FRASkiNG PRnnrcr, -~Twcn'-~si..
sacks Of back mails have arrived at
Salt Lake City. filled with Old patent Of
fee reports and Congressional t.ir''cs,
snder the frank oi NJ Bcrntisai Their
Transportation to the Territory cost the
department sac ooo Aud such euor.
NOUS burdens As tals 70 to create the
deficiency M the postal rcrensc and 10
furnish arguments ior Increasing 'he rate
Of postage This Is ;he great ahrsc OF
the ranking privilege, the ABOLITION Of
~'hick is one oi tn first steps required
in the general pcs,s!'icc reform that
is 80 much needed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
cunrss OF cmNml>r-T The Paris cor

CWrArsE oF cmNnilNr.--Ihe Paris cor.
responder, of The Boston Post writes;
With unttitigatei regret ! desired 10
communicate 4 very Important ricCr IT
news. VIZ: Nolgminlus skirts are $40
longer the fashion, 'riacliuc, praoti-
caly, is dclunct article, and horaS
power viii no more he put into starch
Ia give pctticoais the Stiffness heretofore
requisite 1t is the high a't now To-
10 wear few skirts and IN fact collapse
the balloon ldcrive my information
from that popular jouFnsl a the fashions,
tho Gazette Rose edited 10y Vicdmtes.e
de- Rcnncvilc, a lady generally surpassed
to dwel in magnificent palace IN the
foaheurg ST German, hu; who, in real.
ity. | am assured, lives IN a garnet,
smokes a black pipe and wears very
secdy black p@Rtaloons aha no end Of
beard