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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03
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MI IN MARSHALL. ON a.. 96h of Nafeh, after =
ll,c.s N,. SARAH ". KELSEY, WIFE o' :"
II Kelley AMI daughter Of I rsu'lo
NJ. k.i..y ,,ss horn ON ihr 2l.t ui pciH~t l-33
a., ga. t,i..t ir Nnriall thi The nuisftsf' r-rein
h. ,,,i,h .hr ga. irii Rni The sympathy opposed ~
t.f ,i.ntl ati,.l htN test', Wnt 3 'f'N 500 WISE
ID. GA. ,,is srf,sr nl Ihr term irNF w'mAh H N''N
. T., -sf nfrfnar lnh.r .IHfffr" Nh pee atifari ts
,l,t r,n.tii.Is she rsQnsiie r. 1rw ~ i- .t litt
nepssfanca conveyed nhhid in'rA ~ ''r WY"
s.ncr ami lurilY 0l hrr m.l' ~" WIZ w ~,
80, ,ir,ue Irnll MAY "a be- sHa li'al ?" hr"' peg
49, a. i, t,f q" that To- asseesie ~ iil Ter Wa 30 iHet
,i. .rrs.tstiAlr charm oi her society," ~ Nf'F w.
,.... sr,s,. vrr,. added stability II charAr'"f RfN
,....f . ...ssr that sufInnnHcl wan if'i"'''4 ''f
-, T., ,i,. 5s,,-.,,c cirls thti hct virtues 'h"nr
.o,,.p,r,,nos II was around The hnnN h'e' ,. ,'e
.,r,,iv ri her hushand. VIII" ri"hfc" hT'' anu W
three infant children So whom hef i'''r y ,'''i'
,,.,r ,,hih,-d lhr.r Traits OF sitcrtl"n snd sym nv
=, - ,.nt.,sd huu. n PARADISE Her -srfii"ns Weit
f,f ,hrrs Her vh1lr ain seemed ~ o" !" '"nAr Nv
,,hom .n- bowed htrpy No hnshaH' Nrf "'' "''r
devoted wits ne children m'fr "lp,' n'a,,,',,,
J,n,htet: no brother, and SISTERS u more "N'"p'
-. ~,
p~a,h usually marks it, approach by eNen'' ,"A'
give time tn loufy The mind with r.iir,ie'N u n
.omr uensarc break the ,cfc- of the h'n"' h"' ~
49,. ,..,.ne. A vas rthefNtsr. Tier ntnrss was %
hfi.l ,lnf,tinn. ns etshty 'uddta "h1 oneAl"',',
Nuo, hrlnfr her relatives dreamed ~ "a'svi, u'si
were hlrftrd ihu her F"f1W d" - =. ~. ,,,
.f+.kab.r er,rf shmt she wss DIVING Asa n VIC ~, ~
f,h,n Of HE when She 81 been :" 'r''n'p "a y
ensrs, and hope ucpsictcd wdh '' htns' ~
iAiu. aud Nth rs.r, thing tlai rva'" '''" W '
existence desirable, she r,Nifra- ,,..-.s .,,i
Ia ler death .eo,eiy has lot ,a'n'hle "se es
one II ~ hfis hios ornaments ihe thH"h ~ r'.n
,sry chri.i,sn Hers was no metr 'nn ''"' ~ ".
- IL. ,Ioi. hr,u wv. enlisted Ia the cause OF
n. Reas,nrr In the mornne of NE s's ~ ~ -,
CHRISTIAN and her Subsequent unii'fm P'e' ~ .,.s
.n,v ,,d r,lns,sss VI hcf DEATH attest the -"'ehS
OF her convictions ,A,..,..
What language .hr We use to console hr'
rela,ive. What gentle minri sions en ~
the p,snsney Of lh.i grief What .an fr'"s"'
,bem IA iii. sre,t misfortune Spring shs css' ul''
her h.~r IL. lsic., a,,,-rs sud the ds'"fs q" ~
p,riuu. shall tune IVA ' 81 me u''' Wv,
to .ins her reqaium. Bnt o,nft Than ,hr.s sr w
Cherished r.~,l,rr,iors Of ,r setidn. q her We s''
Tho if.asstl. Of her death wllsh sise hsne,'. wv
she has aehvd that esi.s,sa cline. "f"i" Nv" ~"
,ssei sfe unknown
Hfr body lss h-nssih ile iei
Wf soul IS pt''| " CIV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03
NEW WORKS IN PRESS.

MI +. g.. Nebhut Of this county, /, issuing
to subscribers the following works
The first {. entitled the " History Of the
Western or New Worli.' work Of over one
thousand royal octave pages IA t'o Volumes
wilh color,i iu,trauops, consisting "a i'i-
,rai,s g., he Presidents Of the 'uied ot'r~,
eminent ucr Interesting sceuencs Ne tmN
WORK contains !. fand oi useful mfsfmahon'
and a valuable map iaoga'cd nn rollers, uc-
companies It. 1t will be furnished ID, the low
pfiee Of 81 10.
The second is History Of he lndIae
faces Of North and South America work
Of over 100 duodecmc rac :, diversified MIN
-,lofcd Illustrations 1ls book VII be az.
eompnuied vih beautiful, chart, mounted
ON rollers Of the Indians and first settlers
1t will be furnished al S. 80
The third is the "iisietv of the Eastern
ld-A ucien, and Modern" awors eo''.ain'
ing between or, thousand shd eleven hundred
royal octave pages with one hundred beaut-
fully colored Illustrations, and map on car
yass and rollers. rfice 81 70.
The fourth /, Pete, parley'- Kaleidoscope
or Parlor Pleasure Book work OF over I'VE
hundred large royal osiayo pages, printed on
extra ine PAPER, elegantly bound, 10 inli lni
Turkey Morocco badlog. gilt edges, and Nus
4 tra,ed BY ovcs one haadred ensras'ngs IheFe
will accompany the book ne" "overo' new
survey map Of the World, on Me'e"iors pro-
lection, exhibiting the fine varieties OF me n"'
man race, Ae Pf,ee ~ %
/ These " ,rks are 10 he well printed s''. on
the fines, paper. Subscribers ara no 20 u"a
10 receive them unle~, they fully equs9s eauA
the descriptions
They arc ali asefal WORKS, livery low prices
and would be valuable acquisitions 10 any v
brasy We wish Mr. Nebhu' saees' !" get
ting subscribers for them
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CHIEF JUSTICE.


Hon DUDLEY $ JENNINGS ia candidate 81
the Office Of cbief Justice OF las.soa Cousiy, al lie
ensuing August election
john r wirHERsPooN b. a candidate l,r Tie
Office o; Chief Justice. at The en.a.s Aasus' sieeiep
. HENDaIt X i.s candidate for fs election 70 DO
see q easi Justice. 81 ''s ensuing A'so' S'esii'a
COUNTY CLERK.
WILLIAM c STEPHENS j. candidate Tor tie
olire II County Clerk. At he ensuing August eleesio
Br rRlDEulCI Is u candidate fl tie offc. %
County ,lcik nj the ensuing Ausast elretlpn-
T. { BEA2I.EY ia candidate for r. election 70
the oEee o, County ciek, Of Hsfrron eeu'iy at the
Ausnst ,lec,iouL
SHERIFF.
W. srr authorized 10 unnoupe- 4 T. RHO nES
r.s candidate for the Office o! Sheriff u Harrison
County.
We are su,hsrised to announce q tAGRoSf
~ candidate Tot The Office OF Sheriff u Harrison
Cooniy.
". CRAWFORD .s candidate 81 sa.uG "
HARRISON County at tho eusuiar Angus, r'-oi,oH
w. WARD Is o can't 's;o H. Sheriff Of Ilarh
.1n county a. iA- ensuing Aosust eecti5n.
" t. piCEfSs i.s caalil.'v Tor sbenH 4 fla.
risen county ihc' .nins Ausasi el-ciou.
H,gDiN JOYCE ascendI-'e far s'iera q! ilaf
-i.oa county, At thc e.i.uiHs August ectlna.
THOMAS = TUCKER. IS a rendlis'e ios i..s
ofier Of Sheriff. ~ ih- cnsgnr August -ceiiat.
TREASURER
We ARE -ri..asizeI 20 annpunrc To-, THOMAS
SANFORD n.a candidate fyf the oifr- II Irsrt ufrf
3l Harmon County
w. arr requested 70 announce tlla' ALEXANDER
SANDERS b. a candidate II election SO the uicr
81 Ire,xrfrr u HARRISON casuty.
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
Wears authorized 30 aunonpc- GEO fSfEN
ga candidate gor Assessor aud Collector OF H4r,e.
County
joins ] LOTT !. candidate fpf the ufi0e %
Assr..o- I'D Collector u Iaie. Farf'>of county
GILBERT t,SON aA candidate iuf A.sess1r aIid
Collector Il tsrss iof ilailspU county nj tbs sis-'
August eieei.iu
% TAYLOR Is & eaadidsie '1r As't,-uFe"d So"
i-ciorol iases iof Harrison elHnfY
JUSTICE OF me Pc ACE.
T 4 HARRIS - h candidate tor Justice q iis
rsae- M Bert ~ > At tl,g rasuias Au.u. rlcetiYn
lt ANDERSON j. candidate iof )asifr 20 iis
Pence u bsaf No 5 At the ensuing Aesu'i eleflion.
WM VI jon >tDA canaiasts ~ &c slrttioi
20 The ofiies It Ju,iie, u tie Peace 90 Bat NJ D. a.
ihe cusuing Aegg.i elvraon.
cons FABLE
{ " SLATER is eapdilal, ~ fe.eleeuaH to The
Office Of Constable. Beat Ne 5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03
Now Advertisements
Geo. q. Slaughter,

.~---, DENTIST. Marshall Texas, v o
~ attend TO- pll calls ia tae ,uuuirs
IINyv without extra eAnrge, lu.cs- Dis
appointed 10 business VI. ptcr, sre 90 less
than heretofore. Those wishing iHe.' ~ 81
private hou.., In towns, vii plea's ea.i oa
some one else, ~ | wiii not 90 th4l sort Of
practice, only 10 cHtrome eases,
Call. lrft with Rene Fitzpatrick, 81 Mar
.lHll, will meet with prompt aieatoH.
Mo. ~. IS No 3e-lt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

4 ll.per.ors owning loi g; lots, in i,e Mar
a .hal, Ccmctcry, wii r.casr give iAc HW-
ler-ieued Their uumber of rum acr-. avid t"e
evidence oi thrir lot oF lolS bang = i'f im-
meiasei.. The object Of ih.. uaticf "a to
make a new aai epfr,et map, with 'he owners
uame- thereon. and for ,he gvurfal good 81
those Interested boo The prcmiae-, ~ veil also
10 collect what money is due and owing iof The
lal. already sold, and for preventing any COZ.
A,c, Of lille, IN th~ sale ot lots. lha~c neg
Letting to give their attention 10 this notice and
request, mas ind their lots sold I'D pad tor b.
subs ,quenI Purchasers, winch would aad eu''
barras,,nent. difficulty, and confusion, TO that
which has largely accumulated alfead, Yer
sons OWING for lots vii please pay ief thea
Those desiring 10 purchase permanent home
viii apply 70 10 the Sexton, George " Eains,
Esq or the undersigned.
JOHN +. WILLIAMS.
Ssc Bard Trustees MsfshsA Cemaefy'
March 20, SIS 1|i
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To ttoc Ladies'.

AIRS. ROBERTS would respectfully Ia
vi form the adde's %, Marshall and vicinity,
ihal she j. prepared to attend 70 their wants 30
the way Of 49,.
NlIIINERY AND MANTC MAKING
Having al ihg ate fashions Of the NeriAe5n
aud Southern cities, she is eonidegi s!'e san
please ilr most iasiif'ou,
Her room r rdloa.ng u G ! liYnsons
residence
Naf,m1. March 90 81 a8-t!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

LIVERY SCAHLE.

q. Hlmiaa Arssae, Eaa Of ltc ADKINS
Uase. UlfshaH, Icxas.
,l'IlE uHirt- au,4 having paieha-ed ire com
moo ous aud o.ossnd bH'b livery statute
oa Houston Avcrn ,oatgaan. 10 ana hAsi
II the NHkr- tlousf. Would respectfully n''
form h.. friend. and tie public. that ne i Pre-
pared ~ be- laticr> h,u.seli, TO saiisi' al VINO
may pairoaze alm H. -iabi. is ere 81 iho
bs.i IL the State sad u will be hl- enfea'oi !"
manage Il in style to cores hord wlth me nP.
pearsace Of the premises. lie viii keep ~ sii
times the sery best prnycuds'r. snd MI not
only have on hand good hosiler- but WI g'Sc
h- personal attention TO lhc business. ttcfre,
and bagtis~ to hire. Pfsess TO correspond
with the hafd siiacs. -
A. VI. BO0riiE
M...k.tE Ta.n. lah ~ lSsy
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Professional Inr0s.

a., yn =. usisr~
MCKAY q HAYNES, AGaYafg' end
vi Tourc,llefs ei Lar. Mafshai Texas.
viA re prompt attention 10 all business en-
trusted 10 thrir care
" oase e., of the public square in No
building formerly occupied by T Perry, Eos.
\,v II 81 No l3-s
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Servants for Hire.

vHAVE Tor hire. uut' Christmas nest. two
| negro bow, aged 10 and 10 wears. one o.
diem n ycrr .aA plough boy Afrly TO-
RtCil'D t. SlkNt HAN,
At Msj bIauches
Ana is3S 80 30 1t
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\IARltIll).

IN Marshall, on the 2s'h ut by KEY. D.
llll W. II WATSON, ESQ, 10 Mss IL OLA
N.KAY. both of Harrison county
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

Sr. Lows, March ~, 1898

The Councl Bluff. Buele, oi the 81 INST,
.svs ,h,, Ar Wioca,e has 'n,t aftisen
Gom Salt LAX. January 10, a"o ,"Po'N
thu, Their. wa. 40 snow IN Salt LAKE N'"TN
sud yer, llile 10 the mountains ne e"0iF
iy route known only t. the NHtnons.
fhtou,b the mountains, by which only h'is'-
men IN sinple iile can psss. The army has
no, discovered any trace ol L. 10, ion''
passes through reIpeod'ent"r ''e"' '''
thirteen miles. l. in men, rlsces only li''''
lee, wide. and is completely covered y, !"
tool OF rock.
,r Winpa,e says that The Normohs are
manufacturing small cannon with pe'e"s
.ion lock, aud telescope sights, wh'ch VIII
carry a two pound ball with much more
certainty than \ common rite one hu""'eo
aud twenty yards They are also usk'"g
,iy. hundred REVIEWERS a week, aud manu-
featuring coarse kind Of ganpowde' Tor
mining purposes.
A .ki,m,,h had occurred between party
Of Mormon. and picket gu OF the
army. in which two oi thu former were
billed, aud /, was reported that tour oil tue
latter were slain.
Mr.. Wnpa,e SAYS that brigham Young
/, willing that the civil officers sh'n ''"'
into tho Territory and enter upo" 'he'' u"
tics. but il the army attempts TO enter Tue
valley II will be resisted.
Ga the 9th OF January Brigham Young
preached to 5000 people. all OF whom rose
when Young called ont for All N taror
Of Grim, he troops u.Ll 10 rise"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

CATTLE. VI ARkEl.

lEtfER>nA tllN
"Wednesday Evening hatch "a
The MAXI, .carr'y varied. aui We poe sooa
\, stern at n Sc gcr pound nett Icvas at as g
I-f head.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

JOSEPH nECHTOl.D msses .ar~Fses ~
81 tsa,r-s, and II Low prices. 'l'h~y cAs -
found 81 al .is~s> u ". Levy : ssess. u NJ.
shaii. wlsfe orders eas - ls4t fos any popshs.
Ia, KIND required. They viii bs ns1s = 49,
notice.
Nsreh Is, 81. NJ :5-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

Shop East Of Pndi.e sqe-.r, MARSHALL
JsIaS.
vJAVlNG leased the Carriage Shop ot VIM.
NJ. Johnston, Immediately EA,i oi si'
pubic Square, We ere prepared 10
carry on the carriage r,ssing and
remaining business IN It's various
depaftnsen.s. Having many years experience,
we sa.ter ourselves, tha, Tor nealnes, Of style
and durability Of work, We viii he unsurpassed
by any other establishment, IA the south.
Plenty OF material always on hand.
Repairing done 4, short notice.
Price. a. low "A can be afforded b any good
meehsnio. All work warranted.
Call and ,xsmlns our work and pvicss.
/. GOLDiN,
H. A. MANN.
Nafelmll. rex,. MaNh q, 1855 -
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DIs>osI rIoN.
NEW Goeps.

.NrE are now Ia rceeip, Of a full asssssussns
" Of SPRING and SUMNER g~rAs t.
which We would particularly call the assrsstea
of the ls.ile., az well A. the pub's gensraliy.
feel,us confident We san please them both ~
price and quality, -
February ~, 1868. No 96-st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03
Tin ana sheet IRON Manufnc tory.

THE .ub.eribcr .i,ansfai for The liberal
patronage be hes hitherto received ~
spcctiully inform. his friend. and the paste.
tia, he ian jus. received a lot of un aud sheet
iron. and "a nov prepared 10 DO aay work IL
w., rae, at short notice. that M b. dsiifsA-
s3 IN f4,nge, be will de- business strictly on
tie cash principle. az be cannci Afsfi 10 work
lopger on credit.
H., hooe. to receive liberal patronage.
J. II. VAN HOOK
II Cotton Brands Gu. 10 order
January fath, 1895. NE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03
" avchousc. Mention. Texas.

II. IL. NJ Al, \.
DEcElVlNG. Forwarding and Commission
u Merchant. la, now on hand and TO sr-
rive. large lot o. Sars'. toiee. fofs, Bacon
SAT-. lroh. Nall. Castings, Begging, Rope.
Rec. xulas-.. candles. Wnl.sey, Apple Van.
ryar. ct, whch are ,'tered 'cr a small advance
Oh cost tor cash, or to good customers as On
alvarez on cotton. aug 3-'si
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COME AND SEE.
4 N NOW W. =. sc.

DRtCES according to the times from s'F
] Aif' upwards Ward & Wallace respect.
fully inform. the citizens q Marshall and VEN
tty that they have openrd
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sNculO\ AZ.

WE haze removed from ogf o,d stand 30 ,he
w house next door to Nessrs Haynes
Harris, where We are no" receiving a iaH
stock If saGdlefv. Ne sha3 b. pleased ie
have our old cusio-~c-s rsdi ard purchase mort
and uay to what ilsy have bought
J q EDWARDS & tD.
Marcl %, IS a'-n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

ANoru.u $1,000 roR bREAcw oF
PsoM,.s.-A jury in Chardon. Ohio found
a ve,dic, Of 8 900 damages against JON"
Sumner. who cour,sd Susannah 1afns Tor
fourteen yeats, hid the marriage day APP
pointed three several timss, and then went
TO the State OF New York aud carried home
anoth., wife
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

LIST OF LETTERS
in the Posto.'ice At Marshall,
IL on the Is, Of April, and If not taken 90,
within three months will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

"AnorurR \srEHnS Go>s ~" W"
,,,rsp a,.,o naut.d Cesar, tell 'n'" Wv
HAL. J,y a, two zinc. aud wss drowned
Cr.s, was 4 relic 81 h,,gone d'N' nv
belonged To nobod, in particular a"' wen,
,,euy much wher" he ple-scd lie Is s''a
T., have hoen y, least one A"Rdre" an"
bfen,y vcars oidi Nj o"''ph''" Der
ns,l. 81 one of our oldest fellow e''f w. ~,
and ,ho il la.ly rc.labir bimsel' som" ~
49,, ~, oge er,s be remembers whom -
boy, that Cesar vas 700 "'n "'" 49,
then to perform plantation lahof' ! u.'''
,ya. without Doubt. oar oldest lahnhl"h' --
Ration Rouge Sugar Planter
As he was drowued. it ma, be sa ''a'
he came b. premature END
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

E|AS resumed tire practice Of medicine
! again. sud wiil give special attention TO
.utsert yeBereal diseases, rnd diseases 81 We
eve. ME- a'so ilse Diseased negroes u! Ms
Aes.a, and treai i'ern or rca4ona5e tefm'.
sept - 1885, uo-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

hOCroRs As e. y. =. NJ Johnson have
| } associated themselves IN the practice
tcd ine. i.
JTObee over Their Drug Store, vest side CT
he Public Square.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

w Z. OCUuwREE tas located pefms-
w . ueniy at Marshall, lot the purpose II
prae.ieag lao lie wiii attend rs-aie's 60.
court, of sne >i.ih lud'g4I N-,rr's -nd TO
supreme sod Federal Ccans a. l.ei.
M.r-h NJ lsaa. ".
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AlpEtss NJ. J $40. MARSHALL, TtyAs.
> + MuSELEN, lstffsses.
f,h ig.h. 1913. - w.
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Marshall, Texas. Vsb. ~, 1883.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-09-16
A CARD.

When | spoke to the electors at Tar.
rytown, New York, did SO upon the de.
liberate expectation that from the impen-
itent calumniator and convict of the New
York Herald, down to the pensioners Of
the Washington Unioa, I would be abun-
dainty traduced and nisrepresepted. An
Administration which assisted, not in
considerably, TO elevate to the power II
has basely abused, has not besitated to
make an honest difference of opinion the
pretext for prescription extending to my
business and to my most intim ate rcla'
tions: and | am not surprised at the spir.
it which my remarks at Tarrytown have
created in that quarter. This is to state
that | shall calmly await the accumula-
ton Of all the accusations of the Admin.
i,tration and its agents, when, in my own
way, and 10 my own good time, | will
prove all tha. | have written and spoken
as to the gross betrayal of a great princi-
pie and solemn pledge, and still furth.
er establish the justice and strength Of
the position of The Press and of myself
j. w. FoRNEY.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-09-16

ng Mr.. Thomas Smiley, exhibited in
our Office yesterday morning, land Tur-
tie, of extraordinary size, in connection
with which, the following curious circum-
stance is related:
On the lst of April, 1893. Mr.. Smiley
caught this Turtle, and cut on its shell
his name together with the date he then
let it 60. A few days since. Mr.. s., BY
accident, caught the same turtle, and the
marks inscribed on its shell over 25 years
ago. ore still distinctly legibe,-both the
nawe and the date, so that there can be
no doubt, as to its identity. As the ami
nal was full grown when Mr.. Smiley
frst caught it, it is uncertain how much
more than 25. is the age of this patriarch.
Mr.. Smiley intends to take the veteran
home aud again turn it loose, to see if the
fates shall again bring their courses to-
gether.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-09-16
Terrible Adventure.

About five weeks since, Mr.. Lewis s.
Munger, of Topeka, Kansas Territory
while riding on horseback not far from
that place, was terribly injured by bis
horse becoming enraged. The first ihti-
nation he had of it, the animal con- men
ced rearing and plunging, but as be did
not succeed in throwing his rider. the brute
actually laid down, and rolled over, ther'
by bringing Mr.. Munger to the ground
Quicker than thought the horse sprung
upon the rider. planting bis knees upon
his PROSTATE victim. and CON mcnced tear
ing his arm in shocking manner. Mr.
Munger says he had no idea of ever get.
ting away from him aise. He however
succeeded in getting the horse by the
the tongue, and thus conquered the tiger
He then mounted the auimal and suecee-
ded in reaching home. The left arm vas
laid bare to the elbow. 1t was only by
the best care and skill that bis life was
saved, as the arm mortified the next day
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NOTICE.

The Burgess and Town Council of th,
Borough of Stroudsburg. hereby give no
tice that application by Petitions ba,
been made to them By number of the cit
isens of this Borough, "To lay out and
ordain an Alley in said Borough com
meiicing at point on Centre street, got
feet Westerly from Main street, and ex
tending from thence in an EasterIy di-
direction by the nearest and best course
to Chestnut street in said Borough, at or
near the point where the division line oil
lands OF Robert Huston and Robert Boys,
intersect. snid Chestnut street."
And Also, "To widen Walton street,
commencing at Main or Walnut street,
extending thence in Westerly direction
to Knob, OF Chestnut, street"
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said Alley, and widening OF
said street, that meeting of the Council
will be held at the house Of Samuel Mel.
ick in said Borough, at % O'Clock p. M.
on Saturday the 25th inst, for the pur-
pose of considering the propriety Of gran
ting the prayer of said Petitions.
JACKSON LANTz, Sec'y.
September l8, 1858.
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Badness CURED.-For real worth,
Woods Hair Restorative is undoubtedly
the best preparations now in use, for re-
storing hair on bald heads, changing gray
hair to Its original color, and as cosmet.
ic or cure for piwples. it is fast taking
the place of other preparations. No tot.
let nowadays is complete without il.
CAUTION. Beware of worthless imita.
tions, as several are already in the u at.
ket, called by different names. Use nome
unless the words Professor Woods Hsir
Restorative. Depot St. Louis, Mo-. and
New York are blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medi-'
cine dealears. also by all Fancy aud Toit
let Goods dealers in the United States
and Canada.
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Another Ticket to be Formed.

We observe in one Of the Reading pa
pers call for meeting of the Demo
Gratis Of Berks county, who are 10 favor
Of the principle of rotation in Office, anc
opposed to the election of j. Clancy
Jones to Congress for the fifth term
The meeting was to be held in the Cour
House, Reading, oD Saturday last. Mea.
sures were to be taken for the formation
of ticket to be supported in October
There is a considerable feeling in Berks
county. in the Democratic party. against
the reelection of Hon. j. g. Jones to
Congress, which, having been defeated
iD the delegate elections. is, it appears to
be carried to the polls by the nomin alton
of another ticket.
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Grand Concert and Exhibition.

The School Exhibition which was an
nounced in orr last, has been unsvoid ably
postponed, on account of an accident
whica hsppenened to ono of the chic
speakers, on Sunday morning last, by
which he was seriously disabled. He
was thrown from wagon upon the pave
mcnt, breaking bis collar bone, viii ct
prevented his appearance ou Wednesd ay
Eve, as was expected. We trust this ex'
Ilanation will be satisfactory to a disap
pointed public.
1t is now proposed to give 40 Exhibi'
ton iu connection with Concert by the
Stroudsburg Cornet Band, on WEDNESDAY
Evening, the 22d inst, thus presenting tc
the Public a con bination of attr actions
which richly merits their patronage
This may confidently be expected. NJ
postponement on account of the weather
Tickets-for sale at the door. Price
II cents.