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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
THE BRIDE OF AN EvENINGI

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
BROOM

THE manufacture of Brooms, having been se-
lected by the Board of Directors of the North
Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind, as one of the Mechanical branches t.
be taught to the pupils in the
BLIND DEPARTMENT,
notice is given that we have on hand a large as.
sortmert of Brooms, which will be offered to mer-
chants on as good terms as they can be procured
at the North.
~ We desire TO call the attention of mer.
chants about going rorth for their spring supplies,
to the fact that they now have an opportunity of
supplying themselves with this article nearer
home. All communications, or orders for Brooms
should be addressed to
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
Prin. N. G. Inst. for the Deaf Dumb and Blind.
Raleigh, March 2, 1858. 27-3m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
THE LIVER I~NvIGORATOR,
Wholesale Agents

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St Louis George H. Reyser, Pittsburgh seth s.
Hance, altimere And retailed by all Druggists.
Sold also in Raleigh, by PEscUD 4 CALLING.
February 3, 1858. 24-Iy
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MlistsIIareons.

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22
To Our Patrons.

We have purchased the extensive
BDOH A.YU JOB PRINTING
Office, formerly connected with the
Marshall Meridian and are now
prepared to do all kinds Of Book and
job Printing in style net to be snr-
passed this side of New Orleans. and
Ut rates to suit tie times.
During our stay in New Orleans,
wo will make such additions 10 its al
ready ample variety Of material, as to
guarantee its being the most extensive
and bes, selected Book and job Office
in Eastern Texts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

The Galveston Civilian. OF the 10Th h.,
furnishes the following account Of ,Li, A.
aster:
Mach excitement was caused yc,,e,d.
morning by the alarm bells and the go
that the sleamboa, Grapc Shot wa, an a
drew anxious crowds to the central vl
yes of our city. From the repor, Of ,e,.'
al of the officers with whom We spoke L..
tcularlv Mr.. Preston, chief cle,k :.
gather the following particulars. H.
steamer left her wharf yesterday sbo,,
o'clock, 4. NJ When off the head of b.
ical Island, she was struck by n sud-
squall. The violence OF tho wind and :.
aud the barge alongside, partially load,
deprived the officers OF a complete cont
of the boat, In short zinc tie lo,x,.
p,tt OF the cabin aud the chimneys w..
had been sway,ng to and lro, hnsny o.
way, aud the lceward supports broke H.
steam pipes were thus crushed, aud all a..
troll lost Before this the passengers r..
mcn. a baby aud two children, had h..
transferred to the barge
Gy the tall OF the cabin and chran,u
+ the Prevails were broken, aud between i.
boilers masses Of flames darted, comm,r,
eating to tie boiler deck, loaJeduth M,
combnsublo freight. la few moment, 4,
nppsr part oil the boat vas on Gre. Il,
barge had Heated off by this time. 4,
there renamed on the burning wreck Il,
II, ,t.,L t.flns and tat OIL
engineers. Mr. Preston asked the Can't,
If he could swim, twho answered, ah
could not. y at tbs time banding hims lss,
trunk, with which he jumped overload
The remaining officers followed with via.
ever WAS at hand Mr Preston wa. mel,
ed up BY the boats yaVl, when just abos
giving up. after beng IN the water an hes,
The captain and other officers. a',aosi O.,
hausted were picked up by sail boats, ton.
three hours afterwards
Ga the first alarm, yawl and small "a
boats, and steamer Island City FASTENED
the scene OF disaster. The l,and Gin
brought back all saved on the barge, H.
.loop Walerwitch went to the burma,
wreck, and got of soma little freight. NJ
Preston informs %. that the cargo WAS H.
most valuable one shipped tbs season. b
amounts 20 about $500 barrels. t.
books were saved hu. not the money (sbaa
slag1 The lie boat was the first 10 rea..
the barge, aud cfui-ed abou, long tina /.
search OF the missing No lives ~er. rs
he amounts insured Ia hioceH ooia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

W We have received letter from Miss
faAseHs c. Vas XAspT, Secretary Of the
sigoufnoy Society, informing Us that We have
been Icleelsd an honorary member Of it, We
sein.u our thanks 10 the association for this
mafs Of esteem end 10 the 'oycly an.. seeom.
riisied lady for the kind and aattering manner
IN which she has expressed It's wishes.
The object Of the association, We under.
'tand, il for the purpose Of advancing The IT,.
etafy improvement Of The young ladies' of
Marshall, hy establishing well seiec,cd and
useful library, az. The movement Is good
one, aud We hope Willie faithfully and sucee So
fully carried ous. Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Sigour.
ney re dcsr 10 the admirers If literary ,xeel-
lenec. Eal i seems to US, with ali respect to
our far friends, It would have been Ia better
taste 10 have selected the names Of southesn
ladies, iaany Of whom are known 10 iame, than
sinse chosen, one Of WHOM at least, Il we mis-.
tsLe nos, Is deeply imbuei with the aati slavery
isfatloism which has brought our believed coun.
w. 10 the verge Of dlsuaion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22
Tho Yeas ard Nays

Tho Yeas ard Nays.
Tho follo~ing are list, Of tho votes IN
tho senate aud House Of Representatives
o,, ,be Kansas bill.
frN,rr.
Nr,s.-Mossrs. Alien. Bavard, Benja'
min. nIgss, Bieler, Blight, Brown. Clay,
,Nris, Evans, Green, Gan. Hammond,
Houston. Hunter, lyerson, Johnson, Of Ar
kansas. johnson, OF Tennessee, Jones
Kennedy. MALLORY Mason, Polk, pugh,
Sebastian. Slidcll, Thompson. OF New Jer,
scy. roombs, Wright and y alee - 30
Messrs. Broderick, Cameron,
Chandler, toamer. tflieuden, Dixon,
Dooh.te, Douglas. Durkec, fcsscnden,
Foot. Foster, Hale, llamu, Harlan, hing
Seward, Simmons, Stuart, Trumbuil, Wade
aud Nison--22.
ABSENT OR NOR VOTING -- Messrs Bates,
Bell, CLARK, Fitch. Henderson, Pearcc,
Reid, sumner, and Thompson. of kcu,
tuckY--9
Ii WAS announced tina, Nr Dsll bad
pa.rtd oil with Mr. pearce. aud Mr. Fitch
hnJ paired of with Mr. SIMMER
Nr Halo spid that hls coileage Nt
Catk was detained by sickness, and It he
had betu ahio TO be- present lie would have
voted againsl the bal,
norsr o. RrrRHsENrAtNGa
YEAS Nessrs Ali, Anderson. Atkins
Avery, Bsrksdnlc. Bishop, Bocock, Bowie
llovce. Branch, Bryan. burnett Burns
Caruthers. Ca.hie. Chalk Of Missouri, CLAY
/ Clemens. Clueman. Cobb. John Cochrant
OF New York. Cockefll, Coming. Cox
/ Craig. Of Missouri. Craig Of North Caro-.
lima, Crawford. Cuffy Davidson, Dewari
DamdeI. Edmund,on, Elliott. English
Ensus. FIureucn. Policy. Garnet G,rtrell
ellis, G.msr. GooIc. Greenwood. Gregg
tirausheek. Hail OF Ohio. Hatch. Haw,
kius. loqh.ns. Houston. HUGHES. Uulycr
Jackson. Jcukin.. Jcweu Jones of fen,
nessee. J. CLANCY Jones of Penus, Igana
owen Jones of PENNSYLVANIA. keitt. Kelly
huuAel Of NarylanI. Lamar. Land, Law,
renee. fsid,. Letcbor Maclny M,Onean
Mason. MAYNARD. Niles. Miller. NILSSON
Moore. Nlblack p.ndlston. ps,ton. ph,lps
Phillips. Powell. Ready. Rsnpnn. Reilly
Ruiln. Russell. Sancil,e. Sa,aee. Scales
scott. Soaring, seward. shaw ol Nnr,i
IFNlltN. sNltNft Z. alHA. = luFtHfnN Snlft'
of Tennessee. Smith OF Ntrstuia SmIl
worth, STEPHENS, Stevenson. Talbot. Ifipne
Wand Nntsapa. Whit Nl5t.l, Nn.lo,y
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

iius de.' .ies 20 iie County Convention 10 De-
le.d in A.s place 90 Tuesday next The 25'h
Instant
on, dsaoer.as friend. 10 acems 90 as ought
20 b. satisfied of tlr necessity of uui'y ana
.arrrrt If action. it those caaHot Dee obtain
edit j. useless and worse than d.e' TO make
nominations And $50 would therefore aJ'
that ia srins % inlafeass pcrsai'- 'H'
rafir. i were better for tAo convention u'' 90 T
sr,. Shan 20 hazard defeat By iae iasc"arp'1ass
of ,.e members Of iho party. la.icd, We can
40 egerihug divided we can achieve nothing
Il bias been Che .cduou, 40 Of the oppo-
..son la create dls.cniaa BOO eur rnss. IAsy
lave icii no stone uuilraad 90 effect choir ub.
.-ei. We. SHOWING that If no nominations were
u4d, ue rame was .a their o"u bands
lIenee aeIs croasnEs, their ~irc-wofsius-
.sd Che benevolent affection expressed for
asno,r4.c cand. ties ia ihe asld
", Base hitherto pOsaa our reasona so falls
upon Me Importance 81 making party uomiaa-
aan.. tist $50 d.sm b. useless io recaFiuhte
them. Suaic0 it TO- sa} e, tha. me shall ab de the
action Of ue rar,g. Pee 8, what IL may Il W.
afa defeated. wc lose nothing Il successful,
lbe supremacy Of our party in this county is
fixed. never aran 10 be questioned BY Gus op-
psoept.
n nominations, are made We woai say, lei
the selection, be such as TO reflect crHa, upon
tlc party. lot MS tass neu Of Sterling w1ft1,
.auUl tsiuDrr.ttz. and sap.bI. af dI.sbar.r.fs
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sale "I t"e '"p'Hs'" i'.'"' "''fo"'' anu .'s
feay OF shr evening oi 'ae i'h pn""sa-
as in RS news columns the Advertisement Of
C9L Bon. Long oiirru, thc road lJr safe. No
parade i7 m1de over 'ag matter.
SINCE iae foregoing was "r''en' We have
fse'co ''s "'fN@ NeN 'i'ea'H papers OF
'.'''.'' '''''' nom -" '''' We ''.'' '''l. '2i-
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c.,...... a.. .s. p..i...t -. as.
rfue Delta con,ana an article rejecting
ssgefet. uaon aH uart.e4. and i. rart,riI,rl.
severe TO lbs structure, uqon Mr Ycreef. Che
t,a..l..,,, and ,. r....,,,. r..,... ,...i.,...
Fit'f VIZ ''" III tAA' several meetings '' 'he
s'oesaolasr- ha'c been held, and % committee
Of three aa been appointed 10 epiea,ar io mr..
range Csc financial difficulties Of the company.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

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s,.u t...., a-.. o.. e4s-y -p..... Of the fsay
t,l.
T., D.ma..s.., rs.l, trsus.t Tex. into
tie ta.n. t.asc down tse WHme, pfouso.
le.t.. p.5 doctrine of nan..n,e-.er,oa "a.
embraced ,n he Eanus N,l-.at BOO. auI
piertel .'..af aaan tie doctrines ea4brarad .u
d.. Decd ~tat. B.s...ar. q. if. a.tt.4 va. are
Observation-Disclosures. WcuI uatmry
+ n... oler tt Gre fo.efai ,.- erem.e. or
j I'll. detection If irssd.. %. wI.t aa.- are ws
Ite j,s. r.rsssfs.l .5r...es.qt Tat.+aan,,.
Sion a. wt..h ratf.s-i.r. demand. an answer.
,y,ct8,.t look 10 t,. Er,w Na,l.nr.. for
tbe. ta.. rot a.s.e..e man N.rl, Oh Mason
ssJ u.,.f'. line. ckgoef.l.f.. b.. obil.r.
to,.. fn .l.i..o r,r Constitution and ,eualit,
/ If tEe States, while many of the.s leader. in
Ae sauh. ua8m he. h..e never rspudlated.
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and bow doe. the l.il ana conservative. taao
Of the Buueaa comsare with u.r .H,emoa.
character of ths Crescent. ah.cl.af lata ls.
crown So wonderfully sonhem4 How I'm
fact. do these journal. eomgafc with ,brm-
sel'es their editorials Of to-day VITA s4ose pub
ished eighteen months ago of tae f"F'th'
organ OF The parry "a H" portion Of Texas
which bu' shoh tine ago supported 'i'I'"fd
fhmoFe "Nd sam houston TO" 90 any o.
W., WA, ,In' ,Dt.I'.1 e'lNi'f' "''' ''g Guar
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tennessee % son" minor hoil'' q" Virginia.
not one 81 "h'h h"'e 'Aey ''"a TIE nerve TO
den'n"ec
The Democratic party Is not broken down or
po"'rirs'' II mas ma inc control % tha gov
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22
MEXICO,

The steamship tennessee, arrived at New
Orleans on tie l0.h instant from Vera
Cruz. which port she leit ca the 7ih inst.
The Plcayune Gags, we have fall files OF
Vera Cruz pagers and correspondence, and
sublolns the following
VERY CRuz. May 7th. Before the de,
parture OF the Tennessee this morning |
endeayor to give yoa briel summary OF
tho important events Of the last two weeks
The arrival OF President Jnarcz and his cab
met makes OF this city the provisional seat
of government, OF tue republic; Dad the
said arrival viii tend great, to consolidate
aud encourage the Puros throughout the
country Vera Cruz is now, indeed. a
strong hold and as long as the troops aud
people Inside tho walls are true to Zumora.
the governor, no force that Iulpaaa might
raise could prevail against IT, True, It is
snid that Echenaafa, with 5000 men, will
give rs touch OF his quality within few
days, but none OF the knowing ones here
believe he W,l he 80 rash. lie can make
no impression with bis miserable lttls bat
teries on n place defended by 100 heavy
guns Ii he relies on ,feaehery among the
insiders he will reckon without bis host.
II that IS To be the game, the insiders could
beat him, for they have the most money.
aud every comfort besides. Full bellies
sometimes wax tat and kick, bat il ia your
hungry belly that GOO, IN for treason, strat>
agems aud spoiIs kely upon il, then, that
the heroic ely will hold oct, Should there
be tfeachery. Lnmora VOWS he will rolire to
the castle With all the faithful, aud not leave
one stone OF the city standing upon anolh>
er. And he's the man TO do il aramba
General Garla is still bombardng lam,
pico, but the United States steamer Fulton
IS keeping him under wholesome restraint
as regards neutrals lie is rather an arden,
young man,
From tho interior all Is gloomy for the
consetvadorcs. Osollo refuses To march
without money. Mramon has been horribly
dubbed by Nelauri, snd poor /aloaga is
IN an awful tight place Tor watt Of funds.
Every important poIt of the country is in
the hands Of the consltutiona.s
TnE GovnHNNENr AND ngIcuAu
louNG Il Washington correspondent,
writing On the 7ls, says; 8" learn authors
itatiycly that tho Mormon Peace Comms-
sioncrs have no authority 10 o.fcr any prop.
osition To Hfigham young in order to avoid
a conflict They are sent solely to ap,
prise Brigham Nouug OF the Governments
determination TO put down resistance on
hia part 10y force, TO warn hlm Of The con.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

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rIs,llse 4. manufactured ia doe most .uh.iaH-
Gal manner. u..h f.e times the amount Of
saving bestowed upon rarments made b.
hand. aad t.e wors tanned od in q few mo-
'nensa ai COSY merely nominal Beyond th'
rT'e,e 81 'Ae goods 4.s..
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goods are sold as soon 80 maI.. About tlo
.ay ,t. asnr.sr..,s r.a.. ina ,s,.k E,pt u,
tfat raH.... ,...l, ,,a name seI ,aes.p-susa.
Of each b.ei. and. "a. soon a4a rars.a. a..
made 'he rawe oi iae servant for "hom d is
intended '' placed upon 'A 30 US 10 prevent
r1-ii.7H ihe PROJECTORS eN3''t 500" To-
Increase ta' "aH''f of il''' 10 chimes i' forty
i'r winch he' ar' nearly ready "a'7 they
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,aui b. mcfc.y orluaeiL Planters would DO
sell, 10 our Judgment, &, give lu, clothing a
TRIAL Tire purchase Of one or two garments
1851 satisfy them of IL. superiority and the
t'''' - ~ ''''s'' ''e'H '''
tgl9rRAaE SoJgWUs istl.IaflE SEQ
Gle advertisement oi Bnidi9tJ's Portable -team
engines. They are represented as b.ue Boz
every respect al thst a claimed for Aem.
COL L. e. CnmmIars. ChaE I..,. nus.
beIo" Shreveport has one of uem
Ill. SEQ advertisement, of p.rtab.. C.-..gl,,
Sal, Mills. .ttt..g,ry .t.,a,. a.,as... ,,,,6 fe.
L.Isr.. e.. T.i.i. another -,,,.u.-o .i..,.
pr.lc. deserving tines announcement of smith.
ern mon. 1ba ,,a,g.ss, a ,b.... ,,.,i. ,..I
Hrf c4elpness' recommend them 80 aN dee
s.ron' y PURCHASING III. Ne rs satisfied tl1.
'4'' wan '''s' " W" " ''t'' SAW i".' VIII
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ENrtHaM of EAsHN --1Ae readers at-
tcnlou directed to ihe advertisement Of Nr.
K. llaEcHy aad Bro, New Orleans. This
house is recognized aa one Of the aeai,hiusi
importing establishments ia the city Item
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grF r. FolF,r 81 60. a1.ee,l,, tboi, ox.
i.u.iye fIarawa-e a,l l-op .-,sbli.hm.,, in
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afaNha queen Of tho South Com aud
wheat Mills We table pleasure IN recon-
ending TINS housc to our friends.
Or Every one las heard Of Alfred Nunrac
& Co.'s an. pr,-s clo,h,no .t,r.. Navg O.io,..
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

ar Tho weather is warm, decidedly wafm.
Hot, hotter, hottest, Il was cold cnoa b, how
ever, for fires several mornings during u.o past
week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

a. Had We been at home, We should have
published Hon. Joua H. IEAGAga speech on
the admission OF Kansas. u is an able effort,
and in every respect worthy Of Us distinguish.
Cd author.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

" There were great rejoicing 10 Washing
ton over the admission Of kausas On Saiur-
day the end Of May, about O'clock p d. tic
President was seronaded a lafRe c,ucoufsc
Of people appeared before the Nhlle House.
Patriotic speeches were made BY President
Buchanan, Messrs Tomhs, Gwin, Clay, Letca
Ct, Stevenson, and Iii9ler
Other distinguished men were VISITED 90 their
residence, and addressed the multitude
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They have queer way Of doing !.
things ia Illinois. Two lovers w""'I
&c, married. bu, the gih's mother WV
consent, aud she being OF age, the ~ .
mao sued out Wi, OF habeas corpus 4
the mother was compelled to pi,'t 4
daughter to court. The Judge a's ''.i,
pifl whether She wanted to marry
She said eyes, aud be married u''"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

a. We may expect lively time next Tues
day week, # the programme Of sei ng out the
Southern pacifs Railroad Is not altered
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~ Mr.. wv. BaApulLo viii aeccp, our
thanks for late paper.
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RregwGs-D = Whitfield, 81, Com. Thot-
ford 81; I, l.. Rhodes, $40 A. G. Moestuo,
81 isey. r. 3 Wilson, 81 y. snoddy - 30
buckley Circus SIS.
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Tor Attorney General.
M. D. sTA1TAnE,
OF ErsK COUNTY.
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o. The Lamar Enquirer paris, Texas, J
contains the following:
A, the late Railroad meeting in this place
Of the VI. III L. y =, H. r. Co, the fol,
lowing Directory was elected; John D..
Thomas, Travis G. Wright, sam. Gocarl,
John I. Mills, \ ), Walco,t, s. II. Nor
gan, J. W Fort, J +. Dumas, George W.
Wright, Thomas Ragsdale, Coivn ] Ful>
Ter James e Moore, $ H. Skidmore. T.. +.
lndreWa, Ed, West President. $ II. Nor.
gan. Secretary, \ " Towns Treasurer,
J. d Ihomas Executive Committee.
Tao President, Z. g. Wight. j. T. Mills.
Tho Turkish paoha IS last recovering
'fcm a severe Illness at Washington
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lOEa0CRArE STATE TI,hET.

For Associate Justice.
G. W. NvCEIEY,
OF iOAr nESD cotNTf.
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Edmund VI Blunt is said to be the oldest
editor IN the United States Tie resides at
Sing Sing, aul is IN The SSH year Of his
age
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

An Asxous lsQuaY.--By reference 10 tic
report itom Use Pleayune, Of wial tfauspred
m afecepi meeting Of the stockholders Of the
southern Pacific Railroad Il wiIl De seen that
certain Mr Fuller who perhaps may have
been somewhat fuller than usual, is represent.
cd To have said
And at the very moment the sharcs were
being so loudly recommended 10 as hers,
editors had come 20 hua and oler red them to
bim for less than they could BE- got Coz at the
office"
What I'D Mr. FULLER meant Can any Of
oar city calempomflcs inform ~
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Snow ~ NORM CARaLfNA.-W We learn
from gentleman who came a passenger by
the Northeastern railroad. yesterda' morn-
log, tina, it showed considerably at Flor
ence, on Monday night last, and much more
heavily n, Wilmington, during Monday
Charleston Courier, 2Sh nifima,