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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20
SumterIWatchman.

i. w. Dinkins. Esq, has become asso-
ciatcd with the editorial department of the
Sumter IVGichman. He makes his bow to
the public in very creditablc salutatory
address. 1t augurs well for the future of
the Waterman.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20

An ABoLITIosIsT ExPELLED.-We see
accounts of a large public meeting lately
held at Mobile, the object being to expel
an abolition publisher, named William
Strickland. A resolution was passed, re-
quiring him to leave the State, never 10 re-
tarn.
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On Thursday last, the wife Of Mr.. David
Neatly, residing near Whitcville, N. c., WAS
murdered by n negro. She had gone into
tn. field where the negro was at work, for
the purpose of setting FIRE to n log heap
The negro struck her several blows with
rake, and phea threw her upon the Gre lie
WAS arrested, and confessed the horrible
crime.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20

ENcoURAGMG.-A late letter from Ion.
don states that the recent advance in the
pr:ce of cotton may he regarded as an un-
doubted evidence Of the restoration of con-
fdence and the resumption Of manufacture
ing operations; and it also states that tho
effects of returning prosperity will soon be
fen, on this side Of the Atlantic
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SpnAroN HAMMoyn w. nb.arvs ,ba

SErAroR II HAMMosD-W We observs that
q scribhler IN the New York Times, asserts
that Senator Hammond is in iavonr Of
and will sustain the position Of Douglas,
IN regard to the Lecompton Constitution.
We feel assured that there is no founda.
lion for the assertion. The South 1, uni.
,tediy 10 favour Of the admission Of Kansas
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under the Lecomptrn Constitution, and
we are confident no representative OF
South Caroius in either branch OF Con-
gress will take any other position. No
one rs less likely to swerve from the line
Of duty. than the distinguished gentleman
referred to- CurOlina T ms.
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Town Election.


On Monday, the llth inst, nm election
for TowR Officers of Chester was held, and
resulted as follows:
Mtcnidn, ID. Pinchback.
Wari-ns, Sam'l McNInch, John w. Wal.
kcr. WIN. IL. Gill, John J. Mclure.
Municipal Election.
The follow ing gentlemen were elected on
Monday the llih inst, Municipal OH GERS
for the town Of Nembcrry, for the year
1853.
Intniant, w. w. IIousral.
War,iems, w. w. McMouis, DR.. r, w.
Thompson, w. +. Nance, Is. ~ Bleasr.
Municipal Election.
AZ the Municipal Election held in Sumter
on Monday, the llth instant, the toll wing
VAS the result:
Intendant. 4. J. CoghIan.
IYGrdens. Il. b. Fraser, a. Anderson, NJ.
b. Moses, WIN. Clark
Municipal Election.
The following is The Icsnl! in Charlotte.
y. e:
Iat .idnt, David Parks, Esq.
Commissioners, Robert +. Davidson ,Jno.
llarty, Allen Cruise. Emmor Graham, J.
Mckee Jamison, Samuel Blair.
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LANCASTERVILLE, &C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. Goth, 1858
Midnight Musings"

A sketch with this title was received two
late for this issue. Il will receive our at.
teution next week.
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Commercial News.

LIVERPOOL CorroN MAHKEr.-All quail
Iiica "f Cotton has advanced | 81. per 10.
TIE lower qnalitre, improving most. The
market was firm. Tic ssIes for Monday
ard Tuesday were 1900 bales, Of ~hici,
'p"r"la,or' took 1000, and exporters 1000
bales.
STATE or THADy.-M Manchester advices
were more favorable. A better feeling
Mas existing.
l.oNDoS MoSEY Money was
easier There Ss prospect Of n further
reduction "f the rate Of discount by the
b"nk Of England. Consols were quoted
st 03 sa o..
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CFIr9rapJjr.

PORTLAND, jan. IL The Ruysl mail
steam ship Norfh AmericoH, Capt. VIM.
Grang", has arrived a, this por, with L,v.
crpool Jstes TO the 3O,h uli.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-05-13
The Misses ROwley

I'D ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the
- ladies of Ltchfeld and the adjoining towns
ia their new and varied selection of MILLINERY
and FANCY GOODS, Straw and Silk Hats Of every
description, Ladies' Caps. Shakers, Flats. SC.
Es Also-A good selection of Collars Embroidcries,
Nitts, Gloves Of all kinds, Combs, Vein Parasols,
aMantillas. India Rubber and China Toys, Sc, &c,
all of which will be sold at prices to suit purchasers
Mourning Hats constantly on hand and made to
order. Straw Hats bleached and pressed in the
neatcst manner aA
y Litchfcld, April Is, 1885, tjyI
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-05-13
Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW PREPARED TO
20 execute al orders for MAcHlNERY Or (, GAsT-
line ROW. CONN. All kinds Of Machinery, Mill
,Sssauue, Ssaiiina Pulleys, saws, and Saw Arhors
= fsssr Wheels. Ovsrshot and Turbine, Girls, Mil
fsons Of a sorts made on the most improved plane.
Particular sttenton paid 10 this part Of the business
spd the suhscribsr hopes by his long experience and
orict attention business 10 merit the patronage Of
80 ss 80. 50 y a H. BALDWIN.
{ w.shiupton. Anil la. 1883. al 49-tf
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is1isses Farnswortll

n RE now prepared to show to the ladies of Itch
IN field and vicinity choice selection of MILL
merry and FANCY GOODS, of the latest and most
fsshionablesstyles
e Ladies', please Gull and examine. -
Respectfully, MISSES FARNSWORTH.
81 Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hats bleached and
pressed. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-05-13
EARMERS will do we'll to look at H. W. Bat
4 Co.'S stock Of
Grass and Glover Seeds.

which was selected with care, and will be sold at
prices to suit the purchaser. Several boxes of GAR
DEN SEEDS are open at their store, from which a
fine selection can be made.
They continue to keep Drugs and Medicines,
which will I've dispensed with care and neatness
Also-A full assortment of Groceries, Crockery,
Brushes, Paints Oils, Toilet Articles, Fancy Per.
fumes Flavorings Extracts, SC.
II. w. BUEL s. CO. will be happy to receive
their customers and friends at all times
4 April 18th North ST., Mtchfeld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-05-13

..aP1a0t0I. and Coal.
YNHE Subscriber has just received a cargo of the
- blue kind Of Plaster. Also, cargo of the best
Spring Mountain Coal. All those in want of Coal
can have L at summer prices by sending in their
dafs tbs month. E. GOULD.
- Litchfeli East Mn. Nov.,17, 1867.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-05-13

DLONS.-Eagle Plows, just received by
F. D. MCNEIL.
Litchfeld, April Is, 1865,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

Qmeruss GOd Llvsr OH Jelly,
"A PROVED BY the New York Academy OF
~ Medicine, containing 50 per cent. pure oil. A
delicious preparation, having AL the soothing and
healing properties of the oil without any dissgree
able taste. A. J. WILKINSON, Druggist,
No. % MAin-st.,
SeptSd Agent for this city.
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LOST Oh STOLEN.
AN the 10Th Or 10lh u August 1858. At Mont
Orose. Iowa, Nauveo or Warsaw, ILL.,, or between
.aid places, one Land Warrant issued to samuel
Gilbert. under Act Of March 3, 1855. No. 80 ,627,
for 10 acres, dated April ~, 1855. Said Warrant
WAS enclosed Ia large envelope on the back of
which was written, 'ssimcon sheldon, New Boston,
ILL.," All persons ar notified not to purchase the
same, ~ It Is the intention Of tho owner Of said
Warrant lSimeon sheldon to apply TO the Com
missioner Of Pensions for . duplicate OF said
Warrant. JAMES @. BHLL.
Who Can Beat hiss
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE.
+ HEREBY certify that We have sawed Il, 900 feet
LOT inch boards in l0i hours on our Circular Saw
Mill IN Schuyler county, Mo. Said mill Was made
by ). 3. Vail Co., Of the buckeye Foundry, koo-
kuk. aiao certify that there Was sawed on an
other mill made by raid Vail Co., and owned
by Wm. Buford and N. H. hadciif, II 400 in Ia
hours, of 1 inch riding, from oak timber.
ENucii 6. MocLANAHAN,
OF the firm Of puIora, Brown Co.
keokuk, Iowa, July Sth, 1888.
SAMUEL FORHEY,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Leon, Decatur County,
N7 ILL practice and make collections In all the
w counties VI lA4 Ninth Judicial District.
Iowa.
REFERENCES.
seaton Sons,
Kramer. Irwin 4 Co., Y.oh,.,. -
Iannablo Smyth, @s A"'
Manconrt 4 Page,
Hon. Thaddeus stcyens, Lancaster, Pa.
Members Of the bar &! chaabersburg, Pa.
joseph NJ, Pamroy ~, 81 Arch &c., philadeIphia.
snaGacY, Laigler Coz, No.S0, North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. APPS
Cattle Wanted.
4 mn HEAD IL weslsfatted BEEF CATTLE, to
ltVVV h us!fgFrpd ri ann In any
Der. TIL the ease IT tbs season. Also,
5000 head OF ws!lfaitcd HOGS, ns above, to
be delivered q. Fafmingtan, Van Buren, Co., for
which the highest ea. price win Be paid O. S:iv-
| Pennington, Oct. 4 ls5s.wlm
kEOkUA FEuAGE SEMINARY.
F1aIIS Institution viii commence its second ses-
| sion on Monday, Nov. 18TH in the second story
u Or. sanford's buisaiIg, corner Of Fifth and
| The Board Of trustee If this Seminary elected
from various rcli ious denominations and repre-
sen ting large part oi the Christian community,
desirs BY the united and cooperative efforts Of the
friends ~ education 10 eet.hl,~h s--a-.,t- .--L
an inssitution as our city requires. -~
/ The Principal Of the Inssituticn 10 Rev. &. A.
vii LIAMS, 10 whom, or 70 the Secretary Of the
Beard, applications ior the admission Of pupils
/ may 10 made.
The charges for tuition viii be IS and IS In the
ordinary EnElish studies, with small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French.
Gsrman, 40, extra charges will BE- made.
| Itis desirable that persons designing 10 become
pupils be present puHctuaily on the 6Fst VI the
/ sssaion. Nm. THOMPSON,
President Of tho Bosrd of Trustees.
/ lIEsRr SfRoKG, Sec'y.
4 Ksokuk, Nov. 3, IHts-d
DiArys far 1850,
| A LII sisss, juss received and for sale BY
| n OGDEN, BkOMNELL co.
oct3Sd
1 SARo.
/ I on LBS. nov sag far sale BY
/ lUU kELL0d1 BIR0E,
nov3d l4o MAin-st.
I 7 COMPOUND SYRUP 81 Blackberry Root, fol
/ ~ SAX By 3. b. VOWEL,
AusTd l61 Mafn.at
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seaton sons,
Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., Eo,,., -
Eannablo smyth, @s Ae"a'
Manconrt Page,
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, Lancaster, Pa.
Members OF The bar 81 Ghambersburg, Pa.
Joseph NJ. Pamros, NJ. % Arch ST., philadeIphia.
sDsfacy, ZsgIer i ep, No.so, North Fourth St.,
fEil1delphia, Pa. APPS
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ANDREW y. wILkINsON,
lI.ate Wilkinson 4 Marshaii)
whoiesaIe and Resaii Druggist,
NO 90 MAIN-ST.,
nFFERs for cash to the trade, and at retail,
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
paiuts and Dyes, window Class, Glass W are and
Varnishcs at and below market rates.
Aug. 10, 5s-d
NITRATE Silver crystalsed--4s ounces Chem
IN ically pure, in store and for sale by
a. WILKINSON,
augled % Main.st.
CPrs. TuRPENTINE--2O 200 gal in barrels and
" ''' - Al. WILKINSON,
augled 90 Main-st
r iNsEED, Lard and sperm oil--2oo gal. each,
: Al. WILKINSON, !.
A LcOHoL, so and e5 per cent-5eo gal. in store
M - A. J. WILKINSON,
auglBd SO Main-st.
(SooPEk's IsiAGLAss-to Ms Of this superior
~ celatine for sale BY
A. j. WILKINSON,
augiod 70 MAin-st'
| YEk's Cherry psctorai-~2oo dozen Of this
| n standard remedy for ceughs and Colds, in
go A. ]. WILKINSON,
! Sole Wholesale AgeHs for keokuk,
| L,RAYsRR's BAKING pow DER, admitted by
l. all who have tried 1t as superior ~ any 9TH
| or, Manufactured and for sale by
| A. J. WILKINSON,
| aug24d rs Main street.
| VaYnfNhes.
/ (S0pAL, Nos. j and q, loaeh, Iron, Hemar or
~ White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
i Narnish Co., for sale in quantititst TO suit. by
A. j. WILKINSON,
| aurs3d 80 Msin-st.
4 IL RCkEH's FARIAA, q die; for invaiiis and
IL the sick, for sale by
a. j. WILKINSON,
sua2sd % Msin-st.
! DERRY DAVIS Pain killer10 gross large IN .
L dunn aud small sizes, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON.
| aug23d 96 AHin-st.
/yHRoMEs--Green and yellow, dry, in store and
~ for gale very low by
A. j. WILKINSON,
| aug13d a6 Main-st.
DVHE Castor oti--fressed and Clarified
| [ by steam--in store ard for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
! app3ld 80 Main-st.
| NJ ACE, 100 lbs. prime Penang, in store and fol
lNl sale by A. j. WILKINSON,
/ aug2id 90 Main street.
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DaRIOW. ehnspbex aud kitchen
/ SETS IL all kinds, Ior saIs cheap for Cash. by
GEO. Il. ElLBouRNE, Agent,
Main-st., bet. ID and Sd,
mayl5a Keok uk, Iowa.
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ca.partnersn,p r.s,ce

Ca.partneFship Notice.
r. aAAf q X. u. SMITH have this day
!. y. formed partnership in the Carpenter and
Building business in all its branches, under ths
hrm maine and ssyle u Gray 4 Smith. They will
be foanI on Fifth street, between High and MGR
gan, where they will be happy 70 receive the or
dsrs Of their friends and the public.
maylT s5sdEm
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Hwy EARLY copies, ..NSw Ready
THE POLITICAL WORKS or
e p g 4 r A 4 i e n p o E
Beautifully illustrated with more than
100 original Ussiwns.
BY barley, Birkst, Foster, Pickersgil, TennieI
cropssy, Duggan and Mados
And Engraved in the finest styie Of Wood I'm
craving by
COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, do.
Splendidly Bound Price $6--A few Copies
10 Morocco, ~.
Also, tho Fifteenth Edition OF
POEtS UOMfIETE WON ks,
In Four Volumes, limo. Price "a SO,
CONTAINING tho Tales ut the Grotesque and
~ Arabcsqut; Wonderful Stories Of the Imagine
tion All his Posty; The Story Of Arthur 0ordou
Pym, and complsts collection VI all his contri-
bnsisns "a the Magazines. Edited hy Rufus w
G.swoN, D, D., With Notices ii his life by j. Il
Lowell and N. r. Willis. Sent By mail, postage
prepaid, % receipt Of price.
Us. REDFIELD, Agent,
oct36w3m ~ Beekmsn-st., N. Y.
cider vinegar.
K BBL6. more Of that PURE Cider Vinegar iusl
y rscsivsd from Cleveland. Ohio, and for sAle u
KELLOGG ) BIRnH,
cctSod No. l40 1a1n-st4
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Also.
a LAhuE assortment Of husssi 4 Ward
= na.eher Knives just received and for sails
Wy ~ oy b. W. q IL. TUCKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

ATWATER'S
FIRST r II m I N
10 DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINE I!
Patented May 3, 1855.
ey1HIs Machine hiss neither Loopsr, Hook, Shut
III puRs Ca Any St ofas Il isas5 ni
II was awarded the RIssr PREnIUn at the NAN
Yesk State Fssr, held It Buffalo, Oct, ., 1857, for
simplicity, Durability, Capacity
PRACTICAL UTILITY.
Singers, and Wheeler 4 Wilson's high priced
Machines we're In competition.
COMMITTEES Of Awsrds--J. G. cuylsr, Editor Of
Albany Express, ~. B. 0viatt, ksq., Practical
Aschinist. Rochester, N. X; Phinsas stanton,
This i smphatio.liy the Machine for the P.o-
pie. 1t has but 10 b. seen to be admired, and
| used to be appreciated
| Address j. A. HALL, Keokuk, Iowa,
Proprietor for Leo and Van Barren Counties.
| 10Ladics are requested to call ct my residence,
| on Franklinst, between 9th and 9th, and examine
this Machine.
Oct. ~, 'sS-dAw
TEAS.
| WE are receiving direct from Boston, and now
w have ready for examination and sale, the
freshest, choicest, and cheapest stock Of TEAS
one often beholds consisting Of
| Imperial,
Old Hyson,
| Gunpowder,
Young Tyson,
| Oolong or Black
TEA. We are selling ut retail ~ good Teas at 80
cents As heretofore sold for 81 and all grades 81
least 20 per cent less than the Usual retail price
1 All we AJAX ID . trial. Dealers can buy BY the
Chest, or otherwise, At very low figures.
/ hELL000 BIRGE,
oet25l No. l4a Main-st.
Fruits and Nuts.
! NTE offer for sale very Choice and Fresh Sc
/ w lection Of FRUITS and NuTs, direct from
New York at low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
/ New Zante Currants,
New French pranes,
| New Citron.
English Walnuts, Fiiberts, Dates, Brazil Nuts,
Almonds, DC, &C., dc.
| All OF which new and fresh, and will be sold
/ ct Wholesale o. retail by
kELLOaa q BihaE,
4 Sct26i No. Ia9 Main-st.
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htank bOoks..FG4sh Arrival.
"A LAE6 Z stock all sorts ard wises, At
OGDEN, BkOWNkLL 4 co.
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS,
Z M which Special Taxes arr due and unpaid
~ fer laying plank siee walk.
Owners Nance Lot. Block. Tax Cost.
Unknown, ss Sac $l15
as 4.i8 J. ID
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the owners Of the
Lots described In the foregoing list situated in the
CITY Of keokuk, Lee County and State OF lows,
and all Others interested, that special tax ms
been assessed and levied On said lots by the CITY
Council OF said city for LAYING plank sidewalk In
frunt ct said lots designated in above list, aud
unless payment be made af the taxes 30 levied.
aud also icsts before the 18th day Of November
A. D. lsas. the said ,afs - ...ch thereof :.
shall BE- necessary discharge said tax ANA costs
Will pc sold On he day aforesaid. ut the Mayor i
once IN said city between the hours Of o'clock
a. ~. and so'cloek IN.
q. &. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Get o. fs6s-uln
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COAL COAL! COAL.

'IsHE Slaughter Coal Company are prepared to
furnish their superior Coal in quantities 10
suit purchasers ~ the lowest cash rates. They win
deliver i, at any point IN the City; also At HarAi4-
ton, Warsaw, Alexandra and ether points on the
River.
0fice on Third Street, below the corner OF Main
over the banking House u Xix, Hale 4 Co.
STi:PHEN u. JONES,
octipdSm Sole A gent q. C. Co
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1858. Fail ana Winser 1858.
i SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
.nufcAlmson. JAMno nnV
HUTCHINSON 4 DEwEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS.

MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st., bst. Main johnson. KEOKUK.
LAVE JUST resolved ~ their Fashionable
IL Tailoring and Fnrnishipg establishment
: choice and excslisnt supply Of nroAdeloths,
Clssimcres, vsstings, and Gents FURNIeH-
Ing GOODS, Of ali descriptions, and euarsntss
that their wsFk shall be done IN tbs most ap-
proved and satiafactory manner. They arc con-
stAntly receiving the New York and philadsl-
pills fashions; and respectfully solicit Ill Who
desire good work and the best natnrial 10 give
th4m , call.
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COAL.

THE undersigned will cell superior article OF
Coal, In largaor small quantities, for Cash, at
low rates. Having made arrangements for : large
trade during the Fall and Winter, viii contract
70 deliver Coal through town, md 1t Warsaw,
Alexandria and HAmliton.
WIN. L. WOOD, Proprietor.
apply At my O6foc on Sd street, IT the ot6ce
Of Stryker Wood, Keokuk.
Sept. 80 dam
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Dr. 4. .. INGE1s OH,

DENTI6T, corner Of Third ana Main streets
- Ksokuk, lows, over Ri, Hale = Cor Bank
sntrsnes o. Thirdst. Special attention givcn d
ths prsssrvation Il tAs natural teeth treatment q
exposed dental nerve, and correcting irAguIasite1
OF the dental arch, Artificial Teeth 81 the ~
style and Anh from single tooth TO an entire m
3y1odsm s.
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MEAT SHOP.
Opsn All Day ana Every Day.
I HEREBY notify all my customers, and citizen,
7 generally, that have opened Meat Shop on
Fourth-st between Main and Blondean, . few
doors above Kapless dxocsry.
II win be open every day Sundays exceptsd)
from =. N. to D. -.
All kinds Of meat, fresh and salted, kept con-
stanily on hand. A. CHAPMAN.
oct2ob3w
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SAMUEL FORREY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Leon, Decatur County,
N7 ILL practice and make collections In all the
w counties VI iL4 Ninth Judicial District.
Iowa.
REFERENCES.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01
LICENSE

We publish below two aecaoas OF the
liquor law, now IN force IN this State. Per-
hays It would be well for the officers meu'
toned in section 10, to look to tbeir duty.
The Republican has always been siren-
uousl opposed to iutemPerance, aud we
do not feel disposed to turn {, rom it, Old
aud honorable channel
sro. ,. That if any person or dtn
shall sell or be ia anNvise concerned ga
selug .priluoUs, flnnua or other hioN en-
uns liquors it, qusuljues Ices than ol' tuars
wuhout dr.t having obtained q license
therefor Ia the manner prescribed hl THIS
Act he, she, OF they shall be deemed gui.
~ Of ni.demeanot. and upon conviction
thereof, before any District court, Justice
Of the Peace, or Mayor OF any CITY, or
incorporated town, .haii be fined IA any
-un not less than tifiy, nor more than two
huuired dollars, api lie imptsoned IN ihe
county lail un,i. such fine aud the cost hr
paid. aud 10 person 50 convicted shah he
discharged from such lmptso1meni be."r"
the expiration OF thirty DAYS, uilrs- the
fine and costs be sooner PAID, any law To
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Src. 10 Iha, ii shall be the duty ct
the county Cleik, Treasurer and county
Commissioners 10 prosecute Tor all VIOLA
tons of the dih and sixth sections oi ms
Act before the Justices OF the Peace OF tho
precinct where they are committed.
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o. Tha, open we'll, down by the old livery
stable, slil stands with it, Ponderons ana
marble avs" wide open. We wonder when
il will he fixed. II any man wishes to test
Sr Isaac Ncwion's motions Of the force Of
gravity. we will say to him t'ist here IS tue
opening for H. We dc no, know who owna
the lot upon which the well situated, but II
il belongs to any one, be had better read The
following town ordinance:
lie Is resolved by the Mayor and Aldermen
of the city Of Marshal IN council convened
tia. II !. hereby declared unlawful for any
Owner or occuper oil any lands or lots Of
ground within the corporation Of the city Of
Marshall. to permit, on his premises. any well,
pit. ditch, or other nuisance or dangerous thing
exposed open or uueuelosel whereby the lives
or safety OF persons or stoeS shall be cuian-
eercd and any person violating this regulation
shall be subject to fine Of one dollar iss e.
cry day be- shall permit tine -aiac'
Approved. April 37th 1855
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TO Our Patrons.

We havo purchased the extensive
ROOH AND JOH PRINTING
Office, formerly connected with the
Marshall Meridian md are now
prepared 60 do all kinds Of Book and
Job Printing in a style not to be sur
passed this side Of New Orleans. and
At rates to suit the times.
During orr stay in New Orleans,
we will make such additions to It's al
ready ample variety Of material, rs TO
guarantee It's being the mos, extensive
and best selected Book and job Office
in Eastern Texas.
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5J On Tuesday night the new City Council
VIM organized. T. a. Pablo, Mayor, f. NJ.
Hamlet, City copsinbc james ee, Il. t. VI.
johnson. q. q. Gregg, r. X Haynes, aud 6
4. 1Iynson, Aldermen With such a cops of
officers, We may expect qvist and good order
IN our town
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3j- We understand that the Know Noihings
think Of supporting Judge Bell for associate
We reckon they will make him ring. Well,
we hope they will take of his coliar Iligh-
no Wonder ~ha, they're going to SHOW
next
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lr The proceedings of the Grand Temple
Of Honor, held at tiark.Ysle on i7th Noyem.
Der, 1851, before Us. Mr. l.. II. Y ard, G. W
r., is now in our town, and a. We are .niosa.-
ed, lectures upon the -u lice Of Temperance
We should be glad to hear him before be
leaves. He lccturcd at Jefferson on Monday
last