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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03
FOR SALE.
Nov. oath, 1858.

60 1890 ACRES of valuable CAPE FEAR LAND
The subscriber wishing to change his business, offers
Tor sale all his land in the lower end of Baden county,
lying mostly the West side of the Cape Fear River known
as Indian FHs This land extends back in body for four
miles, and is raversed by the Wilmington Charlotte Ru-
therord Rail Road, three miles from the river There is
enough up land cleared for three horse crop
which IS married. There are $50 Acres Of Low LAND
horse crop of which cleared and so very
ror to clear. There is CANE PASTURE inclosed sui-
cient to winter 40 head of cattle There five full crops
OF IORPENIINE BO4ES-four of which are but little
worn There is chance to cut task of virgin boxes.
There good deal of large til Der along the Railroad and
an lnexhaustble queantty of small pine. There very
eligible site for Turpentne Distlery. improvements
a COMFORTABLE DWELLING and all necessary out
houses to accommodate Is persons Terms of sale will be
secured Persons wishing to purchase can see these Lands
by calling Dr. Gillespie who lives by addressing
me at Mount Olive, Wayne county, N. C. will visit the
Land with them at any time.
Dec. !. lS5S-l4.4t# Has. @. DICKSON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR
T1NHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale that valuable PLAN
L TATlON about mile from Wilmington. known as the
% West Hall Place. containing about 1000 land
There is good dwelling and all necessary houses
the place. Further description is deemed unnecessary
persons wishing to buy will mine themselves For
terms, &C., apply to JOHN MILLS,
Richards, Onslow County, N. c.
Dec. Sd, 1858 l4-2t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03

SEED OATS.
zoo BUSHELS prime quality Seed Oats, just received.
e1U\I For sale in lots to suit, by ...-.5. .. -,
hoe , = -" l-- f STOKLEY & OLDHAM.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03

THESE SCALES are now regarded
i as the STANDARD FOR COR
RECT WEIGHT, and are in use by
nearly every Railroad Company, Mer-
chant and manufacturing establish
'ment throughout the country. The
reputation which these Scales have
acquired has been of steady growth
from the commencement to the pres
.ent time, and is based upon the prin-
;ciple adopted by us, and never devil
!ated from, of allowing none but PER-
Feet WEIGHING MACHINES TO 20 forth
from our establishment.
: We have more than one hundred
different notifications Of these Scales,
adapted to the wants OF every de-
:partment of business where a correct
;and durable Scale is required.
; Call and examine, or send for an
illustrated circular.
a; FAIRBANKS q CO.,
; 160 Broadway,
Neeo York.
33-taw4m-7-4m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03

Z, FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on the 18th ut. at
- Bethlehem Church, his bay MARE, 8 10 years
-A- old She is noted from the fact that she has a sore
the back the right side of the saddle seat believed
be and PAGES ell under the saddle. She had
the time she TAKEN saddle the horn of which had
been broken off and repaired with piece of black eathe"
Any information leading to her recovery, will be literally
rewarded by JOSEPH T. MELVIN.
Baden county, n. c., Dec. 3D. 1858. l4H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03

I OUTS feSpeCtIHIy
OF. WOOD & CO., Proprfetors, sI2 Broadway, New
York, Tin the great N Y Wire Railing Estabhshment) and
la Market street, st. Louis Mo-. 49, ga. =.
Sold in Wilmington, N. c.. by Walker Meares, W. H. Lip
pitt, Drake Il McLin, and by all good druggists.
Oct. Il. 4O-9-5m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03

GARDINER, Maine, June %, 1856.
PROF. o. J. WOOD-Dear Sir: have used two bottles
Professor Woods Hair Restorative and truly is
greatest discovery Of the restoring and changing
the Hair Before using it was man of seventy My hair
has now attained its original color You recommend
the world without the least fear my was enc OF
the rvnrs nd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03

JUST RECEIVED.
4 n BBIS. CITY MESS PORK;
~ 25 do. Flour, Family and Superinc:
so bushels Water Mill Meal
10 bbs. Yellow Sugar;
5 do. A. do For sale by
l.. B. HUGGINS & SONS,
Nov. 10Th S. E. Cor. Market & Second Streets.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03


EVERY variety of Saddles Har- FT s4t X S III
~ ness, Brides, Whips and Trunks, SzAEA9N
Harness. Band String and Sole Leather. Calf SKIN ning,
&C. all kinds Of Oil Coach Trimmings Carpet Bags Vaises
&C. Infable Condition Powders for diseased Horses and
Cattle description of Ploughs and agricultural mpe
The largest stock in the State, and sold wholesale
retail, at the lowest New York prices.
Harness and Saddles manufactured to order and
paired. JAMES WILSON,
Dec. 3.-146m No. Market St., near the wharf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03

FLOUR AND BUCK " HEAT.
LNAMILY FLOUR in bbls and bags;
II Superfine g in bbls.;
Extra new huled Buckwheat. For sale by
l.. B. HUGGINS Il SONS
Nov. 30. S. E. Market and Second streets.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

NoJor HrshaH; l '"en' it due :" t"l.
Chiffon aud the prnpl- hom he represents
1, mnko tn. f,iliy !, rs,.nt,t. ut icis
~ reference the crutsr pursued hv Inn Ia
thu l,.i canvass feel constrained ia 10
this b, sense OF duty To- one who hN, eset
been lor,m".' in The coed w"'a oi man
t-iuiuv not o'tl, III. p'inciPlrs at D-m"e'
,acs but al It. patty o'ganz ','"" ~ our
>i.,-. Cod Chiffon participated IN the
counls meeting. wh'cl appointed d"l'g 'l"-
t. the Waco sud I,ef Conventions. ht
elrqu~ntly urging the Democracy /" organ
tr,,iou. IN wns himself app"ln ed - del
gate. and | h.h-vs slt.uied both tonvrn.
ton. tie county meeting pf.sed rssnlp'
ton. d,clarmg CD Chiffon To he the choice
IT the county int The Congressional moan,
Nation, nnd ms'tuc'i"g u. Dc IegHtes I" "tG"
hi. unu. un"u ~. Convention. Got thil
ton oui Wishing =" see atf, cor in.i"" iu ih'
d. nortsic ta,k- positively DECLINED pr,
miiiinu HI 3iani, t, bee n-ed IA Inst op-
v.uii"u: bat Ht the utg"nt a"liriinii"", rs
Il knov II iiirut. ~ All p,'tlr- consented
To-. nud did mn irf the position whfrh H.
uow- f'l-. the rorir.t h-tw~en an ,isnd
n,t-'es,sr Cav Rnnn-l. sud Con llonst.'n
was wafm IA cur couuiS tot tHI''u
,.urlu.ir'd III" rstvs.e -. ". 'h'nuAh lie.
.u- to ptes..m, isll, the '-siie- oi the crnyN.s
TO ih. people, Md To- prevent IN" d''Hd'd
prestige ni Con-. lI"u.iou'- uame Gom oyer
-hsdouing Ia. Truth. Of Democrats rs sci
forth ia the Ware platform.
lie fought rallan,ly. snA =. IS general,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

IN. L"svpuw"rih correspondent of the
New lmk il.rsld gives further details OF
III. news hnugbt by the las, expros. To
tina, post, Date, from headquarters Of the
arm, nrc 10 the slh ul,, the day the rider
LETT:
Col Johnston. with Gov Cummings snd
The ssc1,t al TX computes Of the ~
Dag"op-. bad jniusd III. nsin body under
tot. NlcSpud~r mud th- whole io,ce w,te
ut Hacks Fnia on the Green River
snow had ov.',ak.u tham. thu thernomr-
ter NJ times dawn Ia 7-to nnd the animal.
lerhl.. macy Of which had lfoz"n To- death
The command WAS masking Tor tl-ur, !.
Fnk. on III. Green River. distant sh"ut
one hnndfrd miles from salt Lake Guy.
aud where suppl, 81 wood could b" obs
tsined. At this point II would be Obliged
to bait until spfin.. 4 lil,l- grass bsd
heen found in The valleys. ba. The sno"
WIS covering II.
Tha Mormons. mounted on Indian
poui-.. we're occasionally hov-'ing about
III small ps'tie-. s,amp"ding snd stealing
such nuiual. ~ could DO run eft Be-
/ tween tn. th.ns al these fsnaiicsi rstti
Sans sad the Cold il WAS feared hut few
| II sn, Of tho snms's would be lett on NJ.
rival nj the contemplated winter quarters
The Qusrt-russter to the Cov.tnnr 49,
cou hsj lot forty mules by stampede
The officers IN charge of the trains expert
rnced much dtlliruli, in getting them mp
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

Sr I.or,.. Jan. l--lhs D.mo.,.,
'ep"''s from l.eavrnwo',h II an .r,,s
n-u, between Lanes t",c. ut Suv,, y
= .a 70" , u"','' s'"'~' "'"s"o".. III. !,
" 1890 "'. ,.'"" '" surrender and h.. w.
' "'s. ~" ""s"o"' The" rh,,rss . u
WEI" ''r"''r" "ih 4" h-s of ,L,.. ~
'"es -. !" '"rr'n" Drnv-, 70, Mr.
'"'e""."''--pe"rer ordered tire. ''@
"'s' OF d'"s""". I" III. sea, ofw., ,""'"p,
work Is s"ticpr,.d. "'ooov
he ""w."i the s"ssssm.n,b ,,i,
"e "e'; TIE people commenced o,.s. ''''
aud "s h"'svnR To s.si,t Ian. s""ai,
u "*' e'Pcr'~d this, before N, H..
arrived th.t Ism. would ,.c.,y. "'s'o>
"""' 81 1000 m"n. The ..c,,.."''
intense calhoun had fed tom ~. ~
tory NO '''',
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

hurired miles. sha.l previo,. To the hsst dsy
Of J,n,ayy 1850. designate the t'rmn Of aid
road where the -anv ar not fix d in the"
charters, AID the count ics through which Their
t'sd shall pas. follow NJ the direction AMI
the conai,e- through which their Rad rbah
pass. following the direction and touching '"c
point. ~stahl, he'd 10 their charters and tiivy
shall slsc designate A. near N practicable. the
points ut tich sahi roads cross the rivers.
over which they will pass between sail terIni-
nj A. d where any such road "a Of greater
length than three hundred miles, the deslgna.
ton of !ts .aid rvai route aud csrs-ing-. a.
sbov. required, .ha BE- made for the addition
Al distance OF one hundred miles. annually.
after aid first day Of J,nuary 1860. Pow
drd. tina, .u'h Railroad Companies a. .hail be
hereafter Incorporated, shall make the d-sig-
paticn Of their termla,. route and crossings for
the frs, three hundred mile-, within two Years
( or the date of their act If ,neorr, osinn aud
one aundrei miles annually thst.ai cr, unless
It - otherwise proved IN their charter And
each Of sad Companies, ~ designating their
trrniin Fnui" and crossings, shall im'ne iiAtriy
report The zane 10 the General Land Dlice o.
il State. under the seal o. sad C,mpiny
P'or ddJrtber, that whenever any Railroad
Campan, hail have designated the route or
llnr Of their road. aud ther,bs secured any res.
.fvation # public laud under The laws of lh's
STATE, snd such Company shall hefea Ter change
.aIj route or line, such ch ,ng. shall in no
cas-. authorize the said company to alter, Or in
an, wise change ,l,e reservation already secnr
ed or by such alteration or chiuge, to secure a
reservation on the line or route 80 newly des-
ignaied.
Ssc " That any Railroad Company
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16
Now Advertisements
0NsURANCC NOTICE.

" THs sNaEv,roHr ISsuRAxcg Cox,n.
il pr~paf 10 take risks on all psodnec H.
ped "n boats of g"ot standing with III. H.. 7,
81 Underwn cr~ IN the City Of New O,I.,,
and such - have certificate of wortlia...
signed by bert Graham, inspector, aud p. n
Kos-on, seer,tsr, Of this company.
MATES OF PREMIUM
On produce shipped 10 rh. port from
points above " hi, Oak hoals, 2 n~,s.,,
u low IA "
!, viii lee considered that A.. rr"dnr, .h,s,ui
from above ,hi- port on Red RIVER or an, \
IT. tributaries, 10 any merchant If TIN. ,lse,
having an open policy from this COMPANY.
he n'nf.d IN tins flee. unless expressed Ia
the contrary ia the bill of aiing
{. K GkiSWULD, Pr~.'L
i II RnssoS. secretary.
II Iur X pub iean. Marshall. Gazette, J,t
'efson, Standard. C,aksvilic. Texas; sns
Telegraph, Washington, Ark. val pl.,.
copy three months and send bill to tin, ofae.
->onit Ne,i.rn
Oe.ob' -, 1851 i'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

PhruRrs--Wo mr." requested tu state thai
Prot. MeEwsn has taken the rooms over III,
Store room lately occupied BY b + Yong
where ho ia prepared to take pictures upon
iron, glass p 'per or silver plate aud Judging
from specimens shown ~, We q, not hesitate
70 ssy he can produce pieuies Equal to any.
thing heretofore . II red to the eit,aens of this
'si'y and vicinity. II is sl.o prepared to give
Instructions in the Photographs and Ambro.
typ"art
Prof MeEwen has been TRAVELLING in THIS
business Tor the last six wears and ha. taken
pictures In i~en'y.,~o different States and
rom his long experience. IN The be~n.s. he
feels confident he can take picture. TIN, will
speak for Themselves. lie ecrcs highly re-.
commenced Pictures tssen aud done up in
good cases for 81 so
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16


RervRNtp. ID. ". Z baldwin returns
hy this stag" To Marshall IN consequence
III the continued ,line.s Of bis family
M's Baldwin hs, been sick during III.
pntire period oil his sb.euce, and hearing al
The Illness Of his children, one OF whom
-u 'sae III 10 b. dangerous, aud the
continued indi.p"sition Of his wife, h.
could not be expected to remain longer.
We tfus, ,hat his constituents wall properly
appreciate III. condition. and excus. h,s
going hon". His anxiety Tor | ia famil, i,
uedcr s"ch eirram.tances. may, We think
DO rgnded as ps'nmonut to ever, thing
sls.. Wa know that b. has taken this
sirP with reluctance. Bat with the
more important business Of the session
either disposed ef or IN lair s,sls Of set
''-meo'. aud ieavin. three snie colleagues
behind. no Diet, ineu, 10 the interests OF tn.
State Or 10 his immsdia,s section are hk.i,
10 follow. We can besr testimony 10 III.
fsithfu'nsss ani industry with which h.
as. discharged hi. oniclsl duties ~ a leg
issasor. No man IN either house IL NOR.
fully appreciated. or viii carry With him
When he lssves here higher estimate a. a
man OF integrity. Or watms' social feeling.
from his col-a.us,. l..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

IoRrIcS lNrors 49, The Washington
British lrading exports To The United States
during the ht-. uins mo,lhs Of 1857
Which amour. TO 500 s7s .O2O. hi.
shows an excess so f,r in 1857 over 1856
Of 81 AZ SIS The propo,rio"ate fsllin.
oif IA he three following mouth, a,ust br
greatly increased.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

W wepabI',I, IL. c,'d b-''s fron lh"
\a.iin State q ,s-,- of the 1892 inst. u
J.. boz ia.tce to Mr. Gallon that u sh"nii
-pr-.r IN the Republican. The statements
ia relation to his eautss in the lssi csnvass
~. head u, Tyler It viii he .fen tina
Hon. l.. l.. Lott not only aeqnit' M'. Gull
ton Of al blsm-, bot eis~s h.m eonsrica
gu. and honorable position ~ den oefn'ic
.l-ctonesfer and speaker. Mr. lot, Is til"
Democrats S.ns,or from Smith county.
aud be letter 10 consequently conclusive.
We puLlsh !. with great pleasure:
Rrr. HAL. Dee. II. 1851.
.Nr;sr .NIrslaH: i bss. jus, been
hand. d III. ioll"~ing .x''srt from the ~
tn,ni Correspondence oi III. Isias re-
pnLiicsn. Some oi NY liirnds are "i N"
opinion that the extract, unexplained, WI
uisce me IN fal,e position. lnd~i~fehes I"
tbi. opinion. sud not tram d"slre {" lorce
myself upon tn. pubic, iu'n'sh YOU "'ih
To. hil"Nug statement from Col, i'"h.
ybirb ~ al set tbi. matter ~ n proper Ngh'.
Please pulli.h lhs letter. the ssit"ei
AID senator Lofts statement. aud much
oblise our iieud.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

MARSHALL i;fPua.tc y, he osaY by ref.
seen that Frof L. j. tafolnn. formerly pr.sl.
dent Of the Masonic Female Institute, VIII
"pen male school on III, fret Monday IN Feb.
Fas's nes. IN the Republican Academy. Prof
Cs'olAns high reputation s-s scholar eniltles
bin to share of the public patronage
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

Tns FLoaipA W.a.--i.- Richmoud
Dispatch ssys@s, thu, the Tlm,J. Lag,.la
tase psss lsw fm the ,ae.-,ssiian oi
TIE indians IA tim, STATE. alioainu no u.sfa
10 b shot sn''l the, prorHgs,- u. ssllic.en,
seab~ss to give Ill ID. volunteer. y ehsne.
Jhs proposed law !. similar to other gam,
lava"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16
NAH. AKHA>tEME>


AAQeoAko AaD ctfAaruhes'
uAqQuoo . sia ahe~vv,rr, taaves Tuesday,
1.T. ard Sssnrdsy At go: ps'.ars
V-1na = 90 t,srd~eu.~. :. AssVas fa~~dvy.
oekv AL x.,erlsv. 1t & =. bspAKrs
WVah,a@ss, yskav sri Sunday. at ~.
1aaon~aa-sie LrN.ssno - AasIvES Tuesday
nso1nv Al Saturday. At 3tn; utrAsrs
We1n11sg, vstisy. s~i Sunday. al 7r.x.
0A1@ -sja Tvs~s = Aastvxs Twe.'lsy.
pGg. I'D xafurla,, Mtr ~: Dsysars
6a1sy. Wo&pre'sy. ard frtisY. ii -,
0UUsauau -vts Aansd~si-- Assrhs "Wednesday.
~ AasssJay. ~ p ~ pfrAaT' lhnrsisy.
~ Asr4isv. ntAs y.
eeaV Casa - cave And rriv- si,s SANG day.
Tss.asy. Thnrsi~y. And saturdays.
1s&as - Asvtves 1hss~hY. Al . A, ~. md on
GneusiaY q 4 q =. d-;sfts rn TOeslsy. at z, n
M - tkse~,Ay ai%v
ovvsss iIsras -fom 4, =. to "a n AID ffom J
hepu
Ve1rs ag~n ~ delivery a, = ? =.
~ rissss fss the tas, n 10
~ ~0~e ~Ili h. o,ssh S.iis,s firm 10 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

THx W.sinsu -- nnrg the pa,, we, k
the weather has been changeshle. ffon roli
70 warm. aud from wet To dry, aud ~ we
w'i's 1t is cold aud cloudy. with every In,
dicAiion If rain.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

Jnr ArIsNiic TrLluRAru --lh- Sec
'eiary OF tie Nay, has announced h, in,
tenliou Of detailing the United State. steam
iiigste next season to assi.t ~ la,lue the
Atlantic T.leg,sph. Tho county will op.
rl.sd thi. determination
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-16

src. |. H. u sroci'f o. re Leg'sa hre ~
Ire NiitsY I,rH That the eap'i"n or u &c
ct mn act cnti'irdin" set u regu'"r "ah'"''
Companies. approved February w. 1878 or
amended that hereafter the -ane HAL r'aa
"a follow, to Wit; " An Act 10 f-g""'. nan
road Companies, ard 10 prescribe the mode
and eh'et % i"fr.a -ai's ehnef fNe'"''""'
and herds of un'. ~ -a'd r""d'or'@ proper
{, and ifanghi-e- ~ su,h c"mpanws
SEC. y That every Railroad t"mPahF
heretofore incorporated. or "hch m y "rt'"'
Ter he Incorporated 10y the Legislature 90 'h''
sisie .hali b. r. CURED se"P IT. STOCK books
at the pfnclPa "ihtc ~ me ON 'ahs on Tue
line II - toHa, 10 "h'eh n""A- Sh"ii De en-,
tered all eefiifrhiesni tue ealh'a' STOCK issued
by sAih epiapahN' an" an 'f'h''ef' - S''.s'
shan be entered ~ -nth "''Ns' "h''h' NJ an
reasonable business hours, -htl' hc open l"
the inspection o each -to.S ho'h'r' ana !"
any agent ar officer OF The STATE Whose dniy
u may BE- To inspect 'neh h"ok"' anu II.
meetings ct the Directors ct an, Railroad
company ior the Transaction 81 hu'ines-' ~hhil
br held a, the office OF saii Company, as re.
qu'sed 10 be trlt Toy tlii- section
SIC I Ihat 1t least m lHrity OF the
y tvciUr.. nnd the frr-iirut ur Wee President,
Treasurer AMI secretary 81 every Kinr",d
tomrahy entitled - the h"nrh'1 AMI pn'ih.
re% OF an art eniitl'd : an act 1" cne'nfag. the
construction of Kal,oad. hy Il ,n,t,nn of lana"
approval January 80, 1894 "r OF " al hfi I"
provide Tor The Investment OF the speeiHt
school fund, passed August 10 1876, shall
reside Wtihin u" safe oi Texas
SIC. That every Kult"id Company
shall hasr the power To nike such ",
Laws a.. they may think proper tnr the gov
erumsut at the t'mphnv the same not beng
L..'.., ,b. st,..,,s If, ,,,, .nn,,m,u. nj
.n,t, H., Nv. Tia. n,ka,ldr,. IA ii h., ,pti.
1.i,'., .,,, ,,,,. e., .a,h .ba,,. al .t,,L Md
- h., ..,,, may ,ot,. IL, ,.,,s,,p ar bv ,y,i,
,,,,,,x A,,I-,t .h.di ,.,,irr Tia. y.,, az
,,,,, ,.f ,,., l,.-. ,b,,, u,,,.,bi,i. ~, ,h,,
.,,t ~ ,t,.. ,,,,.,auy +, r.t,l,.,.h snr, A.
I,,..,,,i "a, ,.,m,,py .h,,t h,y,. ih,. n.,,y,r
IA NIL. .uy ,,n.t i.,d -, nur,r,.,. a., TIA.
,,,,..h,.. nsop.rtv al In, i'omf5rv unl,..
tho ,..,u.,,. ,,n,,..ly r,y,.n by iii. n. law,
] ~ ,t, r,,,,,,,y
So m. road he'd tra,k f,,urbi.e and
,t,,,,.,,.4 ,,,,h,. aot p,rii,.. nf M, H,iIruaI
+ t',,,,,.,, #, Tin. : ut,, shIl IA. -ubi.rt Il, th.
ma, mani a., t,. s,.bi, and lgJ h,b,.it,-, of
ana ,,m,,rv and NAV II. .ptI m .ti.faeti,n
al TN. .,mr hnt t,, .,tl roa l.hrd Track f.,,,.
eh,... and rha,i,r pow.r, ami pri,iiiv... hail
H., deemed ana ,,,t,,. tb,.,, and nu.t b,. ,,Il
.urn mad IN 80. af the ,al, of th. same.
.b. b., hy y.etne of an ,x,,ntinn. order of
.,l. dead nf tr,,t. or any uh,r p,y.r. IA,
,.usrh,-.f ar puf,ha-.r4 NJ .u,.t .,i. AMI their
a..oei,tr.. shall berrt,ti,d to have aul exrr.
ri., nil ih. p,,,.,t. prtvilt ,r- and f,tn..l5 80.
granted io .nid c,n,ptny by it, charter. or
ia yifin, of tbh. ptn,..d law, Of SIN. State ,
ad the -aid pnrri, ser and . techi-rt, an lh.ir
associates snail he d,e,nri and taken t, be-
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D;ssoLuTIoU.

TIVE paf'ner,hip hrr.t"f,r. existing h
tween Dr.. Young 4 Ewing, rs thu. day
dissolved.
Jan IS $40 YOUNG & EWING.
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n Wc src ialrhiri To II "a T. T. Lon. VI.
Ok Taylor, D. r. Baldwin. r. II. Wxrl. for
late Anslin 'psrs, and public documents.
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II We publish below the grncrn' rs'r''sd
bill. Introduced ~ VIZ. Witfsl. .. u has pass
ed both houses Of the Legislature. Il con-
talnt viii BE- seen, many -alu,uy pro'is-
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NIAI{ItIl.,I

~ the r~.dei ~ Il N so,,n..
n'Y Iva. he sih IA hy r., T a 'ws'r's
nnpn IVES l. SMITH and urs RIOS I'M" W
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n We are in lebtrd 10 Geo, l.. iii ESQ
No -. Camp NJ n, O., Cor late city ppper.
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II The South Western Of Wednesday last,
Gays
TIE rIeor continues TO rise rapidly, and nc.
counts from above represent il To be high and
sisinc
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- 1ts G"vesn"f OF Groryis has vetoed
sp~ss1s o. twenty bill. passed by the Leg,
islssyes
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WANTED.

A negro woman, who Is good coos,
"A e,, and iFonsr, TO do tho work q
Am,y Apply Immediately Il tsss osslss
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Isl 1T Letters rrniainlng ~ the Pos, Oli,s
- II Mar-hall, January, 1T, 1858
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SHERIFF.

SHERIFF..
We arc auhaf,el 10 arn9uar. r r. RHODES
= candidate Tor The III VI Sheriff Of Harrison
0nrntv.
We a,s autl,ors,rl n A. noHns, r " LtG7pNT
- candid for the offrs Of Sheriff oi Hair con
c.sssy.
TREASURER.
Ne aNsss,sd \, naunnnre Rev Tfi0MA As
eANFOhD ssa diiaic fef The afFic. u If-a,m.r
n t1arsm C"0n,y
W. arr requested To announce tbs, ALEX tSnFR
eANDEks !. \ rsih;isi- f. elect 0u to N. uiiire
q Treasurer Of Hsu,-un Cnun'y
Assessor AND (DLLEC ron
We are auibony.d 70 sunopnc- GEO FISHER
- ~and'dsts f t,sr-sor and Collector Of HARRISON
Co~n,y
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ Honey ist .a-rr ftar' ~ ~ tiHr. g. ~. R-
D,Alean nHr. eau lie forwarded hF mail ~ eu- I'll
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An ACT.

10 be eaiified IA Aci >"pp'emeafory 10
ard Amead,'org Of Al Ac, 10 regulate
Raireaa Companies ApProrfd FEB
mary IN 1888