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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27
THE COLONEL'S STORY.

The discussion OF temperance societies
and public education drew from the Col
onel some "reminiscences of his school boy
days SO pleasant and instructive that
we cannot refrain from giving them at
length.
Il learned to read and write" said he,
Gin an old school house OF Indian Creek
under the shadow of the Bald Mountain
You have no doubt seen similar ones in
your Travels rude log pen; hoored with
puncheons, with single opening. which
served as a door, but entirely without win-
dows or chimncys. In the centre of the
room was a hearth formed of stones and
earth, where in winter, huge logfre bla
eel and funnel, the smoke (when it was
hot blown in our cycs) rising and gather
ing in dense cloui under the high pitch
ed roof, and escaping through the wide
crcviccs at the caves. Ranged in a hollow
square around this fire the scholars sat on
rough -hewn benches coming their we'll
thumbed primmcrs, or blue-backei spell
ing books, with vociserous diligence.
..Our school was divided into three
clasSes-big boys. little boys, and girls
and presided over 10y a pig nut faced pro-
fessor, who maintained his state on a split
bottoned throne, and will, sccptrc OF
hickory, tough, Timber, and far reaching
In this wigwam Of science. leephidden in
the shade of primeval forests, did acquire
the rudimcnts Of learning, and expe-
ricnce the incipicnt sorrows Of knowl-
edge.
"Whcn grew older I was sent to the
academy i'm the town of ", where
boarded for several years with an at
fectionate and crctlulous relative, and
chiefly distinguished myself for idlcncss
and audacious mischief. When | was
about sixteen tho academy boys organized
a literary society, of which, became a
member. The idea was capital one
We were required to read, deliver select
orations, write original compositions, and
take part in debating suchquesticus as were
selected by the society. What though our
speeches we're not models of elocution,
nor our essays Of composition? our efforts
were sincere. What though we often dis
cussed questions which we were about as
capable of understanding as a litter oil
blind puppies might be? in that we did not
greatly differ from most ofom grown-np
public assemblies Yet it was surprising
to see with what superior zeal those who
had been most idle and .derelict in. the
school. set about the accomplishment Of these
self-irnposed duties, aud what meek and
ready submission the most rebeIliouS
schooIboy accorded TO the laws which he
himself had helped to make. OF this my
own case, perhaps. furnished the most
striking example: o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27
q Lagghabie Story.


I'VE copy the following aughable story from
Harper's Magazine. The scene is laid in Ten
nessee 1t will recall the experience of the Acad-
cmic days Of many readers
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
WOOD AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Qar0 @ olu nj II

professional end Business Cards. not erceefin9
fsre trsrisr Inns ia Ten t, inserted in this Column
for s. per annum, l'n9es ones ealryed IN propor-
tioEt-l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27

What is the difference betwesn q bare
head and a.hair had? One fees. for shel.
ter and the other is shelter for Aeas. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27

Why are people with corns like certain
because they are toe-msrtyrs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27

nR \. MATTlNGLY, will devote in future
his entire attention 10 the practice or NEpr
CINE, MEoE SUseERy q ObsTErRcS MANY yeari
of pracii,s experience. together with detcrnnl
ton to render satisfaction in all cases, he hopes
viii ensure him share of the pitrouase OF a lib
er.d community. He Is prepared to attend cases
IN both town ard country.
OFFICE, one door nurtl of H. Percc's Cloth
ing Store, west side Michigan street
April -, le5S-9I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27

A LFRED BILLOWS, SHAVER AND Han
IA DRESSER, up stairs, in the building the
corner of w asnnston ard Michigan streets, where
ne may always be found during business hours
Iiymouth, Ind, Nav II, 1883.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27

r. S-flc has q supply Of fresh vaccine matter.-
AMI all whe desire projection from the small fnx
should not delay vaccination IN vaccination, as
I,tiing else give xemqton from it, accs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27

II AN NOTICEzT ]. STASfIEip, OF South
ii a Bcr,l, and ~ JonNsoS, of PlynoutlI. have
associated themselves together for the practice of
Ltw, in all the Courts oi Marshall County. Mr
sS,snfiei will personally assist ia the naenicnt
OF AL iticaic,l business. Ol,lcc in CoIb;ns block.
MAY -, 1858 IS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-27

"'Mr President, please to consider
"sWhy, Nr. President, persisted .. big
chap Of the oei7gusiae fsction, and ths soo
of q noted WI sTk:- 80 - 49, =: ~-sAe1
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Later from California.

New York, March 26.-The steamer
Moses Taylor has arrived with California
dates to 9Th instant, and 81 100000 in
gold. She left Aspinwall on the after
poon of the 18th.
The St. Louis was to sail the same
evening for New York.
The trip, by this arrived, was complet-
ed in 20 days and II hours from San
Francisco, being the shortest on record.
Mr.. Lamar, U. s. Minister, was for
nally received by the Government of
Nicaragua on the 22d. The Irrcsari
treaty was still before the Legislative,
But it is believe will not be ratified I'M
less with alterations which will reopen
the whole of the affair at Washington.
General Jerez had been appointed Nj
mister of War.
The steamer Don Carlos was lost in
the Lake.
The United States steamer Susquehan-
ma was at San Juan.
The steamer Golden Age arrived out at
San Francisco in 81 days, being the
shortest outward trip.
The California market was languid,
but not depressed. Some articles COM
manded higher prices.-Money was ca
sier.
From Peru advices state that Vivance
had captured Ayica. The frigate Apusi-
mac having first shelled the town, $50
men were landed, who took possession.
The loss on both sides amounted to 200
killed and as many wounded. Halt the
town was in ruins. Vivanco had with
drawn his troops from Neguique. The
attempt at revolution in Lima had been
Suppressed.
1t. Collar came passenger by the
Moses Taylor, bringing Caroras dispatches
from Com Long of the frigato Minnesota,
arrived at Callao.
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HALIFAX, March 26.--rhe steamer
Niagara arrived here this morning with
Liverpool dates to the 18th.
The steamer Indion arrived out Oh the
leth.
MARKETS.
liverpool, MorcA 13.--CoAon.--Sales
of the week $1,000 tales; and qualities
considerably lower, say fass, owing to
heavy imports.
Breadsts0s are dull.
Provisions are dull, and the market is
generally unchanged.
GENERAL NEWS
The British House Of Commons met on
the 18TH when D'Israeli announced the
reception of very satisfactory dispatch
froys France, and the termination OF the
misunderstanding between the two coun-
tries.
Rumors of satisfactory news from In
dia were circulating, but no dispatch had
been received.
Numerous arrests still continue to be
made in France.
The appeal of Orsini and bis accom-
plices against the sentence of death has
been refused.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, March 26.-Flour--The mar
kct to-day is dull-with sales of 1000 Bbls.
at 81 20a4. 80 for Common to Good State;
Ohio S480a6.00; Southern S4.50a4.90.
Whcat-The market to-day is quiet; sales of
5000 bushels--Southern red 1l5al2O cents;
Western white l223}5aI36 cents; Genessee $50
cents.
Gorn-The market is firm; with sales of @,
600 bushels-Southern white at 69a70 cents,
and 6Sa69 cents for do yellow.
Pork-The market is firm. with sales to-
day of Mess at $l6.85alG.90, and Prime
$l3.55.
Beef-Tho market is steady; sales OF Re
packed Chicago at $12. 00al350
Lard--ls steady sales at l0al0I cents.
Whisky-Has advanced 15c--sales at 23
cents.
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GENTS BOOTS.

A large assortment fresh and seasonable,
N just at hand, one invoice Of imported
French Boots, just received rom N. York
Importer 81 pairs in the case, sc pairs La
dies Benkert's make of Boots, Just received,
must be sold low, now we have some x doz.
different makers make on hand Pump and
medium soles, stitched, sowed and \
peg work, we are only positive, that GELD
our assortment is large enoagh to please the
most tasti;' ious tast', and we are 7.ling now
t. every Wa that comes IN, AZ very iow
ugure.
pla2J L. l.. BRICkuOUSE.
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Y. S. GUYOTRS
"DYEING ESTABLISHMENT"

WAS NOT IN THE LEAST m
w jured blythe Fire, but is in active opera
ton as usual, and he is happy to inform his
patrons and the public in ge2eral that he is
always ready to receive SILK TO BE DYED and
WA1RREp, also GRAPE SHAwLs, CoATs, PANTS,
CARR ETs and WuoLLEN CLOTHS, Of every des-
cription, to Dye and Clean. Warranted to
he done in the best manner.
Ng- Office at the old stand, corner of
Main and Fen Church streets.
ia 27-2m.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
FROM tie Merchants and Jfechonics E:r-
change Books.
FRIDAY, March &c.
ARDIEEn


ARRIVED.
Schr A Baker, Kelley, fin New London,
ballast to master.
Schr Quail, -, fin York River, corn to
Balls 4 Constable.
Steamer Calypso, Parks, I'm Richmond,
destined for Albemarle and Chesapeake Ca
nal Co.
Schi Elizabeth Ann, Mcintosh, IS DAYS fin
Jinks island, with 1000 bushels salt, to Rob
bins & Battley
Schr Kedron, Alley, FIN Boston, ice to
Rowland & Reynolds.
Schr Amanda, Gilkey, FIN Camden, lime to
A. Bell Il Son.
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal, FIN Rich,
bd to Philadelphia, put in to finish loading to
Thos. 2. Crowell.
Steamer Glen Cove, Davis, FIN Rich.
Schr. Moxo, Sparks, for Danovers Mass,
by Alex. Bell & Son.
Schr. Herbert Manton, Lumter, for Boston,
by Jno. B. Hardy Il Co.
SATURDAY, March ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, FIN Baltimore.
Schr. Mist, Dissosway, from New York,
merchandise, to Rowland " Bros.
Schr. Georgia, Whitehurst, fm N. c; corn,
to Simmons Il Bro.
CLEARED.
Schr. SamP Washburn, Thrasher, from
Lumton Mass, by w. G. Williams.
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Virginia Glass Works.

FHSfE Proprietor of these Works having
4 made extensive improvements to enable
him to compete with the best establishments
IN the Union, is enabled to offer every deE-
cription Of Glass Ware, manufactured by
him, of the best and upon the most reason
able terms. He therefore confidently solicits
the patronage Of Virginia and Of the South
ern States generally, in the support of this
new branch Of Southern industry.
credit of months will be given for ap-
proved paper Or satisfactory reference.
liberal deduction will be made to large con
sumers and wholesale dealers and in all Gases
aiurther deduction Of s per cent, from the
foot Of their bills for cash. He is prepared
to fill any orders at short notice, and viii
warrant his work, to compare with that OF
any other establishment in the Union. Sam
pies of which, can be sven any time, by call
ing on SHERWOOD & YOUNG,
Sole Agents, IA Roanoke Square
ma 10 Norfolk, Va
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ST. LOUIS, March 24.--The Utah cor
respondent of tho Leader, under date Of
January S1st, says that Mr.. Morrell and
Sol. Gee. was started for the Flathead
country on the oath December, had re-
turned. They reached the encamptmont
of Captain Magraw's command, on the
Papouiee branches of Wind river, where
their march was arrested by deep snow.
report the expedition all well,
and animals wintering finely, but the
Grow indians had appeared and threat
ened to run off tho stock, and had made
many suspicious movements. In view Of
thuse facts, Col. Johnston dispatched a
party of of thirty teamsters to bring the
expedition into Camp Scott.
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Thirty.Fifth .Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 26.--SENATE.--
The Senate was not in session to-day.
.HousE.-Mr. Washburne, Of Illinois,
offered resolution, which was adopted,
instractng the committee on public lands
to ineuiro whether the main trunk OF the
Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad is COM
pleted, and whether it intersccts with
the branch in conformity with the law
granting lands to Iowa for railroad pur-
poses, the committee to report such ac-
ton as may be deemed proper in the
premises.
Private bills wele reported from various
committees.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-27

ALBANY, March 25th.-Itis rumored
that the Hon. Erastus Corning is about
to Resign the presidency of the New York
Central Railroad, or his seat in Congress.
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TIKI FOLLOWING ARTICLES TO BE
FOUND AT
G. HALL & cos STORE.

AT Reduced Prices for Cash.
ID OGERS q SONS finest Razors Rogers
Az q Sons Needles, assorted numbers in
Nor Deco cases-Rodgers g. Sons Scissors
Rodgers d Sons Penknives-Violins Violin
Bows--Italian and English Violin Strings
Guitar rinss-Martin' celebrated Gaitars
Banjo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Fifes-Field Drums-Spy Glasses-Quad-
rants-GOvernmen and othe: Charts-Naut-
ical Almanacs, years 1858 and IS59--Coast
Pilots Bowditch Navigators Parallel Rules
-Dividers-Ladies' Steel Busks, Loring's
Globes; Hand Lanterns; Tissue and Tracing
Paper of all sizes; India Rubber Court Plas-
ter; Hair Brushes-Rowland's Maccassar
Oil-English Brown Windsor Soap-Shaving
Brnshes-Rypophagon Shaving Soap-Royce
Il Esterly's Dentrifice-Genuine Harlem Oil
F. Marie Farina Cologne-M elodeons-
Chickering's celebrated Piano Fortes-Steel
Pens-prepared Canvass on stretchers, vari-
ols sizes alets-Pallet Knives asels-
Fencing Foils and Masks-Boxing Gloves
Oil Colors in tubes--British Ink Powder
Indellable Ink-Arnold's Copying Ink---Em-
erson's Razor Strops-Atwill's Strops-Day
& Martins Real Japan Backing
Water Colors-Hudstn Bay Quills-Tpning
Forks-Gold and Silver Spectacles-Draw-
ing Pencils-English Drawing Paper-Bris-
toll BGard-Port Folios-Writing Desks
Myrtle Pomatum-Honey Soap-Barker's
Hair Tonic--Thermomtt AMI hundreds of
other articles too numerous to mention. For
sale by G. UALL l. CO.
ma lG.
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Roofing, Guttering.and spouting

WIN. d. ROBERTS, Jr. q CO., are now
w fully prepared to execute all orders in
the way of Roofing, Guttering, Spoutng
and repairing, House and Ship Plumbing ex-
ecuted in the best manner at shortest notice.
Orders left at the Depot will be promptly
attended to. ia 20
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
TOR Perfaming tic Breath, clearing
II Teeth, aud Beaatifytag the ComDlecaoa
use ''BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS" Fer -'resstng
Ladies Hair, use 'sWoeDLAND CREAM" A
new Pomadc. 1t curls gentlemen's Hairdean
tyMyy-Pricc SO cents each.
Beware of Counterfits.
w. 2. FETRIDGE Il co.
Proprietors n. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail bv
VlCKERY Il COMPANY,
booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake & Co, and by all Druggists. de
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LUDLOW HAS REMOVED TO
No. I'd, West Main St,

LUDLOW HAS REMOV ED TO
No. Cd, West Main st.
T have just received choice lot of goods,
Il selected especially for the Ladies Of Nor
folk.
doz Pomades, Assorted
do do Frangipanni Pomades,
do do Boudois Pomade,
do do Barrel Pomades,
gross Assorted Colognes, 2 dsz Cold Cream,
4 do Extract Frangipanni,
dc Lubin Ext Assorted, gross Z Windsor
Soap,
4 doz Monster Soap, 2 do Universal do
2 do Milk of Lettuce Soap,
2 do Banzold Soap,
do Black Strick Pomade,
10 Gross Assorted Eng. Tooth Brushes,
8 do Lows Hair Brushes.
Together with large variety too nun er-
Gus Ia entior. GiTe me \ call.
JOHN Il. LUDLOW,
"a West Main st,
Ja2. Norolh, Firginis.
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CHOICE GUNPO WIDER TEAS.
ONLY Seventy Five Cents per
a INV arranted to be of superb quality
or the money refunded, for sale by
Va J. w. BURROW & co,
mails. Tho Druggists on Church vt.
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SERGEANT'S SALE.
DY virtue of an orde" of Judge r. II.
ID Baker, given in vacation, shall sell at
Public Auction on THURSDA Y the LIST day
of April at IL o'clock, in Hardy e. Bros,
slip, 10 satisfy an Attachment in my hands in
favor of White g. Sale We. VIM. W. Walker,
FIT The Schr. Mary 7. Saunderson.
60: 60 Terms--3 moEtho credit with APP
proved security. .--
THOS. J. CORPREW,
ma 22-10t Serg'nt.
III {tnrx- \
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Largest Southern Piano Factory.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
PIANO FORTES!
y U " ~ WIN. KNABE & CO.,
HANUFA CTURERS OF GRAND AND
SQUARE PIANO FORTES,
Nos. !, 3, s, and NORTH EUlAW street,
Opposite the Eutaw House,
And at our s A i e S-R o o III,
207 BALTIMORE street,
Between Charles and Light streets,
These celebrated PIANOS have, at differ
emit Fairs, for several successive years, been
awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUMS for ex-
cellence over all competition. They have
also been pronounced by S. Thalberg, the
most celebrated pianist in the world, and
other distinguished artists, including Al. Stra-
kosch, q. Satter, &C., &C., to be equal, if not
superior, to any in this country.
We have constantly on hand at our extern
sive Wareroolns as above, t1e largest assert
ment of fine PIANO FORTES to be found in
this city, which we viii sell, wholesale and re-
tail on the most liberal terms to suit the times
Every PIANO guaranteed for five years
from day of sale, and the privilege of ex-
change given at any time within six months
should such instrument not prove entirely
satisfactory. WIN. kNABE Il CO.,
A full supply of the above PIANOS con-
stantly on hand, and at factory prices. Per-
cons in want of a good and cheap Instrument
will please call and examine Thorn.
Q. SCHWARZKOPF,
No. IS, Main street, Under
ma 24--6m Johnson's Hall.
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MISSES ..GOATSkIN BUOrhEo.
7 have just received from Philadelphia, and
l. am now opening (made expressly to order
for School Shoes to those who prefer them to
Morocco 100 pair thick soles, and warranted
to wear well, and will be sold low by
T. BOTTIM0RE,
No. Is, e. S. Market Square,
ma "a Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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- 800 boxes Sangars Mustard,
so dozen Durham do, in bottles,
SO do American do do,
so 40 Prestonand Merli'l's Yeast Powders,
100 boxes Durkee's do do, 4, 6 and6 OF. cans,
80 bbls Prime Roe Herrings,
100 auintals do Cod Fish,
IL casks do Hake do,
Flour and Sugar, Buckets, Brooms, &c, IN
~ SHERWOOD < YOUNG.
ma % IA Roanoke Square.
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ONLY 80 CENTS.

r am retailing fresh BOLTED MEAL at
only so cts per bushel, Orange County
Dutter, only rs cts; No. Lard, only l2H
cts: ' crushed and Powdered Sugar, only l219
Yellow refined Sugar, at Sh cts; choice Rio
Coffee l2l5 cts; good Flour, in e bags, at
75 cts; Buck Wheat, in rs ID, 10 ID and 5 ID
bags; choice HAMS at only 10 cts; Middling
I2E; Goldfish sets with choice lot OF
s,ssh Groceries, cheap for cash only, at the
cheapest cash Grocery in the city; ~
NM Is J. T. REDMOND.
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SERGEANI0S SALE.
DY virtue of an order Of Judge Il. II.
ND Baker, given in vacation, shall sell on
THURSDA Y the LIST day OF April at Public
Auction, in Hardy d Bros. slip, at Ii o.
clock, to satisfy an attachment in my
hands in favor of Doyle & Irwin and Jno
W. Keeling VS.. Gilbert L. Moore, the Tx -
schr. Hugh Gibson. Said schooner 80 60
is well adapted to the Canal trade.
TERMS months credit, with approved
security. THOS. j. CORPREW,
ma 22-l0t Serg'nt.
(H, Copy.1
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Miscellaneous.
DVSp EpTVCS.

DE 3 Il EICS.
II A. ABBOTT. has just received
He another lot of Graham or Dyspectic
Flour in small sacks for sale at the Flour
Store, No. 7, Union Street. de II
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DOTATOES.-400 bushels of superior
l. Jersey white Mercer potatoes, equal to
any IN the market, in store and for sale low
by THOS. p. CROWELL.
fe I'll Higgins Whit
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Smoked Eeef-The very best article,
~ Medium JowLs, the very best butches.
cured, Baltimore city ANS, which we
ma Ii j. L. BELL IL co.
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~ 3S-ure AMI SLACK Ye,-
- soap, candles, Pepper, Mustard, Meas
Powders, Lard DC, ii.r sale low by
ma IL i.EiGll & BRO.
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Flour in small sacks for sale at the Flour
Store, No. 7, Union Street. de II
GENERAL PROVISION STORE.
No. 9, NeWton's Wharf.
" A kiILY Bee. by Barrel or Retail,
L Mess do do do do
No. do do do do
Mess Pork, best quality by do do
Bacon Hams, best quality,
do Sides, Shoulders, and Jowis,
Smoked Beef Hams,
do AID Picked Beef Tongues,
Family Extra and Supcrfine Flour,
BuckWhcat and Rye do
Crushed PUlverised,
G a2d Brown Sugars,
N. o. and Muscovado Molasses.
The very best Orange Co. Butter, No.
Lard. The best Cider Vinegar, Cucumber
Pickles, Goldfish. Onions and Potatoes, Beans
and Peas, and the balance which is too te-
dious to mention that is generally used in
family is to be had for less prices than any
other store in the city for cash down; every
article we dispose of is warranted to give
satisfaction.
ma 0 4 j. &. BELL &c co.
NOR THE LADIES-I have Just re
Il ceiyed from Philadelphia one Trunk of
the following Goods-Ladies French Lasting
Caters, Thick Soies, Ladies' English Lasting
do Thick Soies.
A few dog pairs Ladies Thin Sole Black
and Coored Caters. The above goods have
hao made expressly for my retail trade, and
can recommend them to every one. Call at
No. 9, Market So.
ma IL l.. L, BRiCKHOUSE.
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10 morrow Morning. Another Dbl
= of that superior BEEF will be opened.
Call soon or you will loose the choice piece
that you might want. K. +. JAMES,
ma ~ in the market
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Ground C0ilee-7 boxes Pure Ground
" Coffee, for sale by
ma l6 DAVIS & WOMRLE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
0RANGE County.
Court Of Equity.

John Crawford, et al, vs.. Charles Gates.
Originai and Injunction BM
I II being made TO appear 10 Thomas Webb, Clerk
and Master Of the Court Of Equity for the county
and State aforesaid by the affidavit OF John Crawford
filed in my office this day, that Charles Gates the defen-
Jant in the aboyenamed cause, resides beyond The limits
Of this Slate io.w 10 the Stale Of Tennessee, that
process cannot be personally served upon him,,his is
therefore to notify the said Charles Gates Of the filing Of
the Bill in said cause and that unless he appear at the
next term Of the Court Of Equity for the County and
State aforesaid to be holden at the court house in Hills
borough, the second Monday in March, A. d, 1858,
then and there plead demur TO said BILL the
same will be taken pro eonftsso and heard er purfe
Witness, Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master Of The
Court Of Equity for The county and State Aforesaid at
Office in Hillsboough this the 2sih DAY Of December,
A. ID. 1857.
THOMAS WEBB, c. e. M. Il.
January 8. 81 sol 2l-6w