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ort of tbs storm and coNl. After reach
;,,r tho nors I related O, ur hair breadth
escape, and to whom we ewere inueo'eu
for our lives, and begged ithe men passen-
rors 20 oo forward and SEQ for themselves.
Tbev, needed no further urging, and
great many of the ladies we mt also, regard
less of the storm. They soon returned,
ao5 0mJ tbs;r nole faces gave full evidence Of
the frightful death we had escaped Inc
ladies and gentlemen We'd " lth each otner
in their thanks and HEARTFELT gratitude 10,
ward Mrs. Graf and her children anu
assured her that they woulCi never, never
forget her, and before the NiidIoW lel1 inc
train she was presented WV tn purse OF
four hundred and sixty dollal's, tne voian
tary Offering of whole tran 70 OF graselu,
passengers. She refused h Proher1u e5
uift for some time, and said 81 le nag onl
done her duty, and. the knowle age Oh M AZ
inc done 80 was all the reward l'he ask ed.
However, she finally accepted th . me- ney,
and said it should 70 to educate her chill
dren.
The railroad company built hA'. new
house, gave her and her children life
pass over the railroad, and ord cred all
trains to stop and let her get eff t home
when she wished. But the EN- ployees
needed no such orders; they Gan 'lppreci-
ate all such kindness-uor, so than Di-
rectors themselves.
The old lady frequently visits my home
at H, and she is at all times q well
come visitor at my fresid'e. Two Of the
children are attending school at the same
place :.
So you see that a litths kindness cost
me nothing and saved my life. IL
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- .fo. iy JUNE 20. 1859. NJ
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il DAYTON
l M .s;sl a.sa
II RA.LL...P L..Po AID
EyOUR nAILY rRAINs LEAVE rHn

EyoUR DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE
sxth.strcet Depot,
Trains run through to Indianapolis, Lima, San.
dpSky and Gleyeiand without change cars.
.rI nrongh Tickets for all Eastern, Western, North.
"a. NJ, ExPREsg TRAIN columbus time,
Cleveland and Pttsburg, via Delaware, makes close
Philadelphia and New York; and at Cleveland for
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Bost N and New York. Also, con.
meets meets at Dayton with layton and Michigan Road for
Wayne and Chicago, reaching Toledo at $780, Detroit
at 900, and Chicago at 7:2O r. NJ, Quincy and Gaens
a1 4 III. Also, at Dayton with Greenvilleand Miami
Boad, for Greenville, Union, Winchester and Nun.
ts; Also connects at Richmond with Indiana Zen
Tal Road for Indianapolis Lafayette, f'hicago Terre
haqte, st. Louis and all Western cit IS. Also, at
kichinond with Cincinnati and Chicago Road, for
Anderson, kokomO and Peru. Also, connects with
junction Railroad at Hamilton for Oxford
"A. MI. MAIL TRALN-For Dayton, Spring.
aH aeld and 3D. sandnskE Connects st sandusky with
BUS; at Forest with Pttsburg, Fort Wsynoaud Obi
cago Road, East and West; at Clyde with G. and To.
ledo Road for Cleveland and Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit
S9a ShhicagS. This train \ also connects at DELLA;
points East; also connects at Hamilton with Junction
4:$0 r: nj. TRAIN-For Dayton, Springfield
dianapois, Torre Haute, st. Louis and Chicago.
Al, Also % %son9ectswith Junction Baroad at Hamilton
o p. NJ. TRAIN-For Dayton, Troy, piqua, Sid.
ney, Lima, Toledo Detroit, Fort Wayne and Chi.
csgo reaching Chicago at 8 A. M.
with steamers for Buffalo.
For further information and Tickets apply at the
Ticket ofices-north.east corner Front and Broad
way; No; 1863 Wanut-strelt, near Gibson House; at
tne new Ticket Oce on the west eide CT Yinestreet,
6etween PostoffCe and Barnet House; at tho Walnut
street House, or at the Six xth.street Depot.
sulo ID. MoIAREN, Superintendent.
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Cincinnati, Richmond &
Ia #a is.Esssafl lEtEyssssssszseSl E{%
eHR2H ID 3sllsssSy
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.
Or Greet "a Through Route for
TEBRE HAGTE,
ST. LOUIS,
LAFAYETTE,
CHICAGO,
loeANs sOBT.

IGkU, -
FORT WAIVE.
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS leave SIKH street
DEPOT, ate A. M. and 1880 P. NJ. L,,,,.
e a. A.M:.INDIANAPOLIS, 81. LOUIS kCH10A-
90 FAST EXPRESS: Through direct, msIing close
connections for all other Western and Northwestern
points This Train also connects at Rio.mSndI With
cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for ANDERSON, Aoko.
no, Logansport, and all points on Wabash valley
I:so ?. M.-INDIANAPOLIs, CHICAGO ST.
LOUIS NIGHT EX XPRESs The aeoye Trains make max
osgo, with Trains for Terre Hante, sprnsheld Rock
Island Gaes6prg, KcnSsh. Ls OrosMss, 3acEsS%nve,
Galens, Quincy, Prairie du Chien, Psna, Peoria,
Dunleith Racine, Decatur, ington, Joliet, La
Sale st. Paul and all towns and cities In the North
west. ,.y
saJThrough Tickets given and Bagsags checked
Forfurthof information and Through Tickets, apA
oily to Ticket Offices, north oast corner OF Front and
Broadway; No. 100 Walnut street, near Fourth; at
southe corner Of Fourth and Vine street, or at
b. ii. MORROW, upS:utendsut.
0mnibuses will coll for psssepg NJ ieLvinR thef
nan,ea at either Of tho Ticket 0a -os.
lss 3ui 7 '--V W. II. SMITH, Agent.
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COMMENCING APRIL III, 1853.
E M sEa GN saa l|sl IEE ggE ssRszss
LITTLE MIARN AND COLUMBUS
AND XENlA RAILROAD.
our Trains Daily.

EOur Ira1nS DAILY.
THkEE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS.
First Trein1No. Elps sss, at A. NJ, connects via
pittsburgh, via ColumbuG, Stenbenvilo and Pitts.
purgh Detroit via Cleveland and steamer This Train
stoGs' between CINCINNATI and Columbus, at Love.
charleston, London and West Jefferson.
second TIain- No. EXP ross, at $3.50 A. Nj, connects
via Columbus Bellar and Benwood; Wheeling; via
columbus, Steubenvileend Pittsburg; via Columbus,
yrestline and Pittsburg: via Columbus and Olevo-
lsnd; Detroit, via Cleveland and steamer; White Sui.
phur Station, via Springfield: This Train stops be
lord, miamiyille, Loyeland Deerneld, Morrow, Cor.
win, Spring Valley, Xenia and London.
Columbus and Springfield.
Fourth Train-Night Express, at 1880 =. M; con
yla Columbus, Steubenyile and Pittsburg; via %.
lnmbus, CrestliDe and Pittsburg: via Columbus and
cleveland. This train stops at Loveland, Morrow,
SGrTln; NG Y III; &enis and London. SLEEPING CABS on
No. Express, through to Uleteland without change
.No.2Express, through to Wheeling withou. change
ofcars.
The NIGHT EXPRESS rrain leaving Cincinnati
at llSG 7. NJ, runs daily, except SAT URDAYS. Tho
other Trains run daily, except SUNDAYS,
ton, New York PhiiadeIplis, Baltimore, Washing.
Pittsburg, Wheeling and all the Eastern places
apply at the Offices, Walnut Street House, No. / Bur.
het house, corner OF Broadway and Front
streets, and at the Eastern Depot.
Trains run by Columbus timo, which is soyeu mip-
utes faster than Cincinnati time.
o, J. DUBAND, supt.
at the Ticket Offices. myi7
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25

Chls aud Fever Chill- aud Fever One Of tie
grte.t remedies that ha- ever been laid before the
public, for Fever aud Aene, and which have received
the highest cncomlums from the pres and the people,
Is uR. llOSTErrER's CELEBRATED BTrEIls.
Who would endure the tnftuYes arising from this ter
rhlr disease when IL can he easily cured Who
would endure .lecplcss nght-. burning icver' aAd
icy chill. alternately when remedy can Dc Outlined
Tor q tnle} Aa1 yet how many mmiic, lingcr ont
ptinfll cS-tipce under this deadly hlitlt and ID
nothing bu, aulp dowu qunmc. until % becomes a.
common their duly meals aHd set they arc not
relieved Nome lat the foolish and weak would he'd
int To pipcac the4e valuable Bittcr, AMI them
sehe- intense aguuy Sold by
60 SANDERS & SEARS. ar.hnli. TcNas.
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| This transaction needs no comment. 1t
is neither sanctioned, Uncle Joc,p 10y
law nor good morals
Uncle Joe has answered my call
upon him 10y abuse. The argument will
not be held good 10y the sensible and the
honest.
Now Mcssrs. Ward and Blanch must
see the bauciul influence of their exam
pie, 10y open refusal to exhibit their fall
statement of receipts and disbursements.
Now, Uncle Joc,' indictments for
perjury, Islander. or libel, even prosecuted
to conviction, of myself, Post. on others,
would not vindicatc on cxculpatc you, or
either of your associates, for your errors,
dcrilctioils, or frauds.
The INSCRIPTIONS boast, made by some
of your associates, of thcir power to um
judges, courts, iurics, or witnesses has
40 paraly sing effect upon my energies
nor creates with me the slightest doubt
Of the final result of our Railroad con
trovcrsy.
Opposition sthgs the sluggish man
often to ou,crprizc, and ohIoquy ruuscs
the timid to courage; aud he who is
driven, "t'nele Joe,7 to every sort of
defence, soon learns to detect The false
and the counterfeit
Prosperity, sir, is > stiiutc of the
force aud dignity Of adversely; and
your success in the sale of mules, mus
tangs, &c, has doubtless failed 10 teach
you the lesson to be taught hy your re-
bukc and failure in your silly attempt,
todtsppse ofmy character upon the public
square Ia prcscr your OWN.
In conclusion, ! beg you to disgergc
your ill-gottcn slmviugs from our credi-
tors, with the sl500 for honest distribu.
ton and look b. rcuder your own gar
mcnts free Of spot or blcmish, ruihcr
than attempt to soil the reputation of
others, or to spin cut the span uf your
being with gold
Money too often attracts the parasite
for what we hare. rather than for what
we ar tnclc joe"
/ IN intelligent public begin to discern
+ truth behind every shadow 1t is cmerg
ing and moving onward. aud | begin To
feel, II nelc Joe" that soon, We shall
have clear skies and seasons calm"
This is all that l., required to fully meet
the just expectations # creditors. stock
holders, aud the country by our tompa-
NY some of your associates use bard
tcrms towards you. have not, nor shall
dp so. Facts are nay arguments; oihsc
your only defence 1t is unchristian
uclc Joe"
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" UNCLE JOE TAYLOR

81 fbe E|1nF ~ iAc TrrN MpNliR14
Below will he found a letter. addressed
! Col Ward late ~nh-rreaSurcr. making
4 cali for facts. IA compliance with thr
Jcqucnt suggestions of Uncle doe.
l'1l Ward very politely docIi;aed to
/ lrnish me- the list OF claims ! dn unt
l sire to do either tnclc Joe or any
n ,ly else injustice. in this cor amy other
b after
Fifteen hundred dollars were placed
6a his hands t. pay the needy lahurct-
the road have boon charged hy
i WiglalI with 0iacsg the creditors
the Company, through " (urlc Joe"
b lh the Compauy's funds never
9,kc to " Uncle DOE upon the subject
nuii after the shaving operation com
u liucl If
The facts are simply these sug.
u ased Ia Col Scott aud Mr. Iawmson,
Fine propricty Of placing IN Uncle
Jocs" hands, whatever money was held
81 Mr. l.awrasun. rs Treasurer a., 3c
Il upany, 10 relieve the wants II ne
suffering lahorcrs. give the receipt,
= follows
Received New Orleans, April ,, 1858
s,l Dco G Iawrason. secretary Fifteen
4 Hundred Dollars. 10 nay of pressing
gJelts ON fine line of Tin, Road
j TAYLOR
w f SCOTr
II bears the signature Of COD Scott,
s.pl ..l'n,le .Inc.a wish n pop tbrouoh
h.. name of CD Scott lrn New Or
II cams an fla, 2oth of March ls5s and
h .os nat urrsrut when JneIc Joer re-.
owed his instructions "tn d. fine host
4, could with IT, have no idea that
A. Lawrason on Col. Scott. intended. by
DISTINCTIONS 10 | 'nclc joe" 10 share the
/ i.borcrs or creditors facts seem to
khow. that "l'nclc Joe did not so mn.
Slerst;,nd it himself
At the suggestion Of "t'nclc Joe
1at | could ascertain what dcbis he
3ook IN, had previously called upon
NJ Mel'all a clerk in Col Wards office.
! having been So, while he acted for the
1)ld Company, and now. for the New,
or information on this subject, From
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Ladies Dress Goods,

consisting Of the latest Style of Nef} d' crilr
tiol Of ladia pre-s floods that $50 eaald ilpl
ip New lorh and Philadelphia. for -Hius and
Simmer wear from the crown Of the head io The
sole " the foot
Also r1r you gentlemen from rgnlar two
story nec skin soft cotton OF otter duNn to Tho
very dnc-I Philadelphia made caliskin boot all
dunc mp IN the most approved style.
We are prepared to accommodate All hieh
anil l5w rich am poor Old ami yonur gall and
bh1ys. fast aud slow. white aud black. with
every article usually found ia rctll SioN- out
side ll large cities.
W. have ly eools S'lt eaals oulfeiagrcd
goods. hlic- shoe and boot, bats caps, honnets
.tdlymalc clothing, varieties. jcwclry iddlery
ggc.l,--N ware hardware wood ware cutlery ,ohac-
o., uoccries iron castings chains hams col
l.r- nails, steel. school brooks. miscellaneous
books, stationery guns. pistols, umbrellas pow.
der. shot &c a..
Al Of which win be- s,lA as cheap o. The
cheapest for ctsu or cudit too good prompt
paving customers, soliciting thc continuance Of
our oh dicud. ul the trade oi the pUbac
generally.
q. q. GREGG. . Go.
March u.s. u27. a.
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WAR ~ NENICO -!
Peace Dcspaired Of in Europe,


NE are receiving ane'hcr iargc stock Of
w Spring and Summer Goods. and will herr
tenl,r our -inccfc thanks to gcaarpu public
and particularly La our old illcad- and customers
who have stood by lis 40 Jhc.c maiy yoari
We viii further AM that $50 layc aAYcrli sd
S. faHg a4d G,aeyalig and base repeated the
oh tale So oi1cn that II has bccorr .'alr aHd
nov i.sl That j! has coasci to czist Bat in or'lcr
to III a space ia the paper and give im printer q
chance Will remark that We have becn with you
fnr nearly ff'rcn years AMI now oils o1r ImTt
conduct is au Indication ol oar future course iu
business We think onr interest and yours d
mutual one II you sin think us worthy Of con
dlouee We shall be most hapf! 90 serve t"a,
giving you al tic advantage VI our past eN-
pHicurr I'm buying anl s'llnegood Goo'l* and
Cheap Guo,ls al such prce- SIS beth yea uud Ia
can ive RE,uY believing that our rf el't
stock lehcl eompleicl will ias ,arla~ ah! 'Hai
So have ever broGalt out. both ia quantity qua
fifty and cheepuess and would most respectfully
call yuar attention 20 our stock 81
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THE FOLLOWING COMPRISES A PORTION OF
HIS STOCK.

HIS STOCK.
French asd English Mrino;
Mou,liu e I.tincs tall WOOL figured aud psais;
Figured Cuslimercs "
,asbtucrr GnlsS :" a lAizes bounced;
Mouslm &c l.,ilsss ,nion,l printed uni Paid
Figured Cashm9e siawls
Black Groe de- Rhine SILK,
Figured Black
Marcrne and florl,ee silk
Cloth Cloaks large assoriincn';
White all Fancy Talmasi
Morsicl Nicioriucsi
Fancy ilo,als;
chenille Head prs~scs
lilach Elastic and Fancy silk Belts;
Embroidered skirts;
White and coIord Spring skirts;
Lace Eugenc
upcra. Crimea anvil Printed Flannel;
Wi4iir Shaker and salisbury e
Bor. Green lied aud yellow Sc
suis. and Embroidered Iacopr. Collars;
rsue Co''ars;
Swi~. ColLr. and Slocves IN sets, large a~ot'D
Iadi,-. t. G. z ., and fmhd lidkt;
Cpret. CORDS and 1esals;
Iiuen rambric alid laWusi
lri-h Liners;
Willie aud lllacl. Illusion;
White anil l'iul 'larlc,on
India Null. Nainsook aud Swis Muslins,
Black SIX Velvet;
Black Cotton
Gr,cu lilne anl Brown Barge;
White Mar-ill,s;
Black >ilk and Thread lArc:
Black Colarol aud Fancy Fringe;
NIars.ill,s 'lisi aid Blk Wa'erd Trimmings;
satin Tifeta Hat and Velvet Ribbons;
.lr, aud Si'k Dress lin,,Gifs;
English and American Prints
1wl,tls -atinets Kentucky Jeans, Cnssfners,
kn-eys faiu and Plaid iin-cys;
blankets white. green rcd and grey:
l,i,.,rled and brown shceinss and Shir,ings;
lilcached shcctings 1914, l2-ii
Pillow Easing 3D.
rualfhcr with u eeiiorh assortment Of such
otl,.i Goods a. be has bcre'oior kept.
r. T. HYDE.
Marshall January :. 1888.
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llnReipif nEuq The \atehez Free
Trader gives the following account oi
the death Of Capt Jackson, Of the Prin.
eess, by the explosion If that boat
Capt. jackson was sitting in a chair
on the hurricane deck, leaning back
against the sky.Iights, when the cNp'o-
sion took place aud was blown np, and,
coming down with the timbcrs If the
shattered wrrck was caught among them
hv tr neck and shoulders, where he
remained. struggling, TIL tho ilames
gathering around and about him. burnt
the timhcrs that sustained him aud lac
fell to be seen no more INTO the "a.
cling liro hollow.
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4 man can get along" without adj
vcrtIsiug, and So cau q wagon-whccl
without grcasing, but It goes hard.
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If a man has anything mean in his
disposition, little good luck rs sure To
bring IL oui
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Cine IN II. Wmklaml for

IN, f,nm date Tine TO II. Wmkand for
'''n,, live hundred and foriy-~ycn dollars and
,e, ani. fs2ji. .jOl payable IN the first day Of
isssi in the year aforesaid, with interest at the
| ,F nf + pcr cent per nnnim from date. Five
| tn :. II. n \ VI iuruham amounting IN
l,p the sum OF Iouf thousand iour hun1rd and
|. ,,n dollars aud twcniyseycn cents fSll 0i.21)
/ ,.h pyahlc On the first day Of October, Auno
ilpmn sjS, with interest at 8 per cent per
| ,,nm from date One TO W Il. u. Ward Tor
n, thousand dollar. s3oo0o0l payable IN the
\ tay of September IN the year aforesaid. And
i, o.. To i T. Henderson for three thousand nine
II inoyl and siNiy-siN dollars and .evcriy-tive
|, u,. S3966 ,5l with interest at the rate oi per
,u' lcr annum from date, payable on tie iirst
r 81 December, Ammo Doniiin 1898. And
5eas also the said William r. Scott, the said
N J. Hall and the said John 7. Gran, 4 Go,
4 Individually liable in the sum Of seventeen
in,lrrl AMI ii1y dollars ~ 10000 FOR 80 much
,n.S due lay the said southern Iacif Rail
al Company 10 j =. smith due ml the first
B. NJ september Auno unmini 1853
Now il the Railroad Co. aforesaid shah pas
I ihs said parties above named the amounts sew
.lly due them a. specified in their sid NOTES
aad io the said Scott, Hall and John 7. Grant a
the said amount Of seventeen hundred and
ff, dollars To BE- paid hy them 10 the said j +
smith Tor the btne.,' Of the said Company. when
il several amounts become due and payable
W this deed 10 be- null and void. otherwise TO
Il nsin IN iull force. virtue, and effect.
Gycn unlcr my hand and seal using therefor
/, crawl at Marshall this the tenth day Of june
Anne DOmini onc thousand eight hundred and
! !esht
LEMCEL L. GRANT
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aH ae balf "a odraaor


Orhneuplty. Reading Writing. Gc
aguply Primary nrammlr and Arilh-
mrtic rc,luced one third from former
rates ................ $1,000
Gmmnur ati Arithmetic conlinncl.
Composition. Defamation Natural
Pliloophy Chemistry. and History 5000
Algebra Gcomeiry Trmnome,ry
Surveying descriptive and Ana}tlcal
t.eome,rv. shades shadows and Fer
-pcci Integral and DSrcnlial talcn
las. Astronomy. Mental Philosophy,
Rhetoric. Ancient and Modern langua-
59F. --.+-. f"oo
Fuei at COLLEGE per session. ...-....#. 90
siudtn's sill De- charged from the time Of
entrance 10 close OF session. unless 10 caac OF
lgotraetcd sickness.
Board may br had in the family Of the lorHFf
President or respectable private families at
81 , pcr mouth,
For further information rcfF - catalogues
which may Be hal on application to the ircsi-
dent
+. :. BASS proui7t
Feb. ". lsi9. No % Il
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Judge Nc>m~lau Ellis famous
american Politician md Formerly thc
eln4r of thc Oteau at Washington
city, died 200 flat city rI tho l5d u-t,
of lp,p,v
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.
\ Classical, Mathematical. Scicn-
tiGc. and Military College for
Young men and Boys.

CAPT F 9 BASS, v. y. / PRESIDENT,
and Professor NJ Mathematics, The SOLID sci.
el.cr- and Instructor Of Military Tactics.
RUFUS MANN. 4 y. Professor Of The
Anriut languages History ami English lit
vaiure.
.----.------- Professor Of Spanish.
Fr,nch Italian. AND German Languages, anal
adjunct Professor, Of Gr,- / AMI Latin,
W. u. GILLESPIE. Teacher Of primary
,leit,rlu,cnt. ANIL Instructor in PommartShip.
rI'liE spring session will open on Monday.
! the 2iat February and closc the second
week u July rhe blank la the department Of
Modern augng,~ will BE- ilici by the name Of
AN altlc and experienced teacher.
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N cantariian With the Executive iloafd II Tnl.iecs
~ Che Ma.nnic rtm8ie Institute ~ MARSHALL. fcNts,
fr,iu what know 10 ls The rhsaeirtnf The ife-hent
(the Rev pt. sni) and ,hr course ~ m-ifaeton in
The lnstitutr have nn hesitation In accommodating
he .h,si a. will worthy fs patronage n ~ tho..
WIN nfsV wish ficif sh,tr. iaunonehe ciacai.d.
TseNAs II WILSON
Marshall rcxa. pecemlcr p. ls5s.
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VI NRsiI ttI. i~G\it FEMALE
TN~TITt Tt.

The frs; .,-.uHa. ti- hesitation tf WEE Nclf l~t.
vil commence, on Ga. lNth ,f jaHsuy n,Nt I'll,
mur- I-rri ff.U- itita.rl.l. 90 'atiO h'. ratrht
co. kupN lr tit,nt- O.. tHr rNIr ir fn, 'lrff patron
age cNtoudcd 5, hun tlunt tAc l.T,i yalf. AliuugA
r-afinen. ius H la,f, uni'r uuI istrl ts.0-t ipe-
anil 34vDin- 80 trr persecution WJih msNNe. lyd
cnllrt-.futf's et hc ~ ri-esi o. ~'.arte tiif
di-r5fuIn. rlN't. lpptcra ihc advantage Whi.
ihr Institution nov f'-eui- 1ut ihHi 30 htlnir pt,.
p.uty WUl be- more neatly commensurate with thc
ar-i7- oi IT. l'vul, %. th'- ih' itc'fi oncn- .'t
arirlptt9n- ei IneHl- nni rne'ura-rd iN t4' wa"c.
-nai' '1,tt'n '' ,'' lh'til iw nave NHii ''ufi
he~ worthy ~ u" r"Huh'"l ii.'N "l'i"A '"i-gm
m"l'' A'' ,int ilr ,'f'N' ''' 'l' 'l'' 1N su'
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III SiNESS CONTINUED.

I n ADW ARDS viii continue The Lu-imss,
y. and viii kscr gcsl stuck on ha"l ks The
i,cueft tG COED and responsible customers. lie
raafii his thanks TO he old customers of j. II.
r. & Ga. and sllll s,lici,s their custom tnYsAhsr
with others that sill A,cr him with THAR ~
tnlualsc.
JauunYy It'll. 80
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FOR RED itts t,ls.

~.,sa~ TllE NEW ml light aurshi
u.ss,S steamer MORN I\e LIGHT
zA1nzsi-sls Nv plhoN, Master. \. y DIS
LEVY, Clcrk. will leave Cor the above and Inter
mediate port on every alternate SATURDAY.
F,w frciehl or passage apply y, hoarl or To
r. II. lsHl\foN, Agt
.Inunary al SO No l9U
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STRAY MULE.

NTRNYFp from the subscriber n Swanson s
y Landing. ON the tn inst brown horse
mule heavy .ct with a crop tail III had roFo
aro0ra his npck AN paoy saaf and vii b.
thankful to get information ahaut ihr animal
and to pay al reasonable caofs.<
NJ MctAbf
March q, 50
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TIE BEST SELECTED sTOck NE His EvER
BROUGHT TO This MAEkEf.

Ii n--ortmeni 81 Ladies' DresA Goods,
tLoAkS. SIiANLs and II \ J. >. w
thinl. ,auuoi bc surpassed IN tina. market.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NEE ING

NWy KO-rociUNlIV-
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The Executive Beard II the Mls1Hic =, - ia~il.
utc ishr great pleasure 10 stating W the flh 'hsf
the IN ssiiutin now under the management ~ ths
Rev uris ~uffii 1. in tltef opinion conducted With
ability isl ~ and j, we'll deserving the patnauart
Of 4 Ai-ecfnua pu'diC. We cordially iespeak iof the
ma,tufiut liberal sopieI'
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4 GREAT VICTORY FOR SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURES!

GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR.
Og,ol by The t'mid States Far, heia IN
OofaJer. 1883, far N, best