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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

y -ctERlLors kp1or l. The EDITOR of Ii,
Trinity Advocate b, nature vulgman OF ar,
~e In Chart, 20 coucinde thn' the editorials (,
his paper of the l2ih afr" inspired by uunatuia
ssimnlan's' Political discussions 10 he rcntlor',
either proiiiab. ~ pleasant should be conduct
"a on prnpeF principles Whenever our colem
ro5ary has anything to oAer worthy Il consider
stion. sc shall BE- pleased to hear from him; bal
certainly be cannot expect ms to reply to ariclcs
whose only meri, consists ia the use Of low ep
thcts and scarfits. lie must entertain very
''rnneen opinion II oar character II he suppose
&C can condesceni 70 notice oal ions ~ a..
Character further ihnu To rphukc them
We have a brief reply 10 make 10 N that i,
pertinent 10 biz editorial We ~ not aspire to
tho censorship Of the 1exa- pr,ss OF to dictate
% our cofamp iraries Nor do wo ,l,sirc To be-
. !ealer Of the democratic party II wc have
hosn guilty II arrogance. We are not conscious
oft Oar editorials have been characterized
With courtesy, ard With dle moies,y and will q,
i-~s. brar favorable comparison with those Of
the Adyoca.e No man was more fercrly a..
-.iisi thar We ~,ro during the late campaign,
aaI II on one Or sso ocos4ious We we're BETRAYED
70 spcAk plainly il vas never at The sacrifice Of
sssth Il IL acoomes the Allocate after hay.
'ax i: ~-pr-cHied or position throughout the
canvass. AM continuing to do 80, to complain of
- N ihis scere We base never siiially mis-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

Ite Republican Gays the know nothinss Of
mat county "a county where original know
nottingham still prevailsl are in fyar of organ.
's,ng ,bem.elvfs iuto jackson Democracy --
hns'on 7sisgrapi
Indeed This ia news to Us Ju,t think Of
W II Baxter, john " Barrett. :. . Wuo6.
gu Mckay, &. " Whitmore j NJ Norphis
co. beng converted INTO Jachson pemoernis
several oil these gentlemen doubtless 10 n spiri,
"tirony at The claims Of jackson Democracy
spoke Jocose'y of considering eho should b.
an, 10 the Charleston Convention. This wc
mentioned as joke. Oar cotomporary ha4
taken I a. . vegfnale fact
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

1r Soc ihe Proclamation Of the Governor
lie oners $500 reward lor the afraset II Wilson.
This makes the sum of zoe whlcb Is offered
for The arrest OF fhs dauRtToa nau The murder
q Anderson aud Turner. ras committed under
Circumstances Of Singular alroeity ami we Lopa
be may be brought to jqs,lcc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03


than h
instance ia this table
IL the b-t tina has
in n
Published will middle
To obve this dmculy addressed circular
0 p"tomce
ona responded Chief Justice Who
The ms his ought not d
following mcrks Houston 77s Inbhc ia White
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

!. RiitEo,p.-Pfesiisn,g o.lscs rea he'd th.
r''fs "a "efncsdiy evening. We understand be hss
come prepared with means to carry out The eomrro.
mise IA letter and spirit. II properly sustained Cis
have NJ dpist ne will be be- hope, t, arrange tho
t-''e indthieioe-s Of The Company. 20 o. u place
Mr.. fh'mpson ni olee a, The bead Of IL. Eyegth.ns
Depend upon unanimity Of feeling sua concert or
so,ipa Ihe'c se1nred tie entefpdlo vii be- speedily
pii7ei 10 condition 8 command The confidence ct
- country.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

GRrsLEy, THE FnIiBrsrfK The M,'
caiis having come to the cuntinS'th 'n''
the object Of Horace Gicc'ey's w's"p
tour was the organization "f i'l'l,,'''e''
my expedi on, the commander al ManF
land issued u proclamation, IN wheel @
informs the people that -
One Horace Greeley, most d'a''a
ical, hl",d.,hirs,y and nnmcrc'iu va.
worse than the infamous Walker "
even the minions Of Mlramcn, - m,'
whose vet, name struck dread 70 Y.
hearts Of thousands IN the United S'a"L
So many were his crimes and 5" VIZ.
his conduct is now al the bead y.
most extensive band Of fill'bust,is CIV.
collected, and ON hls way 10 Me''o.
llc then eSlor's the people to p"1''"
themselves for instant action, IN" Wv
clndcs thus This dangerous @'a
(herrbre pei,grost) is not Of the conn" e.
school If iillibnstws they WIS"
plumber. he for blood aud m"roe''-
deeds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

Rrp RiyEs-rhe South Western Of wednesday,
-ays
The river opposite this port has risen alou, ,wo
inche. during the past week The Rescue. FROM the
ials, has been the ouly arrival since OUT last
~ At the late term Of the rpshur District
Court. II man by the name Of James VI Quinn,
was convicted Of horse stealing and sentenced TO
five years Imprisonment in the penitcn,iary
The Democrat states that the crime was com.
mittcd under the influence OF drunkenness. and
his case presented much to mitigate the ofSncc
The Democrat further says
We learn from several gentlemen who were
acquainted with him several years since in the
State Of Mississippi thu, he was respectable
Baptist preacher, and married into highly re-
spectacle family in that State. The frs, that
WAS known Of him in This county, he was ,ln-
ployed as an ordinary laboror AT a mil in the
neghborhocsl and at the February term Of the
Court he cam, TO Gilmer, got drunk. and com
mittcd the crime which has forever PACED upon
him the brand Of flon. and drawn between
him and his fellow man great gulf which he
never can pass
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

NAwsnsLL, rsSAs, August 3l.t 1859.
Editor Hspui1,enn
Sill enclose yoa a list N the weights n cotton
picked hy number Of my hands, August the 30th
which you can place in your columns II You see N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

nA- The San Antonio IeAi1n SAYS that II,
''ov. Lubbock and Gen. sam Iiogsion are nop
stopping a, kellums Springs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

Tny COHESIVE Powrs o. prnLtc PIr>prN.-T Tho
Opposition party Of Csdal parish La, hold convcn-
ton at Greenwood to-day t. nominate candidate tor
the Legislature and parishes oieers generally. The
Opposition in Tesr are opposed to inventions. aud
look with adherence dppn the nomination n candl.
dates l"r conniy ID err and what = strange hey
have sut' icut hct to humhug Democrat. t, at with
them Hut We have Away. noticed uut where they
have the majority they Away 'serci-c in the ce,
ton-, from Congressman to \ constable
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

NJ. The fall term Of the District Cnurt for
Ter presiding MIR + + iIawlcy and Mr. Z
= sanford were, after due examination admit
ted to the Bar. as prncticing lawyers We
wish our young friends fame and fortune Re
yonl this, We believe nothing of in,ercs, has
transpind
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

AaS- We learn from the Paris Visitor that
Mr. John A.kns descended into well for the
purpose OF digging 1t deeper While a, the bot
tom he was struck with the so.called clamps
and was hancd up rapidly. When within four
fee; Of the top he tainted. AMI fell headforemost
in the well, frac'uring his skull
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

49, nc bVHHaW rsrH U1It1NS t"~t II ESV"s
ton man must he elected 10 the U. s Senate by
the ensuing Texas Legislature, that Hon. Robt-
H. Taylor. Of Fannin, is the man. The editor
recommends him to the Flag but unucr repre-
sentntiom which, We are satisfied, will not be
palatablc to our ncighbcr. Barrett docs not
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

Wa,EE pip us CIR nis isrVga - Tie SOUTH
Western state TIM, the Opposition IN reSs will hav,
a majority IT twn IN the ensuing Texas Legislature
The old 7aying Is, Il ypu wish to hear news. 20 from
home.
"a The stage from Anderson to Waco va, upset
on the 18th about 10 nile. hey md Waco There were
two passengers in the stage One II them wa. injnr.
ed slightly. The other Mr. Simon. If Dalla, was
severely but no, seriously bruised Tn. driver had
his leg broken.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

S,x.,t,n ruyNouf>oS.--ou Sunday night.
between cigh, and nine o'clock, the Northern
s<v h-came suddenly illuminated with most
byiIl;sp, light. commencing about The N'c'n"y
of ,hc North Star, and terminating near the
verge o, the horizon. extending east and vest
considerable distance. sud becoming fainter
And fainter a. |, approached the horizon on e.
,her side. Through the oeurc, there WAS
white streak extending North aud South TINS
singular phenomenon maintained its brill'ancy
for about twenty or thirty minutes, when II com
menced fading away The first impression pre-
vailed that the Illumination was caused ny
house on fire IN the country, and rs the 'ign' De
came more brilliant. /, wns supposed that the
town of Jefferson, 10 miles distant. was burn
ing up. What was this singular phenomenon
Wa. i, the aurora borel,lis, which II so much
r ,embl,J, Such. a, least ~ the opnion oi
scientific friend /, was certainly an Interest
NC sight
- Their, /. .aid to In an old farmer living
in Red River county, Texas. we1-'o-do IN the
world and hospi,,ble, bu, who has most III
conceivable prejudice against Tennessee aud
Tenp,sse,aus insomuch that he will not enter
tain a man from tina, State. His mode o' aseer-
tanning !. rennes,ccnn is something like the pro
slavery men Of Kansas, IN determining a anh'e'
hy the accommodation of the word COW the
Yankee calling it keo,r liz word Is calico,
which he SAYS the Tcnncssecan uniformly pro-
nonnccs cai,ker' 4 stranger rides up and
probably asks the privilege OF spending the night
at hi. house The old planter before answering
definitely pulls GU, singular piece of calico
from his vest pocket and showing it to the
stranger asks him what he thinks OF 1t Why
that's calkcr amt it," he naturally replies
Hang me. sir T." she,iss the old planter, you ~
from Tennessee Tennessee. sr You cant
stop here. sir you must ride on
MAsosrc fFNuE INSTITUTE Public a.
,ei.iiuu is invited H. the card If tins
Institute. which will Ice found un the sue.
cccding page The next session will
commence und,r highly favorable aus.
pieces The talents and experience of The
teachers employed fully warrant the
hope that the Masonic Female Institute
may prove, as 1t was intended To- Lee. one
of the best literary institutions IN the
South 4 large twpstnty brick build
ing, sixry-Gvc feet hong and thirty six
wide has been recently erected, and Will
be soon finished This is an important
addition to the main building, nud viii
Afford ample room for every purpose.
Parents and Canadians need not send
their children abroad when they can
have the benefit Of such academies at
home
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

'" 'hF VI" Vsh' aud INN VII Do hcilef.
v TANt0 on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

Such is It's condition now. When il has the
benefits of outlets by railroads, which must be
the case in few years, !, viii become one OF
the garden spots OF Texas
The editor of the Herald who is himself We
are persuaded. a thorough Southern State Rights
man, says the COW country ms II Is familarly
called is sound on the slavery question This
accords with the opinion We Ind formed Of this
section Of our State We hope that il may al
ways maintain this character. II seems, howcv
or. that the abolitionists have taken a very dc
icrent opinion. inasmueh ~ this Seems TO bc the
spo, in which they have commenced their po
pccr movements TO sow the seeds Of fana,icism
Perhaps they though, the prospect better from
the fact tina, in the northern counties there were
comparatively k'w slaves. For this reason, the
absence Of considerable slave popula,ion,l there
ia more danger to he apprchended of unsound
sentiments getting u foc,hold. Hence il is the
press and the public men Of this section Of the
State should labor TO inculcste proper sent-
ments. ard to expose those who are seeking
political prcErmcns by counting frc-cil indu-
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gBarsp sIe.teo-,he Pauisf, the Hero, the Chrts-
ttsp.-Tbe Rev. W bOoEN all give Free L-otaf- e-
for. Yn. Nebs hr s,isu UU,op, CbUtou Hall Aff
psoe op THURSDAY EvEniS6 Jss z, sUbjeet: bson
st.utep" cole iop vii Be sssn for the ben,ht Of Toe
steut.p D O up Purd
Lecture BY the Rev. DR.. Peosisstos, on hfns.n
CivizsbB m Dc. BtoD Cotton ID slave TIsds or
Colo ed Men, Risht Of CGp,cnte AID Private J%spes ID
r,ss,d 10 10, nj .,pes Of African question -etGe
a. ibe tiuss be gv.o bv rsqoest o. 'he A.G Cvizs1n
sseety IN tbe ShiLb Pt,bytersD Church Rev H. ,sen,
P,..or OF THis ,WedI.s ~ Evening" jan ~ 1859 1It
soct LSps.toI I6 cent. tne benefit OF .he leets''
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LII U T A + u l. l f
KIT CARSON.
THE MIGHTY HUNTER OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
BY DEWITT c. PITEss, NJ. ID.
One rs. octave volume superfne white paper. Cloth gilt
e2bO; Bslf calf, ESQ
This Is the story Of whose familiar to every
American reader, and 10 the
ONLY AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY
ever published; is in fact substantially from bis own lips
DICTATED and IL ADDITION uterst OF the
psrrstye q " valuable 'OrDa,ion
he lpoot UhKNows ia wch adventures
a located.
toLD BY sUBsCRlPIIoS ONLY.
Agents wanted Ia tl Iarts Cf the country.
Persons iesding the city obtain the work from the
Ppb,i.b.rs w. h. c. CLARK l. Co.,
No. IS AppletoDs Building, No. S4s Broadway.
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Five Points Hesss Of Industry.

We rqsen,y called 70 account In tns towtns mann
bons the Insttation sDd We sen. sts
aonson Of provisions (or money! such day BAT voc did
sst sckpowle,s se IT."
Our sxpaDstO0 IN most oss.s 10 this: There Aissic1
soasss - ne Five fon's Building called sss 81 10
ss5D kI fkAsxs the othet building called Fsss Possfs
nssss eetaeot II Trends shou, 20 scnd us contri.
tossSn need eirect Il 70 " Five Points 1ssion ~ T. IL
soi seseh Mr. PslsEs Institution, but weud 50 20 ae
eo>ns sttop, and OF could not seknos stsdse
neee eeeanse s seo Ae.sss Aass e~s~eho~ pons
oes TOT Ne shoud be directed L. PkAsk or
nAaIew koass of ndns,zy N Y" 6ratefa hbershfy
s hsnsa ve feel bound justice add ourselves
,. r. BARLOW. Superintendent
zsvsxerk Nov. "a lsss.
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Drp Gooos.
Drp Gooos.
- COMFORT!
ELE0ANCE!!
ARE INSURED By WEARING
DOUG GLAS e. s. II E X WO OD'S
NEW
MATINEE SKIRT,
PATENT DETACHABLE
HOOP 1ASfE N j N @

ADJUS STAB LIE b U STL e.
sAPETY!! siuee Il efectusy obvAes the danger ahsine
from cling feet foreign substances In the hoops
COMFORT! because musn skirt can b inrAntaneousy
removed from the springs BY PATENT DETACHABLE
FAsTENINGs washed with other ssrment and 1t no seAss
s,pen.e, and replaced on the hoops In minute
ELEGANCE because the scientific Gu. OF the musiin ski
and b. fns material which composed give graceful fall
to the robe vo ovsr and will in hot ves;her enable the
veuer To djsp-use with any intermediate skirt
The MATINEE SKIRT has eleven hoops weighs but ten
oupoe, Is STAMPED WITH TsADE MARX Of hessrs.
DouoL as SHERWOOD asd 70 the bssf Skirt sssr '"he
tS TO TIE Public and quite indispensable 70 every lady who
se.i,.s to combine her apparel SAFETY COMFORT and
ELEaAnCE FOR sale al the principal ssOresh the United
sSd Canada
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REMOVAL.
IVISON & PHINNEY,
EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS
In ccrseanenc4 Of the increased 4. naDd for their
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS, .
Have deos tnr e1cusv At.sntion 70 ECU cATtoN-
AL WORKS Renqushns The general book trade and taxing
.of their enlarged bune the large marble double store
4S AND SO WALKER STREET,
TEx Doors WEsr OF BROADWAY,
Where they viii srrsy 'roved f.ces for the sccou-
mediation Of Boob sellers, Teacbers and Merchants
NIsON PHINNEY
Nos az AND so WALKER ST.. 10 aoors Of Broadway
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THE MD PENDENT for THIS WEEK VII
i Z. Published on THURsBr MORNING., containing .
STAR PAPER"
Bv HTRRY ~AsD BEECHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
for the sp.a Of the city Iew,psper vhh ~ss onee
barkea st by the
"DO6 NOsLE"
The Rev. Or GEORGE B. CHELVER
viii frIu Iuiss stikirg tribu, on .Lt tied
"RAREY On BLIsKERSr
TIE Commercial D-p.;ueDt will eentAn valuable s'neis
COMMERCIAL AGENCUs.-
Among o interest Iessi mstt<r IA the coming nanss
III be . COMPLETE and els borse soeount Of the
EN6LIsa POSTAL sYsTCM,
tpoudbss consideration Of Ikep Postage, House Delivery
anS q eiesr ard g. ;,r,,tins ., position Of the
TEGLIsH hOSEY-ORDER SYSTEM
In addition these valuable articles the 'ap,r viii coz
tr-st vNsty Of reading matter diversity o.
pIlj.eia
The cheapest way to procure THE INDEPENDENT hto
rob.ebe for It BY the year Terms: 81 By mai or 81 % ~
carriers TO sub.cbsrs in EevYorA and Brooklyn Address
Publisher Of The IndepehdeLt. New Yorn City
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DALACE GARDEN NOVELTIES

DALACE G A X d NOVELTIES.
STAGE PERFORMANCES AND EQUEsTRIANI5M COM
BINEDll
THE GRAND DAMPHiTHEArRICAL PAVILION
Has been resrsuged beautifully decorated and stapted 10
Stage and Rms Perform snces-
NLw SCENERY, sUPERB DREssEs PROPERTIES, &c.
THE WORLD-REsOwNED CHECINI. TROUPE.
ConssI Of " OF the tale ped and experienced Juvenile
AItists.
will D rform THIS EvENING in the Psntoums, entitled
LES TROiS AMENs; Or tae THREE LOVERS
Also IN the Comic Psntouim-.
HARLEQUIN ANGLER; Or TIE GoLpGx HOOK
with Triehs Trsnsfoi nations, DsnceL kc
BRILLIANT fEAT5 OF EQUESTkIANISM
by w. Pastor J. Sends Rivers w Crossey aad Dendsr
OWNS-Tony Pastor, and Quincy burk
MISTER PHlLO NATHANS,
IN his csle brsted four pony
The wonderful performing Ponies
WICKED Will, GAZELLE, aod shELLBARR-
Perform every evening Doors 81 70
81 H. Aso perfornspc,s every TUESDAY, THURSDAY sad
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS q. O'Clock.
New EntTsce from l4tb IT. 10 the Pavilion.
Admiftanee .......Twenty-dve CeIts
Reserv.d dSeats...>.................. .Fty ssta
ULdsr the diret uon Of MONS. CHECINL
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

WOOLEN FLOCKS.-The subscriber 10 con.
w sanity Iesssing TIE best foaiiy Of ENGLISH md
rRENCH FLOCkS Of al coc which be o6e for sale N os
y purriven Apply 70 sAhUEL fHonPsoNs
NEPHEW, No 275 Pearlst
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9petial Notires.

Ysups MEMS Republican General Committee,
1855 s.,sd Mssias Of ,o' SOma1i,ss ~ ". .. ,,
No '' 0''B s 3 DuffcHER, Chairman Committee Ofissa
Ss Ssss 4. Il ss.si %.si Secretaries Committee ofl'"
E,.1h Wa1S.-A regular rne' ting Of toe NINTH WARD
sEPcBLIcsN xssociATIoR viii be ned a, Il. sless.s,
ExhhsS xa sSHs:s "a" s:sy @ fEifR VAN IsTWERp, Prs.
ss.'psS sssSs s.s Commit .
0 tb$aaO aSSsTs 'issnff9ss pSTfo I: csi%sn
RssoIar NomlAnt tieDs Of the Brsoklyn Mercantile l
nste Ocers Mercantile Library Association Of the CITY
Of BckyD foI The ensuing year have agreed ' and
1,psrus oH.pM.s Ss, 5ss'sSIss No. sss Lt,ns..on.,
Lawyer, at No. SO Wallet, New.York
WILLIAM r. BLISS. No Is sai;h...,
Cl.ra with Rs~don, Wright, Hareh EdsOn, NY
LANES rRoTHisSaas No - Rs@:sn merchant
hsn Of HowlsDd FrothDthsm, New. York
RECORDING sEcRETAY.
ROBERT oGDlN No As Sidney place. clerk with D. Dew
In Co Fe~'Yert.
HENRY P. JoURNEAY, No. IA Atantio'' merchant firm
(" Journey sSD,4ios.L s9Is 9s@ psrc1ORs
GEORGE r. BOWMAN ReuseD-st-, merchant firm Of stone'
spEsCER o. C. VAN soKKELEN. No 6 Harr.Ons.., u'er-
JOHN e. WARD Pseihc-st merchant firm Of Purdy Ward,
coz ADAMS No. IS Per pon'. merchant, orsoawi'h't'
ARfHUR GRAVES. Ne. iC7 Henryst, clerk with R. R.
J. ApfIsksT % sogrs@oRrH No. 90 Uuion-H, clerk
srEralS h No. Sidney h No.
81 south-st., Newyork -, :.
HENRY H. ALDEN, No. 10 washinstoD-st, Clerk with T.
wlILi.M IT' sTE%xsr vi No. l,s sohsu.rhorn st. Clerk with
Peter Cooper N. Y.
(Bisneo) Brooklyn, Jsn TO- 1859.
WALLER s. GRIFFITH, WM o. PATTERSON,
sNITn j. EASTMAN HENRY X PikR,ON
HEkRY A BLAKsLEE, JAMES L. BUTLER,
ALFRED TAYLOR Nouna'iD Committee.
The heetiOn will take place TUESDAY, Jan H. st No
O from 10 Every member OF tue Asso-
ooD Who not arrears for dues or ines emitted vo'e
mereantiIe Library Associatton.-Tbs FIRsr Bull
LETIN Of the As'ocistoD containing the titles OF books
sr eh German English and Amercan) recently added to the
Library may had gratis upon application by members and
othe No 6 Easssnt at Rspdophs Bookstore, and at
the Room Of the Association Coton Hall Astor place "How
to become a membeI"is contained In it,
A Csrd,-BROOKLYN PUBLIC SCHOOL No. Is, Jan.
Is 89-The undersigned pupils Of Pubir School No lS DO
that the offer 70 creIe
them Mercantile Library Association OF srookyn
made by p them unknown throu'h MI
Phi cpa the matter OF their voting 81 the cleo
tcers Of toe Association on the 18th inst was not 90
them they would be expected 70 vote
at .iectonmuch less for particular can ii late
FIRED bbIy Mf Clarke earnestly urged them
" voted ALL eh ticket they piessod-noe-
pepee emily al without bias, from any . ~ u
they flTher declsc the statement oil sr Hu IN ae
Tbpe II this morning accusing them or any one else o COT
Tupon tnd bribery IN RELATION to this affair totally without
WIN IL wELDEN, J. II. sTILLWELL,
and sixty others
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TERENCE.
THE coMLDIEs OF TERENcE,
Literally Trsr;sso INTO Ersh'A Prose,
By BEHRY THOMAS RILEY, B. A.,
Late Sch lar of tlsr. Hal, Csulbrdse.
GEORGE COLA.N
12rno, hu'hD. IS eenta
TIBENCE forms The fiueIeeIth Volume Of
BAR FRS RtW CLASSICAL LIBRARY,
Compiling Literal TIsp'aion'o OF
SirGi Homer, IHsd.
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