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The advocates Of t..e new doctrine 0f
Congressional intervention to protect
slave property in the Territories base all
their arguments on the -upposition that
the people Of the Territories will attempt
10 nulify, or rebel against, the Constitution
and the acts of Congress that they will
resist the decisions Of the Judiciary. and
constitute themselves power independ-
cnt of. and superior 10. the Federal Gov
ernment. This supposition We hold to be
a. completely yunwararnted by the past his
tory of our Territories ~ il is by their
present attitude, and unjust and ungeHeF-
ous towards the peaceful and law-respect-
ing communities who have made their
homes in the public domain. II is a fact
which no agtator Of the Congressional
Intervention dogma can question or con
trovert that Ia 20 Territory have the
people thereof, acting ~ q political
body. ever attempted 10 enact lass
detrimental 20 slave property, or
taken any step which Justiiies the
belief that they ace dssirous to do 50. On
the contrary, even in kaHsas-where, y
anywhere. il might be expected thai the
so-called free soil party would attempt
legislation hostile to slavery-the legiria-
| turc absolutely refused to pass laws hos
/ t!le 10 slavery or the constitutional rights
Of the citizens Of the Southern states who
might settis lkrre with their slaves. In
/ New Mexico the psctle have removed all
/ possible grounds Of appreLe, sion ana
/ in Nebraska and Washington Territqf,as
we belicye that il must be universally al
mitted that there is no disposition to re-
bel against aBy provision Of the Canstitu-
ton Or against any law " tgEgrcs-.--' on
sthdoH.
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pa0r. CAnrER. or ruE MissisTrrf l'NI-
vEnurY.-we do not know whether We
mentioned the fact that ut the late com
u,sncement Of the University Of Alabama,
the honorary degree Of D. u. was conferred
upon The Rev. q. W. CARrER, the able and
distinguished professor Of Intellectual aud
Moral Philosophy and international Law.
an our State University. Prof. C,RrERs
associates in the Faculty. and, indeed, all
who have had an opportunity Of knowing
how eminently he Is gifted in ints,lect.
and how profoundly he is learned, por-
ceiye at once the appropriations and jus
ticc Of this honor-if honor il can be called
in 4 hese days, when titlesa are 20 rheapened
by their almost indiscriminate bestoWal.
II il now generally admitted that the
Board - Trustees made most fortunate
selection when they called this gentleman
10 tho important chair he fills in the
Faculty
We notice by our Virginia exchanges
that Prot. e. is now on a visit 10 his old
friends in that State, and is received with
. awarmth and cordiality which shows hou
he is appreciated by those who have knowr
him all his life We trust they may no
be able ~ 10 work on his feelings, and th'
attachment which he most naturally en-
tertain, Tor his native land and earl,
friends a. 70 induce in him any though
Of abandoning his adopted State, and th
high position Of usefulness he has beef
called 20 fill therein.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The state Of MissISnInnI.

NAllh NhA Mn
h ChRccry Court Of sad SHidh County.
Bill for Divorce be-
Rhoda Bishop fore the Clerk of
vs.. said County, at rules
Joseph J. Bishop. the 3rd Monday in
August, 1859.
TPON opening complainant's bill, and
u it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendant, Joseph ]. Bish-
op, is not a citizen of the State of Missis-
sippi, but resides beyond the limits there
of, so that the ordinary process of the
Court cannot be served upon him; there
fore it is ordered that he enter his name
herein on or before the first day of the
next term of this Court, to be held at the
Court House in the town of Raleigh, on
the 3rd Monday of September next epsu-
ing, and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainant's bill, or the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as to
him. A. MANGUM, JR., Clerk.
j. c. WILKINSON, Plaintiffs Complainant.
Aug. "a, 1859. 46-5t
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QuRCk NOstrumH'-lhe ne majority of hair wash
g.. hair dve- hair toncs, hair oils and the number
less preparations which are now before the public
,H,Jer such extrayarant. hyberbocal and fantastic
titles r.. We see paradcd IN show-viudow cards, and
newspaper headings. a hair preparations are all
humbugs II the first water; their real merit when
they I,--r-- any ., that they do no harm Hogs
lard whale OIL lard OIL sweet OIL scented and color
ed, make up. when in beautiful wrappers, and white
flint glass bottles, the costiest character Of toncs
and when thus costly are baptisrd with some tr-
syllable term, and caught at by vcrdant young and
old ofl5th sexes. such is not the character OF Pro
fas.or Woods Hair Restorative This gentleman
comes before the world without any ..hiph f,lutin"
Xilophoforium, or any other astounding and start
ling catchpenny term he simply advertscs a Hair
Rssforatiue-what It expresses, preci~ely-and as a
R.sforauve Il acts Buy Professor Wond's Hair Re-
storayr. and you value your scalp ave your very
brains apply nothing else for il NAV Ie that Won
will get some wore substance than perfnmed iard
oil on your cranium Remember Woods Restora-
tive for the Hair is the best article eTtsnt Ses sd
vrrtisement in smother column, s4-Sm
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sprtiaI Mutitrs.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
L q IN.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

CELEBRAI ED EMALE PILLS
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure, of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution.
1t moderates all cxcesses and removes all obstruc-
tons from whatever causes, and speedy cure NAV
be- relied on
To MARRIED LADIES
Its peculiarly smed. twill, in a short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION
7Ecsa PHS should not be taken bg females that ar
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
ey 10 bring Miscarriage: but at every other
time, and in ererg other case, thev are perfectly safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Heayiness Fatigue on slight
exertion PapitatIon of the Heart, Lowness Of Spr-
it,, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the
painful diseases occs-ioned by disordered system,
these Pills Will effect a cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions III the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills and cncircled with the
Government stamp Of Great Britain, be sent post
free for 81 and postage stamps
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Rochester, New York.
For saleby Dr. :. f. CASTEEL, Paulding.
J. WRIGHT CO, New Orleans.
Feb. l., 1859. lS-ly
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Tur SorruEaS TE,cuER.-ls the title ct
a new bi.mouthly journal, started at Mont
pomery. Ala. by Wv. 5. BAHroN, E-q-
Its very neatly executed pamphlet OF
a. pages reading matter pertaining to the
subject Of education. teaching, SC. The
editoris himself an old and eminent teach
or. and we have no doubt his periodical
will bc one Of great interest and value not
only 70 teachers. but to intelligent readers
II All classes.
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sa5- 4 couple of young gentlemen of
our county, having raised the steam rather
too high to admit of prudential steering of
their respective crafts, visited a meeting
in progress in Rocky Point Beat, and
made themselves so particularly noisy a to
disturb the service, and refusing to leave,
we're arrested and lodged in Jail, in de-
fault Of 500 bail We are extremely
sorry to see young gentlemen drink to
the debasemept Qf the finer sensibilitie.
Of the man, but when they have done so
We cant say that they deserve the sympa,
thy Of any one.-Roseiusko Chronicle.
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Obitnarp.

DEED on tha afl instant In Jones puuuty, Mr.
SUSANNA ". GljNN~DN In the 5l-f wear ct her 5,r.
The Deceased u,, iuru .n Williamsburg District.
e.. and ra-ila, boz fhs. a8I UI5r ,-tan District until
i,i', vince L.s husband removed o. Jones county loo
this state. ln slry l,. -ir embraced religion auI
inius'l the " O.. ,huTrh. and Iyal a christian anj
member ~ that Church iar Gfy y,Ir-. ~be len sn
aged companion gui two o. mourn her loss, Iut
te, huls that their lp-- IS her gain. far she ,. sv-
changed painful u.lt .,..ry far nl--tH Immortal
ty =. e..
as- southern Cbr-i1n NIyocltr. Charleston. Sc
viii pls1-,.rUp,.
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DISP TCH

Those who regard prompt reply 10 their orders
Will be sure and send Us their patronage the cen
tral location Of New-l ork City, with many diver
gng means Of transportation give us unrivaled adj
vantageS IN forwarding to the most distant points
The business arrangements Of Establishment
have been 50 thoroughly perfected. that orders re-
celved 10y the evening mall the next morning are on
their way 20 their destination, and orders are de
layed over twenty-iour hours from the time Of their
reception.
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opodhAh5
aINGIErnN IN mANNEG.

AON AMI
~ h shgtEioN, Candidate Tor congress IN tl'' ',n
Congressional District of Mississippi. and VI. ~
HAINrs Candidate ior State Treasurer vii address
me people a. The following ume- aud places.
i.sa4er'sle Springs. Iauderdtle County. -turiSy'
september agd
Warren, l.auderdslr C... Asu.,sy. sept oth. o.,
,hunkeyvtllc laitdcrdalc Co.. Tuesday, sept. ON
Enterprise, Clarke Co.. "Wednesday, + L. 'th.
Vhiman tlarke Co., THURSDAY sept Nth
lhi2rnc Jasper Co. saturday. sept l"h
fHldhE Jasper Co. Monday. sept lHih
guiNdsvHle Jasper Co. Tuesday. sept l3ih.
htltlgt sHHh Co.. THURSDAY. sept 10Th
hp rlfngS liansi 60, F1d1y, sept lotl'
august q lS5n
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REMEMBER,

EA-That this is the only Gin Book House that
takes the risk Of loss through the mail
RS- This Is the only Gift Book House that has re-
ceived the voluntary endorsement Of over five hun
dred city and country journals and OF the leading
publishing houses Of the country.
% This l. the oldest established and most exten-
Siye House of the kind in the world
"a We pay the most literal commission to Agents.
az We keep the most varied and extensive stock
Of Books and Gifts, and gratuitously circulate the
most complete and best classified catalogue IN the
country.
NR-We guarantee perfect satisfaction to all who
may favor Us with their patronage.
One trial will satisfy the most incredulous. Send
for a Catalogue; It contains description and the
size, binding and price of every book in its pages
that the purchaser may know precisely what he is
sending for and assured of receiving the full value
Of his Investment in the Books, besides Gift vary
ing in value from Soc. 70 $l0OOO.
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buung the present N''h' ~ less than slN Of our
friends who have been induced to try Prof DE Grath-
Eoctri. Oh for Rheumatism and Deafness in cun-e-
our columns have called upon To state the result
Of their experiments These persons assure rs that
their Rheumatic pans have been entirely cured hy
few applications Of p5 Grath's "Ecctrc ol," and
tb.v recommend it- us" To vi who are afflicted with
any Of tn. diseases which u Is designed 90 cure
Il seem, that Rheumatism, Deafness, Neuralgia,
swollen and Sutf Joints and other Complaints 10
which We are an sutcct have lost their terrors-
Prof H. Crath- Electric ul Is warranted to relieve
any case In a short space Of time and with trifng
expense. It always cures Scratches, sprans, Calls
and splint- on horses
For sale by all Druggists and Dcalcrs Depot, Phil
ajelphIa, Penn. 4'--t
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DEAru or A "JAcEsoNIAN" HoRsE.-Ths
editor Of theJuniata Sentinel notices the
demise Of = celebrated horse which had
attained the incredible age Of fortv-one
years. II was the property Of Mrs. ). q.
Evansof Juniata county. Fla. The horse
was formerly in the possession Of General
Jackson, and was given by him 10 Gen.
George Craner, and BY him 10 bis son.in.
law. Mr.. Evans.
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

SwfNnLiNa OrEHArisg ~ NAsHiNGIoN'
A despatch from Washington City says, q
few days ago a man calling himself WI
liam Evans put up at one Of the hotriS
here, after having advertised money TO
lead in small or large sums, and requiring
a certalH per centage 10 be paid to insure
the accommodation. His room was soon
heseiged hy numesDgs needy customers,
including some OF our most prominent
citizens. The firm was represented a.
Evans, Bros, Company. Of New Nork.
hat information received TODAY from that
city, shows that It has neither locality nor
existence. The Washington applicants
are about 5000 minus for their dear
bought experience.
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

We respectfully refer our readers tothe
.pnonncement Of the name Of BERRY Nc
C.urv. Esq. a. a candidate for Represen-
,ative Of Clark county Mr.. McCarty Is a
native of old Wayne, and a highly re-
.,ectable young man, with many warm
es.,,ds in the county. His competitors
a.. MA,srs. Alex. MeLendon, Geo. Evans
.naR 4, Kennedy, Fsq.. of EntoFPrise,
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

NrR YORK. August 22.-rhc London
T.tge. saws that the McIanc Mexican
treaty will place the Republic Of Mexico
under American sway to the advantage Of
Mexico and the world. but that it will
weaken private claims.
lti-rcported that Napoleon ha- declared
for free trade.
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Cotrunus FtuAtr lvsrirrrE. We need
scarcely call attention 10 the advertise
ment Of this most popular and flourish
ing Institute. which We publish to-day,
Tor We have heretofore taken occasion to
express our opinion Of it, merits. There
i M Female School within our knowledge
that We feel more free 10 recommend 20
the public regard and patronage. The
Principal, Mr. L,RNAHrE, Is a man Of at
tainmcnts. AN experienced and approved
teacher. and he has an able aud accom-.
plishod corps Of assistants. Columbus y
one oftho most moral, enlightened and re-
fined communities in the South and there
is certainly something in sending ones
daughters 10 enjoy the advantages OF
first raie school in such place.
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

KESrrcxv u. $. sESAros.-Thc pcmoo-
ncy of Kentucky having secured ma
icr.ty Of the Legislature. they will have
the power h. elect senator in place OF
Mr.. Crittendcu. II Is supposed that Vice
President breckenridge will be the suc-
re.alll a.nirant.
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THE PIONEER GIFT BOOK STORE.

As we have from the first taken the lead Of all 9TH
ers We shall endeavor TO maintain our position a.
heretofore.
should examine terms, as ten books can he sold.
in the same time that may be disposed of IN the
regular way through the inducements given by TO
he
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

JoHN J. PEIIus, the Democratic candl-
date for Governor Of Mi--issippi, and +.
X. BURT, Democratic candidate for Audi
tor of Public Accounts. will address the
people at the following times and places
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Take Notice
All who Desire
Profitable Employment
FIFTEEN THOUSAND AGENCIES

are open for application, and all persons desiring
pleasant easy and profitable employment. requiring
but little time, will do well accept the earliest on
portunity and send IN their names
The superior advantages offered by Us to book
buyers, well the fact that have been longer
established than any other Gift Book House, has in
duced the press to confer upon our business the
title Of
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

Poutaoy a M,Rsu,tt.-Wc call the
attention Of our farmers and planters -
tho advertisement of Mtssrs. pourEoy a
M,uustt. Mobile. which appears In To-
days paper The time Is near At hand
Tor sowing small grain. aud those wishing
20 procure seed. will find it 70 their inter.
es.t to examine the extensive lit con.
tsned In their advertisement. They viii
furnish them as cheap as The market can
afford. and their experience In the busi-
ness. aud extensive dealing enables them
20 make selections Of the best varieties.
Besides this they keep on hand varic-
" Of approved fertelilcrs-Guano, Gyp-
sum. Phosphate OF Lime. &c.
Catalogues containing directions will bc
sent 10 those desiring them.
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

uWyUFREAs my wife purmelia Anne Sellars, has
w len MY bed and beard without any cause OF
provocaiion,t therefore f'Fewarn all persons ftoui
trading With her on my account .
yoass C0ursy, Aug ~ 1852 e-st
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DLEASE take notice that | will. on
Il Saturday, the 18th day of September
next, at the Court House in the town of
Raleigh, before Edward Currie, Master
IN Chancery, proceed to take the testimo-
ny of Daniel Canterbury, and others, in
support of the allegations in Complain
ants bill, at which time and place YOU
can attend and cross examine said wit
nesses, if you see proper.
RHODA BISHOP.
J. c. WILKINSON,
Solicitor for Complainant
Aug. "a, 1859. Asst
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The Rev. T. n. kaFIrH Will address the nak Bowery
Circle, AZ the Baptist Church. tEtsnezerJ near 'la.
borne Jasper County Miss. on saturday, the ard day
of september, 1t o'clock, r NJ The sister Circles
are invited to Join n procession. The publ" gen
orally ar, respectfully Sohrted 10 attend.
GEO y. MCCORMICK.
ARCH NcCuLLUM.
FM. MCCORMICK,
j. T.. MCCORMICK,
JOHN r. MCCORMICK,
Csr. y ATaageaclts
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A SPRIGHfLY LAD. Is or " wears old, who can
\ rell veil and writes a FAIR hand, will H. taken ne
n Apprentice tD the Printing Business IN this Office
None need apply uuics. they possess these quaica-
tons.
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

Tho mtess varieties Of Gifts distributed and their
really intrinsic value will commend them 10 all lovers
Of good taste BY buying in large Quantities and for
cash. we are enabled 10 apportOn greater value to
our patrons than others, trial will convince
those who wish to test the strength Of our induce
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24
SAFETY,

We take the risk Of all loss through the mail if the
directions are followed as in Catalogue, which l. not
done by other Ciift Book Houses Money sent in the
form of draft payable to order letters nclos-
ing funds, if gstered according law, are insured
a safe
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Lumber and MoaI G0,. s.

mr. undersigned beg leave to notify their f,o,.,-
anu tle pubic generally, that they viii k., , S
s,sl!S on hand AZ their Mills, in the 6ub,,, rol,-
H NtWtoh county, good supply Of Inmba, y, ~ ID,
descriptions, and goodCorn Meal which ,h Ui az
ON accommodating terms - ''''''i 'i'ey VIII sell
These Mills are Of the most ,pprcvad ao..-,.-.,-
now IN use in the South and we hope hy So, I,. poh
uon 10 business TO merit the paronag, ~ ~ tsen-
Oct Ii, 1855 ''N FlNhSTON.
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stature and shows age. Said
boy has made several attempts to get off
to free State, by way of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. He is intelligent, and a
considerable plantation mechanic. being
a kind of Jack at all trades" He will,
if possible, procure the assistance of some
white man in escaping. If apprehended,
it is presumable that he will deny his right
owner, as he has done before ON similar
occasion. Information concerning said
boy will be thankfully received by the
undersigned, whose address is Big Oak,
Kemper County, Miss.
JAS. MCDONALD.
Aug. "a, 1889. Asst
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4parrisa.

lu Marion. Ns-., on TJs-dly tile lstH INST. Is the
Rev o. " Dunlop. q. o. gENDE. Junior EiIfor of
tI- Observer. to Mis- MARY A. d. WEIGH
We wish our friend IE,rT and his s,ir bride. long
anl Prosperous Journey through hfe.
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AGENTS

This Is the only firm employing authorized agents
thus offering guarantee of fair dealing, and proper
attention 10 the interests of our patrons. Since the
commencement Of the year We have been rapidly
local agents. giving easy and lucrative
employment to thousands of people
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24
HOW TO SEND FOR BOOKS.

Orders Of Five Books and upwards should be sent
by express, if possible it is safer and cheaper than
by mail.
Money, if possible should be sent in form of Draft
as payment can be stopped lost through the mail
Letters enclosing m0nc, be sent AZ riSk pro-
vided they are registered according to law These
precautions are simple, and within the reach Of ALL
assuring the safe transmttance of Books.
HA-ln ordering books the title. in black letters on
ly, should be used The writing should he PLAIN, and
the Name, Post Office, County and State should he
Distinct N nNnId mistakes
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@AOIa Eletta Grammatical pro AdOlstsRtnIix
PueriSQue CurSum Tenet

N NJ Z R LIMI TEn
IEAS- or TUIroN FOR 1859
r! rl,,,s I" glish Branches for Ten " -. 49,.
.atin Greek, French, and hg' 49, Nt.,h - SC'VO ~ ~
Book Keeping Single and onbs En.rv ~ ~
Pudding, Jan. sth, 1850 : "oniNSeS; SS.,;
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New Orleans Market.
Further by the Hungarian.

NEW ORLEiNs, August 22.-SaleS of
cotton to-day $50 bales, ali new and not
sampled. Prices l2ic.
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Stray Notice.

Stray Notice.
n TAKEN up by NJ. NJ Gar
MS-TIHNvin, three miles southwest of
. S Decatur, one small CLAY
AASlss&A BANK MARE, about twelve
years old, dark name and tail, with some
saddle marks on her back. Appraised to
be worth (S35) thirty-fve dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM.
Ranger, \. c., Miss.
August oath. 1859. I6 a.
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Bas- The Pixies PcakcrS are stirring in
political matters. 4 convention was re-
Gently held in Denver City for thepurpo~e
Of taking steps 70 form a new Territory.
to be called Jefferson. IL i expected
that application will be made to the next
Congress for the sanction of the assem-
hled wisdom for their conduct.
II i, stated in the New York Courier
that g. T. u. James, Esq. the novelist,
has determined to leave Venice and re-
turn to Virginia, for the purpose Of max
ing that state his permanent abiding
place.
The eastern clarion., 1859-08-24

SnooBOoTA, CLARK Oo.-Fnterprise must
look sharp to her well-carned laurels as a
place Of trade, or the enterprising mer-
chants of Shooboota will certainly steal
march on hor. Several of tho largest
and best selected SroCKs OF GooDs ever
before brought to Fast Mississippi, have
recently been opened at this point. They
have all been selected with the greatest
care, by experienced merchants. in the
great commercial metropolis Of our coun-
try.
Among the rest we refer particularly at
this time, 20 the advertisement of ). B.
PARKER, Esq, which will be found in the
llarioa this week We are assured that
his stock is equal, in every respect, to any
on the line Of the road, and also that the
merchants generally of Shooboota, will
be ready at all times to offer as many in.
ducements to the country to trade with
them as Enterprise or any other point in
this section of country.