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LED by THE NosE.-Many years before the name
of Madame Scarron DIETER known to English
readers as Madame de Mantenon) was familiar to
the ears of Louis XIV, the court was at St. Ger
main, and very busy with conjurors and divina-
tons, magic and magicians. The king himself was
not exempt from the prevalent weakness, and
hearing that some of his courtiers entertained
famous Partisan conjuress in their saloon, he as
snmed thorough disguise and mingled amongst
them.
When it came to his turn to consult the prophet
ess she eyed him attentivey and exclaimed:
You are married, and yet have many mistresses.
You will grow old, and will then fall in love with
superannuated widow of low estate, and the scorn
of everybody. You will marry her, and will have
for her SO blind passion, that she will completely
govern you. and lead you by the nose for the rest
Of your life."
At this audacious prediction the king burst out
laughing, and escaped from the apartment as hast
lily as he could On his way he met the Due de
Crequi, to whom-as they were upon familiar
terms-he repeated, word for word, the SYPHILIS dis
course. They both made merry with the folly and
impudence of the sorceress rdicnled the ignorance
of her dupes, and laughed at the excellent trick
which the king had played, pleasantly commenting
upon the splendid fortune which she had promised
him. But in the course of time when the queen
died, and Louis became infatuated with Madame de
Maintenon-the low-born widow of Scarron, the
butfoon poet-and secretly married her. the re-
membrance of this prediction came back to the
minds both of the king and the Due de Cr6qui, and
the latter was forbidden the court, that he might
not see how completely the SYPHILIS prediction was
fulfilled, and his sovereign led by the nose"
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IS Tr1TTsTIcs OF FEMALE GRATITuDE.--A gentleman
sUho rides much in street-cars, communicates to
'<ke Boston Courier the results of his observation
- an interesting point:
Number OF females to whom seats were
given BY men, half Of the latter having
probably been on their feet since daylight 1903
Number on females who were compelled to sa
4 alAAd for ct least three blocks. 3. 1919. 1
Uambero Of females, each Of whom metaphor
8 REALLY put her foot on their benefactor
NV md rubbed him out Of existence. ........ n
Bamber Of females who stared young men
I ri u countenance, and out Of their seats SO
Anmber OF females who positively refused
. take the prof1ered places. 100000
i Now don't lay this to the govt. ROBIN RUFF.
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EAsu1oNApLE CLorn1Sa Asp Erns1su1ss Goons

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING Goops,
esh and stylish, have been received by N C. Fogcr
Son. 81 and SO Magazine street. and Tor sale by them
lowest market rates The clothing of this house is well
and faonaby made neat and durable and adapted all needs
occupations Of Tho deals largely in pan,a
zion clothing and offers very large and supply for both
men and the lowest market Dealers planters
O. Fsgos i So1.
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FOREIGN WoNDERs.-A genius left Philadelphia
three years ago, in company with live habut
He returned last week with thirty thousand dollars
all made by exhibiting his halibut as the 'Ameri-
can Founder" In England, our common mullen
is cultivated in pots, and called the American
re1yet nlant
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HARDWARE, IRON, COPPER, CARRIAGE FURNISH
isGs, ErcSee advertisement of Messrs John D. Ben Son.
50 and o. Camp street, whore they have stored
heaviest stocks Of heavy in the country, including in
quantities. smiths IRON boiler and all kinds of iron
copper MANILA rope, bells chain cables tin plate boiled and
nseed OIL buggy carriage, and cart furnish
pps
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, ETC
The wholesale retail trade in Watches ewelry silver
and fancy articles guns pistols and cutlery represented
BY numerous houses in New Orleans prominent place among
which occupied by Joseph Hufy Co.. 80 Canal street.
door above Ghatres street We refer advertisement
ing readers that transactions with this house will be advana-
geous purchasers all well believe who know either
the gentlemen of the firm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. %, 1859,
Comn.oa Council of the City OF New Orleans.
No. 4S73.1
Reso'ed That the Comptroller the Treasurer
favor Of jean Michel and John Schuhe of the
of the late Magazine street Market which destroyed by fire
the sd October 1852 for five hundred md eighty dollars and
cents the being the oyepad by scm
their market note paid on the LIST October, 1889
Resartd further That the City Treasurer with the of
tho City Comptroller be and he shereby authorized cancel
their two last thousand dollars each them
the LIST November and LIST December 1889 the purchase
OF the of said market.
lSgnedl JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgncdl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Dec. % 1859.
d2i fSrnedl GER Rn STlTu Mayor
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NEW ORLEANS, October G, 1885,
To the Honorable the Common Council @ig
of the City of New Orleans
'THE UNDERSIGNED owner Of real prOul
ery on the southwest side OF Fourth street, Fourth III
ric between Magazine and Constance streets, csTecfnl
petition your honorable body authorize that part The sid
walk now nnpnycd to be made Of brick bordered BY cubso
ana wooden CUTTERS, according to the City Chatter, eeco
No. l9.
l. Bogart has l01 feet
Others have l26 .
Respectfully, your obedient servant, ISAAC BoGAPr
GIIAS. CLAIBORNE
Secretary of the Board of Aldermen
NoryEILE ORLEANS, &C Ocobre lS9
Honorable Conseil de ylc de Is Nouvcle ORLEANS:
| IL sOussignc prOprictaire sur lie cote sud
- Quest de Ia rue Quaicie, dams IL Qhalrlce District
les fues Constance ct Magnns pFie yOie honorable cods
inre payer en- btiques tombstone" iigoe b Ia
portion de Ia anquette pnvGc daceord Ia ccml9
de Ia Chnrte de Ii vile.
l. Bogart poSsede 1877 picls
Les Ruttrs proprittares. I26
Respecneisemen ob5ssant scryiteur Isaac Bos,pr
-, GHAs CLAIBORNE,
decT 1awSw SecrtiaIfe ,u Board ,ips AIiinrnms,
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= VTINS, UENTHUKNE,
Secretary OF the Board Of Aldermc.
SoUyEiLE- ORLEANS, &C Is Apnt lst
Honorable Conyc de Wills dc la Nouvee- Orleans;
l ES sOussigncs rcpresentent respect siu.
IL que majpd Gise par la noIvcle Charte syst
sguj Ii psric petition lis prien votre honorable coi.
ben yUu0r adopler resolution dominant fnutorsnt,u
Compollct de yende cnq onrs davis dams le jesn
ocic lie conrat pour Ia construction dune banquee nj
Gnes Ia ST. Andrew du cote pave depus HI,
Rousseau Iusqua In Constance. louvragc deynnt ee IN
ulnccnrd nyec luE kntciGcItinns ln XnNer.
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PETITIONS--OFFfCIAL.
by the Mayor.

Observation-Disclosures by tho Mayor.
MAYoRALTY NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. December l. lS5o.
pY VIRTUE OF resolution No. 1896 of the
Id Common Council OF city New Orleans ard IN accord
with section III Of the City Charter notice Is hereby given
that Of the city OF New Orleans to 10 be
opened Roccblave street from Bayou road TO Columbus street.
according entitled AN Act regulate the opeang,
laying improving and public places in the city of
New Orleans and its suburbs Incorporated and neorpor
ated and in tho baneu Of the approved April 1881
GERARD STITIi Mayor.
Proclamation par lc M0lrc.
MARIE DE la NouvELIE. ORLEANS
Hotel de Vile, Ter ddcembre 1852
I'm VERTU de In resolution No. 1896 du
u Conei Conmm de In Souycc Drtnns, ct COMO mtinent
section III chne de la vilc avis est par lie present
onnd que rn,cnton de vile Ii Nouyelc Orleans est de
iaire RoccblaSe, partir du chemin dn Bayou
jnsquh In Columbus, cunfnrnitment hcte intule Acte
reinf louyerurc aiiioraton DIES rnes CT places
pnbiqcs dams Ia Vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans Ct SEES ihubongs
eorporas pas ncorport ass de banicnes approu
VI le 3nvril lS32.
d2 LAVISH GERARD STlTII, Marie.
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pETITIONs--OFFICJAT,

new onlEANs August Ii ia,o
To the Honorable tho Common Council wv
Of The City Of New orlo.r,
yINIE PETITION of the untlersIxn.r
pectiuy showe'h tint the majority required Nv ~ re.
City Charter having signed this petition They pray way new
orable body pass resolution authorizing the Compn, non
sell after five days notice In the official Journal the cont
making brick sidewalk ST. Andrew street the or
side from Rousseau street to Constance street The Won
done in aeeordapes with tho specifications Of tho O -.
Ypxn sat
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


CoaPrRoiLER's OFFicr,
Now Orleans, December y, 1853. )
...-......-5 mo. 4S7O.]
Resred That the adjudication made by the Comptroller
BERNARD market to Edward s. Ander-secury S Andlcr for
$3.50 be and the Same is hereby rejected,
Resolrei Jrthor That the Comptroller hereby
authorized readjudicac the the
market for Che 1860 after five days
journal.
tsgned JOHN r. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
lSgnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
A true copy:
WIN SALoMos Secretary.
Notice is hereby given FRIDAY 10th inst will ad
judcate at Office at IL O'Clock NJ the above
d23 1t V. DuPLEsSlS Comptroler
CoMrrRolLERs OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, Dec. 81 1859
Ordinance 1923.
SEC 10. Be Il further Or,tpias That in the month of
December each shall he the duty of the Comptroller
TO advertise in the official Journal of the city during days
for sealed proposals furnishing the City Work
bread meat and snch other supplies the Committee
Work House and Prisons require for the OF year
from the LIST of january thereafter.
this Office n SATURDAY. tile 3ls day OF December at
Il clock for furnishing the City Work House with and
bea for the period of year the LIST january, 1850
accordance with the provisions the above section ordnance
No 1000.
do lot V. pUPIESSIs, Comptroller
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WAS BROUGHT in a lot on Caronde1et
w Walk, between Robertson and Claiborne
A lot of MORTAR brickbas old planks from the
of Customhouse and Rampant obsrncng sidewalks
in violation Of the city ordinances.
Which if claimed within three days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction said place. Tt Els
DAY, December q, 1859 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans December o. 1859
G. o. FLETCHER Street Commissioner
Registered December %, 1859
HENRY DURET,
E.rIN ar,,.t H..
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LEARY SHLAKENEY .COppERsMIru

~
and Sheet Iron Workers, Front and Fulton Streets be-
STM63 tween Notre Dame and Julia Streets
W Being both practical wor>nen, prepared
everything in our line with facility by other
firm in the city
Al orders for Chmneys, Juice Boxes ClRres Beechings,
Stills. Fire Beds Fterers, Ash Pans Heaters Copper Tin and
Pewter Worms for Dses and Sheet Iron Pipe will receive
immediate attention.
hS-orde from plantations and steamboats, attended 10 with
proInptness and dispatch. dl INV
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THIRED, 1 DIs %'l. , PouND-Was .brough,

ETNHIRD DISTRICT PUUND.-Vn brought
to the Third District Pound the of Clouet
Goodchildren streets, cstray-
One bay about II hands high small spots each thigh
white spot between the eyes small white spots the back
visible brands
Which claimed within days and the expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction, said Depot on
SATURDAY, December 81 1850, a 10 o'clock A. Nj
New Orleans, December ~ 1889.
. c. o. FLECHIER Street Commissioner
Registered December 81 1859.
HENRY DUREI,
Ear llar
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~ tte conduit depot DIES epayes du Quarcme District
jackson, les Laurel ct Constance
Une pace ayant eoc lie front, les ped
derriere lie bout de Ia queue hnc, les
eanlpes yisibes.
I'm poun noire environ II mains de kaut lie pied ace
de erriere devant bancs etole lie 'front.' liz cncre
ct Ia qneue Tongue, atampe W sur la haiche gauche
81 les dts rcam6s jours les
fra lis vendus enchce publie, dit depot,
lie LII NDI 26 dtcembre 1859 10 heures A. NJ
C. o. FLECHIER, Commissaire des Rues.
Nonvele Orleans lie 10 d6cembre 1859 do 81 - "a 2j
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EPAVE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT.-n n
IL etc conlat depot de epaves du Toisieme District
cognure Clouet ct Bons -Enfants, CONNIE tpares-
Tn pourceau blanc.
Tn pOurceau noir-s ue
Tine TRUE nore-suie, les machoires banches.
81 les dts anlanN rtcats
fras payts lis venus encsre pubque au dit depot
lie MERCREDl, . de dtcembre 1859. 10 heuIcs A NJ
c. o. FLECHlER Conmissaire des rues.
Nouvelle- Orleans. % d6cemhre 1859. d24 26 Is
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AOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL. CONTINUE
In the Wholesale Grocery business q
and % Fulton street. in his and his
P. A. SHAW.
October L. 1859.
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FPAVE DU TROISIEnTE DIsTRIcT.-n a
IL conduit Depot dc Epaves du Tloscne District
coignnre Glonet et Bons Enfants, tpaye--
Tn oun bal environ IA de haut petcs cles
les cisses tche blanche entire les dies pctite tac
blanches sur lie dos. etainpes visibles.
81 lie dit animal nest pis racama dams cnq joirs les
as pages. il lencere publiaue, dit depot
SsiAlEDI, 81 de dtcembre 1889, il 10 heures 4. NJ.
q. o. FLEGHIER, Coinms saire DIES rues
%
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aM FOR SALE.-JUs ARRIVED, WITH A
I choice lot Of Virginia and Carolina NEGROES, consist
ing Of Field Hands, Blaeksmths, Carpenters Cooks,
NJ Washers oners, and Seanstresses and will be receiving
fresh supplies during the season. which offer for sale for cash
approved paper.
a0-I have removed office from Espanade to No 90 Ba
between Union aad Perido blocks
Of St Charles Hotel No brokerage paid of
groes. JOHN B. SMITH,
No. 80 Baronne street,
sell 6m&W New Orleans La
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LA etc conduit n un terrain sur In prome-
made Carondele les Robertson Claiborne
Tn lot de mortier bques dies yieiles panches pris Zen
coignure de la 1ouane Ranparts
les banquees violation des performances de la vile
81 les dts matarax pas riclamts dams tro jonrs
les frais ills vendus rencfere pubique
terrain, lie MARDI q dtcembre 1859, 10 heures a. NJ
C. 0. FLECHIER CoInmssaire DIES
la-f1rl Iaos hire
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- NIENEELY'S BELLS-A LARGE AS
fl this celebrated manufacture
Il 30 600 pounds store suitable for Plantations
ES Steamboats,. Orders received for any up
pounds. Being moulded in PERFORATED IRON CASES,
which perfect and solid casting mounted in the most
sactiou and finish They lave repeatedly awarded
by various societies and institutes both and National
highest premiums which will only the RST
PREMIUM at the late Mississippi State Fair For sale by
STARK, STAuFFER Il Co, II Canal ST.,
dl7 llnSSmM Acnnis for nnisinna.
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nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF SHAW & cunts
Lis this day dissolved by consent Either partner
will sign in liquidation. P. A. SHAW,
NJ. j. ZUNTS
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EPAyE Du SECOND DIsrRIcr.-n c

L the Third District Pound corner Coue Goocidrcn
streets, as cstrays-
One white boar.
One black sooty boar
One black sooty SOW, with white on the jaws.
Which not claimed within three days and the there
paid will be sold public auction said depot on
WEDNESDAY, December 2S 1889 Mt 10 o. clock A. NJ
New Orleans, December D. 1850.
c. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner
Registered December %, 1885,
HENRY prREL,
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CHAPTER III.
FIRE AND SWORD.

The four defenders of Laurelvood ran
from point to point to meet and repel the
invaders. who endeavored to force an en-
trance through the windows and doors
simultaneously. The voice of Tom Hut
ter sweled loudly above the din of con-
fict. The struggle was kept up with de-
ternined spirit by the beseiged While
each was engaged with an enemy, Jessie
Burnside cried out that party of them
had beaten down one of the doors and
were pressing into the hall.
Podijah and Hazlehurst sprang to
meet them For time the result was
doubtful, but victory finally turned in fa-
vor of the defenders, whose powerful
blows and hearty courage they could not
withstand. Those who were not repulsed
were left upon the floor with broken
heads. The door was replaced and eve-
rything movable piled against it.
The Tories ignoniniously withdrew to
the shelter of the surrounding trees and
shrubbery, and Huttcr hoped that the at
tack would not again be renewed
The girls, during this scene, behaved
nobly. Overcoming the natural tiGidity
Of their sex, they made themselves useful
to their brave friends in various ways
Paul Hozlehurst fought like lion. If
he entertained fears, they were not for
himself, but for Jessie Burnside and her
companions. When be paused from the
conflict, painting and thirsty, she brought
him water; her little hand presented the
cooling draught to his lips. He would
gladly have imprisoned that mnlstering
member in his own and pressed grateful
kisses upon it, had proPriety sanctioned
the act.
Are you woundcdP she asked, hurri-
edly.
Il do not know he replied. Il have
not thought Of myself; | have thought on
" of you and your friends, never have
time to think Of myself when you are
near; | should despise myself if did
You are too brave, too generons! an
swered Jessie, with emotion. You. ex-
pose yourself needlessly; You have too
much contempt for danger
There is no such word as danger
when | do battle for the safety and hon
or of Jessie Burnside.
Too cbivalrous! too chivalrous! ex-
claimed Jessie.
Il cant quite understand the silence,
said Hutter, approaching Hazelhurst,
Wax my fax, if | don't believe the
critters has got enough on't!' said Podi-
ish. You sec they can't stan near so
much hammerin' as folks can as are
fghtin' for liberty. A few right smar'
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CHAPTER II.
i A U z z L " GOD.

Twilight stole silently upon Laurel
wood; it curled in upon the mansion and
surrounding trees like a pale, soft mist.
It was a very quiet hour, but to Jessie
Burnside there was something iDexpressi-
bly, oppressive in the air. Her fair com
panions, Ruth Hsviand and Judith Burn
side, her sister, sympathized with these
feelings of uneasiness. With the excep-
ton of Binko, black servant, and Jupe,
mulatto girl, these ladies were, at this
this time, the sole occupants of the house,
Mrs. Burnside being absent in attendance
upon sick relative, while Mr. Burnside
was serving in Marion's Brigade. 1t was
at that period when the struggle for lib
erty seemed dark and hopeless. South
Carolina was overrun with pitiless ene-
mics. aud devastated with fire and sword.
Toryism was rife, and stalked abroad like
a destroying angel, shifting old and
young. No man trusted his neighbor
until he stood shoulder to shoulder with
him in battle. No one knew where to
find faith and good fellowship till danger
and death had come to apply the test to
friend and brother.
Burrside's maDsiou-wbich bad re-
ceised the name of Laurelwood on 40.
count of its proximity to Laurel Swamp
was so far distant from towns and ci.
ties that be fattered himself its quetude
would not be iDtruded upon by marching m
armies or wandering bands of loyalists.
It is true that be left his beloved ones
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The Tories rushed towarl thr doc
with shout. Huttcr quickly aimed hi
weapon and poured two handfuls of buck
SHOT into the midst of them. They re
eolled and retreated to to the covert Q
the shrubbery. A knocking was hear
at the rear door.
Who's therop demanded Hutter.
We'll, l ruther guess ona on ems me!
said genuine Yankee voice. 'PodijaI
Makepeace is pooty giuer'ly abeout wher
there's any skrimmagin' goiu' on
Blinko Immediately unfastened the
door and admitted two persons. Podi.
jsh Makepeace had figure of imposing
height, but which lacked that fulness o.
development which gives symmetry and
comeliness to the human organization.
His hair was faxen and long, his mouth
large and good humored, bis nose some
what sharp, while bis eyes. which were
small and hazel, sparkled with drollery.
He was msDifestly a man Eho meant to
be pleased With life as be found it, and to
make himself as comfortable as possible
under all circumstances.
His companion was more youthful and
presented different type of humanity.
He impressed the beholder at once with
the idea of manly beauty, courage and
integrity.
paul Hazlehurst! cried Jessie JOY full
".
The young man sprang forward and
grasped the bands that were eagerly cx-
tended to greet him.
We've come jest aebout in the nick O.
time, should say, by gum! The blasted
critters are peggin' into ye, ant tbeyl
Well, we'll show EN- a trick worth tu of
that. Wax my fax, if we don'tp
1t may be as well to remark here that
Podijah was by trade shoemaker, and
that his language was generally highly
seasoned with the technicslites of the
cordwainer's art. As Podjah flushed
this eloquent peroratioD, he brought the
breech of his rife upon the floor with
great crash, and squinted out of the win
dow with his twinking eyes. The move
ment was nearly fatal to Podijah. for
bullet, aimed at random from outside,
severed one of his faxen locks from his
cheek
'Craup my uppersl Now that's what
[ call poOty close work. A feller's jest
as likely to be shot right square through
the head as any way; close up my seams,
il he isn'tP
For few minutes the shouting and
firing ceased. The terrified girls fatter-
ed themselves that the Tories were retir-
ing; but were presently undeceiyed, for
they bad silently surrounded the house,
and now commenced the assault from
quarters with great resolution
aud fury. Each felt that the crisis was
rapidly approaching. Tom Hutter and
Biipko, reinforced By Haz!ebur-t and the
Yankee, stood to their weapons, resolved
to make desperate resistance.
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VOL is.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per annum in advance-Two
dollars and quarter, half yearlyand if paid be-
fore the end OF the year TWO dollars and half.
No papers discontinued until all arrearages paid,
except at the option of the Editor.
HyAdvertisemenis of one square lten ines) or less
one or three insertions, 81 90. Each additional lnser
ion, 25 cents. Longer ones proportion.
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JOB PRINTING.

Having general assortment Of large, plain and
namenal Type, we are prepared TO execute every de
scrlpuOn OF
FANCY [PRIlNIPIEY Ga
Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads. Notes Blank Receipts
Justices Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets. &c, Prn
ted with neatnesS and despatch, reasonable terms
al this Office.
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A New Revolutionary Story.
ONE-EYED SAUL;
OR THE
Tory League of Seven.
4 TALE OF SOUTH CAROLINE

A Ia LIE OF SUUTH CAKULIN A
BY DIR. ]. II. ROBINSON,
Author of" Nick WHITES. ""Buck Bison,
"HalE Vuled Nat" ," "Ma, ionS Bri-
g0tle, ""IHe Pioneers Of hcn-
tUcky," cite, etc.
CHAPTER l.