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NEW YoRK.-Our private information from
New York at length enables US to say that there
can no longer be much doubt that such an ar
rangement will be consummated between the
three anti republican-party parties there az will
probably insure the States vote against Lincoln
in November.
The partizans Of Mr.. Douglas have done tbe,,
best to prevent that desirable consummation: lint
In vain. The leaders in the affairs of the Bell
and Everett party in New York have coalesced
with the Douglas party there simply to the end of
securing the States vote against Lincoln; not
because they have any more affinity for Douglas,
.han for Breckinridge. They insist that the
Douglas managers shall embrace I'm the union be.
Ing formed, the Breckenridge interest, on fair
terms to the latter That is to say that the cleo.
toral ticket to be supported by the three anti.
Lincoln parties In New York shall consist of ten
Bell and Everett men, ten Breckenridge men, and
fifteen Douglas men,
Fernando Wood and his efficient army of Der.
sonal supporters make the same demand II
Fernando and his forces fail to act with the Doug.
| iasltes-voting for a straight-out Breckenridge
ticket instead-the latter will pon heavier vote
throughout the State than Douglas This result
| ahead Is is so plain that Dean Richmond & Co.
already realize 1t; and must therefore come to
the terms proposed, IL really caring secure for
| Mr. Douglas a single electoral vote in the whole
Union The pressure upon Richmond & Co.
| from the Douglaste rank and fle In favor of the
proposed thorough union of all the anti Lincoln
Interests In New York, is very great, and is
| working well indeed.
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By WALL 4 sARNARp, austionse,.. .
fsIc% .j ~ 9sAFTkRSo5S: s. 4 s. 70
at O'Clock, an front Of the premis will sell,
two Lots frontns twenty feet each on north Capi-
to- street, between and r sfre~ts and runEinr
feck one hyndfed and twenty feet $3.50
/. Terms: ne hsifoash; balance m sand 9 months,
an sd Wall q BskNAkb. Aacs.
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HOSTILE INDIANS SCATTERED Intelligence
dated Camp near Fort Larned, Kansas Territory,
Aug. 11-received at the War Department, seems
to indicate that the Kiowas and Comanche In
dams, with whom United States troops lately had
skirmishes, are now powerless for HARM They
were scattered-a few rowing In small bands, and
the others mixed with the Cheyennes, Arrapahoes,
and Apaches.
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YOUNG LADIES, A ACADEMY OF TIE Wis
Corner Of Tsnfh aud streets, Washington Civ.
MIG day next, September 8, 1850. Persons desiring
lnIof ~ IN, VIII please apply at the academy.
Tar BOY SoYAL HAVANA a ts0TTEKY.
D. he s Cove massa.
s sss 3. IF a.s ss eesn Of
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1852.
sORTEO NUMERO 642 ORDiRARIO
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
| 90 -: s s::sss g g &c e
| DO - Acc AGO. "sppTox. - ssh
IN ALL ass PRIZES
Whole Tickets, s2O-Halves, 500 usrters, A S
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing viii be Forwarded A. soon a. the result,
An orders for schemes or tickets to be addressed
CIV eo So. ss3oRR .ls.snaa:z !. q.
TO- !,e. OUR A gkB TIE ,rppLIq.
s asy S dHas Nelson e.
cast over the country deem il our dut, 10 ssats
thai this decision Of IA inferior and petty court
IsSsIs THE sGoAT i"s ssw snSqilf aS q
CIRCUIT Court oil the United States at Wash,nston
Fetbo es csa y the fact that the Atkins
nPon which reia can be placed or Sevins VI .e
this s' so.t e s sa'ss Mob,.
despite the dc csion at Coopsrstown ali Oh,
Cgeisrers are tHtrtnsrs .ording 10 ne hixhsst L.
Nelson IS d. r sppssed ron sss,s Of Jaass
district il affects GIG n ~ St the limited
Rygds sleat s,,oi.s maet'n: sc onsaasy
our SseRt in M gsSii r. lss 5
MsXwELI., at Maxwell & Bros Fancy Stote
FEMALE BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL.
$50 A.E4ANDRI4, VA
Mrs 3. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
Ire thirt enth annual session of this Institution
VIII co nm nee on Tuesday, September 18th, in the
No. "a Occupied BY Syiveter Scott, Esq.
The course Of study pursued will compriv a all
ths bra ches requisite to a thorough English Edu
GATOR, ana MusIc, + ench, Latin and DTawing. il
In addition today scholars, Mrs. MeCormict i.
prepared To receive q limited number Of pnpils as
T 1i who @ part Of her fam
SION. She xill endeavor. as lar as possible 10 sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influence.
:, kq ysne.s-Rev. Geo H. Norton. Rev. n El..
Harrifsenn, Key. +. Sprigg, Will am ii Fowie.
Esq.' fhgar Snowden, Esq |. Edmund + Witmer
Es.' h hsssry MaIbnry. Ess, Lewis McKsna' e.
,t.T Evening star Benz amin Waters, ESQ. 'Ja,
o.5. baesosE Ms1shs n ss:I .ouSSs ss.s
40 Win Tuition in all the English B,anoha.
n sdws,c ne annual session-Psyabes semi snnnaiIs
USE y a. and d., tt.nsSssss at Professors prices.
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fsEh q EatkAaaafSff fS'ss
sEs Sssss ss1 ;: ssss1 z
n, Washington, d. G.. or through the 81 axh nrton
Post Once. The subscriber wishes to smploy ~ o
or three more active business men travel for the
such as shall come we'll recommended.
su Y ls' ELLYSoN YERBY. Pstenfee.
THE JAPANESE HAT, .QPERA HAT
IA scS S Dsstss Hss and 81 kinds 4 %
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION!

The members of the EAST WASHINGTON
QUADRlLLE ASSEMBLY would H-
Especially announce to th1ir friends u
cursion to GLYMONT on THURSDAY EVE
MING September 6. Tickets 50 cents. See futur
advertisement. su % cost
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NOW Is THE TINE

NOW Is THE TIME
IL FOR SPORT!
The steamer GEORGE w. RIG GS can he char
teret on reasonable terms to take No.
gentlemen down the Potomac. BY the Ee4A@N
day or week. for the purpose of fish
ing and cunning and du ing the moonlight nj ghts
select parties can employ her for Excursions down
the river. Inquire on board, l4th street bridge
Was ington CANA. JAS. l.. CATHCART
au % st Owner
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By j. c. MCGUIRE CO. Auctloneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOIS AT THE CORNER CT FIRsT ST,
WEST AND NoRrH u sf-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, August 5lsf, 81 6 O'Clock. on the premisss
by virtue Of adeed OF trust dated scptenbef LET,
~ ~, and duly fscorded IN Liber lst folios
county, IN tbs District Of Colambia, hall sel iots
1nmeered 2, q and s., IN janice G. McGuire's sub
These Lots front each . fses ~ inches on FL st
street west. between G aud II streets north. and
rnnnlnE b,ot l3o feet inches 20 70 feet as,; to-
gether with the improvements, sissine OF small
st3ry brick houses erected on the rear Of SAID
Term. One fourth essk; the residue IN 8. n add
on the pr emises - Il - = : -
IL the terms Of sale should not be con Piled With
10 I'VE days theteaf e., the trustee reserves the
ish .. 20 resell AZ tbs risk aud expense OF the de
ALI oonysysne M at the expense Of the purehas-
THIS. FISHER Tr6stee.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
EFor other Anetisn Sales, see frst page.
BY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotioneers.
III ORSE FOR SALb.-Un SATURDAY
II NOR NING next, at 10 o'oock, We viii sell m
'front.' OF our auction rooms. one Hay Horse 90 q
Ior livery expense. SAFE % sitiIe Terms oash
All interested VIII take notice.
n" % WAL. n BARNARD. Auots.
by "A. GREEN, Auoiioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
- TURF AT AucTIoN.-On MONDAY the Sd day
OF September at lo O'Clock O.. m, shall sell AZ I'll
residence OF q genilemon declining housekesping,
on the west side OF ourth street, betw cen aud 4
s,reets north agood assortment of House Furnish
Mshosany SOFAS. Chars aud Foot Stools,
10. Ma, bic top Center and Fancy Tables,
10. Secretary and Whatnot,
- DO, Damask covered Sofas and Easy Chairs.
Damssk, Lace and other Curtains,
Gllt-frame Glass China Vases
Mahotany Sideboard and Dressing Tables,
Cane, WOOD seat Chairs and Loungss,
Beosteaos, bureaus and Wardrobea,
Washstands, Toilet Sets, ToIel Ra,ks
Ingram, Stair and othe. Ca pets
Hair, Cotton top and Husk Mattresses
resther Beds Pillows and Bolsters,
BlanKets, Comforts Sheets and Cases
Cooking, Air tight and other Stoves.
IotstneL Win general sssortme & Of Kitchen
Terms: All sums Of and under Cas- cash |; over
S2oa credit Of and moths, for approved en-
oo,sed notes, oea ing interest
au % A. GREEN Apct
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon w. 8. w. Ruschen-
Der has been ordered to the Susquehanna as feet
surgeon Of the Mediterranean squadron, was de-
tached from that vessel on her departure for the
Gulf, and is waiting orders.
Lieut. f. Lloyd Winder has been ordered to
the Naval Observatory, Washington.
Third Assistant Engineers VIM. Pollard and
Jas. p. Sprague have been ordered upon special
duty connected with the machinery of the steam
sloop Richmond, at Norfolk.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE q CO ,Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND kEFECrs
IL AT PUBLIC AUcrIos.-On THURsDAY
MaORNiNS, August S,th, az 10 o'clecf, st the re-
street, between 7th and 9Th ctr cts weet We shall
sell the Furniture and Effects. computing
SUITE OF Walnut Damask covered Parlor Furni .
TIRE, comprising large sofas, Arm Char. Easy
Cheir AMI q Paricr Chairs,
Ladies' Waln-t SecretarT and wh.tpot
Rosswood Marble top Ceuter Table, Fancy Ia
Two Walnut Damssk covered SOFAS. Easy Chain,
Gllt frame M irroIe, G., ina vssss,
window Shades. Rush seat Chairx
BrusSels, Parlor and Stair Carpete.
Ollcloth, Ma:tlsg. Ina rain Ca-pets.
NJ Mahogany Chairs, Rocke and oct Stools.
Do. Secretary and Bookcase, 8 deeoard,
Bcdstsads. Bureaus, Wafdrobe,
Mashstands, Toilet Sets. .ookins 6lasses
Mattressos, holsters and PiowF
bAnkets. Comforts, Counterpanes.
Cooklng and other Stoves, Kefriferator.
rotetner With general assortment OF Kitchen
Term,: SIS and under cash over that sum
ore1t Of 60 and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
auaI-d j. Z. MCGUIRE CO., Auots.
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Richie, arrived at the Navy Yard, San Fran.
cisco, on the 25th Of July, where she will I'M
dergo repairs.
The U. 8. ship Release, Lieut.. Commanding
6. w Harrison, sailed from Aspinwall about the
18th Of August for Boston. On her way she will
touch at Rio Hacha, In the State Of Magdalena,
for the purpose Of inquiring into the facts CON.
cerning an outrage reported to have been COM
mitted, on the 18th Of July, upon the flag of the
United States consulate at that port by tho gov
eminent troops under Gen. Gabriel de Vega.
Official information has been received Of the
arrival of the steam sloop Dakota, Commander
Radford, at Funchal, Madeira, on the Doth of
July, where she touched, en- route to the East
Indies, for coal and water
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NV I'LL SSS fNIZE6,
Whole Tickets, S2O-Halves, SIO-Ouarts,. as
Prizes cashed at sight at s per cent discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par
becomes known. ~ ioss'
All orders for schemes or tickets to be addrss.sd
don RODRIGUEZ
au 28-u Care of CITY Post Charesfnn n
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YOUNG LADIES, ACADEMY OF THE Wis
Il lTATION
corner o. Tenth aud u streets, Washington CITY,
The exercises # this academy will he resumed On
MIG day next, September 8, 1860. Persons desirine
Iniormatlon will please apply at the academy.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auotoneer..
BIZ. c. MoGuIREa CO. Anotinn..r-

By j. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers.
nESlRABIsE DWELLING HOUSE, ON
WEI. Ann VERMONT AVENUE foH sALE-Un
rHlDAf AFTENNOON, August 2sth. at SIX
90 ooE on the premiees shsI cell part OF Lot
B IN Subdivision Of square Ne us fronting 3 feet
on north Il street between 18th street and Vermont
IS feet on Vermont avenue, together with the I'M
provements, conslsting of three story bact build
Ing, oontAlng ak rooms, and standIng back from
the building line about 20 feet and adorned on each
slde oy g. handsome three-story brick dwelling
private resldence, and the property very desirable
as q resldenoe Tor small family.
Terms One third cash; tee resfdue in G. ~ and
is months, with inter 81, secured By deed OF tust
on the premises Title perfect
An 2r-d T. O. MoCIflQ 4 IN
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IN oons sec uenoe Of the rain, urtil wEDNEsDAY
Aug 18th, same hour and pia,e
On Is j. c. MoG uiRE Co, Auots
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until "WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, same hour
suT w.sELpEN, u. a. Msr,h.l.
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CAPITOL ASSOCIATION MOONLIGHT
~ EXCURSION,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE
MONDAY EVENING Septemher 81

.RYLAND CHAPEL CHURCH will give ar
Excursion down the river, stopping
proceed down the river, and returns EDsAEE
about 10 o'clock, on tn nRSDAY, August 80, leav-
Ing Tn ST. wharf, Washing on, at 81 O'Clock
Good mu ic will be had on the occasion.
Ladies' %
Small chi drsn X az, Ga,
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are satisfied, however, now, that the
friends of Breckenridge confidently count
on his carrying the State ty ten thousand
over both his competitors.
In Georgia, " the mountains are on
| FIRE" The speech at the Tunnel, on the
State Road, made Las, Thursday or
Friday, by DR. II V. NJ. Miller OF the
/ State Rights Opposition, heretofore, I
brought scores to Breckenridge. 1t was
his first effort in this campaign Reli.
able men tell us that the rising swell for
Brccklnridgc and Lane is bound 10
sweep of ali opposition in Georgia
The editor Of the Camden (Ala.) Reg.
lister, having returned from a trip to
Washington, writes the following cheer
ing news for his paper:
In Knoxville, Tenn, wc met very in
tclligent private gentleman, who ~ MOI:
at all cxcitablc, and whose judgement
is good, and who, by the way. is u Bell
aud Everett man This gentleman ad-
nittcd uat Breckenridge would carry
the State. He said that in the whole OF
East Tennessee Douglas would not get
an average 81 fifty votes TO the county
that there had been some considerable
changes within the range Of bis personal
acquaintance and that some Democrats
were going 10 vote for Bell, but a larger
number ol Old Line Wings were going
for Breckenridge. This admission from
u Bell and Everett man, who Il standing
aside ont OF the smoke of the battle,
coupled with what we were told hy Cen
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Notice Of Final Settle u,eut,

NOTICE i hereby given that g. G.. Gregg
~ and r u. Key Executors IF the estate Of
iiobert Key, deceased, have filed in my Office
their final account and vouchers with said estate,
which accounts and vouchers vii! be opened for
allowance aud final settlement at the ensuing
term Of tbe.Couniy Court pertaining 10 estates,
&c To be held in and for Harrison Coanty, at
the Courthouse in the City Of Marshall, on the
last Monday in October $50, IL being the
29'h day thereof when and where all persons
interested may appear and contes; the same IL
they see proper.
u. r. FREDERICK Clerk.
Sept 30, $50 2it
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WAREHOUSE At PORT CADDo.

IllE undersigned have purchased the Wap,
] house formerly owned by Mr.. A. ! T.
Carter, at Port tqiao on the lake anil are
prepared 10 receive cotton and back frciv ts
Every stteH'iou will be paid TO business cntrust.
cd 10 their charge The most perfect reliance
may be- placed in their punctuali;y, promptne-s,
fidelity and strict attention to business They
solicit, share Of The Forwarding and COMMITS
sion business, promising that nothing ahaIl be
wanting on their part TO mcri, a continuance
Of IT,
A. & A. HOPE
Oc, 6. 1850 3 Il
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TAKEN up by w o. raylor and posted be-
l fore r a Harris i. f., light brown
Steer or work OK branded on the lclt hip III
and marked with n plain undcrh.t and crosa
or swallow fork in len ear and undcrbit in the
right eai also brand on the right by : VI. I;
long keen horns, inclined 10 droop forward
about four years old appraised at $40.
b. +. FRlDERCl Clerk.
Sept 90 lSG0. 3t
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Administrators .Not,Cc.

I E1"rfBS Of administration were granted 10
l. the undersigned at the May term 81 the
County Court u Harrison county, PERTAINING 20
ae e-,e'c, Of 'i,vtsssed persons on the estate OF
Francs VI Diamond, deceased
This is therefore 70 notify all persons having
claims against said estate. 10 present the same
Gr payment, within the time prescribed by law,
and those indebted TO make immediate payment.
W. l.. u. W ARD, Admir-
IaFn
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E.stray Mule.

TAKEN up by Carre Richardson. and posted
before T. 4, Harris, J T., ia Beat No. .,
on the 2ith day Of September, 1850 small
bay mare Mule with scar or brand on the left
shoulder. about thirteen hands high. five or .ix
years old appraised to be worth $50.
u. +. FRIEDRICH, Clerk
sept 30 l-6o. 30
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Lost or Ni,laid.

4 CERTAIN promisory note, given by J.
~ ". Alexander, at Carthage. Texas, and
drawn in hyof OF lin II I'LL or bearer. dated
Oct. u, 500, and dlc May, 1860, Tor the sum
Of fly dollars, and credited with payment OF
twelve dollars u persons are warned from
trading for this note, as expect to apply for n
duplicate.
j. NJ. STEVENS.
Sept. 90 800. 9 u
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Mats.

BANANA Hats Palm Hats, Fashienabl,
| Cashmere and SIX Hats. soa Cassirner,
Hats for Men a Boys just received anil an
now being sold At induced prices by
BRAnilELD Is TAII.fY.
May 10, $50. us5at
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Administrator. sam.

Adm istratOr'. sam.
DN virtue of an order Of the County Court
ID will sell op the lst Tuesday in November
NEXT lsGo, on credit of twelve months "a pro
videl by law AT ,ho'toar, House door in Tho
City ol Marshall, the tract of land belonging "a
thc estate Of W. u. reiiawny. deceased. con
tanning 92s ncrc', heine situate On fourth Of a
mile East Of Louisville, in the County Of llarri
son and State Of 'rexas The same upon which
said deceased resided At the time Of his death
4 " BTRNIrNN
Oct G. 1850 B 81 Admir-
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1 VERY large aal complete stock Of I'm
y hroiaerc,i taeonet and >wi~s Collars, JAG
one, and Swiss Collars and SLEEVES in sc,,s En-
hroiicrcd Thread Cambria llankerchiefs laco
NET and Swiss tlgings and lassrtinrs. .iaconei
>aiss and Linen Floancing. just arrived and foi
sale hy
BRApflELD / fAILEy
May 10, lS6o. nsy@f
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THE WAY THINGS ARE TENDING NOW

i. T. W. :
.,,,,,
THE Wal i"iN'' "'''' 'h"D'"' wv"
We scarcely pick mp newspaper, that
1,,s mi ,,nt,i, a,.au,t. IF er ,nineni
,. l.. AL 1.ai,.,,.s a,,,.h,,o
'''"' e''''.'' > ''' '''' ,''''''' ; ''''' "''e
turned to the right about from Sen or
Douglas, ami have enlisted undcr the
banner of Brechinridrc and Lane, State
,,t,,. anal a Constitutional l.,i.,
cl''''s' '''' " '''''''''' ''''''' J.
such accounts would oeH'.N s'ihmns oI
lur paper, and consequently We have
NAT room for them. Bat any body that
.tt. b., t..,.,,,,.,,, ,.,,, ..ou aud mi
"'"''' NV
.,nu,r,. AMI in1,o far bim.olr IN ,b3.
c,,,,c..,i,n ,y,. ,fr,,tr from a late number
rn.t...,;.;.,., r',t,,i.,.
Wv 49,.
u'sfI' l'' s"'"'u' ''.,'"
Lac
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Plantation (soOAS.

az every description snd quality may be bad
" a very low prices nj
BRApFlkln 4 TAIf.tYS
May -. ls6o. n3hJH
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vSOOk~. NOOkS.

4 VERY large Tot Of >cheo AMI miscei',.
n neoas Books, Focl-cap, Legal Cap, Letter
and Note paper, Bull Envelopes. Carts Enytl.
epei and visiting Cards, Pens and LEX jus: NJ
cevei and for sale hY
BRAprlfID { TALLY.
May o. lsGo. r35sf
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I1tqIoN

= a. eft. l...
H '.',
~ nhht ~ on The 80 day o. ''ptep'
w '7'"' W II. nathan anu a. - H.
hanson. merchants an partners un",f ,ne htm
NAM o' ha'hlin u Ian.oh tlrI 'helf Ger
'ath SUIT III "i'"'hhtht against !" a '',h'
alleging IA substance, that said Cock was ~
no"'ed 70 sald nHihan W ill'am,"n IN ths
sum oi TWO hundred ana lofty-nfc dollars ana
Three cents. besides intcres. dne by a pfomisory
noe eXe'a'ed ana delivered 10 an , nathan
/" '''n','s9h ny 'A'd oeA' da''' qua Na.cu'
e"y' ana aue N one Jay, ieF 'h' 1m ~ Two
h'u .lou M '"."'! "Nen uV''"i' ASA va. NO
win ~ KY e'n'. '"'.Io+t i''H unE
o. }"naary ts"9 %' ~ '9o ,' i creme on
s"u nV'e 'N ana o,,ioo aoaar' pau l''n
Apf,, Is'y on l''h haT,h, tsop' me slih Of
orr henirel ana cue 3'loo a4lihfs' ana 90 ' u,
i'4 Of April LEGO the sum Of twelve e7'loo
ui'"''' "so -! a. a',9uu' wv ''"1' W.
va ,y' ",I u.'i''fen I" N1'I ocN ~ salu
IN toa so1J frns, ' ,b, iS, vsr "a ,hn
/ 9t,b 10 .co al I'D, t,y., ,,ro,;.,,-, -
'-,',i ..,.i del,,.,reI IN w. O., ~,
~ g.. 1t, r,1r ~. loo I'M J,,'t f,,,
etn d,,c 81, am. d,y am ,',, ,,.- '','',
g;.-s ~ ,So o.ber tcr INC Iioa III
~ iii t,.,,.t l-,l .co' .lss I,,,a~, !,
,uc, - w. ON, i,',..-..', a. {'.a
/ -, saiJ " II ebatb,r, anc NJ all frrn
~, .',,b -. ,n, ,Lat s,il - +. a.
t,, ~ III. -" III az - 80
,,.,,,...,.I ,a, -, ,.i,. sail I On Id
.,, T." ,,sil;'s,io, 4, The Tcvas p.na1,I;..,,
'"a ,,,,J'.t'l h tf,,-;.n Cont, 4, ..;i
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( ,be cg,,,v soat or MI papol, County an H.
. W. Nonl,y alsr tb@ 9od NonIsy If ,ns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
" httc Goods.

l VERY handsome stock Of Seiss faconet
y Check Mol. and \sasoos Maslins Dotted
ard Striped Swiss, Ri.hop AMI Victoria lawns
linen Lawn. Irish Linen, Linen Cambria IN
low rasn Linen, Linen Shec,ing Bleachcl and
Brown Tahlc Damask Towels. Towelling and
Napkins Birds Eye Diaper Rlesched Domestic
B'taehri shcetnrs, Brown anil Yellow Linens
Marsciiles sri Honey Comb Quilts Furniture
nimny, Bonnet Cord, &C.. INST received and for
sale ST prices 20 sait The times hy.
RRApfEip ( TALLY
May 10 1850. nsisf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

DLACK French and English Drah nf,e,
ID Blue ard Black Broad Cloths, Black Dee
skin Cashmere. Planters Linen Duck, Planter :
LINEN prill. White linen Duck and Drills. Var
ey plaid ard se.ircd Linens Tor fants. Cotton
abs \ankorrs tamloi jeans he One Of the
largest s,ccks ever o,i,rei IN his market inst re
crivcd and hir sslc cheaper than the cheapes, by
BHAptlkln 4 TALLY
b May 10 1850 r3aN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
Gil rig IS.
For the present will be rs follows

This Line starting from clarksyillc, Texas.
connects with i.radhelds stage at bonneville. hy
the southern Pacific Railroad, and ihoace 10
Shreveport Louisiana, and those paireBilog 1t,
may ro'i assured that they can be- pat trim
clarklyile, TcXas. to Nicksbutg. on The Mis-
sissippi in fOrR DAYS AND \ HALF.
and will receive al attention to their wants ali
comfort.
sras- Fny pounds Of Baggage allowed TO
each passenger One hundred and fly pounds
extra baggage viii be charged the same as onc
passenger, AMI lesser or greater quantity ehare.
ed Ia the Stme proportion.
NESMiTH * SHAW. Propriciors.
Jefferson, July Odd SEQ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
FOREST TIRI.WEEkL.Y
M All. = II AGE LIN T.

Owing to the unprecedented scarcity Of for
iage through this section Of country. aud the high
prices therefor, the Proprietcrs Of this Line
deem il absolutely essential TO pro'ec, their own
as well as the interest of the Government, in
the Pos, Office Department TO raise The price
Of fare on this line.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

NOR all. ~, 20, "a. 30 40, MI 50 sp,ing
i Of ,hc latest style just received AMI or sale
by nRApFifLp 4 TALLY.
MAY 10. 1850 n3Stf