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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19
DIR. HALLS BALSAM,

This popular and truly valuable medicine
continues to effect the most astonishing cures;
and, if the statements of good citizens are
entitled to any credit, IL is worthy the atten-
tion Of every CoNsUMPTIvE, and fair trial by
all who are troubled with any disease of the
I'hroat or Lunqs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19
Congressional Convention

congressional convention
In our next, We will give place to
The material portion of the proceed
lngs OF the Democratic Congressional
Convention that met in Shelbyviile
on Saturday, 18th inst.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19

Experience is probably the best teacher,
and DR.. Bull seems to have concentrated the
teachings of long medical life in the prep
aration OF his Vegetable Worm Destroyer It's
effects upon the worms are magical. while the
form of eardy drops in which it is prepared
renders children very fond Of it. No mother
should be without it.-Frene.'s Rep.
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Nashville. Tenn

NasnVksse. Tenn--
Flour and Grain--Flour has been selling
more freely this week than last, without any
change in prices, We quote city snpsrfns
at $696 90 and extra Tai 80 per barrel
the outside figures being the retail prices.
A small lot of Flour made of new whea
has been received in mark ct. which is selling
in retail way at SAGA 25 p 100 bs
We hear Of no trsnsactions ID new Wheat to
predicate quotations upon,
Corn--We quote 65@70c, and very sups-
rior article of prime white would probably
command 75c per bushsl.
Provisions--Receipts Of bacon during the
week have been very light, and We quote the
extremes OF the market as follows: Shoulders
9, Hams I0sf @ Ii. and Clear Sides ii !. q III
from wagons. From store packed, 1ac adj
vance on these quotations is demanded.
Lard is in limited request at ll@ IL in
good shipping order.
Sugar Fair s@s4c and prime to choice
9@9l per ID in hhds.. and 4 ole advance on
these quotations in bbls; New York coffee SUI
CARS 10@lls4e; crushed and powderedl1I G
12c; Loaf 11is@l2c.
Nolasses and Syrup Molasses in bbls 400 As
pergslIon; half bbls. 45@ 4S cents: sugar house
43@45. Golden syrupi in bills IS; half bbls
80, and kegs 90 gallons) 85c. :,
. Coffee--Rio 14@l4Ac, Laguyra 14@l5c.
,JavalS@ 2oc per ID.
Tea-Imperial 50c@S1. Gunpowder. 60c@
rs, Young Tyson 10000, Black 6oc@aI SO.
Salt--We quote coarse sack at 81 so, and
fne at ST 60@l 20, and barrel ct 40c per
5ushel. The stock on the market is ample to
meet the demand.
whiskey--Rectifed 2o@oe; coustry brands
5o@75c.
Chattanooga, Tenn
Country Produes---Butter 90 cts; eggs
10; Chickens 16.
Fruit---GreeD apples 90; dried new
none; pealed Peaches so.
PotAtoes-irish. none; sweet mono.
Cabbage--none.
Onions--none.
Bacou--Hog round l0,4. :
Iard-l0a @12la.
Flour Snpsrfne, per sack 1904; FAM
ily. %.
Wheat--I 40@1 so.
CorD--90.
W hite Beans none.
Cow Peas--none
Meal, from store l 90.
Rye--1 00@l 25.
Whiskey--33@
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: , : , : : :
IF PHfaclasS WILL Use IT, Why IS lT
NOT SAFE FG2 The PEOPLE?
CIxcrSkArI, Nov. 2

CINCINNATI, NOV. z.
MrssRs. A. L. scovILL Il Co,
Dear Sirs,-The public generally are fully
aware CT The thousands Of remedies for dis
es.ed lungs, under the titles of Sarsapa-
rillas, Pills, Plasters, Linneuts, etc., that
are daily brought to their notice through the
newspapers, by way of advertisements. Ny
Object in writing this note for publication Is
to induce the public, or at least those who are
afflicted, (if they Will use patent medicines, y
90 use one that contains articles Of real use in
pulmonary diseases. am conscious that in
60 doing L am acting most uQprofessionelly,
end deroCotery to the interests of medical
science and the regular Practitioners Of medi-
cine.
The medicine 10 which refer is Or. Hats
Balsuna TOR tie LEuSs. I have prescribed il
in a large number @: cases, and always with
success. One ease II particular to which |
wish now to refer, was given up by several
phyeicisus who had been called in coDsulta-
ton with myself. The patient had all The
symptoms Of eerfTIned consumption, such
rs cold night sweats, hectic feyer, h6rssaing
cough, with continued pain in the iobs OF the
right lung, attended with ere diarrheai
He commenced immediately to gel better by
the use oi the sbOYe-nam ned medicine, and
wes scen restored to his usual Eealthi !
have also found Dr.. Halls Belssm the most
valuable expectoTant for lTesk;ng up dis
tressing coughs and colds that ] have ever
used, ~ D. NkIGA1! Ii D.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19
Cinc1nnaif Ns,in--

Flour very dali; rs for new extra, fresh
Cora duh. Oats dull Mickey lac Lard
IN kegs 13o sugar fin 81 az tdfec Ggin
LA @l5e-@ ALIASES zt@45
New YeFsE, N.Y.
Cotton, Ags5lges Ufaf9 los Flour de-
cling 6 lt65 20 Corn firm: 62aea
Mess Pork quot tnt firm. SIC a73. Lard,
frm a, 1890 ga. Rio Coffee, I31sG14s
Molasses, Balbadues Sae. Sugar steady.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19

! VII season is at hand WHEN thea scour-.
IN ages OF ehiiiheod begin 10 bercne
both troublesome and dangerons. DR. JOyfNs
~ LIS VEGETABLE WORM DESTROY
Eh is = remedy alike pleasant and eiTectusI
Tor The evil. There is rot the least d;fEfien tv.
"A getting children to take the medicine. IL
Is prepared in the form Of Candy Drops. ard
VIII De eaten with ayidity by children Of all
ages. IL destroys ard expeis worms more
eaeetaally than any remedy TOW in use, While
ut the Same time twill in DO way affect in
Juriensiy The health Of the child.
II Can be procured from dTuggieis and cnna-
try stores everywhere.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office. Lou
isvilie. XIV Feb. % Is6O--sD1,
DIENERs MILES. Agents. FazetfeuRe.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19

e~ 1t is estimated
sxAez> that 1s0, 009 per-
ESssesse 81 IS 80 ssHl,cs soma die annually
49, - ia the q. States,
2 s "a q with consump-
zxs< fssza & z,5ss5-ls ~ = ton, and Profess
<>Ise..szyss:szs- - - sor Eberly says
/Tfzszfft that vast num-
<zbzA - Der of these could
be saved by the
timely use of some proper remedy.
DE. HALLS BALsAs strises al the root of the
disease at once, and such is its speedy eAeot
that any ons using it freely according TO di-
rections for tweaty-fonr or forty-eight hours,
and not entirely satisfied With ia merits,
may return il and receive back their money.
The moe. distressing cough is frequently re-
Eeved by single dose, and broken up in
few hour9' time. The afflicted do not have
to take bottle after bottle befors they ind
whether this remedy viii afford rsl;sf or not.
The public have been i'm posed upon by
rsmedies Recommended by certificates which
have always originated from some unknown
source. We behave that medicine possess
ing real nlerits will e.fect cures wherever il
is used, at home "a we'll as abroad. This is
no paregoric preparation, bot one which If
used in season viii save tae lives Of thoa7
sands.
1t has effected eires in numerous eases,
where the most sk.hful physicians in this
country and ia Europe have been employed,
and have exercised their skill in vain. Cases
which they have pronounced incurahle. aad
surrendered al hopeless beyond a doubt,
leaving the patients without a single ray 10
snliven them in their gloom, have boen cured
by Dr.. Halls BalsaIn, and the " victims of
consumption are now vigorous and strong
al the most robust among us. And these
cases are not Isolated ones they are nuIner-
Gus, and can be pointed out in every COM
nunity where this most unriveled remedy
has been tested.
Be slow. then, IN believe the oh-repsated
story about The lungs being gone o. rather
let no such apprehension iuducs Won to give
ur. Act upon the principle that while there
ia life there IS hope. 1ou can never lie SO low
that you may not trust, humeniy speaking,
ia Halls lalsam. More than one, nay, hun
dseds has It bguueht almost ffoIa death to
lie, wlion ell eiss hal failed. Give, then,
this powerful BAT harIuie s5 remedy trial.
Cal ontde agent and gel anti-let gratis.
The treHtise On eonsUln p-on E.0na Is worth
the price lor tho medicine. Ior a'in End GER
tiieates Of physicians in CineiLnsii, and Of
others WhOse eurss have been effected here 81
hoEo, whore they can be found.
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CHAM NOTICE
June Rules, 1860
j. j. BuTrow
IS. AZ and Inj B1a

VIM Perry & wife q. othsrs)
|nN motion of complainant by attorney,
~ and it appearing to the satisfaction of
he Clerk and Master from the allegations in
the Bill, that defendants William Perry and
wife Elizabeth NJ. Perry are non-rssideuts
of tho State of Tennessee or that their place
Of residence is uuknown--I. is, therefore. or
dered that publication be made in the Fay
ETTEyILLE OBSERVER, newspaper published
in thetown Of Fayetteville. Tennessee, for four
consecutive weeks, commanding said defend
ants to appear on or before the next term Of
The Chancery Court, to be holden for the
county of Lincoln, at the court house in the
town of Fay etieville, on the 4tis asOnd.y
in August, 1860, and plead, answer or
demur TO complainant's bin, otherwise the
same will be taken for confessed against said
defendants. and set down for hearing e1 pa,te
as to them.
R. FARQUHARSoN, OK. d NJ
June 22.
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Pay Up
Carty e. FAINT say that those
ind. btsd 10 them must settle without
delay, OF the matter will be transferred
to the care ofan officer.
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Mawiagss.
MARRIED.

In this county. Tuesday. 10th in.t by
Benjamin Fox. Esq, Mr. ]. P. KENT and
Miss RUTH K. THOMPSON.
In this county, Tuesday, 18th inst, Mr..
BERR, GATTis and Miss NANCY Howard
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THE N Ais.

NJ. T. A. Hsttie. P. n, furnishes us
with ue snhjoined statement Of the ar
rivals std departures Of the mails
Eastcn Mail. va. shreveport, &c. arrives
Assaay. wednesday. and Friday, st 7. n
espssts Tscsday, Thusday, and Saturday, At
AN.
Western Nall via. Henderson. &c, arrives
MoadAy, Wednesday, and Friday. at 6 T. N. !
Asgaati TssAhy, THURSDAY, and Saturday, at 6
A. u.
Horshsvn Nail. via, Jefferson, &C. arrives
Tsesday, ThurDfisy. and Saturday, at a. NJ.
espssk Nosd.y, Wednesday, snd Friday, AZ
Pm.
Sosshsrr Mail. VIA Carthage, &c, arrives
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday. a, 6 +. NJ. /,
departs Monday "Wednesday and Friday, a, 6
4. -.
Kesrhi Mail. via, GLADE Spring., &c, arrives
Tuesday, Thsmdsy, and Saturday. a, =. " I;
sepsrs Mosday, Wednesday, and Friday, at G
Tyisr Mail. via, Ash Spring. nc, arrives
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, at g 7. NJ. !;
departs Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at
4. n.
6iin,cr Mail, vim, Friendship, &c. arrives
raewiAy, Thursday, and Saturday, at +. " /;
kparts Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday at
1. u.
Port Calio Mail SERVES Tuesday Thursday
Ind Saturday, at 0 =. NJ; departs Tuesday
Thursday. and Saturday. at 7. VI.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We authorised 10 Announce the na,nn of lpliS
I. WITUtHsPbbs - candidate inr the oNc" OF
thief Justice o. Iwti-oa rct,ntf. Al thn ensuing fu
gut election.
JOHN n. NEWTON is a Candidate hf County
Clerk Of Harrison county at tht Ensuing August clec
tiou.
JOHN c. HARRIS Is ranaid,,, Tor County Clerk
Of Harrison county. at the ensuing August election.
n. =. fREDERICI Is Candidate for County clerk
OF Harrison county. a, the ensuing August election.
ALEXANDER wooDArL IL candidate for
County { Jerk al the ensuing Angus, election.
+. W. V. BOARD i. Candidate Tor Assessor
ssd Tax Collector at the ensuing August election.
CHARLES y. BEDElI IL Candidate IN As
ssssos and Tax Collector at The ensuing August cec
kon.
q. X FISHER IL Candidate Tor Assessor and
Tar Collector Of Harrison county a, the ensuing Al
gut election.
G. y. DIcKARr la Candidate for Assessor and
i,lecsog Of faxes at the ensuing Augas, election.
PRATT HUGHES s a oandid,t. for Comfy Cier.
Of Harrison county a, the cnsaioy August election.
T.. G. BEAZiEY |, a Candidate for Chief Jnsticc 81
Harrison county, at the ens,lag Angus, election,
c. ". SLATER !. a Candidate Tor reelection foi
Constable IN Beat NJ. S. at the ensuing August clcc
ton
WILLIAM srARkEY iss oandidi', for Constable
IN Heat No 5, al the ensuing August election.
T.AHARRls is a Candidate for Justice Of the
Peace In the Marshall IIca, beat so. 3D. at the Au
gust election.
We sre authorized to announce the name OF Hon.
JOHN McILARff. OF Eu.k county. as Candidate
FOR the Once u Dtric, Attorney IN the 9Th judicial
District, ., the ensniog August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31


W,su,ScroS, March 22.-Thc special
committee on the Pacific railway las'
night voted in favor Of the CONSTRUCTION
a, lint one road TO the Pacific by TWO
majority. Eight voted in favor oil but
one road and six in favor of two roads,
an, Of the members OF the committee.
Mr. Davis. being absent. Il Is not be
lcivcd tina, the project o: one ROAD can
bc carried ia the house.
Mr.. Mclanc's instructions IN 'eg"'o
TO the threatened blockade OF Vera 'ruH
hy the Marin expedition, were known
and acduicsced in 10y the Brltish 'n'i''"'
here Lord Lyons approved Tue 'hS.,"e'
ti1ns. fearing that the fitting ont OF Mex
lean pfi,atccrs would inlurc the com
merCe 81 the gnli 90
II Loris. VA WAsHiNGroN, March "
Later adviccs from Oregon states 'hat
the white population ot the interior nay
ing been driven to despera;lon by the
repeated ouirages ul the indians, had rs,
srmhlcd large number OF Inrn anu
made simultaneous attack upon W" IN
diam villages un Eel river, and mdlsetim-
iultCIA tuhSNAtA'h NtiHN ''''N
men women and chlidfod.
Fnou NV MtUco The snppincd
summary If the late and interesting IN
,cllieeurc from New Mexico We find IN
the st. Louis Republican OF the Ian
INST
We have the pleasure Of announcing
the arrival in our city of Mr. q. I li"'
vcy, for many years a resident oil We"
Mexico Mr. \ + Wilbur, deputy sur
vcvor. and Hon W \ Davidson, | :.
Judge for the southern judrlal district.
These gentlemen came the overland route,
and speak in the highest terms Of the su'
pcriutoudcnts and men engaged ON the
line. and the manner in which everything
is conducted, looking upon the establish
mout If tins route a. one OF the great ca
tcrpriscs OF the age. They seem To an
ticipatc trouble with the t0manche In
dams on the route. unless the govern
ment takes very energetic steps IA re-
gard to her difficulties with this tribe OF
sayagcs
The party left santa j. on the 10th OF
February, aud took an extra ou the over
land at III paso ola the goth INST. having
laid by on account II business scvera
days
We learn through Messrs lloycy ans
Wilbur that Col Fauuilcroy, I :. y
commanding department Of New Mckee
was preparing an extensive expedition
against the Navajo Ind ans, the colonel
taking the field IN person, with the posi-
Il Ill
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- We were prcela''el, from wunt o
spscr in our lASt issae, from noticing the able
krtsre delivered By Judge Frazer. upon the adj
ni~sjoa u Me~srs T. T. Hill and j. y. Camp
ia 70 " bes. whose examination We noticed
~ wsek. II u spoken OF, BY all who heard il,
= te,us u ~ highest com.scndatiou. Let our
yossg asss.h strive Geographically TO attain tbs
90 - yividly psstsysd b, judge Frazer, and
ssccsm viH - iasvitseac.
W. ~ ~ 70 easssis's W Inauguration Of
~ - = dsliveriss kctsrss ~ sch occasions
4 $50 ~ 70 ksve ssiassSy e&rt' not only
apss - ssq,insts. bat upon tbs members d
~ ~ ~ ~ pscfk ssa~siy II is to BE
'se.i th.s siis anss viii bs adopted 5y Judges
he~sxhssi thr State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

rsn- Mr. NJ l.. Nctnrmick editor Of the
ShcIhyyillc Echo who paid MS a visit some
weeks since. nhis notice Of oer aolriug city,
tu1cbes us ~ Is. follow:
We nsd lhr acquaintance Of Mr.. Bowers
pro tom nj the Republican lately ono Of the
81, ris Of the legislature a -prigh'ly, intellectual
and tapeiy booking boy OF some ! . odd SPRING.
Weara undpr obligations TO the editor Of the
Gcha for bis aattoring notice Of LIS. but must gay
that he has. nuiuicutiona'Iy Of course committed
great error 10 saying that We al, 5ol'ery
boxing boy of some l9-odi Springs II be
will irs' add 3 10 . and say bo"ery looking
boy Of some - odd springs. be- viii have it,
Snr IlSA Loaf We learn that On the ! 1th
ult. the ship lama was wrecked OF the coas, Of
Buraeu. with ~ souls on board ont Of whom
only two were saved She was hound 20 New
orleans and bad about seventy entrants on
board The Luna sailed from Nvre on the
18th ult, twodays afterwards she struck on rocks
and went to pieces.
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lttam the tlsy.hud tuuiul Herald. March 3.
EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR AT a LuNArIC
ASYLUM

I Lanaiie cw Hk an ne f2aay rHi
Fale 7to6-Piol' Lod ,rih q Pm
Cus out It HiHdow sash and Shutter
pcph Il Reg, and EaaTe'.
Among the inmates Of the Northern
Ohio lunatic Asylum, is pcr@ou NAM
ed Whccdon, once highly respectable
citizen in good circumstances aud said
to have been member OF the former
coal firm If ! g. Pendletou a Go. He
has been in the asylum for some time.
For some time past he has manifested u
strong disposition TO escape, and the Mt
most care and vigilance has been cxcr'
clscd to- Illustrate his designs, hut not
eiwavs with success Before being
placed in his sleeping room at night he
has been always stripped and carefully
examined to prevent the s.crctlng OF any
instrument, and all his clothes bat his
shirt pantaloons, AID stockings taken
away In spite of these precautions, he
has succeeded three times within a few
days IN escaping from his room. About
two weeks since he took set at false
teeth ont or his month, and by constant
work contrlycd with them 10 saw hole
through the floor of his chamber, ma
king hole sufficient to admit Of his
dropping through into another part OF
the house, and then escaping lie was
traced arl caught at the house of MI
Pcndlctou, on Euclid street
4 few days since he sccfctcd pin
and with that exceedingly unlikely in
strument managed TO pick the lock of
his door. and escaped into the hall where
he was fortunately arrested He thea
stated that pin was Of more value than
ten thousand dollars when he wished to
escape from a room. Last saturday
night, he was carefully examined, AS
usual, before being placed IN his room,
but succeeded in secrcting small brass
ring, split at one part. III his hair On
being locked up for the night, he set To
work, and with the ring he cut through
the window sash and shutter, SO as 10
enable him to remove them from the
window He then took the covcrlid of
the bed, and tore it into strips, with
which he made a rope reaching nearly to
the ground distance Of some twenty
five or thirty feet Some of the cotton
batting with which the covorld was
wadded, he placed in his stockings to
protect his feet, AS he had no shoes.
Then dressing himself in shirt, ,row-
sers and stockings, he slid down the rope
and escaped Striking across the coun-
try TO Eight Mile Lock he then took the
tocpa,h of the canal and walked down
TO University Heights, where he arrived
yesterday afternoon The officers Of
the asylum on his track came on him
yesterday Sunday afternoon. He was
very quiet when arrested, and spoke
freely of his escape, and made no resist
ance to being taken back to the asylum.
traordinary escapes can be well matched.
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH RlETEnSs


thD irurri,to.- atl raru'rHr''s go. IL e.
tillLbe tiiitHNitU HIt Nh' II III
IlE~ clu appeal with t.l'eli sH.n0 ,nrc 'o
fhtsI.iau- AI.. c''lf o.. -'n'' b. tHr N''''
'.c h,rI tac .H''. ,', etta'ned ni,l &c.,
ttt.1a ..ctt...rc untr.wn d Cess 'H'is ui'n
lb- l"W w'l 'ira, nNrr .n r"l t"'h
'stan "i ''I' ''i0n' 'nf inhyfA
Ilc ru "nnrt ga 90 h"-'''t'i F..n''h IA
i'rs i't Gee Tat !en' "n'''i ''' '''''' N",'.
uai.uu BOTTLES "uI it"w us r'nitsi steady
increase 10 '"H'- r''''" ''''''' 'i"' ""''"s
te ."I'"r ' '"' CONE 'i''" wac ''''h
rolrafs W+,o 80 Oo''.''' . - '""'''' "h' I'M
could newer have ne.u r.i 'u FL" que ware
in''lri"Ai l'''''' ''"'"' .'' '' ''S tt"ia
ton. 1hI lHr SANCTION ti wac n''i i"n'hoh
lN} 'ir''i.' i" ,'''' fo Gus '''e '''"'''
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IiNt D. 'o' i'Hi r"'A P "''i'! "' NV
D! 'NrN"f"'n'fy Iu"i' ." ''e WI! 90 ''""
p'Nht l"r 1"Ni'i'' ~ Wy '"''' ~"
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doflinrl q" te Pr 'h'Ni"E ~ 'i'' "F''
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:" '''b' J." regions ""''' ''''' w.
ana '"l'""' "'n'' ''.'"' 'r'l ,''"'
e1unie' ln''' WORMS y! ""'"i e'' ~,
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nrr e"''''h cure ''r 'n' 'Nfi'iE'' "'
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tH"l"' pleasure ~ 'N''' ~ "'' '''' ,'''
IRON ''e f'''' 'e"' ''"', NV -.
''l ''"E RENEW ''.''' .,,l.
= wing lN'' ''"' ''' 'N' 80
i'f the 'e',' ''''" W. "'"''"
Nh' = l'uA' - h ~, H,' ''"'' 't''t''' 60
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

D,r,Sar.smsn VNrr.-We had the pleasure
gu Tuesday last. VI = visi, from Senator T.. f.
Irr,. Of Smith county VIC were pleased to see
him looking ~ we'll Col. Lott has been in The
Texas Legislature. we believe, for some twelve
or ffren years and is one Of tic most able eA
poucnss Of true Democratic principles IN The
!Ntatc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

- On Monday last, We had the pleasure oil
meeting orr esteemed friend, Mr.. NJ. a. Srrn-
o,s, one Of the proprie,ors Of the Texas Bulletin
Mr. $. reports the Bulletin to be in prosperous
condition. Success 10 you, Mr.. Hale'in, in adj
things save politics, and sucecs' 70 7ou' ia That
when you cease to sing pslains to SomHt lionf-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

Fesr RATE lnsA The proprietor Of a
female boarding school at the north, has
introduced into the catalogue of studies,
the use Of tie rwing machine, lie has
provided a complete instructor. aud each
youna lady is required to learn the art
o. sewing with the machine, before she
graduates This ~ one 81 the accom-
pIishmcnts that via pay thousand fold
better than one-halt ,he studics superb
cially learned ~ our female colleges,
institutes and high schools. and we hope
our teachers will take the hint. and in
clude the study Of the sewing machine
in the programme Of qualifications for
graduation. 1t viii rove more bencf-
cial than studying Greek South H'ef
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

~ We learn from the Crockett Printer,
that DR. John H. Woodward killed DR.. IL &
Q,arrels in Palestine on the l4th inst. The
Printer does not give any Of the Particulars,
Dr. Woodward gave himself up to the au'bori-
ties and was admitted to bail.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MOBILE,

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rue We" V''''"' - NV ''' 90 40 ''''''
the Mobile Evening news, mat d's''u't
i've cunnagrntion occurred ia that city Oh
a.. oo,h Inc, dcs,,,,i,,, n Tho,tre and
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exact loss sustained 10y the ilrc Is not yet
,sscr,niucd but is supposed that a quar-
60, ,,,ll;o, os d,ll,,s will mot cover
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Tue u"'n'so'' "' "''''' ''>''''e
says;
We arc again called upon to chronicle
destructive firc.--,hc largest that has
occurred IN Mobile in many years
The flames were fret seen issuing
from A kitchen ia the rear Of VIM. II.
Uunn's bar.ronm aud Restaurant (owncd
by Mr. j Emanuel. opposite the thea.
ire. at about four O'Clock this morning,
whence they communicated to the main
building IN front and that too was III a
short time COMPLETELY envcloped in flames.
The kitchen was pretty well harmed as
we are informed. before the bell sounded
the alarm.
From Mr.. punns bar-room the fire cX.
tended North to the livery stable anjotn-
ing, owned by the Slater estate, and