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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-21

SwANsBoRO'.-We have received three letters
by one mail from Swansboro, all treating upon
subject, and consequently the publication Of
one of them obviates the necessity for the publ
cation of the other two We suppose that g Sub
scriber'' in his letter which called these forth,
meant no harm-only desired to stir them up
little. We shall be pleased TO hear from any of
our friends in Onsow at any time, and will pub
liSh their communications whenever of public in
terest We thank our friends in that locality for
their cordial invitations to visit them and assure
them that we shall do at the earliest opportu-
nifty Our Reporter has made few visits over
there and is perfectly carried away by the people
of Onsow and their rich lands. They had better
watch him or he will be carrying a,cay some pre-
cious jewel from their midst. one of these days.
UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.-We have received
the February number of the n. G.. University
Magazine. The number before us contains bio
graphical sketch of the late Hon. j. Dobbin
accompanied by lithograp h likeness. The Maga-
zine contains quantity of valuable reading.
THE SOUTHERN CoxFERENCE.-TheR Richmond
Wing asks -~
"Will Virginia-can Virginia-desert her bor-
der sisters and others of her sisters not on the bor
DER and cast in her lot with the Dlsunion States
is virginia willing to play second fiddle to South
Carolina, and Alabama, and Mississippi as play
second fiddle she must, if she consents to go into
Conference with them, while all her border sis
ters, and many others positively refuse to go into
such Conference" -
North Carolina, kentucky, Tennessee, Mary
land, Delaware and Missouri, it is urged will not
follow South Carolina
GONG AHEAD.-The Tarboro' Branch Railroad
it is thought will be finished to Tarboro by the
sf of TJ1v
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NEwBERN N c., TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY al, 1860


We learn by gentlemen down last night that
the Governor and his council, Wednesday,
appointed J. w Osborne, Esq, of Charlotte, TO
fill the vacancy on the Superior Court bench, va
Gated by the resignation of Judge Caldwell. and
that George Howard, Esq. of Wilson, was ap-
pointed to Eli the vacancy occasioned by the res
ignation of Judge Manly.
VERY ACcEPrABLR-Ou friend r gives rs 2
very readable letter from York Collegiate fnsti-
tutue and we trust he will write again, and often.
He can gather many news items in that locality
which will prove generally interesting through
out the State, and then he might give a series of
readable letters descriptive of the climate, noun
tain scenery, population, productions. &c Our
low-landers who have never visited that romat-
ic region of mountain country know moth
ing ofits beauties or the invigorating, life-giv
ing properties of the climate. We have been IN
that section, and have feasted eyes on the
grand panorama that opens to the view, and the
Impressions made upon our innermost being by its
grand sublimity will never be effaced.
THE NEGROES CANAAN.-The n. Y. Tribune
calls Canada the Canaan of the coored mans
hopes" Should think it was, especially in the
vicinity of Chatham where the negroes are throt-
Ting the whites for resisting their presumptuous
demands for political and social equality. Greedy
may be philosopher but he knows nothing of the
negro's nature. No, not if he thinks Canada with
its chilling blasts is Cufy's Canaan. Sambos Ca
naan is the southern cotton field corn huskin,
camp-meeting. Give him these and his bacon
and hominy and he is as far removed from the
troubles encountered by the free negro in Canada,
as Greely is from common decency,
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It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Abner Willis OF t. detendHuts IN is
sides beyond tao limits OF the State. Ii is odered
by the Court that pub.icaiom be made in the Pro
c1e>s Il Newspaper printed in the town of Ne"beIll
siX weeks, notifying said Abner Wills to appear
1t tie term of TINS Court to be holden the
Count House in the town of Ncwbern the second
Monday OF March rext to slOw cause if any lie has
wny the Court shall not decree ii sale of tie land
Ia tntuned III the pleadngs.
Witness Wn. G. Bryan, Clerk OF said Court at
NeWbern, the @3GH day of January 1869.
Jan :.3 80 wit WM. G.. BRYAN, Clerk.
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The following are the only Rats of Advertising
in the Weekly Progress, to all those who con
tract by the ear and advertise in both weekly and
daily papers:
One square ~ lines minion) one insertion, 81 90.
Subsed duent insertions, each 80 cents.
Any number OF squares will be charged IN proper,
ton All advertisements marked (t till forbid VIII
be continued till ordered out and charged above.
Local CoLUMN.---Notices of legitimate bushes
character will be inserted in this column at 10 cents
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GrATE eF NosrH CAROLINA,
Court # Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
LeceLnLeL: Itl.an- 4 u. 1870.

Court # Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 4. d., 1859.
Levi Newborn q others Wesley Gray s. others.
neat of kin and heirs at law of tshua Scott decd
The last will and testament UfJoshua Scott, decd,
alleged to be male verbally. and not in writing, Is
propouuded +, probate in open Court and motion
is ordered hat i-ati IN be issued against Wesley
Gray and others, heirs at law and next of kin Of the
Sid Joshua Scout dec d. WHO reside within the limits
+ t.iis State appear at the mex term of this Coul
% see pocee iingo this ana to make them
aeiv parties to the same, if they shall think proper
i-dHi. Hu ter, II; ncis Green, Margaret w .}eecher
ana VIM Su Ilvan the other heirs at law and OF
kn OF tn SAID Joshua s. ot decd reside beyond tie
limits O. this S ate it is ordered that publication be
made in the Newbern Progress for six weeks, notify
ing them to appear at the next term OF this Court be
odenat h Court House in New bern an the second
Monday o. March next then and there TO proceed
ingsn this and TO contest the said viii ii they
AL think pr per d.
Newbern, this 23rd day of Januury A. D, 1863.
Jan .. 1860-w6t WIN. G BRYAN, Clerk.
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it is thought will be finished to Tarboro' by the
1st Of July.
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TeE1.ET ARTECKEs-

ne FOREST, ARMSTRONG 81 CO.,
~ DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
SO a. So Chambers Street, New York,
Would notify the trs de t. at they opening weekly,
IN new ana beau IIul pa te ms the
W A II ) u I Il p r y I S
also the
AMOSKEAG.
Print, which excels very Print in the country
for perfection of ion and design III flu uadder
colirs. Our Prints are ceaf er than any in market
and meeting with extensive sale.
Orders promptly attended to. sE ..S.s ~
Jan 81 w1y stas
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NUMBER %.
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
THE ORIGINAL GIFrBOoK STORE.
ID w EVANS 81 60.
TIE t17 BROADWAY, G77 THE
FIFTH NEW-YOkh FIFTH
YEAR ESTABLISHED 1854 YEAR
NAL BOOK STORE.

The following is partial is, Of property which
VIII be given to the purchasers ol looks ~ the tine
of sac:
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EEilt COUnfy EemRaie EMstItUtc.-The first
L Session OF this School will open Tue day the
18th of January 1850, under the superintendance OF
Edwin G. Moore, 4. B. assisted by competent in
structors.
English Including igherNathematics. Sl3 90
Primary Branches, 10
Lttn Greek, OF French, each extra, SO
Music, with use Ot Il truulent, 80 60
}niri exclusive vi lights and fuel, per month, 90
The 900! Is located Marlboro, on the Green
vile ard Wilson Plank road twenty miles from the
latter lace in healthy moral, andinteigent com
ntuu.ty pains will be spared to secure the health
aud comfort ol tue pupils while their moral improve
sr,ls viii be cared ior well their mental ad-
va:3reulcnt
BOARD ard tuition will BE required one ha in ad
W, &c al tie balance at the end Of the term Stu
VIII be cha ged f, m tn time OF entrance and
n deduction viii be made unless OF pro-
truct-d Illness.
For further particulars, address the Principal,
J. HINES, Pest.
Mnrlhnrn, \ c Dec I3 lSlQ-w:,nl
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! partnent o. Literature We sell as low an. IN
iIay cases, lower tlan--auy other L,u-c ~ Il.
country ana witt every book OF lie value uf "r.,
! aNlIa Laroe - -
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ARREST or FLORIDA Outlaws PEN
sacola Tribune. Of Thursday last says:
From u friend, y passenger on the
Magnolia. yesterday. from Apalachicola
to New Orleans, we learn that forty Or
fifty of the outlaws in the late Calhoun
coaniy disturbances had been arrested
by the authorities and confined in the
jail of Apslachicola and Mariana, and
that peace and quiet would soon be re-
stored IN Calhoun. Hon Mcqueen McIn.
tosh, OF the L. ). District Court, and Hon
J. j Finley, of the State Judiciary, were
uutiring IN their cndcavors to restore
TRANQUILITY
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MARRIED..

At the residence Of the bride father. Col. c. &
MILL, IN Harrison county on the 3lst ut, by Rev.
Gngsuy, Mr.. JOHN SfEAkE. III jefferson, 10 Nj,
SALI.lE j. MILLS.
The bride, one Of our fsiies, lpvcie-', and most
compi-hed ladies' the bridegroom worthy Of tn,
lo,eliesi In the land. We congratulate them ID,
suspicious union. May life- riches, blessing attend
them.
We were compimeu'ed with portion Of the goc
things Of the marriage iea-, fof which return ou
thanks.
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New Advertise %, r nts.


kNcu usiss WIN are IN III. enjoyment of p"rfee
health frequently have need to have to tonic,
as prrsentatses of disease. We are never too wei
atNofed against the assaults Of the lis 'at flesh i,
heir -. such an invgosatnr they may ind 10 HOS
TEIIERS BlTlhiis- "a medicine that cannot b.
taken regularly without giving vitality and elasticity
10 the system, At this particularly the strong
est man i not proof against the malaria ia certain
sections OF the country. In all OF fever aud
asnc the itfh.s !, more potent than any amount OF
quihine while the most dangerous cases OF billions
fever yield u is wonderful properties. Those who
have tncd the medicine will never use another ioI
any of the ailments which the IlosfXrrgK B,TTtns
Processes to subduc II those whD not made the
experiment, cordially recommend an early appli
ton 10 the BirrEns Whenever they may lee stricken
by disease o. the digestive organs.
see advertise meni IN another column
spldhy druggists and dealer, generally everywhere
For sale by
SANDERS Il SEARS.
Marshall. Texas.
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NOTICE is hereby given thaf Robcr, Wal
IN ton. Guardian OF tho person and estate Of
Tabitha A. Wcodlcy, has filed IN my Office his
final account and vouchers with said estate,
which accounts and vouchers will he opened Tor
allowance and final settlement 1t the ensuing
term Of the County Court pertaining to cssatss,
&C., TO he held in and br Harrison county. at
the Courthouse in the City Of Marrhsll on the
La. Monday In November, 1861, IL being the
26th DIV thcreof) when and where AZ pcrsona
interested may appear and contest the same II
hey sec proper - o.,
Nov. 2, 1860. AT
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.s. DC, is,h;-Th l.. Paris cores
s'F0y' the London Times says the
s'' y ram the island Of Sardinia
ras ~, commencement Of measures
ct w. agency thcrei" in favor Of the
''''. II the island 10 France ny
'',V means M were employed for the
'n ,i,n Of Savoy aud Nice.
''p r;,ldiui has received orders to
As Neapoli,an frontier.
add is about to convokc IN esc'
,sJgc Of the two Siciles to vote
sersal suiI' age.
aw pro-dictator Of Naples com.
.,cd Nuzxini - his patriotism, but
Kim TO give proof Of il Ivy leaving
'a,rv. telling him that even with
ling il, I've caused disunion.
is some probability of a congress
4 Affairs of Italy.
p,clnon,csc troops were expect
s.re Capua on the 18th II was an
.,eJ that the Ncapolitans would
ate before their arrival and retire.
.,roinlan chambers were debating
,ex,,lon vote. which was expected
nkcn Oh the ilih.
cas reported that R"ssla was ahc''
| n her ambassador at Turn
s.i,s ~ the States Of the church are
inscd. :,
statement, that the F,ench would
40 Vitcrbo is confirmed.
statement is confirmed that Spain
/ .,,p,scd congress Of the Catholic
~ "A, Gacta.
rcported that the French army Of
i to he Increased 10 60, 900 men.
,arr son Of Lyons is to be placed on
.ar footing
i,ir,.q from Vienna say that an extra
i'a,rv sum has been granted the naval
,,,meut for the construction ot naval
.,rries to defend the entrance OF Aus
an sra.portS.
.,ce the departure of Fuad Pacha
!. SYRIA. the Mussclmcn had recon
.ed to massacre. and killed twenty
mans and had threatened the lite OF
Russian consnl.
nmrlul. Oct. lrth.-Ncapolitan prin-
nave ordered "a renewal of the attack
,le Garbaldians
h $ asserted that great CONSERVATION
nils i'm the cabinet OF lnrin, IN conse'
.,., nl the Prussian and Russian am
,alors having RENTED turmal pro
q. .etibst Sandman invasion u Ma
',,lr Emanuel entered Naples on the
,rihaldi had taken the south bas'lon
aqua aud the rnyalisis were retiring
as direction al GacIa
lciar Emanuel, after issuing "A mani
i1 the southern States, had i"st Ma
. The Sandman troops under his
imaud wui;!a enter the \eapnlitan ter
~ at three different points on the
Il
astrla is reinforcing her troops IN
sifla and palmatia
lee French troops have occupied Vi
l. Nclctur. Civita Nccchia, t,stella'
r.voli. Palestrinu, Fraseali. Aibano
Nalmnlsson,
be- programme Tor future congress
Dr. Examined at Warsaw, and then
u.ticd Tor the approval oi the French
Euglish governments,
lsYlan Knowles, the celebrated at
WAS lust ia the strnrncr Arctic
Do ol a voyage nom llu.l 10 trun-
telegram from Madrid gays an insane
.u,cI "a an attempt - shoot the
boz Fr,crh mail steamer Profits was
.i st Naples.
b. departure If additional French
ID, irm ruulm aud Mtrsoillcs Tor
be- has ,or the present hecn suspended
ir French fleet has be,n called from
ICES
ir Qualifications Of Chcrbnurg and Al
, sra to be tfrtgihrncd
upmhcr &C steel frigatcs are to he
for the French government.
-ders have been given Tor the rem
.ment of the garrison at MarseIlles.
.lesrams from coast~ut'nople an
ire the destruction Of twenty-five
ls hv fire
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There was a destructive fire IN La
Grange, Texas. on the 18th The follow.
ing we're the lossea, via: Fink l. Elders
carriage stand Mr.. Forsberg's bar room,
restaurant. billiard saloon, and kitchen.
n. N. Wilcox's store was pulled down
Cant. Kleincrt and his little hand engine
stopped the progress Of the flames.
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1860.
1860.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK and When
offered
the Fall Trade We laid platform last LARGE SALES AND
SMALL PROFITS GOOD MEN, INSTEAD OF FEW GOODS At
HIGHER PRICE," and have meccd~i
anab still
with sales and the
umo
We evidence friends and the
tina We sold
GOOD GOODS. AND AT AS LOW PRICES.
a he had Low
Of Crops& to do
o all have
facility tina, is in
o another ~hm shall epaa
them do be duby We
towards
n pledge future
sr-H REMEMBER WE SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY
Marshall, eptmb lin o. o. "Hf"" a 90
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NNrN " arc.

TABLE and Pocket Cutlery, Knob Locks
] Pad Locks. Trunk Locks. Closet Locks,
Drawer Locks Butts and Screws, thiseis OF al
kinds, Brace and Bits. Monkey Wnnches. Hand
saws Fellow Saws, Cross Cat saws, spirit
Levels, Planes, Screw Drivers Glmieis. smiths
Drills, Hand prias, Preserving Furnaces
Preserving Kettles, stew rats. Tea Kettles,
Draw Knives Hammer Hand AYES, Rings
and stapls~ for Ok Y,ke~, Broad Axes, Hand
VicsS, together with every other sftieie that
can he wanted or called Tor just received and
for aaie on the nlost reasonable terms by
BRApFIELp TALLY.
Nov. 3, 1860. ns;y
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Town or OrrLiKA. Ala. Bcsssp bows -
The f'onr'shing town Of Opc!ika. situated
At the junction, Of thu Columbus aud West
Point railroad, RUSSELL county, Ala was
almost entirely destroyed by FIRE on the
night Of the S5th. Ten Of the largest
business houses wee wholly consumed,
with nearly all their contents Opclika
was the great depot Of the Georgia and
AIabam. railroads. there connecting, and
the 'oss of property must he immense.
The fire is thought to be the work Of an
inccndiaiy.
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t.Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, James !.
l l,lalaek, living ten nils west of Marshall
posted before I. 4. Harris j. T., sorrcl horse
fifteen years old about fifteen hands high, some
white hair in forehead appraised ut twenty Ave
dollars SAID horse will be len In care Of J.
Rcchtold.
3 +, FREDERlCi. Clerk,
BY W Wcopso>. u. E..
Nov g. 500. ;3w.
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II will be seen from the above that the
Northern States are nearly all in posi-
ton Of practical disnmios, that IL, they
have refused to sustain the Constitution
which their fathers adopted. In June,
1851, Daniel Webster, in u speech .t
caprou Springs. Va. remarked
IL do not Hesitate TO say and repeat,
that IL tho NUrthnrn States refuse wilfnl.
y and deliberately to carry into ed,ct
that part Of the Constitution which re'
spccts tho restoration Of fugitive slaves,
the South would no longer bc bound to
observe the compact A bargain broken
on ono eide IL . bargain broken on all
sides ~. Y Day Bce&.
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NOTICE.

ID IN AW AY from the subscriber on q.
IL the 3ls, day of september last, a
negro man named Luxe, about 20 years a
Of age, five feet or inches high 49,
weighing about one hundrcdand sixty pounds Of
dark complexion one eye some what red slut
tiers when excited. Tine subscriber chase,
said negro Of II f. Arnold. of Hunt Co. Texas
said Arnold of j. jackson, residing near Spring
vile. Wood Co. Texas. A liberal reward will
be given for the apprehension Of said negro and
safely lodged any jail or the delivery Of him
to the subscriber At Elysan Fell- Harrison
Co., Texas,
II g. ROOT EMORE
>nv 10 lS6O nstf
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Mr. Cobb has returned to Washington,
from Georgia He says he had no inscn-
ton Of stamping that State. which, he
says, was sure for Breckenridge.
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I ErlEES Of administration were granted to
Il the undereigpcl at the Scpienber term of
The Coun cooi, Of Pamela county, pertain
ing to the estates Of deceased persons, % the
estate Of James Iagyone, deceased
This Is therefore o. notify all persons having
claims against aid estate 10 pnseat the same
for payment. within the time prescribed by law
and those indebted to make immediate payment.
". a. LAGRoNE.
Administrator.
Oct IA lsEn tht
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4 VERY large 10, OF School and miseela
~ ncous Books, Foolscap, Legal Cap, Letter
and >c.e paper Bal Eayclops. Cards, Ensel
opcs and visiting Cards, Pens aud Ink. lost re
ccivcd and for sale by
BRADFIELD 4 TALLEi.
Nov. 3. 1860. MY
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SINGING SCHOOL.

MR. FEtLERS Singing Classes lat his svs-
vi idcnee lately Mr.. ts,ldins
LAbIgs-Sa'urday Afternoon FROM ? 10 I
O'Clock
GENTLEMEN Wednesday ard Saturday night
from : 10 O'Clock.
TKnas ,s,e dollar each monthly in advance.
Please call at the hrs, meeting. Saturday
next October 10th
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Lost.

fI>fiE Headlight Certificate u Mary Rici-
L ardson for Six Hundred and Forty Acn-
of Land No. A. issned by the District Cont
Of Pamela County esteA November 2?nd is4l.
II not found in the time prescribed by law
will apply at the proper Office br . duplicate.
WIN. FILLER Guardian,
6r c. FILLER
Sept 20, lsdo. 2-9t
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Dl~e(bI.l TIO<.

nN ,bc 18th OF Jaly 1869 ,heco partnership
" existing between nrs. n.al 4 Nining in
the practice q Medicine, va, Dissolved lay np
iual consent
viii continue TO practice my profession. aud
can be found as heretofore At my residcuce.
u + DIAL
septemhef y. l-el. In
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DRESS GOODS

DECElN III, and for sale by G. q; Gregg \
IL Co.. a. complete AMI varied assortment 81
Ladies pnss Goods consisting 81 rriutcd lie.
Iane Robes fancy priaiej paans AL wool
solid colored plaiucs English aud Fpuch Me
riuos figured pclaizc black and fancy silks
drcss trimmings Of every variety, a.. &c.
q. G.. uREGG X co.
sept %. lo6o. nl-3m
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

A\l Of the best improved lots in Marshall,
~ elegibl, situated aud with two Of the fines,
wells in tae place. Il has on it a good dwelling
II good kitchen, well house. bath house stable
and crib, buggy house, SC. For further partic
ulars enquire Of
l. y GREGG.
June 80, lsG0.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
s So

RATES ON t>rORfATiON.
DOWN FRElG,lis
Fcrm Narh5n Depot, To- Seaue,n Landing.
cotton per nile OuclUang storage.
haniiiug tnd utNafline) 80 9o
From Scott, BE Depot 10 ~NsRson', lAndink
cotton per bale tinriutiine storage
handbag and Forwarding 0
Frnm Janesvulr Depot 10 swanson +. isrdne
cotton per hale Including stoffEe, handling
and fawardngl o 3
From Pory crossing t. swanson landing
cotton per hile tiacildng storage. haglhng
and iUfWardlnD o 90
VI FRtlGllrS.
From swanson Landing Marshall Depot on
heavy freight per I'm pounds (urlHlin-
storage. handling. aud ierwaFdng.l 3
From swanson Landing to >cott.yc Depot.
ou heaN, freight per loo pounds (inclIding
.,rragc handling aud forwardius.} "a.
From swanson Landing To bonneville Depot.
on hcav, freight per iOe pounds. (includ,ug
storage handling, aud farwardng) 20
From Svanson- Landing IL Perys crossing
on heas, freight. pcf 100 pounds, tincluiiug
storage, handbag and forwardngl Is
We are now making daily trips 10 and
from Svansous Landing .t which pacc wc
have large and commo ious Warehouse Cot
ton SHEDS good aud substantial Wharf and
every facility ior forwarding Cotton and ireighls
with dispatch.
If goods are not taken away from the Depot
within thirty days, charges will be made for
storage from the time such goods were received
a, such Depot.
No goods will be delivered until all charges
are paid
CHARLES T.. liY\SO\,
Geatral Superintendent
Marshall Nov. / 500 us:
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NOTICE!.!

.nnn PAIRS Mems and Boy be-, oak
s)NJOO double back double sole Ras.els
AMI Brogans the best article ever offered 10 this
market Just received aui lor sale very low by
g q. GREGG d co
june lscp. Mission
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BATTLE HOUSE.

I'IlE fremont House. Edwards sireyt -hfevc.
port. La. lately occupied by : + Day
having been fitted up with entirely new iuIni-
turr &c., has hrcu r,jpcned guder the name Of
the l@illr House. By thc Undersigned who win
nlelyog TO give satisfaction to The travelling
public.
The House IS situated in q quiet pant Of ,hg
town AID particularly suited % The aceommoda-
ton Of iadies. The proprietor w.sAcs TO make
. CLEANLINESS shall h. observed 70 every depart.
"eu'.
\ u BATTLE
osiober 20, $50. Ser
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tdMn Notice.


nI virtue Of an onler of the Car Court.
- viii eel, N the Is, y iemeer
nex, 1850 90 a crvdi rs pro
si,iel by law. al the a, .aos IN The
city OF Marshall, the "a belonging 10
the estate Of W n Pets - deceased, con
tanning 9ss acres, beng situate ONE fourth Of a
mile fas, oi louisville, 10 fhe County u llarrl
son ard State of Texas The same upon which
said deceased resided at the time Of hts death.
A. v. BURNHAM.
Oct C. 1860 3-at Adm'r.