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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

Acrlas % Guy PgrFus, eF MISSISSIPPI
In 4 speech At Macon. Miss Friday last,
GOV reltas SAID tia, ,he same wire
which conveyed the electric fash that
brought the intelligence Of i.ineoln's
election. the next instant slopla carry
back his proclamation converting the
Legislature OF Mississippi, and se warn.
ed th, :" uuv, II there were ans members
of the Legislature present, to he ttepar-
ed To set eat iof the capital u the State
the next minute
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
ENTERTAINING DEVILS uxAwAxu.

There Is good wholesome truth in
the following PARAGRAPH Just now go'"g
the rounds ui The Press. Let Old AMI
Young ponder and profit
We scarcely open Il paper in oar nm.
mernus exchanges without finding no.
tee Il an clio, eAout-- ss,sie e'rl running
III with a married nast---ua'e desifuc-
ton to the h,sgss and prospects oi n
Duar y0ang wulaai, an ihtossuiHtie
grief H. hs.s family Is is na, time to
ask ourselves wiiethvr AL the blame
shn.a gest en the stioalsl.es II the alb
tncsed Ia lhIs country no female -
carried III hy violence She gaes with
herr own aceoga, persuaded. no doubt 10
elnpe bat there is Ia violence used.
Why Will not pafeists "a 'o"ns and VII
lagos iic cautious IA extending huspiissl-
tx 10 itineraul s.rangess Tie very
w0rs, consequence have resulted from
Tins misplaced confidence IA entire stra'-
GERS. who have come unknown, uithcr-
single ~ married. 4 travelling
dentist na.slnesisor. er singing flastrt.
i snre 10 he received with open arms.
xbsl. the Young men ui tho village. we'll
known. ase east aside. II - trsin THIS
cause that we see 80 many w,vcx e.c-
ping and single girls ruined. little
inquiry ia making these I,cinunx minutes
in families would preyeht many dutnt'a-
tic calami,ics. S4rcly ysung wonsan.
properly aud pie,s1y educated, need not
he in such hurry y Msrry VIC i'rst
man That is willing 10 carry hesoH 10
honest man runs Awuy with girl, fot
he can marry her with THO parents coA-'
sent, il his character i good.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
Tins pmxclnrs ,sp Oulrcrs o. rul 4


TINS PRINCIPLES ssD bulEcrs ~ ffh hr'
rrn,Acas PAiaf Hon. Daniel L. >oames,
q Nepuhliean Member @, congress IRON
Maiue. Ma letter to Gcuct Smith, urg.
ing the radical aholtionisis 70 vote ioi
Lincoln. says
The Republican party is made mp u
Northern men with Northern sentiments.
aud we have a ri-h, 70 infer that the
controlling influence Of the Lincoln adj
min!siraiian will bc IN favor Of liberty
aud equality, founded on national aud
fjrhls Ia every individual. they win
t,,,. -, onol,v snel, means H. file 4,n.
sff,a,i.n has placed IA their hands and
,yldch If u.ed will lead 10 tl,., following
r.s,l.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

Tne EpnAFn Many years ago, klier
Fisher predicted that the critaph which
10 future ages would be Inscribed upon
our political tablet would read as follows:
Here lies a people who. IN striving 10
give liberty to he negro, lost their own
ircrdan."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

seven Thousand prisoners were captured
during the siege, and eleven thousand
dice starvation The loss OF the Jews
in killed, wounded, and missing dnrng
the wal is computed III round nums as
at 400, 600 The Emperor Vesrasian
disposed of the Jewish lands Tor his ow.
use, compelled III. conquered people to
pay into his treasury the usual tribute
oi the sanctuary, and cut Of the branches
of the House ui Judah that be ght iui.
ever deprive them OF the hope Of deliver
ancc from cossing Messiah Broke,
hearted, they left the land they loved SO
well, never since 10 return They have
wandered over Africa and settled on It's
Eastern aud Northern coasts have tray
e.led far into Asia, within the walls Of
China have sought the frozen regions
OF Russia, the beautiful lauds OF spain
and Italy, and the wild mountains Of
Switzerland have taken up their sb"<ic
IN Germany and Holland. in France Eng
Land, sweden, Norway ---in fact, IN ~very
land under the snii--esefy where abused
and prosecuted with severity aud ma.
liguity that know 10 parallel IN history
During he past century, however, one
Government after another has made ceB.
cessious ia their favor, aud under this
mldcr treatment they have rapidly III.
creased N numbers and IA Influence.
Even Russia has acknowledged their i'm
puriance as citizens, aud 1000 GOO 0i
them dwell within het empire In Ger
many they are very numerous the chief
magistrate Of Hamburg Is a jew r.
land is their stronghold withjnita i0im-
or limits o0o 600 Of them may he count.
ed Nearly halt u million are n M1roc.
CO; 30 900 in Constantiuople 10000 ia
Italy $4,000 10 England The whole
nnub,r un the globe is val usly esli.
mated at from 5000 .GG0 IT, II 600 GOO
the probable numher - 600 090 OF
course 30 professions TO accuracy cau lac
made ia such a computation; There arc
tribes said to be running wild in the in
terror IT Africa,
Amovclheni las been initiated al Paris
/ with the knowledge, aad possibly NJ the
instance II the Emperor Napoleon, iot
+ the purpose OF organizing the whole pco-
pie into associations, and establishing
communication among them They havt
I long cherished the expectation 81 return.
ing to the Holy Land May some 81
them not think that their restoration
draws near The signs the t.es en-
courage tie hope The Turkish Empire
is falling in pieces. aud the occupation
ol the ancient Canaan by an essentially
trading people when the Suc1eapal shall
+ have been opened. viii add b. the com
morcial facilities and wealth If the world
/ II is said that Baron Enthschild d iuti
mate with the Emperor, and. ambitious
to distinguish himself in tha service .
his nation, keeps the project constantly
hcfnrn Linn. = .latrnal II CnAmern
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
Fall and " inter Goods,

WE arr just receiving aud opening ia'ae
w AMI superior stock OF ftlh A>n lNtth
.,.,,n. 4 choice selection which vii be- sold
at prices to suit ihc times -.
Our friends are invited to eau On W. "F
have not had the leisure tins week !" pnr@fe
,b,a;,eJ s,atemen, Of our new stock, but expect
r. h. Ana 10 get il ready for the next sSsncs :"
the Marshall papers .,,..,,, ga,
Marshall :. 1850. 'sl'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
TOBACCO T. CIGARS.

4 large and choice stock
tn undersigned docs NOT pref mi 10 mention
ali Of his goods. but simply 10 call attention 70
leading articles, and 70 the eNireamlF 10"
FIGURES at which he is selling lie wishes
every one TO cali and examine for themselves
satisfied that they will not tail TO hpy
T.. SCliW AkIX
Marshall. Texas, April q, isoe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
Tagging. ROPE, AND TNI\E.

lust received and for sale ow down. by +"
u Il Gregg & Co.
- geo lbs Machine Rope,
I5o0u va. Heavy India Bagelng'
500 lbs Baling l'wna
June g. $50. s9-om
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

I HAVE removed to Jefferson, and would
] respectfully .linrm all those indebted 70 me,
that they will lind their Gscounts in the hands Of
Judge John F. Williams who is instructed to
collect them without delay. My necessities de-
mand speedy collections .
= JACOBS.
August %. $500 i9-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

A church bell made af glass. | ( inches
hi.h. aud "a inches ia diameter has been
Recently pl4cea in the inrrct Of the chap
81 a = the Grange Rorrowdale. Cumhcr.
land England
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
Only Is Day Trip.

AY fronds and sympathetic patrons, aud
vi public, viii please call at the City Cheap
Cash Store and see what bargains, in the many
good things OF this Tie. in the eating, drinking
and WEARING line. Please call and see,
CONS, TIlErFDRD.
March : 500. u26 II.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
THE JEWS IN 1880.

moment al worldly cares ioiu faithfully
in the ceremonies peculiar 10 the people
winch Lave been 50 pfesefqeinglv cele-
DRAFTED and SO carefully transmitted
,hrongb the many generations that have
lived since the destruction Of Jerusalem
and the banishmcn, Of it's inhabitants.
NJ the least wonderful. even If the
many wonderful things Of our day. and
a living proof Of the ruth Of Chris,ianl
IT, is the distinct And separate preserva-
ton. without the least shadow of ma.
,ional abode. of a people numbering mil.
lions 3f individuals, scattered through.
out every division aud district of the
world possessing ,aIe,t sufficient not
only for seligovcfnmen,. bu, for the gen.
eral advancement Of civilization, success-
ful IA every branch Of science or Of art tn
winch iheV devote themselves. EXHIBIT
inr a lortiiadc in suiierin, and an cner-
ey in favorable cIrcnmst noes that have
excited the amazenent # not the admira.
tiop Of afl classes They misrle cgntiu.
ually with the business men Of diflaren,
nations. aid in the formation aud suoport
of vainus Go,erumeuts. render tbpi1. as
sistance almns, whenever aud wherever
reauired and vet remain COMPLETELY in.
ISOLATED. maintaining pride Of ori..in
a,a, to, e,,I.;l. 7,.,,.,I.,,l... ,.;.,.
In New York and generally through.
-, -
never invaded they live 80 quietly that
n,
III. -, ,..I. Il.
-. II. Ill. "a IN
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EalA,n.s nr.i.ss.,rslin. -ucb names "a
p.tl,.tbiiI dIsr,.3 Reetb,vcn V.udcls
.oin and Rachel illustrate ,he variety If
thrit talents and The greatness II their
,,.. 81 49,. &. FL. , /. -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
Nbop Ead Of The Repubian OAec m me On
Post pfise BuhfHe.

SHOP Ead Of The RpubiioaH OAio, m hie old
Post ofse budding
60 TIM undersigned is happy to iniogla HE
friend. that he has Just received large
~ and YER superior Stock Of SAD
DIERN and is nov fully rrepa,ed 10 oil all
orders In his line IN manner to give complete
satisfaction. An establishment properly far
uishcd has been required for many years in Mar
shall The undersigned from his long experience
in the business understood exactly what was
needed aud he thinks he hs. filed il He wishes
the citizens Of Marshall md surrounding country
10 call and examine for Themselves before buying
elsewhere superior lot OF saddles and l!ar-
mess and everything in biz line kept constantly
ou hand.
J. -. EnW ARDS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

\ new Translation II ~ Nsw Tssaas-
men, has Just been pshlis1a1 u 0eaeva.
from u manuscript Of ~ AsftsoDeh -
fury IL the library a ~ veotoaA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

The citizens II Indiana propo.e to sseee
monument. in honor u tn late Gov.
Willard, who il tho first Exccativ4 cf
the State who had tlictl while IN .o1ce.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
TEXAS REP BIZ AN.
syLY rWD DOLLARS AND A HALF A YEAR
Il. ". tDlGi1C NS.
EDITOR ,ND PROPRIETOR.


rug TEXAS RrruBl1cA ~ =. issued weekly q,
tWn DOLLARS AND HAit le' thhnh - pl'i
y as,,, h 1sityed until after the sN months The
p p'flnrr~ = -. o,u,ra Single copies One Dime.
tSrer,srmcnis ., 81 per 'qnare 't ten ne' OF e,.'
~ ~ ern,S gt IN ,,lc for yearly advertisements
: llt,.' 81 candidates Ten Dollars
rx"fyc ner zen, will be charged on hdy'r''SemenS
ct paid IN advance. .no mara ,yi,, tr CHARGED
3D.. ADVERT i-Fment-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
NOTARY III liI,iC.


~ tif'fti htssti tsiN t7F
MOULD respectfully announce TO The ci,i
w gems OF Marshall Harrison county and
Eastern Texas that they ia addition 10 their
former barge stock ~ Medicine, etc. have pun
chased lle entire stock at 4 : johnson 4 Go.
consisting OF uew and well selected Stock
Drugs Mtsilciucs, Chemical GLASS OILS. and
Paints ct every description. as wei "a Station.
cry and etcry either article appcrtaining to a
we'll conducted aud we'll balanced Drug hasiness
which they have removed to their old stand on
tho west side of the square, where they will hc
constantly receiving daring The winter and
spring fresh arrivals for their wholesale as well
a. the innumeralic details OF retail aud pre-
srripiion hwsnoss Remndhil Of past iayor> we
re;arn thanks to our Old cu.tomtrs, hoping aad
expecting TO ave ANT furnish them all ia ia. tine
with everything in ear liuc that their necessities
demand.
\ - Il must b. remembered ANA understood
that Paints, OBS and Glass arr honccarwari
strictly cash articles Tor wc have 80 pay cash Eor
them therefore # we supply the market at our
present low profits We must have cash ito~e
81 our customers who have bought the above ar
lielos Of rs. Oh short space. mus, eeme 'sfwar,
and pay up.
JANUARY 9TH 50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
Carpctiug aud straw Matthias.

\ very pretty stock which will sa'isf, any ore
He has also large assortment of Cutlery
Reyol,egs donhcand singehacrcl Guns clocks
watches. hrcas, pins, finger rings pcrtumery
looking glasses clothes, hair and tooth brushes
Gdilo@. thread, Sc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
pDWDER, POWDER

lust received 10 kegs best Dupont Rifle
- Powder and for sale by
G. q. GREGG Is co.
sept. q. $3.50 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

One penny day will buy fooa in
China sufficient ta enable man to hive
Comfortably.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
HATS AND CAPS.

lust received a very large and complete as
y sorimen' u Mems and Boy Hat. and Caps,
aud for saie hy g. g. GRECO a co.
sept -. 1850 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
uAvVASSE> FOR SALE,

IO~EPH BEClIToi.D continues 10 make
- superior Mattresses. lie also makes
SPRING, MAT II As = /, <
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
PAPER H An GIN q

70 l. business Malrasse- can be found Of Mr.,
Levy store, where all orders can be left
Marshall Auril $. $50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
o,u CARDS.

~ rNyf,n ,u,yasg ~ Liie Msr-hail Tex
rramni ttteatian paid to all business en-
tra.i.n "a y" ,saa n2i.u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
X A Dbl, l.. X Y.

A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

n,pe WILLIE, inoraegs a f.ir NaI,nHl +.
i rsxt.. will peisticc ia the U,irirt '3"il- 'l
II ,e--..,n. Pinsia. cas- Wood. tp-hnr ana 9'n'h
l',in,,s. tul ia the Supreme and ted'r" '.''''
ryler
April =. lisa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05

n thing Of Engine sqairts, that thy vi |
never take into consideration the profits that
might be derived by an extensive eutiyati n
ef this popular fruit
You think the specimen worth exhibit
ins to y9ar friends You can select your own
time and rlicg for DONG il, but when it is
ever, would refer their 9aa5fV to the taste
OF yaar gael lady committee on whose
report We may safely rely.
Yours truly,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05

BE. This year, the hay crop is light AMI
the herds of stock are larger than comm m.
stock viii have to be disposed Of in some
way, and the farmer husband all the roots
and fodder that will help lengthen out the
hay-m7w.
Notwithstanding all seeming hiairan-
ees, The close observer viii ssa evidences 81
substantial Tariff al over oar county and
STATE 80 mote Il be.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05
Coon Iupnoyruryr.-We learn from

Coon IMpnoy ENEvr-We learn from
the Burner that one Of Morse's telegraph
machines his been pat ~ il the Stale
House at Augusta, which operate IA q
most satisfactory manner. The officers in
the State departments, and members Of
the Legislature viii find thi, a great CON-
venience, rs the machine is connected with
the different lines in the State Mr.. 0fis
Turner, a practical operator, sill have
charge Of the machine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05

sffsH-.f> Htszfaaa TIs--sl4very ~
IseH.tzl d 1tfz-.iIti s.iI ar climate iH Mis-
s.tetsetts and although the Institution el-
g,s l5fa ler Il fury aud !. hail ar the
FIRST >ssfl msnt, Z. ,.a0a'a. as IL II may
s4..a. NJ less III was ever bonn ..t5 l.a,I
-..5 rs IL u .--at aass;js. Ihr conditions :.
h4Hla1. .wer- ta4S EXPRESS IA tae dHzt stat
ute laws oi thee5Laay " fbera shall L =
er b. any ha4i-sla,fry, gi.l4ina. ar e4ptisi-
s. an! N 1T US, ga -, !; BE- lawful cdpliYss
l4kan ia Just war-. and such strangers a.
Willingly sll themselves or are sold 70 rs.
Aud these shall have all the liberties ant
Christian os...es which Tie law Of sod es-
tah.i>hgd in i,rsal concerning sacA p.rs rs
45th morally luirs. The Jciu. L5rn Ut
a. slave mother. 1t viii la e,eu, is uat men
til4.d among tie causes Of sal .eti9a t.
slavery.
Tie first aagra slaves eyer uwnsl il N4s-
saebu~zt-ars .at fsal o. have been two
which " Re heiliu H7udazs by Mr.. Mavar-
lex on Noodles ,I.ai tn1w Last B5-tJul
This was before Niat.raI's arrival. \ 10
sla}a- la Nlss,.eaas g, ser. mot disp,Is !
from military ssfsi Ice Thy could lax ;tIIi
hold property. They testified in courts o..
ju-tlee. 4 negro SLAVE might even BE- Il
number OF the church. when church mrm-
bersaip earned with it the political fran
ehiSe, t.to,igh-It does not APPEAR ti5st any
SLAVE MS lt4r 44.u4.l-I 10 t.4e lr4Hclis..
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improvements about Els


1iza'+ w. i.'-5 = s5s '.e I.a'..
= Irz-I ss+.t, AMI ths na8y sl..:
'sia.'#H- improvements s.iHS 0H. si5'a..1-
Us II ~ N.ai> Hatt lNt I#htE "arN all
''a .'..'
T.. ia ,.5ts @'1 '.I -.> ='''z' -'..'s ~.
- t''9= .'5 ''.'' t.5.''. ~ 81.
'.a '..' III .'' mas .'--'i = ~ y '..''
IL. s-F74-+ ..7.
NJ s'.'z Al comm a.i '.'s'E HI '#t
ss.z' FL - '.s'....' % 90. 81 y5.s'.s ....l
j. a5t.. II = 4a| a..'5.s 2a.. p.
I'm M a7- ..".'i
es5=' II =. ~ s.=si...'l ~ ~ ~ -.
..f IT.. he ''g@ af.eA sst75liii1s9 a. n.
corner - Nj, 10 y ana I 'i. S'5'' l. J, III
MY -itF=4s'4as sahF.=.ea3 and WI b
fs55f t7f the "snt'r tefm VI Jne sea23i' /.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS

NJ Er=,t.l.s z---f#e= y " Hf4eL H.
.t..+....- III en- CT.
- ''sz ~ - ~
~ orator Oh sr.at ahliiy, Is II lecture to
morrow tEnd4yl evening At Tisdale's Hail,
......iri.1....,.. .f.. f.ll ,,.,r. -.
:, - ~ 90
'.t 9..''' '''' t'5''''s" '''1t ''4' H''' IL
his produced
+ W hop. i,4t oar citizens will turn ont
"a ,44s,. 1. hear subject 4f ~gsb int-,..,
~,
cttel by Mr. Bt.5s, IL Z ht. been before hs
Haazfrr. NilEtatt aHi O~BFian, Waa. ~
gr.1I..r 1.....t....ss -s.strt.. ..l.,e-.,-.+,.3
........fl- 49,. -.
'.'.'' s..'..s.' <'''.=" 10y nae 'L'5 aii's
Wear ft.ls.. t. I.4ru tltt the m.4 1.r-
az tf5== ...rF.t f.,.I t5,s 54,.t#,=,. ,f.4..-=-F
.lz..-.-..=.. f....l............ ...,#..
- ~ 80 -. 80 ~ am WIN .A4
sams ii ta=.r i54s..s AIS. a-.ef9 aad ais#f
hFiat1re.
f.ff.sF=. d.. a48 Attendance. "a 8. rs.f.
#...=.-=zs---.,=z=.
pa=.,..=.=.s A.. I,a4....5#..y--f5=,,=H ~
.=t.-=3-.5==.. p=#.==.a f-,zzf>
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~. t=.z 81. II tsttH r n' t#raAHFe ~rt=H.-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05

fsser. hse. O., Ps. Jfs -. IS5a
IL Ssl=>atas. male BY tAe teff.y WA
d. S,slt Administering t4ml AHy.-I have
4.z. il 60 5t.1tis 90 iny It..4.s and printing
4g'=, err sfacs III trst Introduction II thc
r-hisc. aid fni q N Invaluable article tor
i4T intended indeed | do MT
Su1W laN ~ us44 II ..l5gts without It.
10y Ir-ls i.as-,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-18
BlackSmith'S Tools.

Such as Bellows, Anvils Vices, hand and slide Ham
Buttfesses, Farriers Knives Screwplates Stocks
dies, Pincers and Tongs Rasrers and
Files of every kind, Cut horseshoe and clinch Nails
Borax Iron of all sizes both of northern and country
manufacture; cast, pow, blister and spring Steel; &C.,
for sale very cheap at
TAYLOR'S, opposite the Mansion House:
AT TAYLORS you can find the largest assortment
of Cutlery. Guns and Pistols, of all the celebrated
makes.
GLASS, of all sizes and quaties-both French and
American. Also, Putty by the keg or pound
WOODEN WARE, Brnoms &C., of all kinds.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-18
state of N. CaroIina, Lincoln Co,

Court Of Please and Quarter Sessions July Session 1850
Daniel Shufford Osborne Wells.
Judicial Attachment-Leved on Lots Nos. q and %
..r. S. E. Square of Lincolnton.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the Defendant is resident of this State it is there
fore ordered that publication be made for weeks in
the Western Democrat notifying the said defendant to
be and appear the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for the County of Lincoln, at the
Court House in LncontOn, the Sth Monday after
Monday in August then and there TO show
use if any he has why the land levied shall be
condemned to satisfy Plaintiff" debt and costs.
Witness, w R Clark, Clerk of said Court, at Office
in Lincolnion the End Monday in July, A d. 1860, and
in the S5th year of the Independence of said State.
25-6t W. r. CLARK, G. c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-18
MECkLENBURG HIGH SCHOOL.
W. N. DICKEY, Duo,.
JOSEPH THOMPSON,

The First Session of this School will commence on
Monday, the 10th day of September.
The Academy is situated at Big Steel Creek church,
eight miles west of Charlotte, in healthy region of
country. The moral character of the community is
good, and the temptations to vice and prodigaty
few as in any locality in the State
The principals are graduates of Davidson College,
and, having chosen teaching profession, they will
devote all their time and energies to the interests of
the school Students will be received at any time and
charged from the time of entrance. Deductions for
absence made at the option of the principals.
Good board be obtained convenient to the Acade
my, at reasonable rates.
Terms per session Gf FIVE months,
English Grammar, History &C, ...... $2500,
The above with the Classics, 80 90.
For further information address either of the princ
pals at Boomngdale, Mecklenburg county, N. G.
Aug. IA, 1860. 25-l2tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-18
state Of n. carolina, Lincoln Co.,

Court Of eds aud Ndrter ScSs0ns, july SesSlon, S6U
Daniel Shuford rs Thomas Darling
Attachment.
Whereas an attachment in the above named case
was returned to Court this aud also Garnish
ment against William RobinsOn; it ordered by the
Court that adveI tisement the be made in the
Western Democrat for six weeks notifying the said De-
fendant appear and replevy plead to said suit at
the of said Court to be held for the County
Lincoln the Court House in Lncolnton on the 9Th
Monday after the 4th Monday III August next otherwise
final judgment for debt and cost will be rendered
against him.
Witness W R. Clark Clerk of said Court at Office in
Lincolnton the 2nd Monday in July A D 1860 and in
the S5th year of our independence. '
25-6t W. R. CLARK, c. C.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-18
Agricultural Implements of all kinds.

Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Plows Hoes, Shoves,
Spades, Forks, Axes, Picks Mattocks Grubbng Hoes,
Trace Chains, Wagon Chains, Log Chains, Pruning
and Hedge Shears, Pruning and budding Knives, gar
den Hoes and Rakes, with handles Grain Cradles grain,
grass and brier Scythes, Bush Hooks, Wagon boxes:
Hollow such pots ovens and lids, sklllIts sp
ders and kettles, Cauldrons from 20 to l20
gallons each Iron and brass Preserving Kettles, Sheep
Shears, &c, at TAYLOR'S Hardware Depot, opposite
he Mansion HOuse.