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

Tie following article from the Wash
inrton Constitutions clearly points the
sou:l, 10 IT. duty IN this crisis
From the returns which have reached
Us we are forced to The laineutable CON
rlusicu that Abraham Lincoln has been
elected President 81 the United States
ttom the 9Th al next March
We declare this opinion as 10 the
eveutfnl result ui Tuesday with sorrow
which has no source ia party defeat.
The people ~ the Northern States, by
m apparently oserw hrlmiug majority,
have rendered their verdict ga an issue
fully tnadr up, and ailcr fall ieliberariun.
apd that verdict says that .lli deny
that 6fteen States Of The Union are en-.
titled 10 equality - the Union snd
that the future police # the Federal
Government shall be based on active
deadly hostility % the South aud her in.
s4ilm,ions. What the esl,.ci Of thal scr.
dict iasmedia,c or ultimate, will he. we
DO not intend to prophecy We see IN
thc Immediate iatutc gloon and storm,
and much 10 chill the hear. Of every pa
trios In the land We can understand
the effect that will be produced in every
S,~thcrn mind when he reads tie news
this mo<ning that he il i.ow called on
10 decide for himself, his children, auS
NJ chiidrrD's children whether he will
ssbmit tamciy In The rule of one elected
% ass.onnt Of his hostility to him ana
~. or whether he will make a struggle
b defend his rights, lis Inheritance. and
his hv.svy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

From every portion vi oar STATE, from
which We have heard, where intelligence
{ had been received pf l.iucoln's election
there has been manifested hut one feel
ing, one sentiment and that is, that the
people If Texas will never Consent 10
submit 10 Black Republican domination
I All party divisions AND distinctions have
begn laid aside, aud for once we are
united
IN all the principal towns ia Texas the
Lone Star flag has uccn hoistrd and in
many Of the counties arrangements
have been made for holding mass meet
iugs. \ large mass meeting was held
at Houston. at which resolutions were
passed pttiilonihg the Governor to con-
vene the Legislature, requesting thc
resi- gu.tion Of all Federal officers before
the ilii Of MARCH, next. and in favor Of
resistance TO the election OF Lincoln
The meeting adjourned to meet again ON
the LIST Of December, by which time
doubtleys, they anticipate the action OF
GOV Houston The following resolu
ton was also adopted
Re,oirr}, That a Convention Of the
people Of rcxas, is of the FIRST mpar.
lance ia the well being Of our STATE, a.
also to the proper vindcation of oar
rights as southern men.
An immense meeting was also held at
Galveston. at which similar resolutions
were adopted, aud a memorial passed
calling ivr prompt action by the
Governor
a public meeting was also held at
Huntsville On the l3ih The people APP
pointed the 2i'h tor County cpnvcn.
ton 20 appoint delegates tp a state Con
ventiun. aud recommend Galveston as
tic place, and the sth Of January as tie
time. oi holding said Convention An
address was prepared urging immediate
action by every county in the state
They say that 10 wait or the action If
the Legislature will involve too great a
delay. In this we think our Huntsville
friends are right But their manner OF
selecting delegates 10 the State Convcn.
ton. we think wrong. Such delegates
ought to be elected regularly, as in all
other elections.
From the extent Of o. tory. and
the want Of travelling 5ciite4 the ac.
ton Of feaas cannot be b ni as IL,
other Southern Stat $. have
the misfortune Of havinD. vernur
who. in all probability, will an
10 defeat or 10 delay State a, III,
the sentiment OF the State " 0ts G
him. and bis wishes 10 favor Of lt
sion to Black Repnbicsnism.
oar The ,ec~ni heary rains give hops
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
nAss uIxr1xo o. rHs c1SIxus ~ AAA
HDou COUNTY.

Today Saturday, the citizens OF Har-
rison county viii assemble In mass meet
iep ,o(khbcraie upon tine prcsen, condi-
,,.u af our national affairs, and 10 con
slider wis, shall I've done
Il, is now an ascersaincd fact, not only
That Mr.. Lincoln has been elected, but
that he has been elected 10y the over.
~helming popular vote 81 the Northern
states 4 party, hostile To our ins,iia'
lions, and pledged 10 the desiN'ion ct
slavery, aai to the oouseqneuv prosifa
tion 1T the slavcbolding States. - about
~ take possession Of the Government
That party has elected man pledged 70
the doctrine of the irrepresslbic coz.
alct.T ard WIN vas nominated IN account
Il his we'll known hatred Of the south
and Der institutions. Previous to his nom
nation ke said
In my opinion the slavery agitation will no,
e.ssse until crisis shall Laie besn reached ard
passs. 4 house DIVIDED against itself cannot
stand | believe thsa government cannc, en-
d1re halt slave and half 'ree.
And 10 anticipation of the election Of
man hold ng bis views, be uttered the
folio wing language last winter:
WhTe we eissi president q will he our
dn'y 10 that soa submit Old John Brown
has beea hung for ifcason against state We
cannot object even though slavery j. considered
wrong. That cannot eNgtse violence hlVgdshs4i
aud treason 4, coala avail him nothing that b.
nigh, think himself right So L asiltn'ioa
ais We eject a president and Therefore you un.
dertake h ,h-fray The L Mon II will be- our duty
70 leal with yea "a I'D John Brown has bou
dsal, with We can ony do our duty We
hope aud .eleve that IN no section sll major
rs 60 act as 10 renicr such extreme measures
necessary.
The citizens II the Northern States. rs
class. repudate The fugitive slave law,
and niue Of their Legislatures have pass.
ed laws nullifying this constitutional en-.
ac'ment -ixlyeight members Of tie
Last T. : House Of Representative. en-
lprscd the Helper book, whi,h advocates
scrvile insurrcctions and clvil war fur
the last 2 mouths the Southern State.
have beef, the scenes Of conlagrailons
and neepaiary plot'ings What vii be-
their condition. shcn sgch party obtains
the control Of the Government, What
their ultimate destiny
II boheoyes us. therefore, tn meet. and
10 take counsel as TO what course j. best
- pursue. to avert the threatened dan
ger There is no canse for alarm. and
Tor the reason that it is now evident that
The leading slave Staicc will cooperate
in common purpose. They will either
have the iul measure of their rights
definite aud complete settlement " the
slavery question, guaranteed by amend
men,. To- the Constitution, OF they viii
GU ont # The tnion They will never
consent that the Black Republican pnrts
shall take control Of the Government,
and the attempt TO do so willeud at once
in secession. We hope that ihorc will
be nt' divisions among rs, Let our az
ton hc temperate and 4m. aud the re-.
sult cannot but be- right We trust that
10 this meeting every reference 20 past
party divisions will he laid aside aud
that we will assemble a. band Of
hgothers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

TrxAs fLEcrIoS.- We have returns from d3
eoaptics ia hi, State, which show il majority
Tor Brcckinrdge aud Lane II 1921 votes.
From many ai ihen ouls partial returns have
heen received The tail yUe from those epunties
We arr satisfied, woaid exhibit a m.ierlly of
over 10000 There are ahont ~ counties IN
,he State Many d them. however cast bui a
small vote. The fall voie, when olicilily pub
lished, viii give the Democratic ticket 35oo0
majority. Nan Iandl i reported 20 have given
Breckenridge aad Lane Unanimous vote Bra.
zos gave the Fusion ticket but , votes Brown
county gave the Fusion ticket bui one vote aua
Issszarnia comfy hH' two. The mt5ariies 81
far as heard from range from 200 10 300 votes
very les uuaer 200 tle most 70 lhr counties
largely aver that number Texas Is tee banner
Ilreckinridge state Of the south. 0a the ques-
lion 81 Southern rights and resistance TO Black
RepublicaniSm there will bc 30 dividing lines
The State will present all almost anofo.ea front
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
SIGNS OF THE TINES.

VT. =. y. ticlshHfHt Nilic> 10 the Ma
bile Myenry on the Goth ali
The wholc country from Mont gs,ncrv
Alabama. to Richmond is in a bla,,
Muutc Men al ug the whole lin. =,
the railroad can be- seen at every IT,,
aud spiipn Men # al parties auw h..
gan to maniiesi spirit Of resistance ia
the Black Republican feeling tia, /.
swc, ping the iFcc States from one end
to the oihcr. Enclosed please nna p,
icrsbnfg Bulletin, which viii give Won
SEINE insight into Ia state Of exci,,
mcnt that moves ia" people to act and
think for themselves TEcrc app.m.
now to be but little doubt IN tho mind.
Of any one, but that Lincoln will h.
elected 1T us prepare for Resistance
log lhe time has come ior all who Iowa
tb, ~oaii sqd thrir hamcs. 10 act t.,
a. picrH, h't resistance Yet s,ranve
as % may app,ar u is nevertheless t.ue
that there are many men Ia hc found m
the South, WHO say that they are willing
io submit 10 Lucpla's election. suel
"a uilmcrt shpuId cause them To hn,l
f1t shame Yen viiI~oo irom th;Nncus
cd that lho ~, -rii, is prevailing n
Virginia aud - Capua God gran,
th.i 10 may become erucil thiuueltu,
all THE ~uuihctn States.
TIE Washington correspondent nf The
Nov York Herald, writing GA the 2Ilb
ul' Says
Letters received here from distinguish
cd Conservatives jn different parts ct Tie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

iYscn Law. We laru from tk Central
Texan thar l.rafl James cha sed with tie mur
der Of ,Jel stanley in lIays, wa arrested 10
Grimes county, and thc -ncria ef ,,rimes ai,ied
by two brothers OF the mEdersd man, started
with him Alright, whilelae Sheriff was asleep,
,hr prisoner was carried 81 with lbc conuganae
as supposed Of the two brother. and 4 j. i'e-
lcyed was summary executed such bring
cur country into disgrace
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

IoriaAsA. Forts six pari.ies Ct Louisiana
give l,fcckinridge plurality Of 202s votes
Two parishes are to he head from aaiel viii
Increase this majority. douglass vote It =
stated. via he about sooo Il speaks ~oll ior
Louisiana that She thus east her vote IN the face
Of snch division.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

ygR.span LIONS pay oil iffHd = !.
pay. Esq. ha. opened house under hr above
title IS, Shreveport Mr. Day has lae ed'ar'-
tageor li'eiimc experience ia fbe hotel business
Twenty year, ago be kept an excellent ho1sc ct
Monroe, I.a. We take treasure Ia saying Ihat
he Is a ycfy elcyer gentleman aat. ra ha'c Fel'
dom me, a hotel aeepcr more Kind and accom-
lpntai ing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

ss- The sonv Western commences an EDITORS
followsi
Contrary g. nHr most sangWlNarv hopes W Z
been detected MS emily 10 hi. State. bat thfaHsa
the United States,
Webster give. the del~liiion Of ,aassssaff'
"blaady nlcl,n
The same paper cngsndes This article a. fo1s'
Eat We repeat again elesye 10 tie lui0u VI
ever 4 eiumhlps % pieces, i,t mother carth g. ?
u, and sink 81 The isittsm u iba neean."
The Union is the bond that usitcs The 50
Hence i could not cfnihhle and sink into
ocean. lle douhtless meant thc States uailcd by
bond, Bat unfortunately the received opinion L.
ocean !. pn top Of the ea,lh Hence ihsIc b. 30 ~
fer Hifh rani'iH isa .,uiIae
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

-. On the Bid inst. there was spcndid
barbecue. and large meeting q tie cilizers Of
Walker county, al Ilralayile. Texas Among
the ,ransparaa.,s 1t night was one bearing the
following inscription
We had rather i,e ia wlsss of State Right
mtri "a than the wives 81 Whm' sion's's
We'll done for the lsies 81 Walker county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

ny- Gov. rctiu. d Mississippi has convened
The Legislature TO con5,l.r sAai s.ai be doue
in the present crisis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24
m REPUBLICAN 70 M rsLARstD

A. so,a a. sfse nsyigs'pn npefs 20 t'isi Ne eah
- necessary nsaierssl ny pie nver - ~
-a..fxljy ~alsrge the RHp4iisrsa. 80 e p i5e.N.
,~si,r nas ., Tho isr-es, ard hfesf 14s'Hs faFsf,
- s..t. "a enable 4. - rect fhi. eliiiat u y
!. ,sary that shs-s iaisbtei % g iT s,'as'
.~rzrs.,n. a.,rerfi-irg " irR yafk -A.i ~ w.
NH III ,hs.s ~hs ~ish rai w8e ~is' "
80. 49,, ~. announcement W. .hall tsko 4
= sr.ai fsyar. e,~ that vii hs g.aiei ff.nei'
- ptr fi~nsi. - nd bear IN na'na hat shf "
-. .,iusna ~. ,hsy sit se ayigiag 'hea-' 81. ~
80, A. ,ss am pries Zach iuaivirai acroint
=, III ta., v. thiak three eau 10 "a aiffcL y
= n,gtnr Il ii .vrry are !. - alsgpsed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

Elso,iea ne l0h IF Heua'let
We are AUTHORIZED 20 announce the naHe oi
x n VAN /ANDI a. a Candidate for
MAYOR n the eitsaias election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

~ There are ba, few, IL any. .ubmloionists
ia ilaniaou.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-24

car The -ccrni heavy rains give hope
s,eedy ri-e in Red River
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20
5cranton's maj. 695
Representative District.
majority 1900 l,lij

AN INDIC CATION.--The Chester and Del
aware Congressional District was the only
one in the State in which a direct issue
was made between the supporters of Breck-
inridge and Douglas. JOHN II. BRINToN,
was nominated as the Breckenridge can
didate, aud p FRAZER SMITH as the
Douglas candidate. The result shows the
utter insigniicaucc of the Douglas party in
county where they have straight,ou
2rgan, and where they made an open fight
The following is the vote for member of
ongress in Chester county:
John Hickman, Republican. 7,l93
John II. Brinton, Breckenridge. 8, $40
: l.. Smith, Douglas. ........... .256
In Delaware county the vote for BRIN-
TON exceeds that given to Foster 43 votes ;
80 SMITH, the Douglas candid ate, was
u7where in the contest.
After all the talk Of the Douglasmen
ABOUT the immense popularity OF their can,
d.date, and the necessity Of adhering 10 him
as The regular nominee, it tErns out that
lie has no strength at all where his claims
are subjected to the popular test The
Jily result accomplished by his adherents
Lac been to weaken and defeat the DEM
ye:atic party.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

LARGE ApPLEs-Ars. q. Mr.. La &C
Nslr, of Greenwood township, in this
county, have our thanks for a lot of the
finest and largest Apples we have yet seen.
Mr. lkeler is prosperous farmer, and at
the same time, gives much attention to the
science of Horticulture. His farm stock
stands No. /, in Greenwood.
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Later from Mexico,

Ntw ORLEANS, Oct. 16--The steamship
Arizona arrived here to-day from Brazos
on the 18th inst., with Sl5I 900 in specie.
The Juarez Government had ordered
the restoration of the conducta lately soiz-
ed.
Gen. Degollado had been deprived of
his command and ordered to be br,u ;ht
a prisoner to Vera Cruz.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

Mr.. LLOYD L. SmARpLEss, has received
his Fall and Winter Goods. We looked in
upon his stock on Tuesday, and were graf
ifed to observe, that he had a well-Glled
Store of choice Goods, and is selling rap
idly at very moderate prices. Mr.. Sharp.
less is worthy young man-a pleasant
companion, good salesman, and is cmi-
nently deserving of liberal patronage.
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The Prince of Wales.

WEST POINT, Oct. 16.-Thc Royal
party started this morning for Albany.
1t is stated that the Prince yesterday
avowed the intention to revisit the Uuited
States at no distant day, during the win
ter, for trip in the Southern States.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

Miss AMELIA d. WEBB, has opened
Fancy Trimming Store, in the Brick build
ing of John b. Pursel, on Main Street,
first door South of the Court House, where
she will at all tines be happy to meet her
Lady friends and customers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

WnAT a glorious world this would be if
all ita inhabitants coull say with Shakes
poare's shepherd Sir, am true la.
borer, / earn that l wear owe no man
hate envy no mans happiness glad of
other mems good; content with my farm,
and buy their goods from the cheap and
fashionable store at S. l.. Bottle, Light
Street, Pa,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.

Esta'e of LSa@c w, MuSgr0ve, deceased,
'NliE undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court of
olumbla county To audit, settle ami adjust the
COUNT uf SAMUEL AMI AARON w MU-GRovE, adminIstra.
Of the said Estate exceptions filed To the said nc.
count viii attend for that purpose his Office in luoms.
burg On SATURDAY the lhh day OF NOV EMBER next
at 10 O'Clock NJ. of which time and place all persons
Interested art required to tdke uutice.
JOHN C. FREEZE,
Oct n IsfO gu,i;,,.
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MARR led.

On the 18th inst, in Jersey Shore, by
Rev. Joseph Stevens, Mr.. JAMES L. BAN
CLAY formerly of Bioomsburg,) and Miss
MARY MARILLA WEBB all of Jersey Shore
Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

BLooMtBURG Book SToRE.-Dr. p.
John, has purchased of Mrs. Caroline
Clark, the Bloomsburg Book and Station
cry Establishment, and intends continue
ing the business in all its various depart.
mcnts,
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NOTICE.

DtVIDEND on the capital stock OF the Cattawissa
~ Bridge Co.. has been this day declared favor Of the
StockholdIs Of SAID Company of per CCn, 75cts per
gharr for the past months, payable the Gihce ON or
after the lOth instant.
JSO. SIIARPLESS,
Cattawssa Bridge Cos Office, lreas'r
October /, leGO-4t.
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NO LIEN

NOTICE is hereby given that have left my Dockets
' in the hands Of Thomas Morris, Esq, and thai
October suit will b. instituted for the same.
THOMAS FAINTER.
HIoomsburg, Sept 25,h lSIO-3t
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

TnANKsGGvING DAY.-The Governor
Of New York takes the lead tits year, as
lie did last, in appointing day for gen.
elal Thanksgiving. He has issued his
groclamation, appointing Thursday, No
rva.bsr 29th.
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BLOOMSBURY MARKETS.

Il, II. LITrEs observations upon Pale
mon Johns paper will appear next week.
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RlCH GOLDEN PLACER
MORE CERTAIN THAN
CALIFORNIA or PIkE's PEAK!

TIC Most Splendid and Liberal EneSp,iso Ersr offered
following catalogue Of goods, " Worth than
JuOOOO Dollars, all of which will he sold 81 u each
irrespective of value. Certificates stating what each
person can have are placed in envelopes, scalcd and
gwen out as called for.
Every article in the fowing catalogue will be sold for
81 % each 1t Is optional with those wishing to plr
chase whether they pay for and take the articles after
they receive the Certificate or not
ONLY ST. IS EACH!
1he - cents must be paid in ddUdaee and HW DO
returned an goods.
100 Gold Hunting Cascd Watches, 500 90 each
100 Gold Watches. ii on -
100 Ladies' Gold Watches, IS 90
800 Silver Watches, Is 90
JUO GOld Guard, Vest 4 Chatclain Chains, % 90
1000 Cameo BrUOchcs, 90
1900 Mosaic and Jet Brooches 90
5000 Lava and Florentnc brooches, 90
5OOO Coral, Emerald and Opal Brooches, 5 90
3WO Cameo Ear. Drops, %
5000 Mosaic and Jet Ear Drops 90
JOOO Lava ana Florcntinc Ear. Drops 5 70
5000 Coral, Emerald and Opal Ear. Drops, 90
5000 Mosaic and Cameo Bracelets, 81 90 to 10 %
5000 Gents Bruastpins. 50 to 10
1000 Watch Keys, 90 to 90
1000 Fob aud Ribbon Slides, OU to 90
5000 Sctts Of Bosom studs, 90 to ! 90
5000 Sleeve Buttons, 9 50 to 10
9uGO Plain Rings, Oh to 8 co
7uUU StOn Set Rings. 50 to 90
1000 Setts Ladies Jcwelry, VI to D 10 '
Those acting IA Agents Will collect the advance pay.
mnn of - cents each Certificate Hrdercd for Goods,
ana remit us ~ cents on each The remaining 10 cents
on each tey can reserve their commissioning eoni'
nlls'ion allowed Temittanccs less than lar
you are requested to is Agent for us.
We VIII exchange, aud give customers any goods
on on our Last IN place Of those their Certificates call for
Watches excepted.
n. B.-Agents wanted in every town Circulars sent
on application.
" Address all communications to
G. J. DOUGuERTY.
No. IL South bird ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept. 90 ls6U-anl.
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G.pteIIb II ], 1850.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Y WILL conduct an examination Of Teachers at the fol-
1 lowing times aud places viz:
Scott Espy, oct 41th Cattawissa at Cattawissa
Oct I'D Orange, at OIungcviu Oct gid Greenwood,
RuhrsbuTg, Oct 2ith; Madison, at JcrseytuwI Oct
2Jth llrmuck, at iIuckhoru, Oct 2th Mount Pleasant
llutChrsOns Oct 2hi Mitlin at Miflnyll Oct. 2
Beaver, Aiciarl's School House, Oct 3Oth Nane,at
ManyilIe oct 3lst RoaTngcrcck Middle school House
Nov. LIST; CunyughHul al CCntrtvIle Nov I'd; Locust
Slabtowu NV. I'd Franklin, at Claytons NuY 9Th ;
hontour DcitrrickI School House Nov. 9th CenlIc
Fuwlrsvilr Nov, 7Ih BriarcTrrk at EvansN Nov
eth Fshugcrcrk at saltwater Nov. l2tl BENTON, al
Benton, Nov 18Th SugaToaf, \. Coles School House
NOy. l4th; Jackson, at Drrr's School House Nov 5
Pine ppcr Serene, Nov 10th, AT o'clock r. NJ.
of each day.
Directors requested TO make all ncrdul arrange.
mcnls, aud manifest their interest by Attendance,
LEWIS APPLEMAN, %. Supt
Light Street, Oct. 10Th lrGO.
" The Editors COluEbia county will please copy.