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DR. CHAs. n. RENCmER.


Resident DENTIST. At ENTERPRISE. NLSs
NOR the convenience Of hi- friends and pstron-
4 wn visit The ioiiowing places at the time
canned
shu5uta-Ist Monday in March, June and sep.eui
bor
Pauldius-i-t Mondsy IN April July and October.
Garandaviiie-i-t Monday la May August and No
rrmhsr
Mcrdisn-sd Monday IN March, June and scpirm
bsr
Prrsonz residing At or near these places, may rel
on hia puuctuN attendance at thc appuintei time
aud on hi- remaining A. long A. his services may o.
nrsded.
tr r. having hecn engaged in a surceH-tul prar
rre in Enter PRISE nud tho surrounding country ti
the la-t tvf years and feeling entity loeafau
persons needing ans dental operation may br a'
'uIed that 81 faithfully performed, he s perfect
pousihle and tbat be- NAV he found at Enterpr,-'
when not nrufes siouaily absent
RsFEgESCE-Lis numerous patrons through tut
country.
TrHas--Al work warranted. and charges moderait
fan N tEno i4-lF
DR.. IA. WBI. N. HeKINNOH,
HAVING located a. Zion Seminary respectfully
j teader- bis professional services 10 tho citizen
of tflf"FcinitV. He may atail times DE found at h
residence. unless professionally absent.
April o. isGi. 251y
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LIVERY STABLE.

J. & @ w CHIN 8.
H&ZLEHURST. Mss
'EHHIs ssaa5hshnaent Is cr-rraosscus sns veil A.
tereeA ao-seS astt5s Sastfc are ea-eflIIT looked
% hy gaec ester uho : resav AZ al hours - a.
tend o. ees he zraata-t care Hsl be taken % unsr-
Z rsltarE f2zrr=zae
E TEEN---Sasa On ie-uaaa OF 4 usvuaeur should -
4elsg - Elqulh O. longer, ten per cent trurn
lais - = A1sed J. g. " HITCHINS-
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81 TArosFA Farss t* W. ~
DN w,-s.v. october ist isso. ths foloE-ng SEIZED
I y ale .c.cs futp cperssfiaa- ,-,.
Ttc N arusue raresgl Iran lesFes y ltAsfaFs
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ts-ss- Na-t -rn Eairoaa, song So-tlf arFlfias e.
esvran.s as t'rH1ls. D. M-
rhs EssuiaE Acca rnrnf-is-i7a T-a.n- tsioF7-ns
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rive - Jackson lzurt-,a- s. 8 q p - c1an+e1.az
rtn she pss-engef IFaaa os tsa Nef 1rstad- 4al-z-
- afI era, Norlhsrn Easircsli- s-.ing S1-il.
kegrESrVz. TIE llsfaas el Ira a al4t iesre Nestnr
a. tllsgl n. craaect us & 1seSzau la-c-on s1tt
tte wasssraer Tratn 81 te Nar ortrsts Aaessan s-G
trel Nsrthrra Raifoad gsIas Norta- ard --riFe a
z Nseksfurz s. - s.
The Ac-atnrllas'iau Tran W7N lsaNe iaeksur
rrnstfna :. oclarss - ruzlleeffaE Hl-f trc Pas
ssnee- rriia fecrn Nes oricss and agFlse - NiaSs
f t.irE a. 81 ~ j. p
E - Passenae-s fr.rn Vickshurg ftr Csnt,a aaa
ere Ncrtn fr taa alts=ssl pa lautr4 szira-a1- 81
+ tnse tns EreulaE Ira
49, pa--enEars ar statiens Eest q ssckso1 ~
+ rstr he MarufnE Iratn-
+ - Rsssengers faE Sew orisans eaa take either
{ r. af,xe schedule uiu Re caulrlled wtsh ard a.
~.sssns.r- nn.4 fseEht Eri ~ ra-Fzal ~ the
s7-srzr 81 tfe Raaf tne ssfrtN .f tsae ulf 5 snf
49, sftrsfv afHhe Ea1n Wtl a-sifr. HI lr atr
r-r-.-s - c11lpr d. rfr1sh.
= .aV f~erlf slach uaGiel alN llenaz aas
tssn-rsftaiiau ca tae Road. re Company ail nos
& k.ris trseIf resrcHstte. " M, MAALEn.
{ ChiefEn Eineer and General S1rf
+ - 70 rxta s4-n
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whole Ticket. $, uai,e. :. Quarters 81 Eighth. s
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-AUDERDALE SPRINGS,
MITE SULPHUR AND eHALYBIATE WATERS
LauderdaIe County. Miss.
OPENS MAY I, 1851.

n. B. SMITH, Ouner and PrOprietor'
v.NrNg ,,r,ronasrd the above fashidpahle and
,.,.-.-,f-- u4rarfnr Place since the last season
~ ,,-,r-er take . esSure IN assuring his oln
- l.r,i rhe 1.shlic generally that 10 pans VIII
-.sred ta render comfort, health snd pressure o.
,-5rarz Tuesc springs. the Medicinal properties Of
o.. vaier- are universally conceded by the 9ledl
4 FsruIfv are situated the Mobile and phlH
.lir..sl s miles above Noodles and since the com
.sr.aD 10 r1s, Railroad between Yick~hurE and Ne
fn and @ie Mohlia and ohio Road to Corinth. are
.--tIa ra the valleys uf tha Mississippi aud Ten
.s-cf Rivers
t1nuibsl-~es vii be ia readiness At all times &c
.1.uy.,, rat.--nzers 20 and from the R.i road
mn, n pfi-for has been Neii known at the SprlnE.
r nanny years and again tenders his services tl
is.q-fsrs- --sekes- and inyalHds.
Families single persons desiring to spend the
5rnrnsr ~ these springs Wi fnd it 70 their adyan
~, e. secure rooms early snd remain among thet
.ut harn friends instead % Eih their Northern enc
mes during she balance Of tine. r. B. SMITH.
March -. Is6i- 224fn
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SCHEME.

stationed ta cere out a. any particular
place. such a. S. Isl ID. 81. or any other
station IN the drawing .-.---.-..--.-.----------
Tickets from 81 90 20 any price, ~ the shove rates P
Dollar.
RrNnMuER Ill two or more selected numbers A.
taken aud ali 81 those numbers 80 selected are ue
drawn among the twelve drawn hunters toe ttA'
b. a blank
ss-By this scheme purchasers oAa select thei
own Numbers
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WVaglNG nerraafie1tig i8saIsi a Mf charlie Rar-
I i n-fs-s shoe residenee two uliirs south o.
prs-r- Lfna tF-ieH mics Hesf ~ uaslt1. ard teu
r1frs ease of Paalina rerpecffaiiV tender= s pro-
fs--i3nI serriee- the citizens Of that neiEihcr-
hood ana the p1itlic generally
Z Tan Ts-fu1
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TUE third session OF this Institution commenced
4 on the first Monday in March. under the
af -RuT THIGPEN, PRINCIPAL, aud Z. a HUDDIEc
RATES OF TUITION.
For twenty-one weeks, orthography Reading,
Writing, Primary Geography, and Mental Arithmetic.
all so "
iramnar. Geography. Arithmetic and History,
an, L %
one or all. 10 o.
Latin and Greek Languages. Trigonometry and
surveying. with the above branches OF all - o.
This school IS situated in North East Jasper b.
aveen Paudlng and EntrrprIze- in healthy and IL
aliiCent community Board can be obtained III
.ood families ten dollars per MONTH including
Washing and lights. The Princpal has had an eNPe-
renee Of ten years in teaching and has been eini-
nentle successful teaching the higher branches Of
Mathematics and Latin. Both the Principal and
Assistant are Southerners by birth education inter
est and feeling. His discipline viii be stlict, but
mild and impartial. and every attention will be given
C the moral and mental cultivation OF students.
Pupils can enter any time during the session
md will be charged from the time Of entering TO
he cio-e Of the term unless prevented from stten
dance by protracted sickness, which time will be de-
Quoted from tuition Students from distance will
he required to pay their tuition IN advance give
satisfactory reference (of parent guardian or some
other responsible personl
b. F. THIGPEN. Principal.
c. A. HUDDLESrON. Assistant.
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~ nrfb0Es. Nd .. ". wIEssrE, n.
DIS. RrIdees & WIngate.

VTANING formed a csparinership IN the praofie-
I 4 % Medicine respectfully tender their sergic"
the citizens - Cf4iharue aud the surrnundin
country ln tHe yariau- branches Of the profession
When not professionally engaged. ther both sal %
found lf claiborne ig bEft-Es at his own residence
aud br. WrvakFE Hf tAr residence 81 Ma. Taos. g
MnWErr. They reIIru their thanks 20 the pulii
for the liberal patronage heretofore received ano
hope by strict attention their professional duter
10 Secure "a continuance Of the same
Claiborne Jan. a. is0n. laly
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! P0EFISVILLE FENALE lISTIIlTE.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
m u wilkins, President
JANIS sTiNSOA,
HP BU~h
a T. HENLEt.
= sHELTON. Esq
hss CHALMERS secretary and Treasurer.
FACULTY,
- rFssF G. NASH, q A. Principal, Prof Of
,.i - Inteileetu4l Philosophy, aud Political
h;.'',q EsT n. A. Teacher Of Classics and Nam
- 4 AGILE Profss-or Of Muse
sTps a NASH. English Branches and French.
80 fENNSiE 4. ELLIOTT, Engiish Branches.
MS III Il NE.sEY. Ornamental Department and
Music. .~--- r...,rssh r,--..a
Sffaz A. L FFNET. Engilsh Branches
BOARDING DEPARTMMNT,
Mr. MRS WEST
RATES OF TUITION
me sebolasilc wear, beginning lst Monday IN 0e
AAN -. faaf- n luna rlH Ia
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DPS. cOTTOy sHlRYlg 4 WALTON

fEAFE formed r. eoparfnershiH far the prarti-e -
/ their protection and re-pecifgiy lauder q. g
sargica. 90 me ciuzrn- oi Paul4iuE ami scIaiff
They have ai=o established an iAftkMAhf f"r TIE
rer ufiun 0f patisnts 90 sluu their uuiH afrnt 81
al p IiTen and uhcrr heffer treatment can be- zen
Ier-d tlan 10 those at distance espea ally n chrgu
- easas. Charges moderate
az surrca opru.tlons charged extra
- -. Il ~
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AeW Firm at Quitman.
EVANS g. HENRY,

tt 1s'ss 80 @ /, So !. .ss j. si,F-5.''ii' sl
rI -i- 49,. 49, ~ s-rzek 81
IheF HaF 49,. f...r, > rrrrril
EF r.eHa-t TH- y 49,. T. r. .--.t., .i-I-a -
.r- .tt.rE -s.--f.- 49, ssrs.a1t
h..s.I hasa .a Nssf M.s-i, aFFi
r-. u5. lud tten slsays reaiy o. tsftils
n-r ersfs Groceries. Proyid8as, Hardware,
.s. .--- t..rs-ria- % 8 iar-e Ecsaa coca-rJ
~. T. -r llloHstta terms a1a qi ne tes-
e-aIt -s.-- ..,.-.r-v -srers1v p csu
ln#E rH.sr -. ls.r IA friends
aaH ra- -. sk.-s fs.ei4-s -
ASA qa ~. 4. --.-,.s - tf.sfr rrsft a.
aE-.a ..sa aH r....---.
aay lqa-s ta -' kbrvtNr's EVANS.
81 =. HENRY.
r- sr.r-h 6 Is-i -o
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The Sc or aIl.al.4nI.

y = " AA-A w - L
IN Probate Cssrt Of said cnas d lfay
T,--m, 4 p. 1901
To N F. walker:
WOU are hereby notified { e and au-
pearbefora the Probate G Il Of New
ton CoufIy, Mississippi, on Il bird Mon
day in Nay next. on the frs ~ OF said
term. to show cause. why tlbetition Of
r. W Doolittle, guardian, praving
foF division of the real estal albf II. Bla-
lock deceased. should not behnted.
By order Of the Court.
Issued and givetnnder my
SEAL hand and seal oalhce. April
N>77,6-7>/ 3rd, A. D. 1861.
JAS A. WIZ. Clerk.
April p 1851 26-5t
NQ1s
70 ~ iiefsofis iiiilts the in Z sat-
Element Of the estate oaENRY Mon
GER. deceased. or in report Of Ran
som J. Jones, AdminiA tor of said e.
tate, showing the assebf bis intestate.
NOU are hereby cited, be and appear
Il in and before thelrobate COurt of
Jasper County, AZ the Cnt House there
OF, on the FIRST Mondifin June, A. d.
1861, then and there totoS cause if any
NA Nstn Why TIE II lidl sHftiut OF ransom
j. Jones. Administrator The estate Of
Henry Monger. decease should not be
allowed, and the repopf said admins
traitor showing the ass Of said estate
should not be receivedbd decreed there
upon accordingly, andurther to do and
perform such other thgs as shall be con
sideed and ordered the Court afore-
said in the premises.
Witness the Hos eniamin Thigpen.
Judge of the Prob,aeourt of said eoun-
y, the lst Monday inpril. A. D. 1851.
- Given ulc my hand and seal
SEAL of Office, d 5th day Of April,
wv A. d. lSiT
THOMAS VRAYSON, Clerk.
IaEU
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NOTICE.

ssz2a zszsTs.
7 WILIthe first Monday Of Mavner,
it belhe 9Th day OF said n1oH,b he'; l. :
front ois door of the Court Has.-,-lfs ~
the towr Paulding. in Jasper county.
sell at PC auction, tue following de
scribed q, on which the Taxes for the
year lSare dew and unpaid, to wit:
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oPENED TO NEWTON STATION g
Distance nrom Vtekssurs 30 Newton
no Nnea
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Ar i ~usrs s-astled fn saa all1 aiasf - - q
- ~ fal lhelf aee1aats - me nanas u An q---'s
f.r ea'ss wAH. HoWzEs AssiEasss.
rs. zHus Nirsh 8 isli A%@
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VA, FRI5=DlA5 g z Y.5NfO d ORNING5,,

to other parts of the country. The
whole imports of.the country for the year
enalng July !, 1898, were valued at $685.
tered in Louisiana, aud only So, sac. All
into the other sixyStates Of the Southern
GontederaCy. AAlarge portion Of these
were free of duty, 80 that the dnbitable
goods imported, into the seeded States ,is
but an Insignificant fraction .uf the com.
merce ofJthe co1htfy, If we except the
port OF New Orleans. These goods woultl
be.entGFed at the pbrts of the loyal sStates.
and, having once paid legal duties, could
ne sent by any otftho accustomed routes.
either coastwise Of through tile interioF'
10 tue places In tue seetdtd States where
they }ate wanted 7fThe priceIoof some ar
ticles would be.enhanced- TO the consumers.
and the trade Of The Southern ports in-
lnrsd; but y! no absPlIte suffering would be
en!alied. As the government collects no
duties on exports, the export trade could
goson as heretofore, as likewise the coast
wise trade between tlis Inherent States.
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e -SFLC!AL. NoFIcRs double the above rates
:, ~ early Advertising reasonable terme accor-
ding to the space occupied and the change
All HadvertiEements from transient persons or strNns
eEs. to be paid for IN dfranes -
Business Carls not exceeding ve lines SO per year
or 81 for six months but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than a sqItare %
The privilege Of Annual Advertising IL limited n
me Advertisers, own Immediate buiness: and All
ADVERTISEMENTS for the benedt Of other prsong az
well as all legal advertisements and adyertisements
o. auction sales and real estate sent in by them ust
be paid for nt the usual rates
directions will bo Inserted pnt forbid and chnr9eJ
accordingly. 80 ' ''-4 S''''b'N
Notice. for estngs to be charged in al
Marriages. Notices ofFunerals and announcements
SERMONS, so cents oaclt. noy1IIS9 !
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STiE misdeeds of one j. A. Stewart fur
nislI y pretext to the Atlanta (Ceorgial
Inteltigsncer forrinriting the rufians of TINT
city to an attack upon tho offending in
dividual. Mr. Stewart is a resident Of
Atlanta, and his offence was tho writing
of letter ton Nashville paper, in oppOsi-
tion to the mad schemes of the secession-
lists. The lollowipg passage from this
letter seems to have aroused the ire Of the
Intelligenesr: ~
''The military preparations in this gov.
ernmcnt de faeto appear, to my mind, like
n stupendous farce. The seizure of forts
and arsenals is simply ridiculous, as no
war has been waged against the South nv
thegeneral government, nor does any man
uf sense for a moment believe that Lincoln
ever contemplated the invasion of the
cotton States.i' zt- a,4is4 la u
Here is the LnIeliigeatsr's fierce comment:
"The fact of 1t is this, all such men as
this man Stewart is must leave this com
mupityr 'peacenbly il they may, forcibly IL
We must We are law-abid ng people.
We appeal to the strong arm OF the t1w to
protect us against traitors aud midnight
assassins. ]. a. Stewart must be expriied
from this community. provided be does uot
leave us Peaceably and of his own accord.
Bis presence is highly dangerous. he is a
traitor IN our camp. He not only Writes
treason in our midst, and furnishes weapons
to our enemies, buI he dissemiuates treason
and scatters incendiary documents, in the
shape Of Nashville Demoe4ati, among our
population. We have done our duty in
this man's ease. unpleasant though il may
be. Wenow. call upon the proper author.
tiles to do their duty, and thai promptly.
Let treason and traitors Le expelled from
community, now, or We will soon be a
ruined and servile Penple."
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a Trip over. the naltlmorenoaa.



The .tFiptfoyer the Baltimore & Ohio
ttond wnsi4th most delightful railroad
trnvslsI> ever enjoyed: No ludy's watch,
With its hair spring and tiny pinton, ever
worked more nicely anIl exactly together
than do the different departments Of this
splendid road: One of the longest contin.
uous lines of road underone management
inlthe United States, it is most u Suues-
stionably the best, in point of equipment,
speed, safety, and capacity for accOmmo.
daaon Of either passengers or tonnage
most certainly the cry best.l But these
are 1ll required of a road by an exacting
public, and they will not allow any very
great NEED of praise toa company possess
sing SIMPLY these advantages over com
i'etng lines. ThcpubIic want something
startling particularly startling. We'll,
oh, most mighty public, even here yoGf
most exorbitant demand is more than
granted. SO i5,rs.ef lH ti.5rI 81
: suchie scenery as the Allegheny moun-
tatnst wtth9ttc richly beautiful strenrnsfnt
their feet and l. ttitoBgh1 their bold defiIes
tttshing, is acknowledged by all tourists
to exist no Where else in America;
some are even extrnvRgant enough
not TO except Europe. Well, tho fire.
breathing steed tllut bears you in his wake
goes picking his way among all.tNis beau
1HuI' grand scenery, fensting your eyes
now with range division from the very
summit of some hoar old mountain un.
equalled by any prtirie view of the Great
Vest Hnd now letting you into the secret
heart OF Nature by invading her home in
some thiUkly shaded, messy dell One
moment you are gazing upon a great wall
of rock and earth and trees thrown across
your path, and the next you are rushing
throughitat frightning speed Nature was
strong, out that intangible something called
mind brenthed its spell upon her, aud her
strength became weakness.
fyou love the grand in nature, nowhere
else docs it so lnvishly abound as in the
heart of these grand old mountains, and
nowhere elseis the impress of it so perfect.
If you are seeking the bsanti[nI, direct
your steps right hither, andit will make
its appeal to you in every bend and turn
OF the magnificent rond from Bellaire to
Baltimore. -
To the kindness of w. Prescott Smith.
master of transportation, and Messrs. Dnw
son and Bceler, of the Ohio road, / am
under great obligations, and shall NOT
soon forget the many conrtesies received
at their hands. 80 aii Il R o.
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TnE Memphis 1cdidnehe, perhaps in a
spirit Of prophecy. predicts the dangerous
spread of n principle which seems to have
obtained footing in that city. The usual
Southern error is made in confoundtng the
terms 'AbOlitionism9 and "RepuGlican-
ism" in the following extract: sis
lg"TLere is an embryo abolition party in
Memphis searching for a nucleus around
which to rally. If they could find some
bold, gallant, daring aud defiaht leader.
they would hover around him like
swarm Of bees clustering around their
qEseen. - iPa ler'' like C6ssfds al!! E3iRys
Frank Blair, Etheridge, Bolts or Davis
could hive the whole swarm. 1t is true
that this party clench their fists, gfate
their. teeth, andSio exceedingly scornful
and Indignant Mt any imputation npoYl
theit political integrity; but, gentlemen,
look around you and see where you stand
In what temple do you worship, and who
are the high priests that minister at its
altarH We don't know how it may seem
to others, butit does sound strangely, and
CRATE hnrshly TO hear men in our midst
traducing Jeff. Davis and praisinE ABe
Lincoln. 1890
"There Is no accounting for tnstes, but
when We bear any. one stigmatiziug the
action of the seceding States MS rash n nd
preCiPttate.' aud calculated to involve the
country in war, and then in the next
breath tcommending the policy of Abe
lincoln as tpGcife,' we feel TINT either they
oFtwe Nre most egregrionsly wrong. Ten
years Hgo the abolition party in st. Louis,
numbering only a stnall faction. was de-
sptsed, kicked aud eutFcd about like stray
dog. Now this same partyihas control Of
tue city. When it first started Quilt re-
pudiated the name OF abolitionisni, jus. as
ths,shne sort of a party in Memphis ab-
jures the same epitliet. AS the party grew
stronger in ST. Eouisitgrew boldcr, aud it
now lFjoices in n name which ii once Cisa.
vowed. The embryo abolition party in
Memphis is pursuing the same policy. 1t
defends LincOln's ihaugnr.l-soon 1t win
become the champion of his Aumin-
istration, and finally, after plying and en-
during the Chicago platform, it will EN-
brace its nOnstrous dogmas." rT.5i.e
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[Fpr "a sInteIlIrsncar.1

Respectfully dedicated TO Leonard S.
aal Esq slmspbeE of the Virginia State
Convention from Wetzel county-"the
man withouta model, and wtthouta a shad-
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"
When Hall was done resolving,
He made little speech, ,... f
With y sdeyilish sight of Pqrgrng,
Ii. And now and then n screeCh
Not Ki: khan, Bullion, Smith nor Wells,
Nor. grammars large nor small,
Conld interpret wllatthe BOBBY said
Nor what he meant at all.
He pitched into Old Wise, they say,
About his Union eight,
And said led led The West n stray,
Who had before heeu right! lst4
he could not trust the Western men,
4 Where .uiegers sgege invoJvtd;
They're left for Retzel to defend;
The Union is dissolved; y .
a Hall represents two hundred votes,
5a8si OF Wetzcll'si forty score;
'Tis strange so great . man could not
Get more than one in fout!l
But Leopard with his speech goes on;
"We'll have our rights,t oF die;
Well not submit to Lincolnls rule,
But t0;theSouth we'll 1yj
AudrOGud the Southern standard,
yirginiaus true aud brave,
'Wtll'tfbck, and not be branded
As traitor, seTf OF sls1Se.
Wen leave the starry bandeF,
AID, shout with eY'ry breath,
Obi give us, give us Liberty.
~ The Fattlesnake, or deHthf' 9id
March H. 1881. = = y
.l'1g 80. {, - y .5I
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'ItsTys. 5s - S's - -
..aThs assailants Of ~ Seward seem. to
think themselves Representatives, the ma
jority, OF the Repubi bifeah party This is
not the case, however, and even supposing
it werei the effect of their hostility TO Mr.
Seward mHy be very different from what
they would like. Theymay throw them
selves back ten j ears by driving from them
that large conservative element which has
URds the Republican party soi much more
pwerfnliu IN 1850 than IL iwasaip 1856, aud
may compel these to unite with cOuserYa-
tive-men Of all parties, and thus shut
themselves out from political power
- u Al tbs complimentary dihnrr given to
,ex-Govs Banks At Chicago on Thursday,
he responded to, the following toast.
1YtiV ElgEdHd-Its chief glory that it
-raises fit men for expectation. We well
come its present contribution to the REil.
way Interests of the Northwest,
proof Of AIr. Lineolh's Upion feelidg,
1t is said that when he dined on saturday
with the Bremen Minister, he tod thirty
tl4isAttssG4O f5F4 Ees
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CHYER PLATED CASTERS, TE
p SITS, Napkin Rius4 Cpps Cake B&skels &c,
for sale at panic prices, BY l1Euis
deso 20. P.BRoTE, us MatO q.
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9aiIg gatFlllaEnEEr
TERMS OF ADVRRTIsING.-

TWEIyE SOLID LINES or N0SPaEfn, ION oSr rScH.S On
LESS, MAKE SQuAEF. y
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Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit. ,4r.e
Eireetat Attention giren 70 OLDSurdneCof DWELLINGS
and COnte',ts for terms of one to fre years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
And uninterrupted through Of financial sun
shUa and storm periods OVentEIl In exempt from
sWOGrinS eoaaagrations and maritime disaster. Be-
the credit sySta affect In material particular
During 'h1rd times" the security of reliable Insu-
rance IL an imperative duty-the ability Of property
holders tOsustAiu loss being then much lessenCd!
Policies issued without delay. aud ell business at
tenl0d to with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
Ohce over the Bank OF Wheeling.
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tProm the y. Y. .iworla,l
Shall we have an Extra Session or
sI.s COM0reBE1