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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
DEFENSE OF WASHINGTOS.

The FLOWING paragraphs are from TIE 8altimoye
Pofri0t:
eve learn from a source entitled 10 credit that tina
arr;rgentDs for the inauguraipn oi Mr.. Lincoln have
een given into TIE bands Of Gen. Scott who will IL
IeessaIy, order large force Of the regular army 10
J. ca iral 20 tha, if there il in contemplation anv
awless proceeding the 4th Of March next az
Washington, such lescns should take a second sober
houglt.
1--WE have also been informed that Mr.. buchanan
rurToies rendering His iHge to Mr.. Lincoln AMI
iint he will arcom any and be assocated with him
DUNG Ia Hauguraii"D ceremonies"
CIR. Darlington of Washington Issues the following
fpiltd all for military organization in defense of tho
cal iial:
10 PrPIcNherss The militia of the district q not
oieeztd and Liea hasr been rasde h President
:. Gil rot he tanenistd IT, Ma fbere
Therefore TO pehcrc ihst tie itb Of Ma IN city
nay 10 nfde the o! ic violence and blond bed; and
"" Tus lie uHf rsisrte believes that the h,npr Of tue
sud orr riy aGds thaf the Pfeien mall he 4ugJ
Nbsbingttn y ere d"c-Did ri &c d@se rhr homes IN
the h. Of dsug'r but heir ground defend h-ir
i5n' ed i Bd IN the U4ou aud the side thu COns-
tuition end the laws therefore the undersigned earnestly ines
Gil who concur with him in opinion and who
ncted i'm rome military company Join with him IN forming
trnposry military orgs iLain, with view Of preserving
peace Do ort'T in midst the 9Th March when
the Requires i-aud that
Of galantly and patriotism worthy OF atom pledged
then selves 70 the Of the riin tie Constitution
with eio IN hon have the greatest confidence 1. not
object IN Interfere with brother officers the militia
tie rgapEsion proposed 10 he purely volunteer the our
pose above stated n which am Hing any capacity
but citizen Of Washington who l. prepared to defend hs
home and his honor, at The peril Of his life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

pect to b. recognized by the foreign Ministers
resident here, while the North - to be declared
ont of the Union. IL is thea 'llmoi by these
Wise men of the South that they have Trends
enough in the North 10 control that section ana
comnel it To recognize the power ar party having
possession of the capital, 80 that the spiIiing OF
human blood. should there be any, Is TO he trans
frrred 70 tie Northern States.
The city ia -'ing rapidly filled aP With young
men from the South. They mostly congregate IL
Browns and the National.
The President went 10 church yesterday, in
accordance with his own command, smiling and
laughing all tbe way. The Children with their
New Years present could not exceed the o. 7. I.
in this respect. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
ARKANSAS.

LETTER FROM the nos. THOs. b. FLOCKNoy
mr flurnoy, whO war temporary Chairman Of hs
Democratic National Convention at CharI ston, write.
a red-hot fec'sson mrsiye to The NmPhis BpDeo,
which Re thus Bohadically winds up
am, ten, for State Convention AS early "a prac-
selves ont Of the " ion by the adoption of the ord
nance OF secesFion; ard secondly 10 recommend tbs
Coyoca'ion # all Il Slave States in Convention bo,b
those that had se~edei and those that had not seeded
i tteie Were any suc) Of forming new Goyernmeu,
To that Government am ready - SWEAR alleZ an,a
ard with my adopted State 10 follow is fortnne,,
through sursfIe aid storm, ready 10 appropriate "a
its ell that lve of cou,sge fortune life and
ready 10 act any rart in it, Establishment tha, NAV bs
imposed uIon ne by my conntry-irom fourth ccrpo.
raj TO bligadrr.p General"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

TIE people OF ihs State very qniet hus far. and
seem 10 be anos all in favor Of the Unionthat is, all
who are worth needing.
In Nasl vile Il worh ing men have b. ii Union meet
ings, Ut which revolutions like TIM adopted:
Rs,red That w. the working citizens d South Nash
10 a da 90 e. s S ss sSG e. .s D.
My pledge oueve to the support the Uuiou the Cous
tuition The laws drieu ird that no power On 'ah shall rob
If birhl American citiIens aud We do here most
earnestly invoke the aid of him who rules the ensbc
to stand firm In the breach pren'nrey made by our deluded
Reached II have Government, according to the full
u'srI q rsId ;iToLe ssn to Puni'h of
iica hrbiaid es.t ancns the people BY designing mad
rcnca- caeulsirdio deuge the Valley Of the Mississippi
Eored, That e0Tntstly call The woTknyms every
so Of c'Gpy TO reilly around the Constitution and the
Laws oe'fnind to maititH them and show political dems'
the people have voice to be head end an arm
Tie course of the slayeholdng aristoc1acy toward
voor white men may lie inferred from an article in
The MolA Mercury, headed Vigilance Needed in
Itch il saws;
80. Savesare constantly assOciating with low white
IeoIlc, who not shave owners, Such people are
daI geIols 10 a community aGd should be made TO
have our city,
Parson Brownlow, of TAeKnorriHe Wig, speaking
Of the forced loan in South Carolins, Gays:
1.-THE Palmetto State If in the condition OF the fell
low who raid II il nothing to get married, but it is
IL 10 keep house,
Denngepen, II business presses hard upon the poor
in Nashville The Banner pleading for aid to an
citation for relief, says:
The Objects Of charity were never before 30 numer-
ous, the desituiion before complete, the suf
fefug never before and heart rending, AT
this moncut. Women aud children 10 this city
suffering with cold aud hunger and disease in unfur
nirhed gaIrets, Oh almost every street No one who
has not by actual contact hmlarized himself with
l unhappy state of things can fully appreciate it,
But we tIus the sight Of the sick and starving widow,
clad in rags aud weel ing her unfed little ones, il
lot ndir elshle to citzens TO the duty Of
giving promptly and literally to her relief n it il,
let the incredulous call upon one Of the Relief
C,nmiite of the Robertson Asrccaiion and they can
be sTeediIy made acquainted b di.trets in s most
unpleasant asleots, ard appealing for Lid and sympathy
in the most eloquent language.
A Soup Association has been formed in Memphis, to
susNin tic DOR Of that CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
A PRACTICAL ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF
COMPROMISE

Mr. Simon +. Noyes, builder, lef ~. Louis about
seven months since, and established himself ut Meu-
phis, TEN. In the latter part Of November be wrote
private letter 10 friend in Troy, n Y, in 70
certain inquiries about the condition Of the South and
as TO What Mr.. Ne intentions in OF disunion
This letter found its way into The Troy Daily Arena,
of Dec l. and was COZ led into The Mmp4.S Ava!ancae,
of Dec - while under the editorial hesd Of che same
issue Appeared the following:
An ALOLIrIOSsr MyxPHssTbe letter which se publish
reveals hat have long asserted that there
are hbolitoh il Memphis The Minute Men, were yestess
ay the writer OF the Infamous aue
20 and they IN Lin, they WI nail RIM 20 inc
ss tee Count square 70. the sane purpose thai hrefs
enes hang upon long pole the dsd carcass oi
In another part of the paper was the letter. win 'he
caption:
. "nLAcx REPUBLICAN, AT TINE soTrB--How 1T
LOOKS TO HIM.
IIh following IL greater portion Of private letter NON
Northern n an ut South, . friend Ia tins eity
MEMPHIs, Tenn, Nov. ~, 1860.
received your lass favor few days ago, also sew
er,l papes containing articles the present poh'iat
and mouetarial bearings Of the country IN reienro 70
The South ard its position. Ii Is hardly hecer3 aoa
me 10 ray in reply to inquiry oil y9uis, .n..
for Northern principles which are, ~ eonco''T, t
TIE welfare Of TIE whole Union. AN 'ns' -saa 81
a, a., al hz,r,s which do not involve sscrihee OF
20, or an abreg,,ion Of the tight. 1 believe the
81 ~, Ie IN the r,oht and that the success OF inc
p,hioons I'M Intimately result IN the good OF Ihe
,'hppl T,,nr believe Slavery TO be wrong morally,
soa;aIlv and nclitically; / believe II Is ci~- 70
~, o5i more 10 the people among whom IL OK.
a. .ran Vi,h :hcsc VITO k2cT ret-HG --?'e s'?ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
GEORGIA,

Mr. Bnchanan- Fast Day wns not Needed in IFeoF-
Qia. The SarGnaaE Republican says;
ave have seen 10 movement for proper observ-
sn,e of the day either on the part OF the Governor or
M, locsl authorities Of the SO far relates TO
This city, appears That the banks are the only parties
hat feel interested in the occasion. Indeed, Federal
Recommendations of all sorts getting 10 be decidedly
unpopular in this latitude"
The augusta Chronicle remarks:
eve are willing 10 pay every respect TO the recon'
1nendaions Of 'the powers tina: be, but We can't 70
Mr.. Buchanan's holiday. Accordingly we shall issue
our paIer tomorrow az usual. The old public tune,
,tG.fy Vho tls e. re les. fo.! cGg. adI-i2i!.e1ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
ALABAMA.

Tie !SaranTah Georg0R RAYS there seoms to be no
arriving al the result If the late election for dele
gaes in this State. Tn Taltrs a. tie capsl wide
hIsr in their estimates. The Adrersr gives I'LL the
counties except two aud the result. Separate
State seetssiohisir, 81 Co0leinticn,R, Ill. On the
ether hand, She Confederation Of the slne day gives
I'll the counties with the following result: Cooper-
,onists, CO; Separate State Seeeseionists, a.
The latter journal has the following estimate OF the
popular vote of tie State, BY The Districts:
I,,,,,;,t Sep Secession. Cooperation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
FLORIDA,

The Fioridinn TIE secord ays, the entipe vote Of
Fernsndina 2.3 cat for joseph Enegan and Gen.
Cooper, oh r, aigh.cu., immediate, snicompromise,
now and forever ecession ca ti,lates.'
Gov Perry rsd PAST ID thrWgl Ell route for his home
in Alabama, having purchases, IN his Late trip TO the
North c0o Muymsd riis, aud 1000 Minnie muskets,
for the use Of the Stul,.
We learn by lssser. er' b the steamer that plan
il on foot take rossrS - Fort Clinch, III the
vicinity Of Ferpardin AMI il With guns from the
fort hi 81. Augustine.
movement will s'oh hr irnuguraied in East FloIi-
ds licking division Oft State, and uniting East
md Middle Florida re Gevigis, md tie West 10 Ala
lama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

tiis Government n n'eiiiy ard corruption and who
HIS brought TIE ,uunir, in ia present dangerous
siris, il not mi I'D 10 Lave even biz call 10 prayer
ind fasting rey1IIdtd."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
AFFAIRS IN CHARLESTON.

GOV. FiCAfsss TIRsr MESSAGE.
On the "a inst the House ofRepresentatiyes received
the following official account Of the military movements
-, - buvl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

TIE people OF THE STATE very qniet, thus far and
s,em 10 be ancst oil in favor Of the Union-that IT, all
who are worth needing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

DJD BTUHWNaF- Wv IUI n
For sale in Dallas by }. MOTT, Jr G32:lyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
DR.. Rankin's Liver Pills,

Are the most powerful remedy ever offered
To the public for all Liver Complaints and
Bilious affections nj any. character what
ever, Also dyspepsia, sic, headache, de-
ronccmcnt of The s,omncho and bowels,
cosiivcncss, indigestion, pain in the side,
shoulders aud back All kinds of bilious
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

4 WIDE-AwAKE GETTING HIS
Yesterday (says the
Buffalo Rcpublic) Il Wide-Awakc
went into the. office of one of our
brokers, and wanted some Western
money exchanged. 1t unfortunate
l}- happened to be the bills Of some
cl TIVE refused Illinois banks, and
tine broker toll him he would take it
at thirGy per- cent discount. This
demand appeared very cxorbitant,
and he demurrcd in rather strong
language. The broker then asked
aim II nc wasn't one Of the fellows
he bad seen around only few
nights ago, with black cape and
torch. The Wide-Awalc said he
was, and wanted to know what that
had rot to do with his money. Oh!
nothing, replied the broker, only
You arc getting your dividend on
youl Investment in Lincoln. The
wide. q wake left the Office swearing
that he would go home and break
hls torch over the first Republican,
head that ever asked him to turn
out again. If this was the first
iruits Of change, he would like to
know what the end was going to be !?
lie. Ike thousands of others, begins
10 scc bis error.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

Dr.. u. d. Rankin s. Co.'s
CELEBRATED
Southern Family Medicines
IuSsIsrtNG az
Rankin & Cos. Ready Relief tluN
mixture, EYpoet0rant, VeTmiihBei
Liver, SaiatiYe and Uhill &
Fever Fills ,
FEyllESE M',lieiucs ooaar''"'lN l' 'l,'',N
IA init tho Southern d.H'1sesi and are
ihe result oT a long experience M the treat
mrut oTthc various diseases oi this climate
m, hest medical authors admit that there
is a Great liiiercuee in The treatment at dl-
sease North and South; therefore, We claim
tn be- much hgilcr plepawd'to pui upa class
ur medicines suitable Ia the diseases ui this
climate, than Jayne, louilen, MclHuc, and
other persons residing In the North,
DR., j, ID. Rankin's Pain Killer
THIS most valuable medicine is Cninlhhh-
led from the most powerful aualynes an"
nji-spasnolics kuuwn lUthc medical pre-
fcssun, and has hocn used with lhs h's'
satisfactory results 10y is author, II never
fails Ia cure Hand every klRl az pans te-
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n,n,Iu,cs Them. Tlr flowine diseases in
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Every form of ll'lc, crgmp gripping ra'mS
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all thc affections connected with them, AS"
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aus affections Of every character Such nS
headache, car-achc, pains IN abdomen
hack, sides, chest, joints, neuralgia '""'h-
ache, Ihcuma tism, Nc,, also cliolir IN h"lscs'
L.',y" IL this medicine fails in single
case when the directions are followed, my
agents are authorized tN return the purchase
money,
Dr., Rankin's Liver Pills
/ Are the most powerful remedy ever offered
/ Ia the public for all Liver Complaints and
| Bilious affections nj any. character what
ever, Also dyspepsia, sick headache, de-
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costiycncSs, indigestion, pain in the side,
shoulders and back. All kinds of bilious
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ness of blood in the head, acdity of the slom-
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! spirits aud in all eases wanting pur-
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Or. Rankin's Celebrated Cherry EX-
pectorant,
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coughs, colds, whoopinS-cough, asthma
shifting orbluni, koarscncss, pains and Sore
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sumption.
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from the nose, lungs stomach, womb, and in
proimsc mcnstruation.
DR RASKIN's CELEDR ATED READY RELIEF
Is most unqucstionably the best remedy
ever offered to the public for diseases of the
muscles and joints, rheumatism, govt, par
.....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

The @ ptrifiig Il gun was exhibit
redsin Boston recently. 1t is claim
ed ly tie inyentcr, Mr. Dickinson
that fhis gun will throw 500 balls
per r'in9te, at n hong rife range,
without powder or cap, Simply by
turning crank like coffee mill.
The hails are fed into a funnel with
a shovel from which the gun feeds
itself. 1t throws its shot singiy.
but continuously, at a rate equal to
the ceascless fire Of 10000 men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

b i Is compound cntlreiy from uums, anu
L has become an csta blished fact, a stadnard
madeleine known g. approved byall that
have used it, and is =. now rcsorted to with
confidence in all the - diseases iorwhch it
is recommended.
1t has cured thou Il ands within the last
two years who had - given upall hopes Of
relief. as the numcr- Gus unsolicited certi
icatcs in my possess - sion show.
The dose must be & adapted to the tenn
permanent of the indi q vidual taking tand
used in such quanti- ~ ties as to act gently
on the Bowels. g
Let the dictates Q of your Judgment
guide you in the use - of the LIVER INvIG-
ORATOR, and it will hy cure Liper Com
plants, Bilious 1t - tac Ks, Dyspepsia,
Chronic DiUrhad, - Sunmer Complaints,
Dysintry, Dropsp . Sour Stomach, Habit-
wdl C6stjrcncss, Choi- 20 &c, Cholera, Cioiera
Horbus, Cholera IN fdntum, FiatH'cncN
Janndics, Female Weaknesses, and may be used
successfully as an Ordinary Family Mcdi-
cinco. 1t will cure Sick Hcadachc, as thou
sands can testify, in twenty minutes, if two
or three teaspoonfuls are taken at COM
mcnccmcnt of attack.
All who use it are giving testimany in its
favor
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigo-
rator, and swallow both together.
Price 81 Per Bottle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
Notice.

VASllE undersigned is Agent for Messrs.
IL Miller, Wingatc & Co., of Louisville,
Ky, Manufacturers of the KENTUCKY
HARVESTER, A Reaper and iIowcr comb-
ned. Moflct's Patent Lever Power, Thrcsh-
cr and Cleaner. Page A. Childs' Patent
Portable Circular Saw Mill, Sanford's Straw
Cutter, &c, sc.
Orders promptly attended to--r4quiries
Immediately answered.
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas, May |, 1SG0-iI:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
q. -. HEAHE STAGE3 LINE

FROM DALLAS, VIA JOilNSON'S STA
TION, FORT WORTH AND Wealth
ERFORD, TO BELKNAP.
q EAVES Dallas and Iielknap on Mon
4 A days and Thuriays, at s o'clock A. ".
and arrives at 6 o'clock p. NJ, connecting
with the he 0VERLANd MAIL ROUTE,
at Belknap, and at Dallas with every part
Of the State.
J. W. Haynes, of Mckinney, having taken
the above mail contract, respectfully bcgs
leave to inform the travelling public that his
route is inferior to none in the State, in com.
fort or time, having procured comfortable
coaches, good stock, and careful drivers;
and the fare rs cheap as by any otherroutc.
ID. {. Haynes, Route Agent, is fully Gu-
thorized to transact business on my account
J. W. HAYNES, Proprietor.
Mckinney, Texas, June 9th, 1SG0-5Gtf =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

Wioi n the past few weeks. we
learn IL II a rather suspicious look
ing crowd, consisting of some four
or five amilies, have been encamped
on Brusny Creek. They are of the
tri5g Of MecIss, and we understand
tbev wc 'o'politely invited to leave
Parker County a short time ago
th2if roputation being proverbially
bad on last Tuesday, quite a num-
Der OF olr most respectable and re-
sponsiiis citizens, paid them a com
pliment:ry visit, and informed
them that Monday next would be
very favorable time for them to find
clearer waters and better pastur-
tes than Brushy afforded. It is
said The have very indefinite idea
at marks and brands.--Kagtman
Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
EEcEo1soM Housm,
St. CHARLES & st. LOUIS HOTELS,
. Orleans

Nov oTTeRN@
These two Hotels being under the management of
Nacssrs. Kali 81 Hildrcih,
Tho former of which is conducted by Mr.. d. VI. Hill
dreth, and the latter by Mr.. o. f. Hail., the Proprie
tors would beg leave TO inform the citizens of Texas
that they have spared expense to make both ho-
tells equal in point of accommodation, to any in the
United States During the summer months, the St.
Charles will be kept OPEN when every accommodation
can be given both to families and gentlemen travelling
Northwards, and the proprietors have no hesitation
in saving that no pains expense shall be spared in
furnishing the guests of either house every comfort
or luxury that can be obtained in the South.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
SANFORD'S FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts,

And pat mp in glass cases, air tight, and witi
keep in any climate
VN7ITE Family Cathartic Pill is a gentle but
Il active Cathartic which the Proprietor
has used in his practice more than twenty
years.
The constantly increasing demand from
those who have long used the Pills and the
which all express in regard to
their use, has induced Inc to place them
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
LEGAL CARDS.

LEdhL UhtDo,
JOHN G. GooOH,
Law, Collection, Exchange,
AND
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
Palestine, Anderson Co., Texas
lat ATaEfns q G.ssh.l
III, s0LUTi'N. Tbs Lac, o,ll,tin and Es-
change ira " .'ATsgras Aud Gosh, sas aissal'ri
"a ais are isF "a lauusTf, lstt u Isgusi ririll
NEM LE-Basin,ss ooniinuft i,y 'he Iapi,T
rsFnrE allrr t- slgia lsbu q, Galh, IN allTc-Ifr'
a hypigi.TA s,sn srs 81 aiugsi exclusive siirn,
llsn ~ thr tllT3iaDs, TT'sll nt117 Asrnri.s sii
bankius &c a G's, uiiu-- nill, d l. hHri warrant
AIS PIvs. = o. sui csrria aiifn'"n i'sii ih-
obLLIJTiUNS b. Eastern spl Miiils Tgna-, %
Az F11sal an n ri.irsi tgsinfes A'inrn }'' ~
prire ~ IA aIisuiirp,
a. hlT, - III ngEis ~ AaigTssB, n HuslDn, trT-
ekrF, sulh lieal-E-an, kag0lsu, lai,s,, Eiii. and
i'.zsiynr 1agnIies, viii laas IfTs''nsi al''Eii'H
sishl and tinie uEais, d. sums O. suii,
fants Tymiligl GA tLg isy Rrrigyti, ia sisht EN-
rhsnsr- hls'sils oeEiihrsi o. IaYmsut ga ali,
isNrs laid ga land o. RuH-s siiluts,
,- ''rs 90 Asa1y &C. land iasa's.n,, GmIapir,
lNH Nsi.'' sf"iAs Aarhiucs, Publishes, A.,
EXPERIENCES
Nee iei-E-il a TmrY; Iirurys smitl & Town
s.1it ,, ~ MsT'larll; Mrh1-s,n 4 i;alBius; lane
haHne tsti lHhu a. sauil ts.; ssHkali, Hrlrhrr
IA" ,'ni q, lrn.,nEs Cos ilarr,l, Hisley Hilsu,
Ne 0rlfssf.-M h,lry Hrslf a.; o. nurnriis
o.; Stars, s,aunsT a o.; me, a. Ssrins a..
hHlsstss---hFi liu'ghirl-s Gas Er.Tes nutlsT
wa, ii,el.y 4 .o,i !. 2. q, Millsi shsPhrNi
Hss.tas-h a Shepherd
li,'.st-l.."sTd Mills John MlrrliE is,,-
A'r.o'rh'-n I J, \. starr,
sA'srsfasi, ias.aasa,-n, ~, johnson.
tBsfia--SNrnHs1n 4 SMishrF.
Palestine, feSas, feh, Is u
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h'TE'TzE AvENUM E7OTEG,

on FIT II ANESuE u,
At the intersection of Broadway, opposite Madison
Square, Now. York.
Hitchcock, Darling a. Co., Proprietors.
March IA, 1860
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Il. w. LUNDAY,
Attorney ana Counselor NJ Law,
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VIII Prrlire his PTuissiuu in an The Courts y ir
lott luliral District, nmlriins lr counties ~ ~
lie l"hnsUn, Parker TaTuni ant iaas, sId the al,
iaosnt ooun,irsl and in the supreme AMI f~irIa'
courts IL the stale, Special aiirntiun given "a tie
rofyiDn 0f claims ami tho nVosiigaliou II lani H.
rs unrs 4 the hisTirI tleIk, ia lhe tuuri HOUSE
Dallas TsNas Apyl I, l. ys
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informs his friends and the travelling
public generally that he has taken charge of The
above hotel and hopes by strict attention to merit
and receive share of public patronage The propr-
ctor is determined to keep strictly moral house aud
will spare no pains expense to render entire sails
faction TO all who may favor him with Il call
Terms NJ dcratc.
Grccnrillc, Hunt Co., Jan. .20.ly