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srRAYEp Or STOLEN!

I'm tie ard or Ord inst from the
" Plan .ation Of Dr. II. l.. Perry,
eighteen lies East Of Ma.yhalI, and
Are milss !, ON Jonesville, very dark
Chestnut SoI'rcl Horse,
six years old, about IA or Is hands high.
with white spot in forehead, and =
brand on right shoaldss In the shaps II
= shossels hes saddle maria, and
th,ck, bushy name and tail, walks we'll
but does nct pace, AID has never bean
broken To harness. No other marks os
brsa,'s remembered Any informssioa
core. .rit.r the whereabouts Of the
".~,s dssl lbsd, will bs thankfully r.
ayrA.' ~; q liberal rcward paid fos his
dA'iss'y u he undersigncd at Dr.. II.
Y IN, . o. to X. H. lsrxrove, Esq,,
Prop. tsso, Mammoth Livery Stable,
Mxsbaall.
u. r. HEARD.
Marshall, MAJ IL, 1860 n40-u
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TEXAS AGENCY,
No. " barclay IT,, New Sssk.


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NOTICE.

The undersigned having entered int.
partnership In the mercantile business
o. the North side Of The rabIis sq~sv.
Aassasli Texas, beg leave 10 cali III
attention Of the public 10 their aest aud
we'll se'ssssd stock u gseds, ecns;ssise
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queen.wars,
Hardware, &c. &c. They are constant.
lyrscei' ins:srssh additions 70 their stock,
and hops BY honorable dealing, - well
- pronpt aad coartsoas assessios "a
customers, to merit their patronage
J. u. MAGBY,
u. A. MEHAFfEY.
Marshall, Nav ii. iB6y
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All o.,ev temporal blessings arc con.
paratiyel' worthless. The dyspeptic
millionair, wha hes tried all the potioas
Of the medieval profession in vain, and
believes his complaint to DO incasabls,
would give lalf his fortune to he freed
from the horrors OF indigestion, and
thus enabled % enjoy tho other half
or course he ,eowld.
Perhaps HOSTETTERs STOMACH
BITTERS has been recommended "
such a sufferer. Possibly he has turn
I'd from the frisnt VINO made the sug.
gss.ion with . sss.-. intlna>ing that hs
hA 80 faitA 10 cay "Satsnt nsdieins."
II this hiss besa Ne cssss, "a mseA tA<
worse for Aim. His incrsduh.y dooas
him 10 life Of misery. All the S1r-;ss
which wealth car purchase are n, .iis
command. No one Of them can give
him. pleasure His own irrational Oh.
ssinacy Il his blame.
Tbs masses, happily for shemstlves,
are lees Akeptical There u suet q
thing ~ bigofed msbsiisf, - we'll a,
bi9otsd ereduiity, and = golden nsas
between the two, which nea sad 70
men who are gifted with common
sense ADOPT and profit by. Thee are
ths class that pairosiss and recommend
HOSTETTERs BlTTERS. Why do
they ..pprvvs ;S;a fauoss aatidyspsrtie
re . s''ious p .,"-~tion' ENF y
fees,'' > iasy nsse not been too r,t,A h
the slaves Of seLsr less prsjadicc To 2lse
il fnir trial and have found that w.e-
oil other tonics, stimulsnss and sson-
achie. failed, !. produced the desired Of
feet
STRIKE, but hear, said the Roman
sage, whss his ignorant enemies were
assailing him. Doubt but Try" says
tho man who has been cured Of indiges.
ton, or billiousnsss, or Intermittent
fever, by the Bittsrs, ~ he relates his
sxpsrisscs Of the medicine 70 his inva.
lid friends. Whoever ia 10 welded "
hisown foregons theoretical conc lasioas,
NJ to decline test the propristies Of =
msdicins endorsed by Ne testimony Of
Intelligent nan 10 every walk Of life,
and approved BY the people at large,
dessrres fe sNfer.
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Commercial School.

Commercial School.
W ars pleased 70 assosnes 10 our
siaissas ssnsrally, that + Commercial
R@Aoci 4 ahost 10 u opsssd In III
p,ass, BY JAMES r. WILSON. A
erod ias4ilulion Of this kind, such ~ ~
hsss ssAses n believe this worthy gsa.
slsnaa VII seSsd, would b valaahls
asqshi>isa b MassAali. asd' certainly
shcsM nssis ths sPProbssica AZ ~
sossassnsal u svssy nsssss Of oar
eeansseial sissh.
BooA-tsseias. Practical Psnnsssaip,
aid Mathsnatics are The chief hsssshss
embraced III his proposed course 81 In
struct,ss.. aud we would cheerfulsy
rvconncnd this opportunity LOT the bon
eli Of thoss young men, especially ot
oar AoarisAiag city and section, Who
dss,rs 10 quality thsnsslvss in = ssisn-
has basissss training
On 1sssday, De IL proxino, he will
go . sesm wss% sids Of Ne sqsars,
sos the reception Of students o. appli-
eaasa 6scsss . scholarship early.
Ths iaes that good Commercial sdssa
tisa \ enissstly useful, every right
tAahiss psrssa vii aanh.
-. ~. xs.u, ~. k.t1nsv{~s f.x,sn ~
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rhs CAarter OAk Stew.

The Charter Oak Cooking Stove s;nss
lar 10 say hut nevertheless fact, hss
gaised = popularity in cur nidt that Y
truly voadssfsl, showi.s coaclasivsly
that II 10 oil that 10 clsinsd for Il ~
much more. The introduction Of one
Stove In = community css bs safely sAid
70 insure the sale Of dossn. The name
Stone and Charter Oah has become ~
nonynoss terms. Stone the great intro.
DIV ,sr Of the Stove in this rssios, which
only had to be presented to the people,
to ins urc its universal adoption.
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oOUTNERN PACIFIC kAIL ROAD
@ AsN

1 A PASSENGER train fss Shreveport
~ and intermediate ststicas, leaves
narshall daily Sundays sscsptsd) AZ
$50 . n, 49,
Rstarnisg lsavcs Shreveport u Lao
p. u, arriving al AsrAt vi q p N.
Connects a Marshall vita stage uas
to NAyasota (on Ts1as csatsal X Il
via Henderson,, Rusk, Crockett and
Huntsvilis. Also 10 Waco, via Je2eS-
son, NJ Pleasant Paris, Bonkam, and
Daliaa
Also, with HrAdHcd 4 Cos. new
ssass line direct to Dallas, via Tyler,
Canton, and KAuSnan.
Two lssgs Livery atablss II Marshail
fsrAish vehicles aud horsss for oths'
poiuts.
! Feb u, 1868. nM-H
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H.sas's TIrrm Mil. DIST,

~ ~ = ~ II fVAG. Dtbls,
Stats or TEXAS,
Austin, Texas May 8, 1860.
Special Orders,
No. 10A.
4 II n * i;
v. The following appointments to
civil oAcs are hereby made;
HARRISON County. - Leonard G..
IL Lisls to DO Sheriff, rice s. X. Per
~, disqualified.
Tkowas r. PsrssH to be Assessor
ssd Collector Of Taxes, rice g. W.
Ysusg, disqualified.
.iyord Randolph 10 b. Clerk o.
the District Court, rice Henry j..
Nichols, resigned.
DAVIS COUNTy.--Lsrt O. Nc NJ
ckasl . BE- Clerk Of the Couaty
Court, rice Thomas j. Whit, dis
qualified.
Jaas q, Boyle to be- Clerk Of the
District Court, viee George Il. Sal
NOS. disqualified.
JoAa &erard to b. County Com
missioner, rice J. NJ. Cossslly. die
qualified.
- * y
By Order u Bvs. Major 0sssral }.
J. Rsynolds -
CHA8. Il. MORSE,
Acass AasisAaat Aayslsst Cessrs!.
OSvsmAL;
CHAS. e. MORSE, A. A. A. @.
Aas%hsr neutrality-suspicious. with
straps.
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AAmiuissratien Nssice

AAmtnissrnelen Notice.
IN the 3ist Of March, 1889, letter. Of
" Administration were granted the
undersigned, on the estate Of Mra
susan y Ms,r.h, deceased, BY the Hoa.
orablc County coart Of Harrison county,
pertaining 70 the estates Of deceased per-
sons This;s 70 notify I'll persoas holding
claims against said estate, to prsssnt
them within the tine prescribed BY law,
and those Indebted 10 make immediate
payment -
JOHN BURKE, Admr
NAV IA, 1869. n40-6t
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send fof N!v.,msn t'aplss and Hand
bills fr use whansssr thay usn lie ~
ss.ssgsn"sIy distributed, aud give ~
the names aud pos,eshes address NJ I'll
wha would bc litsiy 10 subscribe NJ RI
NJ Cuba
VAN Nv ktk., noRrpN, 4 ca,
No i6y Nas-Nu ~ Nsw fryt
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Iys6meaee1i Facilities.
nAEns,lA nCalN0B 4 COTTlNO.
u ~ hsss feasseA 49, bsek ~
4d11y nesse - ~ NsstA ~ 4
~ Gqnass, h ~ Dspeasasyss bsiA
- aAaue ~ 49, 49, A,yah
~ ~ DnbHs elassaiy = ~
1A4 Mvs pesshasp1 ~ stssk ~
es16ty 4 ~ - ssls y NJ 4. G. ~
49, ~ - - Eses lnsus ~.
- Iron Nsw Uslsaas 10 . - ~,
~ pspDessd y eobs ss>ss is1sssoss1I
y pssskesses, ~ nesal Aissesnl h
~ asht.s 49, b ~ ~ y -
49,
= ~ ssfvtsss Y Ma. JONIE,, q
ts1lvs. ssssDssls Aosn1 - Csieeessea
base bsse ssssse ~ IN 49, \
~ ia4ssest, ~ -ssastls " h1aeis
esxk: Upshss, wed ~ nNA
es. 4Ssa = ~ aleN
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N. NEWMAN,
Practical 0pticlan.
lspsslass Nv lsvsalIss!
" msA IA - EevsAnn Ss~~A> nns. ~

-. ----
The oaiy perfect Lsns in existence
Superior to asy other il use
Csastrss>sa II sssss1sses Viii
...sss : - f.
CoNCAvB-Cqo eJPsis,
~ sonotd
y ~ ssfos =
ssxA4 aaA f4sSaAly
natssel y ~ II, a1ord.
isg sleeestAss ~ - astil-
eisl Aslp 10 ~ hanaA visiea
that ever IN Sssa bsfoss Invented
Sold Only BY tk Professor Of Optic,
rad Spectacle Aas.t"e'sver.
N.-Cas b. wore with perfect ssss
fos any lssgtA Of tine u oss Sitting,
giviag ss>sstshiAg clsasssa 4 voBiss,
particularly BY sai,dls a. oshsv sssia-
sial lieht-eoatovt 10 the spectacle wear.
~ hitherto 1akNOWu.
A.--whsa the eyes sehs OF paia
tAvosgh ne action Of . bright light
ssch ~ u reflected fsca SNOW, ssaay
weather, white paper, Asd In rsadiae,
writing. or sewing, or vivid co!ored DO.
dies, these lenses, by softsning the rays,
effect n most agreeable sensation and
give great relief
4,h.--tsround by peculiar machinery,
GOT up At great cost, inathanss(oAlh
calculated expressly for the usanafac'
ture Of this lens, 20 A. 10 produce u with
the trae spherical Accuracy. and IL 70
Gus il ut The exact cNntss, \ point Of
vital Importance, and which no other
lens posesses
5th.--l'roof Of superiority over the
old kind Of spsctAciss they arr used
exclusively a H. hospitals kos diseasss
Of the eye in Warsaw, and slaewhsrs
Professor Newman usss scientific
Instrument, which 10 called
OPTIM r. Il j. II,
by which lie obtains the exact power
Of the eye, which enables him TO ad.
just the proper lenses 10 relieve the pain
Of the eye, al
Professor Newman coases aao9(
Us highly recommended from dlehrsst
physicians Of this and other Statrs
O0ss hours from . \. N. until 3 r. y.
n II. Owing to other snsagsnsnts
u other cities, Professor Newman will
Be able 70 rsmAin with US short tas
only.
April ., 90. [,f
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC r. K
u. -. Aai1
PASSENGER STAGE lime
From Ma rsna11 to Dallas,

FrO1M Ma rNMol1 TO DAt1na,
VIA
EARPviLLE, stArvil'e, Tyler, Gar.
II den Valley, Canton, Prairievills,
Ksuinar, and scyens to Dallas Leaves
MasshalI GU Tussdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, At 5 4 ~, arriving q Dallas
third day by 5 T. y. No night travel,
Pssssng. - rest al night atTylsr and
prairieviiie. .kka
Returning, leaves Dallas on Sundays,
Wednesday,, and Fridays, at 5 a. ".
arriving 81 Marshall % Wednesdays,
Fridays, end Sundays, by r. y, rest
Ing al night At PnirieviIle and Tyler
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OPEN AGAIN!
MARuALI. BREWERY.

THE undersigned has agaia opened
! his " Mars6all brewery, and will
keep The very best Of bsei, always %
hand For sale, Wholesale aud retail
Call again at the brewery Garden
H. u FRANK.
April 2, 1862 y
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asiisn 1sls 1aeanPnsat, No. 10,
- /. o. o. r., nssts u their Hall
W. Aastia street % ~ ~ anl
Srd TAsrsdsy sigAts II cash
noath, BrstAsss Ii good standing ar
Invited 10 at4snd-
JOHN wILKR, CT.
J.F. NAsxxpsLL, SeSibs.
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~ MAI 4no oAAe
South West Of Marshall.
'1>un as1sssin1si vsnl1 ieAsn ~
] AtsaAb - ~ pab11A, ~ ~
a4pnn xlo0 Mn = ~ y anppssalnl
spsssaiss, - - b psspeseA = esQaisA
~ esssna = hoAee, = - ny -
ssaliav, = = % ~ tap1us sssssssy.
0vis9 = ~ ~ - = 49, ~
nvine, b sanae1 ~ a1bg1o1 ~ ~
naa6 ~ - - = ~ sAssesse
nd1tss
Asaiass ~ Aasl - IN = aesassal
basesslno bieakA - vtn 49, u q.
eAaaes, = - a.geA ~. sssu, ~
d.. AtAsA - sAisapnA ~ bsssss.
y alnass asJsAiae
llsss : ! skasss : ~ An.se sAsan
= ssey taqA - uoBtaaas1 - u II
~ ~ VusAe
~ sAw -
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NoIlt -.
HAVING this dny pavcisased Of +.
III A Mshs1sy his entire Interest In
the firm known ~ The Masshau Manu-
facsusiag CswP~sy. In this place, We,
the uudersignsA ssnainia,s pastaers
have assumed eli ialsb>sdssss u saA
ans, ass aleas aatAorixsd to ssstas all
ci.:,as pro ii Goa The Sane aad W will
continue said basirsss A. hssstotase
under sans Arn nasns,
THOMAS J. CRAFT.
WV. n. WILSON.
Marshall, Texas, May !, 1859
THIS eertiacs that hare this day
dispsssa Of my entire istsrsss IL the
MassAali Manufacturing Coopeay d
this etsy y 5Aoass }. Gran ed W.
II. Wiassa, sssssssors thereto, tAey
sssniae I'll uaastilsd aseosnts a ~
In, hiGkssts sxiso1ne, ard ~ aleas -
| ohesiss6 b eelDsee - ~ ~ saos
In Ssoieiag ften I'd I'm, rsepese
~ ssssooesa sAsate w. pshseael
& A. NkHAffEY.
MsssAail. Nay 7, ~. sll-A
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Lille insurance CeDpany,
NEW vORk.
Asssas, ........a ~, $40 900.
Hvss<k 0fI<s IL Nsw Ovlesas.
Posaelss 1ssus1 anA Lessss
pe11 ~ n. o.
w. =. Coleman,
0sassai AT tps Tssas,
az - Atvsad, Gslsesa.s
~ sssh clos Liability his CSaPaay
hAs STA ~ Ass~,s greater sAss say
New iosh C.~pany
Every desirable sara u Pulley issssd
ssy amount, fron u 100 10 vs. 90
~ . sissls lie
New aoA tJstg1sas rsoessvss
1asss1mesA ~ eAts Company
~ b0oo.
No Restrictions In Policies ~ % Travel
At Rasj1ssss In any past II ~ Cjsit-
~ eetalsossas II ~ t'alesA Eenesa
tpss Psswits n 8ns~ps.
No essss change ~ Army ss1 Eavy
O1lpssA
Ne selsa sAasgs ~ Cspasiss ~ o.
en- II 0sss sInss lsssaaahips ~ esit
| L. V.-~~L - ~ A.. 49,
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Il. and a. M.
AArrAsl Lodge, 10. ~,
A MEETS second Friday In every
~ month At . o'clock, =. " atthsir
V\Hsli,
@. h. LIPsCOMB, W. NJ
W. p. iluDolSs, ssc'y.
MArsAall Chapter 10. 10,
MEETS on the Arst Monday in each
month, at 7 ooloek ?. y.
W. G. WOODS, H. T.
". II. Baisrow, Recorder.
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ivy AoOWOsNt W.
k0O STOVES, among thea .As
OVV most complcte and durable
node, via.
FAVoRlTE, CARDINAL, BUCKS
BRILLIANT, CHARTER OAK,
KITCHEN QUEEN, s.a various osAsr'
II you want a Cooking Stove, cosss
asd sss Ne, il you buy anywhere ssss,
yoa will loss noeey
! will duplicate wholesale bills Of
trimmed Ssovss 10 ksrchasts Who psr.
chass anywhere Fast cf ne, with Rsas.
portstica added, provided they bsy q
naay ~ ten Stoves At . tire.
Asrchasts bvyiae Tia wars Win I'D
~ bills ~ Iow ~ shsy caa - psssAsssl
anywhere and brought hsrs. asd tAes,
get their ware in osttes order CoAs
sd zee ny ware And prices.
Copper work, 0staering, and Koo1ag
done In . woykiuanlike u inner.
I ALSO have supplies for Mechanics,
Tools, and HOUSE Furnishing Goods
Among the supplies are Iron, Iron axies,
Aimble sks'nr, Boxes for Iren and
Wooden Az'e., Horse .hess, Horss shoe
nails, Bsdstssd iastsninss, Hahs, 5pokes,
Rims, Poles, and shafts for Bssgiss and
Wagons. Nsils, wrought and cut Bolts,
all sizes. Butts, Hinges Screws, &e.
Among the .ools are Cross-cus and Hand
Saws, Hollow Acgsrs, &c Come SD
see me Il you need anything in my line,
you can buy fr'm me ms esesr, II not =
little cheaper thsn any ono ci.r
J. H. VAN IluMk.
Marshall, Ma, ~, 1861 n&l-Gm
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I. .. o. +.
JsAn n. Msssn Lsags, 10. Is,
- MEETS every Monday night
At their Hall, ~ Austin street
- Broshers in good standing sss
invited 10 attend.
A. FRANKS, N. q.
=. NAsxxps,.L, ssc'ry.
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All osisrs fron he coantsy will -
directed 10 sals 1 Mssphy, Corner Tea.
- and spfisg ssrse,s ts1I-a~
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}. II. CMANsERs, q, OF X.
CadAo Tribs No. 2.
MEETS every Thurday night Vt the
Masonic Hall, IN Jefferson, Texas.
HENRY GOLJsWATER, Sacdem.
G. A. HorcngIss, G. of Il.
Hawkins Crock Tribe No. 3.
Meets once a week at the Masonic
Hall, vt Pine Tree, upahur Co.. Texas
8 r. WALKER, Sachem,
W. IL PAYNE, G. Of X
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JOE. WEISMAN,
HAS just received and opened, on tbs
East Side Puliir Square.
In ths HuAssn Buio1ang, : No.
and we'll selected stock Of
STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
CUTLERY. &c
ALSO
STAPLE and FANCY
GROCERIES.
DAN MYERS can bs found 1t this
house, and will he pleased to zee and
welcome his friends For quality Of
goods and prices this stock cannot bc
excelled.
Marshall, March 10, 60. n33-tf
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New advertisements.
ICE! ICEi! ICE!.!

% OLSON, SALE, 1 CO, Ice masa.
II tastursrs, shreveport, Loaisisss,
have their masbiass now Ia sucesssfsl
opssalisa. SD - III orders 70 any
anounk
RATES AT WORKS:
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'1>H0a WE'LL INT \ 0Llk1l ED
] ssA pspalss Daily Nswspspss hes
ssssa>iy ICES greatly sslasesa SD i'm.
proved tn sssssa ssi6spsosas il
siShtssa neaaks,) - y see6asssly
olsssA V ~ psop,s Of ~ to- csse-
llaas ~ sesossd y 10 Ally Jossssi In
either u tAaas Boa4sa
The wTAW h : LIVE, rKACTl-
Cal, 80 PhO0kks1lvk NEWS
PAPER, sssisssaiy a1AeasA y ~ sass
u shh ssstios $500 ~ ssasssvaaivs
il ~ ssssAiaep. ~ asss4sA ~ Ne
ca.nsseiai ~ Assieslssssi issssssts
u The Sssth II suaaajss full ss.i re-
liable
Reports VI slss Mashses,
Tss~svs plsas tNspssshsA
Leeas NJ ws au1
Osn<ssl losseasgsnee.
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n. v. BRiLkY, DAN. ". bHufkHu.
n. ~ VAUGHAN,
BRILEY. DEU!REE, & co.,
DEALkks IN
01OCI1IHs and STAPLE GOODS,
North ride Of Public square,
Reesivias, Forwarding,
AND
COuaWASsslOU Merchants
(..t @. g. Grey Coz WareAonse,)
Marshall, Texas.
WILL purchase hides, ~;.o., 40, n
w libers, rates. Advances madc on
consignmsats % oar fsisads 10 New
Orleans Feb. Il, %. n3S-1
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Devoted to White Supremacy. State
Eqaaiisy, saj Federal uoion.
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J. II. CmAxsERs, g. Of r.
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April 2, 1862 l.y
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

BRAHMIN PREJUDICEs OVERCOME
The marriage of HiDdoo widow OF
the Brahmin casre has not vet ceased
TO be Il novelty in India. rs therefore
not surpi isIug that the union of Pan
duraDg Veneyet karmarkar with the
widowed Nenu Bal should have ex-
cited considers bic interest in Bombay
and II Is greatly to the credit of The
native reformers that they took special
means to exhibit their sympathy with
the courageous bride and Bridegroom
Sinbad the Sailor relates that il was
the custom 10 an island which he Wis
tied for the living husband 10 be buried
in cavern with his dead WIFE The
burning of HIndoo wife on her bus
bands funeral pile was quite AS horri-
pie as the Arabian fable. When The
suttee was abolished the widow was
doomed TO perpetual cellbacy To
marry again WAS not only to forfeit
every earthly privilege. bat to insure
passport 10 The regions of eternal woe.
Venu Bal was married when niue
years old; her husband died eight
months atterward; and now, at the age
of seventeen, she has ventured to
break through the iron bonds of caste
All the His doc ceremonies were per
formed on the occasion, and al hough
the family idols We're installed IN the
respective residences of the sposs-s not
head among them wsgged in displess-
ere. That large number of Bra hmins
attended At the celebration is proof that
new and better ideas are pen etraring
into the inner social life of perhaps the
most exclusive people IN the world.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

FoRBiDDEN KISSES. - The Rev. Mr..
Linn is on trial at Pittsburg, before an
Ecclesiastical Court Presbyterian, for
kissing the girls. Whether there is
anythlng in the Westminster Confes-
sion Of Faith against this amiable os
culatory familiarity with the sex is
doubtful. Milton describes Adam as
kissing Eve 10 the most free aud easy
manner, without any iutimation that he
had married her, or that his intentions
were honorable. Ye, We do not find
that shy Ecclesiastical Court sa, on the
case.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

MANNED Sol DIER.-A soldier of the Union
army who had the misfortune to lose both
arms at the battle of Lexington. Missouri,
ceiving voluntary contributions from the
charitably disposed. He is fine looking
well made man. A man with hand-organ
accompanies him, just merely to attract the
attention of the public.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

DR. HIscHLIFFE, who died Bishop of
Peterborough, had much ready wit,
and was extremely apt at checking
those who were fond of cavIliing at the
meaning Of different texts Of Scripture.
On being asked one day what was to
be understood by the expression, " He
clothed himself with cures as with a
garment 2; " The cleares: thing in
the world" replied the doctor; ",he
man had a habit Of swearing"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

SUsPERDED.-Owing 10 the non-ar
rival of the requisite iron for the rail-
road between Virginia and Carson,
work on the last tunnel, near Virginia,
is suspended at present. 1t will not
take more than a week or go 10 finish it.,
when they get ready.-Gold Hill Ne,cs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

CATHOLIC SERvICE.-On next Sunday
be offered and sermon on the " Sac.
rifice Of the Mass " will be preached
at the Catholic Church in this city
Citizens are respectfully invited.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

A REoUIsITIoN was yesterday made
by the Acting Executive of this State
upon the Governor of Arizona for the
return of Ed. Cage and 10. Lindsey, es-
capped criminals from Humboldt county.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

Acting Governor Theodore D. Ed
ward yesterday commissioned Daniel
Wheeler as Notary Public at Pine Grove
in Esmeralda county.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

Stafford MAkRIED.-A p. K. Stafford,
Esq, late of Virginia, but now Gov
ernor of Arizona, is said to have re-
Gently taken unto himself a wife
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19
THE DAILY APPEAL

GOLD 81 33 greenbacks. 743@75 c.
These are the quotations in San Fran.
cisco yesterday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-19

The Woman Question-How much 10
be worth?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09
Awful Disaster.

A disaster as terrible as any that
has happened in the collieries of Eng
land, occurred Monday in one of the
coal mines near Plymouth, Pennsylva-
MA Two hundred men went down in
the early morning to their daily work,
turning their backs on the sunlight and
the air. During the forenoon, from
some unexplained cause, fire caught
atthe mouth of the shaft, and blazing
up soon passed beyond all human con,
troll. 9 Then the mass fell down, burn
ing still, to the bottom of the shaft,
sealing the door equally against es-
cape and assistance. No aid could
come to the toilers, and every man of
all that company, tits believed, perish
ed. not one being left to tell the awful
story Of suffocation and slow coming
death.
ea The public viii wait with profound
anxiety to learn the details and the
causes Of this frightful accident
Gin. Gazette.