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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Adams. Darid Mellingsr.
Allegheny. Jhn McCIuskey James Fife,
G. E. Appleton 7. Penney, J. Miller.
Armstrong, Clarion and Jefferson. J. S.
Riley, Reynolds Laughlin, w. w. Wise.
Beaver. Butler and Lawrence. Thomas
DUNCAN, Samuel Hamilton, J. r. Harris.
Bedford, Fulton and Gambia. w. P.
Schell and John kean
Berks. George DengIer, Isaac Yost, {.
Evans, Jacob Reifsnyder.
Blair and Huntingdon. Seth r. NCuns,
I'm B. Smith.
Bradford. Addison Mexican, H. Gibbs.
Bucks. Edward Thomas, Jonathan Ely,
Noah ShulI.
Carbon and Lehigh. David Laury, Will
liam Lilly, Jr.
Centre. w. II. Blair.
Chester. John Acksr, I'm Chandler, Jcs.
Sc James.
Cleariield, M'Kean and Elk. James L.
ellis.
Clinton, Lycoming and Potter. J. B. Tor
beu, J. Nj. Kilborn.
Columbia and Mon,our. Nj. E. Jackson
Crawford. G. Merriman, Ransom Kings
ley.
Cumberland. T. ". Henderson, J. Ellis
Bonham.
Dauphn. James Freeland, Jacob Landis,
Delaware. John M Broomal.
Eric. C. w. Kelso, 4 ". Blaine.
| Faye,te and Westmoreland. Joseph Cuff
fey, L. l.. Bgelow, P. w, Hook, A NJ, Hill
Franklin. David Maciay, g. 4, Madeira,
Greene-Fe'cher Brook.
Indiana Alcr lrConncN.
| Lancaster. Moses Pownall, C. l.. Hun
seeker, J. c. Walton, B. +. Martini b A.
Shqfcr.
Lebanon. John C. Sclterr.
Luzerne. S S. Benedict, J. w Roads.
Mercer, Venango and Warren. John w.
Shugart, L. N. McGranahan, J. Y. James.
| Mfllin. John Ross.
Monroe and Pike. Henry S. Mott
Montgomery. c. w. Gabe, o, p, Fretz,
| Henry Boyer.
Northampton. 4. Miller, NJ. Myers.
Northumberland. William Folmer.
Perry. David Steward
Philadelphia City, c. O'Neal, J. L Goss.
Ter, G.. IT. Hart, J. Il. Flanagan,
Philadelphia County. T L. GIrFoRD, |
R. SPRINGER, F. REEL, J. WAGNER, b. r
MILLER, s. Demeres, D. Rnbicam, Leech
Jr., VIM. Goodwin, Wm. IL. Souder, Henry
Huplet.
Schuylkill Stephen Ringer, B. Kelley.
Somerset. George lfopry,
Susquehanna, Sullivan and Wyoming
Isaac Reckhow, Michael Mylerl.
Tioga. jeremiah Black.
Union and Juniala. Wm. Sharon.
Washington. John Meloy, Hugh Craig.
Wayne. 7. J, Hubell.
York. George Kraft, James NJ. Anderson
Ezekia r. Herbert.
Democrats in Roman. Wings in HaIic.--
Native Americans in SMALL CAPS. y New
Members of Senate.
In all, 81 Democrats, SO Wings and Ma
tlves.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
REHABILITATION.

RECEPTION OF Dr.. KINKEL AT WHEELING.
There was grand procession and display
a, Wheeling, Va, on Friday, on the occasion
of the reception of DR.. Kiukel, the German
patriot. The Gazette says;-
He was met at the corporation limits by
the mayor and council, fire companies in full
dress, and citizens, numbering thousands
The whole parade was enlivened with bands,
banners and flags. He was addressed by the
mayor at the court house, and responded IN
a most eloquent manner, in German lie Is
fine looking man and an eloquent speaker
The supper a, the L, s. Hotel was rich re-
past,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
TO DXsPEPTICS.

TENHE subscribers offer for sale Cheltenham
Il Salt, an invalua able remedy for this disease I;
it is an exact imitation Of the water of the cele-
bratcd Cheltenham Spring of England, which
has been found so beneficial in cases of Dyspep-
sia, Bilious Complaints, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costiveness, &c, and IS particularly rscom-
mended as a substitute for Seidlitz Powders, as it
acts both as a tonic and gentle purgative. A
Pamphlet containing an analysis Of the water and
directions for its use, accompanies each bottle
Price SO cents per bottle.
The subscribers also prepare highly concsn-
trated Essence of Pure Jamaica Ginger. Price
25 cents per bottle.
Full Catalogues Of drugs with prices attached
furnished Physicians gratis Also priced Cata.
logues of Pure Chemicals for analytica
Chemists.
The attention of Druggists is particularly in
vited to our stock of fine drugs, chemicals &c.
BULLOCK & CRENsHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists
9th & Arch Street, Philadelphia
Octoher IS, ls5l,--1mo,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

LUTHERAN SYNoD.-The Lutheran Synod
of Maryland met at Wlliamsport on the
10Th inst. The opening discourse was de-
ivered by Rev. DR.. Morris, of Baltimore
The Rev. Mr.. Heck was elected President,
and Rev. Mr., Smelzer, Secretary. The
session was characterized by harmony and
Christian feeling. 1t adjourned on Monday
afternoon. The Rev DR.. Kuuz preached an
able discourse the same evening, on the &C.
casion of setting apar, three licentiates for
ordination.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

Among the numerous discoveries Science has
made in this generation to facilitate the Business
of life-incrcase its enjoyment, and even pro-
long the term of human existence, none can DO
named of more real value to mankind, than this
contribution of Chemistry to the Healing Art
vast trial of it. virtues throughout this lroa1
country, has proven beyond doubt, that no
medicine or combination Of medicines yet known,
can so surely control and cure the numerous va.
rietics of pulmonary disease which have hitherto
swept from our midst thousands and thousands
every year. Indeed, there is now abundant rea-
son to believe Remedy has at length been
found which can be relied on to cure the most
dangerous affections of the lungs Our space
here will not permit us to publish any proportion
of the cures affected by its use, but would
present the following opinions of eminent men,
and refer further enquiry to the circular which
the Agent below named, will always I've pleased
to furnish free, wherein full particulars, and
indisputahl- proof of these facts.
From Nh. President of amherst College -.
celebrated Pro FESSOR HITCHG1CK
"Jamcs G.. Ayer-Sir | have used Your
CnERnr PEcronAL, i'll my own case OF deep
! seated bronchitis and am satisfied from its che
mical constitutions that it is an admirable COM
pound for the relief of aryngial and bronchial
difficulties. If nv opinion as to its superior
character can he Of any service, YOU ure at liberty
to use it as YOU think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, l.. l.. D.,
From the widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SILLIMAN, N d. L. L.
d., Professor Of Chemistry, Mneralogy,
&c, ale College. Mcmbcr Qt the Lit.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

1. Philadelphia Ci,y-Benjamin Matthias,
Vim. a. Crabs
2. Philadelphia County-Thomas S. Fer.
non, Thomas II. Forsyth, SAMUEL q. HAM
LTos.*
3. Montgomery-J Y Jones.
4. Chester and Delaware-H S. Erans +"
s. Berks-.Henry A. Muhlenberg.
6. Bucks Benjamin Malone.
l. Lancaster and Lebanon E C. Darliug-
tons E. Kinzer.
g. Northumberland aud Dauphn-John c.
Knkcl*
9. Northampton and Lehigh- Conrad Shi.
mer.
10. Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
E. w IIamin.#
II. Adams and Franklin Thos Carson
l2. fork-Henry Fulton
l3. Cumberland and Perry-Joseph Baily.
II Centre, Lycoming, Sullivan and Cln-
ton-Wm. F. Packer.
Is. Blair, Cambria and Hunlngdon-R.
4. MIrtrie
10. Luzerne, Mon,our and Columbia-C
| r. Buckalew.
II. Bradford, Sus9uehanna and Wyoming
George Sanderson.
IS. Tioga, Potter, Mexican, Elk, ClearfeJ
and Jeflerson-John W. Guernsey.
10. Mercer, Venango and Warren-Johr
lloge.
90. Erie and Crawfotd-J IT, Walker.
81 Butler, Beaver and Lawrence-Ym
Haslctt, 4. Robertson.
%. Alegheny-Jamss Corothers.
23.-Wa.hing,on and Greene-MaSwel
McCas!in.*
"a. Bedford, Fulton and Somerset Ham
ilton B. Barnes
%. Armstrong, Indiana and Claron-C
Myers.
&c. Juniata, Milllin and Unon-Eh Sli
fer.*
27. Wes,moreland and Fayete- John NJ
Farland.*
2s. Schuylkill-Chares Frailey.
In all, l6 Democrats, 16 Wings and Ma
tive American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
FROM SUCATAN.


Intelligence IA. late as the 81 inst, has
been received from Merida.
In the S,elo of August 22d, we find lei
ter dated al Peo, which gives a sad accoun.
of the ravagcs which have been committed
by the insurgent indians in that district
The town of Peto, like all those which had
fallen into the power Of the Indians, is al
most ruined. Everywhere The disastrous
effects of the war are seen. Families
which had once been wealthy arc now re-
duced 10 poverty, the fields are deserted,
crops are scarcely raised, and in fact there are
not persons enough 10 till the soil. How
ever, it appears that the tide OF war has
now turned in favor Of the whites. Gen.
La Vega is conducting the campaign with
energy, and has rescued large district
from the power Of the insurgents.
Another letter, dated August 22d, gives an
account Of a serious revolt which had broken
! out among the soldiers at Tibosuco 1t APP
| pears that Col. Rosade had ordered two SOL
! ders to be punished. Some of the others
tried TO prevent the execution OF the sen-
,encp, and thus serious difficulty arose,
which was not easily suppressed. Gen. La
! Vega marched to the scene OF disturbance
with a hundred men and succeeded in reslor-
ing tranquility. He then issued an order
declaring that all persons who might revolt,
or canse revo, in the army, would Instant
" be hung.
We learn from still another letter of the
same correspondent, that d. Jose Carnto
Vea, ctTa of Isamal, was abont TO proceed
10 the lines of the rebels in order TO en-
deavor to negotiate a peace with them -
Much good is expected from his mission, as
il is thought that his holy office will carry
great influence with it, This does not look
as though the whites were having every
thing their own way.
Vela was TO be accompanied on his en-
bassy by commission composed Of seven
members besides himself.
A fight had taken place between the In
dians and Government troops in the canton
of Humpocoche, in which the latter claimed
a decided victory.
Gen. La Vega has given orders for all the
prisoners taken by the troops 10 be imme-
dately set at liberty.
Further news from the seat OF war is
contained in a letter from Peto, (Which ap-
pears TO be La Vegas head-quarlers) dated
September 81. This assir.s that frequent
skirmishes take place between the whites
,i,,b lattA al
comes off second best.
One of the principal difficulties in the
way of a successful prosecution of the wal
was the want of good map OF the scene o
operations, 1t appears that the only one
they had was one published in this city ii
1918. They are now getting up new one
on an extensive scale.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
THE sPEAKERSIiIP.

In the next State Legislature, the Wings
having majority in the Senate will, Of
course, elect the Speaker Mr.. MATTHIAS,
of Philadelphia, who was the presiding Of
fcer during the last session, will probably be
again placed in the chair
In the House, where the Democrats have
the ascendencv, JonN S. riley, Esq, Of
Armstrong county, we think will be the
Speaker He was second in caucus last
year. MIR. II would doubtless make most
excellent presiding officer, and is in all re-
spec,s worthy the station. Mr.. BoNHAM, Of
Cumberland, would also make good presi-
ding officer, aud is, too, a talented, firm and
reliable Democrat There are number of
other gentlemen in the House whose talents
and experience qualify them 10 fill the chair
with credi, and ability but it appears TO us
that the Two above named are decidedly the
most prominent, and that, in all likelihood
the choice will fall Oh Mr.. Rhey.- Lancaster
Hheiligenccr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
CENSUS OF IOWA.

The National lulelligencer gives the
following as the census returns of Iowa -
Dwelling houses in the State, 32,962,
families, 335l7; white males, 100 SS5
white females, 90,99l colored males, I6s
colered females, l67-tolal population, 1872,
2l4. Deaths during The year, 2O44 farms
in cultivation, lI,so5 manufacturing es.
tablishments producing annually $500 and
upwards, iS2.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

LAW JUDGES ELECT.


The official returns will no doubt, show
the election of the following persons for Jud-
ges OF the respective Judicial Districts
District Court in Philadelphia.
George Sharswood, President.
Geo. NJ. Stroud, and J. 1. Clark Hare, As
sociates.
District Court in Pinsburg.
Waller Forrard, President.
Henry W. Williams, Associate,
Common Pleas.
lSt District. City and County. Ospald
Thompson, President VIM. D. Kelley and
joseph ALLISON, Associates.
2d. Lancaster. Henry G. Long.
Sd. Northampton and Lehigh. Washing
ton Mccartney.
4lh. Tioga, Potter, Mexican, Elk and
Clearfed. r G. White.
5,h. Allegheny. Vm. B. Mcclure
9th. Erie, Crawford and Warren. John
Galbrai,h.
7h. Bucks and Montgomery. Daniel M
Smyscr.
sth. Northumberland, Lycoming, Clinton
and Centre. Alexander Jordan.
9th. Cumberland, Perry and Juniata. JAS
II. Graham.
iOIh. Westmoreland, Indiana and Arm
strong. ]. NJ. Burrll
llth. Luzerne, Wyoming. Mon,our an,
Columbia. John N. Conyngham.
l2ih. Dauphn and Lebanon. John
Pearson.
18th. Bradford, Susquehanna and Sullivan
David Wilmot
I4h. Fayette, Washington and Greene
s. A. Gilmore.
18th. Chester and Delaware. Topnsen
Hdincs
l6'h. Somerset, Bedford, franklin. +
N Kimme.
nth. Beaver, Mercer, Butler and Law
renee. Daniel Agnew.
18th. Venango, Clarion and Jefferson.
c. Knox.
18th. York and Adams. r. J. Fisher.
2Oh. Mifllin and Union. A. S. Wilson
2lst. SchuyIkil. c. w. Higgins.
22d Monroe, Pike, Wayne and Car bon
n. B. Eldred.
23d Berks. J. Pringle Jones.
2lh. Huntingdon, Blair and Cambria
, George Taylor.
Democrats in Roman, Wings in Nalic, NJ
. iyes in SMALL CAPS
REcAPITULATtoS.- DISTRICT COURTS.
Democrat. Whi!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

GEN. FooTE, OF Mississippi, arrived a,
New Orleans, on the Goth inst, and was so
seriously indisposcd as 10 be compelled to
take TO bed.
JSo. DAVIS of Boston, returned CaliIor-
nian, cut his sisters throat, on Saturday
last, finding her married in his absence
contrary 10 his wishes. He was arrested.
Hon. JESSE D. BRIGHr, Uniied States
Senator from Indiana, has fully recovered
from his late temporary illness.
BETWEEN one and two hundred men have
lately been discharged from the Charleston
Navy Yard.
THE first snow OF the season fell al BoiIa-
To-, on Sunday.
| NEVER run in debt, unless you see Il way
/ to ge, out again.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
TIE NENy POSTAGE LAW.

This law went INTO operation on the first
day of July inst, and will operate to the fol-
lowing effect upon the SuNBuRy AMERICAN.
/. Subscribers will receive ii by mail, in
Northumberland County, FREE OF POSTAGE.
.. For distance not exceeding ftty miles
al FIVE CENTS per quarter.
8. Over fifty and not exceeding three hun
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4. Over three hundred and not exceeding
one thousand miles, at FIFTEEN CENTS pei
annum.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

SECRETARY OF STATE The names of sew
eral gentlemen are spoken of in connection
with the office of Secretary of the Common.
wealth under Governor Bielcr. Amongst
these are William Mathiot, Esq, of Lancas-
ter, Judge Campbell, of Philadelphia, Judge
Woodward, of Luzerne, Col. Black, of Pitts
burg and Judge Dock, CT Harrisburg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

DEATH OF AN EDITOR John Newton Har-
ker, editor of the Delaware Gazette, died at
his residence in Wilmington, on Monday
evening. He was associate editor and pro-
prietor, several years since with his brother,
of the Baltimore Republican.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
New Advertisements.
WASHINGTON UOG SIC,
SUNBURY, PA.

vsvHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
IL and the public, that he has taken the well
known Public House, corner OF Market and Riv-
er streets, lately occupied by Mrs. Wharton. lie
trusts by strict attention 10 business, lie will he
enabled to give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their custom.
JAMES COVERT.
Sunbury, Oct. 25, lS5l.-tf
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Northumberland, Oct IL, Is5l.-6t.
MOTHER FRENCH REVOLUTION is

A MOTHER FRENCH REVOLUTION is
IN predicted, and there are almost as many
signs of one as there weTe in February lS49.-
Sill, the world of fashion will move quietly,
and gentlemen of taste and prudence will con-
tinue to get their supplies of clothing at the
Cheap and Fashionable Clothing Stsre OF Rock
hill q Wilson, No. III Chestnut ST., Corner
of Franklin Place, Philadelphia.
November l, 1851.
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NOTICE

as hereby given that the subscriber has been
N appointed all Auditor to audit the account
of Marx p. Scupham admir- of Martin lrva
decd and TO opportiUn the assets among tn.
creditors of said decd. He will therefore sttsns
at his office for that purpose, on Saturday, II.
lst day of November next, when ell intsrsstss
can attend if they think proper.
c. !. BRUNER, Auditor.
Sunbury, Oct. ls, ls5l.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

o. The absence Of the Editor at the
State Fair, at Harrisburg, will be a suli-
cient apology for the dearth in our edito-
rial columns.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

U Governor Johnston has appointed
Thursday, the 9th inst, as day of thanks
giving, to be observed throughout the Com
monwealth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

MIR. WEBSTER returned ts the seat OF
Government on Tuesday, from his visit
TO Massachusetts. We are glad TO learn
that his health is quite re-astablished
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

D- The Special Court has been in Sps.
sion during the week, in this place, under
Judge Wilson.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

Az Episcopal College is to be sstab-
ished at Racine, Wisconsin, that city hav-
ing raised $4,000 for the erection of build
ugs,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

The deaths in New Orleans for the week
ending the nth inst, were iO6-none by
yellow fever,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01

I TNK--Boureau' celebrated ink, and also Con
gres ink for sale, wholesale and retail by
December %, 1850. H B, MASsER.
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Estate OF EPlsseAgsI r.. SHANNON

Esq, Decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Tests.
~ mentary have been granted to the subscrl'
hers, on the estate of Ephruim p. shannon, Do
cd, late of the Borough of Norlhunbsrlans
All persons indebted to said estate, or ha'isi
claims against the same, are requested to sal
Oh the subscribers for settlement.
ALFRED KNEASS,
THOS. STRAWBRiDGE,
Executors.
Northumberland, Oct. IL, ls5l.-6t.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
Watches and Jewellery,
ALE ana ETAIL

w ''hN ", "
yvFgOs.EsA ALE and ETAIL
EEANlNG constantly on hand an immen
L stock of Watches and Jewellery, | am d
tcrmincd to sell at less prices than the same qua
ity of Watches or Jewellery are sold in Philad'
phia, viz:
Gold Lever Watches, full iewell.d ls ka
case, only S3O,
Gold lcpine, 4" " IS "a,
Silver Levers, full jewelled, only IA,
Silver Lepines, 4" IL,
Gold Pencils, l,
Gold Pens, Silver holders, l,
Also an immense stock of all kinds OF WstG
es, Gold Chains, Breastpins, Earrings Sill
Spoons, &c, all of which will sell at less p
ces than ever have been sold in this city, as
prices are certainly much less than ever here
fore sold in this city or county.
California Gold bought for Cash. Particu
attention paid to repairing Watches and Jew
lcry. All ask is a call to convince Purchas
that this is the place to purchase Watches, Je
clIery and Silver ware.
Persons by sending the cash they wish TO
pend can have a watch or watches sent to til,
bv mail with perfect safety, having sent them
that way lor the last 6 years. All communi
tions must be post paid. Please caIl or send
dcrs to LEWIS LADOMUS,
No. 1903 Chcsnut St., hetwn Sd and 4th ST.,
East Wing of Franklin Hou
Philadelphia Oct 25, ls5l.- t.
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THERE are now but three Wing Gov
ernors in the United States, viz. Yer
mont, Tennessee, and New York. Yer
mon, may as we'll be left for seed but
the other two, the Democrats have conclu-
ded 10 take.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-11-01

A correspondent w the Houston Iele'
prnph injuries what has been done with the
,.,. ,..,,a. ~ Land ao,o,oa IN eo,h county
~, -, -, =,
''' V'"''o" -.
Know what mas pcen zone WIN 'ne MY
leagues ofland donated by the Congress OF
the Republic oil Texas IN 1888 ana 30 Tor
founding two colleges, one IN Eas'cn ana
the other IN Western Texas,
We viii answer the above enquiries briefly
These lands were donated with certain res.
triciions which heretofore have rendered
them of no vane. The act which grants
them provides that they shall not he sold
nor leased for term exceeding twenty
years. We doubt whether half the counties
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-11-01

We have mol the sis9Afst dcaire to dts
surb the self <atlsisc.i0n and conteotnssnt
oil the very worthy and patriotic gentlemen
who on the 27,h Of November. lssO. ~.
sembled in the ~. Chasles theatre Tor the
purpose Of saving and psrpsssstiaG this
Union, by listening 10 TIE eloqusses Of
Mcssrs. Downs and Foot<, ard wxsAsns
down their noble sentiments together with
a plenlifsl quantity Of bonsd .sskeyD viii
champagne Of the choiesss brands; bat
n W. wsrs nos hidden "a the feast. ~ may
N excused for little malics---sea = Tho
suhiset II IL one for esrtaie valuable y
flseiions and asggsseions, We may b 'as'
sAsr excused fos rssainding shese pstssssas
gentlemen that Il wac On tAai scssass~
they passsd tie following rs~cess'sn
a6sh. Resolved. That ~ satsrsAia tor
our besthrsn Of The North. tsss irasssHsl
regard hat ~ cannot nor will not sss%s
tain ths slightest dosAt q Ne w'sea i~iss
which viii mark stssr observance al al ,ks
terms Of ,hs Comproa,iss I'D Nal, wnslss
W. regard with iad1aaaion ~ Iawtsss w.
leaee Of snpriseiplsd faaatses. Who hsss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-11-01

l7*sses7%se - aAa1F oo1lA essssssss.
hi Dssss 40 mi snySy ~ ~
Of espssn,bsr. Lynch Jaw. nhgise psh
|violeaes, asd iaessdissish.. all d ~ iss~,s
Of interest. Five men. whttsksr. Mskss.
ne. Rohiasoa. Gibson. aaa Thempssn. wers
hung by the citIsens Of eaa Francisco, IL dsa.
ancs Of the authorities. me shcriirdid allhs
could 10 protect ths prisoners. but without
avail. The Governor was denounced and
burnt in eiligy.
A writer from Sonorr says:
During the past year, have held four
inqussts Of each Of twelve houses, all cases
Of murder. in my beat, which IL not over
twelve miles square. During the same time
the murders and premature deaths Ia the
State, IS am informed on good authority,
have amounted to 1901
Young kaufman, Of Galveston, was ac-
cidentally killed recently. lie was, UNI
fortunately for him. in company with y
young man who had jus, killed VIM. Ford,
Of New York, and both were running from
the hotel, when the police shot young
kaufman b. mistake for the other.
There has been IA large fire at Maryville.
Two entire blocks have been burnt To the
ground Loss estimated at s500,O0O.
The Gre broke out in the house Of "a
China woman.
The Sacramento Union gives an account
of the blowing mp Of the steamboat Swan,
on her upward trip 10 Vernon. About Thirty
persons on board, nearly all Of whom were
either killed or more or less injured
The Chinese have taken the place which
African slaves would have occupied in Cal.
ifornia. They have brought with them
their Pagan worship; and it is now common
to see large population daily bowling down
before idols.
The prcscn, state of affairs in California
would hardly have cxis'rd had slavery beer
allowed there. As 1t is, under the mock
philanthropy Of the North, we have idolatry
in this State, and 10 Eutaw Mormonism
and polyganny'