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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-04-15
PANT MEDICINES
LOOK TO YOUR TEETH,
They CAN BE CURED -
DR.. La U ELS
OF PARIS,
TOOTH AND GUM SPECIFIC,

Tor PARIs,)
TOOTH AND GUM SPECIFIC
For he cure Of Sore, Diseased and Bleeding
GUMS, and rcmooing all Tarter from
the TEETH, for keeping them Clean and
White, and preUeating Decoy.
20 Prepared from the original Receipt by
w. EATON EVANS, CO.,
Sole PropristOrs for the United States
10 This valuable preparation was discovered
after long experiments, by L. NJ B. LACRUE,
one of the most eminent Dentists in France, ana
used by him in his practice for upwards OF nj
teen years, with the utmost success II not only
cleanses and beauties the TEETH, but keeps
them clear Of tarter and scnrvy; and wIll' u not
decayed, prevent their becoming so. II decay
has commenced, 1t will arrest its progress from
the purifaction it renders to the ! EElh. 1t IS
also one of the bestpurihers OF the breath ever
discovered
abundant evidence could be produced equally as
good as the fOllowing, if thought necessary, OFT
The Proprietor considers this sufficient to satisfy
any candid mind.
Better testimony cannot be offered in favor of
any medicine than the following from Doctor
S. Gilbert, whose character and integrity is well
known in the South and West, and much through
out the United States, as being the most success
full man living for the treatment and cure OIL the
most 1nVetefd1e OHlceTs Htlu OltClo.
Being called upon by Mr.. Evans, to give him
INV opinion respecting Doct Lacrue's Tooth and
Gum Specific, take pleasure in saying. that, as
agent. have sold the Specific rapidly, and so
far as l have heard from its effects it has given
universal satisfaction, and bearing the nppella-
ton Of the most superior article now in use for
cleansing and whitening the teeth; also for re-
storing tirmness TO soft spongy gums, or
healing where there is liberation with rapdty
Suffice it to say that it has no rival IN point Of
efficacy. GILBERT. NJ. d.
Dee 10th, 1850. &c Poydras-st. n. O.
NEw-ORLEANS, Dec. 25, 1850.
do hereby certify that about five years ago |
was badly salivated from the use Of calomel, and
from which time my gums and lips have never
been healed but have from that time been in
sore and liberated condition: at three different
times l have had the ulcers my gums burnt
out with canstic, which would relieve them for
again, and the front portion of the gum Of my
under Jaw had become so far wasted that
could nearly lay my little finger under the roots
of my teeth. On the LIST November last | pur-
chased from Mr.. Evans one bottle his Lacrue's
Tooth and Gum Specific. At the time Mr.. Evans
told me it would cure my mouth, but would
probably take six or eight weeks time. as my
gums had been in this diseased conditio so long:
but TO my surprise and qualification, in less than
four weeks my gums and lips were perfectly
healed and restored to natural and healthy APP
pearance, and the large cavity that was
under my teeth is being rapidly restored to its
former place Ihave this day obtained one more
bottle, which / feel confident will complete a
perfect restoration.
w. h. GAUTIER,
oFC A
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LIGHT Day Packet for Aberdeen
FASHION, r.
MOBILE s CCLUMRUS PACKET
The Ne,o, Light DraugLt, DorJie r.
Engine Steamer, 60
%a

ROBERT OTIS, MASTER.
(AH reports to the contrary notwithstanding.
WILL leave Mobile every Saturday Evening
w AT > o'clock-arriving At Columbus, On
Monday evening. Returning. Will leave Co.
lumbn> every Tuesday Morning. ats ocl0rk-
Moore's Blud, al 10 A. NJ Union Bluff al ] p
VI Arriving in Mobile on Thursday Evening.
November, 1851. 32-tE
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Dr. Christie's GaIYanic CuratiYes.
GALVANIC BELTS; GALVANIC NECKLACE
BRACELETS; FLUID;
RINGS; BANDS

GALVANIC PLASTERS.
THESE articles are of recent discovery, but
Il during their use medicinal agents in the
cure of nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Female
complaints, Paralysis and Palsy, Rheumatism,
Diseases of the Heart, spinal complaints, Nue.
ralgia and Tic Doloreaux, Fits and commissions.
&c, they have gained worldwide fame and no.
toriety. The effects of Galvnnism, by the use OF
these articles, lends its heathul and invigorating
influence to the afflicted. and is weekly among
you, performing some of the most wonderful
cures ever effected since the discovery of Gal
vanism. Physicians and men of the highest re-
spectability are daily lending their assistance,
and extoling the virtues of these meritorious GU
ratives. For sale at the sign of the
Nov 2S-tf NEGRO & MORTAR
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Gcrofnla Cnren.

This certificate conclusively proves that this
Sarsaparilla has perfectcontro over the most OBJ
stinate diseases of the Blood. Three persons
cured in one house is unprecedented,
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TENNESSEE OsNABURGs,

CEVEN eighth and three quarter DrilIings and
- four quarter heavy Sheeting, for sale by
HADEN & READ.
October LIST, 1851. 27-tf
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rhraa ChIlareIl.

TTIT-N7 Na7-N-- " Ng--e
Dr. Tolrnsead- Dear Sir: have the pleasure
to inform you that three 81 my children have been
cured Of the Scrofula By thesuse Of your excel-
lent medicine. They were afflicted very severely
with bad Sores; have taken.only four botlIss: 4
took them away Tor which feel myself lndeT
great obiagatlon q ours, respectfully,
SON ny
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Preparatory Department per session, SIS
Fourth Glass, per session, Is
Third Class, q" 20
Second Class, 4" 90
Fir, Class, 90
Languages (eacL) 10
Nue. on the Piano or Guitar, 25
Use o. Instrument for practising, S
Drawing and Painting, IS
Ou7mrntal Needlework, 10
Contingent Expenses,
Board per Month, Including lights,
wishing, bed and bedding) - so
Young Ladies, boarding in the Institute, must
furnish heir own towels; and every article of
clothing must be distinctly marked with the
owner hnme.
GEORGE r. CLAYTON,
President OF the Board of Trustees
COlUmJUS, Mss, Sept. 1851.
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WISTAR,s BAIsAM

Tie Best Remedy erer k'aorr', II Aam
EOR Coughs, Asthma Colds Group, Bronchit-
i is, Influenza; Bleeding Of the Lungs, Dill
Guilty of Breathing, Liver Affection Pain or
Weakness of the Breast or Side, First stages Of
CONSUMPTION, &c.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-04-15

For Me cure Of Sore, Diseased and Bleeding
GUMS, and removing all Tarter from
the TEETH, for keeping them Clean and
White, and preoenting Decoy.
90 Prepared from the original Receipt, by
w. EATON EVANS, CO.,
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EHEALTH, ECONOMY AND REFORM :

.HA X L NJ + ID Y FOR
EVERY DISEASE, AND
No CHARGE FOR AID
VICE. - A. KENDALL A
CO., Sole Proprietors Of the
ELECTRICAL FEBRl-
FUGE, unrivaled remedy
for Fevers of every grade.
KENDALL'S CHOLERA
SYRUP, for Bowel Com.
plants.
SOUTHERN ALTERA.
TIVE, a Blood Purifier.
UTERINE PILLS, the
Females Friend.
TEMPLEMAN'S STIM-
uLATING IMMINENT, etc.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
BgiSlQeeCNte3. Paint.

FOR WOOD nRIcK sNp oTnrR nrr1pINss' syE,Msoars
SHIPS. RAILROAD CARS, DErors AND ALL OUT
''1 UNDER DER, W H A''' s.
t pub respectfully called to the tollowp
favor the celebrated PAINT H.
use the South The Of the Paint, firmly ssshsd and
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jso F. MILLER OF ArrAKApAs
In 1uvsstI wa, ndnced tn .nn th Ridvo. Mineral pain,
nv and aysrv rnst Il haa
g. ADD
@ sss sb snS sS @ e ssS. sS
s 'i ss se n.' formed solid
r....,. 's''S {: !.:' ''s
np sT MA. , I'D ~ ~ .cMo1IA
painted
ss ssss.
T sas TIE HsFEe aS
''''''''''' '''''''''' - II slssi .ss .-'
D To- poRro1sr o.
aaTs Taed ne tANh or waien essIr e. =
PoRPE three months and SPARK
and CINDERs CONSTANTLY falling upont has had NO EFFECT
n shout four PERFECT md am s.,i.
poeasng qualities necessary CERTAIN
M IN, eou
aay rs ", G Tor sne purposes eel
(signod) WEI. BROWN, Captain oil TowboatPorpoiss
Neworleans, December l, 1881
Observation-Disclosures an u,yr ,r.,,.cu,. AVN .,,,,,u.
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
u.n;r, hsd Tho 1nratA NJ I'D Dof,u A.. mn
ATER pATNT rd II. ,nar,..
op;nion Win ~ nv ,ly
X ~ ps SnSE w ne
PEaIoR kPTfcE "" SAID PAINT as so
' Louisiana DOCK Yard,
r'-a j. p WHITNEY s co.
atI.I.. Aventa Lou aisna DockCo
NovOreans Februaru a 1ssa
7' : "' > N's- i ~
Ihass used no bRTp az PArST month
on Gsa and budngs On and
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sADDLERY, HARM EsS, ETC.

s. LACEY & Co, 81 st. Charles street, ST
WlBRANGH OF LACEY PHHLIPss CELEBRATED HAIR
ps5s 9serhE e nssassS ps
~ REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDEDTo. TESS lyAW
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The said report being adopted, the following
resolutions OF the Board OF Aldermen were read
Resolped. That the Surveyor be ami, r.
hereby, authorized to place n the vara If
Jefferson Fire Company No Is n G Commode . !;
provided the expense Of the same be not more
than seventy five dollars
Resoived, That two hundred dollars be, and
the same y nefeny approprla,ed TO h9ok and
$1,000 already appropriately to purchase lot
of ground for said company.
-,
hereby, authorized to issue his warrant on the
Treasurer, in favor Of Jefferson Fire Company
No, ", for one hundred and nine dollars lsl09l,
sance Of 552 feet Of hose paid by said company.
- r. Z
Resofred, That the Comptroller be, and is
hereby, authorized to sell at public auction,
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tn EW ADV EBIlSEMENI-Let every BODY
R. r. r.
RADW.fY'S RE.aDY RELIEF
Is TIE FIRST ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
It will stop THE MOST FIVE MINUTES OR
sfi
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. f
instant to the moa tomentng and
TO THE SICK AND pAIN.suFRERINa OF NEW
81 sa thsE n
J Ro X s M
1T HAS CURED,
IN. NINETY CAsEs OUT OF HUNDRED,
s sHESA1a1s IN IN 6 osE H 59gas.
9S ESHSzA $ $|$E sIsS#Ss
S sARAs ss$HHs sSHHs
SSEH sHASSr 4 s s5$5 s SzS5HH
cs sFs WoGa ARosi s os
TEE AZ II Eli: sss ss ps
SICK HEADACHE; ,.,
z
p''''4''' ''''' ''' y PREVENTION.
tafreah and enventbs heavy feelings
IN BATHING,
ssss
dissale aickneas, headache and bioasnesa.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
piARRHeEA DYsENTERY BLOODY ELux CHOLERA MoRsgs
the meas distressing dschargsa and win speedily
''A'' = ~ we S~A' : NEURALGIA. @ & u.s.
P4IN STOPPED INSTANTLY. st
aaenee over ahap darling pang pain
M s n
ss .ssss
ae he nervous sats and supply the with
pH'''' RHEUMATISM.
/ O. PAINS RFLLEVl7D IN FIVE MLNUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the and eIcaciatns
pains Of aest rsssop9 are Lying H. h y
from to whose ota distorted with
s s a as
Tie ely q NewYoh hundreds Of The
pq o Ss @ the @
the Union FOL the Inst four have tested themeyeo
Io CHILL FEVER.
CHLLLs STOPPED IN A FEW MINU7Ea-PALN RELLETED
INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF acts Ike charm in
with strength and secretion of the syse
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
,s yoa @ IL
S n Is TAKEN kssy sppsa ssay
minutes stop Pa1 G9d & s on ss.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT Co., ISL cliartres street. Neworleans,
tB General Agent who will supply deaerd in the country Rad
way Co. p'l'''' rn1cE:
LARGE BOTTLES. 90
Sold also q n il Magazine street, and By
AZ fo1 r. r. R. Or RAILWAYS READyRELEr mha7yAw
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GAMUEL REYNOLDS cures CANCERS. sea-

CANUEFsS,
n HEAD, WHITE SWELLING, SORES ULCERS every
Description Graye street, tes
the
citizen, to the efficacy of my treatment:
NEW ORLEANS, October 8, 1852
s. REySolps, Sir beg express you my thsnks
and grateful Acknowledgements for the benefit received
srated which hsa convinced TINT your medicine and treatment
other practitioners hae endured
usl. relief Dr. Gilbert in e. ~
For ak month Dr. Gilbert operated in his treatment
fire purgatory hut though he cured the
Caners returned much
Depang relief medtaing the npuaton my
receiving relief
only went last RECOURSE My faith in Dr. Gberl such
preclude belief that could
but ind that your treatment mild and eAciy thank kind
means Tia hua fmiv now aarv fram
Diseases only require know address
Eighteen months
apsed since treated warranted IN assuring that
perfectly cured. fil3e JOHN 4. H0YT, Halter,
dAWtf Charles
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I, son b&lalf u liz Committee On
\ it4. ~ ~ u 1 {a1loWinR renorts and rsso.
s'''ssssi a. sslN Mat aaspsnssd vith,
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Nh. Wilson, on behalf Of the Committee on
Prisons and Court houses, presented the follow
Ing resolution, and the rules being suspended II
was road twice and adopted,
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ID CONT street, between Chartres and Levee.
~ B. ANTosNINT- BIrLfARDTABIFs and PATENT INDIA
CUSHIONS guaranteed respect
up mis- Keeps awsyss hanf NEW AND SECOND
HAND BILLIARD TABLES and all articles game
Also, n the game o Lotto Ten Pin Alleys furnished
INDIA CUSHIONS will penso cl at his establishments
90 Common street, the Yerndn, orlieh
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DROUGHT to the First District Police 4
ID Prison- - IA
BETSEY. mulatress, years ncheso(2
high; she belongs to Mr.. Hopkins .X3
RICARD, grife about old, feet inches high
scar between his eyes says he bccngs to Mr. Lnn ,Ba
DEMPSEY nblack years high;
he belongs Mr.. Pipkin. ~ -
MARIA black years o feet high says she belongs
Mr.. Polk the Coast.
The owners please comply with the law them.
]. WORRALL, Warden.
Neworleans September TO- 1859. n sep13 law3w
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The shove report being adopted, tho resolu-
I'm Q TN BoaSd Of IA dermen, & granting per-
sl1issloI 70 Ihoss ]: pear to make public sales
Pf holSee and dsays on the corner Of Common
ba5QN Ciycns street, for 8 period Of sixty
NJ 0on1aduesltly rktecte{[ & E
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC. T.
JOHN MCCARTHY PLUMBER, No. 1884 Camp street. Newor-
leans has COCKS.
yaels zfs FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS BEER etc.;
Co0klSG KANGES / BATfiiNG TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTI9Ns 49, ri f,--5F =
Ship and Steamboat work
promptly attended TO- ~ CHARGES MODERATE. aep2a
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III haa obtained Loaisvla Ky
FEvERs as well following Rheuatsm out Fits
Tic Dououreu1 Bronchitis Peun Hspatts Liver Complaint
and all determinations Of the Internal Vscea His
dsuscsions last winter in the Medical College, together
frequent vinits the Charity Hospital
mems Morbid Anatomy which hs can him
Diseases Syphilis .s worst and
Secondary Gonorrha Structures Geet ETC.
Office between Poydrasand Perddo
Dr. LocKwoODs SPECIFIC, curtain syphilis,
Gonoa obtained at the office five dollars bete
On The receipt ofGye dollars postpaid be sent 70 tho
United States The will observed in all
tn Office hours N. N. % lyos
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And the resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen,
granting charter for ten years to Liberty
Hose Fire Company, was rejected.
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a. lleSSSse62 1hAe ~ ths7 sles - ese9
City Work house shall not 20 aslhQfazSa g en-
ploy the prisoners confined therelft u the manu-
fscfurina of furniture or other work, unless by
aufhUrify of an order from the COMMITTEE on
Prisons and Court houses a tnas S'ouAeli
IL. "a q b. III i q she COMMITTEES on I'M,
'pfoyement and Building, presented the following
ranort ma resolution, and the rules beng sus-
~ I'M. NAV we're read twice and adopted unaniS
niously BY yeas and nays
/ INA Inspros cmend and Building COMMITTEES, TO
Ewhom was referred the petition Of I. Irwin,
askinr permission to extend Dryades Street
Market, report that they have examined the
cantract between petitioner and the late Mu-
nicinality No. Q, from which il appears that the
netitoner ii authorized to extend the aforesaid
isarket,at any time during the term of his con-
The plan submitted for approval corresponds
iii design with the existing market.
s Your committee submit the following resolu-
ton: THos Y. LEEDS
L. BURTHE,
5. n FL j. b. DoLHONDE Il
Resolved, That the Comptroller be authorized
To enter into the necessary contract with P.
Irwin, for the extension Of the Dryades Street
Market, in accordance with plan submitted,
arreeably to terms and conditions Of former
contract sss@ 49,
NE. Burthe, from the same committee, offered
the following, and the rules being suspended, Il
was read d second time and adopted
The Committee on Improvements and Build
Eines, to whom was referred the communication
az the officers Of the Washington Artillery, rep
resenting their Arsenal to be in state Of great
dilapidafion, after personally examining sale
premises, beg leave to report as follows
N, IN J. B. DoLnoNDE,
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Resofped, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized to enter into the necessary
contract with John MeVittie, principal, and Da-
yid Rea, security, for the repairs Of Engine
house No. Is, situated on the northwest side of
Basin street, between Cont and Bienviie streets,
for the sum Of two thousand five hundred and
seventy dollars; payment to be made in cash on
the completion and acceptance of the work by
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The minority report and resolutions of the
Committee on Health presented on the 22d Of
June last by Mr.. Shaw, laid over and partially
adopted on the 9th of July following, came up
as the order of the day, aud were, on motion Of
Mr. Andrews, laid on the table subject to call.
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The resolution relative to an increase of the
city police, and providing for certain repairs to
the station-houses, ETC., came up rs the order of
the day, and was, on motion Of Mr.. Stetson, laid
over, subject to call
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n Va ~ DIN II. W ILLSUN. s.
ResofueI, That the Comptroller be and he is
hereby authorized to sell at auction, after ten
days notice. u contract for the supply Of Hose
for the use Of the Fire Companies Of the city
for one year, in accordance with specifications
on file in the Surveyors Office; sale to be made
subject to the approval of the Council. +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11
THE LATEST NJ, VS.,

Cad Neesl S4nsrnk ~ ~ 4
we afe clad % aaNo1aes that N piepesek
s.s plenty Of Offers Of assistaace, and morn
han !, can accommodate. We ere greatly
nhl;sed TO our bro,her prinsers. We know
,b., we were not mistaken when we relied
nan the printers. They have got AZ much
sf ,be shirt of freedom and independence a.
.nv other class Of people. We are so easily
throarh our difficulties and made so we'll sat
;.sed. that we relent and are almost sorry we
AID no, let the Society, tGod forgive them.l
r..s sab silexsio, Hereafter, we trust that that
distinguished body will continue to do precise
Is a. they please--tha,, provided it seem good
"a them. they will denouncr the very sun which
.bines upon the Dispaich--that they will at
once give forth to the Republic, that they and
che Disnatch Cannot exist in the same atmos-
nbere, hisa matter Of the least possible mo-
men, to tho Dispatch, what they may think or
what they may do; and as we love to see every
boay enjoy themselves to the utmost of their
cspsci,y for enjoyment, we trust that, provid-
ed il may afford them any qualification, they
nav continue to denounce the Dispatch, even
a. ;he dog bays the moon for shining so bright
Iy-while that glorious luminary smiles Sc
renely in the skies nor is turned one moment
fror her career by the luminosity that would
fam Blot her from existence.
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,ypoRT.Nr FROM TEXAS.

p,oceediags Of the 1'eras Legistature--Ac-
,;on on The Teas Debt BHt-Rditrodd
Ferer-Iaterestiag from Ei Passo, &c.
Cs,xLEsros, Feb. 9.-Galveston dates to
sFa 3Oth of January have been received at New
Orleans.
The bill providing for the payment of the
lent of the late Republic of Texas has been or
israd TO third reading in the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes with some slight amendments. The
iii a. amended provides for the unconditional
nsvment Of the second class of debts, and of
arch of the first class as are not provided for
by the proyiso: and also for the payment of the
certificates Of the third class since recognised
a. the second class, and the amount audited
hv legislative acts, with the exception of $685.
053. for which amount On act was passed in
favor of Stuart Perry, in lSiS.
The bill further provides that the remaining
debt of the first class shall be paid when the
Government is satisfied that the Secretary OF
the Treasury has been required by law 10 issue
TO Texas sums OF stock equal TO the sums for
which the State may at any time present at
the Treasury at Washington the required re-
leases from any of its creditors.
The railroad fever in the Texas Legislature
has subsidized. Ii is probable that limited
amount will be appropriated for the improve
EUent of rivers.
The Joint resolution nominating General
Houston for the Presidency has been engross'
ed in the House-but 81 voting in the negative
Tie mail carriers from San Antonio to E
Passo, and to Santa Fee, have been obliged IL
return on account off the heavy rains.
Col. Graham, of the Boundary Commission ar
rived al San Antonio from Ell Passo on the 2lst
en- route TO Washington.
Col. Sumner is extremely unpopular at E
Passo, and the people are anxious that thu
eighth military division be extended to the Ii
mits of the State. Ell Passo is entirely unpro
tected.
The announcement Of the failure of Messrs
Mcdowell & Hills has created a great pani
at Galveston. The fears relative to Mes.rs
Mills & Co., at first entertained. had subsidized
ard it is now believed that the latter firm CO
redeem all their liabilities,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.

kossuth was presented to the Ohio Legis-
lature on the 7th, at Columbus. He was well
coined by Lieut. Governor Medll, and made
speech in reply, having the following new
comparison: he compared this nation to new
Moses, on new Mount Sinai, shouting out
with laundering voice to the despots of the
world "Henceforward this shall be law, in
the name of the Lord, your and our God. We
shall not kill nations; ye shall not steal their
freedom ye shall not coyet what is your niegh-
Dor g." lie also speaks Of Ohio and himself
having the same birth day as q remarkable
concidenceI