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by j. e. McGUIItE, Aucftonoer.
TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-on Tuesday afternoon,
July 2b 6H O'Clock commodous and well arranged three
brick dwelling, coniaiotnx ten
rooms with the buildings and large o is stu
atsd desirable and central Of the city on io street
west, between q aud II t.E
Title iDdirputa able IF. f.s- n.
For terms, Ac., apply to .
d, $50 ..#4 JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July 2i--d zs#H @.E Auctoncer.
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DY Of wrs Of fe Jaeias issued Clerks Of
Circuit Court Of District Columbia the
Of Washington and dec,ex shall public
Tuesday, 10th Augurt O'Clock
before Court county following described
properly the right, title, and Of Enoch Rdgeway
In No. 10, rquarc No. No
2 and south half 10. No s In square No a9a IN the ciy Of
seized and levied property of Eaocb
Rdsewsy will be sod saiisfy judca 81 35
October, s3 Robert tt John O. and John r. Cal
Ian r said Enoch Eidgeway. = .ls - el-..--L : u II
JONAH d. HOOVER,
July 20-dss conmbia
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Nvccsn nMTEAcHKRs.-Th- ~ silsason Of p~ucips, Of In,
~ ,n5n Sehool of ssumoe will at the o
year July 3a and the Board
s-.s. - s"k ses'e"s ~ hhtsinrg r.y.cn
ervs apple ssions u. same 49, - y ~
,"'es on me sebool The salary will fih~rsi.
JOHN y MoNMoNiER, Ch sismsn,
-4 H# ALEX ID. GORDoA,l 1a.t y
NJ TovER " So"""fee.
Mo-, W. O. KNOWLES, .ul s 4Ha
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WRIGHTsBoRo', Ga, January, 1888.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23
PROSPECTUS
TEXAS REPUBLICAN,.

,I'HE TEXAS M rRLtcAN zone of thu largest
] paper. putii.hyd W ia-frrn Texas. aud c.at4i ne
gfrairr amount uf reading fa,isf than any country
prpsf ~ rfas ~ loui.ia.s.
Il IA published ., the low price II 90 80 per snnum
If pai At the tnn u subscribing 90 90 II rad In
~ ,.iouhs 81 % u "a uent BE- delayed uuu after
the III months
~ sub.cfinsr- tskpu ont ~ the county wthoui N.
advance Dayrnr1i have found " mora trouble ~
collect such DEBTS ih.n 10 -rrn ite money.
Per.un. .hnr 10 snbscfie can DO 50 hy r-fnir'ing
The by mail vt our risk. taking iic fecsi9t Of the
Postmaster lha' fhr nou~y Dos beer 'eii'
~ ihi- pnprr has he-f n-afiy ihuf yegrs ~ uneru
ton deem Il unnecessary 90 say r.ach N IT, pssi
career W future raursr fatins tie past "a gnde
Ne are wllfing be luised b. h.
II j. sufficient 60 -, ths' u is democratic nap.r
sui viii endesyor to maintain Tie pnHclple. of that
party ia their PURIFY.
Nsfshni Is peflai. the best locniiaH fsr neyspa.
PER ~ gny afher plare n tHsirfn Tens Hnyns y
nj weed ly mail FROM Shreveport Hrd g~ifaV great
many papers hy the ssrrus boats that run ati- Red
River t0iie nfr enabled 90 luF lsinHs our fradrr,
10 ihe interior later An tie can ehieif tt-s .
aus Other channel p De-. ltr Save e taiifa bic 81
change l-i Hf near nov fapeH ani naRaxines.
bracing some at the nnsf prfglsr pubeatipfs the
country From the.. We have lii- hest .eehlties for
making HH Interesting payer
Politics. news. literary srre'inus. fsiirnad article.
educational matter She nisfAtis 1gf every thing cal
analcd 10 advance toe Interest II and un.ry
Viii be- found IT, columns
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Ell TION MOTTO CO.

In pursuance Of the proclamation of his
Lxee,iency p II Bell, Governor Of the
State OF Texas. bearing date the 10Th day
OF May, A. d. 1888. polls will be opened
at each precinct In Harrison county, Texas
on the frs, Monday in August next, it be.
ing tho first day thereof, for the election
ri II Governor. Lieutenant Governor, and
Office also for one Representative to the
Congress OF the United States, tor the first
Congressional District OF the State afore.
sald and also for ono Senator aud three
Representatives for the county OF liarrI-
son aforesaid.
And whereas his Excelency. aforesaid
has issued his proclamation to wit.
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ANOTHER FRESH STOCKi

farmerS' and Mechanics Cheap Cash
Sior,- " hoiesais and Reiaa ~
fJ'HE subscriber respectfully invites the at
l tvutoH OF the citizens OF Marshall, and
the public At large, TO has stock Of
Dfy G4ads aud Groceries,
Uana,eor,, Siotes. Furniture, &c.
Now ON hand ana Ia daily receipt, every variety
~ u-eiri, Vel Us fancy articles in hiI line.
Witch he offers on the most liberal terms. being
determined 20 keep up wilh the times, by sell.
ing cheap for Cash NJ anticipates from the
low price, h. intend, "a offer his goods al,
i1rfd >iRr" Of patronage. His stock consists
ut fresh groceries. domes,ic-. hats, caps bon
nets, boots, shoes. ready made clothing, and
general stock u DIS goods, glass, lin and
eartHenWare, castings. sali, Ne; oil of which
~ii De -uld low for cash. or exchanged for
country produce, on pleasing terms, by
kl\U IHETFORD.
Marshall, Nav II 1859 nt5-lv.
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TAMEs NJ CURTIS, g. Q. J. TAYLt

IAMES NJ. CURTIS, g. o. J. TAYLOR,
- having purchased the entire interest Of +.
q. Pierce, Esq, in he late firm Of Pierce, Tay-
lDr. & Curtis, beg leave to inform THEFT friends
and The public generally, that they viii con.
time tn mercantile business, at the old stand
under the name ard slylc Of Curtis & TAy.
LuR. They have ~ store an extensive assort-
meni OF goods OF almost every style and Va.
rety, aud which they will sell rs low = any
house 10 Texas, for cash or ON the ussal time
to debi-paying customers.
CURTIS Il TAYLOR.
Marshall, June 70, 1898. molly.
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NEW SI'K5el. GOODS

ISL received and opening new and SPLEEN
- did assortment Of Spring GOODS,fo
town and country trade. embracing an extern
ave hue Of Staple Domestic fpreig &c aud
Fancy Goods. together with complele stock
Of ladies and gents wearing apparel from the
croAn Of lhr head 70 ibe SOD, OF tse foet Iron
castings, hardware, erud-!one-, queruswafe,
-addl"ry, etc, eie., ala Of which our irend-
and customer are invited 10 calI, price, aad buy,
a, all three are synouy nous, at our present IT,
di,cti priess
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THE LAnCUar STOCK OF GOODS

Ever Dpcged an THIS HdT6d''
INHEY respectfully invite the aucpt'on OF
! their old customers (as many gard new
one, A. they can get and buyers generally. To-
their present stock which has been -cl,elcd
with great care IN the best northern markets.
Their stock comprises Il general and band.
sOmr assortment of
SPAPiI AND FANCY DRl .OOpS.
Hard1are, cutlery. iais, Boois, SHOES,
REApl NADE CLO1liiNG.
Tin Ware. china. GLASS, and Qaecnsware,
Wood Ware, &c.
II i. usual for merchants IN their advertise.
menls to make many fine promises, and hold
GU, extraordinary Inducements to their Gus
toners Believing the people know all of
This kind o; stuff TO be hrwbug, We shall
make no such promises, ard hold cut no ial-c
Inducements. But this Ne do PROMISE that
We viii sell you good goods and at such prices
a. III enable you to purchase and rs To i've
we solicit continuance OF the patronage so
LITERALLY extended heretofore.
school HOOKS.
We have on baud the largest variety Of
School books stationery, and an ARTICLES per-
tanning to such trade ever offered ia Marshall
We would invite the attention of paren,s and
teachers.
April Is. 1853 "
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NOliCA.

'EliE undersigned has lost or mislaid hia
J. heeun,h certificate for n third OF 4 league.
OF iHnd, obtained from ihe Disiric, Court Of
Shelby county, on the 18Th Of October, lsl3.
This Is 10 give notice, that If 1t is not found
within tie time prescribed by lsw. he will ap.
pig to the proper oiilccrs for duplicate.
John WOMACk
Bethany. TeSas, Nay u, 1883. 40
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MARSHALL. INSTITUTE,
FOR You NJ LADIES AND GIRL

FOR You NJ LADIES AND GIRLS,
NastaH, N1,1 ,saH couHtg, Tara.
HIS Institute, situated 90 retired ,mri of
Tee toautiHl town Of Marshall. VII bee
openod tor the reception of pupils, or thc II
Monday lu september, and continue 20 montb-
Toe design nj the Principal Of th- c.labil.1-
mcHt, Is u" tUrm-h parents td guardians a.l
the nclliIv- ct u FENNANrNr SCHOOL tor ihe
education # thrlr daughters md ward, with
l'l the advantage. af "a we'll furnl-hrd cumno.
dion huildnl ample apparatus, and highh Cd
ucatrd, experienced teachers The courS- Of
instruction wiil h' most Thorough. M the lower
and higbrf LNGttsH HHANCHr-, with particular
sttruunn io MATHEMATICS Lain aud French
Will also be- Taught HE latter by native
frcnchmau. a graduate of one Of the most ccl.
vbfaird universities on the continent
The MUSIC Department viii be- under the
control 81 teacher VITO Is equally competent
to instruct upon the Organ, Piano, OF Guitar
~ a word every cilor. Wti be- made 20 PRESENT
all the advantage, Of older and long established
schools lu other paris Of th" country. The
discipline Wil be- administered kindly and
hrn, hy lhe Principal Pupils wlll be- required
to att Hd public worship on lhc sabbath t'e
Principal ais avs giving the parent ~ guardian
the privilege of selection az ong The four
churches n t'ro village, at the time OF en-
trance.
The rates Of tuition and board are n fol.
loNs her .rS.lpo of Ia months
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cards. Of all sizes; a superior article q book
paper. besides hne lot Of fool-eap, folio post,
aud letter paper; very pretty assortment, of
note paper for printing ball uekei, funeral
note paper, etc, etc Hs work j. not only vel
executed, but is doue without delay.
PAMPHLETS. n NtRNL TICKETS
CARDS iNk~ ~ al had,
BALL TfC KITS. BILL HEADS.
STORE BILLS. HAND hills,
ms HORSE BILLS. ,fc,
viii bee printed at the shortest notice.
tie has ou band loi Oh Blank Executions
ard citations, fof magistrates Also, lot Of
BLANK No;ts.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE proprietor OF the RE-
TyHLlcAs would respectfully
inform ii'e public that he ir
now prepared 10 execute a.,
maHrcf Of Bosl and Jab
Printing -tyle not To be
cxtelIrd by any establish.
meui IA the coun'fy. lie
hiss on hand y large lot Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23

1 CNSk Of Sweet COL for sale hv
NOl Nc 4 JOHNSON.
tprl =. l~53 "
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TIIl. VI A X h l. i 5.

The following quotations are taken from
,le rleayune Of the sIh inst.
ltvgsrooL cLAssirictrioN
Ordinary 81 Coed N'diirns ~
. ~ gsa iol Far. .....i,
v,or.-rrcm 81 n To ~ -
pa.x FROM sl5 % to u -it.
u,ros Hans FROM ;, To ste, clear r,dcs nj Sic
.tauldrr ell NJ 81 a Ste.
Ltp-. AS loc.
,oyr,r 81 a DE.
,-uorot trs Prom 9 " Toe.
.ra,n Il rc~n. from - to tic.
R,aotsG. --kenipcky, from ca To lJc.
ur,sw,y From ~ to 29c,
r,tr RnrE --Nrgitrky. 6. 6ic.
sans -- Rear - 10 M Deer. in lHt l2l tc l6r
MOI ssxs. From ~ To 2t,o
,,,ri s-.--s ar 70 gle
RicE--At a I.
roRS-Ofdinary, - 4 80
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HAlI.Olt1Nl..

"A, u f. THOMPSON >uil continues the
n tailoring business 90 Marshal, shop
IL Wt+ side oi the public square Mons
dome promptly auG so III" most fashionable
81. f, Tie respectfully sohclt- the patronage
of tl,c publy lc,hnr satisfied that be WI. al-
WAYS give satisfaction.
March. a. 1853 ~
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SIC. !. Tha, the Governor -hnn eau.e this

SIC. T. That the Governor shall cause this
act To- be- -ubmitcd to the qualified electors, at
the next general elect on to be held ia August
nex; and # there mr. more votes casi 10 Ia
vor of than sga.ns, the adoption Of this acl,
then Is shall take effect and be IA force, and not
otherwise.
Approved, February T. 1859
Now. therefore, |, p. llansbrough Bell. Gov.
ernor Of the State Of Texas, do hereby, IN
pursuance Of the requirements of SAID act,
order aud direct that the Chef Justices Of the
several counties, (and in case Of vacancy IN
the office OF Chief Justice, or the inability Of
ihe, officer to oct. then any two Of the County
Commi-iooers.) cause polls to be opcard a.
the several precincts, IN their respective couu
ties. on the ,irs, Monday (bring tie FIRST day
of August next. and the votes Of all those
voting Tor Representatives IN tie State Legs
lature to i~ taken ior aud against the adoption
Of lhe SAID act. The Chief Justices Of the
several counties. fani IN ease or vacancy IN
the ollie Of Chiei Justice, OF inability of that
officer to act, ten any two VI the County Com
m.-.iouer~,J VII return 10 the SECRETARY Of
State complete lists showing the number Of
Votes ca, ior and aga.n.i the adoption OF the
said act
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23

I'ilt uudrf-igncd are uow RECEIVING a large
l and well selected stock of drug, mrl
clues, ps'uts OILS, dYc.stu,t,. branches aud
vines, (ior medicinal pufpo.e-) chewing aud
Stocking tobacco, cigars landreih, garden
seeds, fame, goods, nud yanhc, noiioHs, school
books, stationery, cutlery, g..
All of which we wish to sell
lDi NJ 4 JOHNSON.
Jan Z. 1853 nat.
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NI.I.I(AI. Card.

hR y. \ MORGAN. has located perma-
] , ucuily : m4lr- North of Marshal llag-
ing rrceuti, supplied himself with stock If
fresh aud genuine medicines. he is prepared 70
practice bi- profession IN AL H. branches
llrwill br found at his residence at all times
when not professionally absent.
Feb -. 1888 u33 Gm
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Remaining in the Post Office at Mar
shall, quarter ending June 3Oth 1888
4 lnnL Hun A...I.u
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..uiis. In testimony whereof have
S2kV:. hpr.uuto set my hand and caused
q +: the great seal Of the State TO be
1 affixed Done at tie city Of Aus.
7YUN tn this 9th day Of May, A d.
1883, of the independence y the United
States the 77th, aad of Texas he lstn year
y. IL bELL
By the Governor
THo>. II DCyAL, Sec'y Of State.
June 1 SOB. - "
b. it therefore known that, at the same
time and places, polls will Ne opened fot
the adoption or rejection OF the foregoing
act, entitled An act making appropfIa
tons for the Improvement oil the Rivers oI
the State"
And whereas his Excellencv aforesaid
has issued anothcs Proclamation, rs fol
lows, to wit;
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(A VIZ have secured the services Of
f& Nr J Bailey IN connection with
the above establishment who carries on the
saddle ani iarnass business 10 all its branches
where customers apd travellers can III attended
to ~ ~hcr, notice.
MAY H. 1888 15-U
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AZ Gals CAMPHINE, for sale BY
~ lJnly ~. YOUNG Il JOHNSON
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Elementary branches, 500 go
Second Junior Class, % 0e
First 80 80
Middle Class, 40 90
SENIOR 49, 90 90
Incidental fe. for each, 0e
Music on Piano, with
use of instrument, $40 90
Music on Organ with
us. of Instrument 40 90
Music on Guitar, with
use of instrument, 20 90
Drawing, Pe'uaug, Embroidery, and
Wax Work, c.eh 10 90
Board can be Obtained with the Principal, bg
paving IN advance, at the Nery low rates Of
$50 90 Tor 10 months. IN all eases the pupil
wlil b. expected to remain, from the TIM. Of
entrance, till 10. close at lhe session, but fof
those who prefer attending but hall OF the
session, lu,i ote.h half of the preceding rates
will be- charged Nc deductions excepting for
uroiracted sickness \ limited number Of
Young ladies Wiii be- received A. Parlar B-,rf-
srs, who viii be allowed, at the discretion If
the Principal, to make and receive visits.
Bills for Board and Tuition payable SEMI
annually
EMMA W. BONrOEY, Pri-eipak
IDLY q, $50 nl-ly
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Law Notice.

GRANVILLE LENS attorney u Luic
VI has removed from Jytlc,,uu To- Marshall
IT, vii continue lhr practice Of lass 10 'a.s
tud other couujic, ip the sixth Judicial district
aud la The supreme and federal courl, al Tyler
June l. lS5S -
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e 4 u ID =. ETC.

~ A PAFlLlO, Attorney al La,o, Marshall
HARRISON county, Texas. nj
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- n sTANShCRi, Attorney and Cum
liz sctlor at Lar, Marshall, Texas,
May 81, 1858. nAs-ly,
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.nggic> for sale on Commission.

Euggic> for sale on Commission.
NAV ou aaut several bug
~ gie.. with AVID without tops,
- manufactured by one oi the best
establishments uofiA. whrh Wii scH at ten
percent op cost and charges.
DAVIS &. BO\FOEl.
july rs, 1893 NIT
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MCDONALD L SANDERS.

NTNV TTET OKD.
Marshall, May II, 1859 nt5-ly.
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Plough fya"ti,y Wagon a.d Csrr;Asl
Making Gun SMithinH.
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Persons calling for the above leitefs will
please say rse, are advertised
CASEY As Ell, = "
July rs l~53. ~ 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

4. .z u. s.
Pursuant e RS2.< Il
.rsf'&ps 8. 8. - - t,n - * f'k
e1nIspsA q tss 49, .... s-.<-.. Nv. ~.
~, e9 aso. e. 80 H. -, r. N.tS'ss *.
St. .. 3 * < ~ 49,
=. -. k..a, 1~,1.fns1 M ch;eef. II
.....1 .s,:.k ses, =, i,resent 4; 1he r.,nzi6
rs :ns<.,n* s<-s.l Il ~ 1,eSs.;ir;s -.
3 49, - !, s;,gs.i ,hs sdsaE,s - ~,
rt4 Ss< = ia,s., ~ r,,s S,h,s r,S
8. ~. 49,. ~ 49, .s, ~ IA 49,
,hs .er5inal poiiif ~ ver.
is w 81 S = isr ~ i;,ds
IVY ,ss nv 2},, ~ =
@rH ~ ~ =, - $500 1910, ~ ,-S,l1 u.
y s., hs tsrst;s, 81 tiis r ;Iro. II
s.s's, -. ~ .s i - s..S,* X n
y -, ~ f-;;.,a ~ h.;n. rSi,ta -. =,
40 1880 = f,S;lsrssSe -s.llh ~i.Isss
q sr,si s,se;>s; 81 IS. .rr;s5,Inrsf Hr
a.. .1,s rss,.,,, il kishiv e vnr,ss e =,
100 II I, ~ ,sih issf Tss,rass IN *.
Il, ,sss y, Y. 800 s E = M
ss g =, s ~, M
49, = sess - + = ~ es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

- 80 F. -.
- 's 3. 4. z ~ s1'ss' rain 1'inH
.'' Pr ~ .a' .>f' ;n., 1aF neEhtor et - En-
''.s. q so'f,y ''ss 'i'''.'e 'fsf = A19:'-f ais-
'.''-'.' .,ipe - -peA5s 2 ne Anqrirsf
2. -''s'o.s .ee.n.es' Me Nsss ,e'peisa ~ he
- ss.e essn.p'- g Ne rcuelcd
sP'''' q ~ - SAT- nci Withheld t1y
so',','', -. r.'n'7 q. power r74 - ,o'nk re
81 "a g n,' i \ rsrT
ss'esl' ~. 's.7s,se''eNat sss1p'eS' ars
ne s',-s s.-p'elas r.. q = ~ way q ne 81
s1'.s' u, E. r. 4 Salu74 IsmofsiRsm
rs x e2 ~ = rs.s'fs IS, Ne Ntl mAAe
rs s'.a'' M - ~. P.-cs' W ,nsEoanens such
nu'no''. = -. q P,.lEssi uoxgmsni
q 1sns sse<'f1 q r's s31eot December al.
1888, Asdrtr Serkrgx s1yst
\ The Lands were fcded u ne = ni.ed S...sx 81
he Statss ukich claimed teen and ne ecSEio,s
rere ae66bssa. On ife express Condition lh,t lhrr
shonli 81 disposeE of fol The tssi,n lsn<f IN ~
60, .-.ortine ID ftxir rfscrf;rf azsss,i;oSs ~
shs general shsT-s aad expenditure, and ior 20
other purposes wha.soevls.
The action Of the Virginia Legislators IN fsr1cr
days, saneiioned dissribusioh q he proceeds Of
*. ,nhl;e i.na. Ahant H. - s,aaa !, ,-.,,,.,
.ts -, I
- : r sup = ~ 1osss1 ~osns
= las mas jnst gdeqEtiaole Pifn fer dispostAg al
ne Me pracce<s FL ~ pubic tands is ~ distributing
fhs same ~ jHa proportions aia1nE AZ az States
dfthe Enoairer Il curious 10 know what modern
,;sb,s III ~ 1,uo.r,.;.. :, - -. a. ~, ,l,,,
NJ ~ ~. -. - f''' n
We can iurnlsn tae aAsotmaslpn ~ eltlns y suen
men as Gen. Bayly Of Aceomat, Dsslocyatic Con-
Gresham ii Ibis time. M (saodt Of Mecklenhurg
800 I,.;.,.,,.4. II. ,-..,.lr.S, =
!, 4 ? 49, Z.
sP0AsyatanaNs SPsasfi q me 1-eglsiasufe &c. Ne.
Perhaps iheopinioa on this subject Of the vsnera-
bic ex-ediler Of the EnqaireR 10 days gone BY,
would not be amiss 10 the present specialized con
ditioa Of thai paper Father Richie in 1871. when
General Jacksuns Secretary ofthe Treasury, Gen.
McLane. proposed distribution Of the proceeds Of
in. pnhlie lands wrote Tins M fts Eagniser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

The spirit d inproscaen, in this eusrter has been
ss-sKakesed. The prospect Of Railroad from Hsr
erssFerry and Alcxandria has arosed our Maryland
neghbors and bin has been passed BY nc Lsgslaiass
10 anihorue the c0nstrdclicn n alrcA1 The Point
,ofRoeksio Gsorgeiowp = nilesj ss, o.hours ira
vel.
II i stated thai the latter sheuc b. carried into
effect under he psio.age q some wealthy gepslemcn
81 washnesoa. and We nndcrs.ans figefSus effort viii
d nnds bring the Road a;e IN the course q the
snest rear.
We sopsrauIss Tie travelling public ID The prospect
lus srs direct tuoie ,hsa sle present 10 Walhrten
and Richm6ni ~ Ioar beea desidersians
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

Tae Congressional Conventiou q the Democracy met
yesterday winchester Al the hour ofgong 70 press
ysfc unable 70 learn Inc resait-b4t take il for
rr.pted. the late incumbent, Hon c. j. FArlKsrR.
came of triumphant when We eftthc scene Of action
The preparations were mixing Cor warm contest be-
tween The friends q the aforesaid Faulkner and those of
,. RAxpoLrH TrcEEa, Esq The .ssqnaster', tFanlk,
nefl party grcs m,nagers. and will sutEeneral the
old regulars and they win be conpeledto shut their
eyes and swallow The man who has almost upon every
Congressional race opposed their rsgar nominees But
Il b their coaeesn and leave them IL their ha-
niliatiag conditioa. Next week ne win advise our
reader. Il The rcsals
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
nERKRLEY COUNTY.

fSAsxim Taonas. E.q., a partner in Law II thf
lloas-es J.. fmdkncrs announces hifbself sas Demc
srn,e Candidate fos asat ID the HOUSE q Delskaief
ne Fepuaaies ne ssism btenuse u awas adops
q q, period u Intense political exeiisment wheh
parties veic equally divided &c. We predict, howl
eEef. dat a.she fafifd Democracy afe % make J
nonfnaiion, hs WIN hc ehok,d a. usd win Ae fonnp
seaioaly wplklns b DE etses q ne sh Thnrsasy ID
Nay The pemo,Issy. 5sslirr sAtmzSlsss slkpowef-
a. srPly ne la.h isey and III seeuanis are eanpf
81 % mccomb Mr. r. might q well hceia iemIrflss
hns,lfto h fis q oasr. = he sfaasislta press
Gal" Il L incvltsblc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
THE yyHIG PARTY.

The Wing party has come out Of the late Presidential
contest in better condition, and with fewer drawbacks
70 It's ultimate success than has ever before been its for
tune Il Is now happily rid Of III the mere hangrs-on
aud camp followers, whose connection with any party Is
always mere dependence upon its capabii,y 10 dis
tribute patronage. Il Is now The true mesai-puriied
~ the last campaign Of the drs which served but %
diminish It's eihcieney1and acknowledging its
Pers none but those who are thoroughly and radically
grounded N its established aith need but aprope-
presentation OF It's principles and its policy 70 the people
y this country to attract toits banner all who love the
country than parv and who are disposed TO throw
p the CALLING yoke which selfish leaders Tor their own
private ends, have imposed upoa them-Frpd Heyald