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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-21

Letters to Bishop Green
AN Apostolical Succession, BY Rev. R. Ar
- BEY, just received and for sale by
MANN & ANDREWS.
June II, '53. 49-tf
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
~ The high church party have gained a
loss in the sermon (Bishop Green's) that has
called out such response, The twelfth chap
ter is especially pointed and strong.
Nv. O. Oh Advocate.
Or High church pretentions stand about as
good chance among these "Letters" as an un-
lucky boy in the midst Of nest of gell0l0 jack
cts. They are dignifed and res pectful. but they
sting all round-1Nash, Ch. Advocate.
0r This work will evidently command an
extensive sale. The writer takes strong prac-
teal views of his subject, and invests the entire
argument with much more than ordinary inter-
est. The book will make its mark, go where
it may.-Dr. Stevenson, MT. Book Agt.
O. We must say that in some respects the
Letters make about the highest book on Sue
cession that has been seen. The author takes
the broad common-sense view Of the subject,
and in doing so presents some arguments that
the Successionists will find more difficult to get
over than were the Alps to Hannibal and Ma
noleon.-L Lou. oh. AdUocate
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-21

A BIBL1cAL CRTTIc.The best specimen
of original criticism we ever heard. was in
stage-coach ride to Berry Edge. Three of
US were talking about Adam and his fall.
The point Of discussion was the apparent
impossibility that perfect man like Adam
could commit sin.
"But he wasn't perfect said one of the
three
Wasn't perfect, we calculated in amaze
ment
mo. sir, he wasn't perfect. . repeated our
commentator.
"What do you mean" we asked,
well. Z answered the authority, The was
made perfect. admit. but he didn't stay
perfect"
How"
why, was not one Of hisribs removed?
II he was perfect with al his ribs. he was
moi perfect after losing one, was he? Say?
Our say was silence. We were conEine- 8
ed then, that woman was the cause of mans
original imperfeclion
0e,toeBo,3 E,5o \ 0bpo.go,.
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You are writing my bin on very rough
paper. said client to his attorney. "Nev-
or mind. said the lawyer, at has to be
ned before it comes into court.
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I1RENCH GORSETTS of an improved
Patent, just received and for sale at
N. w, HOBSON'S,
sign Of the Eagle.
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RAafHlaIhgAM lEalss

Yazoo city, may 2l,1852. 46-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-30

On Wednesday last Ne were favored with
speeches fron' Messr.. T.. VI P.sse and J.
". Dancv, candidates for Governor As
our District Court is IN session. there MAS
quite large audience IN attendance.
Col P.ase spoke frs. Tie made plain,
straight forward, sensible speech. which
WAS u received Ia created quite ia
vorshle impression. III, speech WAS but
a reorganization OF the doctrines in his cir.
culsr. with the exception that he was more
explicit on the sshiect of railroads. lie is
ia favor Of a central road through the State
and OF two branches connecting with i,
from the Gull coast, a. the first works Of
Internal improvement, demanding the a'ten>
ton of the State. Col Pessc has the ap.
pearance of very honest. SINCERE. pvacs
teal man, and we believe his couutenance
verv truly in tica'es his character A n
public man aud private citizen he has ever
been regarded as n man of purity.
Col Dancy's speech WAS much longer
His views are the same rs those embraced
in his circular. We have seldom listened
to a discourse Of a more singular character.
liz mixed up with his remarks on the ad
vantages of railroads, strain of leviiy aud
minute detail that surprised his auditory
Tie .poke Of the saving of beef hides. the
transportation OF hay from oBr prairss. the
cheapness and quantities of ice. and the
RAISING al chickens tie discussed these
xu, l,cis nj length. and BECAME eloquent
upon them, Other parts of his speech were
quite interesting. and denoted range OF
thought. ingenious Argument. and fine IN
,elIeetunl powers. Tie claimed to have
been the hrs, advocate Of rs'lrosds IN Texas.
and said that nearly all the candidates had
taken the very positions bs had occupied
for the last three Year,. Altogether Col.
Dancy's speech was able aud Interesting
bnt eyinced, A. we thought in some res
rects rather y visionary cast OF mind.
Col Darcy is \ very honest, sincere
man. he speaks his opinions openly and
boldly, without regard to their popularity
/ tie mad. \ good member OF the l.eg's'a'
ture from this fact Whenever there was
nn,thng going on there tina, his judgment on
sense OF pfopr'-ty did no, approve, he had
10 hesitation il deuouncog il.
! No,w outstanding We we're fAvorsbly in
pressed with Col. D.. We do not think he
is very well qualified for the ofs'ce +" which
he sspires. Perhaps W. MI hit think more
ia,crably 81 him. L we admired bis STATE
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Tao Canvass for Oevcrnor.

TX Governor No"d passed throuSh ''l
f.rson where h" made sl"r'rh ~ f"r"'''d
by us lat week, On hts way '" the upper
Red River counties leaving the IMPRESSION
wherever he went. that he was the s'"''Shie
democratic candidate '"r towering '"d
tina, She safety Of th" party, therefore re-
CURED concentration "pnn MN III "rd'f !"
drleRt the wing can ana as ~ r''
deuce OF this fact. tie stated ihsl co., 'ohu-
called forth card from '"l 'nh"so" on
the snhirct which appeared ~ the Nac"s
doches Chronicle OF the l-lh INST "nh
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New AlOrc..NeW Goods.

Marshall Ntreei. jefferson. 1sras
1Oli< SABINE, having permanently located
- IN this cl,y tor the purpo-. Of doing reg
ular DIV Goods and Grocsrv business. would
cali the attention Of the citizens oi Cass and
adjoining counties to his large and extensive
stock of Dry Good, and Groceri.s " hlch have
lately been purchased in New York and New
Orleans Planter and country merchants are
requested TO call aud examine my stock, which
embraces Dry Goods. large assortment Sad
dies, brdle., hardware, crockcry ware, hats,
a lnrg. and fine assortment of ladies', boys, and
gcn,l,mans shoes, etc etc.
Bacon, coffee, sugar, shot
and powder, nail, tobacco, whisky, salt, &c,
which will be sold ~ low a- any house IN this
city. Also; Bacging and Rope viii be furn-
i,hed to planters on customary terms.
Feb 5, 1883 ~
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O rieiual poetrp,


on rHg DgAru oy A RaorHxR.
Far beyond the dark blue pillows,
They have laid him down to rest.
With the Wild flower. round him growing,
And tho damp earth On his breast,
Friends, kind friends, come near him never,
Tear drops moi,'cn not his grave,
Gentle footsteps ARE no, stealing.
Where the wild flower, softly wave.
Strangers do no, heed the sleeper
Carelcs-ly they pass barn by;
For no marble slab is lifted
De. the place where he doth lie.
In his lifetime he was lonely;
Always Swallowed was his brow,
But within tina, lonely forest
lie Is lonelier, oneler now.
Sing yc wild bird, Ger his bosom;
Sing requiem for the dead.
And ye winds that whisper DER him,
Tel Of life too early fled
Aud ye stars that DER HIM gli,'cn,
From The blue ky sol, and DIN,
Tell me, tell me, while listen.
Were ye watching Ger him
When he parted, slowly parted
From liic'- dark and stormy wave
Dii Sc watch them AZ they bore him
Softly, softly To the grave
Guard him still ye slcepcss watchers,
From your mar,ions soft and dim,
Ard thon aia on with radiance holy
Still bend suf,ly DER him.
There are none 10 weep above him,
There are none to guard hts bed
There are none to twlns sweet roses
Ger his lonely, lonely head
Far beyond the dark blue bilow
They have laid him down to sleep,
With the cold -od for his pillow
ie alone may ,igils keep,
MATILDA.
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NOM WWf FslITIWfl ~ Wv E'FT IIHTN
our Position.


Gen. Geo. T. Wood, candidate FOR Cover
nor, upon whom we have eudeavofcd, in
the last two issues Of this paper, to con-
cenlrsto the democratic vote.
Our reasons for this course will be briefly
given.
Col. " r Johnson has puhi.heda card
in the \acogdoche. Chronicle of the llth
inst, which viii be found on oar first page
charging Gen. " God with lrl-ehood and
duplicilv. Gen. Wood made the state.
meuts 20 ~, and to others, which Col
Johnson characterizes rs no, onl, untrue,
but " unfoundrd." and by tina, means Sc.
cured our support
This involves personal issue between
these gentlemen, with which, of course. we
hay. nothing to do. Our adslces from
Henderson, however, as well rs the state
men,s of persons who were ia that place
when Cot johnson withdrew. go to con.
firm the allegations Of that genilcm,n Be
sides, the Nscogioches Chronicle. II paper
>, =,
would get four hundred usjori', IN that
masthead. and hois,ed rea.c. L. the ed
toiia announcing the fact, the editor re-
maxi
,,, Io,na, con,in,,,ce IN nj. .nnno,,
undsr IN. p,enliar Circumstances Of the
ease, would au, be giving AID mad comfort
to orh'iee' 'hefe IS seeming N'c'"'','
~ W Wv ,.,i.' ~, n., 49, an,
,,s,,6,a,,on We ALWAYS advocate, meas
uyes. and not men.
We have other reasons Tor w''hdra"
'nS ''""' Wv, " ''' S'VV".' ,''' wv W
,h.. o.,,, ,o,ld h,y. lao, s,,,,.i, .ut,
c,eu, v,,hou, nnyth,uy else"
|, is difficult t. believe dat gentleman
accounting Gen Grorr. +. Woods post
ton. would be guilty of the charges which
are preferred agaus, him hv Col. johnson
and we hope that the result may prove that
The whole matter ha, resulted from personal
misunderstanding. IIu, while We thus hope
we canno, be inseusible OF the fact tia,
there is At leas, a possibility that we have
been grossly deceived. We would support
no man for office aga'ns, whom there WAS
a suspicion ,l moral ,urpitudc
VIVA, the effect OF this card Of Cob John.
son. NAV b. elsewhere we do not know
Int at tbis place il has prosiratcd Gen.
Wood. prospects in the dust, and gwen
s,renp,h To P.ase. We h-ve reason to
believe i, will have the sane effect else>
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policy. But to much Of this we object
I, is generally conceded tina, Col. Dancy
has no chance of election. tie INDUCES
the hope however, tba, before the day OF
trial come. that the public vote may be con.
cen,rated upon him
On Thursday morning these gentlemen
left, CnI Pcasc FOR Clarksyille, and Mai
Dancy for Henderson.
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HON. Z m. PcAsr.

This YET tlnm,n Ia .nuLao Of hv the San
Ap,o,t, t.,d.,ar Of the 7fb inst in tho
folI,v,,,y terms
"Io ever, nld rexsn the name of +
VI pe,se ia suggas,iye of nh that il frank
ona, b.a,,,J add n.,,,,o;,nou. IIi. name
,o ,i,om ia - ho,.shoil word In tho dirk
bour of tho lnr. s,,r oenuile.. and un
L,,,,,, la l.,J..,l ,oo,, go, soil Ia routtih.
u,e all he had I'm the accomplishment of her
,nd.,.nd.nce bis ,n.rrias hu ,,leut. and
il need Lis hi,oa II. zane in III. time
tbs, or,-,eA mem, souls" a, , time when
none hut mon were needed or did come.
" nh ninl,,i.s of the hiabe,t ordar su..
tanned ly unso,i,cd integrity. and indomi.
table perseverance,. IN fnllawing ou, all that
vould radonpd To the freedom and pros>
n-,nu. d.,.lopn.o, Of tbi, state with M
r,im,,.. and ,hornuyb ,rou,intance. with
all the w,nts aud resources al r.yas Ue
cnu,.s b.fnre ~ D., ,iinually recommended
A. the Suinn of Ie,as; bayinr himself
drafted the Consultation of the late Re
nui,lt,
H., Legislative .xperience is equal. IL not
sun.rinr ia that uf nlmos, any other ia the
,~tut. htytut often btpU called bS The voice.
of Ia. adu,ring and pfn,,lt,l fell az. citizens
Ia tepr...nt them. a.. course ss pol
uc,,n. ha. mot only been s,raiuh, forward
aud honest bat otherwise of eminent util
n, Ia our State. for "A man ol his genius
and .aru.., d,.yntinn 1, hi, couutfy. ranno,
h. an idle member. or y mere negative
ch,t,ct,t ,uy where Hence vp soc this,
j., laire maiorit, of tn. most inpnr,an;
law. unou our .iutg.e book owe th,, ori
tin tn him o. Li. ,LI.t, and int.grity.
,b.r. can be ma better evidence. than that
Ia. has attained ia. b,pb.,, enin.n,a i, h,s
prnf,s.ion. under many ,dye,.. rircnm
stances without having any. not even the
.li,tt..t Nhi.p,ir. Ia mar the pn,ity at his
i,.,l, osrn.l repu,ation Iie i, III, staunch
friend of r,i,rosd. mud if chosen &, this
important chi. of Texas, no one uiIi ~
can II, more than he. ia promote their
sp.ed, aud safe cooplcr,ou. Il. has also
declared himself uattnl, in favor OF ato
mntinp the gfeat cau.e of common school
education. Aud ihcs. announcement.
coming ~. the, do from las own bps. ma,
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savgains, BARGAINS, Coed Bargta us

SOLD nv ON cons Ar TIE
iCITi-C ZAP CASH STOK H.
Second door we., II the City Drug Store,
sourH sipE OF TME rupiic SQUARE
MARSHALL, 7ENtS
Where the Ladies and Gents may find com
,l.,r sssortmen, of everything useful, good
reat, NICE,
FANCY, AND CHEAP,
Consisting Of ready made clothing, boots,
,boe.. hats, caps, dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, glass, lin, and queenswHre, fits cigars,
tobacco. .nuff>, cologne, essence of cinnamon,
tooth past, and powders lily white soaps hair
ol. mapnc-is, varnisb, paints, oils bes, brandy,
sin rum, port ard sweet wines, for medical and
other purp poses Dr.. Jayn-~, DIR. l'ttles, and
Com.,ock. patent medicines, and only agent
"a, ali the preparations formerly sold 10y Ln'lc
Dr s. b. Johnson, all II, the lowest retail
pr,r or house, lot, and stock, al cost.
Call and see.
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r IKE Clncinna,us Of old, "uScLs Jon" has
j been called from the plough ana the sweets
Of private life to public station. In Other
words, he has taken charge again Of the
Planters hotel, and ~ he has mad. some re-
pair. III this we'll SHOWN house, and il about
making others Of az important character, he
has the confidence TO believe that i will shortly
be- inferior to no house IN the country. Per
hans il is fortunate that he has again consented
to take charge of this house, for his chickens
and ducks 'arlies and pigs, eggs and butter
sc. Sc had become 80 numerous aud pienu-
ful that he was puzzled as to wha, he should
do with his stock on hand Tbs euperabund-
snee Of the good things OF life ;" is Ia be at
trbutcd entirely to the management Of has old
lady, who, A. usnn, will preside over h. table.
Nov, here is a chance Tor travellers and cp'curc..
to s..is, him in eating up his stock IN trade
Persons stopping al his house VIII Ind clean
beds, good fare, and attentive servants, and
may feel confden, that their horses VII receive
every sttentioo required.
His prices will be made to suit the times.
For further information, persons are requested
to call and judge for themselves
JOSEPH TAYLOR
Jan. q. 1859. n27-tf
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VI T. JOHNSON.

r : Ny attention has Just been di.
rrclcd to lhe following extract from tho
Galveston News. OF the blh inst.
'' rhe Joutnsl ha. lull authority tn an.
neuncc the tlon. ". u. O,hiltres ~ tina
wlnr candidate for Grvernlr This wc
con.iier ysry respectable Ticket. and ono
that will probably unite the whi. vote sna
tell - strength TIN. announcement ~.
minds ~ that A letter has been received ia
tins civ, sisling. on uniouhi.d authority.
tia, there Ia. been sn underestimate. he.
tween IN Govern Wood and Cot " i.
lnhnsnn aud their friends ths, in ease VIZ.
Ochiltrce shouli become u candidate. Col.
lntu.nn should witt lfsv ia favor nj Cav.
Wood Accofdln. ~, we presume Col.
johnson il No longer considered in the
field iHis circumstance, 1t i. sud. will
place the cleo uf Gov. Wood almost
beyond doubt"
There i na found ,tinn for this statement.
and let it come from whatever authority il
may. il must Ice " doubted" for il il utterly
ulittu-: no such understanding does. or
ever did exist. with Us or our i,isuds. 70 my
know ledge NJ -.
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NEsMiTM~ LIVERY STABLE.

I>nE undersigned i, hrI?y to communicate
i to his friends and the travelling public
generally that he has completed his new and
commodiou, STA BLE, situated on Jack son
street. near the Jefferson Hotel, where he viii
at all times be prepared to serve them with
saddle horses or carriages on moderate terms.
Having long been engaged IN the business,
both North and South, he hatters himself that
he will be fully able To give general satlstac-
ton. lie therefore sohc,i- u share Of pubic
patronage. HIS rates for keeping Horses will
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\,cocpoonfs. July II. 1853.

~ NV caf'' minimizing from t"e can
Vass Tor ''oSffhof' "hich wa. pNh"shen W
Nc Henderson wy OF inc I n''n o. ths
an INST iatrd NAT sionin give NY sup
port 10 To" most aFalahie democratic can
nlest" remaining W u" ir'"' anu II WIS no.
my 'nten'on u punish any more eN'''eH
"e'lsfauo" ~ fFsaFo !" 'he ,''"''""", WI"
""lid receive my support ath""s VA"
re"'Y dreihfed :" f""'rfsni'' 'nh NJ "'her
places, houn before ana since nav WIN
'''w''' nav g r''''''e'e,' Tue G""'r'' 20 'e
net"'"h '"i. e'sV """ NY se'' ~" ''"'
""h'ieW ""h' U'e 'A"'"s' " """'' W.
sure his election n'he" my ARRIVAL ~ ths
pace ie"'n 'h"'eh'ri """" Nv 'e''''
ta' r'ufA'"''' W c''a'' w" "''i'es'o"
mat "io'ute" III MS 'aFof' "on 'na my
"'''ufa""' WIS Tue 'esp" "' hh oh'r''
stAn"'nI be'"eeh MN Ann n'N,''' p'o"So'
"""h' ny our "''"ai ".r"us ~ ''e'"e's"",
s"en y o"' W. '"''' '"s '""'' u's"'"
Nv """e'"' "'' "," '"A"e' " necessary
uA' '"on'' sti'e inc ''e's " '"i'''''' '"
''e eh"f' "ha"e !" p'",'ue' ~, "'"'.'"'"'
lhI ""t"re" "u' ''u' ""' '''""s ~ '''""e''
So" ana ,Hc"su'ch's' un"N sieH' "HnNs
thtiS ~ 'unr' ''he'u ""'u re" ''e"'
so..,.J g. o,, c,;',,,d. ,h., l., ,as n,c,
.,,a,,,a, 10 a,ha, ..c,;,ns or m. Sat-. ,L.,
.,J Eliza, ,sl,... o,,, fraud. ,,;,.b
wa h"o o"v "''"s> "" "'e.'> "'"'F"
upon ~, the 'tec'''" OF 'h' 'casf way
..y.,.l ,,n,,,..,,., :, ,,i,.. ~ mo a, \n.,,,
hy s,s,,,l ,n....,,.r s.,,,..,,py Ina,
.h..,lt ui,Ltr,v a,d sss,,,;n,, n,o that
t,.,.,,l Mod ,,,s willie, Ia withdraw #
,,.. r..a,,d- ,t..,.,,., sea. ih. mos, ,,o,o,.
....,., ,,,.lsi.,. - TIA too
I1,s - ram. IRON, Go, Wood
and ,,y,., r,.,,..d .,,v s,,.,,,a ir,,, m.
o,,., ,h., ,,,e ,a.n..r, co..,I.,sd dne :,
,h. ,,,..,.,ls ,t,,,,,,,t ,,li,L rama ,,h,,, I
~, ,o h, ,c,',,., ,,t., CJ.. i,,,,.s.
s;,,,, ~ ,,,, ,.,i .1..,o,,, . I'm, ,ba ca,,.a
,.,,,.,..d g., ,l..,. ,,.,,,i,,,.,, ia. th,,,irI.
and F1,c of the ru,n. who. in conse.
ou.,.c. a, !, h,,i.,.d TN. mann nf t,u.rsl
~ - 49,, ,t,,,J
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NOTICE..

DOCKS for the subscription Of Stock to the
ID Texas and Louisiana Railroad Company
are no . open in my office at Marshall, Texas.
P,,.ons wishing to make investments viii
please call. ,,,,n
Nav =. 1852.
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y X 1 G ST X +.
Marshall ST., jefferson, Teas

Marshall ST., jefferson, Teas.
- THE undersigned would respectfully
" Inform the citizens Of Cas- and the adj
n joining counties that they have opened
barge and clcgan, Drug Store, in Jefferson,
and are prepared to sell at wholesale and retail
upon as odating terms H. any honse
tins side Of New Orleans All articles on hand
have been purchased from the best establish.
nen,s IN the United States, and are pure and
genuine Drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dye
stuh,, books, stationery. patent medicines, sur
rical instruments, pcF'umeres, fine cutlery,
window glass, putty, &c, &c, kept constantly
on hand They will he constantly receiving
the above Articles and as their sales ar.
quickly made, their supplies viii always be
fresh and pure Those de.iruus of purchasing
should remember that they lose nothing by
inquring before they go abroad We are sat
,s,ied the quality Of our articles and our prices
Viii give satisfaction.
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The party ls thrown into At present, N cons
sequence Of the multiplicity of democratic
rsndida,es--he being the first one in the
field. -Jffrsoa UcraiL
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fly Drms ard Book >lort.
" 0rul sog.

n IL persons are hereby notified 'hs'if there
"a are any further trespasscs committed on
y lands, ! will resort To legal remedies against
(sm for am determined not to pay the prn-
D. for this advertisement, and lose my timber
} the bargain.
This notice ia intended for \ protection 20
that have right to control, IN any man
n whatever. -
A. u. BIRRENE
January 4 tRSl "
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Tvrntture Here at Last!

AVE would invite the attention Of orr
wv friends, snd the public n.ncrally To our
4arge and well selected stock of furniture
Pow on hand and daily receiving
Bureaus, B-ds;rad', IaAles,
Stands, Safe. N,Hoir War. dr,
Chars # al. Kinds,
emch We offer luN for cash Those wishing
r purchase seyihlng IN our line, viii do well
y gte usa cil. and examine our stock and
3nc--, before purchasing elsewhere.
I CAN a, The old stand Of King Thcuords in
I.rsh.ll.
TUETFORD 4 WILSON.
Nav IL, 1859. nl5-ly.
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They are ahcu, to take the vote again
in De- soto parish La on the spl'-icenss
ua. .iion.
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A dispatch from Washington states that
Albert {. Greenleaf. lately connected with
the Southern Prca.. Is appointed chief
elerk in tho Nav, Agca,s c.'icc
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"N,r I Dip - The lnlloNiog story
from the knickerhorkcf Tor Iune, sec com
meud to the peru-al 81 AL slippery leg-h
tors aud disappointed lohhyers 1t coTers
the whole subject. and j. AS philosophic
~ fratk
\ cunning old Dpichmap was member
of The Prnn.N lvania Legislature some wears
sl,o from ----- County oe one occasion
he promised lobby n"mhes to vote Tor -
CERTAIN local measure, hut when the meas
IRE csne up he voted agsi 'st IT, ani Il was
lost The laih, member came 10 him ~
great wrath. aud the following coiloQN
.nsued Sir. Won Promised 20 vote tnf
nv bin we'll. said the Du,ch member,
sat II | Old ;" N,li. .iF. vau voted
against il "Nell, satHldldi" Wei,
,ir. YOU lied -" Ven. rai if ! I'D y
WAS the cool reply.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-30
QuinIn e.

vI>O Merchants, Druggists, and Physicians
On, tAou,ard ounces Of Qainine mat re-
ecived and for salc, Wholesale, Al Nc" Orleans
prce., BY u.pn
r,h 10 lss, .l's Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-30

John Wormly, convicted Of the murder
oi Robinson. was executed al thestefhelo,
Va. On me .3th ult,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-30

lyon say. Ms. smltb. that Yon have
lived with the dri.ndant tar eight years
Does the court uud, t.'sud from that tba,
YOU are married 10 him'
IN course II does
Have YOU uarfisge certificate
yes. yer homer, three on en- ,w"
ypl, aud hoy" \etair, for the plaintiff.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-30

A Tueniy Fire thousand Dollar Siock ;
no YOU want cheap good. II SO, buy
] } of Veal y Jennings at the oM Hand q'
NLlard 4 Tufis, corntr # Marshall ana
Daiias STREETS, Jefferson, Ieros, who have on
hand and are constantly receiving large aud
well. elected stock OF
DRY GOODS, GROC ERlES,
C!othmg. hats. Caps. Shoes and Boots,
Hard aud Hollow ware. together with every
article usual, found in this market, az chap
as fhe cheapest " We have the goods, and
they must br Sold wc suffer no one to- under.
sell Us Then come, and give US a chance 10
show YOU
One of The Largest and Best
a.aeS,meN Of Goods ever offered fot sale IN
this section ~ We are determined tina, every
on. shall be- Satisfied, bath NJ to quality and
price We val cccehe IN exchange tot goods,
a, the the highest cash pt'ces. all the products
Of the country generally sold IN Eastern Tex
a., such A. H,dcs, Pei'r,es, BscsnaI, 1a.lor,
DC, dc. -
VEAL. 4 JENNINGS.
Jefferson, June -, 1853