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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

Homes IN THE New WoRLD-Miss
Bremen has added another very attrac-
tive book to her list, with the above IT,
tie, in which she goes on in a gossipping
way. to relate what she saw, felt, hated,
loved and was bothered with, while in
America She looks right and left,
straight ahead, and behind and sees and
chats about everything Dips into bread
troughs to show how much she knows of
domestic duties peeps into the negro
buckets in the fields TO sec what they
have for dinner, bathes in the sea, and
stands with uncovered head at Trenton
Falls, while the spray flies around her /;
finds fault with steamboat captains for
not furnishing milk for the table is cour-
ted by an Irishman whom she "tilts
in the most scientific manner relolces
in the golden and vitalizing air of Cuba !;
eats bananas. and denounces slavery {;
is at home every where; swings like a
pendulum from Mr.. WIS arm, xprcs
idcnt of the Academy" at Burlington,
whom she fancies nine feet high, and
moralzes at Saratoga prospects much
OH the future of the United States, and
does a thousand other things, and tells
it all in very whole hearted way, in a
series of letters to Sister Agatha, whom
she finds tenant of the grave on her
return to Sweden. 1t is II very = read.
able" book.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16
r The Vermont Mutual Fire II

EE- The Vermont Mutual Fire In-
suranco Company held its Doth annual
meeting at Montpelier on Saturday last
All the old Board of Directors was re-
elected, except two. i. W. Bartholo'
mel was elected Director for Orange
county, in place of Col, Jacob Kent, and
David Love for Bennington county, in
stead of Nathan Ii. Bottom. The Off
GERS of the Society for the coming year
are, Daniel Baldwin, President George
Worthington, Tice President Charles
Dewey, .Sccretary; James I. Thurston,
Treasurer
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

Ea. During the year ending August
3lst, there were $4,000 deaths at New
Orleans of which S,4Ss were persons
under ten years of age, and 1881 were
colorcd persons. The deaths by yellow
fever, are put down at 6,705 congostive
fever, $40; typhoid fever, 2Ss remit
tent fever, III intermittent fever, "a
uncertain fever, rs hectic fever, 3
cholera, sos cholera infantum, 50
cholera inorbus, % dysentery, 2s3 ;
diarrhes, 800 ! searlatina, lSs meas.
les, 1913; consumption, $40 delirium
trcmens. lO7 commissions, 4o1'i and
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

-. Judge Bronson the lately de,
capitated Collector of New York, in ad-
dition to his salary of $4,000 per an
mum. and claim for fines and forfeit
ures, collected by him while in office, at
the rate of SIS 900 per annum, both of
which have been paid, also claims one
third of moieiy of the penal duties col
lectcd at New York, which were for the
quarter ending September 50,h, 1907
and which it is understood the Secrcta-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

EM Gov. FAIRBANKS returned to
his home from Montpelier on Friday af-
ternoon. the 26th ult. He was greeted
on his arrival by salute of 81 guns,
and the powder used on the occasion
was procured, and the gnn worked, we
understand, altogether by men opposed
to him in politically the recently APP
pointed postmaster, together with very
few of his particular friends. \ neigh
5orly and magnanimo"s spirit is some
times exhibited in quarters whore it is
the least expected. The CaiedORida.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

New JERsEY.-The Maine Law is
doomed to wait year or two in this
State. The influence of Money and
Rum is very potent here. Rodman VI.
Price is chosen Governor by 5000 to
5000 majority the Senate will stand
% Dem. to 8 Wing and if the Camden
and Amboy have any more servants that
they want provided with ofhce,th have
but to name them to the Legislature or
tho next Democratic Convention. And
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

EE The annual catalogue of Yer
mont Unworthy, shows an attendance as
follows Seniors 20, Juniors IL, Soph-
omors 81, Freshmen 33. Total i2l. The
attendance at Amherst has been, Seniors
80, Juniors "a, Sophomore So. Freshmen
sc Total 20l.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

B4- A PRIZE BABY.-DUmNG the
progress of the fair at Augusta, Ga,
the chairman of the executive COM
mittee authorized to offer silver cup
as premium for the bestlooking badly,
of native growth, 14monlhs old, which
should be exhibited. A little daughter
of Robert Glover was the only compe.
titor, and. of course, took the prize
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

ca The entertainment given by
Mr.. Dexter on Saturday evening last,
at Union Hall, was very well attended.
The Views were good, and the Singing
first rate
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

A PALrABLE IIlT.-In sundry shop
windows, yesterday, new caricuturc
made its first appearance, which we
have had good laugh at. 1t illust-
rates the old story how the Irishman
killed the toad. Paddy, as the fable
runs, was going home, with a scythc
over his shoulder, and had his dignity
affronted, in some way or another, by
toad that crossed his path. Pat de-
tcrmined to slay the reptile, and raised
scythc for that purpose, but, unfortu-
nately, the deadly weapon cut off his
own head. In the calicature, Collect
or Bronson figures as the toad, full III
the path of gentleman whose head,
bearing a wonderful resemblance in its
features to those of President Pierce,
is represented as having been cut of
b. mistake. The astonishment of the
face. after the blunder of decapitation
is cleve,lv depicted, and there is a sly
expression Of delight in the collector.
aspect which is ESnly characteristic
~ Y. Sunday Times.
What a piercing shrek must have
rent the air. That's worse than faint
ing. Collect the pcices Mr. Bronson
hide them away, and let's hear no moro
Of him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

EA The Catalogue of Dartmouth
College shows an attendance for the cur
rent year as follows-Medical Students
"a, Seniors 50, Juniors so, Sophmores
"A, Freshmen 50. Total 236, Scien-
tfc School-Seniors 4, Middle Class IA,
Juniors 10. Whole attendance 3lS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

After the first ballot, Mr. Folansby
withdrew the name of William Haywood
Jr After the fourth ballot, on motion
of Mr.. Grandey, the House adjourned.
SENATE
Afternoon.
The Senate met the House in Joint
Assembly and on returning adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the ballotlngs
L = Sanotof with the following results.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

After the sixth BALLOT, Mr. Harris
horn withdrew the name of chas Davis.
Mr.. Field moved that the balloting
for u. S. Senator be postponed till to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock A NJ,
when Mr. Washburn moved TO amend
the motion, by substituting Wednesday
next, at ten o'clock A. NJ, Pending this
motion, and discussion as to the power
of the House to postpone the balloting,
on motion of Mr.. Barber the House ad-
iourned.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

The Eclectic for November, contains
its usual amount of good substantial
reading, and very handsome por.
trait of Chas. Kingsley, the author of
Alton Locke
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
sen ATE

NOV w. ~ y. VI.
Mr.. Stevens of Franklin rose to .
point of order and while speaking Tho
President announced that the time fol
balloting for such person as the Senate
would elect to fill the vacancy in the L
$ Senate, occasioned by the death OF
the Hon. William Ipham had arrived
the Senate proceeded to ballot with She
following results:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

E&T 1t is believed that the Novem-
Der earnings of the Vt. Central and Vt
and Canada Railroads will BIO between
$4,000 and 100000, and those Of the
OgdeuahurEb alone viii exceed ESQ geo.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

THE Evergreen for the present month
is on our table. 1t is embellished by a
fiuc view of Montreal, and has on excel
lent selection of articles, well suited for
nc Christian Familyn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

EE The Catalogue OF Caledonia
County Grammar School, L, s. Pearson,
Principal, shows an aggregate attend
ancc of 2s3. Ladies 100, Gentlemen
II. This Academy, the Oldest in the
State which still retains its original cor
porate name, was chartered Oct 27,
I1Q5
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

After the Sd ballot Mr.. Stevens Of
Franklin moved that further ballotingsI
be suspended until L. NJ Of Wcdnes-|
day next.
MIR. Rowcll said that the Senate
could not suspend action under joint
resolution. Mr. Stevens replied that tho|
prcccdcnts for so doing were abundant
The President ruled the motion in or
der. but it was withdrawn at the suggcs-
ton of Mr. Rowcll ut whose motion the
Senate then adjourned
HOUSE.
Thursday.
The hour arrived for the election of
a L ;, Senator, pursuant to joint res
olution to that effect The usual mes
sages were exchanged that each House
was ready on its part to proceed to said
election. Mr.. Barber nominated j..
Braiuerd, Mr.. Washburn nominated aud
Mr.. Grandey seconded Jacob Collamer.
Mr.. Plympton nominated and Mr.. Rice
of Somerset seconded Daniel Kellogg,
MIR Judcvine nominated and Mr.. Brad
ford seconded Oscar J.. Shatter. Mr.
Jones Of Couventry nominated Portus
Baxter Mr. Ilatch nominated Carlos
Coolidge. Mr.. Ilartshorn nominated
Charles Davis, and Mr., Follansby nom
mated " illiam llcywood, Jr The bal
lots resulted as follows:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16

EE- See new School Advertisements
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

-. -, - ~ sssAaDss ~ ~
80. A,,..,,. i ~...s~s' ~ epp".'s'ss
!. .ssy ,.,ss = ~ us'o.. ne -''', =
49,. .ss,sss ~. ssvssal p'sess' ~ :"
49,. tI.v hass gone = ~ = :" 'o
~. : IN ;... u. Lssisla's.s 70 's'f -
3 NJ. se,ss.,s y tire. y hes e'tsa''''
ss..is..s . greet deal u &ss'e''' ~
VII. have regarded Il - harmless ave-. ~
.;oo. end have tbosghs Of Introducing W.
matte, into ,Asir families. he'd better .es's
something Of hs s@ssa U" the ''"'ss'
y. Ind ,hs following ps'as'aPs !" '''
Delta:
prof.,.o, Anderson. who has bee" TN
ann, tim. pss. performing to large sSd'."-
90. 4, Richmond. has b-sn exposing me
" Sp;, iiu.I R.pp.ng" ha"'hsg. During h''
,~n.rk. he stated thak ne originator
wr,. Young I.di~s, who he'd MADE seventy |.
A.. thousand dollars by their operations,
n, .I,o stated that statistical account
from IN, various lunaiic asy June thfoosn
90, tho Union. report 573 fanatics, a. VIC
linn. If this destructive d. las"" - ~h''s
NJ prr,ous have committed suicide ands'
IN. influence Of = mono'nanisc belief |"
,l.~ .c,,i,u.l powers Of these Juggling pre-.
tended communications with The '"'"s's''~
world"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09
Frsa Daalio9.

The New OrlcA"s Delta co"'s'"s ."
.o.lysis Of . report. showing the c""d''o"
Of III, Free Banks in the State Of new
York. tn. following are the concluding
remarks u the editor:
+" Among the Free Banls we find t~' I'VE
which d. no. lend dollar Of money; n'"e
lend Less than $1,000. and sssens-r" len"
leo. than S5O.OOO Eleven banks ha'. M
sprci- At ., ali; thirteen have less tina"
$500. and ten have lees than e6OOo rsea
Twelve Banks appear 10 have Z" niue
standing NJ to have no. one dollar ct 10
posts. AND sixtssu have under sIoWN'
each. from Ill this We may infer. that "s'
OF 1874 Free Banks. now in op~rA'io" ~ ,n'
s,..s Of New York. nearly half are liable
10 ~ to protest At AM moment.
10 this the system which dem"cFS"e
Legislators are prepared to impose up"'
this Stats and city
The above romes very opportunity 10
note Of warning TO tho people OF '~'a'
and the closing inquiry might well be rr"'
pounded to some Of our politicians, ~ho
are urging the adoption OF the Free Bank
;us policy IN thi. State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

The lat. law !" lllin"Is selanvs y -
blacks. i. producing n good deal u ~
men, b.,h in and out NJ the State. ~
,lrman writing I" Chicago Tor "ss 4 =
paI,~r., says. it will M, In 'eyardst = =
i.ast IN nor,a-rn Illinois. II prosst-s =
all black. aud mulAtto~s that ~ntsf III ~
AID remain ih-rr Tor ten days. ssaA
I%bI- To \ hue III fifty dolls's. and \ Y
do no, pay the tine. they are hadss =
sold ~ slaves. II allows. likswsss,
holders I. eater tho state wI,hoss ~
their Own~ tsh,p.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

evs.yshise ps.jsdtsi1 - = ~
us.wals u . rky :ssy :. s~~epn1a
strw A1rt<ss ~ iSssGv1 ~ ..s
"Qsscr~ NE lave (ss.sasssA :. = g g b
asAs4~ !" ,~siss) ~hich ,~.ss- ~.
k-s,,A. rssw,sl ws<se srasas. ss,sl p
M.,ss n sssss.is ~ shsls r.~.ss"l. 71l5
the t..~rs~a cary" ssd sissp~ i -
Jss'irs Gr,sr g.; ljssss r
AAsssv sesielss Asvs eaase ~i1k9 h.
ssstolssiri linniss n 1ssses. whsah@ y. f.
~ watv. deseruetiss iessN u -
tai~s dissess ssd dsasA, aaa ~
eonunssses II sseA, sssielss vtS
limi.a, ~ ths sssass ~ s~ndlsisoe f.
eorsiaueaes, wass essolssi~g - y
les,:;msts policy. esews 60 Il . r.
,,.ineitAes Of stats ssvssslgssy, = +
psnsahls n shs PsAlis safsay."-
Woodbury. s.; Hsrsrd 80.
4. kssotcred. That, In lhe ssvs I
e;siens against IN sets Of ~, =
states. on Tile sshjses. ~ ss~huS
III. principle Of Legislative pssaal
sssailsd. shs ctjrcssos's seisg co.,
The mo~s 81 s"'ese'"g u; tase ~ =
cal oressaion Of ssid principle, 4 b
rish, IN theory. - We beli.v. ~ =,
.,;..,..h ;..,iass Inc renewed -
.Gou q. IL I'll. sts; Inst We ~
i.- .f ,hs Stats Of M.ins. .mn
n,Inej,l. aud i,s opsrssion. q, ~.
i.f..,ors and worthy Of iui.sei..: !.
49,, !, !. ou, .o;c;on dat IN, 1.ll.- 8.
......ho.. ,hs y,.t.. vh~r .h., A,sf.
.,,m,n.d IN. merits az ,his ,s,I,., p
A...... A.s.l.nsrA n eka eeen.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

0T We perceive from tho Galveston
Ncws Letter and Price Current that the
Dea" eo.,o" is quoted II ! l2S cents.
This ia two or three cents in the pound
more than other cotton that 10 raised In this
section. Our planters who may desire 70
improve the quality Of thar creps. a." oh
tain the Dean cotton seed At Messrs Ward
n Vivion'a, and Ut Port Csddo and Jones.
vile. So, advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

OF Mira. Fillmore, vile OF the late Pres.
id.nt. 10 dead. She died il Washington on
the 3O.h Of March. The D~lta IN making
the anmosae sment OF this bereavement al
Mr.. Fillmore. feelingly remarks: He who
WAS 50 recently the supreme governor Of =
boundlsss country. 10 now bowed dow"
with grief ~ pssstssts - The weakest Of
u ALL"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

The Spanish Government u =
about encouraging immigration; ~ !
urau,s n,ust he Catholics, and ~
agriculture. Land will N given ~
the shores Of The t;uadalquives. =
same time, The industrious esltisaal!1!
Maseix, are leaving thu country in
SIXTY thousand Of them have ss"ls
Alviers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

coenuSiCAIADA -
Fsnpis II usass
pDvaksr Losahers: ,..s.s.
Thr t,II.s,"s preamble sud 'es.''a''"s'
.,.r. u,.n,m.u.ly. adopted w @e Nr~
~, T,mpIr ., tss""r. Ne ~. q" ~
.s,n nit, which 1 s6c,AlIy fr*a'd '"f
yours " ka..,nslly, " Ae..
Az. StOtT. W. x.
The special committee 10 which va -
f.,rv.l ,ke considerable" Of The So'A y ~
a,rd,,. h~s leave 10 rrPs't. that.
WmrnxA,. Our worthy Bro T.. Patil'o'
d. q. W. r.. ha. repeatedly visited M.
T.mrl-, and ges.sisossly 'sede'ed .'se's"'
..d ;m,o,,sut services in iast'se'i"s 90
..6.,,, in III. ees~we"i.s u ~. '''sa'
aud snl,g...ui"s the tempt: q" sss eess'''
.nd .,crllxuri~s q, the order. thsssi"ss.
IL 4 Re.oir.d. ny New Year: Temple
No. ~. tina. the s"anm"sus thanks o. IN
r.,uul, are due. and herehI I-ndssed u
an, esteemed br",her +. J. Pst'lIo.
he Il f.nAer Res"lrsd. That .. q ne"
;f...s..;oo Of our gss,-ful aekno~l edg"'e"''
e., m. numerous benefits we have receives
=, HI. h.nds. = copy Of this reso'"s'o" o'
G,v AIDED 10 the Tsxas Republican, s"s
r,o,,..~d . place in ito valuable columns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

Never, within the m.sn'"ry Of ~
inhah,t4ns. il 10 said. has the i"ssss
of = President of the C"ited Stsis
On generally cslsbratsd in New Eat
has b~s" the inauguration ." fm|
Pierce. y" The night II tho 4,h q :
nearly every village wss alive wiiA ~
ration parties. music AID the dA"c&
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

Ours SAscAsric.-Ths printers In shs
Naeogdochss Chronicle office recently pr".
s~ntsd the editor with = pair Of scissors
A pretty go"d hint to use them Instead oi
bic psn. Printers ase good Judges in such
matters. Here is spsei.asn Of the editors
wit
We were amused yesterday on hearing
a eolloquy between two scio"a Of the
Young America order. to the folio wing
effect;
"wsll. John, have you been 10 the sale I"
"Y~s. but | could M stand il long. The
way h,"gs were going did n. sui. NY tenn
permanent. ] cav unmistaksabls svidsncss
Of = MOSS bid feeling"
T. other boy slopsd.
Rather fiat. llit him again boys; he
needs second hint. - he seems not to have
understood the frat one.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

or W. received by Thursday evening .
mail the New Orleans Crescent Of the I'd.
the Delta Of the Bird, and the Picaya"s Of
thu 4th inst. This 10 the frat time the mail
hss come through direct in some Tine The
news gathered from these pspsrs Will b.
found 10 our columns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

The New York Co""sr iAl psla
an extract tom y letter dated 'AA
March 1, IN witch !, 10 rst,nIsted t.ssi
will be received from Australia ia "
wear. twenty m'ili"ns of l0u"ds sss'h
aud the writer's b~t,rf ~ tina, m"rs,
h. cheaper i, T. gland. during lsA
ever known. There is every p'o.i~sss y
good .apot trad ~ the yrar sdssas'aI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

lthas hssn ssgysssssd that Ne 49,.
NJ I'll the States sl,o~ld ~ instese 4
op~ning o( the Worlds rair. NJ
Il would certainly 10 = novel sPese
~ the chief h.agsssstss c"l'sesee.
and presided over. by ths Pssssds~s
United States.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

NAvASA,-Advicss from Havana 10 the
2lsa sl,-. state that Mr. Kings health has
not materially in. pved.
Tho British war steamer, Devastation,
had arrived, aud other war vessels were
daily expected. Tor The psrposs Of sup
pressing The slave trrds.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09
The WesiA's rair.

Oyr late exchanges state that the hFys
tai Palace will not he readv for 'hc r.rrp
ton Of articles before the 1t al Jun-.
G;rrst interest seems to bo fi, Ia EnslAhd
IN III. success Of the American Worlds
Fair. IN. Queen and P'ince Alber. viii
send over valuable contributions. The
Emperor Of the French. the Pop" and the
Sultan are among the contributors. Eng
land sends 5i2 ohjects. France 3-"' the
Zollverein 500. Holland li!. and lt~ls 100
statues Col Hughes will sho',l, leave
London for Paris, and proceed to the sev-
ersl European courts upon his important
mission.
The Delta speaking Of the Fair, says
This magnificent undertaking vii
doubtless draw to New York. this summer
The greatest number Of strangers which las
ever visited Gotham. Bos'din. house
keepers are already beginning I" demand
the most sxtrsvagAut pricss for their ac
comnods,ions-on the principle. We sup
pose Of making hay while the ~" shines
OrExlSo rmE ADDITIONAL BoARp.-A'
the las. session Of tho Legislature ." se'
was passed. re opening the Audis"r'al Board
Those who performed psrso"al ssrvics'
during the revolution Of Texas, or furnished
the army with supplies. can under this Law
rsccivs just remuneration. A card from
Messrs. Paschal l. Dsv~l. Austin. will bs
found on the next page. They propose To
attend to all such claims. and !" prosecute
them 10 sst.lsn,snt Psssons having elaine
against the late Rspsbl'e wosld do well
to forward them 10 this Arm, Msssrs.
Paschat n Duval are business men. and
any matters forwarded 70 them will 10 cor.
rsctly attended N.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

A ss~paay hss hssn osre.'sss
capital or sis s~illsnMs u 1SllasA
ssrscs . railroad lsssn . paias =" ~
sippi. neas Davenport, N W. Ssass =
I" . paint an he Missessi. ssas =
Blsas. 'l'As line will - ssa 70
.a,aisht west direction ssress W.
pan Of tuwa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

~ An act incorporating the Vicksbarg.
Shreveport. and Texas Railroad eo,wla"y
passsd the Louisiana House Of Reprsseu>
tativss on tic 2lth uli and will no doub,
pass the Senate. A Law u shout Ia hs
fra"wd at Ba.sn Rosy. BY which the State
will take stock to the amcsnt Of one mil
linn Of dollars in the road The South
westsra. from which We obtain the fore.
going. eoataias alec ths following para
graph:
Tho hit Incorporating the Shreveport,
Texas. and New Orleans Telegraph has
pssssd ths hoass u Representatives."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

W Ma. Ansvcxts has orsesd. imns>
d'ass'y North Of The Repabliean ollss :
Dssss'rca" gallery. We had Tie plssssss
81 examining number Of bic pictures.
They are we'll taken. and are saleslassd b
recommend him highly ~ ~ assise. Sc
bic advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

GsxssAL RSea.-A WashsWGen i
writer In ths Dslsa aays; !" t3sa. b!
s".i"uh,.dly. and can ssats u -
information, "Asre.t the oalos u 81 e'
n War. " Ten. Rush. Of 1'ssaA =
positively ,terIinrd II.
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or Notice the rev sdveriissfnens OF
Mex.r. Pierce. Taylor. a Coma Thst
ha~s quits i.rgs snd rare assortment Of
Gc.bs
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CmSA --l.ate sdviess fsess Chsa!.
shss liz ,+bs itso~ wse snshaa9 ~
sssss. l'ssde VISA srlivs. a~6 lssoe
tim, ~sts repost~A tn havs bsss u
green aud Congo d-sss'psiesA
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Tns 0Aapssss CAss.-A t<lsgraphic
disseasi frsss WasAiagton. Of the 2lsh slk.
says:
Captain Bsry tsstiAsd hsfses ~ cnsvs
that - visited ths rssi"n h which Card
nss located HE misss, aad sesld nat And Z
vsssigs Of miss. y asystsa0 rsssasesG
eee.S
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4 o. On lhs 2slh inst, t~o irsins cana
In roilisson ca tho D4liimor, and Ohio
Railroad. Al Cnmbsfsnd. and Locomotive
and several ear. we're p,ce plated from the
bana TO A d-p,h Of one buadred Loot, Ten
or ilsseu ligcs were losi. sui number 81
persons were bsdiy injured.
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In the tlosse o. Ccmmcse
Raaselsspshs II considerable ~ =
ga,d to the As,uian psoees-di.ss M
Sardinisn sstjsssa, end ssasss r.
hsiu.h l3avsswsa~al bad wssses~
letter 70 uhe Cuurt ol vs~Nus ~ ~
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- o. thdAs are dss Hon. Thomas
!. nssh II ths spsseh Of Hon. voInsy E..
1Cewasd, - W. acquisition Of Csba. and
- ~ ~ epoch Of lien. J. Clemens. Of
Al. - he ss.jses Of Colonization Ia
NestA Amssisa. Oar thanks are alec dee
ossAass Desslass fos late Congressional
annoehea
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or Msssrs, oung s. Johrson haze
Dpite AZ a,soitasnt OF Hooks embracing
Secad works. school books, sud che 4
estions.
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o1- Daass tssa Mssieo 10 u, lSth Ill.
seeas thaa SaaeA sAsss bad ass arrived. Il
h sspssesd 49, - viA sstsrn h ~ ASH