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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21
Carpet Bags.
Anplioation for Redemption Of Lands

Application for Redemption OF Lands
NJOTIC E is hereby given to oil whom i
LIN may concern, that the subscriber will
make application to the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Scioto County, Ohio, at its next ses'
sion in said county, for an order Of redemption
Of certain tract or parcelof laud situate IN
said county, being forty .40l acres Of survey
number seven Thousand six hundred and 'nlr.y
l763O, on Scioto Brush Creek, original quanti-
" seven hundred and six (706) acres; origin
al proprietor, William Kendalls which SAID for
lty t40) acres were sold on tbo 14th day Of Jan
uary, IA. D. 1850, to Andrew Crich,oh, lr. io1
tho taxes on one hundred and sixty (l6U) acres
parcel Of saidspfvey, valued al three hundfe'
aud fifty ts5O) dollars, and charger with taxe
at the time Of the sale Aforesaid, in the name Q
ALEXANDEB. OLIVER,
4 baE. ", Jordaa. his aity.
Il. ~. u0|0 4 ~
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PlANO-FORTES,

TT1HE sabscriber has made arrangement
and is now prepared 10 fiil oraers for Pi-
ano Fortes from the factories Of Cbickerlngs,
Gilbert, Bacon, Raven. and others. ~
He can assure those who may wish to pur-
chase, that he can supply Planes Of the most
celebrated manufacturers las be viii receive
none cther) at the same prices that they can be
had East for cash, thereby saving transPorta-
tion, &c -''
He has an excellent instrument now al lps
residence for inspection. from the factory o.
~ JNo YoAKLEY i
Nav. 25-wtf
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For the Fall &Winter Trade.
mi. X EEHOE,

IY7oULD respectfully inform bis friends
w customers and the public IN genctals
thath he is now receiving avery large mid veils
selected stock Of Boots, Shoes lLhts, Caps
Ladies' Carpet Sachells ls aud Gents Trav-
cling Hags, and viii continue 20 reeoive ad-
dltions 10 tho same (saitable TO Me seasqns) as
long as navigation will permit
The receiptss in part, at present., are Mems
Coarse KIP, Cal and Mor0eco, Boots, Bfaguls,
and DOunings, Ladies' Jenny IdHds. Sollis
Wuyds and E1celsiOrs, Wat, KIP, Cal, Mcroc-
co and Split Lace Boots, Ladies' Caters and
Childrens Shoes Of different qualities.
Leather, ine lot Of Sole, French Calf.
PhiladelpLia Kip aud Calf. Lining and Bind !
ing Skins, a No. j article.
A good lot Of Kossuth, Plush, Angsla, + n
aud Wool Hats
In addi,ien,to the above, he has onhand !
large stock Of Trunks Of Cincinnati md Phil
| delphia Manufacture.
+ Ailof the above articles he now oilerg Il.
therat wholesale or retail upon the i9of1 rca.
s,nable termss at his old pnd wen known stand
No 50, Commercial Row, Front V Ports
mouth. Ohio. 4
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Prices Reduced.

RERsoNS visiting Portsmouth should call
n ut the Likeness rooms over the Ladies' No.
ton Store on Court st. where they Can obtain
likeness that will please them at low prices.
Nov. 1859.
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RAILROAD HOUSE,
Jefferson Street,
BetiVsen Front and Second strests,

gUlHE subscriber has just Raed up and
obencd a new Hotel. and 10 now prepared
"a accommodate ira vellers either BY Tho day
crw eek.
He will spare no paine Or expense 20 afford
such accommodations as Will make ne guests
always at home. SAMUEL q. RAMSEY
Jan. le.--wtf Qt
Trb. and Rep. copy v.
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Ohio Canal,

OHIO CANAL, PORTSMOUTH,,
Dec 28th, 1852
TI7 HE wafer will be drawn off the Canal be-
tween Columbus aud Portsmouth on the
10Th day Of March. and continue off until the
lst day of April. Between LochIond and Car
roll il will be drawn off "n the lst day Feb
ruary, and continue off until the lst day oil
April. LEWIS w. sifFokD'
dcc.29 Rest Engr.
Crib. COPY weekly 3m g. chg this oice.)
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10 Parents.
Ladies sometimes Travel.

FgNO ALL that have the most remote idea Of
u gong out of doors in freezing weather,
We would recommend new beautiful and du-
rabe style of Calf Skin uvershoe, and one o.
lace, fur lined, which will impart warmth to the
wearer, without the unsghtly, clumsy appear
ance Of the common article.
dec.l7 R. BELL & CO.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21
ACcordeons

.N5fa have just received choice lot Of Ac-
&t cordeons and will sell them at the lowest
SSSSsSx pric,. A. DRESHER.
Dec 9, Court ST., bet. Front and I'd.
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SEcRETARY's OFFICE,

SEcRETARY's OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, January IL 1853.
Thereby certify, that the foregoing laws
are correctly conpied from the original rolls
on file in this Office.
WILLIAM TREVITT.
Secretary of State.
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TRUNKS (!

n~SS% JUST RECEIVED, A LOT
SNrJayH Of those extra Iron Framed Sole
a.Al.IlJ Leather Trunks Of Eastern man
ulucture. Those wishing good, serviceable,
neat aud cheap runk can be accommodated
by calling on [sept 3 X. LLOYD & co.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21
CRACKERS.

CRACKERS.
N ECEIVFD per Scoto this morning fresh
Ii, supply Of Butter, Boston, Soda, and Su-
gar Crackers, and Spice Nuts.
Customers can always. rely upon getting
Good fresh Crackers, as get fresh supplies
weekly from one of the best bakeries 10 the
west. tjan. 81 VIM. MILLER.
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.Rettla Un
Administrators Notice.

NToTICE is hereby given that the under,
in signed has been appointed and qlallhed
as administrator Of the estate OF Franoes
Adam, late of Scioto County deceased.
Jan. l4.--w3t HENRY bEh lKAm.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21

TRuAsuRER's OFFICE,
PORTSMOUTH January IL, 1853.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the Ohio Statesman
now on file ut this Office.
g. A. WALLER,
auditor of Seioto County.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21
CHEESH.

FINE LOT WESTERN RESERVE,
n Pine Apple, and English Dairy Cheese,
reed this day [jan l5.i VIM. MILLER.
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JOHN n. FLINT.

"a ATTORNEY AT LAW,
vHTILL PRACTICE in Scioto and adloin
wv ing counties, also, act as General
A,ent. and attend to collections ofall kinds
whether in large or small amounts
nArWill give special attention 10 old Land
CMims Of Soldiers Of the TEXAS Revolutions
TTOeice with o. +. Moore. in Dugan's new
building, Market street, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Sent IL. JS52.-wtf
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21

MOTHER LOT Of ,hose delieioos fresh
/ Psaches. rec 4 'lhia DIV.
= JAM y. " s, q IN NZil4LI.t->
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Honey.

nNE Case that fine Comb Honey reed
~ this day Gan.l5 WIN. MILLER.
DBEF TONGUES, received this day.
I'D janis WIN. MILLER.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21

4TIAVANA CIGARS.-An envoire OF real
j / Havana Cigars from GulINrno Hon, the
manufacturer, for sale by s. r ROSS.
dec. 10.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21
Java Coffee.

yFyHE real old Government, reed this day.
WM. MILLER.
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COTTON YARNS.

REV SUGAR SM[ LAssES, by bids and
In lbs for sale ut market rates by
deco S.R. ROSS,
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BUCKEYE BRAND.
y SerTSg a.R@@.Fs ii.

NNORTY.T Two Boxes this mvorrc Brand
A. of Virginia Tobacco, manufactured to or
der al Lynchburgh, Va Ior sale ut manufac-
turcrs' rates by [dec. 1871 s. r. ROSS.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21

TgXCELSI0R. 10 boxes /" ra HGrts" favo-
II rite Tobacco, for sale by S H. ROSS.
dec20
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Oysters.

TNRESH Baltimore this morning
Il janis WIN. MILLER.
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a Chance for Somebody,
EyHg subscriber has q fine Family Carriage,
inst finished, which he viii sell on very
fcrrpsssls ssrnIs. ldss2sl sc. GLOVER.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21

N AILs, 100 kegs s andSiD nails, for sale by
IN dec 81 S. X. ROSS.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21

nswpnSIat All broken down. debltatsd constitutions, from
he effect OF mercury viii find the bracns power oi ts ai
&c TO act immedaiey and the poisonous mineral efaocaeu
from the system. n. "a .l..,l -.
The distinct pSopers. which compose this ariee mani
ftt themneves paricnlay in the application Of the COM
nounI ior ths distressing cass OF complaius WHICH head
his plraTrAh For ceurss tsere has sen usad y 'hs
uorh of EnrOpe. vs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

How does Il hsppen that We are to be
swindled out OF !iafpeF's Magazine for
December Ne eral persons here have re
csycd the number for this month, but we
are cheated go, Of ours 10y nome operation
You have rot scratched u. OF OF vour cS
change lis', have YOU. llafpefi We have
assisted 10 adding ten Subscribers 10 your
immense st, aud you 90 sh' not treat Us 10
this way. We hope however. that the fault
IA 10 the mails. aud dat hereafter We Vii
gsi each uAn.btf regularly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17


~ Young teacher Of Cmrog'aphN re,-
/ ,. pectfull4 orsr. h. services tYr ti" puf-
posse of communicating instruction boo tNr Hhrff
\ .i,ab'p aaA t.,fl mi, To- ''te raom e,tou- ,y
corrupted bg Prof Numtaer., rhrle lHdrs nuu
gyntvueu ot pl age, rty acquire e'eg rcr 10
snr -tylc of winding. 80 tAe shorirst possible
period ard style sulcd 20 their fancy
Cis-scs lor ladies To begin on January lad,
1854. o, II p'clpes ~ The forenoon and for
gentlemen. . o'clock. 10 the Afternoon
Also, nm accommodation class, To commence
on Monday, lan'y 30. ai O'Clock ~.
Couar --Gea.ta. ga attending the present
term Of the cour, will hnd il TO their advantage
10 attend iii. class. FERNS SIS, lor the term
of four weeks
Ladies or gentlemen DESTROYS of being quail.
fed a~ teaehrrs 10 ,ue above aft, can b. 10
laugh, IN class formed ;or That purpose, OF by
private ,Giion. Term, ia class Of six OF
r,ght. 500. Private tuition, sio0--tme not
limited.
Planters may have their children taught, at u
small expense un e.grant style II writing, by
having a yourQ man qualified TO teach, and
then he can instruct the whole ueiehhorhood.
paizrs.--A gold pencil case. or gold pen
with holder, viii he awarded N cach class.
Familiea wishing the above art taught a,
their residences, viii apply TO j. J. Carru'h, l..
r. Ford, W. II. Kelsey. OF
D. YOUNG.
Dec. II. 1859. - 3w
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

or Abeat as neat a little paper az ws
have on our 'abis, Is the tfoeAct, Printer,
new paper Just Published, at Crockett,
Houston county, Texas. 1t is "edited b,
the publisher" and published by the
printer and issued every u ednesday, b.,
o.csr Dalton, proprietor" lis well print
3D. and no mistake. II contains about
eighteen columns Of closely printed reading
matter, aud Of that kind, too. which il cal.
cuistxd to interest. We are glad 10 learn
thst "Old Mex" il contributor to ito
c....sasp but We are particularly glad to
hs.s dat he 10 still alive, and "in the land
Of ths living lie Is a clever fellow. aud
~ szesII~r, printer. You have done well.
Oscar. II yos have secured his ssrv'ess IL
ststs.ny your paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

ArrolsrarS or N.rrsAtIzrp CirI
srNs 20 OrrCr.--A correspondent, OF lie
Republican, the evening lreneh paper ia
New York. saws that NJ de Lamsriine has
written a letter to one OF the members of
the Cabinet at Washington. en'oezing lae
policy Of President Pierce 10 sending natu
talized citizens as diplomatic envoys,o Eu,
ropesu courts. thus demonstrating that
under democratic institutions. neither rank.
nor fortune, nor social position. political
anteceden,s can prevent = man OF energy
and p,len, from arriving At the hghes, Dig
mites, tina, the Republic establishes no dis.
.inc,ons between msn, and that whether
native or Of foreign birth, they srs equal 10
ia eva
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

Shanghai the last OF '.e 'n'"ess e"'e'
.an,ur,d by the insurgents OF thst country,
ON the 7th Of September. M ADVISED ~ the
l.,.., ,dvic.,. Ia said to have been saaea by
= band Of X sanetung aud fokien 'he" %
H.. Triad society. mixed with >neapofe
men and with some OF the 10" class o.
shanghai Tn. place was taken by sur
,,.a with little resistance. the inpcfiAi
iroons. chief, Triad men, desertlng the an'
thor,ties l he second msgistrste was NM
"a and III. prison ihrown open. There
Mad hsen lit,s loss of lie. Uuder the pre-
,.nc. of aiding the common OF popular
,.,,.a ,dyenturers have rushed forward
and seized all available property wilh'n
reach. What was begun by a small bad
Of PATRIOTS promises TO be consum'aaied hy
the powerful combination known - 'he
Triad ,s,ocistion, whose growing whue're
/. uum,.tseab,y apparent, aud whose "hn
hers are dali, sweled by seeesslons lf1m All
,las,.s. ss the only means Of safety. Pre-.
,i.u,lv Il vas kuowa that about 10000
,.,o,l,ers OF the lriad Society we're IN
SHANGHAI. Samgus. the chiei authority,
having escaped tbe slaughter ioond huge
3D., tie fs.,ie.es OF the Amelican Consul,
,,ou wbeace. q IL said, he succeeded "a ct
fsetiag ii. escape II Is said that the shan
phai rebels are not acting ~ runc"r' ""h
tho.e al NanAi'. but u is more gtne'N'il
h,1eyed that th,s arg 10 cw'rsFa no"nee
with toe reha camp aud that H'e capture q.
tsr ,itt Va. pud,5,sAeH % inta direction.
The following SUMMARY ei ine events
.,t..., al, lrt fI... fail Yf ~tAf.f. 20 = Ets-
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,ie. that most OF them cou'AIn aft!clss rel
alive to uomsn', rights. A.t ia nn'is'
that is exciting many, md particularly
.ofee member 81 the editorial fraternity
we viii give 1t passing notice.
Mss l.uc, Stone. 4 appears, has been
l.eturine 10 Louisville. NV. and, from What
We can learn. her Arguments are not only
good. but CONTINUING Besides Mes Lacy
there ar. great many Others Of The iem!s
n,ns--ws had almos, sad uea'er- gender,
who are lscturing upon, and advocating Inc
cause Of woman. rights.
We ar. not one OF those Who believe
,hs' woman has no rights tar from A.
She has inalIeaahlc rights ape q ihcso no
one VIII tfy 10 dep.Ne her.
q - Biootner Costume Ia done wonders
lor our country. Is il the spring board
os1 vh,rh new order Of things IS 10
cap into existence. Soon ~ are to have
, raa. al aanae IN political, social. a7d
"a toaal ma,ieos provided We take the al
''"
sueiapg ofa'ors.
Il would bs joG,cfoua spectacle to sec
laay,a the stomp, haranga'og efo"'
ga political ad."'' LANES '''7'
pAtN sif'ir' ana '"''''''s P''.'
would occupy Truly 40 u''N''''''
"on. S""ef'd At D' ''' g '"' '''' Wv
"i"'' i'o''' ''''' ~
crl" For ""s' ""' l'S''s '''
and dfiefehe' "hi'h """'" "'s
80 tte" i""f~' sr-'i'' "'u'" W 'o'' 80
Lost forever. ""'"" was ''''' "''''' W.
lead. u sue were VI WIS an "'.''IlH 10
take maj tnr was 'o''n'u h'''' SUI" "''''
cate aud slender ra''''p - "'' '''
sne should 81 10 th" cong sH''"" WIZ"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17
Fire Company

IL viev OF the linmineut danger that we
the undersigned are constantly IN, from tee
ofec'A of iire on our property IN the tow
oil Mar.ball. together with the difficulty o..
oticcurg aH Insurance on the same, hy sol
vent Insurance nmpanies we the und,
SIGNED, propose to the owner- ol propett,
un the i'utlle Square OF said town p1ricH.
tarig, and 10 all other persons interested tr
the protection of their property ~ other
portions OF said town. 70 url tuife ourselves
into Ere Company ! o hold "co,'i Z
,uf dat pntFose, . 'te efr irsi o"r'tnieucti
at the Count House, aud to Ha.r >ul'lble
arrangements fot ne purpose oi procuring
aa engine and Other aipNt,us. 10 attend
said meeting, and forward It. objects, wc
h.nh nurs.lNns nrnm hmm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

lorNo Mss ron Ovricsas.--One of the
English naval newspapers thu. expresses
Whist has gradually become a prevalent
opinion with majority in this county
" There can he no doob, that il the Junior
officers Of the late expedition in search OF
Sir John Drauklin had ommanded. instead
Of their seniors. the northwest passage
would have been made many years since,
and perhaps soNe account given Of the fate
Of Franklin. II is perhaps severe obser
walton. but is Truth mus, press upon thc
mind OF ever, body who has watched the
proceedings Of each expedition as elos.lv as
10 have Zone
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The PEE,IDINT,S MESSAGE.

| De message 90 We itflnfht va "'
li,er.d on the 9Th OF December. J his I'M
portan, docaucut has been looked for viii
nc ordinary degree Of anxiety. by the PEG
ple of the nitrd States " have not seer
II vet. hu, rom the despsteLes telegfaphec
Il, the r,eayune Of the l2th. We are ena
bled lo learn something of ts tone and
character. For our paft, ~e have anlie''
pated lust such document as the dis
patches to the r.cayune indicate.
The President re-sl'irms the principles
set forth by Secretary Marcy. IA hls Aolsis
letter. aud expresses hi. Willingness and de
termination to abide by them.
( Ne speaks Of the importance Of opening
he smazon to the commerce Of the ni'sd
States. and indicates that the ,dm,nisira
lion Is doing all IN IT. power. and viii use
ever, eaoa 10 brisg about % de'rahle q"
object.
The fishing question j. MOI vet At rest
though the message .As- t,at negotiation d
ere being made TOO is iilrmcHt
I he attention Of Congress Is cited % ts
Importance Of ha,ius deiaite bou larry
between tho uifsd States Sai Enea.h
posses.ians. oa onf NYrtl west. The con
Duct al ths ~pai isb a4 hatines iu Cgha.
toward. tmrrraisejt1 ~ = screr'ls rru
.nfsd. snd Gsm the Indication given hA
,be prrs.8yot, 1t wi not be Tolerated any
longer
inis s1d Of spirit "a regard TO our
citizens abroad. we as glad t. see, ani
we hope tuat he present Adm'ni. ration
vil correct the hpitel entertained by for
eign authorities. that the tu.ted states b.
neglectnl oi the welfare OF her citizens
abroad. And right bore We would remark
that some pspcf, base attempted To cen.
sure The course OF the administration IA The
X o1s,a case, and have endpayored to defeat
the principles e. forth 10 Narcy's letter.
they have eudeayord, hN then i'll timed
sophis,ry, io induce the belle! tin, Il the
nit.d states protected ho1,ta, She might
prepare herself to protect q host of otbcrs.
who are not, and never have heau citizens
of the I nl,ed states
The next item which we notice. Is the
subject Of slavery lie re- siirtn, the pm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

We have ma definite ows relative to the
war be:', zen J'uikey auc Rrssia. All 10
acso.utswe have tsa. SHOW tho 'fufks we
a ,.us ! q iolioaug i;enis. are taken
aol the i',casune
\ ~ ORR. De : The Cunard steam
er. Nmaari, mas arrived ut lialiiax. " IA
.l,atp'5i dates OF the 21lh being thrsa
iH,, ,n'er.
'.itc1 was slightly firmer. but the quo
tii94s show 80 change. >ules for tie
week. were 10000 bslrs \ lair business
ding.
Flour had declined 81. To 81 Iniuliso
corn toe market WIS unchanged. "rovls
ions quiet,
The demand Tor money was falling of,
aud the rates easier. tuuso!s bad al
vaneot and stood q ~
10 Amencsu stocs, tae n,fke, was nj,
It aud unchanged
Fine Arctic had rived out.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

We take the following from the >hrsve>
por, Democrat, rcln,isc 10 the fire thu, oc>
cured there on the 18Th
=" Our afflicted community has sustained
m immense loss b, hre. Nbou, clock
thu morning the totinn Shed ot Nessrs
Oglesby q Gr,swold. was discovered 10 10
OF fire. but how Il originated. has not been
s.csrta,ned TIE she'd contained from
1000 20 5000 babes Of cotton. all OF which
has been consumed hy tile devous lag ,ic,
men, From al that We cau gather, tie
fire originated near the rrnlre oi the build,
ing. aud helote il WAS discovered II had
spread to such ara eStsn, as 10 render all
efforts t. ext,ngui.h il, wholly Intellectual
The loss TO the community Will exceed
$500 900, hu, no snsle individual viii lose
All amount la. enough Ia disturb the
regular course OF business M,.srs Ogiesb,
4 Griswold have sustained the heaviest
loss, but their baiding, which was Of brick
was partly covered hy insurance.
The correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot writes Ono thing. ! bshye. i.
pretty well made certain, and tina, is, thai
as soon ~ Mr. Senator Tombs arrives here
General Davis will call upon him, through
some polite and ohvslric friend Tor an e.
PLANTATION Of some passages in Mr. Tombs
recently published letter. rrplyingtos ette.
from cnsrst Dssis. previously Published
Bn. sgnin predict tina. there viii bs nc
fight "a tho matter none st AL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

\ DyroeHAruicAt nANQutr AID Bal.
The typographical mon oi Philah,l
phis gave grand banquet and bait on the
evening ol The 23i u,t It Mas so elegant
affair, say the Euquircr, and va. conducts
ed throughout VA the best manner The
compap, consisted Of about three, hpudred
ladies' and gentlemen. add the dance, the
EAST, aud music, al contributed to mike
the hours pass dee,ly and happily. The
tables presented trul, tempting appear
aucc-all the luxnries of the season were
furnished aud IN the greatest abundance, and
many OF the dalicscies Ver. truly delicion,
aud ornamental Refreshments were also,
provided Tor the ladies during the early part
OF the evening and the scene from FIRST to
last. was one OF cheeflslaes,, animation aud
ies,isity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

or Notice tho card of Mr. d lo, Sa.
i, nnother column. Mr ! q az excellent
permsn. Persons wishing to be instructed
in his beautiful Accomplishment now
have the opportunity offered them, The art
Of good penmanship is certainly a line at
,ainmeu,, and ye, II IS an uncommon thing
to zee man write an elegant hand Young
men who expect to embark many business,
would do well to seize this opportunity OF
acquiring an AIT so beautiful and valuable
a word 20 the wi.c ~ sufficient"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

or It appears that lie LneIish people
are preparing to make Capt lngfsh"m a
present. asa testimonial Of the manner ia
which lie acted IN thr hozsta affair, fug
land is no, vefy familiar or friendly with
Austria, and 'his mark Of respect To Capt
lrgraham. msy be taken ~ Austria ss
erool OF the fact Il Is said mat the
English people generally. commend the
course Of the luited States Government
throughou, the whole hozsis matter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

or Mr. Daainge vii ascept oar tharks
~ Delta of the llih.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

.MrsrAcnc.--'i he following IS a deinl>
ton gwen BY ae oId dictionary to the word
to fop., goats, aud tom.eats' Won (!
wear 'em any more. Ne won't
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

or Oar probation az editor vii expire
shortly, aud before ibn, efcnt harpens 40
wish 10 inform cur ifieudswho have horses
to SIT, tn, we wan, good saddi- horse.
right of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-17

or Nr Lorenna, is 10 Shreveport, and
We espees him home by the neat siasc,