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TIE NEWS FROM CALEFORNLA.

NEw ORLEANS, Wednesday, Dec 7, 1853.
The files Of California papers brought by The steamships
IL Dorado and Daniel Webster contain little of particular
interest to the generality Of readers
As is usual late in the fall business was quite brisk but
ices were still low in consequence Of the large stock of
every description Of goods on hand
Tie returns from both the grain and gold fields were
very encouraging. The miners doing well, it not
better than and in placer lump Of gold weigh
ing eleven pounds had been discovered.
Tie inhabitants In the vicinity OF HUMBOLDT Bay were
recently startled by earthquake, but it did serious
damage.
considerable amount Of property had been destroyed
since the sailing of the previous steamers by fires in San
Francisco Sacramento, Sonora, Downieville and Stock
ton, but the loss in no instance was heavy.
prize fight for s. GOO side lately OF between
John Cary and person named Carsigan The latter
declared the victor after thirty rounds each Of which
sharply contested.
Tie health Of San Francisco good aud the weather
cgrcebla bit regret TO observe that the papers,
usual chronicle large number OF murders having
CURED in different parts Of the State
few day previous to The sailing Of the steamers Of the
10Th, Captain Brown, Of the ship Ontario accidentally
killed.
We find additional information concerning theexpedi
ton ogainst Sonora.
The small pox continued to range with great vruance
emong the natives Of The Sandwich Islands No further
chaugts had taken place in the Ministry.
From South America it is reported immense discoveries
of gold have been made By the Amazon Expedition, fitted
cut by Ecuador ard Peru.
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,o.t,ored although we believe that some have shared

DESTROYED although we believe that some have shared
that caauiious fate
The loss which has thus suddenly oyertaken our
e,teemed flowtownHmeni is to be regarded 81 in some
sepse pullic affection They have SO long stood At
the head Of the publishing business in the United
sts,es-baye been 80 intimately associated with the
rrooress Of education and knowledge among our coua-
trynen-bsve given employ nent to such numbers OF
rersops Of both sexes in different branches Of Industry
have sustained such cordial and friendly relations
with so many of our most eminent literary men-haye
imprinted their names on such myriads OF volumes,
that ere connected with the best and most delightful
hours of our reading community from Maine to Mime
sots-tIat tie announcement OF their misfortune VIII
hiring cloud over many brOws, aud call forth the sin
cerest sympathy from the highest intelligence in the
land.
Iffew business houses have ever been called to suffer
ch en- Overwhelming blow we are sure that there are
few that could bear it with more resolution or rise
from its crushing power with brighter hope or more
undaunted courage The energy, lberality and fore
sight which have raised the firm OF Harper Brothers
TO such proud eminence, will be made manifest in
their present calamity and we shall look to see the
tide of knowledge and cultivation again pouring forth
it, copious streams through their wOnted channels
Tie details Of the conhagratOn, which fully given
By our reporters will be found in another part OF this
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NAL BuRSED-G Great Loss Of Bacgage-Aboui6 o'clock
tie morning of the 9th inst containing mails and
baggage, going west, the Michigan Southern Railroad
when few miles from Answor'h Staonwes discovered to
be fire. The train Immediately stopped and every
available means to extinguih the flames but thor
ougy on Ere lad become before tn alarm was given
that only mall portion Of tic ofthe were res
Cued Tie mail was in FIVE or six canvas and leather BAGS
the latter suffering most severely. The ao contained
some 30 80 trunks most Of which were consumed or SO
badly damaged be nearly valUoess The origin of
the unknown though there reason - believe was
caused by some eombusble improperly contained in the
passenger baggage. Anumber of letters contained money
drafts land warrants &c The Postmaster at Chicago has
furnished The following slaemen; Of mails known to have
been in the which burned There may have been
other mails destroyed but these ell of which any
could be obtained from the way bills not consumed:
New York, Dec. 3, 10 Chicago d. = O. and delivery
nearly ell saved with the exception Of few letters some
what oharTed. No particular damage
Now York, %, 20 ST. Louis ard Milwaukee nearly all
destroyed
Philadelphia. Dee. 3, to Chicago st. Louis, Eddyyie.
Waterloo, n. Faul, Liberty Dc0nyile, S. Croir Henrv
Muso0tiuo, Morris Galsns, Aurora Springfield IL and
Lalare nearly all burned OF chaued, with the exception
Of few letters that could be recognized which were sent
10 their destination for pOstmastors 10 deliver.
Dec o GEORGETOWN 10 Fort Ripley, nearly al burned
Nov. 30, Augusta, Ga. TO Jefferson City nearly all
burned.
Washington i. C, Dee ?, to Chicago and St. Louis
end in fact nearly al the Washington mail was burned
From Richmond. Va TO lows City. nearly al burned
From lOItsmoulh, Va. 10 Iowa City. nearly all burned
From Ee6dnc Pa, 10 Iowa City, nearly al burned
Dec. 4, Washington, ID. G TO Burlington, Iowa, nearly
al burned.
From Germantown Pa to Iowa City. nearly all burned
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STEAMSHIP HUaBo1DT.-A teegraplc dispatch, dated q,
Halifax OH inst, addressed to Waiter l. Jones Esq Pres
dept OF the Atlantic OAica,es thu. the las. account from
the ship was that there woro 10 feet Of water under the
bows 81 feet little sbaf the wheels and third Of the
ship desr Of the ks; all her decks under
on the port tide at high water The stem and orcoot
gone for 80 feet and Supposed the port side broken
under the engine Ii is feared the ship viii become total
loss Most of the cargo viii be saved The weather was
very favorable $50 packages had been saved mostly in
damaged state The Pr0reaoe journal says that the fol
lowing Providence offices have risks for $4,000 each on
the Humboldt The Roger Williams American Atlantis
Merchants and Commercial Mutual This she outs
il is not known how much Of ii viii DO loss
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THE WEATHER AND NAVIGATION on THE
LAkEs-SUSpECTED MURDER.

The weather IS ard calm.
The steamer SnltanG leaves for Cleveland 70 night,
rowded with passengers.
The LOUISIANA came in TO day. There was some excite
ent the dock in consequence Of charge Of murder
against Of her deck hands who suspected of
robtng and throwing overheard the second Of the
steamer Buckeye Safe Who board The men hal
however been arrested at Cleveland where the Louisiana
touched in coming down.
Vessels running freely.
II the pleasant weather continues line will be formed
10 Cleveland while the railroad trouble continues
The Lake is as smooth in summer time
CLEyELasD Saturday Dec TO- 1853
The weather continues mild and there is frost in the
ground Navigation on the LIKE aud canal IS uninerrupt
Cd but the vessels aid boats mostly laid Nd
SYRACUSE, Saturday, Dee 10 1883
Itwas cold sst night, but Il Is warm Indian summer
day. Some boats are plying. break Weedspori is
reported
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MELANCHOLY DISASTER AT SEA.

tHANLEsIUN, Indy, Dec. =, I-JJ.
The revenue cutter Hamilton left the dry dock here
Wednesday for a cruise, having or board Thomas E.
Rudolph, OF St. Mays Ga, the Captain Camlus Slun-
dCrs OF Gen. ROmulus Saunders First Lieutenant:
L. {. Hines, Second Lieutenant, and q crew OF twelve
men II blew hurricane last night. during which the
Htnlion Lost OF Tuly Breakers, Charleston Bay.
Tie officers aud took to the two life boats one Of
which hes not yet been heard Of but the other containing
Captain Rudolph the Qaertemas.er, four men and two
bows capzed in the breakers and all were drowned
with the exception of seaman, who lashed to the
boat, and picked Up this morning by the Savannah
steamer AL the officers had wives in this city
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TIE RAILROAD rnoupLEs At ERIE.

LNTE, SnTurlay, DEC. TO IeJJ.
Tie Railroad Company la; night completed laying the
track apd repairing the bridges up to tie ely limits and
the train was run over from the State line within mile
Of tie Depot In the night the rioters ct Harbor Creek
again tore up the track destroyed the cuyer bridge and
poughed Up part of the grade OF the road Many OF the
citizens here indignant at the action Of the mob and
desiIe tie Railroad 10 be left unrnoiesied Many Of the
rioters ere paid for their work By interested parties The
Company will lay the track through the city to day The
Pomasicrs here and West have sent reports to the Post
master General stating the of the delay in the mails
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HALIFAX NEWS-THE CAUSE OF THE HUM
B0LDTS WRECK.


Halifax papers of the sth are received RearAdmira
Arthur FGnshaw has been appointed succeed Sir George
Seymour British Naval Commander the North
American and West Indian stations. The BOscawen is his
flag ship.
The Haltar Chronicle charges the loss of the steam
ship Humboldt 10 an mpudeni and ignorant fisherman
WHO boarded her in the character Of pilot 90 which
lie had claim and when asked to show his papers said
he had left them at home TIE CAroscl ntimate that
legal punishment reach the rogue application
d LyLch law wound be ilstiable in bis case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

JoHS MITcHEL and Thomas FRASoIs MEAGHER wiz
Issue No Of weekly paper Saturday, the 3lst
inst It's sphere Of observation and action VII embrace
Literature, Politics and whatever conduces to tho freedom
and velbeing OF land That it VIII be able, honest
dignifod and sincerely Republican the pss lives OF its
Editors ebundany guarantee and could wish those
whether in City elsewhore-who anxious to
render honors to Mr. Mitchell viii orego al parades and
Other boizterous Ovotops and devote the time and
thus saved TO procuring lists Of advance paying subscribers
for bs Journal They win find it every way worthy Of
thtr naronrgc
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V'AsEiyar0y. Saturday. Dee. 10. 1883.


Tie Tnioa denies the irnputaon that the President his
Pnya,e Secretary, any member Of the Cabinet fur
riled the Message IN advance. and says the nswpapes
which published il in advance must have obtained copies
b. stealth brbery or by some osher indire ,lion.
We have had an interview with Mr }. H. Berrett Vice
Consul Of the n.ed States at Turks leland, who is on
visit TO tbs city, and who assures that the state ments OF
hero being an unusual scarcity OF salt at that Place arc
entirely without foundation.
He saws tbat when he len the leland the Cd Nov last
there was rot lees than $4,000 bushels OF salt OF the finest
oralitv on the leland As this il the principal article of
xport from that place may be important TO the mercan'
tie community 10 make this correction.
The slocpofw0r Albany il expected to sail rom New
York for g. Thomas on Monday. Midshipman VIM. Ii.
Toor has resigned. Midshipman James G. Maxwell IS
5i.nifsed Lieut. o. H. Bergman has been ordered to
The command Of photographic party on the Coast sur
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THE HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday. Dee. 10, 1858.
The MAYOR has published card declaring that the
health of This city was better and is perfectly safe
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OPENING OF THE NEW ORLEANS AND OPE
LOUsAS RAILROAD

BALTIMORE. Dec. II. 1883.
The New Orleans mail OF Sanisy last i received The
rripo III the New Orleans and Opel0usss Railroad took
mace on saturday and vas celebrated with EScar,sn
Speeches. Banquet &c General Rooles iA'e seefe'ay
0f War in Mexico. was one OF the guests
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THE CANAL BOARD-APPOINTMENT OF STATE
ENGINEER.

ALhA'i' o4iuiudy; Doc' ~ 80
The Canal Board mCt this morning and heard claims
Henry Ramsey OF Schenectady formerly Assistant En-
cucef uudor w A. Perkins, Resident Engineer for this
fuldisicn, has been appointed State Engineer This
movement Las caused considerable feeling, and rumOred
designations Of Sub Division and Resident Engineers
,.q cuFf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

CossEoTIcuT-The Free SoieTs have nominated John
Hooker OF Hartford for Governor William Alexander Of
Killngy, for Lieut. Governor; Dav;dLyman, of Middle
town, for Secretary Of State Amos Townsend Jr, Of
KewHaven, for Treasurer and Ro!in L. Beecher of
Winsed for Controller
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u tho remedy above suggested we beleve x,.,,
Emigration rs safe Us need be expected nns
I'VE commend the shove Letter the esr-fal
era I's safeor' who distngahea clergyman !,
eI ~oH .saa'H'eS viii The toge Of which he -s,o. -, ~
views eu!ncnty worthy OF Consideration w. - ~
h0re fsT further cHnuaric.tians from As r,St
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bgegp'5Jor6 DAILY Griblg9lG
MONDAY. DECEMBER -, 1853
TO roRREseosDE va

.s,cs COr1lgui- 4tlA. Htsl1fe
rsea Tor ssriou be acthenfcated ~ the so
,4dress Of necessarily for 2uncs'ooI sft -
zusfsutee . he good faith
We esnuo, undertake rejected Communications
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NrwYORK.-TAe Albany atlas announces that Governor
seym has appointed Gardiner Stow Esq, of Troy Ator
neyGeneral Of the State for the unexpTed term of Levi
Chat ed who has resigned tho Office having left the STATE
for other business
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FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA-FATAL RAILROAD
ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA Saturday Dec TO- 1855
Sondfords Ethiopian OPERA iOuse, on IweIfthst be.
low Chestnut. damaged by IRE last night
Daniel Toll brakeman on tie Pennsylvania Railroai
who a. injured on the ith Inst died this morning
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NAyAL-The U. S. ship vincennes, storeship John p
Kennedy brig Porpoise and schooner Fenimore Cooper
were at S, smon's Bay Cape Of Good Hope about Oct
80 a. veil
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gubselers to The Tribune ia the 2oh Ward csotioned
srst money u person except Thons Murray 's
rresent CsIrer. o bis tssktsnt.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TrLtGGAPt
FROM WASHINGTON
Frru Our oFa Correspondent

FrrE Our Ora Correspondent -,
WASHINGTON. Dec H. i-'j.
Col Forneys letter to TIE Richmond Enqnirer has made
quite favorable impression His ezpauatonof RobeItss
later carries on its face inherent truth Some members
hitherto oppcsed TO Forrey viii vote to table Bay
Library resolution
Speaker BoTD still room door lOcked Il Is rumorei
that GEORGE HoUsTos viii be Chairman OF the Committee
On Ways and Means and WRIGHT OF Pa, of the Judiciary
Mr. YoUs0 Consd TO Curacao. has been rendered pas
cage in the s,ooPofwar Cyane.
JEFFERSON DAVIS vii be elected n the Senate, though
three Of FIVE Members Of the House here are in favor o.
BRoWE.
souhaner, who a Compromser' VIII be Secretary
Of war.
The remains Of Miss JTsSIE WILLIAMS, sister OF Mrs
BopIsoo who died IN st Petersburg n;eredin George
town Cemetery today Several Of the diplomatic corp.
were in attendance She admired and lovely girl
or WYE.
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The steamship City of Glasgow sailed from Philadelphia
at Saturday Liverpool with passengersaad
100000 in specie.
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"SATAS CANS ALso Tie Ner York Herald Is oVt for
the Maine Law. Western Temperance Adyocste
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SrMr,G MACnMEs-NAnD no NM PIHLIc.-TL

SEWING MACniNES--AU persons mSliny, selling
usns Sowing nschnss having needle needles with
herobv oued against ir ORR
gusl granted Sept i8j ell niir win bs lsd
be according The following licensed
anseluie and s,l Sewing haene Gndo sdd ra,eu IL
Esssrs Wheeler Wilson Co. Clover Baker toe
Sewing Machine Co, and Baribo OF NetsY3Ik ch
Bliss aid J. A. Leow Of Eos Mers WOoirejys Eeene
& Moors. Lynn, Mass and s. T. Howe. ofE. Y
Howe JR, Paentee ~ Tie Original dsclue,
No az Sf'tdwr iiew NorN, ari No 5, Hsr1'et. Bosom
"a 1
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PROFESSOR MORsR's INVIGORATING ELIXIR

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCNLEs.-Loug known, So
vsrey tested, ALL rght-the aeknowledsedsaudl
FAIRBANKs Co No
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The CLERGYMAN's ERIEND.-BefoTe the intrcluC
ton OF the famous Ginseng nnd Maya into Ane
were Constantly e'ed with throat ess since IN,
By s oler hear OF tu' few completes Of h kind Th
excefn compound is sold b WILSON FAsBaNg Co, Nos 40
aud 20 iarCyer, nearly opposite the American House whole
sale and EctGl and BY respectable druggists retail
Also by CsAELss H. RING No. 10, Broadway aai by BorD
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WAsaIv0TON. Dec II, lsj,

WAsaINGTON, Dec II, IslJ.
Mr. HousToS It il understood, viii be Chairman Of the
Committee Of WAYS and Means ani the last Committees
Of both Houses viii be generally reppointed far az the
members Of them are in the present Congress.
WAsHINSroS Saturday, Dec. 10, 1873
Tie aoorkeeper Of the House has appointed the follow
inc messengers George Reed OF New York, vice Sinls
j. johnson, removed lie Roy u. Taylor, Mich, vice
Henry Il. Moore removed $ Z hekalan Ok Oao' wee
l. 'IIoote removed. johnson the opposing eau
Gdae for dooTkeeper
Col Forncy publishes letter in The STR, jusfying
The removal Of Dir Parke the Librarian Ia regard 20
The Fore 4 letter be saws: wrote il | would write ID
INV brother If had one. | never, for moment, re
rfl re:ted iuitl saw malignant ingenuity torture 1t
o. INTO meaning from which my whois na1aio re'o4ls
" This Is nv ONLY defense on that point
Seuators Williams, Of New Hampshire and Jones, Of
Tcnne.see have arrived.
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HAfH DYE AND WIGS -BArCHELORS Mandatory
Tor thesc articles No Broadway opposite the
here he he's the best scomods'op in the world o the sPpcl
Of bic Hair Dye and the sale Of h
" iss and Aocrces Nine private rooms all Gcor
TEAs-The best assortment offne Teas will be found
ut the store OF the Canton Tea Company No rs Chatham be-
tween PcGi aud kcscve the oldest Tea establishment the
ety We t they DO else
Where either 81 Wholesale retail They have branch
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F,Om Oar Own Cor sponasat.

WAsHisGrON Dec IL 1883.
The House COMMITTEES are no; yet completed the Sen
ates arc complete CHAsE is On the Committees SrNSzR
is not H.
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ACrORs, LAWYERS AND SINGERs.-YOu who de-
psnd much the melody and OF your voices Try
bkYANs fumon Wa'ers only % box Good for coughs
hoatpsR Sold BY C. v CLCEESER Co, No. 81 barclay.
o.. General Agents ior NewYoTk and vicinity.
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Z CRYSTAL PALACE DOLLS ar ROGERS DALAAh' No
spleud colec ion Of suifi Do which
IOrnr tie pet ecson rave n The edon OF yors % mo
are now o. bo3 and Orssle ROC Frs 8azAsr
ALEC frtt ,sTty OF Indie bher Dolls Dol Hai SHOES AMI
Arms with the ige stock Of Toys offered ia the e
Cizsrs ord Strangers are respectfully invttdt TO call
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CAT HOME FROM o A. NJ TILL 9 p NJ. In his
Fnporun No 345 will be happy welcome
lis friends and e1b for their approval afner election Of Toys
Games Goods &c than be has before imported
Tos 6esirous making early selections sld also Of avoid
Irih which tst piece the Holidays viii do vel 70 make
their without delay.
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A Seven Octave rosewood H.Olian Piano, made
bv r. Gilbert Co with round corners and al modern i'm
mens $3.50 but little offered for $500
may be S. BeTrys PianOIooms No ~ Broadway.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

g." Uc,. - said Bisp. and he handed il
i,,o tho cr,v. I .,epped I'D and cast a
handful of dirt unon il.
Dn.,,o Ans, ,,i5 "ashss to ashes"
GA mo-" shri.ked Mrs Biegs. throw.
iog off IN. insignia Of mourning. "No,
no, Hello the child oh God save It :
,i.not dead it only sleeps. Have mere, :
mere, mercy, Are YOU all sticks and
stones; ny the child only sleeps; it -
,o, ~. sl.en of death Break open the
cotin-saye IT. Helm, helpi God on
God, Air, sir air -
dged hystanders and h.r husband made a
r,.h ,,,,,tds her with A knife In his hands
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rWO~I'ECTlS
uf TINS
TEXAS REPt BLlCAN,

,r,ur TEXkS RErl Bit'AN tsour OF th" largest
pa,-r- publi.l-d in Eastern ir'n- aud contains
'.,i,t aii,unt uf r'tdtug matter than any country
amer in tryas 90 eui-inih.
/. unfinished % tl- loV price," - =" '~r na.'n.
,,,J A, t,, uo"- II .'-, upIug - tp 1t paih IA
. ,,.,.,.. ~ - uoti pas nrn hr delayed until alter
.,t,.r,ii-.r. taken out Of the cannty without the
,r. ss,yn,sft rs N- have tUpud 70 more trouble 10
9., men debts than "a rntu thr maury
p,.on- wishing 90 subscribe eau dn 10" boy rm'uiuR
. money o, mail At risk, mhinr the reeeini Of th"
- ,,,uI.ter that the money hr@ been sens.
4 tLi. tai~.t has bren nearly four years 100 opera
, "a. deem Il unnecessary 10 say much Of 81. past
, 0itnfr course Taking Tie past ns a guide.
Nv, 49,, willing to Dee Judged by
~. sufli,i,ui to say. iha' % BE- dem''fhne ihl~T'
.f Ntu audraNor 10 MAINTAIN the principles 81 That
,aay in their purity
Nsr.h,lI i. perhaps the best lecnupn for uewspa
...,.t ,ny other place m Eastern Texas Having "a
,-.,,4,tly mail from Shreveport, hud trtNnR ft'h
,, ff..rs hy the Various boats that run i1 TIE ted
~ ir,i. we are enabled o. las h~infr our rradrrs
" ta interior later news thau thrf an"hinh Through
..s ,f..f CHANNEL B~.re- So ia'r a Nn'nahf rA.
.f,is. l-i oi fa'nr .l,y payers nud mag ""r', IN
.,Tr1r .um- NJ the most popular ruh''' ii'n' h l'
..aI.t-y irnm jhr-. Nr have thr beet ia'iluf' l"f
t.sl.ur au interesting Iai~r
g. l.'.- new. htgrtf, elections. f1lroal ar'olr.
,pst,l unitrr~ the markets., AMI r'rr i'ns 'i-
tunl, tu,, Tine interest ui our >utir and ""tf
SOL ls' found boo IT. column.
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" urntMg.

ALL persons are hereby notified thatii There
~ are any further trc-passes committed ON
ms lands will resort to legal remedies asa'h''
them for am determined not Ia pay the Pm
ter for this advertisement, and lose my TIMBER
IN the bargain. .-.
Thi, notice is Intended for a protection TO
all that have right TO control, IN any man
uer whatever.
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LOST OR NISl.\lp,

THE Conditional and unconditional ocruh
Yates of Charles Raglan, for $40 acres OF 'aha
.St Glass, issued at Nacogdochcs, October ''h
lsaS, NO not recolectcd) II not found We
viii apply for duplicate,
BENZ. +. YOUNG, Admir- OF the
Estate Of Levi Catnhead.
Aupuss u, 1898 !"
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Fair Warming.

4 Ill persons arc forwarncd against cutting
- down or carrying off timber from my
lands Persons thus offending ahs be prose
euled to the utmost rgor OF the law.
T.. FRASER
Jan. g, 1888. 27y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

I'VE undersigned are receiving line as
4 sor,ment Of school books, choice, histof'
cal, religious, and standard, and miscellaneous
looss--a quantity of novels, albums port
'olos, letter iooscap, and record paper, en-
'elopes of all kinds, pens, inks, and motto
Naiors, &c, &c,
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
April ., 90 ~