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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

Revess s~sAs fAe NsAs~ai Cssrd--fy'y
persoas Killed

The Steamship Texas arrived At o'clock
,. ~ yesterday. bringing the following
highly important ne~s:
GA the morning Of tho arrival Of the
stsamsiip Texas, 1t Vera Cruz. on the 7th
iunnsnt, n revolution broke gu, in the city.
amongst the National Guards caused by an
order from the city Of Mexico To ,ncorPo-
rate the National cussds into the Troops OF
the Line. The regular troops had posses
sion OF the Forts Corre.~ion and Santiago.
and the National Guards had possession Of
the gates and streets Of ,hc city. brisk
firing was kept up daring the three DAYS,
and WAS only ended by The entrance OF reg
ulr troop, from the city Of Jalapa. who
took prisoners about fin, OF the Nationals,
after which friday aiI became quiet, aud
business was resumed. About iiiiy ct the
Nationals were killed. aud many wound' d
during the engagement
Forces hav. been organized IN the FnI
ace. composed Of merchants aud people OF
sli trades and occupations known as honor
able men, who have presented Themselves to
co operate in restoring tranquility. These
L
Of the city, aud others will watch along the
streets.
~ soon AS the Supreme Government re-
ccived the news of what had occurred IN
Vera Cruz, two thousand veteran troops
were sent, with fourteen pieces OF artillery
At the last dates they had reached Puebla
The above is taken from the New Orleans
Delta. We learn from the same paper that
the war OF the press is breaking down the
various public journals
The decree OF the 25,h ofApril it scent.
had put twenty four newspapers hors de
combat, and those published contain moth
ing but official information.
The Orden announces, says the TRAIT d
Union. tina, Carbnjal has escaped from bis
prison in brownsville.
A large number Of Frenchmen. from
California. have ls',ly arrived at N' ln
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Nh. Enron
In backing over your paper Of tie ah inst, ser
YOU have called the an-uith Of 'h~ people 10 the
Proc la,nstien of The Gosef,os ~ relation I" a" A
Act making appropriation" for The Improvements OF
the Rivers of ,h~ s'ae
A. YOU have commented on tn . subject ri hppro
printion. and agree ln opposing 1t, will pA,s u
Ny VITA only few remarks. hspsns The f-ot,lc VIII
have the public money sVuah,irs-h ~ such
comparatively worthless Investments J biie'~ The
same nmpunt nf money. suggested NJ the called see
sinn nf the Legislature, 10 h- appropriated IN the
clearing Of thse Rivers, tritrtasly Appropriated "
ths cnn-traci,re,n.s Harnd In Texas ~"'i'd lHned'
her ave times much A. Nv" clearing OUT Az There
rivers aud hxyors mentioned IN the Proclamation
And while olyo-r the appropriations A. Judsrsusw
and ten,sat, am equsily "ppr-d 10 letting OUT
Natifoad IN Stale. =, a N"s''ern Company, ~iih
surh so~A can In b~it. Il ~yuh and will be Il
evsat xivansAus N Twsns. 0ns. whist will NJ the
ccsrii,on 81 F~sas hhy or hundred year. heu~r
when Wa,ead Is extending through her .niire lin.
lie. and Northern Company draining 'inilv from her
citissns the aefsai prsffs Of such rad Mad enough
indeed Truc, tins may seem like anticipating lon
rrv'sy. yri We may wascoshy sapis~. thai our pus.
ieri,y and f-sns " then live.
In your pnpes ii tia zane date. at,sthes psuc
lamaiion relstsbn ~ Joiht Resolution proposing
am~mlnsns 70 h. Constitution Of this State.
On this subject do not know your views. conar,
qasnsly do NJ" know that YOU can consistently with
yeAs telins.. pshlish ihn youion of nv roa .ani~a
ion. However, herr g'~~ an uppnerd 70 such III
asaes'src 70 shs amendment ~ Constitution II
~ o'or - tetas. tupree II uf00 pstto pSe The
lssse and hallc bor tho lever and iurSun " lihsty,
should he an's~mmei-d With due .tsfersnce " cssf
Executive Department, am operses! 10 such xaSnd.
asWt ] thnt the Iscpie are eupske q ~ xetev~
~ and should ~i,rt ih., pahllc oAcer ircM Pvsa-
dsHt DOWN y Constable sapm.<. BY death n oshsr.
was are II lie ots~s men,ioss. in IL peucieaaira
sAnah hscoDs warrant, ,be day aApe IN slscsann
ar ~. 4saorsnti~ p+ots, " surppss, nad h. aov-
seMa6. = sae extent. fso y-ars o. nsasiy -. s.
usan appeisfed by the mrr~ choice II ees mani II =
nainsk1 ~ tn p'0t1s vote In Avos Ut TIN amsuA.
MT. = russns - will II majosty vats seai,sse
q ~ eeap,s vii sssrf lhess own uNIcew. " M,
r,,ion n ~ that pseh .res would ~ b. r,r,l
haJ - ~ that y eight not h The eksies 4 shs
Yssn. H., BALtOT-Dox.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

DsscusrEp.---W presume il is generally
known that the House of Representatives
of the United States ia composed pfincI
pally Of rowdies. and that heHher order,
decorum, nor dsccncy prevail in that lar.
iamed body. The Hon. John Bragg, OF
Alabama. in declining to become csndi,
date for 20 election to Congress, from the
Mobile district. says:
" do not knoow that il Is necessary for
me to assign reasons Tor my course. !
may say, however, that IN addition to cons
sideratIons arising out OF my private affairs,
no one can be better satisfied than ! am,
that, IA things are now conducted in the
House Of Representatives. ! am m little
suited to that body as that body is to me. :"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

George T.. s. ar. Esq. formerly U. 8.
Dharge to Central America, il making
quite = figure in Nicaragua. W. see iha,
several persona presented him with letter
signaIizing his great services to Nicaragua
KS "its generous and ardent friend"
+" zealcus aud interchangeable defender" etc.
(" III. arrival csused tho liveliest pleasure"
and in hs person they intend to present to
tue Government and people OF the United
States . demonstration OF their devoted
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PoIs o " I N q.

Thousands Of parents who use Nrrn'nc- composed
Of n.tnr pl tainmai Ar are not aware That while
they apl~sf 10 hruef the patient, they are hriut''s
ryiny III, foundations Tor OF Diseases, sueh p-
sali,a,ion, loss OF ss {, Weakness OF lhh-, Nc
Ia another column will be- found iiir'hd,rri.rrrni
ol Iinb-nsbek's Medicines, to Which W. nk toe
attention IT all dfer,ly Interested er own rs vel
ns their children. health IL Liver tumplnlui-. and
all DISORDERS aryng from Mo- oi h'llM"s iyi'f
shouLi make t. III ID. oul, genuine medicine lovn
snrk' LAYER Pills
~ .is mt 3o,e,ei" bat ak frf NrNrn'ark p
W0Im sym aud ii,cr rlis AID olccrNs ,lai cneh
has the signature Of the pr,lur'ot, iiohtN
SACK "a non~ else are g~aninc.
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS.

nj : | 4 l. T. . ID q Sl,i
NJ. ~ Passier, Teacher Of Instrumental
Music,
or Respectfully announces to the
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Marshall, aud
vicinity, that he is now prepared to give
instructions on the following Instruments
to wit Harp. Guitar, Violin. Banjo, Flute
Clafiouett. and Ill kinds Of Brasa. instru
mcnts. All those who are desirous Of res
ceiv,ug thoroughly l,,rac.ion in the science
Of music. will please give him call at the
Planters Hotel. where he will tske pleas
IRE in showing them many interesting ties
timon'als OF his ability.
Pianos, Guitars. and Niolins tuned and
repaired in the best possible manner,
y. 3, Mr.. may be known to some o.
the citizens IA tho director of a music ii
corps during the war with Mexico.
WIN PASSlEk X co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

4 writer in the Baltimore Sun, who has
been afflicted severely in his family by that
appalling disease, bronchitis, has found re-.
lief from the following remedy: Take
honey in the comb, squeeze il out. and
dilute il with \ little water, and wet the
lips and mouth occasionally with it," 1t
has never been known 10 tail ia cases even
where children had threats 90 swollen M
very simple remedy, and may bs = very
etiicucious one.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18
VEAL Il JENNINGS.
wHoL.sALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS,

4 1nenty Fire Thousand Dollar Stock
no you want cheap goods I II 80, huy
- Of Veal 4 jennings at the old stand ri
Willard + 1inils, corner If Marshall ana
Dallas streets, jefferson. Texas who have on
hand and ara constantly receiving a large and
we'll elected stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes and Boots.
Hard and Eiollow-warc. together with every
article usually found in this market. az ch,ay
as he " cheapest Ne hsvo the goods, and
they must be sold we suffer no one 10 under.
sell us. Then come, and give w ..,auce to
show you
One Of The Largest aud Best
assortment Of Goods ever offered fos sale in
this section, ~ W. ARE determined that every
ono shall br satisfied, both a. TO quality and
prcc. We will receive in exchange for goot.
II the the highest cash prices, ali The products
VI the country generally sold in Eastern Tex.
=, such a. II Pel'r'e'' Bee"es-, Tsl'oS,
VEAL 4 JENNINGS.
JsAsrson. jane Is. 1883.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

gosx. FROM sia IS to IS ,1t
B,cos = Ham. from ~ To ste. clear sides al "'e
shoulder ell AT ;! a Ole,
IAsp-At 10 Zoe
Contrast 9ic.
Cuoceisrs From 90 Zoe
SUGAR Brown. frm ~ 10 TIC
B,aatsG Kentucky irnm 6, to l3c
Ht,~w.x From 20 10 g3c
BAH KnrE. -kcntnchy, dt &c.
SKINS Bear - to ~; beet, N lair i2s to ioc.
No,assNs From II to st!c.
t.sbirs : ar 20 Gle.
Rfos--Ntn nc
toKN,-~ Ordinary. ~ a 30.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

OF Tho kalllr war has terminated BY
the complete submission Of the insurgents.
About I o'clock on the evening Of the
23d ult.. large meteor paused over Port
land Me-, taking course from south to
north. Il shone with dazzling brillisncy.
though broad daylight Al the time. and sp
esursd o. large ~ = ~ pound cannon ball.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

IL New Yssh Mirror says h y tumor,d
hat ~ nsthss Of Rev. Elsasos Willism.
~ seNaesesd : ssit for slsAiss assIsst
n poesons Who havs assorted thet ~ m.
~ - - = ling, &
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t...a
l..u. 4esh 81 .ee., /
aud Thomas Wc,hr,s,,, all the balance OF his !
property. including land, ana negroes ana III
r.eled the same 10 be- sold and the money 10
be- equally divided among the above named leg |
a,.cs
Tina, said testator, BY The seventh clause OF
said will appointed plaintiff the executor there.
Of to carry out all the provisions of the sane.
Tia, .n,l tr-laior aficfwAfd-, l,.Wi on the -
day of December, 1854 IN the sad county of
Harrison, d,pnrt,d tins life. lea, ing the said viii
-, IA. ..,..,,,,,.d IA nnhii-h.d
''s -, ~, l.s, y,.u and tcst.n,,ut tina,
y. ,t., i.,y.t and ,,., ,r..nt of M,
" W',,,.'n, =, "A ,,t.,.by 4, ee,.,d
sr,., c.,,,~.,d. ;. al an ,b. - day of
IA "t "a, h.. dl,d .s,J viii and te-r,.
.,,,,,,,, ,.l.,s otlce 81 s,,d eo,n,y
NV Wv ''ha,o and il,t At IN, D,.,mb.r term
~ y, 49, sa'd .n,., ,b,. nm. ga. hy ,h.
-, Az, ,,,oh,,.J and tha, t,l,,,n,r was then
~ - ~ ,;,.,,a .,.,,tn, az ,h, .n,,, and
a'p III on., ~. l,,.r. ,.s,au.u.
"' l..,..,,,t, H.. ,.,,,,,i,,,w,.,,
Ths, ~, : ,o,d, a,A d..irnua I, carry out
.aj .,,,,,ta ali H., r,ovi.ions of .nid will.
IL, 60 ,h. ,r,s intent and u,anina
- h,,, a,.rs ,b,, ,b,r. Ar. vn,iou. and
- Ia.ui,,.s and ,mh.r,,..m,u,s in "a
a., ,..h,.h ,.a, onIy Ia, r,n,,eJ lac a o,c,,,
y, ~ ,n,, n,d,,;ny and dir,,t,r, m, man.
,.l''.h ,h.. .,,,,,,. .l,li NJ. Grind an, nud
w, y"
..,,,,. ,,o,.s ,l,. ,.,,,,,, in tho e,e,ei.,
81, n -, =, d.. "a ,.,.,. ,,-iu i.t, a,r
-, l.. h., ....,.,..,,.' ,.t dr.
49,. ,,.. ,,...,,..., IN vblh .,tf 0tl .lsll Ia.
.arr,.d ami IN vD..l.. ar 90, mar, aud f only IN
/ , -, ,,,,,i.,,. ard u,,eis,.,u. tb.r..t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

A Nyw NorroN.--A halter in Chatham
street, New York, is now putting IA
guerreotyee Likeness OF each OF his Gus
toners into his hat, free oil charge. lh''
is a new notion, indeed.
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II A n II I n D,

In New Orleans. eo Tharsiay. d'' n.' ~ "
residence 1T Dr.. VIM. y. Heal by the Hon =
Jnnte. Mr. s. n Passes 10 Ms- tLtzsn.rn y.
C,uraslL. boih Of Matshsll HARRISON County
Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

,atsm,,,,r pg,Hnpiis ,s-ticd the " as acns. lil"'
~ was then man by them. for Justice Ut the Peace
10 f-f,,,rfn . &c ienpty Fortunately one wss at hand
In the r.. ron II our District tlcrk who Is sV j"s
lies If The Praee aud ccop'-s the adjoining f~m To
the o,iui, Clerks Office, hapi-n-d I" hc IN MS
Office at The Tine ll~ F-rir~- ~err soon engaged
and in n few minutes thy were mounted on 'haf
horses accompanied by The squire and dsISu'ed out
o. town BIZ the came ,pu,e that they had CONE At'sf
s,.ua .ausy Ave " sAss ll~y r.s past 81 tho hr
~, T,frv Mo Nsd isss~a nse'eA white 'i,- 'sss-
w.u forward ior the licrn.- Here they all sighted
and ned their horses by the foni side, and thpre N
Thai romantic sl0, far from any house. protected
from the snu'. rays rs the ibirk foliage OF The an.
ronn,i,na lorr, n full leaf. mid The soti and bimy
hrecye. ol that sylvan wood aud fragrant flower. t'a'
horier.s On the rad aide and ssdcckeJ the ,rfdsn'
lNpisrwpr the home of fairy wG-i-nym h not morn
heau,,n than the husiiug hfir that appeared al The
nar anon thi. woodland sc-n-, wa~ witnessed n orf-
nony that united two fnni hearts IN one eternal unH'
ii bliss. But herr, now appeared the ra'nan''c part
Of The affair for the squire wss about !" pf"s.-d
with the ceremony, d,iEfrn, couple. altogether mp
peared az the altar and answered 10 Ihe naipas CON
famed In thr lr-nse, AMI not the party hnb had ap
reared ii the Office and Obtained them he squire "ns
4 iiitle .tunys'd, but after brief explanation, ""
cr-t-d with the ceremony and the knot was ted aud
they ven, their way rel"icns' u nGM Appeared
that re, had IN fac, applied tor license nj henderson,
hu, not b-,ns abb. satisfy The Clerk there. that The
s,r was Of proper ng- has, failed to obtain them al.
had adupied this device to Insure .,itr--s m Tn"'a
thu AqsI 10 Which proves hcw well they s'iccv-dcd
They played their paris well, experienced ''Sg.r-
could moi have done hri,-r. Oar Clerk was little
plagued on iiadng out the trick and how completely
The Z" Wool had been pulled aver his syrn. hut e"''
soirs himself by saying that h~ "a no, the hrl man
Li.at vas ever deceived b. uSnan. -
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Lost or Mls1olo,

T>IIE conditional and urond,,ioad -
| Gates granted to Samuel J. Tsyla r
60 acres Of land. class No. J, whisA 7 b
found, We will in duo time apply 10 ~ 71
office lor u duplicate.
slIsc H1Y l.s0v1
leI q So sIAu'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

The American Arctic expedition has
sailed from New York.
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suIc,pw.--A6 inquest was held on We'd
nesdsy last. the 18th inst, on the body Of
Mr. W. }. King. who committed suicide 1t
the residence Of Mrs. Julia b. Fisher, four
mile South va Of Marshall The de-
ceased had been sick for long time. AZ
was supposed with consumption. For
day or two preceding bic death, he DO
came Worse. and seemed affected with
more than usual melancholy No cause,
except HE continued sickness, can be
fosna for the commission Of The d.plorabls
deed which ended his life. He uttered m
complaint. nor lsft no record behind him.
The family were 1t dinner when the unfor
tuna,s affair happened. Mr.. King having
lelt the table after eating few mou'hfuls
When the family came out they found him
stretched lifslsss on the gallery. lie had
taken bis gun and placed the muxzle Of ii
uader HE chin, and shot himself through
tho head The deceased was about 81
ysass Of age.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18
CITATION.
tx rur DIsrnicr CouRT or HAoo
CorSry, TEXAs.-No. 2lD.
DIVORCE.
William II Gran,
AiehAl tra~.
TnE SrArr or Trxss.
tongiu Of ifarriso4L

.,
thL STATE OF itNNs,
| County ~ Harr'sc&
To the sheriff Of .siAeouptr, CsrsriSe;
WHEREAS. on the a7th day Of Mav, N
w William II. Crafi, who resides 10
comfy of Harrison. filed his petition IN
office Of the clerk of the District Coun
Harrison county, which Is in substance -
lows
That on the ----- day Of july, 1873, b
iernarfed with del, liant, Adelaide CsAh
that about two weeks after his said mxrd.
and more than three years since. thu
ADELAIDE without his knowledge OF eesae
ard without any rrovoca,ion on hh
voluntarily ,loped from, and absndoasd
whh the intention of abandoning The -
Thai siuce her said slcpemsn, and .k..i
and been an inmate Of tuo,heIs, and h.. -
mi,ted divers adul,crous acts, SC. The ~
MI states IN HI. petition iha, the sesidr@9
be cited To answer she petition. ,nd tcs =
solution of The bous,s Of na,ria,onv bstsu
him and defendant.
These are therefore to command ~
summon the -aid Adelaide Crxit BY Psetee'
81 his citation for four snttess've v'sas
me Star Stale Patriot newspaper Paos
~ Harrison County. 10 be md appear =
the District Cour, of Harrison County,
tour, ilous. in the town Of Marshall :
fourteenth Monday after the u'rd AoseA3
p M",Ss .s1s then and 'ns'. .. to ;"'y
II Graft IL Plaintiff anh%he said Adslaee Y
D'i'n'An', "e'e'" 'a'' ""' ~"
return "efeo' r,..
>Atz '' =. ~ .i.,,,.o, ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18

The attempt to pay of ~ 'r nb4n .
on tn. estate Of Dani An uecn
abandoned BY ~ ''. of rNslon.
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Qu1ntne.
ITO MbsehaatA DrugyistA ma Physicians,
u On tAoHsied esEsss FL Quinins lust -
eeivsd aaal salos wAeleaals, Al New Osiee1n
psisss. y
W. r. D. WARD.
- p - - Z,
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" NJ 1oenesssA L4wa--w. have Away rsss"ied the
" syss~~ aopssd NJ mos' Of 'ns States Of thu
~. ~ annoying ~ il was ..els.. BIT nn'~''h'
hing ~ have considered II he's 'ec'ncd To "
siial ,Aa. sosns ,ou Of military organisation ~a'
k66peNmbis. Ia ss~inl- thni occa,oas may arise
oss ttsm iaoesual eosnmo,lon, Instruction. +" from
jnvssan, whsn II might IN necessary 10 coll OH The
uilNa Il tAs country In such M event, IL would bc
~ &esaesr il ,hsfs "sacew To take r.snmani.
~ rlpaias pssshsasly instituted. by ~hch 'r"is
esid IN suasiy mssssssd inr' ssssire. In this State,
nstsiss ~ ma ~ hsen nsde IN organizing the
aah. 1Ap~id ma spsseshing u she Kind BE- done
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..au u |TT" "I0IUIT l77I TUT TTT'HINNT
"S.Ma rfihef Mlicious 5, snes are sa...
to transpir- a, tho diggings. Oas party,
on nos finding the me.sil'c pareAlss ns pro
fuse NJ they conceived 1t should be. from
previous representations. hung up their
pans and shot them ~ Of holes.
"Numbers continue pressing to thu 10
called I'll Dorado Of Texas: whether the
whole affair will pass of wishou. tsvthsv
discoveries being msAss sssss'ns Tor future
Developments.
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IxrosrAxr 70 LAND OwSERs.--We
tshs the following IRON he Standard, pubs
psblished II Clasksvills. TsxaA
"Ars Ill Of ous rsadsss aware. that oil
ssrvsys u land. The Asad aosss Of which
n. no& seturucd 10 ~ General Land Or
fee and ~ Govsrna,snt dues paid. by
ihs 5'W Of August asxe. bseems vacant.
and sah'sel 70 relocation, even though
cstlats,. may b. alsd ui.oa thsml J'hcus.
arls a. ini ~selsd h ihts matter, and We
W. = s'thr ~ seoeh, that tisssly warns
~. v5ita ths Lsgtlsesrs shesld have
ran'ei ,o BE- gwen. 4oeesss ef hungry.
hsar. TO-. spec 4ls'sss, ~ wsising to take
styaasege q rry negIs-t, ~ psivs The
'usl seta rsf hi-honis'
1880. -.-. -
~ The advertisement ~ Mssssa J.
4 .RAslvr y Co. Jefferson, .xss, vii
4. 's~' 4, oar asas issue ia the assaa
~. W., wssll difss. sHanlion 30 hsjs
ss-r.4s. i ssdNsue sss aenl Of goods.
r l3S 49, lad, ~ owing ilo Wash
kse& Hit K-sgs - sl'e0 3 INST
E Il. ta #-.sgoss, id n.s lsss,d |
!
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CAsru.as PA>oLs CouNrv, May th, 1859.
Editor at NE Republican
The Jsys OF r,osnoe snd chivary srr about To be
revived The hero of the following BIZ Of ro,oaner
which oeenrv~6 here. not long since and Which ~
yuur p-fr,i..,on Will state. proved an~eli as bold
and CHI, alrv,r any II the daring hrr~- the Quis
niic age can bnsf ADOPTING the mssi'n 81 " ia,nt
heart Meier ~on falr lady yet, he not only succs-ied
in n,n.,nx fI,- object %. lbs hearts innirsi hopes
SIN pursuing that ihstnrvef did run smooth but
,rumpisuIy bore her off from The lalrrnal rss,i ~
.p,ie n all n. opposition ibst fond he brought 10 b~at
from ii- argus cyr II pruiish nunis and watrhiu
mother. MI rnfag-d father and desperate brothers.
i.w mornings ago, sitting ~ his room alone, en-
snsrd IN some luc triIinr dn,,e. i~finining TO his
Office md wih hu, lii- Ia DO, wondering wbef~ the
vr,t lee would come from, Our Old Hnrh.for lerk
lnf The G.. uniy ourl not fiile csconeered b,
III. .ndrn entrance into hi. oce. Of strange gentle
man and lady Of youthful appearance. aud a,irs that
fe,,,a r h,afing Of msHne that phiny 'od'rssl the
nbj-easpi thor y,sil, They we're accompanied by
nnotn gentleman n middle sgci apprarnnce ta'so
.fraag,t5 shn Introduced the first gentleman nv Mf
p Thar loo inr-- wa. .,ssn made known I" The
aforesaid Lsrk by Mr. P----- promptly demanding
ir-n... marry IN. lady that accompanied him 10
i.N Bib. ssttHH fin ihts 500 fatHl is VI = r. ~
fhefnt-e rsuu" ll'y atr Hlnr 10 wig Nr.
,iiJ SOB HHqir I.a rUfaf 'i|irn ir taf r'iny as
lns. iIl ~ 81 80 aai4 st~- mar f7fiitff % f9a'
ihis. lAsssia.e sfp4l tn' NY % 49, ~ eHr-'ed
as.i kssssI B. III. .f. 1fsI Hn| 800 tf Noii'f''
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~ vtIno0R - = ~ on9DeeA
" sassseesd 49, - go tAss ths
vessss u Cssss psdsh I'D $1,000 !"
favor Of lsvyisg . sess'sl az = ed :"
constructing ~ vIeksbsv ~ FL Ps'e
Railroad. II ~as expected. consequently.
.h,a ths Police Jury Of tast Pa'ish would
ms, N ordinance for collecting The 6rst
is1esjlment Of the tax, N that the work
s,ifhs b. prosecuted Immediately. W.
lse.a from the Caddo Gazette and the
Sss,h Western. that. instead Of 20 Doing,
hewever, they passed an ordinance dsf<r>
e;as Ill action uuiil the next regular meet
j,x II .hss body. THE will not take place
until some time in November ncxt.
The Gazette 10 jastly severe upon the
action Of tho Police Jsry, and character.
ICES tho eourss parsu~d by ha. body As
,riflinx with tho will Of tho majority. u
contends that, after all that hns been A,id
aud done by the people OF Caddo parish
II unn.istskabis demonstrations arc not
made of their intention 10 pros<cut Tho
work. u.s whole affair will be regarded q
a humhug that from the enterptising spirit
manifested. an interest WA created abroad
a m o. Of The road. which will decline
sh hey learn that those most interested
ere - Ut 70 abandon che project
'fh, Gazette is right. and 10 not more
severe In its remarks than the case warrants
II lhe people Of Csdde parish ss'as'a this
nisa handed act Of their police jssy. they
pl'l % themselves and the people Of North
low lana more injury than tsey are per-
iapq aware. Texas, il 10 true. feels deer
a 1t y shis road. and would like to see
Il bu1t; .st IL should no. be fosgo.ts" vat
abc d, by no msans dependent upon II
IS ave still tho Ops.sasas road to look
ta. jsny have commended that this routs
eo,ahlnsd mere advantages ehan ali Others,
aad ave predicted from the hrst. that
Cadi, Ish would exhibit selfish spirit
stitch would leave ~ no other alternative
EW we thouyht and commended differently
and re still willing to believe that ou'
Caa f-'s1 !. sly ael m good @'ld. 4
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7i 7rsufnce ZEE u'tif louisiana iripods.
bs~ 'ssiings may 10 irrsvocsbly enlisted
n Or Of the Opclousss road. Aud when
+ .scoii~S'sd that our connection with
hsi Dad will be. in al! probability. by a
soeue citing branch terminating At Marshall.
or ends of the Vicksb"rg road. in Cad
Be- rish, Ms well those interested in the
-aspsri.y of Shreveport, will perceive. a,
.cr what they have most 20 apprchend.