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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

IaouBl, IN ran BRlfIsn N.sr lNpiss,
4 tier from - correspondent IN Ioha,
20. ". received ~ merchant III Wash
lucton. gives lh' iollowin. alarming &C
count Of til. condition at aH,rs the e;
IonAoa, Jan. "a, 1854
be pres ut j. rather an ANXIOUS tim. tor
the ,nhah,ants ot poor Jobago. Her
NsJ-sty's troops have been Withdrawn from
this and other small islands, wllhou, allow.
ing sufficient time to prepare for 80 impor
txnt a change. The people have been ex.
cited by mischevous suggestions and dia-
bolicnl threats, and every one has found il
prudent to live with arms prepared for the
worst On Saturday nigh, last, within n
few hours OF the time fixed for its perpetra
ton. a most hendsh plo. WAS discovered
and the ringlexder captured. II WAS ar
ranged that before morning, Scarborough
WAS to be made as hot ~ hell. 1t was
expected thx. the white inhabitants of the
island, IA on former occasion would all
flock to town to sss'st in putting out the
fusion. they were to he assnssioated 4
worse fate was reserved for their wives
One Joe Arihus was the con,r,ver and lead
er of this conspiracy. The coniedsra,.s
we're sr"st all B,dians. The esamins,
tons ~ aot vet concluded. and H.. dis
closures are 40 horrible tina, the pnhl,c mind
IA IN a fever OF excitement | have the
pleasant assurance that AN particularly
doomed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

I'll. Democratic papers throughout we
ccuut,y are erumbliug al tn. outrageous
,,,.,,., in which the mails are conducted
and are henpug sbusr upon hr p'''"''',
Ter. and contractors why 90 .hry ""'
cam. oat houes silly aud point to where 'hr
,.sl fsultlsi they know that The n's''""
.,,.,,.p, Is occasion.d hy the g""fan'"
And incenpetency OF the POSTMASTER We"
.,,J Nh, don't they fcque-t the rfes'-
1..,, =, remove him - South western
So much Tor hypoeritIcal cant. why
did no. thu, immaculate journal hol It's
an,,hema. sga4si Jacob ColIamer. during
the Wing administration The present
incumbent d. certainly no worse, and IN
on. ,,ry important respect. he is better
ios.much ss he has not had he impotence
0ts, CoIamrr,l to asset, that he would not
l.trn to complaint
The south Western is ught IN sta'ihg
that lh, d.rang n.nt- IN the mail facilities
are Justly rha,geable to the Department at
" s.hlugtnn, aud we ag'cr with him That
. ti,, Pustma-lcr General ought "a do better
orp.,un. Bot the complaint CONES with
bad srac. from that paper. why does
the ,,.ttof tot have the caodor 10 sta'",
What ever, body know. To- be true. that
out postal arrangements have been ~ c""'
ia-,on tof ,.n,-. aud that there has tot
"a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08
Dceimated Miet Priseners

,,.,,.,, ,h, ,,,i,,us ,urtd,.nts nf Ne,i.
s W" =,
can Pe'noN' 'n''e u NOV '"' !" Wv
graceful catalogue more revolving than the
massacre OF the dec,mated Iier prisoners
Ia .,l,,., If tho I.a.rson Herald IN a
r, ,,,-t-,r. A..
Wv
adverts TO that Tragedy
Our next issue will DO on the 18th inst.
"A day long 10 be remembered ~ Texas.
Ot the 18th day OF March, 1913, the Nelr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

NouNo 4 JOHNSON have now one of the
larr,s II and best assorted stock OF Drugs
aud Medicines ever brought 10 this place.
H. adiiiition to this. they have large supN
,Iy OF hooks AMI stationery, chemicals,
prtlum-rie.. hair oils, soaps, aud in fact
every thlng that can BE- found in sny esrab.
I,hmen, oi the k'nd, this side of III. cit,
Those ~h" delight IN the luxury oi ehew>
my aud smoking will Gnd It conducive Ia
,h.,s enj",m, to give them caIi II Is
ns-l.ss 10 ~numsra,e artlrlrs, or dwell iu,th
~ upon the subject; 90 and los k Tor our
selves. Their advertisement viii appear
mex, week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

I"e '"""""e S'"''"' VI '"e progress
OF the hood IN the ONO, 10 from the Louu,
vile Conri-r. OF the 18th inst
vhs rive, !, from, Of Tho citv ,o
amt. . ,o., formidable rro..,nurs p''
.,,,i,.d nm unu,u.l height and ,t.,a,I.
a;a', a., +, las, .y.n,uy when II !"
In, Il, inches below the sudden t..
., ,s,J and "a feet short of tho Nv"
,.,. a,,,d n, ,n32 The wharf
.I., .,,.o,,,,.d on SATURDAY, u.
..l ,,.,d.y moruinv thr
.rn, a., N e,rht feet deep in all IN. Lo..
.Iona W.,,, street. and ali the 80.
,y., N..rvrxs, were completelv ~.
- ''
iLs river commenced rising here ,h..
i. ,,o,,,,v and during that d.y H.. =,
.,.,,,.d ,h,,, inches p-, hour n,.;
,,.,,,y fan, hou,, s,d. k
T,t., evening. /, was rising At IN. ,., ~"
.''', ho,,.,b. ,,..,..,
l,,wn From u -,
III, ,y,.,,,y Ia 4; o'clock S.tu,d,.
,, ,h. ria. VA, five lee, you,, ~
ION, mad du,;,y ,,. -,
80 -, -, IN Il o'clock SATURDAY. 90,
~, 4 foe, 4 in,h.. .o,.l g
- ~. uh,J.
'n'"es w . ,u a.. W 4"
SATURDAY ''"s inches,
"sh,"s "'0'' ~ So, Wv ""'
Inc tNe' Nes'"'' ~ '""''hued
n,'hR' ""us" wy ' .""s ''''n
/ on ''"'' w 10y "s"' 10
"''" H., .,a '''"00h'
when WAS a''"'' '"e "'''"S '".
'h's rise Is 'e'' '''"'" ~ Wv 'se Of
1872 nut Wy '" ''.' ''""'s " "'o not
quite el"h'i'" ~ was ''"'eu 10 10
Courier Sa'u'uaN' n'' '''v ;" ""' year
c"tn"ehceu u" Wv ~''" w '''''""e'' on
the 3oth II came I" s'"""' anu coh''heed
at s,and Twelve hoo's' w"e" u "SSin com
menced 'lslh = anu rose "'c"'s oan"g
the next - ho",s 'ne river 'e'' 'ee'' and
~ Is nous IL 'e' ''e''
At '"S"''s, ~ ' "''e u
leet water 'h" az '''so"'s '',' '"'a'd'',
rs we ie''n' ny P'""' ''si'''o"'' 'ece".a
IN CINCINNATI u'''e WIRE 'se' "''ef' AND
using
L"s' e'e',"S Wv ~ ~ Wv, P'''' ""
n-lrs h'ue less "''" an NC" per hoar'
win pro'p'c' "'"' " WV w u, '''"a oy
morning Tue rise GU" W. checked
before The r"'ou's ''s' 'e''n'' mere 'nefs
neru De no "Pp'e"'"'''"s w .'"'"e' h'e'
h"' II Tue "'"' NV .''"e' Wv" y" "e
present o"e' we """, .NPe'' "e '''"' "
equal mar OF - VI o.
he r'Se 'n'' h,''''' "o" % a., ''ou'' WV
'''oss' "io''s ''e ~ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

"SsiLL =, GsNiL, rs NJ -IEAL-
as~"-On N.,in.sd., neht list. some
.ss.. ann ,sscuiag the small hour. - the
scanning, ~ were aroused from rely
sa,~hsss sws%s." ny . delightful sr,snsd~.
~ vsss shs ssy ps,sies we are no, nd.
49,; bss whoever they were. they Will
seeees ~ ehsots.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Two MExicANs kILLEp.-Aboc' 'n',
weeks ago, a couple Of Mexicans were c "a
near the mouth Of Plum Creek, ~ w. ~.
well county. !. appears four OF 'ne" att a.,
been charged with stealing some stow Nv,
West, and were making OF, ~hs" "" w.,
were overtaken, and fired on BY 'hs" r
sue,s One WAS killed dead on Inv ~
and another is supposed to have been s ~,
tally wounded, having fslIs" from n'' ' s.r
a, the time they ware fired on. ns ~
aged TO crawl into the bottoms hs'o'. IA,
parties in pursuit could come Up, ~" ~
not since been found. The remaining 4,
were taken p,'sonefs. snd CARED o'''
the party. Ners.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

very respectable Roman Catholic or.
gan, tho Galway Packet, state. a. a rumor
that peremp,o'y order either has been, or
will shortly he. issued BY the Holy See.
prohibiting the prize, thood in ireland from
taking ANY active or prom'net part Tor The
future in political matters.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

We acknowledge the receipt Of four
dollars from J. L. Bridges, Esq, p. NJ At
Shelbyville, in full Of the accoun, of Mr..
Carroll.
Hon. q W. Smyth sends Us three dol
lars. in foil Of his occount.
These gentlemen will accept our thank,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

AARON Bunns WE IN. Paris Pairs
of n bate date has The following At lh'
last Tuiil.r,ea bali the bf,ilian, toirIis o.
stranger, with an incredible number OF ca
monds, attracted the stteutiun OF all pes
enl. Ia n moment the attention WAS ehsns
ED to the most intense curiosity, Hh'
Louis Napoleon Was observed Ia scce'' nv
lady, and remain some momeu's IN cohss'
satson. The enigma was soon solved y"
lady was the widow OF Mr.. Aaron b"'
formerly Vice President OF the Vp'"'
States, with whom Louis Napoleon ~s' o.
terms OF intimacy whilst in thst eoun"'
and at the end OF fifteen yeats he hsa !"
cogni1ed the widow Of his old Anen'n
friend" This probably alludes to A.dl"1'
Jumel. the wealthy second wife Of ~.
Burr, who obtained a divorce from h'%
few years previous to his decease. s' "
owns large landed estate on the ISAAC '
Malta.--Deiid.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

CT We arc under obligations to our
worthy Representative lion q ". s'ny'h.
for a copy Of Hon. X. ". I Hunters able
sosecu on the Nebraska question.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

0r We are under obligations to VIZ, !
W. Brewer, Of the firm Of Brewer ~ Al
ans, for lsts New Orleans papers VIZ u
has returned with handsome assortment
Of now goods.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

CT D.. Estes. editor # 'hr -hfetep" !
Democrat, and VT. d. II ,ok., ave II
II, Chs,lrsson, 10 attend the goat Gems
s..,e,.i convection To be- held a 'h,' eli,
On the lO,h in.t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

GT Our ci,ixcns have been editi d ana
vegslsd within the Ia, day o' two. "nh II
monkey and nh organ. Qnits curiosity
in this latitude
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

W An article is going the rounds OF
the p'ess representing that Judge Bronson
In. written "A letter dcnounciug the Mes
bfask, bill The Washington S-n,ln, de-.
n"unc.s !, AS u fraud. originating with III.
New York Evening Post. an abolition pa>
pr. I h. Sentinel publishes letter from
judy Br"n.on to Senator Douglss. wri,
ten on the sth OF February, in which he
us,mly approves the course Of the latter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Inr NILLtRirss. s. some tiuep oi the
Second Adveu,'s,s al the ultra stripe were
baptized near Phillips unarf, Salem Mass,
on Sunday, tho 9th, in tho prc.cnce ofsbou,
. 90 s,~-'a,or.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

CJ Quite revival ha. been gong %"
Al the Quarterly Meeting OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, L, this place, since ou'
lac. issue.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

@ Mr.. }. }. Carruth has jus, returned
from New Orleans, and has had the kind
ness to favor Us with late city papers, for
which he will please accept our thanks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

OF Senator Douglas will accept our
,hspks for q copy of his reply to es Gov
srnor Coles OF Illinois.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

II is stated that the amour, Of 'pe S,.r.
prcsen, in tho vaults Of the up''so iou,
sub treasury in Boston. is upwsfd' u
million dollars. Den.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

II Persons indebted TO tn ieNa- Repubr
can. can remit the mou., by ma ~ oar RISK
taxing the r.c.ip ct the Pos master hat It hh-
been thus forwarded.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

OF Brewer 4 Adams announce the AR.
rival of new spring goods. Don't forge, to
call on them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08
rdito,s =sA Nc Wsyapers

Wha, an uagratciul being IS man TO"
forge,ful il he Of fayors, though rendered
1t the great Inconvenience OF his bens'sc>
tor. You may meet a mrs TO day In dis
,re.s. when his friends have deserted bin,
aud 40, one ray OF hope lei to cheer his
dresry pathway you may extend to him
the hand Of charity. cheer his dropping
spirit, and supply his wants. and Il he tea
wears afterwards, should prosper IN me-
and become independent, and YOU, his
ben.fsctor wore TO come to him IN distress
he most likely would turn away and s'o'd
yoq This spin, OF selhshness IS marked
characteristic Of the human miGd, and II
human being. were to be known BY paruc
ular tests, and not b, the TORN OF tn" 5od' b
thu. would cer,s:ul; b. one OF the mos
prominent distinctions Md above all
m~n Ia the world, great men. with nigh
sound X ililes. should be grateful !" edi
tors hut unfortunately they afe not
newspaper IA Tue 'rfN 'Fs'''o' w ""
iu.tfious man bot by hun how neglected
How many men. who by fortune aud tai
ent. are BIT only to he " hevefs al wood.
and drawers OF us,ef." have been raised
TO eminence and respectsbty, Just BY
som. srci i-ntal notice OF an editor iIo"
man, fool, now m-ke laws for their iello"
men. who owe their elevation to the news
nauersi but no, only - the debt OF graf
ltude lett unpaid, but the pecuniafy Inability
/. often lett uul,quidsted The announce
men, "A a candidate bill for that hun
deed cards the account Tor those thous
aud circulars are .lill due, bu, unfortunate
+, out OF date, aud when out of dat. out
,lso OF the pale of honor. aud 40 r'nner
eopni,able IN foro eonscienfiae. man
who vii turn agains, sister or brother ~
misfor,une-s man who will spun the
father who rals.d hIin, aud who viii smIie
the "psps that gave him suck, Is de-
nouur-d rs an uu!eeling. unnatural wrstch
vet he who rides into power upon tho
back OF an editor, may spurn hIm after
wards, and be called gentleman and q
scholar How s,range, but oh, ho"
true
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

TRIAL OF Dn. SrniNgR-t General
Court Martial, Of this,.en members, "llI
assemble At Austin, on III. l7th Of Anil,
for the trial OF Assistant Surgeon, j. W.
Steiner, and such other persons "a may he
brought before it. l, will he remembered
DR. Steiner, killed Ma or Arnold a, For,
urahsm las, October. when he was bound
over IN bond OF $1,000 to appear before
the Civil Cour, on the second Monday in
June Brevet B'igadier General WIN. s
Harvey, will preside over the court, which
will consist Of eight colonies. four MAJOR,
and three captains, making two supernu
nerares, in case any should be absent, tn.
court requiring no, less than eleven.
Capt. VIM. ID, Blair, Comm,ssary OF Sub.
sistence is appointed Judge Advocate Of tn,
Cou't.--Ners.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

We would rall attentinn To- the following
dispatch, received from VIZ l. Is Preston,
on Mouda, last:
lirNptssoN. March >. 1891
The President has called a meeting of
tn" I n L. K Irleg aph ,ompant, At
Crockett, Houston county, ON the 20 Ii
day of >pA
Officers ipf III. rusuIng wear IT, h" l.ct.
ed. AVID business OF importance t. he at
tpndrd to- Marshall stock must -. rrprv
scented
Please let i, be known through thu j.,
umus of your paper
l. * PRESTON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

0| From an account in the Delta, VIZ
anh the fac, Of a roman becoming . mother
=, the pr,eocioas age Of four ysa1s,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

1ho.s inAeh'rl 10 fh~ ii"rn'l'rHH ONE 'F sun
.s,',,,,a. kdy.r,.,.s rilh y ofb wiii dpu- great
favor by settling up
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

or Tn. difficulty between the Cuban
authorities and the United States ha. breu
compromised, Tor the present, The Cover,
nor General has agreed to return the cotton
and release tn. ship, ON the payment OF a
hae of 81 900. which Capt liuloch mud
the agents have consented to pay uud, r
protest, looking to the T. 5. Government
to obtain ultimate redress
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Ds RAwItSss-We had the pleasure
OF listening to three lectures delivered At
III. Cout, House in this place, on Saturday
Monday. aud Tuesday nights, by DR. v"
Rawlings, on Electrical Psychology
These we're intended 10 explain on phllo'
sophical principles, and 10 elucidatc the
phenomena connected with the subjects Of
Electrical Psychology Mesmef'sn. and
spiritual Rapp,ne. We could not, eithe'
IN Justice to the lecturer or ourseli, 90 into
an analyst. Of his theory or arguments
suffice II to say, that his opinions aud the
manner in which they were maintained,
rsiuced great deal of ability, tie was
quite successful, also, in bis experiments
HIS lectures were well attended,, aud his
audiences gts,ihed and amused With the
resurs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

OF Smith 4 Berry are now opening
provision house in the grocefy former,
occupied By Mr. Iiafd~Ick. Cigars and
bne tobacco IN abundance This kind OF
M establishment is uuch needed here. and
we are glad to see }; opened We be'pesk
tl. proprietors liberal patronage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

ARresIAN WELL ~ New OaLr,Ns-
Al A,tesan well has been sunk in Canal
street to the depth of $50 feet Appears
snces are said to be favorable to success
At the depth above mentioned. the work,
men came to hard substance which proved
to be a cypress log. the hbres OF which
we're very tough, though the softer portions
were decsyed How came tina, log there,
$50 feet below tn, surface, aud below n
bed OF clay 30 feet thick
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

ca. orHr.-The District Court OF
Cess county, adjourned on sa,urda, last,
after a session OF two weeks leaving, we
believe much of the business unfinished
The District ought to be changed, so as 10
allow three weeks for this court,
Dr. Lander, who killed Mr. III tssery,
some SIX or seven nonths ago. was tfird,
ard the jury brought IN a verdict OF guilty
Of murder in the second degree, a'iislng
his punishment, a, five years In the Pen'-
tertiary. The Jefferson Herald says that
Dr. L. was sentenced but this is An error.
\ motion was made by his counsel IN af
rest of Judgment. aud Tor new trial. and
the question taken to the supreme Court.
U- See the advertisement OF Mcdonald
q Sanders. One al the propfIrtots, DR..
Mcdonald. having recently returned from
the moth, brings with him n heavy suppl,
81 drugs and medicines The known m.
,rgr,,y OF these L ,otlemen, aud their un,Ir
iug diligence IN business. will surely secure
to them tn. patronage they deserve.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Tms TELIGRArm.-rhe following re.
marks are from the Jefferson Persld of the
i,b.
1.-The Telegraph between Houston aud
Galveston IL completed, and in successful
operation. W. confidently hope that i,
may not be long before we can say the
same thing for Jefferson and Marshall. two
Of the most thriving and business towns in
Ia stern rexss. Gentlemen. II will never
do to lay behind II is M, in keeping with
our business aud commercial character. -
4 place Of the commercial importance
Of Jefferson should eer,sinly not bo with.
out the telegraph.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

u. .,e Authorized 10 snnopnre The nam" Of -
~ ,a,,,k ~, pr~..nt Incumbent hf =, -ie' 'i" e
The oNhr Of Cisk 81 ihs gany : euH e. 'i' '''"
mr. Ausuvi .,tiion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08
tOC\JN CLERK

THE Undersigned " itsutial a. fa.' favor -
M .bouIde,. p,-.-pt. his usus i~tof- TIE t"irf
Of Harrison county - a candidate t"f "'e '''N
'"A"S T. { BtAKitf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

kos>iIu We see from the New Or
leans Plcay une of the lst inst, that the
celebrated HING uinn chief, Louis kossutb.
has written n letter to DR. hove, OF Boss
tou, repndiatng the course of the Senate.
IN rejecting the nomination. by the Pres'
dent, OF Geo. n Sanders ~ consul to Loo>
don The document referred to can be
hardly denominxted letter, AS it comes
more lea the character OF u manifesto, than
a private correspondence. kossuth calls
upon The Germans Of the nited States, TO
initiate against the decree OF the Senate,
aud cndeavor to proeore the reappontment
oil Sanders tie says that this rejection by
the Senate Is \ vital blow Inflicted on Eu
rn,,enn liberty This is great error of the
renowned chief, when he thinks to stir up
~ insurtec,ipn in America in order to pro
cure such consuIs ss he would like. Quite
n prcpost.rous idea We have nothing to
do with European wars unless We are the
objects oil attack and especially we are
not tn. followers Of Louis X ossuth. What
hi. German relations may think here, and
what they can do, are matters Of little mo.
ment. He humhoeged the people 80 well,
perhaps hs thinks all Germans are rood
humbugs; hut he 10 mistaken. Ne taxed
our purses pretty heavy while here, but h.
must not, he cannot now expect to direct
the wiss. ,m Of our government
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

For tp - ABl.t,
r " Sia,.r :, rsnd dne ~ iirishr - war
.h,il ,,,at ~ > 81 The -i-HH Y suguai rI"siie'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

OF From the Picayune OF the LIST inst.
we clip the following quotations of the cot.
ton market:
Ordinary 7! -; Low Mddline $ ST.
Mdjling ~ d 0, Good Middlng, o. a o! .
Mddliug Fair, ~ a 10; Fair, nominal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Georx. " Yapf.g ia Candidate FIR the aih'r "i
Assssser ona Tor oli'''0r iuf Harrison county 81
l.r ~usunf Apgu.i cir0i'of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08
FOR iREA,l KER

,soAn " Gios<r !. candidate FOR lfea'vf" "l tia'
risen county A. the ensuing Angnsi el.f u'Hi
.y,s.. win /, A candidate fn Tfsasuf,f Of ilarri
en- county a the ensaibg ABeusi 'lsf iHlh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

on ;. = aa1f o.. fr tai. 'nhi, VIE
u,,,h,Il ,rsi v, 5 a. tbr ea uine Aus {. llre r'n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-11-08
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DRAr THE PLIES.

The,su was shining hotIy fine septem-
Der day,
When hoard an angry matron SO bitterly in
weigh
Against the tribes of insects that in Autumn's
time arise;
She clench'd her fists and stamp'd her feet, and
cried ssAh-drat them fiesf"
!" There amt no rest, nor quiet, nor comfort to
be had,
For them nasty filthy creatures; they'rN enough
to drive one mad;
They settles on our noses they eywhizzes in our
eyes;
And they buzwuzwuzzes in our ears; ah-drat
them pIaguy flies
There's not safe that's from lem; apple
room without,
And them yexatious waspses. which also is
about,
And one sting almost as bad as t'other when
they tries,
Ay, through cotton stocking too; uh-drat
them vicious fiesl
ss Them hojus big blue-bottIes blows over all
the meat,
To that degree that mutton can't be KEEP day
to eat;
They swarms in every Pan,ryi and them of
smaller size
BrspOts and spatters everything; ah-drat them
horrid flies!
&c They sticks tn treacIe, jellies, preserves, and
jams,
Aud they breeds their nits, and hoppers, and
ehoppers in. our hams
They intcstes every cupboard; not hold but
where they prizes,
No crnk or crank but they creeps thrOughi ah
drat them Gravity Aresl
ssTbey drownds themselves in milkjugs, and
gets INTO the tea,
In every sug arbasin there's always two or three,
We finds -'em in our puddins, we finds 'em in
prizes,
rse no patience with the rebels; ah-drat them
tresome flies
IS They rerre,s into wardrObes; and there they
spiles the cloth,
the moth
And tell me what you will. you won't persuade
me otherwise,
No, get along with you 1 say, ah-drat them
noxus HiesI
sc lays about fly papers in every room in vain,
Catch hundreds and kill thousands, as many
comes again,
Just like them Rooshian locurses, which also
Idespise
L can't abear no inse1; ah-drat all them nasty
eiesI',