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each line the number Of trips performed the
sum advanced by the Government toward the
construction of mail steamers; the amount Of adj
vance refunded; aud the sum paid to each line.
We learn from the New York Express that the
statement Shows large expenditure Of money in
this service but no fraud in its disbursement
The Committee refer to most. if not all. the law,
reports and facts connected with the mail service
but make no Recommendation TO the House.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
n Txy
- - stsH
CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
4 N ahd after "a ednesdny, the l4ih Jnur the fa''
~ senger Trains this road will run rs faIIowsi
EXPRESS TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily, at-......-....65 a NJ
Pete. @urg =" - H.
M\IL TRAIN
viii leave Richmond da y. at.---.-.----..-3 ?. NJ
Petersburg .--.-...--.--.- Al A. ",
Fare for white 81 80; Children over errra"
not over twelve years of age, 50 crl> Cooled efs'
III servants car IS certs.
Servants " II me-, be pc niusd in Hr,t class cars eSfPI
when IL attend infant children, sick p s"',
in which case tie pd e as for white persons VIII
he charged
discount of 10 c, IL be mae on each t'e
when tickets procured At the oce and Z" P'7se"
gers getting on the ears whore tickets are so'.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Lea 'es Richmond Mondays. " ere-.lnys aud fl'a''
Il &, A. NJ. for Port Watfha where il connects Nl'i
re Steamboat Augusta. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, o"'
intermediate places ~,
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth --..---..---.-sa W
HiFH'@, tHtt. -----
Servants TRAVELLING by themselves mnsf he iu'm'nI'
With two passes that b. retained n ~,
niee, ind il must e expressly stated On the pass ''''
they nre permitlrd Ia the Cars.
n. l. The Trains will run by Richnon Time.
THOS UODAMBAD, SPpt'
Ofc' &P. r. Co,Juno 18th, lI5l.
July d&cts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THuuenrs SUGGESTED. while standing by mirror N
MINUS \ Tanners Daguerrean Gallery Lynchburg,
Va:
Oh! thu some ant could stamp for aye,
The beauteou~ image Swallowed there:
So thai whe yrms have brought decay,
| still nigh ,ew thy foim Iair.
Thus sp, lie IA usband to his bride,
While standing by n mirrors SIDE,
And RreIvet to think that time would seek
To pale the ON her cheek.
This TANNER hear !, AMI quick $ thought,
The beau,iiui resemblance caught,
And fixed forever by his power,
Making immortal heauy's flower.
Lynehhurs, iuly l9th 1884. [iy20 81
o. A PROCLAMATION Whereas it may
he Interesting after generations, who may
cl erish reverence for their progenors possess
truthful, ife,lkr, artistic aud durable portraits and
Miniatures at Sic same
And whereas. fathers aud marhars, sisters AMI bIu-
TIERS and dear e ones, whose hearts are linked
each other by the tenderest lies after the of
of their ndmber by death, do ,ndy plize faithful
likeness nf "loved and losl;'
And whereas Death is abroa busy at hi work
str king down those ol all ages from the Patriarch of
lourscore to the infant of IA day,
Therefore, be it remembered, I rat g. w MINIS
& co. are prepared to secure pAGUERREuTYPEs, STE.
REoscopIC and CRAYoN Daguerrean Miniatures hp y
finished, beautiful and wonderfully truthful taken in
any weather, promptly, and tat muderste prices al
warranted to please, at their gallery in this city,
~ 1,-St tco doors fl ON Bidge-se also Syca ore st.
Perez sburS, and 40 Main st Richmond. Va.
Witness Our hands and seals this 18th day of July,
1854 &. W MINIS. lsEALl
july Is N. s TANNEB,[ SEAL.
Rep copy Dugucrreot,p pits.
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TIM JAPAN TREATY.-We publish elsewhere,
from the Baltimore American the text of the
treaty recently concluded with Japan by Com
modore Perry, and confirmed by ;he Senate ON
Saturday. The usual exchange of notifications
i all that is now necessary 10 complete this inn
portant treaty. The principal features of the
treaty have already been published. Tho port
of simoda, in the prineipality of ldzn, aud the
port Of Hakodade,in the principally of Matsmai
are opened TO us and whenever any of our ships
are thrown or wrecked upon the coast of Japan
the japanese vessels To assist in conveying
their crews to the above named ports.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09
PROS PEC rus
TEXAS REPUBLICA An

Tn, Tvxas Rvpus,tcAN, - one Of the largest
,.,-. pnbl,.hcd in Eastern Tens. and contains
,r-s,r, amount II reading mailer Than any county
r.-, IN TEXAS Of Lon'.in"a.
Is pubi-hcd At ii- low price II ~ ~ V-r ania.,.
Il raid at the TIM Of subscribing; ~ ~ VI raid In
q, r,nrh. or ~ 20 " payment br d. laysd until after
b. al m"ns
NJ .ui,scrt,rr- taken ont II The county without the
.A,.pcr PAYNE Mt ~ &c have fnd II trouble TO
,,I.ri such hts than 10 Earn the money.
r,~op. Wishing to subscribe ran do 81 hy remi,,,nf
III, money by mail r.k. taxing the r.ceip, Of the
pc-,msues tina, the p"Ney has b-cn 'en:
A. ihi. p~p-v has beea aver five year. in orrra.
oc ~e deem il unnecessary To say much Of it, past
s,r-., OF fu,p,~ GENRE taking the past - guide
v, arr willing 10 h. judged by g.
It snf4iri.n TO say. ihA' u u democratic paper,
and vii end-svor 10 maintain the principles VI that
psr,y W their purity
NanhAll Is perhaps the b-.i location for . newspa
r,t II any other place IN Es,tern resAs. Having
IN weekly mail from Shreveport and getting n great
many psI~rs by the Various boats that Ia TIC He'd
River Trade enabled ~ lay before our readers
IN iii. interior later nrws Than they cannhnu through
,uy other channel B..d-s. We have a valuable ea-
change list Of tear sky papers and magazines. -m
h~cnx some of the most popular publications ~ tho
country Frur these We have the hes, facilities for
making an interesting pspcf.
educ suns maiiefs ih- markets and every thing cal
rulaicd 10 advance the interest Of our State and
country viii bc found IN 10 ruiurrr~.
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TO ADV ERri s I. X 8 .

Tns Twas RsrcsLicAs Is one Of the is'xes
weekly paper, IN Eastern Teas It's circulation 10
chiefly that seeon ii rountry embraced within the
boundaries Of Red River and the Trinity Tic coun.
tie, Of HARRISON Cass, Titus Bowie, Red River, Fan.
mn, Lamar. Hopkins, Collin, upshur, smith Chs'o.
~. Ru.k Panns Shelby. San Augustine and Ma
ccsIoc'.,. N rrsns and the ps',-hes OF Caddo and
Dr Soto, ~ Louisiana, have extended the Wepabcan
ll- al support, and a wide and rapidly incn a'ns
circulation. These eo-aiies IN TEXAS. 1t vii b- .-~n
b,a glance a, the map. .mhrnc~ the ms 'cs'rsble
PORTION 81 the State. and being well adapted 10 the
rnu'. cd cotton, rapi,'ly settling with wealthy
sHd ln,us'rnus popuis ,on, They ARE already crpa
he of adding annsr, 10 ih- comm-'c. Of Ncs Or
lsan. m the article 81 cotton alone ~ COO Wn In
discretion oi country the population oi winch mnss
n 50.oOD nhahi'Anir The Repuhli, located
The Republican, oi'irs fnr Inducements TO nd,cr.
h',v, lsith a, home and abroad
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q
on 'ne nank ~ me names, Ao"u' q 'h'''
MEOW '""u"" ''"se '"" III Tue "''es' l'"''
o' Nie n'e'op"ns' s'""oS QUE u '"' '"'e
monuments OF history 's k,"'e '"''e''
arc inc hr" o'j'c"' 70 a,'cs' W" ese "
stfsnecf entering LONDON rom ''ie seq ans
'"e 'n"s' careless '''''nef' VINO u'oPs cow
,"' ''''' w "'' GU" ''' w.! ~ ~
= r''' wv 80 ST =. ~.
and ,hs L'.ye III. I.,,,i,uI and The inuo.
con, has n,..ed nsver In return. wi,hou,
.om, ,,,nsieu, ,oncb of human fo.lin,s
,a,,,.., .;.,;a
:" s"' ,""s l'"s W s., IT,. ~"
','ra '",. ~ ~, .;na,a. an, go.
N.Y. $50 ~ III, s,I,ors p',lns
nv 800 ".",n' .,,;l;., e.'
'""''s e".', WV S",". n' 60 a"''s AZ
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~ at ~ Wv" 80. - III
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SUE n"' ""' $50 ~ =, Wv - 49,, wv ~,
800 49,, - " y,
nD' 49, ''"p 49," .'...l b, ,.... 49,
r.cL If 4. ,;y,I AVN, aloud =" Uere Ian.
doth n, ,rue ,ubiec, bciop Il pri,oner ss
ever ,nndsd n, these stairs; before Thee.
q Cod .,.,L it, How much of char,
,c,cr in the.c words, These o,..nly (o,ms
b,r...., ara I'm, s,,,as il, tho .,,and pro.
rc,,ion
Sill. ..o, ,.n..,,, ,h., ,,.. .,l
- wy, W ~ " ".'a rn; >" AL r,,sn'
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8 eletteo poetrp.


6Ao111 8k108 1WA0WY.
Were bat HE own wife, to guard and 70 guide
him,
It's little Of sorrow should fall on my dear |;
Id chant my low love verses, stealing beside
him,
90 faint and 20 tender hs heart would but
hear;
I'd pull the wild blossoms from valley and
highland,
hsd therc ut his feet would lay them all
down:
I'd sing him the songs Of our poor stricken
Island.
Till his heart was on 6r, with love like
my own.
There. a sose BY HI. dwelling -rd tend the
lone treasure,
That he might have flowers when the sum.
mer would come;
There's y harp in his hail. would wake It's
sweet measure.
For he must haze music to brighten his
nome.
Were I hi. own wifi, to guide and to yaard
him,
It's little Of sorrow should fall on my dear !,
For every kind glance my whole life would
award him
In sict I'd soolhe, and in sadness Id
Ny heart lisa fount swelling upward forever
When think Of my true love, by night OF
by day,
Tha, hear, keeps its faith like a fast flowing
river,
Which gushes forever and sings in its way.
| have thoughts full OF peace Cor his sonl to
repose in.
Were but his wife, to win and to WOO
Oh sweet if the nigh. of misfortune were
closing,
To rise like the morning star, darling, on you
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from me! a. well might the hungry tiger
be hurled from his prey.
Oh! the agony Of thss struggle! know
not how long il was, hot to me !. seemed
like many hours. The wild eyes OF the
madmsn glared q. mine all the time. and !
found Il impossible to look away. His
fearful face. all white. all ghastly. was up,
turned toward me. As he shouted in his
fendish. mockinv laughter.
80 Heaven' Oh! horror! Can this.
will this endure forever'" cried !. in the
agony Of my fear. The maniac hosled
with derisive shouts l felt that ! WA
growing weaker. But he was madmsn I;
and would he grow weaker slsol A thou
sand thoughts fed through me.
Suddenly The maniac gave one fearful
plunge. II was with the strength Of a giant
that he sei.ed me. He raised me from my
feet. The rock, the saving roek-l had
lost IL WAS gone. threw my arms high
into the mir. sud my scream Of terror ms
ccnded in unison with the manisc's mock
Ing yell.
Down down to the bottomless pi, F,
To the home Of FIRE and brimstone' To
the endless horrors OF burning lakes. " he
screamed. AS he gave n bound toward the
edge OF the cliff.
Inspired by a sudden gin OF snrerhuman
strength. by paftinl possession VI even a
madman's power, caught him by the
throat. aud even on tho very edge, even
when in sight OF the abyss, ! sprang back,
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ADVERTISING linden.

DO not FdH 10 Look orrr hS Column
W. x,,- ,-,n~ m ,ni!-, ~ cuQd,c,,s-r~nr when
nil he found yer, c" ,rn~hi ~ reference Profess
tpnAl men, merchants, And rt-rhsn,ts N Marshall
| lrArfs"n. Shreveport. aud rs.whe~ Will find II In
Her advantage Ia have theft unr,es shd business IN
III, let.
MARSHALL AOvEurtsrrENrs
M,scm,srs q. Gr-re l. Go large brick store
IN Wr.i side OF The pub'ir .qun'~
Wilson, Dad-, 4 Co., STORE on the Northeast Ger
public sqrnr~.
Rrru-rG A,i-m. west side public sqr.r-. \ few
d,ot. norih e the Republican oihcr.
Mnfd Vhi"n. North side oi public square brick
building
~. lew west corner Of johnson. brick building
frinrins onr honsc
T-t'nrl 4 " ison ,on,h ra.i rprpe' p.hlic tqiia'e
Keen also MI ss-odt,cnt ~ furniture m 'tnd
| J ! t'nuMl snie of the plbilr square, un'cs
he Republican oflier,
tons thrfrl sior- src"rd d~' wr'' o' '"',k
l.s u.., =. AI., Lr.rs rs,-nt m-,rines IN hsiid.
| an H. Key IN III. building formerly occupied
Ny II il.ou
J A. tyG, AID Sons. At the old stand Of Evans
4 >anh.v-
Cnr,i-. Taylor, 4 Co, isrer pvw building east side
{ It Williams. in 'he frame building north Of the
Republican Ohire
bug Se,.,,- Young a johnson, h,ck building
.o,'h side public ,qusr, Also keep bok', stationery
Mcdonald 4 Sanders, south Of q G. Gefs 4 Co.
neu dss a. il.- corner
Hotel. --MarshAl' itotei'i ~'orene" ~ "s'N'"s
| Webb
Fe~al. S,Aoois. Mrs. Bonfoey's; the Masonic r.
ma- Institute Tho first an indie p~adsn, school the
.+cood nn,lss the charge ri the Mas"'''c fraternity
I1sy,,.-r. A. Pa,i,io; ie"nns- s.a.sh".y
c. n Ad.,as. G. A. Fraser. =, Manr~ iiyd-: w.
r l,dl; Granville tx~i. Cs'ey A.he~
PAsnc,.ss IN. ". Esm~s. 4. L. q F. John
on. " u. Alexander.
Aah resident, of Mashai, and ennno, h. eieeilsd IN
il~if pfofes~tun
Dssa~.sn A,,ia "A. Ii-'sios. up stairs, in Cur
tie, Taylor, 4 Ca new building.
Timer i Van tlook, removed; now Two doc"
Livery S,uSis-Chs.. H. IIyn.cn. Fine establish
neni.
Tnio,. John n. Glover. No,,hea., corner public
sqnare.
Bos cad SAae.aSs,s. - nsuckau er 4 tscksst, shop
MAJ Ward 4 viviosn sss*s.
Chasl~s ll,cker,. so.s,h. ~sss corner pablo sque,s
Hs.s Csrrsnas,s-J y Nossan. w,Idsr Mills
u miles south Of Marshall
boaa Nesss Young and johnson.
i { Ss"T x. 70
nRNT ON.
Warehouse n H. Martini . s.iles ahovs Port
Csddo-- IS m,les from Marshall. sossi road.
roWr C,DpO.
! W. " Cobb. ad,srwes s,prr--nr~ jods.
". II. fasiey ad,entses warehouse.
JHrvgKso
NsrcAss,s--P N. Graham. J. W. rnkin, John
eshans. Bscnss Bro, 4 Asbry: ". c hAAsr Co;
ksspA I Pts~um A. ca
Hs:h -i'ia"ss~' iioass. by J. Wright This ho's'
fiys<.ss,- r MeAI'snny. Jsa1~ec.
sH RsvRr ONT.
0rsrry MsvrAsst--L Z. Carter,
Cs@a;ss.s~ s~S FsvesrAss. -. e. Csrav.
~ Nm WynAhams 1sasdins iloss.
MIsc lillian ovs.
b lhnkw,h ssvessisss Meln.rsAas ~ sele.
~. u n~ks.an~ ~ aak
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From the knek-rhocker Magazine.
ETNA; A THRILLING TALE

A H.. ,,I. .;,,l,. -, III. ..,,h
,.u 49,. ~, IT,. ..u, hoI1 ;,.,
,,.,;...u.. n.no,,,.., n, ,.., and -.
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WV "''.',; '"'". y. ". w """' "e
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e''' N.Y. w., - az -. III, .,..... A..
''oso"', "e ".."'"' 'o''."" WV 80. go,
''e"' WIZ" ''' ''FPe''' WV N'''
wv. $500, al. at
W., $3.50,
'"'"s"'' ~ '"e' ""' oS..
,"' '',.' ~, u" "' ''o.s y, Wv =,
my 'o'' VA" '''s ,''""'N Wv ~ ~ va.
' AZ 49,, . .;s 49, ~" e,,e.s.,, n,ar ~
wv. ~ r., 80 sh.,a ,..s. nI,,'a,s Soma,
IT,, 'v ..n,.,,,;nn slm,., d,yiu. IN
'.on,7..,;on viii ,his ,,.a, na,. ,f ,,Lr,y'
cd lev. ,,hicl Ied ma To looh e,,ucs,lv ut
y. ,..,.d .,J.. I wi.hrd Ia ascend To
.';' 80, -. .,n,,i, H.. f.,,e,, ,s,,,u, m
..,,h. IN .lsncs down down into those
.nf.,h,.,.,i. ds,,h. whe,s fire. fire. i, .li
i. ,c,,o, for.v., dwell. fo,eye, ,.urr,c.
I, w.. Win slow stems tia, | assembled
III. cone after IN. rn,ieut and hardy Monies
Ind loo, dismissed had heen nm invalid
""d n. f.,;,~. If elim,,io, nm N. s,.en
.nd r,cty dreLy,,y u,iph, we'll hny. daunt.
cd me- I'm, .0er MANY resting. and many
!. h;n,. / avn, NH. IN attain III. summit,
~. .,,,m,, t;,od h.av.n., can ever
f,,,r, IN. d,li,iu,,. the ,ran.pon OF low.
which N. bouodless pro.pect there awaken.
ed within me, Can ever forget the
yli,ur., which frs, caught Of all the plotes
N a. 49, -, , ;..,,.J Ia
g.,h.r in such fearful unison'
Far awsy on one side spread the fertile
plains. the green mcadcws, and the gentle
vsll.ys Of Sicily. There were streams
pIAncinv aud flashing in the sun as the,
WANDERED 10 the scn. with ten thousand
lab. riuthisn trimmings; lakes whose CLASSY
surface showed not ,utiir, not ripple
there were terraces upon the sides Of
hundred hill.. where vineyards were rlno,'
ID, and where the u.Ilis-d vines passed
nlnnp. al r,e.n, all blooming; there were
grove. of orange trees. amid the dark gree"
foliage of which the g"l,i-" oranges vr"p'd
E,nh Ehs the flashes Of phc.p lo,Ysrrn,
liyh, in the mid night sea thee. we're long
avenues Of Expresses, OF acsciss. "f noble
trees Of many kinds. amid which kingy
s.seublsge at times could be seen the noble
summit Of acme stately palm, as it lowered
on high shove the o,h-rs.
Aud the sea-,hs ~ide. the boundless.
the deep. blue Mediterranean sea-.hefe il
spre.d away. on the other side, A. far as
tho eve could reach, sp,esdieg away - far
- thoughts could ,sn-glo.ious ~
The ....h,ns.
s,, s"' - s Hsr""i
n.t turn ssids--sud there. beneath, Gar
h.n..,h l;rs an .bvss In, that Of which
Milo, hs, surv in sublim.., mortal strains.
/ n.u,ed upon the brink. and. shudder,
;... ..,.d down-.down, The thick and
Gnn.,sI volume, Of tor,uously ascending
.nols came .co,hiur onward a. from a
...ld,or I, s.c.ped from /. MYRIAD crew,
i... IN The rochv. nr.cipitou. sid~s; il
"c.,.d fo,,h from behind projections, and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

A Mississippi paper announces that In
race between two crack boats. ono came
IN three lengths ahead Of the other. in =
distance Of l5O mics The annual loss Of
property from 4.ssmboat disAst<u on the
Mississippi and it, tributaries exceeds 3D.
600 600
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

A. fllrsrRiors PsSxsyivAxiAv.-lt
10 not generally known. says The Lebanon
Advertiser. TIA. Liadlsy Marsay WA "a
American, and born within the pvsssat lin.
It's Of Lebanon ecunsy, Pa. He wa born
ia tho year has. on the SwstAra. In East
Hanover township. then Lancaster. nov
Lebanon county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

Things are pretty evenly divided af,er oil.
The POO, man has no money. while the
rich man has no appetite. The former lives
in dread 81 the slmshouse. and the latter Of
dyspspsia and wine pudding. Who's ahead
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

The Central Texan l-arns from Gen ca.
nsy Of Austin county. tia, the Hon Rich-
a,dson Scutvy accidentally, she. hlm.ell
through the foot few days since while DOT
han,inR, and thst the wound WAS so severe
~ 10 require immediate ampasssion Of about
half that mA,nLsr. The Judge, be inf"rms
~, has suffered greatly since the operation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

Sam Slick says Of English beverages;
" Tho drinks amt good here. there hsint no
variety IN them either; no wLassncse. sp.
pie jack. stone wall, chain lighting railroad.
hail storm. ssnslsng saladaeuA switched zip.
garrs'ckler'. phlegm eaters. julers. sksts.
iron, sas.>s,sei, cocktail, or no,hin' but thai
heavy, stupid. black. fat porter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

e,d In tho port.mop,b Tdbpn. II I. nm.
" '"s "es' '"'"s' vi '"e A'"" W. "A'' 'e"e
Tor long time-@ real p" laugh and grow
fat" yarn and though somewhat out Of
ds,c a, hi. time. Ia, Loo, nothing bv sre.
"a,
0h'o ofh'h TATE DAn'oS'
oer.e'"oef 800
!n,ue' Ir'o1n,, Honnos q C"Ppe's'
DeSf o's'- s'e nero on 'he a"sf
Rrounos' AL wen ara hartso'nc' CLOSE 10 she
Double Siiinaef nauefng Kan on one
s'ue' sno 'ne ra,en' oe'nehi wa" snn rer'
pe'ns' "qu'rtn Jenny on 'o'her' win VIM
men g'ggs'n' chieXehs CROWN oab'es cry
Ia, and reNcehen euss'h All round US
hop'n you ENJOY Tie same olessin
As inc scio@ was gong out Yesterday
MI Taylor the genuemaniy clerk. saw US
on the Springfield iand,n ana very politely
stopped Tue engine. ana reversed Tue pliers,
.ih we got H. Nes' n,ofhih we was AZ
''he'"na'y' ana IN lew minutes was
Transports" 20 Tue cars Inc cars 'sh great
s,eh' imagine MI inc one story houses IN
fastened all the stables and pippens-and
then neopl. Mt all ,bc wjudowa. and A team
running Off viii, all the whole procession.
and YOU will know a little how they look.
While the CAPTAIN on the platform wa,
screwin' his wheel, mud the iron horses
blow-d their noses A few times to ret n
good start, tried to re, some gingerbread
for Jeems But lust as handed over NV
quarter. and the bow reached over the re>
,rcsbmen,s. the ears started pe,litely
asked the little .pider legged conductor nj
the wheel. II he wouldn't stop mud let me
rectiiy but he ONLY uuscrowed aud wen,
on the faster. saving he guessed had been
taking n li,tlc too much of the rec,ificd
already. Mr.. Iiannas. my blood blled and
il il hadn't been that the s,riped-panled ser.
pen. had 10 do nil the screwin' for the
whole train to keep the cars from runuin'
of the truck, I'd knocked him of the ma.
cheen. My wife Sarah mud my nephew,
was both afraid Id break the car or tear
my clothes
~ >sny 'hey stoppen 10 eat oite ana
change blefs' ana mao" g"t dowr more
'han three or tour cups when ! seed ma"
AZ 'ne "ea" oil t'' '"o'e a'sn'ng on' some
KIN" OF grssv or soup. 50 ,hinks !. mA's
'a' s',".e'',,o"'' """ "e '''o "'" - , ",
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

A Mr.. March. Of Pembroke. and Misc
Sampson, Of s.oashten. dashed tAsmselvss
together and jumped into mill pora and
wsrs dt3~neds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

excuses." I reoli.d ~ -. Ina, .dm;,in.
thi, ,cene bcIow"
"Ab! ye, IL ia , ,lo,;o.. s;,h,"
"Clo,iou., s.v ,e,h., . ,sr,;,,i. nm. f"
"Ter,;bIc ocrhso, IN ,o.. hu, do No.,
he surorI,ed II Al. ,h., ~ ~. i, i. iox.ly
,b,olu,sly lovsIy," ~
And a. he ,noLc . anil. ,r h.w;,.h;n.
beauty c,os..d NJ. fs,,u,..
81" suonos. vou, tate. .,s An. .,.r, f,or
thoss of m.uv pso,l. ,i,,o, L.. no,
such (~.liu,, mi m.vI .,t von ~ .ou
are of,.u here ." wv
20, v..' / liz. h.,," l.. ,,;.a ,..
vi,r M, ,,;cL ,,o,.d 81 ,,r. 49,"
,honoA, ,I., n. ., ".'.
,,.,d ,n.s III. h".. "'" Wv, '" """s'
,..I,.,.. v..., ..,.',., y" WV "'''''''
"A,d i .hon,., .".,.."
.,h., y,, 49,. n,,.,,' ~. a." s ;,
an ,s. I .m, h.. 49,"
"Ai,..,., ..h-, Il.
h.. G,, W..
81, ..., !, lat. 81.
" Oh, ,..,,.," ,.;s .a.i s ''.'',. 'a,..
and hollow-". ,.,r;,.l. r...;n.,;s,,,"
ws, ,il.n, WV ""''"
81 will IN ,o."..;a h.. s;,,;,, u,,o,,.
by my side aud turning his eyes full toward
mine. 81 do not wish Won 10 inform ANY
an. p,om;.. ,n. a.. ..,,, ' ,.,;u Nv, i" ""'
| had not noticed his ewes before. but I
..w nov ,h., ,.i,A,, 49, Ash. 49,.
cleaned a strange and sinister limit.
| promised him nj the same time un
easily drew farther from the edge,
Well. thea. signor," said he. 81 am
hing here rule Mount Etna!"
/ lesf" ! answered. little alarmed a:
his words, and attempting to smile.
! Yes ! am king here. Ia me you see
the being who causes the lava to pour forth,
ana "verwhe'n the regions below. have
lived here Tor centuries The spirits OF the
deep obey me see
tie 'esred up from The ground There
was 'car'n' IRE ~ his eye ais nostrils
were dl's'eh hls pale lace became ma white
Ss marble, anu ~ hlood'ess, save that on
either cheek there giowed deep red spot.
"Seel he shr'eked wildly and loudly !
"spf'ts 81 the deep. arise tia '-yonder
= see them they are comlns--'n clouds
--eu'obed |" 'hu"de, garments see y
'eAPed up from the efound; ga'ed At
hm'--
tie threw oil his hat wildly, and II toll
lar down IN the abyss. lie Flung of his
c"s' a"d '"'ew away
"s'gn"f. ear" !, !" hopes that milo
tone "st make MN calm, s'g"or' the
" "C. " W., @, !. ~ g. H.; m ,o,o
' ny ""
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

The following description Of visi. to the
Ohio State Agricultural Fair. las. fall. we
end In the Portsmouth Tribune. 1t ia one
of the hes, things Of the kind We have read
for a long time-s real laugh and grow
fat" yarn and though somewhat on. o!
ds.o a. this time. has loo. nothing BY age.
Read il: