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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15


Mn. EBtroR;-yon arc authorized TO announce
JOS. MARSHALL, independent OF any clique,
caucus, or wire-pnlllng convention, asa candidate
for District Attorney, at the ensuing oc.ober elec
tIon, for The DIsiric. composed OF Franklin, Fay
cite, and Union Counties. THE PEOPLE.
Ma. EprroR:--You will please announce my
namo a candidate for sheriff OF franklin coun-
~. JEFFERSON coLEscorT.
Ma. EDroR, Please announce tho mama OF K T.
Cooley a suitable person TO represent Franklin
couni. In the State senate.
MANY CITIZENS.
Ma. EpfroR:--Pieaso announce my namo as can
didalo for Township Assessor for Brookville
township, at,ho ocloberelecton.
DAVID V. JOHNSON.
Mn. GooDwiS:--Pioase announce tho name Of o.
N. Powers, as an independent Candidate for the
oiiiee Of Treasurer, at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
Mn. BDnoR.--You viii please announce my
name, as candidate Tor the Office OF County Au-
dtor, at the ensuing October election.
JOHN J. CHAPMAN.
Mn. GooDwIx:-You will please announce my
name as a candidate for tho oniee Of County
Treasurer, at the ensuing October Election.
B.II. WEST.
Mn. EDfroR:-You will please announce my
namo rs an Independent candidate at the oeto-
Der election for the Office OF Auditor OF Frank
lin County. EVAN OWENS.
Ma. EproR:--Please announce my name as an
Independent candidate for Township Assessor FOR
Rockville township, at the October election.
Tnos. T. SMITH.
Mn. GooDwIS:--Please announces The name OF
WILL. cuMBAcK, pf Decatur county, as n can.
didate for Congress. this district, subject to tho
decision OF The people al the polls.
Nm. GooDwtS:--Pleaso announce my name ~ n
candidate for sheriaef Franklin county, nj the en-
suing October election.
MALCOLM A. LOVES.
An Appeal 20 the voters OF franklin
County.
From necessity, am induced 10 ask your sufra-
ges for the oilico OF County Treasurer, for one
i term only. Never having been politician or Of
Aces ekef, afew words may be necessary In ask
ing your SURFACES. IL VIII be reeoileeted that
was the unfortunate contractor fof building the
'Bunet House. 80 called, In which have become
embarrassed aud unable 10 meet my liabilities,
RON circumstances unavoidablc. strong desire
70 pay my honest debts, and square my actions In
future with humankind, induces me 10 ask your
Aug. is, 1854. y. W. REMY.
Thestate Of Indiana, Inthe Franklin Circuit
franklin comfy. Court.
Omer rousey,
W. 60, =.
Wallace G. Law, Henry Civil action 70 Fore
Lewis, Charles Miles, Fran e'0s0a inoi'sa1o'
els A. Shoup, and others.
Notice lshereby given 20 the said defendants
Wallace q. Law, Henry Lewis Charles Miles, aud
Francis A. shoup ,of the tendency OF tho above
entitled action and that The same Will stand for
trial al tho next term OF tho Franklin Circuit
Court DO held al the Court House In Brookvllls
The County OF franklin and state Of Indiana on
this first Monday OF February, A. d., lass.
by order of said court.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON.
. Sen. lrl. Iall IL q T. q
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15

What yet remains 10 convince the most lneredu-
ous, that the Cherry Pectoral Is all that purpors
10 be, viz; an unequalled REMEDIAL agent for all
diseases OF tho thJoat and Lungs. The experience
OF yaars has proven II 10 DO snch and submit II
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Mount Carmel, Ind.
mnrJi 3mO
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15

slr---I have used your admirable compound
extensively IN MY practice, aud nnd II TO surpass,
by FAR, any other remedy We have for curing dis
eases upon the lungs.
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South Paris, Ne, Aug. u, 1850.
Ihave no hesitation In saying, that iegard
Ayers Cherry Pecioral ms decidedly tho best rem
edy within my knowledge for the cure OF chronic
bronchitis, coughs, and all diseases ofiho lungs.
Yours truly,
NJ. A.RUST, NJ. ID.
Montgomery, Ala, Get. 4, ie49.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15

urrrEATI WREATH wIIEATlu
w 10000 Bushels OF Wheat wanted AZ ,ne
* ,hange NH, Rockville, for which ihohlghe"
MARIE prlco In cash WILL be paid by
Nav. 10. $3.50 GEO. HOLLANDN Co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19
This Best One Out

Battle of the taddo Gazette, is a trump.
We do not know when we have been more
amused than At the following from bis last
issue:
QuesrroN SETTLED. Numerous claim
ants OF the honor OF Originating the plan
OF n railroad to the Pacific from the Miss
sippi have appeared in diiIercn, parts of the
country, bn. our friend Dr. Estes, Of the
ShrcyepoY, Democrat, GLAZING to be the au
thor of that from Nieksburg. via Shreve.
port, aud we verify believe that has claim
Is superior To that Of any other.
1t must be source OF drlec,aole enjoy.
men, to him in his hours Of meditation, to
look forward to that blsslu period when
men shall greet and bless him as he passes,
AS the father Of the great scheme which
has brought happiness and wealth 10 their
t.resdes and their homes.
But We are 10th To contemplate the other
side Of the picture. the possible failure Of
the undertaking, when men might point to
him aud say, There goes tina, I'D
old Estes. II it had Mt been for him, |
never would have fiskcd my money in tho
rotten concern"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

The Caddo Gazette relates the pariicu
lars of the attempted clopement and ares,
of y carpenter named J = Chapman, who
has been residing in Shreveport for some
time back. Chapman. 1t seems, had a wife
and several creditors whom he wished to
get rid Of and accordingly, on the 7lh inst,
took unto himself a newly found mistress,
young gil living at his house, and started
down the river. Before starting. he left
word with the Captain of the steamer G.
Hays, to cali for him about n mile below
town, and Addressed note to t.. ". Mutt.
Esq, to ebom he WAS indebted. The note
was to have been delivered the next day !;
bat, unfortunately Tor Chapman, it was
handed 30 Mr. Mutt shortly after i, was
written. The sequence was. a couple
of officers were dispatched after Chapman,
who succeeded in bringing bim back. As
Mr., taudle would say: 90, these men ,
these fnoui"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19
NI\lt, Al,
v hOlcSale Book Il stationery liouse.
BURNETT \ tSO>TWlCk.
CAMP STREET, y. o.,

Faliishers and hl5crs n Hoo.s and Siaf,oasSg.
%sy3fl We invite the aiter''c. # buy
era to our large stock Of Books
W and Stationery, which nc now
have in store and to which We are constantly
receiving additions from an the principal pub
shcrs and manufacturers Of the United States
and Europe Cur stock is tho largest and
most complete o. in the South, aud being
as largely engaged IN publishing as most of cur
tonery direct from the best 'nanuiacturcts III
the world, our facilities for supplying our cur-
toners with u complete stock Of Books and
Stationery, at low prices, are cqnalied by no
house IN the South, and by few IN the North.
Our stock comprises Books in every DEPART
inea' OF id'er'anfc' history, typography, ifavei
ana hdtenthFe, miscellaneous and school
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19
NOTICE.
STATE OF IsxAs.

Coantg Of Harrison,
NOTICE is hereby given that David iiill'
y Admipisirator of the estate Of George a.
Smith, derea I'd, has filed his accounts WIN
the said estate, and that said accounts viii be
opened ut the next term Of the county cour'
to be held IN and for the county Of Harrison
Texas, on the last Monday in August Inst' II
being the 2sth day thereof, for consideration
and allowance, when and where all persons IN.
tcres,ed may attend and contest them, II tney
see proper ,,
q. HENDlCk, Cpk.
August 3. 1854 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
I FILTERS of Admstraticn were granted
Ito the undersigned on the estate oil VIM
{. Larry, deceased, at the July term, A. D. lsos
Of the county court pertaining =" .ne es 's.a,.
Of deceased person.. he'd y, ana iof .ne oo"
ty Of Harrison. This is therefore 20 houy
all person. having claims against said estate
to present them within the time prescribed ~
law, and those indebted 10 make immediate
payment.
=. Il. PERRY, Admir-.
August 3. ISL 2Gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

NEAib oi INNS.
County 81 HgrrUoB
NOTICE Is hereby given that pcrmola 4
~ CLARK, Administrators 8f the Estate Of
Saulsbcrry CLARK, decca,,d has filed her ae-
counts with the said estate, and that said ac-
counts viii be opened al the newt term of tho
county court to be held in and Tor the county
of Harrison, Texas, on the las: Monday N
August inst, ii being the 2slh day thereof
for consideration and allowance, when and
where all persons interested may attend and
contest them il they see proper. by order Of
AID court
q. IlENDRICk, CTR.
August ;, 1851. at
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

AtrxaNnstA, Ia, Aug. lj--Sydonin
passed over upper falls this morning Cleo.
MIA still fast on upper isll.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19
NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs.
LOST.

LOST.
ENDWARD G. BEAZLEN'S Conditional
IL and unconditional Headlight Certificate.
The conditional ia No. l, ith class, dated 9Th
September, 1874, the unconditional No. AL
ath class dated 7lh October, isii for SIX hun.
bred ani forty acres If land, issued by III.
Board Of Land Commissioners Tor Harrison
County. Il not found within the time pre-.
scribed by law, shall apply to the proper oil.
GERS for a duplicate.
TuNls BRAKEMAN, Assignee.
August ID. 1871. 4 d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

IN / = Suiru. Tsuant liopiIr. Comfy, Tesas
~urnron. siadr >pnugs liafrisan
" II N.taos, fl9slnn fslis.
Rev ssAir. Poe Tree llshaf
Dawn Sffssns, t.Amrf,
f-y- Al s8isc tgaions oHi n 'he county nu e raHl
hf n advance W adopted hF- rule s''sas rni- aVu,
Dor iha fi-na hai IL mere ifonbls 70 r1llrr su 3
nmnunir 'ian they are worth.
or N1ney can h. sent 20 Us bv Hlil n oir 'lsh hY
iat ,as ilr receipt Of the Foslmaict that % has i-n
titi4 forwarded
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

Among the presents sent by the Presi
dent of the United States to the Emperor Of
japan, was some American whi.key. A
temperance paper suggests that few raj.
ilesnskes would have been no less useful,
and iaF more harmless.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19
August 70. 1891. Chief Justice.
READY MADE CLOTHING

Latest Styles Just Kcceirc2. and for Sale
al Low Figures.
DROWN cotton jeans drawers; brown net
ID do merino drawers and under shirts cot.
ton do, superior linen bosom shirts linen
shirt collars fancy opera ties blanke, coats
and over sacks, blanket register and paltos
black doe skin blue cloth fancy cashmere
fancy tweed, and brown cloth cg'sters aad
paltos, bAck mohair and broad cloth over
aacks black French cloth ,aimas; fancy Eng.
lish tweed pant, fancy cassimcr pants black
salmet pants grey st'inci pants; fancy Eng.
gsh cas-iuiei pants; black doe skin and fancy
doe skin pants
Dnuhc breasted ain vest-; satin vests with
polling collars black figured satin vests; lla-k
figured ercnadnc vest, laucj gruadne vests.
fancy silk plush velvet vests; black cassimcr
vests, cashmere opera vests; fancy wooden
velvet vests, double breasted aud rolling col
hrs fancy cashmcret vests black French
cloth frock coats black French cloth dress
coats
We invite The attention Of all before pur-
chasing elsewhere, Is We feel confident our
stock will compare with any ia Marshall IN
quality and price.
g. G.. GREGG & co.
August 10, 1857
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

OF this magnificent enterprise.
Mr.. rrazcr's Oration---Odd Fellowship.
We publish this week the GRAFTON OF Cob
{. \. Frazer, delivered at the celebration of
the Anniversary Of the Independent Order
of odd Fellows, in Mar.ball, on the 2lst
OF June last
1t Is not our purpose. indeed it is unuee.
cssary, for Us to speak in terms OF eulogy
OF this effort. The reception it met with
from the large and intelligent audience be-
fore whom 1t was delivered, and The fact
that the Lodge considered Il Of sufficient
interest and Importance to give it wide
spread publicity, are in themselves lhe
highest oneoinnns which conld have
3eon bestowed Gpon it It was evidently
not the Intention OF Mr.. Frazer to deliver
m GRAFTON to be admired simply fot it's or,
nate style, its bold rhetorical figures. and
It's flights Of imagination bat 10 preseu; in
clear, comprehensive, ard foreible man
ner free from osientatiou or labored effect,
tho beauties OF Odd Fellowship, and it.
claims upon popular regard and popular
sympathy.
We do not belong to the order We
know nothing Of its mysteries or of its
rites and ceremonies, Bat we have learn.
cd something of its social characteristics
the bencvolence and philanthropy which
are the main springs of its existence we
have beheld its unparalleled growth We
know something OF its numerical strength
aud It requires no stretch of imagination
to contemplate the benign influences cpe>
rating upon an extensive brotherhood like
'his--in alleyialng distress, in throwing a
restraining influence over its members, and
in presenting a standard Of moral excel.
I lencc calculated to elevate human chars
T aeter.
1t giyos US pleasure to publish anything
| calculated to benefit an order like this
to mako known It's principles and thereby
increase It's strength Mr. lrasors speech,
We are pursnaded' was worthy o' the occa'
sion and OF the objects for which it was
dell'oreh-as a composition II VIII repay
perusal llonee We make no apology for
the space /, occupies IN our columns.
or J. w. Flanagan has been elected
senator in Rn.h county, To IN the unex
i'll ,, 81 Ma u,n pa.,l c,,, l.,
700
"'j"''N vs. wv ''''' '''""s'" -
whls' but dlsc'ai'ned running ON party
grounds His opponent was Dr. Ma-.ie.
a Democrat nominated in convention. mud
sustained b, the united energies OF our
frieud oC tho Ilap ri the Union and In.
younc or.tor Of Smith. &. " Chiffon
/ rho L,,,., -, thin, tim .,,,.n ..,.,,,.,
-. ~ .,.', ,
""S'"' 70 ~ loS'" 10 '"'p oo'' 'n'
business The lag acc'ao's Tor Hass'es
defeat 's', IRON the Tact that the Dr. was
not generally acquainted "''h The people
throughout The county 2dIy' because The
convention which nominated han did not
represent The democracy OF the county
mo lag however, says
10 conc'a'ion' to our democratic friends
We would say, me leel that we have been
posed to bear i, with Christian forlimdc,
let us take time by the fore lock, aud 20
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

0-y- New Oieana srill continued healthy
~ last accounts
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or 4 reward Of $500 is offered by
Gov roasc Tor tho apprehension Of For.
est. charged with the murder Of WA. \
Holt. IN Washington county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

We learn from the Austin sta,a Gazette
that there were nominally four bids for the
construction Of this road.
lst BY Chalheld as the former Pres'-
dent Of the Atlantic aud Pacific Railroad
Company, which. was Illegal for The follow
ing reasons ls, because it was never au-
thorized By the company; I'd, Cbaiiield
has long since ceased to be President Of
the company.
u. Tho bid Of Mossrs. Beaumont and
Wo, ;ward. This is ior s23, $50 per mile.
/, is 10 opposition TO all the requirements
Of law, and therefore could not be consid>
cred.
81 The bid Of Mr.. Bfemond, &c, which
proposed to commence the road nj 'lons-
ton, when the law SAYS tina, i shall cor''
mence at the eastern boundary OF tins state.
ih. Messrs Walker and King, aud their
fifteen associates, to whom Che contract
was awarded The following names were
signed 10 this bid X. J. Walker, I. bu,'
Ter King. " T. Johnson, j. \. Greer, W.
G. Lacy s. \. Maverick, by John Ham
cock, Any. G.. ". Hancock, John Han
cock. James II. Raymond, James u. shaw,
" IT, Boarland. II +. Bee. by j. \. Greer
John ". Harris, Matt Ward, Leonard
Randall, J. pinekney Henderson, J." u.
Niohos This company have agreed To
construct the road in compliance "ith To"
law, and TO commence work wlihtn thirty
DAYS after the execution OF tn contact
Finy miles are to be- completed, aud placed
in running order, within eighteen mouths
from the date OF the contract, aud Que
hundred miles every year thereafter, until
the work is completed. 10 secure the
frs, fly miles. the company has deposited
the required sum Of $500, 900
4 few months viii develop the financial
ability and resource, Of the company We
wish it every success in the prosecution
OF this magnificent enterprise.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

A" Dead as Douglas is now used Ms the
strouges, phrase icr indicating the entire
absence Of vitality. Jefferson HeraiA
Indeed We should like to know who
thus uses it,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19
GREAT C0NrLiGRATlON !

ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY III
SrRpN I'D Loss of LIFE -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

o. The jefferson Herald says, that emf.
grants from Texas, Arkansas. and other
States, ARE already oa their way to the
Mcssilla Valley, Tho territory recently
purchased 10y the United States from Mex
ico) with n view TO obtain the best loea.
tons, and To make settlements.
How SONY We Agn The Austin Times
eri,icses u late editorial paragraph in our
paper, embodying good deal Of vanity
We acknowledge the corn. The truth is,
we hadu', been picked up ior SO long, that
we thought we'd write something for the
fools to nbble at; but, ncighbor we hardly
thought that you would have been the first
TO bite a, the bai,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

NorNG rnrAsnrRs. Rev. ] Tucker.
son Of Rev. George Tucker, al this place.
delivered his fest sermon at the Glade
Spring Church on Sunday last. the >th
instant Ga Wednesday night last, our
old friend aud partner, /. J. Paiillo, who
has recently taken holy oficfs, also de
lvcfed his first sermon at the Methodist,
Episcopal Church IN this place The sor.
mon Of NJ. Tucker we had not the pleasure
Of hearing that Of Mr. PalIlo was pref
ty fair commencement, and was well res
ceivcd. We wish them both abundant
success
o. We have received the Grst number
of the " state Rights Register published
at Washington. u. C., aud edited by G.
&. BAYLOR. we have not room (in this
issue, at leasO to publish It's prospectus ,
bot We would say to our state Rights
readers, that II premises the publication OF
important papers, which are wotth the sub.
scriyiion four times over. Price: year
50 0Oj six months $ 30 three months
81 90
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or Nessts G.. g. Gregg a 10. have
lusi received a splendid assortment Of ready
made Clothing also, Baggipg aud Rope
Seq th5ir Advertisements
" The Nacogjoches Chronicle has
been doing noble work in tae Temperance
cause. The vote Of Nacogdochcs county
on this question, was thought doubtful
The Chronicle announces that the major.
ity in favor Of no license will he about 100
or Every county in Eastern Texas, so
Gar as heard from, has voted by large ma
jofilics fof M license, or against the retail,
ing OF ardent spirits.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-21
Nero advertisements
ciOtO h Hooking Valley ailrol d
Change Of Time.
~ stz5z7 Sztat5s1a - as Agh -

nN and after Tuesday August lSt, 1854,
" Trains will run as follows, to wit:
Train No !, will leave Portsmouth at 8
o'clock A. M. and arrive at Jackson at II
O'Clock M, Returning leave Jackson at 2
o'clock P, M, and arrive at Portsmouth at 6
O'Clock P. NJ .-.
Train No 2, leave Jackson at u o'clock A,
M. and arrive at Portsmouth at IL o'clock A,
NJ. Returning, leave Portsmouth, at 21a ?, NJ
and arrive at Jackson at 6 o'clock P. M.
.. J. w. WEBB, Superintendent.
August 10, "a 90
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-21
Valuable Real Estate for Sale or
Rent.

FENHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell or rent
q valuable real estate in the Town Of Jack
son which consist of: For sale or rent, two apart
ments on Main street in the lsham Block ~
by 81 feet, three stories above ground, with
basement story in the solid rock, one apartment
fitted, and well adapted for wholesale or re-
tail Grocery, the other for Dry Goods.
ALSO
A dwelling house and lot on Church street IN
Hotfman's Addition to the Town of Jackson
for sale only. Thehouse is large and commodl-
Gus, containing a number of rooms, finished III
as good style as any building in town, also Il
well of rood water aud other cOnyeniencles.
ALSO
A building near Pearl street fitted up ex-
pressly for a dwelling. but now occupied as
carpenter shop, and having well of excellent
water near by with other convehiencies'
have also large and superior stock OF ma, ma,
terial for building, and am prepared to bullo
houses for rent or custom work on short notice
or any other work in my line of business as car
penter aud joiner. All work warrented 10 oe
done in the most worRmanlike manner
DAVID RADCLIFFE.
Jackson Aug. 10, "a. 2O-tf
NorE:-The apartments in the lsham block art
N process of erection and will be completed
in short time.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-21
E@DmI shS VA AIME~
Ega gS3S9S s co.
Wholesale Shoe Warehouse.
Nos. l33 AND 1876, WooD STREET,
Pittsburgh Penn.

Nos. 13] AND 1876, WooD STREET,
Pittsburgh Penn.
VKTOU call ihe attention Of country
w Merchants, TO their immense stock oi
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Leather.
Consisting of over four thousand cases,
Boots and Shoes, of every variety and style,
for Ladies', Gentlemens', Misses, Boys and
Childrens'
Fall and Winter Wear,
Direct from the Eastern manufacturers, hav-
ing been purchased at the lowest possible rates,
principally for Cash, with great care in the
selection of quality and sizes adapted to the
Winter Trade We can offer superior induce
ments to purchasers, as we are determined not
to be undersold by any Eastern or Western
house.
BUYERS will find it to their interest to call
and examine our extensive assortment before
purchasing.
August 81. "a. 90