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Butte record., 1854-02-18

Exchange for sale al sight time, in sums to suit Oh
F. Huth & Co. London
American Exchange Bank, New York
Atlantic Bank Boston
Philadelphia Bank Philadelphia
Josiah Lee L. Co. Baltimore
Louisiana State Bank New Orleans
Page & Bacon ST. Louis
Hutchlngs Co Louisville
7. s. Goodman Co. Cincinnati
3 Jones q Co. Pittsburg
ALSO ON
PAGE, BACON & CO, San Francisco, at par,
for any amount.
GOLD DUST always purchased at the highest
market price
GOLD DUST AND COIN received On deposit,
special or otherwise
COLLECTIONS made and funds remitted at
the lowest rates.
Banking House on the Plaza. Marysville
lift GEORGE W. PLUME & co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

Mr.. J. ID. Smith, - cIiixru al The t'"'''"
States. has jn,t arrived !" San A","''"'
aud tom him we learn the following news
Dr.. Smith had purchased in M~Air", ~
grrx, rxr"'ns-. 500 Mexican mares. W.
MUIR. II jacks. and ~ 6ne M'xlss"
horses. ! he nninals we're pror"'ra
short distance he. ond SaltiIl" lie ""c
many d-te".i"ns !" driving hi. ho'.e'' NJ"
i"r ~ cause whatever; hut he bore ~,
,icn,Iy. Al Paris he ol,tni".d II pa's. 49,
uudr, its di'ect,"n hc t'H,-l.d /" 81" rT'
nsnd". and there paid Lut,~s IN h's uf".'
OF ho'srs. mules. Dc, amounting I" s.uv'
and took rA.s ior P...idi". ." The ''',
ii September liz crna.~.i nj rs~sidio. s"s
after hs hxd Travelled al,out three lvsgus
on the Am-,ic.n side. h~ WI. nvs,tsk-u ~
n company III Mexican soldiers (rs.m t's
sidi". under o'ds's u The I"lirs "'hcs': y
that place. llis animate were I'll 'sae"
from him by iosc~. aud drives hack '"'s
Mexico. and the lac. he heard ii them M!
were lviuy sold ~ rs'Aic ns''o'Iy.. ~
Smith Immediately p'"cv~si-d u slr law
Icons station. aud ls"rased six s"'n'r'.
hut wheM the, arrived Vt the III" Grs"~
the horses we're IL M-Aico. IT, laid 's'
abatement II the txris before ou' ('ovs'"
",~", rilissr at E.ylr Pass. and they ~"
l~~" forwarded " tho Secretary VI WA
Western 1rlas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

IN. declaration Of intention to beeo'rr~
citizen to two ysars-and 80 she law no"
rssnains
AAaaup,s haze. from time to tirae, been
M 3sorganise parties IN favor OF The
RI Pshe naturalization laws. or greatly
estSU1.g the time OF resdsnce required to
slow a foreigner 20 become citizen but
these Efforts have always failed, since the
he commencement, Of tho present eeohAr.
The subject was thoroughly discussed in
all its bearings, Ia the days OF Adams aud
Jefferson. the country then pronounced
upon the question snd, although the mat
ter Ia eth revived periodically, the people
at large have never shown any disposition
to disturb the decision mnde Ia the cleo lion
a ID ~ election OF Nr. Jefferson.
The ssdi,ion L4w. approved by the elder
Adams. July II, l19s. provided thu, Il any
person should write, PRINT, utter, or publish
or cause or procure to be written, printed.
uttered or published. or knowingly nssist
or aid in writing, prin,ing, ui,eriog or pub
fishing any f,lss. scandslous and malicious
writing or writings, agnlns, the President
or either Houses Of Congress, TO defame
the same. or to bring them into contempt
or disrepnie, or TO excite sgsinG them the
h.,rsd OF the good people of the United
Sls,es, or 10 s.ir up sediiion. such persons.
so offending. should be liable 10 hns OF two
thousand dollars and two years imptison'
ment This law led TO so fnsHy abuses,
and SO much opposition. that IN 1872 Con.
CREWS proposed. and the several States Al
forwards adopted the amendment 70 the
Constitution. declaring that Congress shall
make no law abriging the freedom OF
speech, or OF the press. OF the fieh, Of the
peopl. pescsasly 30 assemble. mud ask the
Government for = sedfes. oi grievances.
Tbs arbitrary pFriens'ons al The Federal,
ist,, sud OF the Government under Mr.
Adams. also contributed malnly 10 the 9th
e. amendments TO the Constitution IN favor
OF private and State rights such as the
right OF the people to bear arms not to
have soldiers 9nsftered upon them in time
OF peace to he exempt from unreasong.
bic searches and seizures, to he tried iof
crime only on the presentnant of u tfand
Jury 10 a speedy and public trial, To n
lur, IN Ill cases whefe the MISTER in een-
royer.y exceeds $50; aud not 10 be res
quired to give excessive h,il and also
caused The declaration to he added to the
Constitution. tha, MI powers not express
" delegated to the General Government
by that ins'iumcn, M" reserved Co the
States respectively, or to the people. -
Galresion ftr,iIaH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

TEMPERANCE ~ Arsris.-ll IL very
evident that the lalc law of the Leg STA
igre has affected considerable change IN
the sentiment Of our community and itom
our personal observations rs well MS the
reports oi the press, We believe that the
cause Of temperance stands higher, aud
commands more general respect now, than
-, any previous day Ltnked with !, are
de names, certainly, of many lcaafng mem
bors Of every community il The State. IN
Austin, We look round aud behold deci.
ded change since the meeting 81 the Legs
lalure. Then, there were rouprrrN eRoC
ola,gs In foil bh-t. Now, owing un
douhtedly to falling Of IN the trade, the
number has diminished until. We think
there are ut ptesen, only roun len. u IS
for tho friends OF temperance TO observe
these changes throughout the State, aud to
feel confident ia tho moral power and ibilu'
ence which the cause uneqHyocally pos
sesses over the public senlimen, al the
community. The fact We present 8 by no
means M ,sola,cd one aud, we ,hhE,
clearly shows that the enforcement nj the
statutes IN reference to the suppression Of
liquor, Is loudly and empha,cally demand
ed. Siafc GG=efie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

the MisA"utt compromise.
Resolved, That by the act procuring the
repeal OF the M,sspa,i ro,n,"o'"is~ W. holi
tina, VIZ are forever xbsolv.d from al "lli
cations To support n"y compromise with
slavery except surh ~ ". contained l., tho
rons,,tu,iou ii the Unit. 4 States. aud ",ost
rs,~ciaIly thu, we are forever t~!-xs-,i ir,su
sil obligations To admit int" our uni.it snv
State which sanctions or permits slat-sy.
Resolved. Tina, the recent acti"" "f Con.
g,css. stimulated aud arr'"sed hv the Pres.
ideni, whereby the compact commonly
known as the Missouri C"npr"",is.. IA ~.
,,,d.,es, aud the vast ,~r'I,or. known =,
Nebraska AID Kansas, opened I" slavery.
has already rrc-iv-d the unqualified con,
d.mnati"n Of tn. wings 81 New York. and
We i,uint with satisfaction aud r d.. To tho
het thu, ~; single wing '"Yn'~r of ii.
ther ii"u.e of C,mg,~.s. from thi. mr. snv
other ice STATE. ,i.li-d any sort Of sup.
mort. rount.uanre. ~ iavor I" thu, n,ost
unjust and unichirous proc~ ding.
Resolved, That n measure so pc,vsdnv
aud nio,ueut"us IL It's scope and Influence.
So yin'ly affecting the reputation and ,i.s-
tiny Of our who'd. country, ~ the ~sial,
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can, with prophet, he referred I" no THU.
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composed II III. whole American people.
aud we protect against IT. diversion" under
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

The landing of the troops Of The CHM
ca expedition at Lrpa''oria. has been OH
eially announced hy the Governments O
France aud Groal Britain. The debatka
ton VIVA completed on The iilh OF Sep
,ember and met with no opposition ifou
the Russians The statement adds that N,
army, consisting OF $4,000 mon, inmei,
a,ely MARCHED upon Sebastopol, AID To,
transports had returned to Narna Tor u,
900 French troops, which remained a, that
port awaiting transportation.
The Russian fleet had again returned TO
the port Of sebastopol,
Reports from tonstantinopie. which,
however, want confirmation, stite hat the
czar Of R1ssia, n, the list moment, has
sigu'fed willingness to enter into nego
taiions Tor peace, based upon mora reason,
able propositions, and that in consequence
steamer had been dispatched to Sc,mslo,
pol with instructions TO tho commander of
the expedition to postpone the landing Of
the troops. bu, the Instructions hnd not
come to hand in time to prevent the debar.
ka,ion.
II is rumorcd tina, Odessa has again been
bon'barded. Tho ports OF Anapa and
kierach are closely blockadod
The evacuation Of Moldavia has been
completed.
Gen Guyon has been recalled fom the
command Of the Turkish loices IN ASIA.
There is nothing OF ln,erest from the
army IN that quarter.
1t has been decided upon BY the aliies
that neither Sesaburg nor Cfonstadt shall
he attacked tbs season. and the French
Zee. III the Baltic is returning to France.
The Greek government, s,as gven IN lis
entire submission to the Porte. and offers
to conclude treaty Of commerce.
The reported rupture between Turkey
and Persia has been contfndcted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

We clip 'he follow lng from the Cfocben
P,ln,et;
Irwin. the murderer OF M.dfoid, was
sfsrs,..i an Sn'ur,sa, last, sud rlsr,d IN tie
hands ni The sheriff At Rn.h. There was
reward ri n thnnsand d,llsrs offered Ion h',
arrest. From the circumstances connected
with the ran der. II is supposed he w''' 10
convicted III murder IL III. ir., drlree.
\ hale hoy, the s,n Of Mr.. Dkes. was
accidentally shot an sunday morning l'''.
in Ru-k. by his brother. VIII" l'nd arc'd~"s
ally tound mn I'D pistol !" the hlacksm''hs
ship, in their play II fired. and tn- contents
l,dg,d il the head "t the hoy. just n''"ts
til. i.t ear. liz lived II sh"'t time alter
III. wound wHs Inflicted. bat WINS ihs~"s''As
up 10 the hour III h. death. II WAS ascss'
tanned I" he entirely accidental.
On F'ihay last u lutte boy wss hauling
M infant child al J"hn q. t."och. E,q. ~
n chair the chair Tell. aud the child, hsad
came i" contact will, the sharp point "i
nail, which entered It's skuai, causing d Ash.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

INpIAS fiGnr. - Intelligence has been
received at the Aojn'ant Generals office il
this city, TINT on The 9th inst, n scoulpg
patty Of the L. :. Rifles. numbering eleven,
men, under command OF Captain !. jones,
overlook aud attacked war party Of the
Comnnehe Indians, near Redmoud's ranch.
on The RIO crandc. The ~ ians when
overtaken were IN n grove Of timber. aud
although resistin. til. attack with good
deal at bravery, were soon put to flight,
carving of one OF their number wounded
leaving onc dead on the icld, aud leaving
behind, also, several horses, mud numerous
Iodian aeeoutrement, aud trappings The
indians ~" i wa 'iil,s, bows aud
arrows, ,ng in the vi~inl,,
oi deuse l"de theif escape
Vi tho 'a'r an corporal was So
vetely woum,ed, aud tao p,ivates slightly
Captain Jones Immediately after the fgh.
forwarded intelligence of it to For, Meln
iosh. from which place an additional com
maud WAS seut out, furnished and ordered
ior u thorough scout. Captain james had
been out hut some four Days previous Ia
ove,,aking the Indinns. which. together
with the chaslisement he gave them. is
evidence tina. his lime wxS occupied Ia
advantage --Nseces valiey
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21
Agents for tho Pepuhl,e-n,

y, I p spi-u Tsrraoi. ltcpiin' touniy, r.rss
/ suTuAob Giale SnfuFs iiFff.s1n
" n W,rsaS. Fly.lan F.rils.
Res : Awur Pnr TIVE cpshuf
DAVID SftSsoS. Gifarf.
Z ? wAsHtSsroS. Pamela.
rs- An subscriptions ont Il hs couniv mnsi be pnil
~ m advance We aaapsj the r'l'e sorc tfnc ngt
f~ The fclsuD that Is more fro'lhu a. collect such
amounts tan they are wcfih
ar Money ran BE- seat 90 ua hy mai ~ our fsk By
tat ing hs receipt a DE rVsiHastef tAi u hss been
th.s Aif, asl.i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

CALIfonSN ELrcuoS - he demo.
Gratis ,iumphed ia the late election in Cal
iioinIa. having elected large majority OF
the members to The Legislature. The
know \othiugs elected lbei, candidate for
MAYOR 10 San Francisco.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

MrRprg-A mau named John H. Ner-
edith had a difficult, with kinion Whit
tington, respectable citizen Of Ansi'n
county, near Srmpronins, IN which ID. tor
mer mortaHy wounded Warrington with Il
pistol A reward OF $500 is offered for
MEREDITH. STATE Gd.eitr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

0I~ The Shreveport Democra, says
Ire good people Of Alesandia have
voted by myorty Of ~ against issuing
license Tor the sale Of staluous liquors Tor
the coming gear; facquemine di.io, by e
msJouiy o. -. 'Ihe work goes braselt
ga.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

Alta receu, election held IL the parish OF
Morchouse, La. to decide the license quss
ton the vote was almost unanimous against
granting license
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

or NJ. VI Lugt is uow opening very
large assortment Of goods, to which he
desires US to invite the attention Of the
public His advertisement VIII appear 10
our next issue. In the mean time give bin
a call
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

Hon. Thomas j. Jennings lie now on a
visit to this place. lie ss,uru. in good
hesltn. The warm greeting which he will
n,set among his old associates, will be a
gratifying evidence Of their appreciation oil
his labors - Nacog docAes Chronicle.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

T"r EHir WAw--'rhe supreme Cour,
Of Pennsylvania, on the 7th uit, issued n
in which the uulho tiles and inhabitants oI
that city ARE sustained. aud Of course ins,i.
fed IN their proceedings, and the railroad
company Is acquired /" mke up the track
in the streets VI Erie aud llarbor Creek
township.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

We learn from the Austin State Times,
says The San Ansonio Ledger, Of the 2s'h
ul,., tina, the conditional call OF Gen Smith
Tor six companies OF Rangers. was not ap'
proved by the Secretary Of War. for the
reason that the law does no, authorize the
calling out troops for the purpose OF es'sb
fishing a feeling Of security among citizen,
--an actual invasion being required to JUS
lily employing militia or volunteers. In,
conditional call OF Gen. Smith was preceded
by n positive ona on the ooh Of August
| The latter is in accordance with law ant
the order made on The suhjsc, by the See
Rotary of War.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

[ TnekN. 1uE MilLinNAtaE. Ar S,R,.
TooA ~ correspondent ot tho Mobile
/ Tribune. ddiug from Safa'osn. gives the
follow pg sketch NJ 80 Anicli,.'r p lnrr'
Thorn, rn wnuni ! refer. hts pHdr u
lion OF h,nsrll b, udupius IN rs'rrlgan.
cies aud cccenlririties. he is the man who
81 erlipsed She Emperor OF lfHuco 10 The
srlpudnr ol his Turn ont lie is said to
have driven fnpr spau OF HORSES. ficl,l, ca,
pall.onrd, 10 the mnst ,splcnd ~ r'rrltgr
IA Europe. The Emperor. unwilling that
any our SHOULD 20 ~ hptt.r sly le ihan hin,
self, ordcteh him Ia appear M more ia the
streets OF Pnus with the a'nfe-nii esi,h
Ii,lmeut Ills patty consist. al his wIf-
two daughters, hcaux, attendants, pages,
mthis grooms. ~c Witnessed, n ieN
DAYS since. the ceromouy ot their pfcpnra.
tiun to ride Five sieeds aud u carriage,
with q groom and d.iyrs, ~ finest livery
to EACH were Fl st presented opposite the
United States ilotl NpNi came the pAri,.
with their maid. nod attendants \ beau,
tiiul m,hnguuy hn, here was Il 5, I'D up,
wheupoo gronms aud servants took their
position t. peilnrm the Test OF N uniting
the lair Miss TO her saiie. She Laced
her foo, IN the white glo,ed hand ol the
groom on the lief, sdr, who grarclnli,
placed her in the saddle, while on their
tlght stood another read, To catch The
Jewel, II pcrchaucr, 4 should drop that way
lhen came the maid 10 adjust The ,idug
dress and place her foot ia the siiuup.
Til, aud similar ceremonies With her sister
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21
Ftom d g Richmond " hr Sept y
NEW YORK STATE CONVENTION.


ftem o. Richmond Wig Sept -
NEW YORK STATE CONVENTION
no Min. or Nav Y,,k field their
So. r,,,y..,,,,,, ~, "Wednesday last and
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,,,,i,,i,,,. t,r C,..,,u, TIA, li.rJ.i informs
a.. h,lun,. Ia til. Steward school, and 50
,,.s E,,,uoud ia, ,ditor ct the New
\o,k lime. such brlnr the complexion
/ ,,l the New York STATE " hir ticket, we
are i,st,G.d IA denounrinr il Ms a Seward
\Lon,,,n ticket. and As such dc.,,,ins the
,,,,,,,,t nj ma man sincerely attached to
u,,. ,.,,st,tu,i,u and ,atn,stly ,lr.ifn. the
,,..,,,,ii,n nj the uinu a, is
H,i :, a. set to Tn, ticket. we have
much ,,ot. reason ,o condemn the plat
L,,m. G,, one idea and one sentiment
n,,y,d,s u-st.d that idea i, Abolition,
and TIM, sentiment dcadl, hostility To the
Institutions oi the south. The hrs, rtso
luton, To- be sure, rfalrs gtnniil 'qrently
ol their co,d,al and 'mu,o,aI- altachp'en,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

The Standard speaks ccn,empfuous'y OF
the Calhoun democrats. WHY 'h' ~
proachi 10 wha, respects do they ''"r'
,rom other democrats In but one that We
have ever heard; aud that was IN Their be-
lief of the hight OF State to resist an nn'
constitutional -ct OF Congfe" South
Carolina did this IN 1892, aud from that
dsy to this. has been denounced from one
eud of the Jnion to the other. sIngleha"a-
,d and alone, she threw hers,li into the
bresch to protect the Constitution and 'he
protective tanir. which NJ. Cha, had twelve
monih. before declared to be the settled
policv OF the country. was overthrow
rbi, vas a triumph Tor which the democfn'H
ie nnriy are errtailly indebted To the Cal
boun democracy For all that The South
achieved Ia the settlement Of 1880, TT, IA
deed. she gained M, ibing.l we ARE indebted
to the State Right. part, OF the South 'nf
il /, we'll known thai the other Southern
members OF Congress were willing to nc
cen, any lin. Of settlement that might be
offered 10 1892. the State ltight' demos
Gratis exercised controlling iuiluencc IN
the resolutions adopted by tha, body, aud
in the uemun,iun aud triumphant election
of General Pierre to the Presidency So
much for the Calhoun Dcmncracy.'
But to return to the subject. There i.
now no reason wh, the democracy of Texas
should not form unit, unless 1t is the sets
tied determination OF n portion of the pnr,,
10 de'ea, such coasumms, NJ, hy sncflh
eng is principles Tor ,hcir own nggraHdi1c
meni, or those whom they msy wish 10
serve. The State Rights wing ol The party
are willing to take the platform ndon'ed 10y
the h.i National Convention aud 70 uphold
1t IN all it's parts. Ought we not, rs demo
craft. to eudeavor to effect such a uuioui II
Is tiuc that We are now largely IN the ma
in,ity ia the State. But how long are W.
likely to continue so. it The past system
prevails. aud principle is to be sacrificed ia
accommodate individual members W.
shall perhaps alude to Ibi, subject again at
future day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

The Washington ID. g. Sentinel has
entered on lis second volume. mad appeals
to its lrieads, rs is usual on such occasions,
Tor an increase OF patronage. The Sentinel
has been m able State Rights paper. and
one of the most reliable published Mt the
National Capitol II any of our friends
want to subscribe for AN excellent political
newspaper published at Washington, we
would say to them, take the Sentinel Per
sons wishing to subscribe for ii viii please
send in their names, with y so,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

VIM RivrR.-Our river is low. lower
lowest 80 very low TINT we question very
much If the bottom has not fallen on, some
where between here aud \lrxaudlia. The
las, hoat up reports number OF boat-
bound down, aground on tiaud Ecore bar,
some OF them having been so ior n week
Should the water r'mnln nt tins stage, ~
even lower. we shall not be cut oil eulire>
/, ifom the benefits of navigation. rs the
snal steamer Trader cnn make her week.
I, I Us with Mi ease Shrercpod Dim.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21


described its statue quo as follows:
We had considerable weather Yesterday,
and there is sufficient prospect al plenty
more OF the same sort before il has doue
with us. Indeed. we should leeI very sorry
II this was to be the las. OF il, yet we AT.
decidedly in favor Of an sdj oufnment of the
rain nu,d Buffalo Bayou shall have an
opportunity to run down, and the timers
70 get shelter over our types. II the pre-
sent impression is not clean, i. ia not be-
cause The types were not washed. Every
case i'll the Office is on sreiI, being bsim.
iul of dirty liquid. and t,eh at that.
The sboy. was N type last nigh. for AZ
early issue this morning, but II rained all
night. rains now, aud there. is every prospect
d IL faiuins on, until it stops: and when'
ever that occurs, il shali be cLronicled
| unless our types sooner dissolve.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

Attorney General Gushing Is preparing
to test the coostitalionsli,y Of the fugitive
slsve law in the supreme Court. The
question comes up on an appeal from the
decision OF the Supreme Court OF Wiscou-
sin. which pronounce tbs law uoeons,,,u
tsonAt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

publish in the Herald an ANIMAL Report
OF the Corporation showing the amounts
collected aud discussed within The past
year. why has tbs not been done hefei
We have had several Mayors and several
Boards OF Aldermen, and no administrations
has. as vet, given an aecoun, OF its doipgs
and undoIngs We should like to see pub.
lished fnnncial statement o. each.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

The cholrrs hms almost entirely c'''F
psassd from Knoxville. Tenn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

AnfnsiaN WrIL.-'lhe S,ats Gazette
says that the cnterprfing citizens Of Free
Stone are about attempting an Arlcsian
Wen, at Fairfield. and have raised 50 900
for that purpose. similar experiment ls
about to be made In the town OF Anderson
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

The merchant. Of Lasaea and san An,
tonic have determined no, To patrouze liar
ds " Meg 3 lire Of steamships. Can
they do aay better
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-21

The State Gazette is authorized 10 state
that there wiIl not be called session OF the
Legislature.