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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20
cWHCGRT.

We take pleasure in calling public at
lention to the fact, that o, Tuesday night
next, the 23d inst, Mr.. l.. Rives proposes
giving a c. acer, at Mrs. Boufeoy's |ns,i'
,u,e. in this place.
Mr. Kiyes has the misfortune to be blind,
and this is one of the very few modes lett
him of earning livelihood. lie is gen
tleman of intelligence regular graduate
Of the New York Institution Tor the edn
cation Of the blind.
Aside from the pleasure Of contributing
to one thus situated, we have no doub, that
those who attend will find themselves rich-
" compensated The programme pres
sents something over twenty pieces of the
finest musical compositions; such as II is
treat to hear at any time. Let US all
turn on, and give him full house.
Admittauce 50 cents. Children hall
pfice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20
GOOD \ & Y 81!

Under this head, our neighbos Of tho
Marshall Meridian. rsblshsd sss ssbjo'"sd
letter from N. J. HALL, Esq. On Monday
last, in an extra, II is perhaps generally
brown, thu, Messrs. W. X. d. Ward and
N. }. Hall, have been gone some time %
a yi.i, to the North, for the purpose Of e.
fec,iog a negotiation with capitalists to
h.;ld our road. What wers tho nature Of
their instructions, or the powers with
which thew were entrusted, we have never
been advised, and can, consequently. I'M
mart no information. The letter Of M.
Hall contains intelligence OF the h'g"e"
importance, bot is s'ngulsrly DETECTIVES ~
to the character Of the negotiation.
Nsw Yosx. April 2sth. 1854
NV Dear Sir
Il affords me pleasure to be able to in>
form YOU that Col. Wsd and myself, have
,ucceeded in communicating 4 contract for
the speedy prosecution Of the work on the
Vicksbu,g, Marshall, and III Paso Railroad
and there no longer remains a doubt ~ to
our having n Railroad through Harrison
county pointing to the Mississippi on the
East and TO the Pacific Ocean on the West
The contractor who 10 to do the work I" a
,horourh-going energ stic man, has m"ch
experirnce, and abundant means lie will
he on the ground with hands and 'mPie'
men,s for active operations in three months
| from this time, If not before. The present
/. a very inxnsp,c,ous period for Railroad
operations; the war in Europe has alarmed
capitslists, and until some reasonable con
| lecture can be formed ss TO the result. they
will embark in enterprises OF this kind very
slowly. know OF but one other Road IN
Texas except the great Pacific road. tina,
has prospect of being speedily construct
ed. and that is. Col Lacsy's road from
Galveston to Henderson. which he is drl-
wing ahead finely. The Col, is now here
making his arrangements.
Our present contract extends to the com
ple,ion Of sixty six miles from the line east
Of Marshall, West. which will reach beyond
the Sabine in the direction of Tyler. We
have arrangements ahead, however, for the
construction Of the entire road, which will
be done jus, rs soon ~ hands can be put
on the ground and the materials procured.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
pany have recognized. Gen. ChA'tield
having resigned the Presidency Of the cons
pauv, the Hon. X. J. Walker WAS elected
President This fact has impaired great
additional strength to the company. Mr.
Walkers financial abilities secure to the
company many important advantages
They have great power in the financial
world, and have no doub, the contract Tor
the building OF the Pacific Road will be
awarded to them by the Governor OF Texas
Respectfully,
Your obd't servt,
". J. HALL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

Hon. J. r. EvASa--1hs Hon. J. r
Evans, senator from the Bossisr dissrtc.
passed through Shreveport q few days sine,
on his way to Marshall, Texas. wksrs h,
will spend . short time with his relatives
Senator Evans. 10 . sound consistsat dom
oesat, and one Of tho ablsst and best mem
hers Of the State Senate. lie 10 never car.
'ied "s'ray by waywsrdnsss and fancy, bu,
r'''uss an onward course. under the gui
dance n good sense and sound Judgment
The business Of the people 10 always in
safe hsnds shen eonhded to such men
Shrcrercr' DrmocrR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

The news from Mexico is contained in the
intelligence from Vera Cruz Of the 9th inst
Santa Anna is supposed to be surrounded
by Alvarez, or al best hat his comm uncatlor
with the capitol has been cut Of, One account
states that he haa been compelled to retrca, To
the sea shore. His situation is supposed TO
be critical. Opposition to his government had
arisen in various portions Of the country.
A severe shock of an earthquake WAS El,
in Vera Cruz ON tho 9Th inst, which lasted
fifty seconds but strange 10 .ay did no dam
avc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

OF Our neishbor Of the Nacogdoches
Chronicle does Us injustice when he suppo>
sss tina, we entertain prejudice agAins, ,hs
editor OF the Bonham Advertiser on ac>
count Of his being Northern man. We
merely mentioned his coming from tina.
section A. an apology for the views he IN.
tertains. There could be no excuse for .
man raised and educated In \ Alavs State
advoc ating such sentiments. The editor oil
the Advertiser 10 = man OF sbility, but We
must confess that We don, like his views
nor do We think our neighbor Of the Chron.
icIe will admire them much when be comes
to analyxs them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

TKArLAR's MAoAxINE.-We have re-
ceved the May number Of this popular
Magazine. and take pleasure In stating that
the original and selected articles contained
in it, whether ~ regards their claims to lii
erary excellence or tho good they are cal
cuIated to produce, claim precedence, in
our humble judgment over the productions
Of any previous number we have seen
We hope tho editor will study 10 improve
HE work; for while il will be the means OF
doing much good. the labor bestowed will
richly repay him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

"Ths opposition to the Neb,a.ka bill
now does not compare in intensity and bits
tsrnsss with the opposition Of the federal,
'sts and New England clergy to the origi
nsl purchase Of Louisiana. Hon. Josiah
Quincy lately presided over an anti Nebras.
ka meeting At Boston. He was IN Con
gFs's in 1871. when Louisiana applied to
be admitted az State, and on the 18th Of
January Of that year made . speech. in
which hs said
" II this bill passes, il 10 my deliberate
opinion that il is virtually n dissolution Of
the Union. that il will free the States from
their moral obligstions; and. a. il will BE-
the right Of oil. 80 il will b. the duty Of
some to prepare for a sepsration---s,nica A.
bly II they can, violently Il they must"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

CALosie Sur ExicsoN Suxk.--NE~
ioRk, april 2s.-l'he Cnloric ship Eric
son was sunk on the flats, near Jersey city
yesterday afternoon during the storm. Sh.
had just returned from a trial trip. The
accident was caused by the careless men
leaving the port holes open. large mum.
Der OF ladies' and gentlemen were on board
but all were safely landed.
The storm Of yesterday was very severe
and . number Of the small craft was upset
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

TrE UNDERGROUND RAnaoAp.--The
authorities Of this importer, thorouahfare
are doing = larger business than ever this
spring. The day before yesterday, sixteen
parcels Of goods and cha..les," from
Missouri. passed through here and across
the ferry. This morning. twelve more
two men. Ave women, and five children
one in afms-came in. all save one. wss
from Virginia. being from ksntucky.-
L)vtrou Tribwse.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

MAY DAy.-Ihe Palestine Advocate
contains An interesting article upon the Gel.
ebratiou of May Day. 1t appears ,ha, it
wa. celebrated at three different places in
Anderson county. At Mount Prairie In>
stitn,e, Miss Martha Browning was the
May Queen; a. Hawkes. school, Gear
iiamet's store, Miss Isabella J. Wren
and a, the Palestine Masonic Institute,
Miss Elizabeth Graham. The ceremonies
are represented in glowing terms by our
contemporary. How pretty these May
Queens with their lovely attendants must
have looked. Is there a bachelor within
the wild. range Of our circulation, who
will not hesve deep sigh As he thinks
Of il
We who never raw thy lovely face,
Pansed hut to conjur. up vision Of It's sraos."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

TmE WAR PwosrEcrs.-Ihed etxils Of
the foreign news by the Africa confirm she
estimate We placed At the time on the value
Of the .elegrnphic announcement Of three
glorious battles won by the Turks.
The Turks are yielding fighting, indeed
stnbbornly and brsvely at all points, but still
yielding to the overwhelming forces Of the
Russians. The official accounts. made up
for duplication to efecs public opinion,
hardly Disguise il; and the private accounts
received in England from persons IN the
camp Of Omar Pxsha describe the condition
Of his army in very gloomy terms. The
bravery and zeal Of the Turks 10 not over
stated or doubted; but they lack numbers,
discipline, and military habits. The mos,
trustworthy accounts admit the inability Of
Omar Pasha to stop the Russian advance.
II 10. indeed, feared that = heavy disaster
may ove'tAks the army before the allied
forces can reach the seat Of war. It would
he \ sad commentary upoh the Wanted BE-
curity promised by England aud France to
the Empire OF the Sultan il his army should
bs beaten and destroyed before their help
can reach him. This catastrophe may be
avevted hot until the French and English
troops have arrived and assumed their place
in the field the late Of the Turkish army 10
exceedingly precarious A few more
brilliant " victories and The highsoad to
Constantinopls would b open to Nicholas,
whose army, beaten in the bulletins, con.
tinus to incrsass and advance. Pic.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20
A MEN Der.

TmE K,vER.--rhs river commenced ri>
sing At this point las, Monday night. From
that time until last night, ii had risen two
feet. and atill rising. The raf,smen report
a rise OF six fee, in Black Bayou. Others
report another heavy rise still further above.
The steamers Aids, Luda. and Texas
Ranger. left on Tuesday for the upper RVS
er. with a good prospect of getting up,
Jefferson is now accessible TO her packets
full treigh.ed -- Shreveport Democrat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

Received Of J. ". Munroe, CoAeyville
81 80 for the subscription Of J ". Sprx,t
or Mr.. James Richards, Shelby county
~ 5o.
i. H. Hoskins sends Us 81 30 10 pa,
for second years. subscription.
u. Thompson, Esq. of Pamela. ssnds u,
o., to pay for adyertisernt Nts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

o. The GlImer Star again makes its
appearance. We received 4 number Of il
by last mail. very much improved in il. ~
biographical appearance. May i.s light
continue TO shine.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

OF Hon. J. r. Taylor, who returned a
few days ago, from vist to the city, had
the kindness to leave US \ New Orleans
paper. We are under like obligations to
Mr.. ". r. Smith. and TO Mr.. Frank Ham.
let, Of the Planters Hotel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

CorroS.-Rev. George Tucker has pre-.
scented " with = couple Of cotton stalks,
from his plantation, near Marshall, ono Of
which is eight, and the other ten inches in
length. They are bountifully supplied
with leaves, and one Of them has two
forms on il. This will do.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

FArhL ArvRAy.--l.xst Sunday mo'sS
the 10Th inst, n difficulty arose bsssts
Mr.. 4. He'fIin, proprietor Of the Pine Ss'
Hotel, and NJ. Bryant, Of Plum Bsy0s
which the former received n wound eas'''
by n pocket.AnIie in the hands oi The lsue
from which he died edn-sday srs
Cause, cards and ntemp~fs"ee.-f'
Bluff Ark. RcpmhI,s0s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

DEArm or AN EDIroR.-Mr. Albert r.
Po'ey. late editor Of the Lagrange. Tsxas.
Monument, died on the 22nd ult. lie was
bu, ~ years Of age, when the sad event
took place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

We are pleased to say that tho next meet.
ing of the private Lyceum will he held a,
the Court house on next Monday night, and
that seats will be furnished for the critics
out side on the ground. We hope tina,
those truly talented gentlemen (the cri,ics)
will favor US with their presence.
With respect.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

OF The Canada, the Liverpool steamer
of the 2g,h ul... reports a heavy decline Of
mssds,ufF. in Europs, aud a slight decline
10 ths lower grades Of cotton There was
slight advance in the higher quAlIties.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

OF Messrs. J. r. Prewitt Il Co, JefTsr
son, Texas. advertise n large and handsome
assortment of goods. They are clever
gentlemen. and we hope they may get n
fair portion of the extensive trade with
which Jefferson is favored.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

4 MoprL EprroR editor Of the
Huntsville Item thinks that railroads iniure
the towns through which they pass, and
hopes that no road will run nearer than
twenty or tweni, five miles Of that place.
The same editor is opposed to any laws res
sthc,ing gambling or the sale OF spirituous
liquors.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

~ Dates from Washington TO the ! til
inst, state tina. the President has prepared
strong message regarding Cuba which
viii soon bs delivered 10 Congress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

OF The Captain Of the ?. +. kimbal
must be very clever fellow. he never
makes . trip withou. distributing 10, oil
late papers among our citizens.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

0I- We received by Tuesday evening =
mail New Orleans dates 10 the 18th inst.
The cotton news, however reaches OIL y To
the 18th.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

VEro MEsAcE.-The president OF the
| mite States has returned with his ohjec
tons, the bill entitled An act making a
grant OF lands to the several states, for the
bene6, Of INDECENT insane persons. The
Star Of the All saws that "xs interpreted
by the politicians OF both parties, the veto
is taken to mean that all bills disposing oI
the public lands. except in manner clearly
calculated to benefit the Treasury OF the
United S.sses, will be served in the same
way"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

BURIED AliyE.--A man named Fi1pil
rick, who was n, work in y well nsf
Jameson's H.lls. in Pickins eosn'y, h'
was killed recent, by the Gazing in Of ~
well, lie was heard speaking M hour w
the accident. but WAS not got ont I'LL xs
day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

OF We announce this week, by author
i.y, the name of Hon. Thomas }. Jenning.
for reelection TO the office Of A,torne,
General. This fidelity with which he ha.
served the State during the period he ha,
filled this important and responsible posi-
ton; the foresight he has exhibited In pro
scouting every measure calculated to ad
vance tbs interests Of the State, or 80 carr,
out her public policy and the distinguished
character he has maintained as a lawyer
will We doub, not ensure his triumphant
collection.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

MrssRs H. e. Il H. kry.--Sce the new
Advertisements Of this popular house.
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or Captain Brooks, the popular Cap.
tain of the steamer Bell Gates, will accept
our thanks for late New Orleans papers
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M The Galveston News Of IN. o,

OF The Galveston News of the OH
says.
ave hear il stated that a messenger
passed through this city last week on hi.
way to Austin. with 5000, 900 Of the New
York Railroad Company. to be deposited
in the State Treasury, for the purpose OF
securing that Compsny's bid"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

OF The new advertisement Of Mr.. J.
SABINE. Jefferson. will sppesr in our next
issue. Mr.. 5. has a fine stock Of goods.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20
The War II New nssxies.

ApDIrioSAL News Sdnenndrv bd'hs
Col Cooke IN Pursuit Of The E"emy -
The ST. Louis Republican contains the 'ol>
lowing interesting dispatches, dated indie
pendence Mo } April 10Th;
! send YOU some i"rther details OF the re
cen, difficulties in New Mexico, though
they are not so a ,ple as | would like.
On the 9th OF March. there wns a deh'
between Lieut. HeAle, IN command OF th'r-
ty Dragons, and n party OF J'ca,,llH ln'
dams. Six OF the 'od'a"' were Killed ""f
two OF the soldiers; Tour dragons were
also wounded Inc Indians Tor the mrs
time were whipped. -, -,
~" '"e '"'" OF ""'c"' '"e 'o'o'e'', '"''
y !" hummer were ou' "oh'- V'ooao''
"e'e"'eo-he "'spa.e" - "o' c''"'l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

OF The Bonhsm Advertiser Of \ late
date announced that the small pox had subs
sided but concluded bv saying:
Since the above is in type, we are in
formed that Dr. Heiston Of Pilot Grove, is
dawn with the small pox. also. a child OF
W., Walls. Of that n-ighbo'hood. Dr.
Ileiston was is attendance upon Mr.. Walls
from whom he contracted the disease
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LATEST NEWS.
\llI'Il'l,-

Tho. indebted TO the Republican nfic. for Sub
serp,inns Advertising OF job Worn, will do great
ia,m b, settling up.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

Tns HL,cK WARRIOR At,Ata.-Mr
Sople has prosecuted this affair, at the
court Of SPAN with vigor.
Ne demanded heavy damages for the IN
lawful detention Of the vessel the Dismissal
OF the present captain general, nnd the sP~
pontment Of another with fall power to
settle future difficulties mat may arise.
Spain ha. refused W sc,ed. 10 these de-
mauds though urged to do so by Che British
Government.
The Madrid correspondent, Of the Lon
don Times says that five po,ss had been
exchanged between Mr. Soule aud the
Spanish Government IN reference to the
Black Warrior case. The first note IL
from Mr.. Soule, who stated in i, the nature
OF his complaints, and the repara,Ion he
was instructed to demand To this he re-
au,red an answer within fous hours. The
second note is from the Spanish Govern
ment. which declares it's ipabllit, to reply
to Mr. Soule. note before the receip, OF in
formation from Cuba. IN the third. Mr.
Soule rcjolns to this, and charges the Gov
ernmen, with seeking to postpone making a
reply to his first note. insinuating that the,
had already received dispatches from Cuba
IN reference TO the affair. and desired to
suppress them. The fourth note WAS from
the Spanish Government, and It was couch
ed in such strong terms that /, WAS thought
VIZ. Soule would demand his passports.
The fifth note was from Mr. Soule, however,
and was understood TO DO drawn up in
mider terms, although its contents had not
TRANSFERRED.
1t is rumored that Mr. Soules course is
not sustained at Washington. Ilc is said
to have gone beyond his Instructions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

CorroS.--The following quotations are
from the peayune of the 18th instant;
Oriiussy iis Gi : I.ed N,ddinr slo?
L,~ Msldiine n ati Mddltnu f.m .. ag,
Nrdiinc a. 1tas FAR fiitti 9ta-
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For CONSTABLE.

john y. An,isrsop candidate for Jssf'o' e' fh'
Perce IN Marshall Beat, NJ. >. al the ensuing August
,ls'tpl4.
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II At the last accounts the Ohio and urre,
Ni-.is.irri we've falling.
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" II h,l.ey Is - cupdpi.rr for Justice OF III"
Peace i,f Mprsha Beat, No ;, ut TIE neN august
election,
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{. " >L,io "a a candidate for Constable ~ Ma
shsll Heat No .. NJ ilc ensuing August election
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.jutn Z Commit isa ,aud date for A"ess"r md
Co,i.c'of OF Harrison county, at tie ehsuhg August
slprtlin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

We hope there viii be . respectable ats
tendance Of our eitizsns At the public meet.
ing on Monday next. for the parpose Of sp-
pointing delegat to the educational Con>
vention 10 be held Al Huntsville on the l6ta
Of June. There is no county in the State
which ough, to feel a more lively interest
in the subject Of educ alton than Harrison.
nor = town that has more At stake than
Marshall, While il would DO much 10 our
c,-d, that the public meeting should be
numerou,ly attended, aud a respectable
number of delegates selected to Wait Hunts>
vile. It would look badly il we were to ex
hibi, /. feeling Of apathy on the subject
We have been frequently asked what Is
III, object Of the lIun,svilIs Convention,
and could only reply tina, we were not sd
vised. We presume that the Convention
will exhibit as many different phases OF
opinion as we could expee, 10 find in the
same number Of intelligent gentlemen
brought together from every section OF the
State. hi. our policy. Ms we conceive, to
secure representation distinguished for
strong practical sense, 40 that il no good is
achieved every thing that ia mlsch,evous or
visionary in ito character may be thrown
ssid.. But much good may be done il the
Convention is nightly managed, which We
trust j, mas be.
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FOR TREASURER

anhgsd y kels' !, n andidsio i7f asssF'of an"
foiisefof Of 1ater ir ila'tsuu county nj tie T'sn
A.. sE.s;lst election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

or Matt. =. Ward publishes a card in
tho New Orleans Delta. x.king a suspension
Of opinion, on the part Of III. press and
the public, until the evidence and Arguments
~ his Ease are published
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4 CnANoA roR BARoAiSs. We would
inform opr friends in the country. that we
have nsvot known, since We have lived IN
Marshall. such large aud handsome sssort>
msnss Of goods . are at pr.sen. to be
fesnd in this place. Our drug stores. too,
esnnot b. sscslled, either Tor quantity, or
fev the sspssior character Of the articles
contained in them. II il pleasant to visit
ths diH-rsnt Establishments, and to notice
NE "esissss With which every thing is ar,
'sns~d. We would ,ay to al. then. Il you
waas Bargains. visit Msvs;s,l!.
90 JAsss vas dsstssctivs IRE In New
rsrA sveseNy. IN which number II p%,>
~ Iosl ttsis livss BY sl,s falling II build
~. u 70 H. evening Of sbs 9Th, four,
fvss t,vsHes Md been found
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ptlBi.lt MEETING.

py- bf + l. Smith, cf 'Iarant Hopkins cpuuiy
Is an suth,riscd se.m OF the Rcpublicnn.
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COUNTY CLERK.

l. X. ford c,udl,dsi~ lof the pih'r Of bsii'
ti,,k Of Harlan county al the ensuing election
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n n SmAab.fg candidate ."f 1s"'" Of ne
P.s, N Marshall Beat, Ne. ,, al The ensuing Angus
~lsenu.
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n Joy,, !. o1nlpisie for SHERIFF Il, the ensuing
Augasi slccii1n
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Jo4r " Hngsrros - = Candidate for tic oihcs oi
sgsf ereiiou.
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sCYrHEs.

SCYTHES.
n RAIN and Rrass scy,hss,
VI Scythe stones-for sale BY :, ICY
II. Il X. H. NJ, !,
May 20. 1854.