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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-22
Conversational,
WASHINGTON, Marc

WASHINGTON, March 13.
SENATE.-Mr. Gwin, from the commit
tee on the Pacific Railroad, reported bill
providing for the government contracting
with individuals, or companies. to con.
struct road to the Pacific, from the ives.
tern limits of one Of the Atlantic States to
the State of California. The government
to give 20 miles of land on each side of
the road in alternate sections; and six
hundred dollars per mile per annum al
lowed for carrying the mail, the company
contracting for to place $2.Ooo.O 900 in the
State or United States stocks in the Treas
ury, as security for the faithful perform.
ance Of the contract. The United States
to regulate the tolls. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Perkins. oi Louisiana, ask
| ed, but did not obtain leave to introduce
resolution directing the Committee on
Foreign Relations to inquire into and re-
port such action as may be necessary and
proper, for Congress to enable the Presi.
dent to redress the outrages recently COM
mtted on the flag Of the United States and
persons and property of American citizens.
by the Spanish government, or its officers
in Cuba.
Mr.. Breckenridge suggested that it would
be better to wait for the Presidents reply
to the inquiry made in regard to this affair
a few days since.
| The House then went into committee on
the new deficiency bill, and after short
debate, adjourned.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-22
Cincinnati Market

MARCH Up. M.-There have been no
sales OF Flour to-day; good brands are Of.
Tered at S6,45. Whisky is dull At e Ito,
Sales OF 100000 lbs bulk Sides at $50,
and 10000 do. Shoulders at 41e. Clo-
verseed is dull at SIS TO $40, Groceries
remain unchanged.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-22
Startling Rumors.

New YoRK, March l6.-Speculators yes
terday set reports ahoat to the effect that
the Arabia's news was in town. indicating
an advance in breadstuffs, announcing the
fall of Kalafat, &c. Some buyers got bit
in consequence. especially in corn,
A ridiculous story was last night tele.
graphed from Quebec to Montreal, to the
effect that information was received of an
Intended invasion of Canada by the Rus.
slams, and that 10000 militia are TO be
called out in consequence. The repor,
was doubtless hoax, but. nevertheless
.oaused much excitement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-22
WASHINGTON, March IA.

moth memorial signed by the 1880 cler-
gymen of Massachusetts, demonstrating
against the passage of the Nebraska Bill.
Mr.. Douglas called for the reading of
the petition. He said it was not respect
full to the Senate, and desired to say a
word. He then, in the strongest language.
condemned the statement of the memorial
as an atrocious slander.
MIR. Houston defended the petitioners.
HousE.-The Rev. Mr.. Dexter, OF Bos-
ton, placed in the hands of Mr.. Appleton
remonstrance against the repeal of the
Missouri COMPROMISE, 200 feet long. sign
ed by over 5000 clergymen of New En-
gland.
Mr.. Appleton asked leave to present it.
Mr.. Boyce objected.
AS it required unanimous consent, it
could not be received, and was carried
from the House by messenger.
Mr.. Phillips presented resolution from
the Alabama Legislature in favor Of the re-
peal or suspension Of all duties and re-
strictons on importation OF rsilroad iron
for Roads now in course of construction,
or thatsmay be constructed within the next
ten years.
House resumed the consideration of the
bill granting lands to Wisconsin for rail.
road purposes. After some debate it was
amended and laid on the table-yeas 81.
nays 81. Great excitement followed.
Mr.. Faulkner moved the vote to be re-
considered, and then moved to lay that
motion on the table. Adjourned.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-22
From Mem York
Erie Difficulty Settled.
CLEVELAND. March ia hill has he.

~ OUsS"esy N'ceeseus
CLEVELAND, March ia bill has been
perfected in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
by which the Cleveland & Ashtabula Rail.
road company agrees to construct q, road
from some point west Of Erie. and to con.
meet with the Sunbury road al Meadville.
This arrangements will be satisfactory 10 all
parties.
Destruction Of the Steamer Caroline.
LOUISVILLE. March l4.-The Memphis
and White River steam packet Caroline,
was destroyed on Sunday, the 5sh inst. !.
on White River. about twenty miles above
the mouth, and from forty to fifiy lives
were lost.
The vessel took fire between 2 and s
o'clock in the afternoon. and the flame.
spread so rapidly that it was with Difficult.
ty any person escaped.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-22
Caution to Storekeepers


some diamonds. They were shown to
her. and after some examination she Sc
lected to the amount Of 81, 500, and say.
ing that she was the daughter of George
Law, desired that they should be sen,
home, where they would be paid for
She turned toward the door, but imme-
diately came back, saying to the clerk
that she was going directly home, and
would take the package herself. Her
apparent candor overcame the clerk s
caution, and he handed her the box, with
which she left. Soon aterward the firm
despatched messenger to Mr.. Law. who
son, and had authorized no such pur.
chase. 1t was soon afterward ascertain
ed that person OF the same description
had tried to get quantity Of rich laces
from Broadway dealer, in similar
manner, but the salesman insisted upon
sending the goods, when the messenger
brought them back with word that no such
person as the purchaser was known a,
the place she had named as her residence
The clerk who put up the laces shortly
afterward met the demoiselle in Broad
way, and having heard of the. jewelry
movement, ran to that store and inform.
ed the clerk who gave her the jewelry
that she was in the street. They traced
her to a fashionable saloon, and the Jew.
elry clerk followed her in and sat down
uis els at the same table. After mo.
ment's scrutiny, he was satisfied that she
was the fair deceiver, and asked her i
she did not on such day and at such a
place purchase certain diamonds. She
replied that he was quite mistaken in the
person; that she had done no such thing
The clerk begged her pardon, but the
resemblance was remarkable-in fact sc
very remarkable that he must insist fur
ther satisfaction, and as gently as possible
suggested that the money or the diamond.
must be forthcoming. The girl protested
that it was all mistake; but upon the
departure of the clerk for an officer, she
called him back and stated that it wa:
unnecessary to make any noise about tht
matter, and that if he would step into hel
carriage she would 60 home and produce
the jewels. She did so. Driving to on,
of our most fashionable avenues, sh,
stopped at palatial mansion, ran VI
stairs, and in moment returned, placin!
the diamonds in the hands OF the clerl
at the same time begging that he woule
not expose her. Her only excuse 70
such conduct was. that all her friend
sported diamonds and she had none.-
The diamonds had not been injured
not even worn-and. having got back I,
the safe oil the owner. he took no furthe
notice Of the matter.-N Y. Tribune.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-22

,pets trssh, which fraud and rilliany have
imported from other States, by sufficient
pen nallies, inexorably inflicted"
The Language Of this latter measure ap-
pears 10 be rather ambiguous. The gem
Alemsn can have no alIusion, of course, to
Rsnpine small notes, for these are frequent.
5Iy brought in by our own citizens, in the
hofdinary transaction of their business. and
mot ia violation of law; where no fraud or
,;yil)iany is supposed 10 be perpeirated.-
sschen he must refer 10 counterfeit bills. II
mt Why not Danish the large ones alsoa
.sUMa' seemsto iall short Of the reforma-
Con demanded on the subject Of our small
-ps.e; circulation. The subscriber recon.
f4ende in his first number that the circu.
vASi6n Of foreign small notes, the genuine,
- we'll as the spurious. should be prohib-
Sted by Law; also very material modifca-
don ot oar own small note system.
vlsEhe gentleman says. "Mr. Native ar.
-,esss for oracon.inuanee Of the present un-
,yS6fcsed. unn.odi difed banking system Of
sobio." The most charitable conclusion
.shich could be drawn, by those who are
ssssuainteds with the truth Of such decia-
VISIONS, would be. that their author had
IiiHasr read the banking laws Of Ohio, hav-
ins been so absorbed with the stern rea.
,bonjpg Of his literary friends at "Jewi
City," to Wit: Messrs. Say, Smith, Hume
and yoliaire.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18
TIE N 8


Inc l"d'ahoa h"''e'in announces W''
Cen. Alexander Sommefvel' was drowned
at s"la"a, o" The @ot' "' 'an'"fJ'
\ supper WAS gwen at Austin on the Isl
INST Tor the benefit 81 'He Lpsrora'
'hnich' Proceeds about e'oo' The
Iimei says mat tA'ie WIS fo"f pay on 'lr
p'emn'e''
'enerhl iiai'son 10 engaged "RH lne
sieamer NieE liuh, IA procuring Timber oh
''dar Bayou Tor the Galveston Houston,
HAd Henderson kautaai.
lhe Republican is tue tide Of a new
paper to be pashcd at Fairfield, Texas, by
Nessrs, Friend and Moody, We protest
araipsl tbo nanie.
nh. A,.,i. Sat, r,o. d.,i.s bo
.,,.l1 49, -,
.'''''ns"' I''''''"'" !" I'VE Dung = ''''
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legislation
since uis report WAS Published tte leg
stature have Increased the donations of
land from eight 10 twenty sections to Tie
mile. II all these roads are constructed,
we nAN s"eiN "H'i" '1A' l'tA VII s"1I'1"
up 'Ae e"'fe pune d'"ai" oi 'De S~le
'oe twenty seci'ans granted TO The milo
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DepyedalivDs on the TELEGRAPH

We lcaru that deprcdaions on the isle
graph s,ill continue. The wires between
Shreveport aud Mansfield were brokou ans
torn down in seyerai ,laces, few days ago
We would Inform these depredaiols that
they are pursuing very hazardous bust.
ness AS the law is very severe un tbs spe
cies II crime, and they may fes, assured
that !, will DO rigiily enforced. Messt'
Smith and Preston oiIer a reward Of on.
hundred dollars for tic detection Of e,ch
and every offender.
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TUESDAY,, January III, 1874
SENhrr BIN to authorize the CoaaN
Coat of { psAuf county to have eehaa
record therein named, Transcribed, pas'sa
1871 supplementary to VA Act 10 a'
corporate the 'ihler aud Dallas Railfosi
company - introduced to dry ny VI
Lott: passed.
Fill supplementary to An Act to re-
vlie for The assessment aud collteuea q
taxes, approved Feb II ,h. 1890 -aasl !
passed ~ q vote OF Is To q.
B.ll supplemental to " An Act TO esi,s
lish The New Orleans, Texas. aud paes
Railway Company, for the exteu,ioa q
the New Oflcaua Algi-rs. aud Optaasi
bmlWa, through Texas. approved r.
mary 10th, Is52 passed by vote o. 2
to /,
llill authorizing aud requiring Coaaf
CoprIs to regulate roads. appoint ofersef'
y passed by vote Of 10 to 10
Ma Gagc Introduced bill to iucorpofsl'
The Henderson RAILROAD Company vhica
on suspension of rules, was read 'a"'
times and passed.
Two Joint Resolutions, each propose
amendments Of the Consultation pataea
Oue proposes a change Of the time lor Us
Inauguration OF the Governor, Lieh'eiiaa'
Governor De, ava the other gives rs
Governor The power OF appointing o'''''
IN certain eases.
Bll 10 incorporate the Sabine and NJ
Graodc Railroad Company passed.
H,ll 70 encourage The hIllding o! s'es"'
boat, Steamships aud other vessels 70 -,
STATE OF Texas passed. The blll sN''
800 acres of land for ever, % tons eu'
strucisd. according to Custom l'o'''
rates.
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A. an evidence Of orr mild climate, it is
worthy Of mention. tina, cotton, tice, wheat,
and sugar, cen be grown successfully 10
this country and IA the rnme e lbs.
Col Rene Fitzpatrick, whose fine plan.
tation 10 in the Ear'ern portion Of Tie
county, wrote US the following note
IruarAEY ], 1854.
n. W. LorenrRY, Eso
Dear Sir send you u samrle II my
new crop of sugar and syrup. ground
two acres Of cane, and made six barrea Of
sugar. such Ms the sample sent, ard three
OF four hundred ra!lonr ot fine syrup.
This sample is sent to your better halt
After returning the lhanhs Of Mrs L.,
Tor this ec~srlimsat. We would state that
We have examined iheSe samples Of our
eateePrixIag friend aud Cad the sugar VOL
grained. aud neatly equal 10 tho best raised
on The lowIands OF Louisiana. TIE swan
u remarkably fine. and hard to beat. Cot
=. has been engaged for two or three years
" ~ experiment Of sugar enl,ure, and has
atlass carried il very near perfection. We
congratulate him on hi. success
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or Mr., John T. Sharks scnds 90. Ae
card Of MesNs Thompson, Alien 4 ta,
Wholesale Grocers, New Oluaus. wh'o
card will be found among our nav adfcs,
usemen,s We have not the pleasure Of o
personal acquaintance with the members ul
this fsmi but the house il represented 20
Us ns one enjoying an enyieile reputation.
The firm has fortunately secured the ser
vices of Mr.. SHARKS. whose business con.
uection with it will add largely To rs trade
With Eastern Texas, throughout which Nh.
$. il extensively and larorably known.
o1-lt would seem as il The rowdies have
again taken possession OF our -trcets, ma
king night hideous with their orgirs Ou
Monday night we saw two or three yuuihs
whooring and hnlowing on ito public
square, and pouiiug foi,A strain OF bias
phemy and black suaidism, perfectly dis
graceful; firing on' pistols, aud running to
and fro, Swapping caps Mt each oth'r FROM
the number OF dfe-arms discharged during
the past week, at night, stranger would
have supposed that our town VAS Ia state
Of siege. Have We no town corporation
Or ATE our quiet aud order loving oit1rna
content to pa. up with such a state Of
affairs.
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70 aus rrv., arrtalirss.

Owing fo the wires being down le,
tween iiar.8nhurg an1 Natches. we nfe
unable this week 90 Get Intelligence ii7ecl
from Sew Orleans. The following are 'ne
i1tesr iiem o' Iniellrencc oa aaad at Al
cAaAdtiu;
Ctoamer Ernis
So. rgaHUaA. Ala. Fob ID.
TiH ISL am,r Magnolia. on her a1NH.
u.,d .n. on .bo Alabama Gesr. cfue 10
eel.tnu .st night, rcAf Goal bsui. villa
o.. N,uufaa. sinking iae la'ier ha1t.
aiia 'ar iass ot reqefai lHaa Iat We
.an.as j. d total iHts.
Ad TO Railroads.
Nomtr. Ala. lrb o.
Sire 81. it.aiufe Ills Sn'- 20 day pass
OF Csc pi iosniae 400 ESQ io tie ho5.ls
sta Dido Railroad Cong
rhs Cotton raasksta
Nav GalEAss. Feb. H.
Tee m.tAcl coptiHnes without auuas
trs al.s nat esrea lug 1000 haifs
a''f establishing le decline I'D ss'af las
lha following are taa quotations osAHt
.rs.5t as. i.aa H3dHHs. eaeI Mil
dla .as# Good NaAIng o !, a q!
NjaaGaq tai. ~ alo; tafI0.
Rod uivei X.Birs
TIE tt0I ua*si .uF Gsl Z at 1uffc.
port
-, Eastern os5si,on
l1a stet post Democrat tas tafs
du <,u 1oa 1iH sb UHiea a'.m
aai Size Imgeaoroi lua4 lad ,la.enl..
..a.4 ua la.c propositions % iAe 'oat
t0sf.s.
IheTah4 "a taeifstacraaals were pres
pairing - cross ,ar Danube al po.. neai
\rap
s Ia.i.h forces 81 10000 troops is uow
eeuu.t,l a1oat Aaall.
Gen. lalotR ba3 ere u he Dsapbr
i@'e. ana uas marching 90 scnua
ic,aaa.. nam Bucharest state that o.,
ueuHA q Of 'tc IN 4u Suty vero aai'
,Hs .hee m great ramnes the lflH'
r,Hue H d.f att u-5t the city va'
a4.d with taem, and large proportion
uefe uaeI uH Be 70 procure aceoWun
daaaa.. asbrfor attendance. Foe suffer
ius wss Iae4d.al
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a Printing s.iaslislmsn. Tor Sails.

We hope our exchanges. geueriy. vii
publish the suljoiaei notice a. leasi once frea
Of charge.
To rRr r. The printing csiauth>
ment Of the Star State Patriot. al fu aUd
complete, is now offered for sale
The press ia rirsr sA1E Washington lm
Prral No ., and 10 ite order
As | hag. recovered lhe ol.ee laea n su.t
II Law, bat have no use for DC. Il hABGAlN is
offered
VIII the fraternity be Kind etougl 70 no re-,
and thus by nid ny me y htllc. make saa.s.
body's forigue
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18

TrrsnAy, Jan. 81, 1891
ilorsr, By leave of the House, = ~.
supplementary to an act to establish y.
New Odaaus, Texas, and Pacific Ralro'D
Company. for the extension OF the ."'
ttleaus, Alsiers. aud opelopsss RanFl
Goa pany through TeSas--appfo'eu. : 40 a.,
10, l>32, WAS introduced; bill READ ~.
time. lule suspended, bill read secon" Nv a',
and ordered To- be eugrossed; rule iu'"l
suspended, bll read third limo aud pa''''
hy vote ui GO % .. ~
4 bill to Incorporate the Tyler snd Va
las Railroad Company. taken up; b'i' ~. aJ
llrs, time. rule suspended. bill read sseoI'
time aud passed on ,oa third reading 'a "l
further suspended. bill read third '''i'' '"'
passed he Jiv q GO ~ !.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18
l. ClSL ATIyr.

Our dates from Austin are to Il. !
inst. We have the weekly Stat ;.
aud 'ri-weekly Gazette Of tina, d.,.
give below such items as we thin. 1.
ing, compiled from the report Of L.
proceedings ia the Times:
lmp,t, February 2 ,s.
SrN 'rr BID supplementary r. ,''
Act to provide Tor the coustfucijon
Mississippi and Pacific Railroad >
House Till relating to tie lad F'S
irsls; passed
JOINT resolution originating ia ,l,s II
in regard to service on tho tri we.tl. g
route from Red RIVER 10 lIa". g
pissed.
House bill to repeal the ar.t sect.
Va Act concerning Jurics, ,o,.
fcauay l6,h, ls32: passed. =
House hill,o authorize the county
e. ISSUE unconditional headrighi ced,s
whttt conditional certificate, opl, y
issacd: rassed to third reading bs =
o. J." TO l..
House biil to amend +" Au Ac,tor.,.
Cor ihc assessment aud collection n r,
e., approved February tue llth. M
passed.
Hau.o bil! % allow every body Ia ~.
tee law. rejected.
lia>a ha. 60 amend tie ninth see,i,.
Au Arttp regulate proceedings NJ n
ttiyt Courts. passed to thifi read,
1911 comforting power on count, e'..
tu,sah,sh qusfautine regulations ma.
llotse.--A bill supplementary ia =, .
concerning crimes and puu.shaos,, =,
token up, aud passed by vote OF IS "a
An act for the cancellation Of pa,ss,,
certain eases, taken up aud passed.
\ oil o. he ,nulled al act suppl,r..,
~ 20 ara act to encourage the con,t,u,,.
OF fai.iaada Ia leNas. bs donations Of /,
approved january 30.h. 1884. taLeg
b.l lead second time, aud tie bIl o,,,
toa ta.d reading, b, vote Of 10 "a.
tae main question being otdeted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18

IL Gsss dsvisios, OF thirty ak miles oi
~ k.si6e lssasosd finished fom ~
Lssia. ~ been doing rather bad bust,
49,, ee1as. since il was opened The 70.
esiple ~ @ssn taS.3s0; tho expenses
11o45a6, Lsisoes asainss the company,
o.llA ~ sesiss office rent. salaries.
/, aaeuse ~ ssasly t2p.00o
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7. " NN1iI \ I'D,
F., mer I'd. Sfar sfnfe iaf.iai.

or We acknowledge the reception Of
$40 from Mr. {. " WARvicG. Of Cam,
den, Rnsk County, + -as.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18

rRANee.l'be New ! OK Herald p4h
li.hel sn account Of The late Mexican treaty
and It vas denounced BY the Warrington
Union rs false.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18

Tl.rre in,ietlt,i % lie Republican eiiee iaf ~b
.eiiia,,s, Ad,efiisi5f. % Fob atsh 1911 la asa ts.
tasus by tsitiius ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18

or We are under obligations TO Nh T..
r. Garter Of Shreveport form kcw ORLEANS
cysniug picayuno Of Che Oh inst NJ
Garter has on hand Gue supply Of etaee
rie., which he is selling at moderate prices.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18

or We take pleasure in calling the At
,eu,ion Of our readers to the caid 81 Ncssfs
" {. Baker 4. Co, Jefferson, ls.as, aud
hope ,ha, its publication IN our columns
may add largely 70 the extensive busiusas
which this popular house has hitherto OBJ
tanned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-18

TIE construction al chip, exactly Ike
the nrea, Republic. lately DESTROYED By iifc
has bcsY commenced % Boston.
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FOR SHERIFF.
FOR CONSTABLE.


e. " sfsfer Is a can5jh'e ~ unstable 80 Aar
shiil Boa, No ;. Of ,lr eusaing tuvt' election
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

Tax Sr. JSsr,a's olraoLro oprHAy AsyUh,
m Troy Hill, in Tue vicinity Of Allegheny City,
vas completely consumed BY fire on Tuesday
uorain.. About forty children were in the
Lsdins when the FIRE was discovered, but no
lives were lost. "A portion Of The furniture was
arsd, but nearly all the ehildren's clothing was
eonsumel. Loss $4,000. Iasotanes $1,000. Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

R,ors " N rnE wRoSO PLAoE-+-1'he tele.
,-,,Li. dispatch in orr columns yesterday morn.
y, announcing the 6IOwiisupo Of one Dt. Jayne.
=, o., lousr, Sud four other buildings, by krs
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