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SPRING TRADE. -

BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIAnU, sro W. Ri:.'S
JAMES WOODJlOUSE, Qate Nas! IL Woodhouas.,y 81!
Va Offers for sale a, wholesale and retail an Nr.
Books and Stationery adapted to the wan;s Of INC Soh
and elsewhere al prices low be obtained h. 10
In Connection with his Book and Stationery business ~
rooms appropriated the sale OF PIANO FOX
assorr ent extensive as can he seen at any es1o
kind in the Union. ,o.,I PEE, :.
lie has participated in the sale OF ore housanS
in the States OF Virginia. North Carolina and sufe@
every respect offered Tor sale at nsnulacutsr
cEed securely, any Distance without M 5t Brtr
He has also attached his establishment Do psrcc
Blank Book Mandatory where all kinds OF Boo v.rr
Blanks Music &C., bound; and Blank BOOKS .rs, 49,
ton suitable for Merchants, Banks, Public Onices wv
Factories. &C., are manufactured, >,ru rDlrOH
MAYo'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES-NE"Ss ~ etlaoa' y
J. w. publishes Mayo's Guide TO Magistrates ~ Cou
practical forms III. discharge of their dusie Soe. Nv
an appendix containing forms for drawing DUrG
Contracts &C. adapted the Code OF e.l
~ Persons at distance, unable 10 Visit n"..sl.
their orders az Faithfully executed as u personally F''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

THE HOME OF JOHN c. CaLHOUN.-The Keowee
g. c. Courier that Fort Hill has been purchu sed BY
COL A. P. Calhoun from his mother. Mrs Flordc Calhoun
fect of the late Hon J. c. Calhoun, and will be immediate
y occupied by him. He returns bis native State with az
ample fortune accumulated the fruitful soil OF Alabama
and hereafter The visitor The sacred precincts of Fort Hi
will be entertained by the son In worthy Of 80 dis
tpeuished father.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES FOR THE ANNEXATION


ARCHBISHOP HUGHES FOR THE ANNEXATION
or CUBA
We have private letter iron gentlsman In whose
have ample place Implicit
6dence. He Guys:
"ln regard to Cuba Tell our friend, that Archbishop
Hughes will probably do his best 10 direct the Catholic In
erest In the United States towards lie acquisition Ne
went from Havana New Oeans together and had many
conversations the subject. He snys The condition Of
things there cannot exist that as The ncupacy Of the Co.
restrictions imposed and that nothing but tho desreda
lion and mbecliy Of the Creole population prevents them
from shaking of their yoke. The Bishop said that he
thought that they harmless sai.cd race repudia
ting all interference with he. condition. His visit be says
has awakened him from his denson have no doubt tina
he earnestly desires its annexation and his great influence
will tell on the result with powerful efiect-[ Washington
EdT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

TOBACCO.- Prices are without material CHANG.
and breaks continue very large p. the season
vnar Lugs from 81 IS I, so common lel(7 q,
middng 50 10 So good so 10 30; prime 10 :.
fae manufacturing IL 10 Is Planters wall find il +:
oerest 10 prize their ugs heavy, 10! less .nan ily
shippers preferrng heavy weights.
SALES OF TOBACCO BY WM. II. BROwy
Garland Garth of Aloem1rle 3 hhds leaf 81 81 an,
C. y Blrruss OF G 'och!,ni | !uss at 6 IS; II J,y.
Greene. Iuss nl 6 and 25; Jas Garland OF alb.7,
hhd., !rgs, 81 and leaf q; 81; George Sm.h I
bema.le Jugs at L JAS VI Bramham Of Aloemarl. =.
luz 90 and | leaf n! s Is; h q Rhodes OF Alb.mr
Iuos nj Is; w Woods of Alocmir!c. ! Tugs a.
George Booton Of Madison, leaf al S 62; T Harm.
bemarle, hhts. lug al I, leaf at C2 L De-
of Alben,a.ie, leaf a, s; Juo Michie OF AIaenn.
hhds, lug 81, leaf g.; d Smith Of A5em,
hhts, lug 6 2 lraf al 9 rs and so; DJres Of G
hhjs lug SO, ! leaf at 9; 6 Dutres OF Green, 2
| ius 6, ! leaf al 49, F ( Douglass OF Aliens,
hhds' ! lug 50. loaf at so; E Wing6.li Of
marie. hhde, 3 lngs 40, So and Is 6 leaf 1!
a, ats 62 and at 10; Richard Wingfeld VI ils.-
hhd., Tugs 80, ana Sd 3 loaf Al s, 9 ant !a
FRAY OF A!beElaris hhds euf z: 81 anc 9; Vim T
of Madison, 2 hhds leaf OF I IS and p; VIM 7 Va
Aber,arle, hhds, lug 70. leaf att 50, % ant /
! F. uniuy Of Aluc:naie, hhds, lug 8 2 leaf : al
VIM l. Smith OF Al5emarlo, hhds, lug c, = csis.
10; J Bowcucs Of Alhtnlar!e, hide, Tugs 40.
leaf at 81 and %; Is hhds IN promiscuous lois Of
and common leaf, from S. 10 S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

LIEUT.. B. BODISCO.-We hear that this gentleman
The nephew Of the late H. Bodiscowho for some time past
has been an aache Of the Russian Legation In this coun
y has been ordered ST. Petersburg by his Co.
mo lie is the officer whoec gorgeous and magnificent uni
for that Lieutenant Of the Imperial Guards attracted
SO much attention long since Of the funeral Vi the late
Russian Mnis,cr.-[ Washington Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
LOUISVILLE March l5 The steamer Reindeer burst iue
al Cannelton Indiana yesterday, killing and woundng 5U
persons. Many blown into the river and drowned
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SPRING AND sua.,1EK STOCK oSDnl 60

SPRING AND suMMEK STOCK oEDnr GooH
HANE ast received ty the New York and Phi 5e1hliS
Ia he uII supply Of re l-onabIu goods which .Hey ss'
10 their customers and the public The loves! rate: G:
general summary Of their large stock:
3 { and Al b!eached AMI brown Shir,ings aad 6 a..
beachsd aud brown Shcctugs.
Bcachcd anl brown Drills cotton 0znl5urss and Mith'
Plain plaid, checked and Damask Camtckr, an Jl;'a'
lins.
C1ona!es Dcnims C1n,be.ecns and paid end Striped t9
White and co.orcd plain and figured Maisc!es al; i''
ana - Iincn Shooting a0d pillow case Linen, al ~.
Bay and Blouse Linen sGt Linen Bingham. ~
lrIsh Linen and Linen Lawns OF every make an! GItjI
Wh.rc AMI coorcd fancy striped and a,urc Linen p:
ca Tho! and brown Danasks, Damasx Cloths H'P''"'
D,yIie,.
liuckuback. Djwlas, Russia aud American Crash.
Russia and Dan.asS Towels, plain anI c9o.ei d't'
Habit aud: Frrn:ure D"liy and DrocIde Canbrf t ss
Cloths. 49,.
Black noesko Fancy cassmercs, and plain nt ;:.y &C.,
White AMI cJored, pain and figured Valencia aud sun
BJmoazircs hipacIs, Canton Cloths Hermann unt Po '
Pain and figured Cha!ys all colurs, aud Ciay rE,'
Lupus, plain and figured BlregEs aud Tssuss, 1'' D.
reyes. ,r.r,
Bnan;e. Organizes AMI satin pIal Gr:naJine an! l"'
F.ench printed Jacones and plain and figured Lawn. =
English. French. aGd American Habit and Furniture i.'
BLACK Gro De RLinc. u;e,irins and boiled 1n!cta sH
M4raDout. Plaid. checked, AID figured Summer sis. ,
White Sash Rioa Il, plaid and embroidered Neck ana b'
Swisa and Cambria EGs ss, lGrerines and nouncmE
Mournng MU." and Grape Collars and sleeves
New style Muslin and Lace Sleeves Chenlrcnea
IN TIA, NUE. S"les striped anu Tape Checked Mi'i,'
Plain, embroidered amt licmslche Lawn lI1Ddker:het
Ladies' and Gemtem-ns Linen Cambria HIndsechit'.' ="
Iemrn's Coiurrd BorJereI HlGds s.chiei. ,,.
Geurncn's black and fancy Silk and So.:h pail af- ~
cred Crayals
Black and Fancy Ties and Shirt Collars Of ey.risJs o.,
SILK and Ginsaam Umbrellas aai Ladies um5I= j., sa 81.
B:oHn Lace, brown blue and green Gossamer anG i''
Rack Velvet Trimmings Of al! wilkins coiorec STA
Lancaster aud Allsndais Quilts ard Eugenla SSlr' vrt
AcxaGder's hid ard Six Stoves, and Black fi!lct NY
Ladies G"Grnem'j aGd Chlldrens lIosIsry 0! e'e! -
Grass Cloth, mcLa!: an! Victoria S.iTs Sc. rn
VALENTINE. CRESslfA" O. w.
No SO, cCrner OF Broad, e'l and ca ls! ~,
G- We have also received The newest styles OF - L.
msr hanued aud large ard desirable supply Of 1'''
White and Checked Maung :, r tC0
March II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17
SALES OF STOCKS

FJr IFf'H eNuINg VI y, IcCI,
REPORTED BY JoHS A. LANCASTER & SON. Baox.,
Virginia por CENT 81 years rum sacs al Tie Trea
sur Sl0o
Virginia per CT, % years ISSUE, sales us
v;r5nia por cents over 10 Years 10 run, sales lC;
vir.jna her cents undcr III years 10 run, sales n2
Bonds guaranteed b. the State, last sales, o3;
Richmond Ci,y Bonds, 81 years TO run, safes lei
Richmond CIV Bonds shor: dates last sales, 0l lU3
Virginia Bank Stock, par SO, last sales, y
Farmers Bank Stock. last sales. liz
Exchange Bank Stock last raies III,
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road bonds, las!sa!es g
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales q
Richmond Fire Association Stock, Par Ed last sales -
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
stock last sales l6l
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 81
| Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road Stock, las;
gales, Is
Richrnond an! Ddnyiic Rail Road StocE, last saes {:
| James River il kanawha Stock, las, sales. -
| richmond Bulldog Fund Company, las saes %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17
INDIAN TREATY CONCLUDED.

WAsH.SoroS. March 18Th, ~ p MA treaty between
the War Department and tho chiefs Of the Otoes and Mis-
sourians (cone ierarcd to-day concluded. 1t now
awaits ratification by le Seusts Thereis reason 10 believe
that the treaty renders general satisfaction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17
PENNSYLVANIA WING STATE CO.

WASHINGTON MARCH lt.-The report that the apollo
py made by the Cuban Government TO tho authorities
Washing ton has proved satisfactory, Is no, credited
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17
SALES OF TOBACCO MADE BY LOGAN y
Ter

ForDrP q Pendlelon III hhds at SIS, at 5 TO-
5 IS, at g. at 7 so, al IS, al rs | a, 9 z:
9 80 The pick Of his crop still hand. Waller Hell
4 hhds al 6 60, at Is. at s g.. at 9 62; Lei:
NuckoIs II hhds at S. 2at 10, | at 40 | /,
ait. at II, at So ! at ST. l at 9 %. =,
Dr Jos W PendIeton c hhds, a, {. i al ! 1ui | a.
at IT, III rs. The pick Of his crop still 90
b Mallory. 3hhds, | at 80, ! at 7, al 7 Co. D.;
J Pcndc,on. 5 hhds ! al 30, at TO- s.
2 OF I; ! at 60 at Q 25 Thomas
ris, 6 hhds, at 60: OF &c. ! OF T. al
AT, 10. nt To- Vim II Sims hhds, oil so. a
al 9 q, g. N Bramham, S hhds, ! OF 5 so, at5 6.
50 s, | al 3 GS-Iha begt OF his We, L. conc
Coates, hhns at c 40. a, IS, al g., al %
Amber, . hhds at G2 | n, 8; Dr.. NJ adison Pen:
IL hhds 2 at G. at s. at 9 IS at 10 %. at 10 !
10 Is, at II. ! at II 25 al II is, | al u SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

pennsylvania WING STATE CONVENTION.
HauRIspuno MARCH l5.-The Wing Convention re.as
sembed und elected W. T. Johnston President baot
Judge Jlmes Pollock OF Northumberland county was noml
mated for Governor George Darse Of Aegany for cana
commissioner and Daniel nj Smyser of York for Judge
the Supreme Court. The nominations were unanimously
confirmed, and the convention adjourned sine de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-17

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
TbNIOS. CLEMMITT, 10Th street. the Banks, AN ~
L Richmond, Va manu- lcturer OF CARRIAGES, OK ~
DaRouCHES. RoCkAWAYS and BuGGiES, in. SS0Q
Of all III OF such articles,
he does deal in Yankee tina, they
materials and workmanship his Carriages which lie
equal N the CITY, aud ut prices that Cannot ia to
l!aas.. March lily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

The Boston pap~'s ar sulosizing an ia,
proved revolver. called The R.bi.i,, 49,.
l.aareuce Pia,"l" b. imp ove,nen, ,on.
-isis al u r.volvin9 hanu. IL lien -, !.
revolving c,lnder, by witch nrem,,a.'
larridsnlsl) discharge IL send.d,d mn.
-ilie. The new pistol IL simple i. ,on
sfrneiian. can BE- loaded aud ,.i.rh..,
with greater iaeilif, than any other .;,A,
wrppou. aud il managed with ease a.,
safety. Naval, militia, and spor,iau zen,
lienneu WIN have tested the weapon. a.,o.
IN peouuuneing it the best revolver We, IN,
vented
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

VIZ Win, a Ilusiirg al "oid beads
thre is IN Austin ahne, now. Raht j.
Wslker, Gen. } =. II,nde,enu. ". 4 D
Ward. VI. J. Hail. lhos jsG,rsnn Green,
Sc, are th.f+ representing thu New York
COMPANY, aud their own Interests twas
eeiisnl, n grand move on The lsr, of the
New I"'k Company. 10 enli-i ,u it's behalf
the principal ss..;;;, ANS NJ III. State. whose
iartnnes will 'se n.de il II gets the con,,act
That Il whl b- awarded to this company,
We hxve hut iule doubt, |, wonI.i he dif
q bh. il not inpossihle. for h. Gnv~rnnr
10 act otherwise. The complicated array
al circumstance presented. aud The i,np.
encrs which will t@ mourh, 10 brnr uron
him. will b. formidable. II not iosarmoant
able. We snrpos~ The ro@d will he hail,
~ .o"s company. aud ~ 1t il eoas,, aetsd,
Ne shau ues ssnplsiu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

The principal porsi"" of the ,,r..
were Ia the excursion trains, altL..,1 w
eral Of those IN he sccomn,o.la,i,. w
were also killed aud wounded. -"
p-fsons. among them Mr. Etnauu.l D.
81, saved themselves on hea ing thu VA. ~
he ilow. hv Icsping from ID. cam J.. :,
u,"und. whil- going at tuIl speed m '''
"he e-c"ped ~ III. way, received. 40 =.
NJ "" could learn bv, h,tl- dam,,. ~
he badies ~ tn dead wcr. an H.
in niie cnr. and pilet. upon on. .n'. ,s'a
presenting n gha.,ly spectacle. un..
thea, had l.een Il,stantl, killed b., tn. 81
.,nae uf them being h.r'ihl, cru.had
majla,rd Ia manner g. s,ck-n the b,.l,,I,
er ri the spectacle. The won .d.d ra'.
ns 40 easy as possible, aid, Ia mo,, !,
the Uses. their l'le"d. were =, the dem,
aodkNad Them Immediately removed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

EuyrRAi. or Nix K,fcuir AT wan
,ugt"n. un lh. 9Th, the tanetaI oi the Hs
venrssI,le Thomas Ri'rhie ~as "u",'l'u'!
offended thu Presid.nt ot ,ls. United S's"'
Heads ri Departments, Srnnt"is, H'"'"
of the Iiousr. Officers q. the Amy y,
Navy, and nsn, TREND uniting :" l''' -.
rrlhu,. 81 rc.rec, ii the 's"n'"s e' u, ~
III N,spn,n that could b. 'iI.ted III "s's
ineinn. Rev Dnetor Pyne, "i y. 'o"',
church. pronounced the Iun.s"l d'e' -
sli.f which ,h. cn'iegr wa. l"'""" ~.
hono,ed ,ennins conveyed IN the M" ' ~.
.u ruutr ior Richmond. their h"s' w.,
place, The phi hearers "t'e 80 r.,
llnn,.r a,d Mason. Mrssrs. B"c"A' ""
ki. and Powell, %, ia. .ll"us~ OF krpu
ialivp-, sud Secretary Dobb'n al" '"
torc"ra',, E.q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

G~T The s,ilcle on uur hs, pags in re.
DA,ioa to tho " Dswsoa claim" u,e.ts the
tesss better than aay we have seen. II
the statements 81 the writer are true the
State of Texas ~iil never consent To pay
Nj. Dawson y bat hr axis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

We lpnrn from Philadelphia la, 3. ,h,,
the du"n trnln at rAis ham Paissyiil.
cH'u- Ia collision The night ht'tnf. w,ih Ih.
up i,ti, lfen philsd li,hn. wh..n h,,ih var,
nj Inil speed, near l'hnnisvills. III. ears
were co.,pl.,-lv smashed, So terrible wa.
the .,ailision. thu locomotives hein. thfown
off the tack aud each train w.dg.s into
thu Other. producing great d-,uur,iou
One ear literally smashed Three pass.u.
gers w.r. p.lnniy Killed aud so,ne hint.
10 lofty badly wounded. n number. I, i.
ha.,i. fstall,. The c,lli.ion Is the resul,
ii ~a,~i-ssn.ss The names II H.. k,ji.d
sud wounded had mt h~~m asc.rt,ined.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

Eur Fiasr Blow Srnutk - We la,,.
fom the Nrrksl'urg Wing. that Col I've.
thu cont actor on the N,ck -tutg end Of cs
rrilruna, ha. already commenced ope,,
hons. t"l Ives fo,cr nj present, eon.i.,
ui siNt, hands, bat will N the course Of
irw dass be increased Ia une HUNDRED
Such ptomplues> on th" pntt 81 Col. I've
is metil1,iaas. aud If the company do ihpi
duty, aud we are confident they VIII. ii,
port ou oi our ,airond viii he the fist h
active opetsfion - Hsmorrgf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

On the nhoiitiunists ol Na..achu.e,t,
mastering IN vii, men vomen aud children
If AL culnrs, t'aa'k tbs } only 600 person.
held 80 n,i' slavery n-eI'up nj frsnins
ham. "a Nlidl'srN ruuHis. stwh,ch " ~
dell Puilhgs, Lloyd Garli-". nnd uibrs d
thrlf kidur, 's.-d The poor wretch
G-ots,ni. sigoalized his eiln' hy formsll,
burning tho Constitution III the laiie.
>m'e.. and copy 81 he fugitive slau
las Ptcnggne.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

4 he Steamer. ranhlu uum llavrp g.
N.w tmk, with batter sd're- went a.hnfr
on Lpng i,land on tlo" l,lh INST She lies
AZ yeiy e,n'ral po-rio. The lassea
gers have III rived a. New Work
b. war nen. by ihe fmukiin pre .aij
To- l.. important. hut the cnuiu.ion alton.
d,,nt upon the accidrui prevents lh- r,c,api
o pa,trnlars he trlluWng Il. ail dinl
ha, ttansplfcd:
o.. rnp,pur Of Russia ha. refused 10
comply vith the dvmauis Of Austria, nud
a collision hriVs eu the frce. 81 those two
powers iu Noldryia u eonsif~r.d nmin,ut
lvef yihlug appears mare wsfltlt.. than up
nn the d"pu'ure of the ASIA aud inllic
~ London there has been considerable
alarm. and cousuIs have declined, closing
-, 03i
he ,elly OF the emperor Of Russia b.
llie demands OF Aus'tia had bsen i,c,iy.d
hut 1t WIS undetstnnd iha, the ansWer
would tnvolve y positive refusal ni the
irfnts set ini'h ~ the Austrian mite.
The Anstfians had entered Nnldavia. in
sccnidaure with the emperor OF Russia
aud the alle-
he Franklin reports firm cniiou mar.
k"i al lieerp""l the 5lh n.t., with m
artive demand. Flour bad advanced o.
PEI hbl Corn wns dab sud lnver
Adviees from Haifi H. the 18th nit
STATE ,hH, ini ni4il4 revolt WIS ~ Frog
rrss thttr. add hat the insurgents. und,,
ilr c"nsu,nnd al Cen. UDonael, numbrr,
I'd -four Thousand ,Ilirieu; trnops
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

Their" are so HHnt -tfa' z" J x - pii'n
ut.firg about -, ~ RELATION 90 tao present
n,,vruu,nt- t,, the runsuurtiau ai the ,oad
ilpt "a, hive rut p. Vet hesn niie e. arrive
1t any hN.d oti,iou shout 10 Messr- iiali
sud Wnd ~ Na,.lull hav, nnNced
Tint si,h slN m,le. we utdrr reultart.
FROM the lc.n. hre. Ns'.h.il tn tho
,,,st of The Sahis., u Is 10 piss Though
Marshall. rtn-, the Lake at H,n'or, sni
r,upnrrt With Fup,n. ~ M. in,u,ed
thnt rteslug ut i,.uian has hrru par
rhn.ad sui ,nt ta,ui, NE Hlr'id, 1T work.
gfadiag thnt route. ~ a hAv DAYS wr
stnn iruhslv he wiser H. III. meantime
we wpnld refer eur tppirfs tea thu enigma
Wiirh we cnpk hon The R.'lnhlcap and
which hiss lhr iHm aud appettanre ~ au
uliirml { irculnr al the N.w York AilAn
ne aud partG ksil,osd Company hes
sHy thai Nb mir. are CONTACTED for on
one ol ih"lr ,unts- auh 10 un aHnther
o. wh,rh ia the ~ niii.'s VIA, dn then
make an exposition IN relation 10 the ex.
tent of ~ the laid whirh cnuli b. strar
ID b, building ri The roads They Do
nni iut.ud To build all in tact. ". pre-
suur. do uot expect to hui'd hnt nn' lot
nnv dislnnrr, and IT -, Will onl, be etli.
ilpi Ia The pro stA per rn'le aud nsi the
AZ 900 900 millions ol arres whirh To-"
citcuiaf would induce nm, ops 40, arguain.
ted Wiih til" facts, I" suppose wouii al
urcrssity flow intp the Treasury ol The
Company uuiier the ehuio,s nav oWuei
iiy them. hy thr construction of cue road
Thy de- not propose to hu'Ii AL the roadr
hut ~, they have bought up til. chagt~ls
Ia prevent conflict cat lights
/ We are not disposed 10 carp nhor' the
unnsepmru al tie tnnpsn,' affairs hN
its p'opsr oili'eos we hope Ia see 1t ="
on nnd canslracl one nf more of the roads,
". care uut itsw may but "ur aplfeh.u
-iens all aiisa ont 81 10. mod. H. which
they have purchased the rhHtirrs. prom
i-lng mi,t >nlrnuls To- build tltn, nnd nnr
hsh,i lhai the, cannoi hnli nor. than one.
IL next qnestinn t., who il to ~ hum.
hnaspa p lieh 81 the companies ,at
hay s"ld 10 hem i--Carksri9e >nmird
The edfiur Of the -isndnrd think. pretty
much AS We dn shru, II, IT,. VIA prob.
all, be- wiser in "a lew DAVIS" When he
reads the Tyler Telegraph aud Mnrh4ll
Nciidian. he will h.afu thu, the COMPANY
iie,,d conssiur,na four roads 10 FL pasa.
AMI all he braseiss /, brilliant ides
Malnr, is il MOTT One that yuu nor we,
at hast. had never dreamed. It takes
q" talented men IL fix up things. Don't IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

|, WIS rollcrd yssterdhN. SAYS the Wash
ingiuu Sju, ot the 2i., that the hnnnra
hlr : u4tor from i.Xns Nr ilous,anl he
considerably diminished that npp.ndap
which distinguish the So .rallrd pnbl.
Sos, and unw nppeats viii n clean chin
having disencunhertd hls vi.Age, To
great cxiert, ct the lnug hrad which form
.a! pat nj hi- ph1 sioguainf. eoniog np
iu summer eosiamr. We thina it quite "
lupruspiurM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

0T We would call attention to the neu
sdssrt'ss 'nsnis Of M,ssls. q. q Gregg i
Co. They have received uun,hpr Of AZ.
tic!es-- seLnoi and u.ise.llsn.,u. huoks.
stationery, h4sdwn,e; candles, shoes .
nsils; csashu'gs. str. See n.s, pspe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

W Oes pap~r has booked b,h lur a
week ar two. 10 cons q',enoa at having
= qu~n''iy Of bsd INK We hope 10 re-
c<iyu better article next week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

The New Osl~nns p,rxynne, Of the 18th.
has "a ,rles'n ,h'c .ispa'ch. dated Jul, l5lh,
hon shih W. lear" that the Js,sn nrn,,
was ratified b, the Ssnste. anan,mousl,
." tsAt day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

Iur ,ioutsrrAp Erli At last M
count, from VI sshinglou, :, 'ya~thr opu
ion that the Non,sicsd Ell Womb b
ps--,d bN the : nate. The sappo.ilial
that the v'io oi Miss ph's hIll Applied ais
'n The Homestead Bill, Is pronounced v'
rnUtuus.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

NV Yosk STOCK FR,rps The cit,
of \rs York has bcen recent, The 'h"*
t,e Of the most stupr"d"us i'auds ever
ki,own 10 the hi-tot, OF the world. The
df-, sod p'incipal one is That pefp 'r"f'd
los Robert Scln, h.. President IT ih~ N"w
+ fnk AID New llas.n Railroad. II nA'
been discovered that this 4" liusnrisr has
hem eng god is issuing fHidnlrni s'"os'
and has managed L. ct Hearig itro mdiiHs
Of i.l'afs 81 a into the market he ex-
eii.ni.ni. say. the \rW irk llefald, pre-
dured +, this astounding di-.lo-nf", cren
: ted - sensation more iatr,.e than was ever
knouu IN tive street nothing approaching
ihi. fsnd ever occurred there. say the
.snn. ,u,eal be- effect thtoushsut the
cpanitv. aud urrH faiifasd .rruiiiiss abroad
mssf he di-ss ,aa. To- IA wp'k- II iuiernHl
improvement, ia pa'l.lly dr'.hed state.
Roben >chu, Irf 80 kunvn rs the Rail
raad king lie was extensively engsgeh
in railroads. - got np the Ncw hasen
foad originated the lliuoi, tcutral road,
aad controlled the lladsem and several
others.
lh~ New ioia Courier SAYS:
'lhss will -. l"uni to lee nue Of the
n,o.i .iuptnd os frauds ever prr~tmlsd
upon us. stock exchange oi thu or aut
other rountly 80 noicd irrui ~ Fauu.
deiny on The Bank Of Eualaui 10 the
,rsrs isl5-23 Tor hirh be- suffered dealh.
was about C.aiO 600 siethug. ihn over
issue stark IT ihs bnk OF Kentucky, h,
L"Wi., e. hier NJ phlad' lphr, amonni'd
Ia nhnut $40 600. nnd III" drfalral'on ct
Swaa~ont emily au"uu,rd 5 $50 600
This Is the third ueef i.su.. of stock ia
New io,k that has hori "sp".sd within
th. ia.i thiutf dsss--yz; the Frker VEN.
tls vermont ;enitai. and lasil, ih- New
Haven The Parker N,ip und Vermont
trul,,d w.ee rg,ttfslr iancrs dailN ia'u~
dird ahent 10 lbe m fhet. aed If uncertain
e lac. but tli. Nv iufk Hud New Haven
Rai,ond .iock WIS wt,l, oh,u.d hr sub,
and nnill thr Nniu5lk disasf-t. uhlrl. US,
rpud.d %. dlvldrud-. was chittN hrld b,
capitalists - snir aud sntr Investment.
II /, ifsed tlat lhrss developments afe bni
tn lifpcn spss OF otlefs. and v,en 81 ( eat
- magniluda.
No attempt was made % arrest RsbL
SrhnAler. I, WAS reported tbal he Was
hing dang, rou.l, IT, uo doubt wilh u views