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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

~ We are inti.ia'd t" CSp'ai" VIZ
K,npALL, Of the steamer + I. kmbsll, lp'
. New Orleans payer ol TIE 2oth VII
The card oi this boat viii 10. found among
orr new advertisements. She Is represent
ID = ons oil the in,ces, and Hns'. boats
On ehs river.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

VIM. H. seward, Truman Smith :
mon Foot, Hamilton Fish and D. I W
have published u card in which lh'''
that, of their own knowledge. tlf'
Everett WAS IN the Senate Chamber o.
nrday morning until "a O'Clock, So
he was then obliged TO leave by lllnrs1
did leasr Tor that cause, aud 40 olhs
that he, having not only spoken se'@s
Nebraska Bill, bu, having also vo'slaa
the aucndmen, oi the Hon M pssl
which WAS n test question, and har's
hhseu! on the final votes only, Tor he
we have mentioned; and having a'i'
declared hiInscl before and after ihos
ms opposed to the bill Therefore, ls'
gard him rs standing in all resrec.
same ground MS il he had voted aga"
bill on lis final passage. This saf'e
made entirely unsolicited by him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
History Of the Gardiner Fraad

latt.f,,, al ia, ,,o,Jin.r claim. wliie
do. l,sr,. t,,y.t,,.p TIA. facts il th,y ever
-. ,,.,,, I,.,ni,i.. ON the subject having
h...., ,,p.at.diy addressed TO US. since the
..,tt..,l.,. b,en invested with additional
ir.,..i,,,, ,..t.,.st i,y the conviction aud
,,,.,.,L l.,th nf Gardiner. we have deier>
...,,..J T., o,r, once more. brief history
~ the case
H., ,b. tr.aty az rs.re with Mexico. in
tsis. s3l25 900 wa. set apar, for the sa,
,.t,rt,oo ol lin. claim, of American ci,.
land a,,int Mexico for damages to their
l,..,,.,s !, Ns,ic, N, .reon,. If the war.
n,afJ of Commissioners was appointed
=, at,,ti,.,t. tbes. claims-,heir awards
hmm, final and conclusive. The Boafd.
es,,,.os.d of Georpe Evans OF Maine
E President, ks,,ort + Paine, of North Car.
,l,,, and I,l,b Il smith. OF Indiana, met
II, ~ n.h,nytou To transact the business OF
-. .,.,..,,,,,,,.,,, d,,,,u, the Administration
-, p,..,,i,,t l,ll,or.
Am,uc IN. claimants before this Board,
-. ~, ,;sor,,. c,,i,,.r formerly OF
-. so a,d nf d, h,,,hly re.n.ct.ble
c.,,,t, H.. demanded hall n ,pilhon OF
.l.ll.,. .., ,l,.,,,,,.. ,nrs,,,d IN the susp.n
.,,,,, du,i,., tl.. war of the working Of u
,ci, .,iy..,,,,,. IN ia. State of san
Luis roto.i. N Mexico. and lor the total
1T .,,d NINA. aud ali his Investments
th.,,,r A., award wa. msi,. IN h.. favor.
b, tn. H,.rJ .xr.,dtne SIPS. 100. The
,t.,,.,,u L,fgp final the none, was forth
with maid ere5 by the secretary Of the
r,,..,.,,, A., Cnryiu The counsel tor
d. ,,rdtner. in lh. prosecution Of has
fItift lfItfF tit bhNtN ~ =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

0r 4 bill has i.cu mtfudue.d into III,
Mississ'p,i Leg lsla:niv authorizing The ci',
Of Nieksburg to levy tax nn property.
With the consent oil the cl,iz ipf IA,
purpose Of aiding tie \iek.hurs. Shove
port, aud Texas railroad.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

The "oodv'll. Miss Wing notices tn
burning Of Clubhouse, IN Wilkinson coun
~, by 6re originating 'rom,he spontaneous
combustion OF pile nj cotton seed. Til.
should bc n warning \ p,le OF damp
cotton is equal, dangerous.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
The Ohio and Mississippi ~

The Ohio and Mississippi 'S !.
pose to issue secured mo'tR'H' :,
the amount of 1900, 600. Ihe
innate Of the expense Of Tue VIZ s,
been considerably increased ~ Al
labor and preparations for I" Nv" .
The road is in competent NV" I'd
one doubts that il will be ss'' y,
a. soon =. completed. The d'''. y,
that, with the help 81 the 'os'' -,
line, from this city to 81. LOUIS a.,
in profitable operation by '''
In 1875
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

OF The Queen II England has in.imr>
tad to Mr.. Buchanan that he 10 at liberty 10
ap,,~sr II state balls aud ut her Majesty s
receptions Ia whatever costume ia agteea
bic 10 ktmsslf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

CT |. appeafs from y card N the Wash
ing.on papers that the difficulty between
Jers Clemens aid Willy T. llnnis has
been honorallv setil,.d without hloodshed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

Ut We reiufn our thanks To senator
Douglas. for cory OF hls speech on the
Nebraska quesiion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

OF We are under obligations 10 Hon,
i. J. Rask for pamphlet copy Of TIN
speech OF Hon Sam Houston on the Ne
trsska Bill
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

or We learn from the Houston papeis,
aud also from our Houston correspondent,
that the cities Of Houston aud Galveston
~ re- IA, ~ tel,g'aihir communicate N on
th. 10Th u't. Ga Correspondent says the
raifoad b tween these places is progress.
lnn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

ar per.ons indebted to ii' Texl- Rcpub'-
eap. can remit the MONEY by mail NJ ouf rick,
taxing ID, taroip ct the rosinla.. - That q iH'
been thu forwarded
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

or d. MrPnniI has r, crived rev as
sortmen, OF jewelf, clocks, Watches, n c.
Sec he his advertisement,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

VI We recorded ~ our paper Of last
week. that a fire WAS raging IN New Or
leans on the 18th ult., aud thu; he Cannl
Bank Was Threatened with destruelion
Fortunately. the flames were suhdued, and
his building was saved Daring the con,
a,.iatiou, the side wall OF hullding fell
in. aud nes'ly half the fire company who
~erc nj work \, this point, were nearly
crushed under the mass oil bihk. Mr..
Woodruff, M old citizen. was Killed, NJ
NcL.od. WAS badly itju Ell; Mr James
wmgf ii, young merchant. who form RI,
l,.d at Port Caddo, iofmemau oi Fire
Company no. 2. wa. slight, Injured; aud
40 old friend Of nurs. Mr. samnel =. Ri-k
va. slightly h'ni-ed ahou, the hesI aud
bsess.. S~vsfsi otr"ts were rl.o Inquired
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

4 \oBLE FELLOW John K I'rce. the
III 81 ol the steamer Caroline. which was
recent, burn.d IN " hit. river, WAS at til.
helm, and sie.r.d the boat ashore, rrgald,
less oi his own safety, \ line was made,
last 10 tee. b, fore he lett his poet, and he
capped into the Mater. But alas he only
iouud "A grave
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

TINS Nrlo-Pr,N. Nj d Daufuiih
advvrti.,s IN uur columns that he has re-.
crlycd ~ agency Tor this musical ius,lu
'nent. lie has shown IA I, siinioninIs. cua
na,ng from the ce.h,a,, Brand OF singers
called the AIcehnnians from the Hulc'
luson family; the Mechanics Institute ot
Cincinnati from the editor al the Literary
Messenger. aud from the Rev. is,ac vi
nsns, Of Fowler. Ohio; which speak of II,
IN tones Of the highest praise, ms the best
metal tongu' d or reed ins,, uu,cut 10 use /,
and that tor depth, sweetness oi tone. aud
expression, II stands unequallfd Its
chrapness and simplicity, are also valuable
recommendations
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

y The Nebraska and kansas bill in the 4
3 House OF Representatives has been refer.
red to the committee Of the whole on III,
state Of the Union, thus placing the bill
number fifty on the senai" calender, and
twenty one on that Of the house The bin
will not he reached this session Dem
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
BY IELEGR lPH..


ire rur sHuEyEru,I pEno'Rtfl
NV iouK. March -
The africa arrived ifom l.iserpool with
dates to the i,h insL
Cotton
Sale. of cotton iur the week ending on
the Ilib. ll.OlD bales, demlui moderate
with pile,s ~ isvof al haye5s.
Eugland
The G lcen ,.ued proclamation against
T. it.h sul J-c,s culisting 10 foreign service.
Lord John Russell reported III. Tbs house
adjourned IN Monday in consequence.
Some excitement Ia commercial circles
in consequence Of the announcement by
lord fl.rruden. tia, all Russian produce,
even IN neuifa. vessels, would be consider
81 lawful prizes Ia the event 81 war.
Fourteen British ships under Napier. sailed
from Portsmouth on the ! lth Tor baltic, ~
pofted lha; 5000 British troops 20 To Baltic
ior lard .rr,ice, allied fleets 1T l'il.cus
hny. Rnssllu Il .ct at Srhastnpnol. Both
fleets cru srd IN Black sea. The Creek ~
.urt,cti5u has uh.idcd
Austria
Austria cxpre.se. p ','eei willing 'ess to
l1lu the western powers
Prussia has refused positively
cpain
The iusurgent chirt has been captured
AID was shat near Entdts.
Franco
a.. .. -. Lat 4 an.
lon Tor The cnsl on the 2eih.
Now york
\ revolt occnrtcd uu Monday, on board
Of .hjp Van luten. While going down the
h.ihor Onc msn was stabbed aud one
sailor shot. ihc lugl,adcrs were pat
ashore.
ktrx,>pRi, March 90
Ten feet ~ water on the upper Ills aud
tis,nr fact Dtlmau arrived Monday mnru>
ug NO hunis az SINCE. NalIleifet y
Raa.l. Il have cot a churdl IN lower falls
,.Aiy tt,t wide, aud sixteen .ret deep. They
are now working on the upper falls.
Election II turns
NV pRttNN-, March 20
Iceis d,murtai. Ircf'dmlNur Three
democratic rrrntd.fs elected Treasurer,
comp'rolrr surveyor add street commits
sipn,r. vh.g.. all elected. i,eiormefs have
a small majority iur assistant aldermen
Democrat, have = majnlifs Tor aldermen.
Much excitement prevailed. Some shoot,
ng hy which two lives were lost DUNG the
election. others wounded.
Fillmore had agreed to n public recep
ton YESTERDAY
DfsfRuctisE ioHNAno Nc fad in
the Nashville Mon the following account
# 4 de.tiucliyr ;of adn n Ilni-nce, Ma,
copied from the lprtuce Gaz tie extra at
thu 10 Ia instant.
Il h.cunr, ont painful duty to announce
Tint tie | olrure laudi vs. Visited tins
moruiou VIII d,,uur'i,, tu.ua.ip. which
DESTROYED mrth .nmlil,. property the
ll"Hhc' h'1gr. that magnificent supei
s'rsei.,tv. Vb'eh spanH'd the ienn, s-r'
.ref. the p'iie aaa ,ruaHeut 81 ou. tow,
was Blown down. With thu exception ul two
,psns. md washed IT lnr h.uig. cost
one tuudrrd AND sr>ty i've Thousand doil,r,.
and vas leu 81 only ~ 'lusl t.r. tie cnu-
pany hriug unHllr to aft ct au insurance
against viud. lhi- hrnvV loss tdI- pin
cttaliN upon five iudi,iduals tp~vit, James
lrioe. Jamr. II Weekly, John SIMPSON
ltohru u Patton, and Ma,uu llarkius
I.r loss viii bee heavy upon il,.o r.,,ir'
,,... i,ut o. Iii NOT rirect d,,,u materially
n. either one ut them is amply able l.
meet tho liabilities of the company. Nh
1 trmpt tho kp.ngr of the bFt.iup. WINS nj
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
HOUSTON CORRESPONDENTS.


Mr.. IdAf0r
After a long season Of drought, we are
u, length favored with rain, which we trust
before II is over. will be plrutilnl, Il
comes IN a good time. 50 favorable 4
winter for makng preparations Tor plaui,
ing. has not been etjnyrd ia Texas lu'
many years Our iatm-rs have not tailed
To make Of this weather diliscnt improve.
ment greatly increased quantity ol
land will this year be pm, IL cultivation \
much greater variety will, also be given tn
the crop Our spl and climate ~. found
upon experience, to be well adapted Ia the
production oi most OF the articles lha, can
lac grown IN any al the middle states. 10
the northern puts ol the STATE, all the c.
real grain grows TO great perfection H.
the south, Sugar, Cotton, Rice, Arrow
Roo;, Indigo, etc, succeed we'll. g.
STEAMBOAT Accipr,rs -- Steamboat
accidents seem 10 be the order oil the day
Ever, mail brings the record Of some fresh
calamity. We extract the following ON
te III eseport Democrat:
"On the 18Th inst ~ the steamer Rein
deer VA, rounding out from Dannciou.
lrdinna, she brcane cuiangled with coal
boat. which caused her to carern To one
side. thereby causing the water 10 run from
one boiler Ia the other. aud two OF he, ileus
collapsed IN consequence, spreading death
and destruction IN every direction. Thirty
five persous were picked up. horribly seal.
Il, ID uI Whrh thirty hay. Siu,. ID, a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
MIR. IAVsos's CLAIM.

Tie claim Of Nr. Dawson il attracting
a large shsre Of pslie attention In Iii
State, and tie press h,s ~ length enlisted
h. It's a. 'assion Foo Ills interest, hos
ever. NJ y Is rot iHd,htd 50 much T."
the merits OF hi. el.m. - To- fhe pf"pD'i
ton which Ice has made ~ induce lis fny
mrut We has, booked iu yai for a de-
CO. sion II the m.ti'- of his account lie
pfnposes, il 10 true, 10 ease OF pawn Ut t'
invest druhls tie amount Il his claim 90
intetual improve m@uts "a til, State : bn'
It !. by uo means reasonable o. ju.i To sup
po.e ll.sI be wona cspeHd this ssm teck
lr Nv. II woul l,y % out 10 some al ti''
i,opns.d ra,lfosds which all practical men
acknowledge =. pfei,sile .p"cuIauon.; and
hrnrr his Proposition amounts to nothing
q u were Otherwise. mud he proposed +.
Lazud th, large sum due him ia internal
Improvement. ai ii Questionable character.
rather thsp lose bali # Il, It would he wrong
Tor u 10 tNlte sbth "h "'"'""''' VI -"
him.
The orh sslian involved, ia Our opiu-
CON. Il 80 t. the jisii-e Of the claim II -
"a curi ct sc ought lo pay u, without nn
nu,irp ana, restrictions II is tue tia, by
ad pung TINS couis. "c invade, 30 'af ~
,li. iHsibnre j. concerned he scaling policy,
md that thvu,l,, II may b. fh- occasion Oh
aun,p tfuuhl, ~ the lu'ufe. Bot should "
cnu.idef this u.icitni feas,u t. dis rgaid
nu honest aud honorable nllig ,u"nt shosl"
wc say 10 creditor. aud that creditor %
pnblie heueGtlor. that We cannot exam.
ihc lastirr OF hi cia'u, that even Il u b'
correct wc are unwilling Ia pay u. heeaus'
by doing SO, We may he hauassed BY oh
~. that are uueor'h, Evsrl sentiment
ol honest, ard honor lofh,i IT,
10 Gr ~ We understood the merits ol
VIZ. Dsw.nn'. clam. Ne 10 iiu" 20 the opu
ION that 1cxas should pay ti'n The ultar.
most Gnthing The as.i.ia C.. rrtder''
Mss alta cdtlgd poiod. Without Ct "'
-a,uId h,y" had 30 naet, aid onr "l'l
roast vouli hav- hpef, d.i,'ur' l,s,. NV
u,nrh w. Ate nd lttd to BIZ aid lut The g.
corrinou # out Independence h> the 20"
rtsoi Ear ta, Tor Annex tiou to the Anrr
lean t ion WLph l,li, we'd. hud iat ila'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

k,.hard = keiisr ;. ardtfale for Ass'ss'r md
(.4!sstof Of 1nres iss Hannah county no tr rhsu'
re A,t.,t rl,st'n-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

Gsorsf ~ Yong Ia shdllntc @f tie 0iher 81
tsus,er aud Tor eifffer lof ii4rr.ar ,ounf Al
,h. .usuins Angtst ei' ftion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
LATEST NEWS.

Is.ofa uuf isa candidate hF Con" ~ 81 War
.hsli Beat ruu,cf s al M gaming Auso' elrrion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

NIrksuuRo. Snatvtr, NJ, AND ItNAs
/ ran o,p We are iud. bted to our old
h,nd O y, sttIldnau, Esq, ludging from
the haad write.j Tor coy Of the ouach''
Ia Register at III, An, ull., containing the
taorr' diugs "ia late meeting Of the board
81 Directors of this road. Of which Mr..
SnIlnn % 5ecretery and also advertised
proposals iof CLEARING and grading the see
ti"n of road between the Mississippi river
aud Rrhnond, Ia the parish oi Madison
, distance OF about twenty mil"s and for
- like improvement, commencing on this
sh- al the Dusrii'a river, and Tor cltar.
r,g aud grading The road from Shreveport
to the Texas line. Propnsal, viii he -.
cciyyd I'LL the 9nd day OF June.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
<,,lltt,

These inf.lrrd 20 She Republican afh'" fof sob
,rr,p,,an. Aav-nsips IF Juh Mots, yii inu rat
favor by seliimg 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

NsirIso tLAss prni. >onmctvllc
closed his whiting e'i sses in ms lace On
Wednesdal night last, ard We understand
intends leaving tor Tyler earlN IL the com
mg week. lie has heeu quite fortunate IL
nrgsni1ug rltsses here. having had marty
ei.hh scholars a, his elias. II, the Ma
so'ne f,male institute, gold pencils wer,
awarded Ia Miss Rrrn NcsR, and
Mss ". !. G,MnLtN , AID u, Ia. class at
the Ma, ,hsl Insrtni.. To Nr. " d Coon
Lhrr. and Mis- MILDRED FirzrAtnitK
inr pr + lcncy aud beautiful e. oe apply.
Ne examined a lnlge nuhi!'rf 81 tie speti
mems ri bis scholar, aud from these it aa,
,yidr't thu, til had all nnie rapid i'm
pfuvem-n,. Mr. :. seems to upderstand
thoroughly the busin,ss in which he /, en-.
gagged.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

T,fd t.r cnrta'ste for a., Me & Nsiftt
Clert At tam {, af,it a. ilc r'ttfF f''t'eh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

CIV Slai,r q candda'. ff' en'iah'r 'n haf
shall prsi NJ 5 ~ ttr rfthng 'rRnsi e'rfi'n4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
OUR MAILS.

The last humber ul the MARSHALL N,id
an. asks To know u our Postmaster can
ave tneu AZ, Information relative to the
NV Dthuu. mjl oar Pusln,astri r,lers
th.fu Ia the New Dtleaus ,'u,tuiiice, where
thv quiul,..rncc OF ii,oH iatut,s are suld H.,
,he Wtplrsale. For th. past three week ;,
We have had on ap hsrrHg., ute mail a
Wt,k. The uail that Hfipel on SUNDAY
m de tel grt,h tl.ne, oid, uIue day, lrru
tl, ,ip. ~ uudr, vino pays the P"-loilicr
agent ~ New - lraus. tu sop the mails uil
eu, hotse haHt., when nr nase So mHny
mn, bottle, boat, IA thr trade. rs old
I'D ttlI Is out ut psa nuts, We have no
ton tu srnd hiu AID bis go-cait tn New
. leAus, lur the heu,ht ol that model
lust'lllcr.
ihc ahoye dom the Shreveport D,mo
rrlI SHOWS ia uhnt manner our inall lrun,
Npw til,nns is mar ag,d. Da iursday
near a cat load 81 back mail matte,
trachrd the olii 'c at this place, neatly all
~ whirh WAS ton odd to 10, ct any interest
~ service. Il not npifrqu'utly happ. ~.
hat the uails Tor this section reach US
ltom The west, having been shipped 10 Cad
weston NoW. We eau understand why It
IL that our mails IN the country are So DE-,
ranRed tor the reason, that under the pres.
49,, cheap postage law. the Poslmas,ers DO
not receive suiiyltnt compensation bat
.,tah ~ tat tho .,s,. with n lam. ,lIt.t. itLt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

mr. \ >,tas. t'or,ut,..l .-.,,,,au,i,,,, q;
80 b. h'ld at huntsville. on the lGlh o.
June ". see that u mc,ttng WIS con
vrned 10 Hams cuu"iy, oh the An Instant.
over which Dr. Nslbrl >m,h presided t
appu'r d,hgatr> 10 TIN, convention. \
number of distinguished g,niI,men were
sclectcd tor the purpose. We presume
the Western countis viii follow the exam
ole OF Harms. " hat course viii uui couu
ties ia the Enst, take IN relation to the
mat,ctf We hope they Will send dele
gHIes by all means. But Will" thcy send
delegates to au Educational Convention,
let them send gentlemen of education, aud
81 s,rung. practic 81 seuse We do not be.
liev. that much can be- done ut this time,
Tor popular education, but something per
hap- can be achieved while provision can
be made for the future.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

Jhs I t.ntsd 10 a I and diit i1t A. c'sa- md
Co.iepof OF iiarfi.on c,tHu n ne eiruus August
elrriluIi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

W. ,rr nu,hoflsed to atunuuee tho unuir Z -.
Mai,iek lie pr. eut iicuHh'Hi fer o. irh 4"
H. otier II t,'k ef tie tuni1 teun a. i'' rit "a
Ing Ausr,i e.'ii"n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

..A. ;. o. t... ..,a d. o. 90 i.1'. fr " ffirr n
f,,-p,i I al o. iatifo ,u,ly At Size ,iroi' IA
s,si ~e' mn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
COUNTY Ga kk

.Dr,,. NH u n candidate or Tfea,arer q Ham
sci, county, al tle enfgHg Augusi elerinn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

- u. Yro.n i.q.. "a ~ Ne ~ b'fr'd
A,fo-I.y fs tic ,uih tnd,cir iE.utst 81 We -
u,s Anru,, ri-, t,un.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01

taAs ~ 6is,.r - esndn!air ipf 3rfJsgrc- # Hat.
Yi.on county al tie sttcins Ansn.l rlr' t'"n
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4 III ) i ) ates.

rOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
SP T~niex !. Csndtisi- ~ His'iir' tHeeasg
Of IL. s,h Juda iai Dsiriei Al the rt-tns hns4.i
sstiFn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-29

IHr undersigned having become the successor 70 the
mouse and business of O'ley MITCHELL will continue
the same as heretofore.
Ihakq to the friends of the late firm for former pat
rohage, he soics continuation of their confidence and
business His " harf boat at The river is Of the
largest size and noted for its capacity And also hay-
ing ample Warehouses on Water street. wen
mammoth Warehouse in of construction the
Canal and convenient to the Railroad Depot his facili
Ties for the receiving storage and forwarding OF herchan
dize and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal, are
very complete. t-t
He is also prepared TO make cash advances all pro-
duee or property consigned him for sale be ship
ped To his correspondents in New Orleans the Eaern
cities (octls-n) JOHN S. MITCHELL. f.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-29
CHANGE OF PROPRIEEORS.

CHANGE OF PROPRlEEORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.,
wHbLEsALE
LEI CHI LING.
THE undersigned have purchased the eure stock OF
Drugs and .helicines Of J. NJ. ID. Miller a. Co.. and
intend carrying The Drug business the well known
stand of Keller IL Farusey, No. IA Water street. under
the firm Of LEIGH d Verng.
Charles LEIGH of the rm hopes he is favorably known
tn the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verng of the
same firm having been clcrkng in the present the
last years. ttters himself with having the conf
dence Of its old cu.tomeis.
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old aud new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-Iy PETER VERisING.