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The steamship Ariel arrived at New York Satur-
day. from Havre from which port she sailed on the
18th October, and arrived off Cowes on the eve
ming of that day, thus bringing news one day later
than that hy tho Africa
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A sitting for the final examination of Messrs.
Strahan, Paul g. Co, was held on the 9th inst. at
the Court of Bankruptcy, London, when further
adjournment OF two months was agreed to- The
total debts and liabilities of these bankrupts will it
is estimated, reach from f700,000 to 4eOOOOO- -
The assets are about 100000
terrific boiler explosion lad occurred at the
Walker Iron Works, Newcastle upon Tyne, which
killed five men and two boys and inflicted injury
to several others
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the L""'Vl'' p'Pe's' o. t"o - INST
nav" 'N'' ''''' ",1'' ~
pl's'on on BOARD '''e s'e"''''''' '''N'''S'o''
II appears the i'A'NR''" was ." "e' way
from ~ '''A's 70 hou's'''''' u"'''s ""o"'
''2h'S ''""S %" "'a' -"
gers ana crew. anu "''' nm '','''' way
IN The ONO r''e .,o' ABOUT % o o'ooH ." 'p'
"oi"'nF ., ''0 '0," -" 10" t,t''.
town OF Home 'oS' wv '"ngs , 'g'oN
Louisville al her D'''''s eAp'9us s "''''it
and wonnd'ng ini'Y one nan OF "ief e'l'"
on ""''"' "' 49, -
The upper WORKS OF t'e boat , p %
her water ""ee,s' were ''oN" ~ rag me- =,
throwing Tie sleeping passengers anu 'n"
crew about IKE chAu before ue "lno'
many OF them iaI'lng IN the 'Nef' ana
others ahsh.'ne among the . 'r g %
the burning boat ana i'" ""' '"'n'0o' ~"
the lower dees as 1he boat almost ." w"
instant OF the explosion eHos'' n''' '' t
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lrt(irson advertisements,
JOSEPH =. pREWIrr a co,

JtSIf1l J. tNEN q W,
II AVE received a large and well sclecte,
stock Of FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hardware and Cutlery, which they offer to
,beif friends, customers, and the public gene
.,Hy. on terms suitable TO the EN- ency Of
the times
SAID stock consists Of Ready Made Clo-
thing. Of the latest iasihuu,, and of excellent
,,ylo and ta-le, being selected from a stock Of
superior French Goods
Also fancy prints of a beautiful kind and
sly =. and a rare specimen OF ladies bohncts,
Il Elm, pretlieat and ueatesi, perhaps, ia this
market, Saddles and bridles ot all sizes and
varieties. and boots and shoes, and tine VEN
rfn,,i hats. and every other kind of bat sold
in !u- market. together with all other articles
usually kept los merchants, all OF which We
ofrra Low. aud would be- glad 10 sell 10 good
customer, us soon az possible, As we expect
.oon to receive a large addition from \ York
city. by which We can from time to time, re-
uen,,h. ard thus keep our shelves full Of such
,binc- 5. the people want, and are compelled
Co haze. pleasr cal und examine for your
.rl,e. before purchasing elsewhere and obise
your friends,
JOSEPH T. rRENllr 4 co.
Jefferson, May 90, l>Jl "
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~ "f son, ff1dS,
(H'HOlESAIE and R,i4il Dealer 10 Iron
W Nails, Castings,
G,ae,ri,, md >iaplc M Goods
\ large sloce Of every description of sup.
Plies tor
tonaifg Merchants and Farmers.
The following IL list of somc Of the leading
af'r luat, kept on hand
800 .eb Rio, Havana, and Java coffee
20 ubls brown suger.
10 hogsheads do
20 hh> puscrixed I'd 5 tons Tenn lToa
Loaf Sugar
100 Aeg- OF nails.
20 casks bacon sides;
10 kegs lard
200 bbs wni-ky, 100 bbl~ brandies--ya.
rious brandt yin, etc
10 boxes of brandy cherries;
rs boxes lemon syrup;
100 do caret wine
100 do champagne cider,
90 do musoat Wine
go do assorted cordisls:
90 do essence of peppermint
30 do stoughten's bitlcrs,
100 do star candles;
100 do tobacco, Of every description
20 do bar soap
10000 segars. from Cuba skies up to the finest
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales, brooms, bottles, TASKS, decanters, eorks
and cork screws,
And complete assortment Of Bar Stores
&c, sc
>, Also large supply Of Sfapie and Fam !
EDy Goods, Bonnets, Hats, Boots, and
S"oes, Saddlory, &c, &c.
jefferson, March 10, 1854 a5-ly
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xo,,cc 10 the Public.

,v>uOSE having cotton IN store previous 70
the date Of this advertisement W." ~,
be charged extra storage unNl a's'' u'V s';l,
day Of July following after wh'eh u'''' y VIZ
come under the rates belo"
For receiving and storing cotton HI.
frs, month 20 Gus Per oa''
Weighing and mh'"lng, -.
shipping, receiving, and taxing
Nill lading, .
Al transfers Of cotton ~, aou,
N. bah who owe me VIII Saw WV ''''
BY paying me Immediately. :, .xeov
petersburgh, June IS, 1882 70 '"'
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} EW l. KY.
JOSEPH r. PRT WITT a. CO.

jefferson, Tctas,
II AVE ON hand splendid assortment OF
Jcwelry, consisting Of gold and silver
watches, ladies' and gentIemcns breast pins
OF all sizes, ear and finger rings, bracelets ,
gold pens and pencils ladies' cui pms gen.
tlemen's shirt and risband buttons; gold
clasps, breast-pius emhematic Of Masonry
and Odd Fellowship; ladies' and gents mourn
ing pine, sc, &c all of which are warranted
to be genuine articles and sold cheap
Also "a splendid assortment, of ladies wrcaihs
and arthci4ls, and lot Of superior peu-
knives.
IeAarsnn. Mas 20. 1871 IL
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". Il j. W. Brooks.

WHOLESALE and retail dealers in Dry
w Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing,
Hard aud Queensware, Castings, Groceries,
sc. Keep constantly On hand large and
complete assortment Of lhe above enumerated
articles, together with many others too numer-
Gus to name. We sell on liberal terms to
good and prompt customers. Come and see us
Dallas Street, jefferson, Texas
Feb II. 1888. - "
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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..-mrnt Of candidate. Ten Dollars.
INeIte pef cent will he charged en advertisements
DO. iad u advance
Al obituary notices Overcome square, will he charged
..aasefflsrmcuis
n lsitrrsaddressrd To this Office must be Jff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-04
GREAT AMERICAN RATIFICATION
MEETING.

EAroS. Pa. June 22.-~Ihe american
meeting held here last hight wa. the largest
nnl,,,eal gathering ever held N the place
Dr. samuel Sanot presided. The meeting
sdop,sd a series OF resolutions endorsing
tho Philadelpha platform, acknowledging
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it as political creed which they would
stand by and battle ior the interests Of the
county aud for political liberty in opposi
ton to all tyranny, civil aud ecclesiastical
The resolutions dcprccaie cmphdfieaHg he
Missouri Compromised as q breach Of
me sacrcd compact beiucen Mc North anil
south and deciarc hat The hrcldh section
ut He platform does not endorse me- Nis,
soari Outrage as has been alleged hG hut
It refers the question OF slavery 70 proper
Legislation. +. ] Morris, liayer fn'rad
and Henry Smith, OF Philadelphia, address
ed the meeting.
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able article in relation to the complexion OF
the southern Delegates to the Philsdelp hla
+ Convention, a portion OF which we pub
II,h below
1t will be recolected that the New York
Express, an anti,savery know Nothing
print contained an editorial. which we pub
lishcd a few weeks ago, taking the ground
that the l2th section of the Philadelphia
platform contained nothing Objectionable
to the free soil spirit OF the North that it
did not, in tie elegant language OF that
print, place the auti>sayery mans nose TO
the grind stone That the northern man
standing on that platform could resist the
Introduction OF Kansas into the | mon as
a slave State, LIST. Because the repeal OF the
Missouri compromise 10y which that terri
tory WAS opened to slavery, was "a fraud
upon the North. aud secondly the manner
in which it has been settled gave them still
stronger grounds to resist it,
The Gazette copies these remarks of the
Express and then continues
That we may not be left in doubt, how
ever, rs TO the sympalhles OF Southern
Know Nothing delegates in the National
Convention. with the New York Expfess
We snhjoin the following extract from die
WASHINGTON know Nothing orean--iho
-" American Organ,' edited by the great
Chief OF Know Nothinpism. \espasian
Ellis"
NEARLY EVERY SOUTHERN
MAN THE NATION \CII.
,,b, .xpressed his opipion an tho sph,ect
admitted. that ns A question Of pol,cy the
reneal of the Missouri Compromise in 1854
wa, a bitadcr that it was no, then de.
nanded by the South. and that IL had re-.
opened the agitation of question dapaer.
aus to the peace and harmony OF the
county.
N.stI,.sU of iLamtool tho croupd that
if. orrnui.s of 1920 was uuconstitn
Hon,I and not therefore binding but the
pol.cg ol lt. releal was sustained bat by a
nw Ae.m: lherss was not one Soulh>
.ru map ,o tie C'Snnea "a far A. our
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Of paper, red IN culof vii signify suspect.
ed danger. Il the color j, red with An
rquilateral Triangular piece cut out it viii
denote actual te0b.ei which requires that
you come prepared 70 meet IT, lhes.
notices, or cahs''stic signs are posted up or
thrown ca bY tAe members. by the ditec,
uoa OF the pies'icnt. which is required to
he done between midnight and 0ae hour
5efota d1Gbrs4i
from mWaEhl 60 one hour before day-
hreak, IS the uue !or tsese notices TO be
given. The fIu. 90 which bats retire to
their hiding places, aud hyanas 60 forth in
eass. dead bodies. upon which to prey.
I hl, Is the PARIS of viaief v}..ct saaGes TO
take charge oil the religion and politics Of
this country These are the men who are
TO be seen In the night, some with, aud
others without, dark lanterns. vending their
WAY through alleys and dark passages. with
uoEe hui dm. gIimu3ering lights to guide
their steps 20 the places Of their secrei con.
ciarcs, and there to determine upon tho RI,
hgion aud politics of FREQ people He
could pot b~itr,e tiai the lteem,u cal Ten.
uessee woUld ever cousigu thetr dosiines Ia
lhe hands ana care OF such an oder or
party as that.
81 The Henderson, Democrat remarks
IS tho Know Nothing patty ss nation.
nj organ cation has been BROKEN up and dis
banded aud a.. consequently be unable to
mite upon eanddste for the next prcs.
deneY, II has become a serious question 3,
60 what will become Of tae party Benue,
a. tn y ee. N,.k Ti.,ti4 .tl ,,.l4 L.. a..
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pIAnoll,AL AIgaNrr 10 roIsoS A.
lsum NtnnNG Panty N NRoiNl.
lfe hud tie following letter. dated
Emery ard Henri COLLEGE, Washington
county, Virginia, May 80. Ia The Petersburg
Express Cd Monday II the facts set forth
sfe far. we baye 40 language Sufficiently
slfgHs 60 express lho deep horror W. feel IA
contemplating the iend that could perpe-
Ja,e sueh crime The hotter states hat.
on tae evening OF the 22d ait II : X sne.
esq, an eminent lawyer Of Scott county,
aud Miss Sarah daughter Of Colonel An,
drrsou, wvft maHicl 40 thn mAusjnn of tia
br.des father On tAa following evening
lafge company having assembled ei tne
r.lleuce OF .he ksno., 80 a late hour. IL
WAS found that mos, 81 tas party who had
paftaAen OF a lot Of custafa were suffering
from tie effects OF some deadly poison.
There were 30 mauy affected that the
number who escaped were scarcely able TO
attend 10 their suffering friends aud the
greatest terror snd Consideration prevailed,
Two physicians were At tAc scene Of dis
ircss and suffering, as soon as they could
possibly attend, after being sen, for and
pronounced the sack present al poisoned.
pom examraiue sad snAl y1ing the cnsiard.
. WAS fouud 70 be strongly inpfegualed
with arsenic
haze hoen unable TO obtain The nsmes
Of the par,es. bat regret to state, that at
latest accounts, some tseuly OF twenty five
81 those who partook II the poison, were
not expected 10 I've The youne and beau.
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p q GRAHAM cuAs G. GRAHAM.
p. VI. GRAHAM, y BRO,

p e HhtffAf
p. NJ. GRAHAM, q BRO,
"a llAvr entered into co partnership
~ and are now receiving large stock ~
Dry Goals. Grocf-iss and Plantation irfieirN
at the old stand, Dallas street Our stock IS
large and well assorted. and We are determined
"a -ell at reduced prices for cash, or to pune
tual customers on the usual time. The follows
ing articles comprise portion Of our stock
\ large lot o, assorted prints,
:. '~-s~ Not of cottonadr~
Brown and bicsehed linens
brown and hlrachcd dnmcsties,
l.oNels Gmghams,
Black silks, Fancy silks,
1'~-ures, Berage~,
Hosiery, u.snrled, Fancy tome'~'
A large Dot of ready made clothing,
Roots, shoes, aud hats,
Travelling trunks. carpet bags,
Saddles. hrdic, marlugalo- b@l1rr> -ad
bg-, horse and wuie c'uur.. hard"are' 'hN
fury Articles. trace aui lo.s ,HHiu-, east steel
hoes. Collins axes. cto---cut aud hHnA e'N-
planes and atur. screw 81 uHii-.a- Hr'r't iln'
ana gu-cusN arN. tobacco ani cigars nn' abs"
4n Assp fusm 0f ''rncc0cN
Vail and Spear piows, Masonic ana pdi
Follow, Regatta, aud a general assortment oi
eY,ry,hiua needed 10 this u.alaei,
q $. Al those who nre indebted to /. NJ
tmlam, on old account. or notes, l0r the years
1854, 1881, 1882, and is13, will please come
forward and pay NJ, and accept thanks for past
hgur.
jefferson. tprl -. 1881 y
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JOHN SABINE.


Marshall street, jefferson, Ie.fas.
HAS now on hand, and will be constantly
! l receiving, direct from New \ ofk and New
Orleans, large and extensive assortments OF
Dry GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
which lie will sell on rs favorable terms ~
can he purchased elsewhere and To which hc
woald invite the attention Of the citizens Of
Cass aud the adjoining counties. Planters
and country merchants are requested TO cali
aud examine his stock, which embraces Dry
Goods large assortment saddles brides,
hardware. crogkery ware, hats, large assort-
menj Of ladies', boys and genilemen's shoes,
etc .eic.
Bacon, coffee sugar shot
and 9ewder, nails, tobacco whisky, salt, &c,
which ciN BE- sold as Low as any house m
this cay. Also Baggiug and Rope will be
furnished to planters on customary terms. lie
keep. on hand the be.l brands Of brandy
champagne WINES, and I.aors Of all kinds.
February II, 1883. ~
I NJ. 10. MURPHY, Fre-proof Gr.,k
-. Warehouse, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, Dallas street, Stcam-
boat LANDING g, jefferson, Texas.
liberal Advances made 10 Cash and Supple
npon Cotton and Produce lei, with ticm for
shipment or'salc Ai ktds of Produce AND
Manufactured article, received 90 sgilou Cone
mission.
Reference, OHe.by & Guswo'j, and e N
J E S9Ieysqsrg ots sraAs' fil(NPG5ift
4 Co, New Orleans
Feb 10, 1885. ~ lY
I,N. STANLEY. Commission and For
Nsranr Merchant. Jefferson, Texas.
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SLAVE TRAnr.--In the United States
Circuit Court q, New York on the 9Th in.
slant. Judge Nelson called the special At.
,ention of the Grand Jury to tho African
slave trade, which his Honor says he has
every reason To believe is sill carried on
by par,ie. in that city That is to say the
fund. aud vessels are furnished here. and
by the men, TOO, who are fcnd OF occupy>
inr prominent place among the refo'"ers
and philsnihropists OF the day. His honor
urged the grand jury TO institute IN inves.
,irntion Of The most rigid character
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letter from President Pierce.

The democrats held lnhilaa At tredrr.
icksburg, Va, on the l3lh ult About 500
persons sat down to a sumptuous dinner.
Among the letters read at the table, WIS
the following from Franklin Pierce
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v1,Ur CHuD's FOURTH STEP IN A PRO

GRESSIVE COURSE OF EAD;NG.-rOWEKS
t,IITU READER: A SEQUEL TO THE GRADUAL ~ DA.
WIN n TOWN. A. NJ Principal u me Park atm sh'l and
CoK.fLIrs WALKER A. M Principal II the Weus Grdm~d'
Alhoo. -,
lessons having been rewritten and the others greatly alt rel
FRI the Tsiue.
m. ectiOus this Reader from the best writers OF
country Norihs hern ana u England The peces
will fvo or three exceptions the II beng ami
/, Lpp,d such a. viii interest well instruct n. yuns
reader. II, - =,
,ubimr IN nature the simple and the truthful 10 actusl Ire,
have been sought the only healthy food Tor III growing mind
much labor has been expended IN trying % re-
move obseurty arising from cO Of expression nd ne
many inaccuracies that oen abound IN writing for ne
voupg Ie.on are given IN articulation and simple
iors with tables and illustrative examples Of einphs III
htetou &c. $500 - -, d,
Seho Escfers The series with instruction upon
the elementary principles sad advances, 81 BY step hntl
ends full complete treatise upon the subject ~ tVu
ton Ts IL the only philosophical arrsng m Ut and THIS Is
IN, ONLY sFElFs Oh READERS That Il 80 ARRANGED.
T,or b. EuIHsEr Esq. Principal y ioId>Hy NJ tdas ~
fLk Towers School Rcsies the tF.t IN ih- adi and 10
.dytnee the Of nns aud science -hA DO my u's
20 have then introduced into sch ois'
Tycn TAsnox Esq SppL q Pulte >hs, Ne~Phis, lena
"Toyer Of Readers adopied a. er bOoks N
our city schools Board School Nt0rs, some two years
since have taught them their bret ntrO.unon
and corsde the WORKS VI uurlSaled nsrii.' -
Frcs NATHAN DEAN ESQ.,. TO.rn sypf q >hs Georgia. ~
have exasnsd Towers Series Of School books aud
well satisfied that they are the bet cseaatsd fer Commoa
schoo. hook IN The Primary GTAa-.r Il al
smishty gocd bo.i." .
Ne 20 JOhn-t, Sc~.iork.
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WHEN THE BLOOD is IMPURE, the stomach aud bow
els become disodered the mental faculties Frustrated and the
whole human system doTdered and deansedtho great secret
then is
PUR IFY ID
for the be only pure the body must be in healthy
state aud free from disease.
DIR TOWNsEND'S SARsAPARILLA,
q. manufactured under the direction and supervision OF pr
lanes r. Chiffon The celebrated Chemist and fhys'
clan in ibis country, - 1900.
NEVER FAILS TO PURIFY THE BLOOD
\, |. the opy GENUINE SARSAPARILLA put up In this
country and ia from the very best imported
HONDURAS sARsAPARILLA, in connection with other
vegetable substances which science and experience have proved
nsefnl in
yRApICATING DISEASE FROM THE SYSTEM.
We would PARTICULARLY CAUTION the Public against
using other preparations purpons to be Extracts OF sap
n. as none Of them are prepared by persons at all sc-
uanted with the properties of the ingredients which they use
and the effects Of using them may De DISASTROUS
and s to the patient the OF experience In
the copounder Thousands who have used those ohe pre-
p.y,,op in vain can testify that Dr. rowNsENDs sARSA-
PARlLLA Ia the
ONLY SARSAP
which will eeotuay eradicate disease, cleanse the system re-
,o, healthy action to ali the functions Of the body aud
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE.
Wholesale and Retail Depot No. 2l2 BROADWAf corner Oh
Ful,ona OFFICE No 2 opposite St Psuls Church
To Nervous Sunererr.-A retired clergyman restored
to health days ser Of great nervous sane
make known the means 81 cure Mh senu
,,l the used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAU~
NALL, No. 81 Fulton-st., Brooklyn