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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

-----e. &C MARKET ST, WHEELlNG,VA. 7
NNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ments the East the supply OF Marble and c0n'
templatng the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
the rchiects Builders and the public in seM
inspection OF his stock, consisting OF Italian,
Eytian Sienna and other Marbles Of the finest
qualities which be sold lower than other establish
Inent in The west. .s-s-a
Dealers would find their advantage 10 INSPECT his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate style, aud he
would invite the attention OF purchasers to eXauine his
Statuary other carved work. Monuments, Cen
otaphs TOmbs Head and foot stones, &C. and Grave yard
work variety bepg enabled by his superior tacil
tiles supply this work considerable prices than
any other establishment III the country.
Please give a call and examine my work
MICHAEL ]. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault builder.
EJAIso Calciued Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models, and Marietta rind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. 1y.d.
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BALTIMORE, June I2, 1850.
Messrs. Evans g Watson, Observation-Disclosures
We nave much pe""s IN recommending your fire Proof
Chests 70 -: notice of the IUbie-thS purcaSed
from ha wing books and e1ls cReGuay,
amer u.'eTsong very heat ' Eg tue re which
destroyed the entire block OF build gS On Arch street
wharf, on the SchuykIIl, on the 9Th Of June, 1850.
sepls-d1y Russell Z GUBBINs
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mGHLY IMPORTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese LuztraI Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered FOR saYius
labor enA expense in washing Clothing House Clean.
ing LneHs and Cottons washed by this Fluid win be
whittier softer Than Than il bleaehed on the
ARR to njuTe the fabric. Every lady M
satisfy hers that pOiut, by SoaEnsa piete OF Cotton
Liner the Fluid, full strength, 24 hours which
will oeaTIF show that it must be purely ha TmeSS when
diluted Eith gallons OF water hafa pint fuid.
The CtSese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sEPeDce which will buy enough for IsTse family
washing. watch can be done in ) or hours. :
Marct.Eed aud sod by the subscriber, who haslate
ly PuIeE4sed the right for Ohio eouhyt, Va.
JAS. MEELOR,
Augq lt Noes, UniOn$t.. wheeli-s, Va
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NEW SdYINGS' BANK STORE.

AT THE OLD POST OFFICE OPPOSITE THE M'LURE
HOUSE.
no the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity: Feeling very
thankful tor the beraI received you,
deem II proper COr yOur Interests well asny Om,l
TO Call attention constantly IepleniShed stock
Of Boots Shoes Hats Caps Umbrellas aud Carpet Sacks
at the corner O Market and MOnTOe Streets feeling
hdsnt there is variety in This markets while in
quality are not surpassed in Western Virginia. 1RL in
price unicrSOld by therefore ieSrectiuliy
viie you all 10 cali erd examine stock. and i'll the Ian
slase O ''''', will labOr-aas become the
eessty, tho nursengo nope the pupil OF art 10 ac
cOmmod2te aud fit you.
To The ladies', particularly, would say. argc
guaEtity at French Lace, Straw, ard braid OEnets.
which will Seiiat cost as the season is advancing
have also quantity of silk and CTaPe bOuTe's, which
will sell veTy low. b. H WATSON.
I0COuntry merchants would say tat will dupIi-
cate amy Eiis bought inihe cities s39
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

Notice
E undersigned, having bought out the entire stock OF
i foods belonging MeSsrs. Wheeler q Lakn, McT-
Chant Tailors, would beg inform the citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business the formerly
occupied by MeSsrs WhecIer & Lakn, and having oh
taincd the services OF both Of the former prOpr aus,
PREPARED To make uP 10 order every article III his line,
in the style and best manner very notice.
and very low cash Having large hand
he is determined TO sell low to reduce his stock aud
make the Spring Goods. Now a chance
set good clothing cheap He will every article
to be as recommended, or no sale.
Come one, come all,
And stve call,
At Noe, Washington Hall
ianI2 J. H. STALIMAN.
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SEPTEMBER 3, 1856.
a WHEELING.
No. 1 Super Phosphate of Lime.
VERSUS "GUANO.'.


HS valuable fertilizer has been used for several
III England and other parts Of Europe, and next gu
NO holds the highest rank in and The eXleut IL
which il is used Among Farmers Its Introduction in this
country by The subscriber has been recent but the
progress il has made III the estimation o the public has
mol been less marked successful than abroad, alter m
trial Of three years investigation oil It's merits in which
time there has been very many ScTupuouS experiments
made by the most scientific aSTlculTStS and various
IUbs, Committees, &c, side by side Peruvian GusnO
10 its relative value compared the latter and in most
instances preference given to the SueF Phosphate o.
Lime SDCh eportsaS returned will shortly be placed
beiure thepuhc, which win convey more information
than the subscriber feels disposed to OdcT the mann
iaCluTer, atlhe present moment =-s.
Its chemical composition OF that nature to at once af
ford food and noshment TO growth Of all descriptions,
ITS basis being groGn BoRes, " the efficacy OF
which manure already well known and appreciated,
which deCOmposed by the addition Of fllh their
Ohof Guan0 and Sulphate AmmOniaT the latter isORe
0 the most efficient agents in the best Peruvian GuAuO
ltiseasy h9g1lel being in perfect Powder' il will be
found suitable TO all soils, warranted pure and genuine,
and when Al maturity to be Ound as ecaCiOus as here re
setltedsiA kss siiss iszs - g4 t-si-5t
Pamphlets will be forwarded on application to the SUBJ
scribeT TO his agents, whose ames ale as ollows
MeSSSrS. McGTuder & Sons, Richmond, Va. 80
do ROwIctt, HARDLY d Co, Petersburg, Va.
do Forum Gs McCean, Norfolk, Va.
do e. NJ Stewart, Esq.,, baltimore, Md.
e. B. DIX BURG,
Agricultural Chemist,
sep2S .E williamsburg Long Island, n. "
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FAIL FACuI0Nc F0p HATS

EsAIsI1 T E10EIIV4NEl TUX fIE1I
THE subscriber is PTePaGedI 10 furnish his patrons and
The pG66 with superior Hats Of The latest Pail styles
All Its hO GhiH enough Of theIr heA6E 70 Ldae hem
IN tleGS elegant and easy 6tiIDg Hat, will please
DROP "a aud let OF their eTaHiGns,
with In all such IaEantee
TO furnish sPea4id Hats, that will al T. without
extra ckSCser-ss.4 .se-.sst Z
second sOoth Ithe SoTth Western HANK Main st.,
Tbasu
aases W. ". JAMIsoSs
CASE BoTsSs Ssir,s.a. .se Teeelyed ep4 or salebyT
: LA = 80 InHN II. ia FP ~
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PLANO FORTEs ann MELOT

PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS.
d CACkeTiGg & Sons anufaciOTy and StOdaT; & Co.
SeV UFk iliHins Rosewood Piano, 81 octave
sl0G VThicH offered az factory prices.
AIsO-Gaee package OF iashiOnl bic music, 80, Union
street.
Vow is the time if Tou wautA bargain.
rnTSl J., NRLInR
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IRst4ntGneVus Liquid Hal. Dye.
i On eaA AeheeTuliy IecOmneRd the above The best
Otcty TeSeFese be given superiority
eVeTyL4isg the hnd in For sale, wholesale
| aD& retail, by I. II. LOGAN & Co.,
| uaTS! Sole aseUiS in this civ
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E6uQ46LOu' N bT9Cn6f.
COMMISSION' MERCHANTS,
oRthe sale of Leaf Tobacco. Flour and Produce gen.
= iSosS;mfn's TVasrJ. eas nepo,, 500 r5stt At. -
REFER TO-
Hugh jenkins d Cn f
+ w: BruMeG SOus,- -a.Et
Long q Byrn, and baltimore
The CashietS OF any Of thei s = tt,
Baltimore blpk8.
D. Lamb, Esq. Cash. n W B'k Val sA+
S. brady, s,'.i NJ & n BRnE, IEyL..u,
TalHnt & Denpaih, "NeeWB
Jas. X. Baker. i7lt u ss5#s js4 ~
Jas. MCCully, Pittshurghj .....
Rhodes & Ogitbay, Bridgeport %. @
Green Il Dorsey, P0Bhattan II. O. .l4.t
Michael Is Dorsey, GsE12 g,il Belmont co.
Jacob e. Grove, ST. ClairBVie, o.
Peter MeCageT, GalliNOIis, o.
~. l. Mccoy & Bros, SisteTsVile, Va.
Tweed Silely6s Wright,
JosephC Butler & Co. SCIncinnat, o.
John Cteigh tt-
Geo Green, Jun, is .rts
Gordon Il Co.. v,.,u
c. MCMOTan, :i.. fl1gH'SuHe'
ianos-1vd
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! 1e We.Iern and son1heEn RIerchnnIs J.
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JOBRERS OF : q
FANCY DRY GOODS. =,

PHILAD ELPHlA. ~
j. w. SEXTON, i. SKAL, "A. Van SwEARINGEN.
OFFER purchasers the largest assortment of FANCY
" Dry Goods in the city. ltcOmhTises in part OF -.
Hosiery OF all kinds and qualities 1ltf7 = T(--f
Gloves, UndeTShiIts, Dress Shirts and COllaTa.
Wooilcn yarns Of different shades and colOTs. 5s
A fno assortment OF Shell Combs.
do do Buffalo and Imitation Combu.
Brushes Of all descriptions b. ll .a
Dress and TailOrs Trimmings Of all kinds, -
Burnctts, six cord cord Spool Cotton. SIZE
PerfumeTy OfRllkinds. III ~ i.l .r RGr,4
As well great many styles OgoOds ofour own imPo
tatiOn which cannot here IAentiOn and which wei
worthy the attention byers We feel We make il
theIrinieTest 10 Civ" us atrial. SeptB
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

tho state. tie many localities IA which
I'd. ware necessary. the difficulties the
state would have IL borrowing moneys, tue
asuyer OF trusting agents to sell the bonds,
tho LARGE number Of high salared officers 10
.unefluteud the work, extravaganza expendi
lures, tie prea; temptations to irands' inc
bI,,er contests and log rolling which would
r.. carried on in the Legislature, Ia regard to
he location, Of roads. lie SAID, the expe
f;enr. of other States should be a warning
TO us; they had nearly all made failures
IN many OF them, 1t had introduced coffuP
ton upon large scale aud ia all 1t bad res
suited in large iebts aud an oppressive sNs
tenn of taxes to meetihe Interest, to say no'h-
inc Of reputation aud loss of character.
We said ten Rusk have the proudcsi 20.
.iuon of any new state IN the coniederacN :,
we NAV. II we choose. have a clear receipt
for every dollar We owe, with upwards OF
four millions Of dollars ia our treasury, be
sides near IN hundred millions of acres OF
vacant laud Let "a reilec, before we
plunge toto debt again and adopt sy stem
OF ruinous taxation, to meet engagements
which may benefit fer bat which viii a.
surely be oppressive to the mang o.,
! Private corporations have succeeded well
+ in all cases where there has been good
management, and Il men Ia whose Judge
ment aud Integrity, tie community have
confidence. take mold of them, they wl,
succeed MS well here as any where else
Careful examinations ea m4a} "' the roads
have shown lue fact hat l'r very d"i!"'
Invested lIs roads. Hyc q Has has becu
added 90 The value ut the Adl 4cent lands
Our lauds are cheap, OF the best quality
the climate unsurpassed, and there is ma
doubt equal If not greater results Will iol'
10" the making of roads here
Gen Rusk SAID, charters had been too
loosely granted. had been hawkcd about
in the market aud brought discredh upon
our enterprises. It more strenuous rules
were adopted l,y the Legislature, for the
conduct OF corporations and proper man
a,emcut ot their affairs, confidence woul'
ID. established aud money would soon b'
found ia great abundance, whenever caPt
talisis should regard the investment rs SAT-
and profitable He spoke at length OF th'
great Importance OF securing the PacIf'
Railway. throughout the State and drew 3
Gne picture of what Texas might accom-
tlish bV a proper course OF policy.
Cen Ku.k spoke Tor upwards of tive
hours. W. do not pretend 10 give mort
,hau a mcaere outline O, his remarks
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23
Special Notices


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'nl Us 10y IA " husaey' Lsq,oI Danger
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,,src,4 ,sste,l,y ey.,i,.. anal ,.,rou.s
T., a,yst Ia No ~. n,,rl en- y
r., Tho eemoli,nen, which ho n,ys u,. Re-.
,oblieap
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clergymen who ranr'thsd hIs go'e on ,le
Nebraska bib. sdHfiIhrd also his ffe"an
vote. lie complains. also '',a, 30 has been
abused a good drsl by which be means
d0ubae.- LAT lie course ta Coppfa.s has
beaa the sub ject OF exposure and aumad.
version. In order 70 get rid Of the odium
attached to hi. Oregon vote, be snted soy>
erui things. when ho came home, which
were untrue, and among other-, that Ore
gon was embraced within the territory
controlled by the Missouri compromise. OF
course these misrepresentation had 20 be
corrected and No must confess that It did
look liuIe Ike abuse to do So, Tor u WAS
a. much as TO shy that no had been making
false statements,
We nave 40 o'Jee'oN 10 N'' 'enuhe'"'
Won 81 v ''"'' '"o Mug we 'A t''' '''l
u'''f'' ai' '' ms '''' "' ''''' ''' AZ ''''
'"'n' i'''e' II "'u'' nave '''Ae" so'''eN""'
hr'itI " "e ""'' '"'" mn ~ u'u'" "'"''
danger of tbeir iniufinp Texas or her eli
,ana afr,rdad him b,o.ay.r al, ,,.po,.
tunity of abusing his sopmv Z J G,eop.
whom he once ,boupbt sueh n clever ran.
LEHMAN bat now regard, as dop. and
whom he y.laed IN speech in Congress
at tina npblic ev,,,se snl ,sh,.h f.. h,d
,r,,,.J and B.,,,hn,o., ,bro,,b,r, d..I,,.
ION under MI. frank NJ the cost If fla fl,
,,,o trbis ,y,. mn rorse ho,ey.r than
l.ndino hi, frank to forward bn.lnes, earl.
oyer the c,gntr,i
Bot the most ridiculous p0ftlan Of this
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

Synopsis OF the Spec he's Of senators HeuS
,oa a nd Eush. delivered ~ sacoEdoehes'
NAY II 1855

foa a nd tuss, delivered a. u AteSae@h'N
Nay II 1888
Crr Houston. a0erA worry foac',ous al
tusia4 % tha speech Of Oh colleague, pro-
caed-d 10 endorse tho s.. w @. haI express
ed upon the Texas debt lu"s'i9n Tie DE-.
u,ed ifat ihu uicd Sta'rs congress hal
uur+aI $50, power I-xaz gave u 90"
power 20 interfere lu tha matter when sue
gave hor assent to the boundary act Nor
o.. q au invasion Of the nights OF letAs,
ltisa boon FAY i'as F." ie''a"' anu "
Texas refuses 20 receive o, -b' does 30 W
her o~n iVnfy. ne gay NOT "'''''" ~
the calender when the ni'e' states WIZ
fehaguIsh Tie iI'e millions, ana II WY N''
do $50. unl releases RON we Ia'' ""'''I w.
indebtedness are hied. th'"N u "'t'F
CONF -"n.H'-iy mat inc "'''' ,''''
considering 'N7 Da" '""'''''' -,
'N,'''' ''''' t.,I's' ....i. c,..
-. A., ,oa L.y, ask.d
.l.... .,.3.,.,t ,ud
81 ss.,. = !. A.. bsst ,ataIe.ts of
r., o., accom-, ,a.bal
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''s'. ''1p'''a ,..'n - i',..n.i H.,
'''''' .'' ..',,..n'.,,,'..
,,.,, % tl,. h,.,,rv al EsIlr.4ds .u Ieaas.
H.. ff.t. chatter ya. Granted II years aso
,rI.1,t, ,,e present time. - m..c, have
...1 bq.l Hos many wears vould Dc take
10 hu.II the 10000 mile, al railroad con.
ter.rl.trdi, the companies now chartered,
.,...'sat tI.e rate 81 - mu., .a II Years.
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The following letter Was handed Us
for publication by Ryv lessee W.T. II
was headed " Beware OF Rev VI Marx
alias Mann. alias everything else, and ad-
dressed /, the Bap,,s, church a. tins place
Dear brethren.
There is u vile impostor under some Of
the abo;o names making hls WAY to Your
country He came to tbs place some
sjx week. ago, bearing credentials and
letters of recommendation pnrPoriiEg I ,
10 ha from Rev " II Bayl-s OF Nashville,
aud from Rev Dr. Oacktu OF Germany.
BIS which means he was enabled to borrow
horse, saddle, aud bride, with which lee
has abscouded.
There IS liberal reward offered for him
here as a swlndler He - n real German.
about i've feet ten inches hsgh, has light
hair aud complexion, has rather \ large
aqu.ine nose. aud large mouth, wears gold
sPcctarir-, eud has e>oa slightly crossed
Or ,auiuted he has evidently seen much OF
the word-i- about tweut, five Years old,
and withal Is very smart and boastiul, and
would ike to mary for q iee months fch
widow or helrcss
learn FROM my friends that be carries
with hjm very latter.ng better of recon-
mendatiou from me, which Is H forgery
Please pot our Methods; friends on their
guard. iur he has iine Methodist credentials
also, from a Drs tliu;ock. Jaeobv, aud
Others, by which tie treced the sous of Yves
ley IN several o' the Atlantic S:ates.
These facts are published in the Charles
y ~ 4 4. q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

ar JOHN " B1reH IS c'ndiia'' inf NJ.
rsseai4te isam Hafd.on county H '' OPP
2fosc lag August c.'cf.u
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IY ", 4 Tar'eUa is a candidate TN R'P
-sisnfzhrs from HARRISON county a. tho APP
ytosching August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

Hon IOHN T. MILLS. 81 Red RIVER Is
q candidate for CONGRESS, q. tle ensuing
AHrutl election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23
RUFUS G. BURLESON.
Independence, Texas. June 9. 1850.

CoNGRoILiSG JURy 1t viii be rocol
lected tina, some time ago. we gsve an ac.
count of great outage IN Bfa1ora county,
here one Fenl Vincent bound James Me
| Fadin IN lis e@a house, aud then run off
his slaves to Galveston We have not the
opportunity Of knowing the real merits OF
the case when it wont 10 the Jury, bat the
following extract from the Planter, It
correctly stated shows an uuwarrantable
interference with jury, one which we give
publicity to. ia order to condemn aud for
oar own peace. rs well as the credit Of the
state abroad, We hope to see these sad in
stances OF contempt for aud assault upon
our courts Of justice occur less frequent
hereafter
The Jury heard the law from the Court
and retired As soon AS they compared
notes it WAS apparent that they would not
agfee, and this was speedily communicated
to those without; The leelng without
Immediately began to exhibit itself, aud
very soon ran high 4 crowd collected
beneath the windows and communicated
by word aud look with the Jury When
night came on, the twelve Judges were
tdhslrtIcu run tue 'obtl mouse 10 an
upper room in the jail, Here the crowd.
though once dispersed by the Judge aud
sheriff, continued to besoige them sud to
communicate aud ps,ley with them anti
late hour Of the night Tuesday morning
they came into Court, and asked the Judge
II they could decide according to justice
aud mercy His Honor referred them to
bis charge, and bid them to deliberate far.
ther upon the matter They spent the day
IN retirement. and had not the most remote
prospect OF agreeing, when ono Of the nuns
Der falling sick, with the consent Of the
parties, they were discharged by the Court,
an order OF uis>,ral entered, aud the pris,
oner held to bail in the .um Of two thous
and dollars -.Nf1ft Gare,te
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

or Tho Lagrange paper gives 40 &C
count Of a negro, belonging to Il man
uamed White, who was discovered desirb,
ulug poison among the siayos Of the plant'
ers living on tho NasldAd lie war taken
up BY legal process and confined, but was
released by his master OF some other per>
son. and WAS supposed to be secre'ed about
The premises Of White. His escape orea.
tod great excitement. aud a public meeting
va. held BY the citizens living or the Nayl.
dad,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

es- lie Ohio. Mississippi Illinois. { IN.
hs'land. aaa White rivers were all rising at
the iasi sccaH1is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

o. \ public meeting was held lu Leon
county, at which resolutions were passed
approving the general course of Governor
pease but condemuing bis railroad policy
aud declaring that IN consequence Of h's
advocacy Of the State System, they would
no, suppoft Inn Tor re- election They
thctel1f1 nominated A ~. LOWS, Eaq Of
Breuham. for Governor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

Washington lrvings George Washing
ton, IN three handsome octave volumes, is
alrcsdY out, and the New York critics are
onraptured with it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

OF The editor Of the Huntsville tier,
has decided not 10 sell gu. his paper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

or We would inform Mr.. Thompson,
who resides 10 miles from Marshall, il he
does not know it, TIA, his negro girl, Hans
nah, is in the Shreveport Jail.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

or ais!dhag eottou was selling 10 New
ols.e- oa The i2'h at from / to ~
,sa,s llH aa8i 81 30 is sll 71 FER
Alr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

or The ship John with 3,7 emigraat,
for Qucbe'. encountered . severe storm IN
the British channel, and was run into
dnugeroun reef called Marades Her bot
tom was stove IN, and she sunk within 200
!eet Of the coast. The fearful sea swept
overheard 90 passengers who were lost
% clung to the rigging
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

Coscegr 49, Ne call he attention % The
9as.ic q he Concert ou uesl I Sesday
uisht We expect brilliant! affair aud a
aameroua aiieadanee Of The gay aad beau
nlal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

o. Correspondents who send US COM
munica'ions wilhon, responsible name.
need no, be surprised if they receive no al,
tentlon
or We have not received the Texas
State Times in several weeks What is
the causcf
An ingenious chems, has sent bottle Of
London fog to the Paris Exhibition, as
spe men ni tlr material
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23

0.- The Shreveport, South Western, 4
hnow-No;hing whig print aud whieh is OF
course opposed to the emigration Of riHc
foreigners to this country. complains be,
cause bill has been introduced into the
California Legislature to impose a Gue Of
$50 on c2ch passenger Of tho Noagoiiau
race arriving in ,ho country. He thinks
tia, the Chinese have just as good Ugh.
to emgrate to California. as the franeh
man, Englishman, German, or Spaniatd
Perhaps SO; bu, i the Legislature Of Cal
Norma can keep oat ceioroa people who 20
there 70 associate on an equality Ni,h ths
vhites, whether tiey be Negreo, indians
20 thacse, 500 hall not complain