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IpAY SrTTs roR BOYS AT ROGERS & Co. s.

HOLIDAY SUITS FOR BOYS AT ROGERS & GO. s.
The attention of fmes supplying thsr boys d.rios the
Hocsys cna iy invited 70 spen lid e.sortment OF
BOYS CLoIHISe embracing superb lot OF rsm~ Esqum,u
Beavers Sc which ell sing out o. ususa.uy ow
taces B. Every erce 10 marked in plain hs1res, from
which IL ere 10 deviation under any ceumsts ces
P. L. ROGERS & Co., Nos l2i, i25 and % Futon H.
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JAMES LITTLE g. Co.

OF No Az Broadway
Where you set the very bes CLoTsIsc 10 the CITY resy
made msoe order TIL msef,s are OF the beat qua ty,
ud The weIkmsr shp c-nbot be exceled
DOLLS Dolls! DOLLS! The same display
OF the made DOLL Sow lsst Stunt will
be made curing the 10 dsys for the of te folks
that they make cir selection their p'ic In
necon with every variety OF Fancy Goods Toys Games &C.
for The and instruction Of Children at Roc sRss
CHtAP Fancy BAZAAR No 4e Broadway below Gand+t
GREAT FIRE AT BROoKLYN.-New. York, Oct
Is, lst5-Meers s. c. HBRkIsG Co.. No 1856 Fster-st ,
9eo. We t,k- sts IL that the dERRiSGs
PATtST SAIL" which purchased from you sbJut yeat
has beer the preserving books &c.
r fire. OF the destruction Flour NH in Brooklyn early
he morniIs Of he Tito inst.
The Safe exposed heat about eight hours; and
vhsp cooled and opened toe contents uof entirely
uLItGed We cteely recommend Safes 70 the pub TO-
HscKER e. BRoTHgR.
The tubscrbers propretors Of dgkRSGs PATssr
CulmiIoN PRooF SAFE and HALL PATENT
PowDkk PhooF Lock, both received Prize medals at the
Worlds Fair, Lonaon 1851 and COsta Palace, New York
1855 O. dERnNG 20 =,
Green slocL, Nos. lS5, lS7, IS9, Water st., N. Y
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BATCHELoRs GAR DYE-WiGs aud IOCPEES,-
tn. ..lsh,.sd s.tah.bmept 10 No ss Broadway Twelve
private rooms rxpr ssly the spposos OF his fnoos
DyE BAToHELoe's Wics and ToupE's have hnprov.n,us
cxeslins b.snty Of ansnsemsnt 80 pceanS
70 this house. TIE lsIsest sock q ~IGs IN the sord
BArcHsLoR's No as Broadway
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NepTlork paap Mribmate
DOIaGs IN CONGRESS.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER II. 1855.
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FALL AND WINTER CAPs.-We AK attention

OyERCoATs, &c Our Stock Of all k nds Of
fashionable WIN Wea, Over and Uader 4rments
ROSES &C Ia very full and complete sna vi be sold low
0. DLyLIx & Co. Nos s5s. go and 2eo 8toa4way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

INDIA RUBBER BOOIs AND OyERsHoEs.-A
choice e LdieA aud Den lepens lNDIA-RCBB r.
Boo aht sutfut article manufactured expressly for
he st usd Just civc ard ft sale ny tie case or ngle
.ar ID HoDcMAN New.i ok ind'. Rubber Wsreh jose.
No. n Maiden-lsne, corner Of Nssss1'st.
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Businees Notices.

au.wIs AT GREAT BARGAINS. .--BRocHE, lon
= .,,,r,, BAY STATE WATERLOO aud sAxoSr Woo
SAW. .. great, reduced pS'c'sS
CoLUNnI.N Halt. no. 23i 0rind-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

HOlLOwnY's OINTMENT ana fiiIs have cured
ssesssd loot aud prevented puts'on Mir JNne Palmer
ofVcm Y suffered desdfuly from diseased foot The
faculty wished TO snpuse foot fh" he oe ced To-
tiled BoLLowAYs repedes viii cemPseiy 'esto ed the
imb sod At be msputs tories, N, 30 huten'.ne, Neg
Yort Goa No 2t4 Strand Loo'on and BY sn Diussi, %
cent ga cent? q per pot box
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS is the price de maud


the MOST improved style will be exchanged liberia terms for
CID OF every bpo. Grea numbers Of Machines Of the
Aver wis n Grover Baker and other pstenu have been
sold which can, OF be used sdvsuse These Machines
caer relieve TIE public from. Old unimpoyed hachine'
received by viii at be oesfoyed terms OF EXCHANGE
spply perez Day by letter, TO SINGER 20 NO. 30
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3 for the HOLIDAYS of endless

UIFTS AID IUtS IUr tuo HOiIUhIo U, oHuIoeb
variety both for aud Instruction selected from all
pstc OF Europe ourselves and will be sold at the lowest prce
q to enable w TO clear of our i'm nense stock pre-
ps,sscry TO removing the business the Spring Jet Goods
lssss and Gen eneb Dressing Cases Porcelain and China
rgufes ysses Rsc1 Combs end Brushes Peoney,
ko in speh variety at be found at ROGERS FANCY
Bsr, no. 40 8roadway lust below 0ranSst
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. INDIARUBBER OyERsHOEs- The best finished
she end ct the tin. most dutable R15sss OVfs
- xbae,sle and rets Of the GooDYEAs RUBBER DEPOT
NJ se5 -f,ro,dway bet geen Warren and Chsmbsrrsfs
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sTsAhs MAsvfss
WILDER PATENT SALAMANDER SAPES.
<usTREs rEAss IN and have yaGsd 10 p-ss1ss
usk se.sesa from the rsveses of fire. 49,,
Ts.ss ssSs secured By BaANAss La BILLIE LOCK- which
10 proof asspst powder snd burglars, for sale By
STEARss mARvrE,
No. I& Wster-t, Nsw-YoIk.
WuDRR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE The
Ss,t Fhecroof safe Ia the world, with
WILpse's PATExr PowDEs ana ByRGLAa PROOF LeCK
Depot No. i22 Wsterst near Wall, NeE YORK
g. q. WILpEt & Co Pstentees and Manufacturers
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SgwING-MACHIsE SILK TwIsT-GREAf Re-
puc1Ios IL PsIcE-we are nov selling MAcnIss SILK
cespsr than sold befetbe best 9asy heeooore SOD
n 81 Der pound sell at OF & SINCE spoos W cts
NJ. SINGER g. Co., No S23 broadway.
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EIgCTROTYPING.- Batteries and other mate.
rss for T., ctoypns will be furnished BY the undersigned
srS .w.,S.d Sy he late Fair the American Institute
Ga Msal 10 L. L SMITH, No. c anal ST., N. Y
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FLOUR AND CeAL.-The best Family Flour in
NvY.,k w b iseei by tbs SINGLE barrel st whJssale
pcss Coal OF the best quats s5 q tun Apply the
fetnsYl,sIlA Ceal Agency SO Bfo,dssy BENJAMIN 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

MUSIC AT HALF. PRICB.-Pian0s and Melodeone
kcm TIE be Boat Houses at great bIsH.s secondhsnd
Pisns At esO &7S and meldeons go, SIS aud SIS
Booze bound for New Years presents at 81
HosAcE Waters Agent, No. SIS Broadway.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

desert us, and northern majority shall at
temp, to tramplc on our rights, IL VIOLATION
OF the constitution. the principle adopted D.,
the Democratic party at Baltimore, that 10
case. Of dangerous aud pslpable violations
of the constitution by Congress. each state
has the right to Judge OF the 'nlfae'ion ana
of the mode and measure oil redress, WI
be- a shield under the protection oil when
we will find safety
trust that need no, say to those who
know me as well and have known mo as long
as YOU, tina, the secrets OF the Order WI
he most sacrcjly kept by me. In dissols'
,ng my connection with you, Jet me assure
YOU tia, do 50 with the kindest feelings
add aineerest wishes for youF prosperity
aud happiness Nothing bat the most sol
emn convictions that my duty to myself aud
my country required It, could have iadneed
me to the course have pursued. doubt
not, tia, il Won come 20 like conclusions
Won viii pursue ike course.
remain, very truly
Yours, forever.
ROBERT BALLARD
1garswoop. Aeg. ~ 1883.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08
To All Whom II May Ceneer n

Last Spring, we made arrangements in
New Orleans for getting toll supply oil
paper and printing material for the present
Summer and Fall. The river was then ex.
tremely low and freighis high Our inten.
ton was to have our supplies shipped on
the first boat through But UNFORTUNATELY
The water suddenly fell, and we were
appointed, rot only ia getting paper, but
in common with many others, IN reesigng
supplies OF provisions from below.
With the iew bundles we had on hand,
aud by borrowing from oar friends. We
have been enabled to keep ~ until i4is
time But, in doing go, we have issusc
only limited number o. eOp.e. nses.,
sity forcing us for six OF SsYsn sss.. T.
Gu, of nearly all Of our sabssrsss .fso
exchanges beyond Shreveport and Sees u
Palestine. This we regretted very pseA
bu, II was unavoidable.
Our supply Of paper Is now 's1sss1 -
few qures, and anless vs "a. s.e.s..se
in obtaining three or four tg-Sl.s f.Vss
our neighbors We shall bar. 10 ceu.sut
ourselves with issuing half ,sea pon.
tanning but little else save ses.,s.a..ssu..
and which we canno, send " usg,s l,.aa
a fourth Of opr subscribers
Such a state Of affairs hxs sesdgsr. oe.
Cured with Us before, ws ,rue 4 peys,
will again. II those who are henss,l, 10
deb,el to us in small sarns, warning from
four to forty dollars, would pay sp. We
could get along wiihsu. ine0hrepenee.
Think Of this, yc Delinquent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

NoRru CAKoiINA ELucrIoN,-lp ,bo
First District Col. Robert r. Paine Know
Nothing Wing. is elected over Hon. II. 81
Shaw, Democrat, by a small majority.
Ia the second District the csndIds,..
we're Honor Jhos. Kuthn, Democrat. and
Thos. J. Latham, Esq. Know No.hinv
Mr.. RuiEn is r. elecsed by about ,h,e.
thousand majority.
In the Third District the candidates we,.
Honor David Winslow, Democrat, and
David Reid. Esq, Know Nothing. NJ,
WinsIow is elected by between fifteen hun.
dred and ,wo thousand majority
In the Fourth District, l.. o. Branch
Esq, Democrat is elected over James X
Shepard, Esq, X. y. by two thousand 6s,
hundred and seventy one majority.
In the Fifth District, Edwin &. Read
Esq, Know Nothing Wing. ia elected owe,
John Kerr, anti,k, n, Wing, by sbo,,
two thousand majority.
| 10 the Sixth District, we have inform,.
ton suiiicin. to Justify the contiden, belief
that the Hon. K. &. Puryesr is r. elec,.t
over Scales, antl X. n. by small ma.
jorlty.
In the Seventh District, Hon. B,,,o,
Craige, Democrat. is elected over :. n.
stowe. Esq, X. \. by about three ,hous
and majority,
In the Eighth District, the Hon. 1'hom>
as l.. Clngman Democrat. is no doubt re-.
elected by a majority over l.. B. CarmI.
chsel. Esq, Know Nothing Wing Two
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

The Huntsville Item sums up the returns
in - counties in the Eas, and ~ ~ ihe
West, making Peases majority 5,il'' J."
counties east and ~ west to hear from.
Ia - counties cas-, and fl west. Runnels
majority is set down at 1901 10 ~
counties east and 10 west, Fields majority
/. estimated 6, 3,526 Bell. for Congress,
in the west. in ~ counties has a majority
OF 3,752. Twenty counties to hear f.a".
These estimates must be r'ade from partial
and unofficial returns, but they Indicate
very clearly the election ci the democratic
gentlemen named by handsome naJor''ies-
pease's majority, we think, viii not tall
short, and may exceed 5000.
\ few weeks before the election, we
printed on a shor, notice which we direct
ed ~ the " Sheriff or County tlefk o'
every county in the Dis,rse, requesting
them 10 send us rs early "a possible the
official or reliable returns of Their several
counties. Some Of them did SO, but n
large number lid not. and the consequence
IL, we are unable to give full returns Of tho
election in this Congressional District
We publish below table Of mniori,ies
The reader will SEC from the notes and thu
remarks which follow, the reliable and thc
unreliable.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08
The Times On Prentice

The editors Of the Louisville Times Of the -,h. Ia
referring 80 Prentces appeal 10 tie mob not 10 huFf
dp->n their uiiicr, says We may he rrEariei a.
h,ing ungrais tul. bat DO not thank him inr hi.
sls,esh ~ atku0wl-tge ourselves nuder aug nhliga
liona hun fof Il. The mpOtrut aud l.alsiah leader
OF ihnsa desl.sadocs may hasr felt pride ~ the
being shlr To oontfpi their savage instincts
bgi after they had hruaily murdered ngoreEt men
and .,caa,. and Young tahss--afl-f they had been
guilty Of ,nrn arson. burglary and murder, and
would ,.avc added rap 10 HEIR hoil'sh hifbariies
bat Tor fear u ianliizisg hem Inpcieni leader. We
teti that W. had no right o ~ csainp from their Ia.
lannon's hafbaYity W. prepared for H. We
expected IT, aud should haze h-en ~. h. bear 1t quite
as well II no, bette, than other, ~la driven
from their homes. who had husbands fathers mothers
and children murdered and burnt
From Prrntec ar h,s outlaws ASK no f,vnrs
The wretch who himself was lung m aisy hy ,h-s.
same demons fifteen monshs ace--whn wns protre led
from further outrage by men nraasi whom his infer.
nal malice IL now iurnea-who siood trembling aud
whining the Gali House after his rriun from Md
deioun, whence he nrd from til. mob untI frands
farcei him 10 hs uihoe 10 defend hihselihia ins.nt
and msgIgnant e,pu,h Is the leader of the vninies
which have di.erNeed the city beyond redemption.
The scenes OF Monday Mere apgtllir he yonJ ANY
Thing VET Witnessed in this I nion. They were no,
csoeiled by the lacoblns Of France under her mos,
ferocnus political tyrnni- The city was for eighteen
hours IN the hands of mob, They pillaxrd frui,
stalls and assaulted innDcrnt citixens burnt hotl..s
robbed hr,wefca murdered men, women and rh,l.
d,en at Their pleasure, Nothing sacred from
their polluted touch DesJ-rndo-s all, and led and
assisted hy leaders who held hack of the site Of
exposure, they dr6r the -sncties Of the law and the
obligations oi humanity nike. Goddess wreirhes as
they are. George y. Prentice is iiair leader and de
fender
They denounced II. repeatedly as, night, because
We have said they We're lawlc-s and dishonest. They
threatened If repeated our Remuneration they
would yet isar down our office let them do it, We
shall never drneunce all ~ho adhere To the
mnrderous party NJ ci-courine- Of the earth. A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

I n, - :. =
r.,;a,a,oJ e,on' Xo,,ho,n S,arJa,d
Official REGARDED as official + Ru,
NOR, aud unreliable e Taken from the
Ciarhssilie messenger, "keh from tue
a, ,,,,. !, daa., d.. ,al,stL' o",
or,ni,n ia thai Van r,odt won, for Evans
/ Report here stat tia. it gave him from
100 to Ioo majority
~ ., ''",g ~ - =, ''ie's >'' :. p
andrylo,
! A ffieud trliaLin gentleman. vino lei,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

OCT The yellow fever 10 prevailing to an
alarming extent at Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Va. Many deaths had occu'sd
and many were down with the disesse.
Great difficulty was experienced in obtain
ing nurses, aud as high as $40 per night
WAS charged for attendance upon the SICK
\ panic prevailed in these ct'es and nearly
every one able to get away was leaving
Portsmouth is represented ~ not having
more than 400 left in the plsce. On tho
Eth the disease had not abated its malgnI'
~. The 18th was set apart in Norfolk I"
day Of fasting and prayer. All business
WAS to be suspended, divine service wss to
take place in all tho churches, and the pa
pers gave notice Of n suspension Of publ'ea'
ton for the day. Every attention possible
seems to be paid to the sick Dr.. Stone Of
New Orleans, who was in Va, had made
his way to the scene OF distress A Mis-
lucy T.. Andrews, OF Syracuse N. T. who
is represented az being very pretty, s',:sed
At Norfolk. on the 10th and offered her Get.
vices as a nurse. She also made consfH
button to the Howard fund.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

.r.-1hs Montgomery ala Advertiser
,,silng democratic paper, makes the fol,
-0~4ag comment upon Gen. Houston
Know Nothing Letter:
General Houston, Of Texas, is out in u
iesas' in favor of Know ko,hingi.m,
Sc are glad that he has thus formally sew,
sres the ties thu, bound him to the Dymoc
,ssy Of the South. lie has for some time
basa setting with tho enemy. and we give
bun all due credi, for taking position
openly in his ranks. IIcnce!or,h he is pc.
l,iesliy dead even in Texas Note the pre-.
dietioni lie always vastly overrated his
own strength At home as well As abroad.
Instead Of riding in the whirlwind and
directing the political storm in Texas, he
viii dad himself n mere feather on the
torrents tide ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

NpwNFALL or SANTA ANNA. The
steamship Otizaba at New OBJ ms. brings
intelligence Of the overthrow oi the dich.
tor OF Mexico, and his Fight from the com.
try. Santa tuaa lrli the capitol on the DO
August at the head Of 100 men. under
the preteSi OF quclling the revolution in
the State Of Vera Cruz On arriving 4,
the fortress o! Perote he throw of the
mask and unveiled his real design, lie
issued proclamation, ahdiceing bi. office
aud deposi,ug the government IN the hand,
Of rayori Vega aid saas and FASTENED
on TO Vera Cru where he arrived on the
18th. and ou the l1tr sailrd m the stean
frgste lturbide Tor I!aytna \ portion IT
Santa Annas family arrived at New O,>
cans on hoaFi the Or'tsha -Nhrerrpo,i
NaBi Weston.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

From Central Asia we have received
impor,an, news, ny way of Bombay aud
England |, appears that the Russian
troops, which had long been sts,ionedon the
frontier, had advanced into the territory OF
the Khan Of khiva. engaged his army, and
defeated large portion of it, They were
at the same time assembling in grea, force
near kokan, and it was though, tina, they
would soon have the limits Of their con.
laes,s in the Eas, bounded by this latter
place and khiva. Persia was secretly aid.
ing Russia, and the king OF Bokhara WAS
watching in alarm the quie, absorption Of
his nsighbors, khiya and kohan, by the
Northern Colossus -- U,iia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

The Philadelphia papers announce hal
the trustees OF the Bank of the United
States will make their final dividend on
the Goth OF September. when the concern
will cease in any shape 10 exist. |, ha,
taken fourteen years to wind up the con
Germ and at the end the stock .hoide,s lose
all and tse other creditors get little So
much for the monster
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

The cholera. il is stated, broke out IN
Lawrenceburg Kentucky, on the lib
inst. Duting Saturday and Sunday there
were eight cases and four deaths. The in.
habilants are all leaving tho cece, and The
creates, excitement prevailed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

ALABAMA ELsorioNx.-All the counties
in the State but tive have been heard from.
and Wins,on's majority for Governor is
II $50 The counties to hear from vii!
increase his majority,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

The Pennsylvania papers arc filled with
accounts of terrific rain storms. floods, dams
carried away, barns struck by lightning,
horses and cattle killed &c. IN one town.
ship four barns. one grist mil and dwell
ing house, were either injured or totally
destroyed by lightning. on the 3lsi ul.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

or Our warm thanks are due Mr. l.
II. CLARK, of the Jefferson Herald, and
Mr.. VI. ID. Eoron, of the Henderson Demo,
crat, ior their kindness IN lending Us paper,
withon, which ee should have had to sus
pend some time ago.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

OfliciAl NorE or VIRGINIA The fol!
loving is = summary Of The vote Cor Gov
s'nor Of Virginia
! he Yote OF this State for Governor IL
-, ia for Mr. Wise 1924 for Mr.
floeruoy-- total 1915, COS majority for
u, Wise l0IsO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

OF As far back AS our memory runs. al.
all times and seasons, we have heard the
ominous cry Of hard times" 1t seems to
be the dispJsiiio,. OF majority Of man,
kind to complain, and never to realize that
the present contains anything in the shape
Of blessings. Bat notwithstanding all this
growing, We think we are warranted in
saying that the present are decidedly hard
times Never in our recollection have pro
visions been SO enormously high. For In
stance, bacon is selling at rs cents per
pound; coffee at % cents sugar 10 %:
flour a, $ cents; and everything else in the
snme proportion. Corn until recently, has
been selling at 81 per bushel, 1t is now
down to 81, but notwithstanding this, the
citizens Of the town have to pay 81 so for
meal. The ruinous prices mentioned
above have existed for months; vet
strange TO say, we have heard Of no
cases OF desti,u,icn or actual distress in
the country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

DrMooEArfC JrslLlr.- Cstc brdiing The
Laic iicforu State Gazette contains
a call Tor Mammoth barbecue and Mass
Meeting of the Democracy. TO take place
on the 3rd of November" This call is
signed by 1872 democrats from all parts OF
the State. The invitation is general and
cordial
"1ho.c who cannot attend in person,
will please send their neighbors, Those
who, in the meantime, secedc from the SO.
Gre, copclaves, are invited 10 attend 4"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

Mr. Houston, the only member Of III.
Kansas Legislature, who WAS favorable to
it's becoming free State. has resigned hi.
seat. His letter of resignation fecapi,u,
a,es the alleged Illegal acts of the LegI..
lature
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

OF The yellow fever has broken out At
Houston. Texas. A general stampede had
taken place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

or Spain aud Portugal are said to hav,
haye ioined the Allies.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

krNrrcky ELECTION The New Or
leans Delta Of the Goth ut. SAYS;
the State. mostly official. hut in some ease,
merely reported According to the return.
received at Frankfort, the total vote .iand,
thus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

OF Hon. Abbot Lawrence is dead. His
funeral took place, in Boston. on the 22d
the procession was long, and embraced
the Governor, aud Council, Mayor and
Cay Council, several associations, and 4
de'achmen, of Military. The principal
business houses were closed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

or Ned Buuiine is stumping the Stat
Of Maine. 10 behalf Of the Know Nothings
ana the Name Law. Ueha.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

or The Congressional delegation IN
aentnehy stands six X Ne to four Dem
ucrsts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

0.r Tho Henderson Democrat Of the
Bird contains an able editorial suggesting
to assemble at Austin on the 2lst Of Jan
unty next We have not room for the
reflections Of our co'emporarg, bat we
embrace the occasion to say that for one
ihey NEE, the sanction OF our Judgment.
We hops the democracy Of Harrison coun'
ty will meet in session aud send delegates
To this Convention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

o. Ga the ia. ult, the yellow icver
was increasing a; Norfolk and Portsmouth
Virginia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

OF See the Law Card of !. ". tLorGn,
Esq nnder the head OF Professional
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

~ We publish, in another column extracts
from Georgia papers stating that the contract
ots for building the Vicksburg, Shreveport, aud
Texas Railroad are reliable gentff,.n This
will give great confidence to the * The
Shreveport Democrat announces ,hat con-
tract has been made with wealthy planters in
raddo parish, for grading the road from
Shreveport to the Texas line, without delay
Thu, looks ike getting o railroad.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08

Tnr RNER-Nr.. Snow, Mail tractor
shreveport, reports rise OF thriy three
inches IN Red River up ia Thursday morning