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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
OH! the COWards!

We call the attention of our Wbig
iTIends 10 the TACT that lew men are to
NEE; in midnight council and fix up
your County ricke; for you; and we
here distinctly charge, that a member
Ot the Order gave, as reason in the
council. "That the old wings could not
tell whether the men nominated were
capable OF not, and that they would
guI ph down any Ticket as they did las,
iall."
What a beautiful specticle Is here
presented to Old Line Wings. "You are
no longer tit," says the Dark Lantern
ties aud beardless boys, Ito consul,
about your cbndidatesi" but must 20 il
Olind, without "why or wherefore. .
Why don't these men Put out their Tick
ell why can they not publish the
names OF them that is to'fill your couu
~ offices? that you ma, have time Il
enquire il they are honest and qualified,
These are questions for you, readers, to
determine lor yuurself.
CoSuEDRlBus.-W6y do Old Line Whiss
love to hear The music Of the Chill,cotbt
Ger man Bfass Band? Do yoa give il up. Be.
cas- y adds melody 10 that Sweet Getnal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
Rarrere,.-Johnsom-..VInton.

The former Wing candidates for
GonarnOr of Ohio, viz; Hon Mel
son Barrere, Hon. Wm, Johnston, and
Hon. Samuel F. Vinton, are all nov
stumping the State against the AboI;-
ton candidate, Salmon p, Chase, and
in favor OF the election Of Allen Trim
BILE, Straws show which way the
wind blows!-M Veraos Banner.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
*, Ms. Attempting 90 carey the
3- LEGISLATURE.

We have just been sdvissA that sc
crst cireulGy mas been Issued BY Tom
Spooner. Presidenr. OF the X n, Grand
Council, advising the X. Ms to nomi
nate. and support no person for the
Legislature that is net sRorn membor
Of the -oTdert ~
DEMOCRATS or Ohio. Sound the
alarm Jig .Aa'1;ss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
HO VOTERS!!

HO VOl'ERS!!
LOOK OUT FOR ROARBACKS
HtiS "a favor
lite game, for
the opposition
TO S { "a l. { "a ! /
kinds Of lies
ON OgHn' CaHadfn
dates ON the
eve of (RRe eEec
tiOER,wheEA ID is
.tO late tO CON
tradict them.
The FglsiO mist
have their i'm
- =
famous plans
laid, and will
peH'a EGlIDuaEate
the comfy with
aHl kinds of
ROaR'aRDan'ks
agnd spurious
Tickets TO dc
fraud honest
veDtGTso Let no
yeES OF RDGRalqo
cratic FrfanCi
piles aHld e.
quail ERiglGts he
o1n tine guard
Let aEH who
love i he Ma
GfOmaH cEaag'ac
Ter OF their CD
esgbGH'y RDe OgA
their gaaa rdao
azgQl see t8aaG
,yOGa vote for
} Democrats ial
I whose hands
eEsG gOvGH'ERr'
. EgGeRaG WiE8 be
Safe
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
Serious Accident.

DR.. L HolODd, informs us that the
Sand Flu Stack, blowed out this
morning falally burning a german and
q boy, whose names, we did no; lsarn;
else, burning the upper story of the
building before ihe flames could be ar.
rested.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
Biggest Lie Of the Campaign in
VintOn.

Biggest Lie Of the Campaign in
VinIOn.
Two well known members of the
Macarthur Know Nothing Council,
who were appointed a committee by
said Council on Thursday last to visit
Clinton and Vinton townships and poll
the FusIonlstS oil these townships, re-
turned in town on Friday night and
"That Clinton aid Vinton
townships are going Tor HARD" To
show that these Shanghais lied a bill
tits only necessary to say, that we
Can prove that this Committee are old
Whig-Fusionists, and that they went
straight from McArburao ID. II. T.
HARD's store, aud were closeled with
said TRAITOR over tU hours and then
returned to McAnbur; thus showing
That these Fuslonists manufacture these
statements OF whole cloth, not having
been over either township.
What beautiful Ass-pect these two
Know Nothing Shangnais presenl--iu
company with HARD7planniOg a cam.
Ipaigu, and then ana there fixing up q
ticket lor the county OF Vinton, in or.
der to have it "cut and dry" to spring
upon The people on the morning ol the
election! Bring out your ticket, anc
show The people who you are. Dis
card your 'cowardice and act the par
.ot honest men.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27

O We call the attention of our
reauerS to one Of Sir WALTER ScoTr's
best OF Ll rics, entitled "Frederick
md Alice," on the first page OF to-
al'spaPer; aud more especially the
attention OF all untrue "lovyers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
NEW ORI.EANs.

Nav ORLEANS, Sept. 22.
The fever Is making terrible havoc
at Na,chez, Vicksburg and Waterproof.
AT the latter place all the inhabitants
are sick,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
The Eur,IsO ualIe Shont OF Victory,

The results Of the elections in the
States since Know Noihiugism tuuh
lhe field may be summed up as ioI
lows;
Nirninia Ldsmnctntic Khinrityl. 10 llN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
ETEOCHATlC STATE TI(kLT.

Ter GOyEEHOR,
WILLIAM MI dill, OF FAIrnmD.
'TuR ELUuNANT GUvTRNOR,
JAMES MlEES, OF Lucas.
ToR AUDITOR OF STATE,
WIN. d. MORGAN, OF CcIrMrIANA.
ron sEcBLTAw or STATE,
VIM. TREVlTT, OF FRANKLN.
ron TREASURER or STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLlN, 'oFSENEcA.
FOR JUD5Es-oF THE SUPREME COURT,
(Forthe full Term.)
WM. KENNON, OF B1sioSr.
{ For the Vac0ney,)
r, B. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
G. w. McC00k, OF JLrrLRsoN.
tE MlMEER OF The BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JAMES b. STEEDMAN, OF Lucas,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
Democratic Ticket.

DCIHUCI0tlG 1ICkCt'
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
EOR LIEUTENANT GVyERSoR,
JAM ES MIXERS.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
VIM. ID. MORGAN.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WM, TRENlTT.
FOR rREAsUUER OF STATE,
JOHN. G. BRESLlN.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
For the JuH Term,l
WIN. kkNN0N.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
For the Facancy.l
r. B. W.ARDkN.
For Attorney General,
G. w. .McC00K.
For Mem. OF the Board Pub. Works
JAMES b. STEEDMAN.
For Senator Slh District,
LEV Is ANDERSON.
For Representative for Vinton and
Jackson Counties, r
+. f. BINGHAM.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
L A4.BRAEToN.
For Surveyor,
NELSON RICHMOND.
For Commissioner,
c. d. GRAY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
sept 27th'55.w.
ISAAC sMORRISON'S ESTATE.

ISAAC .MORRISON'S ESTATE.
n Office Is hereby given, that Iemuel S.
1N Payne, Executor of the last Will and
Testament Of Isaac Morrison, late of Vnton
county, deceased, has filed in the Probate
Cour.oi SAID comfy his ACCOUNTS and vouch.
eIs Tor INSPECTION and fual settlement, and
mat said ascSnsts will ae passed upon by
said Court ou the 22d day ol OctoLer. 1855,
B 2. HEWITT, Pro, Judge VIC,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-27
IE M'kRTRUR DFMOCRAT,

NJ cARTEuR, oHIoi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

U.s uc,shlor Of t4. N,t- log
.i.l .u.lf OF triumph how Csc Republican
stand u..A such aud aar, m.H. the most
OF sAom .re al Toast ul, subscribers aot
patrons. {. hc h4s any ansr'y on The
sab..ct, Lc bad better a.A ,aeu We pres
.aur ,,l a. ,Ae reputation o, consistency
a politics as tn cyer, thing else. Il has
aol Laea 10 the power OF It's enemies. at al.
asau,s 70 successfully charge j. viih vascil'
lsGon.
Bat says orr contemporary, " " Where does
il .tsnI v..h Sol. WigfA.l. who hrst gave
t louo aud character, and had the repu
suou ol writing nearly every article worth
readlna 90 is columns ~
VI have only to reply, that Il Nf VIZ
fai, ever had any such reputation, 1t was
acquired Ly the misrepresentation OF our
enemies lie has repeatedly denied It,
publicly and privately rs our contemporary
!. ue0 aVare' Mr. Wigfa,l sa gentleman
Ut acknowledged ability Hence "ha'
was intended as slur tuned oui a compll
ment and one which we regret has never
l... asia p, o,r c,tamooro,y Il eny
,.r,. .A......i
5''''.'''' ''' ''''''' ZOO
"'N "ru"- "is editorials we nave never
heard Of il. Our personal aud political
a.lat.lns With Col. Wieiall are RS they have
tui 1Neet-the railroad 10" s'ahu'
DIR r..pA0nr oil the Meridian with thu.
r.t......,I. g.. l.,, A..
s''''' ''a' '
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21
Important from Madrid

The following rNlract from recent de
bate IN the Spanish tor'es upon the rea
tons between Spain apd the Iu,led STATES,
10 translated from the official Government
organ a, Madrid
SENIOR R,nss Ny pnposc is to draw
from the Minister of Foreign Affairs some
explanation sutliclent 90 counterart the
effect OF certain iacts which have coincided
with the departure from thu. count OF the
Minister from the niied States. Mr. Soule
By some respectable member OF this chsm'
Der an article las been published which
ascribes TO Mr. Saule the idea or belief
that the rupture OF our relations with the
United states is lnevitabIe and the pre'e,'
for such IA extreme case is supposed to be
the slight with which Mr. Soule and the
country he represents have been treated BY
the Spanish Government toluciding WIN
this fact IN itself very important, pamphlet
has been published With the express par
pose o attributiug to the Spanish Covers
nent all the various diticulties now existing
betweeo the two governments, or at any
rate, the rssponsihili.Y OF not having settled
them and Nlr, souIe is 81 praised IN It 'ot
his benevolsnce towards US that you wou'u
almost think that he gave up the interest Of
the country he represented. BESIDES, I"
some papers, information has been gSe'
about Mr.. Souo having received ~ ns
latter DAYS of his stay several sights IRON
the Minister OF Foreign \ilalrs
These facts have urged me to ask Tho
Lii.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21
Our Citizens in Armr- indians KILLED

On Tuesday the 9th OF March. varioa,
citizens OF the Medina and liondo VaIlis.
assembled at the residence OF Mr. Boon %
the liondo. to take into consideration tie
numerous derredaltons committed upoa
the inhabitants by the Indians, aud to De,
wise some means to check them. ResoIe
tons were passed condemning in strong
terms the present disposition OF the military
force OF the country, hs which our citizen,
have been left at the mercy OF the sayage..
aud the shameful neglect h, those IA au,
thoritv, to secure the inhabitants sgains,
their attacks. aud -ince no provision had
been made lor the safety of lie aud prop,
grty by those from whom protection legi>
imste,y comes. that il became the duty Of
the citllrns to protect Themselves by every
means Ia their power. 1t va, determined
to uteaui1e a COMPANY nl minute. men, to
hold themselves constantly IA readiness 10
pursue the savage aud recover property.
On the next Iav Indians having been seen
horses stolen aud cattle killed, the COMPANY
consisting ut eleven men, well armed and
mounted, STATED upon a scout up the
llondo 40 .ign Of Indians was dlseoy
cred uHti the naln night hand branch Of
the lioudo WIS reached where trail ey
eral days cid was found making ~ the
direction OF the Settlements. which wss
pursued several miles aud lost, becoming
mixed wl,h other trails AFTER ttav.rsine
the loot oi the mouutlus winch surrounded
the valley, fresh trail Was discovered
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21
FOREIGN MEMS

The Shreveport South Western contain.
,elegraphc dispatches dated Boston Anal
lIth.
The siege Of scbastopol is progrc.,i0,
slowly
Sweden is equipping fleet which /, bo
ing provisioned Tor three months.
Prussia had issued very strongly word.a
circular IN reply tc tina. oi Austria, of n.
s,h ult., in reference to the course Of IN.
diet.
Nine British ships started for the Bali.
on the 2sth ult.
Vienna papers state that Spain and Pa,
mgal have joined the allies, and signed i.
treaty nj Paris, on the 2lst.
The proceedings Of the Vienna conv,e..
had grown IN interest since the advice. l..
the " ashlngton, in consequence a. q,
pec,ed OF the complications which h,A
arisen on the discussion OF the third Do,.,
The result o. the debates ia said 10 b.,.
forced the allies 10 modify their d.m,,d.
The Russian plenlpoteniisry had refsr.d
the point AS modified to St PETERSBURG r.,
consideration Nothing further can be- don.
until the Czsr's reply Is received.
The French minister of foreign Affair.".
was holding a conference with the Brnsh
cabinet. on the subject, !, is said, Of Pruss,A
using all her influence 10 induce Russia To
make concessions: at the same time Al.
still protests against al. decisions made by
IN, ronyress without her patticpation ,ns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

Tho Galycs,on News. an independent
sheet pays President Pierce ,io follow ing
compliment
We have lweto'arr NOTICED ihu sid. {
attach made upon President r efce ior ihe
laie exercise Of The veto po~er, not only hY
ihe Wing journal. eenerall bot also by
many Journals having Democrat toudcu-
cy We have not the slightr-t inclination
to attempt vnd.cAiion Of the President
from charges that haze ovca the least ap>
pearancc % Justice but We confess that
these veto message. Tor which lie mas boon
so uusparingly abused, haye given ~ a
higher estimate Of hi, ability rs a States
man, AID OF his ntegrety and mora. arms
news. than We before entertained. " g
may say tina much without expressing 90
opinion .s to merits ~ dement's ul al the
measures vetoed 40 one can doubt that
he has thus saved to the national treasury
millions Of doliar., no small share of which
would have gone into the pockets OF corrupt
aud unpuneiped politicians, and would
have been a reward lori past bribery and IN
tfgue. and an encouragement Tor "a renew
Is. ol those systematic Efforts t. plumber ,be
public treasury.
These remarks are sensible Md ll-t
Prcsdcn, Pierce deserves the thanks Of the
country for bis boliaess aud inifcp.iiiy
Il maJ be tina, the corrupt influences which
he has arr iyed against him . these yetocs
may ovcfpower him TOT the time; ihs, hi.
calumniaiors aided by presses hribed by
theserublic puodcfers aud others controlled
hy dough, faced democrats. and politician
seeking their own aagraudlremnnt. mas
cnrrisn BIN to tho shades Of private l,I.
Bat in the peaceful. solitude Of bls own
home. he vi,l have tho satisfaction oI
knowing that he has deserved we'll OF li#
country and 'la, Impartial history viii do
aslIce to hia virtues. = hus iucornPNhl'
integrity and hi- great abilities. Il hia ad-
miuisuauon lad been distinguished hy
nothing else bot these getoes 1t would de-
serve the confidence and support Of the
conutfy, and particularly ol tho South
II ho bad doacuo other metilorious acts but
these, be deserves a Co. election to The Pes
idrnrv Bpt of tbs @s have prea'
icsre. Tho corrupt Influences which sc
have enumerated. aided by the horde Of
aboIiuonist-, who ARE deadl, hostile to him,
presents, We fear, too powerful aud too fla,
git,ous combination Tor any man Of tho
presen, day to withstand
But We are not without hope that JUS
tee viii be accorded to him, and that speed
lily, that truth, integrity, and patriotism
viii bear him high above the shafts Of cal
umny. and the power OF his enemies To
this eud nothing is wanting bat to present
the facts fully and l,fly before the Amen
people
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21


.,,e,. 90,
Of labor .nc,aee and ,e,.op,J e,,ensa
An obligation to pay for keepinp hands on
the work an otter TO furnish four hands oi
our own, aud an obligation equivalent I"
80 ,.,'., V ''.,l.,i.
Jlree,or or ia. Ala, WAY rouurr,ed evc.,t ,s
the citizens ~ large These have beou oar
o. loayes and hshre; bat not lo'ar even
." ''t"H "''''"' =" w ,''''" ~ ''' nope
l,t.r. .n,'r..yn Min
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n.d, u, .,,l,.,.,,s,ui,o,,,. l.ho, IL. l...,.,
c,,,n,l t1o.,,s.a ,o.,,t., o,,t.l,s,I.,.,.
l.,,,o .,l ,oo, ,.L.,,,.,,,, n, t,,,,o.Ll,s.
lo,,.l.,o, ,ha,s vscusd ri. s,,, h.fo,s ,be
..,s;,, ,s. o,, fror hi. las, sc, be.i.
o,,i,,,d g. e,.,i,A
Hat i, appears that be has offered to
place seven hands on the road ne praui
~. Mia, are We To understand hy this
Doe, he meaa to say dat the bonds with
which tho railro COMPANY propose ia pay
''''' VINO N'"'' I.'"e' ''"'' Oh '"' 'o"N'
arc |"''' '''' ' ms IS "' 'i'e' ~ u "'''"'
'A"' M !" 's'"" wa tue ''''''' " '"e
Montgomery organ anon have been On.
'""'''f"'@ 10 "'c''' i"' I'"I''' anu "'"'
"r mas "''h "'a'"s u'"' u" " instead 81
exposing Them. IT, o" 'h' contrary '' re'
g"dS II aN lucrative investment we cans
u"' soc inst he IL 'h''u'u 10 any circuit 'o'
p'hc'hs se'e" MINUS OF III '"c' NE ""o''
'orce' on Tue fo''' ne montgomery or
ganHa''on propose To pay d"n''' PRICE Tor
""," ' '"''' " 10y ~ ~ Wv
''''' '''"''S ''" ''''''' wv '''e' w.
nelghoof hiss been endea'o'lng to s0' 'he
people both by appeals aud hy denuncia
,ion TO place labor ON thu road. + he
believes the company entitled 10 confidence
,b, does he not nroye n, by ulaeins all the
hand. he can sna,e ON the ,aad and boldly
adyocatnr the cause II he has no conf.
Jepro INA (, why no, come ont and say SO
,.,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

We publish 90 tina inua tier fum
Nr J u Ford to The editor of the Cnilo
Gazette, stating lhat the construction Of
the road from ,he Mississippi f,,or to 9a-eyc.
port bas boon pl.crd under contract I'm
NOR SAYS chat w,a'tly Georgia company
has taken the contract, aul that Senator
Tombs Of that state is at the hoad Of g.
It's also stated tha, one Of the company
has gone on to Asl;iu Tor the purpose Of
securing the Te&ss Pacific charter. Il
will be roeolloc,ed ,ha, some tso months
ago, Mr.. y + Selman wrote to the Tyler
Telegraph that it was reported = Georgia
company would probably put in a bid Tor
tina, contract,
The re,etiing Of the Pacific charter,
comes off the frs, Of May, so that we will
soon know whether there is any truth in
tais rumor.
We are confident Of one thing, that as
soon as our Louisiana friends construct the
road to the line, the work viii be commcn>
ced in earnest and prosecuted with energy
through rcxas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21
{ an D i0 otro.

z. .Lta s. A7ada,a is a candidate tor
Eepressaiaite to the next Legislature from
larfison county % The approaching August
election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21
IN. lle..snl. u A.AIlLaII
The following is from ,..e last n4m.. al
t.r Meridian

The lsllonine s from ,.e last n4m..f d.
,.r Neriiar
What $50 sid of ,ac upi pu o.. 'he
,l.s,. o. to- school. Of i.. oha.r''.. ..n.
OF. d. i.Io. sistos 90 10, ....cf. .nd $751;. i.-
pea, 90 tho pla'e Your afis az D>
iiue yonr irh's az, -.rt nni9 t"ul
srrItre. 90 proud .rr-.I le.r- " t.iaf.>
ne 1870 3d. mot AaHut 'h. ..... ..."s "i 'h''
decay, o. tAe measeg Support. "nt aro4i ."b
condition Of your uen,pa. r.s a.re
II &C. where the facts prr known. such
articles ne oa- co.cmpofaf} a writing aud
publishing To- ,aiufe tho place, can 10 90
Aarm. Nor 10 wo believe they wi, have
much weight abroad. particularly If they
1re copied eutirc, as the motive which dies
istpa them VIII be- apparent
Whom We consider that .hefs ai. been no
navigation this year, sa4 consequently little
or no Gotten shipped 1t could not be oSPec>
'ei that our place should present as Girls
."g so apfurarce as F, docs usually. W.
n I'.......
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.,l
observation-disclosures.
..t...it.. ........,.d =. .r,..at....en.
v......, IL. ..,..... d..
tie aeca!"HF a'a- vdi.abe ife..'a. Was
..t.f in 81 mon. f.ur ..a condition ai
yib i.n.r ,,,.,.,,. ahead p,a,,C,r,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

We take tho following important rail
..i ...c,..,,.,,,o., from, H.. r.tl, Gs,att,
~, ,,,...,
OF 'h' an instant
Nix. HArrLt;
Dear Sit have Jnst returned from
Monroe. The Directors OF the NickshutR
Shreveport mud Ie%as Railroad Company
have put The entire route under contract
Contractors bind themselves to complete
the road from the Mississippi fiyer TO The
west bank OF Red river By the 10Th day OF
Decembcr 1861, and cc!lFer 1t TO- the CONS
pany N good order 1t % should be CON
plcted before that date the contractors are
20 haFa the use " ihe ROAD sHd us revenues
mp 60 thht date. Terms OF pay ment thfe'
terths in cash or 'hc bopdt 81 The company,
bearing " per cent interest t'h'"''f ~
..rru ffFrr fNs FEfnffiNffUt ufI. i.UtHkHfN cd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

n Col. J Iurt,rp will permit III nauc
70 10, pa, N nomination rs CANDIDATE for
'he Legislature, he will receive the cordial
HFraf 81
MANY FRIENDS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

E1.roa.-- lhe NeW Orleans papefs Of
the 18Th, qsot1 m.ddiiag cotton al from
81 to 81 cents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

~ Gn McktY, E,q.. Attorney a,
..ag, has removed to farshall to practice
H.. profession See his card.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

Hon JOllN r MILLS, Of Red River p.
candidate fo- CONGRESS, at the ensuing
Anru ,locton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

o. See tho new advertisement OF NJ
%. Lryg lie has just received large
artmeut al new goods
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

Verify. verify Sam you hadent ought 10
did It to en- go bad along at ars,, old
iel lief dun
Our ueigbbor appears to rejoice n, the
defeat, Of the democracy in New Orleans
Whist pure language and elegant iic,ion he
employs to express his qualification, parlie
ulary for man who claims to have more
talent Tor conducting auco paper thsu amy
aan ia tha community
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

The TeAas Rcplbicau ia ia two aud q
half columns devoted to the Meridian last
week. calls our subscription list t100l a
beggahy return Of empty boxes. 49, Ne>
lui.aa.
Notezactly ucirhlor. We said tia. -
...l.c,a..,. ,.,.i,,d am, If suLsc,lption
49,, -o, ~. ~. ....,.. J.,,,'....
'''' % 'o' "'''' '''''' "'''' '''''
consideration hy tAe p4"le' WAS " '"'n''
bysgarly return OF empty boxes.
Nor did we doyute .wo columns and "A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

NV OELEANs, April from private
sources we have intelligence Of a very im>
portant character from Cuba 4 decree
issued a, Madrid has been published in
Havana which orders that in the even, OF
a alibusteriag expedition landing or at.
tempting TO land on the island Of Cuba. all
Americans residing on the island, L. $,
consuls, included. are to be Immediately
and withou. distinction placed under ar.
rest,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

o. We neglected to call attention last
"eek to TO tho new advertisements of
Mes-s. &. e. Gregg &c. See their Book
sivertsem-nt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

TnE WnIGs ANp rue X. Ms IL PuILA
prLrnlA.-A despatch dated Philadelphia
March % says:
The Wings called a meeting last nigh, it
Spring Garden Hall for the purpose Of pass
ing resolutions against secret societies, but
the Know No,hngs were in the maJorit,
md passed series of resolutions, aud de-
ieated the whole object Of the meeting
The origion.d resolutions were rejected
aud the meeting adjourned with three cheer
iur Sam
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-21

o. We had shower OF rain on Thurs
day night, but scarcely enough to lay the
dust. There - prospect for further
supply