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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

NIGARS.-The subscriber respectfully
~ informs the public that he has taken the beau
tifui store under the American Hotel fjust vacstsd
by Messrs Adcoek Co., where he will eonfinue 70
takes this opportunity 70 return bic must sincere
thanks to those who have % andy sustained him
In his new business. aad In soliciting continuance OF
deayor to furnish the best articles Gin his ps)ts b.
had anywhere. His stock Of genuine Havana Cigars
ted Csbanss prize medal Ia Jacinta. La Jssnin. La
violettA La Tres Flores, Premeri Diana, Also. the
genuine Eagle Extra and Clsrito Extra FIfncipe -
Snuff, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Of every 90
scriptios, Cigar Cases Spr6 Roxes nnd kiRss -
srest yaristv. CHAs RICHARDSON.
Importer OF Havana Cfgara e
NH n Under American Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

MANNY'S PATENT REAPER AND
NA MOWER.-This machine has been extensive.
tested for the last two years 10 the Northern and
western States, and pronounced the best In use--s
premium bcs been awarded to It at eyerv Fair at
which It has been exhibited. 1t is desirable that
thoee who may want a Reaper or reaper and Mower,
snoa forward their orders eerly to avoid di,an.
poiptment BALDWIN, CARDWELL q Co.
nm Jo--dlms.w Sn La Main NJ Richrnnna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

4 IGHTNING RODS.-P ROT Il CT
IL YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS .-STEB-
BINS l. MILLER, having been engaged in this city
aud the surrou nding country for number OF yess
past in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire subtraction. would In.
form the public that they still prsPsrod 70 put
up either in town o country, LIGHTNING hODS
made by the most approved makers
Thank full for past patronage. they respectfully ask
a continuance from the public
Orders NAV be addressed 70 them through the
n, Ots po., Office Box u NH 27-3ms
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY ALEXANDER MOTT
FURNITURE. c10r1,,yo .

II ATcTInS ne, CLOTHING, &c, AT
March si.t ~ T,as.,Wi,i be sold. on SATURDAY
new and sseans ~ eiocs at my store Isrss let Of
niture mbonsa-hsnd Household and kitchen ru,.
.ALso~Asr lsns general assortment a'-
sisng Of varisd lot OF seasonabls Clothing, con-
which may be fonnisn invoice Ct Dry Goods, .pop,.t
the trade this sImost every article suited 10
and boae. c,s.,.. Tobacco: Smoking do in ,.,.,.
Brandy; new Pipes; Champagne and cos pe,s
&c. NH an anksi Feather Rad RsSS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

FOR RENT.-A very desirable 3
- story brick dwelling, the North side OF
franklin street, doors west of the corner of 20fh
st., with commodous rooms and kitchen. dry Get.
lar, hydrant. &c; newly painted and in good order
Possession given list April
ALSO, FOR RENT OR L.EASE--A vacant Lot,
South side Cary. between 18th and 18th SITS front.
ing Y feet on Cary, and running back I20 feet to
Water street, 80 feet wide. Apply to
ALFRED INLOE5
NH lifts %Corner franklin and Goth sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

TOR SALE.-A SMOKE STACK for a
Il steam engine, about 30 feet long and over foot
in diameter, 1t is nearly new and in good order -
Apply at this office. NH "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

DINNER AND TEA SETS, CUT
~ GLASS, &c-Rich English and French Porce.
ain Dining and Tea Sets Cut Glass; China Vases
and FANCY GOODS, &c. to be had at No. 70 Main
street very low, as they must be sold if possible
NH 29-lmif HITau A WaTr-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31
BY LARUS g. SHINE

Df LhhUS SHINE,
I'll G TIoN.s,. MULES, &c, AT AUG
W CLOCK, we will sell at the Horse In. Ct
va" HIso horse,; young well broke Mule. young
on .rsd;t snoioush bred Mare which will he .o,a
rnI,o LARUs SHINE. Aucs..
SPEClAL SALE OF GOLD wATrr,
- ~ CHAINS, JEWELRY Or At sIIcrIn.,
on SATURDAY Evening, tie si,t mat con,rd
dry copsignments a. AUCTION, 10 cisse sun.
80 Gold Hunting Levers
80 do. Anckers and Cyrpde,,
ITO Silver Anckers and Lepines
o0 Gilt Hunting and Ope n Fscs 40
&c &c. Sale positive NHs' JeweiTy,
By order of the con.ignees
mn % LARUS L. SHINE Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31
1SER Spring AND SUMMER.
lOeJAI. SUPERIOR READY-MAQE CLIO.

Shh Spring AND SUMMER.
lCoCs SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLIO.
THING.-JAMES D. GOODMAN has now open q
large and complete stock of Spring and Summer
READY.MADE CLOTHING, at No 1874 Main st.
embraces every article kept in Clothing and Fur.
nishing House. From tri.weeky receipts direct
from the mandatory he is enabled at all times to
furnish the very latest styles, and from
ments for the manufacturing of his stock he is pre-
pared to furnish suits from the finest Cloth Dress
msnship, at prices which will defy competition All
articles warranted Of the best make, from fin est to
lowest grades. Eudeavoring always to meet the ap-
probation of the most fsstidious, call from his old
friends and the public generally is respectfully sol-
cited. ID is determined to suit and sell all no may
give him fair trial and in want of good Clothing
J. D. GOODMAN.
N. B-Trunks and Carpet Bags, a large supply on
hand OF all STYLES and sizes. Also. India Rubber
Over Goats, Cloaks and Capes, and Umbrellas all of
which will be sold unusually low. NH 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31
INFOR-

N.-IMPUKTANT 1 N z o h
u NATIONALIST LOVE AND WEDDING
cSKEi-The great demand for these celebrated To-
h.ccos exctes the cupdity Of unprncipled manufac-
turers who, for the purpose of gaining tribe moro
prott give the same braGds 10 spurious articles Of
he own manufacture They also copy the bills and
labels ofthe original articles. The genuine brands
are wholly the property OF Jsmes Thomas, Jr, and
the manufacture confined solely to his own knowl-
edge and practice; thus proving the imp ostion OF oil
other articles bearing the same brands.
The genuine brands sold only Gin this citv) BY
N0RBoRNE NORTON Co.
No. 164 Main street,
NH 29-3t opposite American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

HOSIERY. HOSIERY! HOSIERY
- complete assortment of Gents Ladies' and
Children's Hosiery; just opened at
nah 81 GOLDsMIT's, 205 Broad OF.
TALCINED PLASTER. 100 Bbls. of
~ G. French Co.'s Caieined Plaster, warranted
TO De second TO none IN the market In store aud for
sale by ID. b. BRID0FORD q CO.
NH 3l On the Dock,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

FURTHER FROM HAVANA The news by the
isabel which will be found on the outside of todays
paper, is one day later than that by the Crescent
City at New Orleans. The only Items of interest
by the latter, in addition TO the announcement of
the execution Of Pinto, are the following:
The steamer FL Dorado bad been sesin cor,na,l-
81 % hesve-to off Cape Antony, and submit to an
examination of her papers by a Spanish war vessel
The hiiibuster excitement is subtding though
the Island everywhere is being placed In thorough
safe OF defence. Fresh arrivals of troops from
Spain daily looked for.
The Cars death produced great sensation,
Business matters were improving
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31
REMOVAL.-The UNDERSIGNED

Ia NEW SlOCK.-A large assert
ment of Gentlamen's Boots and sho.s
sewed and pegged, among hich is fine LOT 1870,
beautiful and superior Boots of the celebrstsd M;iss
make Also a beautiful and superior assortment of
oAford Ties, together with large supply of INV on
manufacture; all which will be sold love- ~
usual, In accordance with the times at As Main n
sign of the Big Boot by WIN WaIauPs''
q Having a good Job Hand repairing win hs
done neatly and with Dispatch NH 90 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

E'OR SALE-Exchange Bank Stock.
IL virginia State Re gistered and Coupon Bonds.
Virginia Central Railroad fmortssgset Bonds.
Virginia and Tenn. do. do. Bonds.
do do do. Stock
Richmond and psnvle Rarcad Stock.
do. do do. fmortg'el Bonds.
southside Railroad Bonds, suarantisd BY City Of
Petersburg II. II. MAURY CO.
NH S9-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

Millinery GOODS MILLINERY
ASA GOODS-Just opened splendid assortment
Of EngNsh and italian Grapes, all coers Tsriatan
Iilesions; Rlorence. Silk Ruches Glacae and Grade
Nap Size; Black Mode; white Silk Laces and Ed,-
ings; Bobbinets; Bonnet Ribbons; and me ny otner
goods suitable for mililners
nah 81 f. GOLDsMlT, 2o5 Broad at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

Y ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARDS
Having made arrangements with Mr. Schad for
III the use OF his Hall on every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY night, the Company
viii meet there on those nights for drill, without
further orders, at II O'Clock.
Members W no have drawn their arms susf brine
them and those who have not drawn them must do
90 JorthDih from the Orderly, corner of Main and
18th streets. -
As the Company contemplate making their first
parade in short time, all delinquent members mnst
positively attend the meetings.
By order of the Captain.
NH 28-5t n w pAIRo n q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-The DaLville Register,
Of yesterday, says:
We understand that Sunday night of last
week, the cabinet shop and a room attached thereto
belonging TO Capt. Herndon, who resides near
~ htime'l IN this County. was entirely consumed
~ TIRE And melancholy to relate, The father of
capt Herndon, who occupied the room as a sleep
ing apartment. was consumed amid the flames He
was quite an old man, and it is thought tha, when
aroused 10 sense of his danger he was suffocated
Nhsnre he could make good his escane
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

81 WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON
M MERCHANT TAILOR, opposite Exchans 70
Lut Hosei-Wonld call the attention OF his
-~ friends and the public to his stock of sP RING
AND SUMMER GOODS, Just received and now
opening which he 10 prepared to make up in the
most approved style.
m IQ-2u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

FUTURE DAVE
xo,x,.Yce ,,oDDIs & APPERsON
OMM lSolONER'S BALE 0r, pr.,

v ALOADLE STORE AND DWELL
AIN l rsa ON CANAL OPPOSITE 10 TREnE
VII be- " soIs o mTTKks FOR SALE AT AUcTIoN
April 1855, on the premises, commencins ,otn OF
o ooe e. tnat excellent Grocery Stand and DwsOs
Iro r"v o. the canal. opposite the TredeasT
Brown, at rent Of $500 per annun. The lot M, o.
front on the Canal Of 40 feet '' "as q
Terms: One.fifth cash, balance at a. a. - .ra,e
months for egotable notes. interest added sscnrS
by trust deed. The taxes for the present 1sr :,
be paid by the purchaser. 'eo' W
GODDIN l. APPERsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

HORSES, CARRIAGE
- TION.-On SATURDAY. S, 81 AZ AUC-
,I the large lot, nearly ia res, ns =. 10
Mule .ht Ws:o several good oas
,CAhRlAGE AND HARNESS "
"sn S nne horse Carriage ard Harness also seha
X. CAUTHORN An.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31

WANTED-A HOUSE for a small IA
miiy-rent not to exceed SIOO. Apply to
NH 30-St WIN. GOULDIN Governor ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
REWARDS.

r,,-- REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANn THE
- personal expenses paid of any person who M give
Securv drive the premises nf large esah-menf
rats roaehss and in IL - days time Apply -
RoBFRT MARTIN, CITY Hote. Jersey CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

heard K stated uy severa that this euaien interference
wns TIE saving 0f his tcapA "i'sht ne Bat Il iaiso
ties collected and cncc, ragged The light This Il
palpsble error VII be- con inH'vvy shown AZ ihe
profaf time Another gcntiemsn ga vel a. the ote
arrested) thrust them apart lac pus ing ~ Dean lack
"a one direction and the other sctA ihe Mme vi
taptain " in contrary direction \ % nfr aia" ~
fpr ~ ~ tapan Wright being unarneA OF piptpafed
e infiet dangerous injury his oppou, ~ one 81
bc Iobeenen viii inform you az reqnred) Ssat pistol
ann Ante wefe taken from Wright person il neiatsly
@ter the struggle By publishing these iarks, -
correcting tae errors & rcpoftexcou st u pre-
VIII obuge M INt wffv, 80
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&.r0M iwtNlW H,lNv. we. tr0va So rs. ps~fe
tn i.3nect.euf A. pfosss.9 .9nal -. fHgHe ritn 'o
1aay yesf. dl.f IL Ncrpiai "a Ns f.s4 tstt tl I.
2fytsf gs & Dsta 80 is-ssseIt Yst~
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS

lust PU HaIsTiED.-
- Mirror Cronsad Sebastopo, Great Redan Msmeon
and Naskoh towers; map OF the Crmea and Bhe a with
portraits OF the principal crowned heads also Russian,
French Englh and Turkish officers This the only
h.view given uns,adi showing Che exact position and
of all oricatons with the number Of
IN each new plan of leNshnnng
1he Great Redan Mamelon and Maakon towers drawn
che spo. also allied forces the Crnea Baltic sea- &C.
Agents wanted every State sell shee, pocket maps
OF the most useful character
Size Of map 26xs2 inches Price 25c beautifully colored
part of the country postag
Agents sell from list OF the popular maps
published. Letters OF inquiry promptly answered Gaia
losue and specimen sheet free 10 the trade.
A. ii. JOCELYh go Fulton street ~ Y
n. N.B-Newspapera copying the above, sending the
to tue Office, Will receive three copies.
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IsyTPA pAy-rAvv RCVssTY LAND Avn sExrsA
II fayf Ofirs.-fsDA rsrtns, 'sx'r. psy rnf bAaac-f
Of wages dne al Uued haies navy aa41fas ~ FAsH ys
i7ao saelr soWa AL hsfs prsBply 3h,ins knf nSd s
~, kAsa4s ?. e.Iaa Asl-i ac Dad ~ rscoysfg9
kEeo., iale rprs.r y. A. hk,y Ard As,scpsy aai
C-11sclos a. LAr VI va sre1
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II oST-oN GOING FROM TENSYs JEWkLEf STOkk
- corner q broadway and Murray street y te Asl,s
,su % Pier No. Norh river, bite alsru stone sea- WIZ
-fDsI Eoi key uherel reward ST. p pAiE rffAfafs
H. he Nrce q lbe A-icf H3use
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MUSICAL.
" lam 1 cos pt,Noroprt

4 W IAI'V Z IU = PTNNUTURTFS TRIUMPHANT
~ q the great Pari. Eyhibion-Ila,ing been AWARDED
he highest prize medal being the be-t piauof5rc g he
ethton there being moro than three hundred
Hon 1he aoove ee.braed instrument with the
Dcsi a-oitnn nj ~ rahns h his ely Toe sale
a. De great paDoore warcrooms SO Bcoldwsy. Nicholas
hotei. ELY 4 Mt NGEH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

", Editor

Hi.u4t often that Hc vnir flr the columns OF a
paper, but nu th.s occasion ~ 90 not know how q
rrsi the temptation Of saying tcN thinn-
Wr wcrr awoke la-t night from ouf dreams, when
visions OF bn tuess We're towering ruund ia kr SONS
guardian angel. aud when SAY were awuke. mean
Ne Were wide awake ard duly suhrr Go the charm tlii
lowered around us though not visionary bat real II
was after wr rubbed our eyes Tines or inur times 10
~. certain II the existence p human supernatural
hriuss We hehed that we came 10 tho CONCLUSION of
The reality OF ODE CHARM leuf awake, our eRr- Mere
charmed hy some ct The sweetest mu-c ever heard
90 orr lives II was zones of sweetest mcl1vif sung
20 The light touch OF the Guitar. and performed hi e
6,ir once IF Gods chosen creation; and YOU cannot
Til yiaf 80 ten when Aeari ~ the soi"si tues
,m,untine from .hr Air tfo such song. a.. / have
.ap,rfh,up pooI eii on and " LILY lar. sweet
lllIy long though dear hot Lilly lnY nnd otleriucA
chosen -err to- tbr srr-ualc shat broke ia unou oHr
rurap,uted rnr
Nrli % disturbed sleep ior the rr.i Of the nigh
.ouquil,ur upou tie hoa.iei Happiness NJ did ha'h"-
boris single bssscdue.- and Ne rain" 60 Tee cuuclu-
.iau ni once o. tteak IA" soW oi hacHcot.m aud se"N
sm+Yr Disc hlf daughter NJ N'ihet Eve rome c"nge'
uai .prt 90 aily uurlvc. and swear eternal hIrliy
To- And by way Ul eur sincerity, We r@tun eHf CRATE
l arknoN ermrni- go the tar serl uatrr-. and -nt
that So helv s1un ta be- able 90 send You IA luls
notice ui Har1oi W -, to the brauiitl and
accomplished Viz -
eel"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

|, will be seen, from notices N another
collmu. that the Indepeuden, Order Of Odd
Fellows contemplate having celebration IN
Marshall on the 2i,, inst. We expect it
will bs splendid affair, and would advise
AL. far and near, who can conveniently do
SO, to ntt."d
The Masonic fraternity intend having a
celebration and barbecue, at Elyslan ! lelts,
on the 23rd. Just tn.a Of barbecue,
these tight times, when the people in the
older States are collecting contributions 10
keep the poor fSon starving. Elys'an Fields
i, a pleasant place, aud has a hospitabie,
social population. We attended celebra-
ton aud barbecue there ahou, two years
ago, aud u YOU wish to know how they do
up thngs in that portion of Old Harrison,
lust turn to the Republican OF June 10Th or
Ju,, 2ad 1888 TIVE forget which and read
onr eulogy upon the celebration.
The Masonic fraternity Of MARSHAL in,
tend celebrating the ith OF Juiy ~ 'hc on
fashioned way, leaving out the barbecue.
/, will he seen that &, \ fR,2rs, Esq
delivers the GRAFTON.
W. would supges, to our friend. at Ely
sian Fields the propriety OF engaging ti
they have no, already done so the services.
of the Marshall Brass Band. They make
excellent music and good mu.ie Is an ca
.entlal prerequisite to a celebration, chen 1t
can be obtained
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16
who Shall 30 the Nest Governor

The Nacopdorhes Chronicle Of toe jlh
-0anins Al editorial entitled WHO shall
Do the next Govrruori' IL which the cdi-
tor tsses ground against the f..eleetiou OF
Gov. fease. on account Of hs adherence TO
'hc State Systsm" We sgfee with onr
co,empofary. tia, the advocates Of that
umrh. and We think, With him. that l Is
time ib. opponent, Of tha, policy were
looking arouud FOR some man to take the
hela.
The editor ssys. that should Hon q W
SNYrH conclude no. to be a candidate Tor
Congress, be i. hi. choice Tor Cover pr.
and in case he rcioses to run, be is vilhgc
to support lloa D c Dickson for that Of
fee.
W. base no objection 20 lh. ticket 10
fact It would meet our hearty appreciation,
Il then Views OF state policy met the sane.
don Of our judgment Bu, whs, evidence
have NC Of this Who car tell whether be
IS willing to support either until bi' tenli-
ncnu are mere fully expressed
|, is bot seven weeks oil tie election,
and Gov Pease Is without an opponent
Il - nov too lstc to hold a convention. and
unless some man Of known ptobi,y, sterling
sense. and energy vii yoluniadally take
the field, be J., inevitably destined to be the
next Governor /, b. a. anomaly ia the
history Of the State. that n msn should DO
- elected TO the hghost office iu the glil 81
tho people. entertaining opinions and adsr.
eating policy to which three lopths Of
the population afe opposed Gov. Pease
i, iu favor Of tho state system, which u
attempted. Will bnr,heu the star 0ith ttlt
and taxation. he IS 10 favor al cal.ie.
convention 10 alter tho Constitution. Vhieh
viii deprive rs OF all tho safeguards against
reckless, and mproyidsnt legislation and
to addition 10 ,hi. hs - ia favor of accept.
M tho "rera. Debt biH" We belieyc
that large majority Of the people of tho
state sre opposed to these measures, We are
confident that large maloj,s Of lnlelli
gent. thinking mcn. regard the'r puddle
sanction a, pregnant with m,scbl.f Net
strange to say. Gov Pcsse, cntrfiainiog
Ties. opinions, with nearly overy press IN
tho state affqysi hgniu,t his policy. IL
abou, 10 be re elected Governor without a
competitor
Cos. raa.e Ia. been represented "a A
sectional man /, has been stated imo
and again, that bis iotrrests aud hl' feelings
were conferred on the Golf coast We
have never beloved IT, Hu, we must con-
ices that his adoption Of the Galveston plan
for hmildiug railroads, la. gone very far 70
shake our previous opinions II IS a policy
advocated scarcely anywhere else, and 10y
scarcely any one except from motives Of
personal iuteres'.
tuder these circumstance, hike our
friend Of the Cronicle, we regard bis defeat
necessity. Eu, who - TO oppose HINT
We cannot act upon faith 80 cannot sup
port man without Knowing bis opinions
II Hon. Geo. " Smythe, or amy other
man worthy Of the position, opposed to
Gov rease'. policy. will take the holl, hc
clu - nnf cordial snnpott
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

WAsniSGroN MoSuxrNr.--Ths monu.
men, ha, STAINED the heigh. Of about 10
tse,, including the base, a, cost OF $3.50,
coo. The original estimate for the whole
work exceeded 81 ,222 900. This il ma
hing rather slow progress. 1hs work has
been suspended for want OF means, and the
new board OF msosgers have issued an
address TO the Amsriesn people begging
gn' combination.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

CT On the 18th OF November last. We
mailed letter a, ihs Marshall Postothee,
containing a $50 bill intending to direct il
to Madisonyiile. Ky, but through mistake
wrote Tsxas ias,end of Kentucky. II seems
that /, went to rarras., Hopkins county,
Texas. from where's !. wss forwarded to
tho dead letter office =. Warrington. On
the 18th Of the prsssnt month We received
til, letter and money. Seven months had
elapsed slnee the letter was mailed a, this
office. Asa matter Of course, we supposed
u. letter had been riasd OF its contents,
md bad become long siacs rscSncilsa 10
=, or 4 'Af -sores
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

OF The San Antonio Ledger Of the 2nd
Rev. James Young the Temperance lec,u
rer, who visited that place. lie recently
made a speech at Lochhar,, and we learn
from the Clarion pitched into" us in char.
acteristic style. That paper says.
His Reverence however in clearing IN the
money business, did not deny having carried
several thousand dollars GU. Of III. State"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

iHE DRot CIR ACCOUNTED FoR.-I he
Inscumbia North Albanian states that the
telegraph wires have been destroyed, both
north and south Of that point, by persons
who imagine that they caused the drought,
|, was torn down between Russelville and
Franklin Spring, and on Bear creek in that
county. and in Lauderdale county. the
previous week, several miles Of the wire
were carried of The Alahaman says that
d" /, is to he hoped that the philau'hropis,s
Of the age, especially those Of oar country,
will turn some portion Of their symraihics
from the benighted heather of foreign lands
to those near home, for il there are more
ignorant heathens' in amy portion OF the
world than the an,i,,elegraphers, he never
heard Of them"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

II there is heaven on earth, it is on a
soft couch by your own irecide. with youI
wife on one side, smiling baby on the
othet a clear conscience. n dozen cigars
and knowledge that you are out Of debt
and don fear the tailor sheriff or devil
We have 20, it all excep, the money and
the dozen cigars. A fine crop and early
navigation, aud we may indulge in wis.
ions of bliss OF this heaven on earth.
We have no objection, however, to recev,
ing the dozen cigars in advance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16
Nn,NNrss William North wrote

The vice of this age is mcinnsss.
Look TO II England, land of selfish aris>
tocracy ard seville shops keepers look
to Il America, land of greedy spectators
and corrupt politicians look TO it France,
land of police spie. and slaves The angels
look down from the heavens and weep at
your meanness, the demons laugh below at
the age ol rs'lc and rrogre,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

or It the late term OF the District
Cour, at Red River county, Lovet Cady
was convicted OF the murder OF Samuel
Sinclair, and sentenced 10 be hung on the
29lh ult