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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20

Men are frequently like tea-,he
real strength aud goodness is not prop
erly drawn out Of them till they have
been short time in hot water.
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New Jewe1ry Store.

81 EEPS constantly on hand a well selected
IA assortment OF sheet mnsic. Receiving fresh
supplies weekly from New York, he with he able
to accommodate his customers with the latest
compositions, a, New York retail nriccs.
June 5th. A. S. BALDWIN:
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Fish. Fish.

Fish, Fish.
MO. MACKEREL, 10 rents per 10.
IN Q do. do. do.
SHAD 10 do. do.
WHITE FISH, do. do.
For sale at SPENCER s. ADAMS.
ErIRSTQ Quality Porto Rico MOLASSES
= Is cents per gallon.
First Qualify Stewards Syrup, IS cents per
gallon.
Second do. do. do. 50 cents per
gallon. At SPENCER & ADAMS.
JUST reed. 90 dox. more OF Pusnsm's patent
- seif-adlnst'ng curtain Fixtures, which are
90 much admired BY lh,se who are using them.
For sale by SPENCER ADAMS
August 9Th, 1855,
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1ieenty,sceond .dnnuai Report OF the
LlfCHFlELD MU1 UAL fbp-
Fire Insurance (Oaua10aaN n,

JULY I'd, 1858. -
BY Cash rec'dfor Premiums ON Poll
eies this year IS, 1s9 %
this year i,s7s 70
By whole amount or Cash
reed iof Premiums S30, e0S rs Y
E Interest rec ION Loans 1,yll 1O-s39, 71s 90
To whole amt paic Tor stt -.
Losses & Expenses S23 $40 So
Cashnow on hand y,l43 Ul-S32,7l Sc
To amount OF Premiums charged On
il required 92,ss7 SO
Add rash on hnnd 9,la3acl
Making the Capital Stock of this - --
Company at this time $S2,03U 81
There is not at this lime any claims against
Company--all paid to this date.
The Directors Of THE company are eonfide I
that the plano lnsura nee adopted by the m will
meet with hearty resp0nsefrOm all intellige mt
friends Of the principle OF Mutual Insurance.
THIS company insure only in this state an
take no risks on N ills, Goodsin stores. shops,
etc.. or IN exposed Village or city property, but
conhne their busintss entirely 10 ftrnl N operty
and isolated buildings and their conients-- Of
which pot more than $1,000 will be insured on
one risk.
This company will adjust all claims with
Pron,ptness and literally. and il al an, tine q
difference should arise between the parties, u
such difference will be adjusted by Indifferent
persons 10 me county, enell party selecting one,
and n I. case they DO not agree, bird person
otthem, shall be 6naland conclus o.
A reward of oEe hundred doIlars \ i'll be paid
py ms companyto any one who will giyensuch
lniormatIon as viii convict any person 81 setting
TO any building insured BY this company.
OHlcs RS or the C0M.aAnn.
y. G., BECKWITH, Prcsisep,,
GEO. U. WOODRGFF, Esq.5 Treasurer
JASO.F WHI1T.NG, Seeretart.
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In woman an ounce Of heart is
worth pound of brains.
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Groceries.

Having purchased these Goods in July and
August, we are now furnishing them to our Gus
omers at the same prices that the Goods are
worth al wholesale in New York.
We would say TO all persons residing out OF
fown. who intend visiting this place to make
heir Fall pnrchasc-ihat liberal discount will
,e ma de to them. Also, that they will be sure
. find everything on their memorandum at our
Store. N, & l.. A. BERRY.
Wolcottville, Oct Isl, 1855.
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Never contradict a man who slut.
ters, it makes matters worse.
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GRANTED SIORD!
WOLCOTTVILLE.
WOOding & Lewis

A"OULD invite the attention of the
w public to their stock Of Fall and Winter
FOODS which is now unusually large, embra-
ng Inc newest and most desirable styles of
)ress Goods adapted to the Fall Trade.
Nav IN Store large assortment ii French
Ierinos both plain and pl.id. Silks, plain,
triped and plaid. Nous Deloinfs beautiful
tyles, plain, plaid and striped. Plain all wool
)elaines all colors. A large assortment Of
English Merinoes all col.rs and prices.
SHAWLS-Brocha. Stella, Cashmere, Bay
state, both square and long. AZ prices 10 suit.
CLIO rHS. Csssimeres and Ves,ings, COM
'leie assortment.
FURS-Ladies Furs foreign and domestic.
.onss'ing Of Capes, Victornes and Cuffs at
rices tn suit.
HATS and CAPS.-The hest and most fash
unable STYLES Of Hats and Caps out this season.
CARPETINGS, Drnegets. Oil Cloths, Matt
nes, W'niow Shades sc.
BOOTS and SHOES,
Hardware. Crockerv, Groceries. &c.
In fact as large and complete assortment OF
II kinds Of Goods kept Mt any establishments
n the County, TO which the attention of ALL
) respectfully invited.
WOODING & LEWIS,
Granite Store.
Wolcottylle Nov. lst 1855
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

A GREAT variety OF new and fashion bic
"A Dress Goois-consisiing of fancy SILKS
black do Of The hes, makes, cotton and wo.
D-iaines, French Thibeis, Merinns, wool Piaids
Debaaes. Mohais Clo,hs &c. that will be anld
verv cheap. MCNEIL e. BRAMAN.
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Directors.

| 4
JASON WHITING SHELDON osDcRN
OLIvEk GlODWIN GFO G. WOODBURY.
SETH P. BIZ RS. IRrBTIkS fA1IElL
STEPHEN TROWBKIDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hat " inton,
AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
Lehman w Cutler, Watertown; Dsniel B I.
Brinsmade. Washington Henry s. Sanford,
New Milford; Rufus Ftilcf, Jr Kent; Rich.
ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick X eIloge. C.rn.
wall Joseph 4. Gaylord, Goshes ;WiIlism
"a. Burial, Canssn; Donald J. Warner, Sal.
isbnsy s. D. Nof,hwsy,sn John Deweil,
Norfolk Henry Jones, New Hartford -
George D. Wadhsms, Tonington Lewis
Smith, Harwinton; John c. Ambler, Befhlem.
John Abernetby and George B. Foresf. w bod
bnry David C. Whi,tlesey. New Prertor /,
Renben Rockwell. CoIehrook; John H;n.'
date. " insied; 3. Y. St.John New csns.,
Z. Taimadge, iymonth
Persons wishy d to gettheir buiId;n,,;,.
snred can srpIo Thereof the Agen,s.er 10
.S ?. g. BEcKwITH, Prssidss,.
i JAsoE WHirise. secsstaty. "A arst
Litehfsid, guly 1855. So astas
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Readv.NIade Clothing.

In this department we boldly make the state
nent without any fear Of contradiction that we
ave the largest and best assortment in the Co
consisting Of every variety Of mems and boy 8
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G. r. O @ e: ga + Z s !.

EDORTO RICO and Refined Sugars Of
Ia all grades, Tor sale at the lowest market
price. 81 80
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The Fall Campaign !

"A VIE subscribers having bern In the
IL business of selling Gonts in Wu!cottvle
some eight months, and having received such a
liberal patronage hom our friends IN this and
The adj ining towns, we would al This time inn
prove the opportunity uhrnugh the circulation
Of the LItchhed Enquircr,l t" thank ali OF those
who have so literally patronized This establish
ment-and we would here state that we have
not been unumdiul oi the luiurc interests oi our
customers. For the last three months MIN.
Berry. one Of The partners, residing III New York,
has made II his business TO select from time 10
time such goods as he could purchase al auctions
at very low rates; the larger part Of our stock
which we shall offer to our customers this fall
was purchased previous to The rise in gaods.-
There is no .spuing the fact thai our facilities
for purchasing goods enable Us TO sell of the
same quaI'nes in our Dry Goods department at
prices from 10 Is per cent less Iha any OF her
merchant in the county can aii'rd them. We
have just received and they are now offered for
inspection the following goods:
Brown and Eieached Sheetinss.
bale Al brown cotton, good article, 5 cts pr yd
| do do do do heavy, ia do
| do do do do very neavy. SIP do
. cases more Of those fine bleaehed, do
| do very fine do 6l-1 do
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Dre2S G00fIS.

In this department we shall expect to sell every
rerson who calls up ~ us, having bought OF every
ayle Dress Goods offered in the market conn
'.lsed OF s'rlped plaid Brocade and PLAIN cuored
Merinncs. all wool NJ Delatnes Of every color,
Is ps Coburgs beautiful colors. at the low pr,ce
1 IS cents per ward. 10 ps Gaia Pia,ds, S ps
opera Flannel, 81 ps striped and plaid Muslin
)eancs, 1000 yards Prints from l>2 to IL Ia
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NhHarl&,

a SPLENDID assortment of long and square
IA Cashmere, Bav State and Scotch Shawls
Just received at MCNEIL Il BRAMAN'S.
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DURE White Lead Cor sale by
q s, d. NORTHWAY & co.
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DIR co Ds.

Wolcottville, Nov. LIST, 1855.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25
Letter Of Senator Jencs

We publish on our first page letter
consider in many respects a remarkable
production. Tho distinguished author of
conservative" man, q word used IA tho
South to designate a certain class Of poll.
of hna,ieism and disuuion every ptoposl-
ton to unite iao South against Northern
aggression He has been one OF the
union,saylng men, who would save the
country with compromis which yield eyo
cry thing and get nothing in return.
l. it not surprising that such a man
should become enlisted ia defence OF South
crn rights aud that he should appeal 10
democrats aud wings to lay down shoir
arms and unite rs n new national party to
settle the slavery issue, aud give permanent
repose to the country
We entertain no dodht Of the siuccdl,
Of the Senator from Tennessee His noble
defence ri the Nebraska bill. at the last
session Of Congress. is pledge Of bis Il,
deliiy
Bu, 10 4 possible to organize such a
party a. he contempatcs Nould II be
good policy to do go We think not
Any such attempt, at this time would res
cult in a failure With such platform as
the democratic platform Of 1852. aud with
such President as Franklin lience ut tho
head Of the government, we entertain no
fear. Of the dissolution Of tie MON. ua,
less the sound, conservative men % thu
county refuse to give it their support L.
may be possible that they cannot again
mite upon their principles i may be pos
sible chat in lS56 the democratic party
csuno, be So united as TO nominate 3 sound
MAJ for the Presidency, In thtt event, i,
viii be time enough to talk about the Tor.
nation OF new party. But 50 long az
the democratic party maintains is pt'uoi.
pies, theoretically aud practically we for
ono shaa adhere to Il. and hope 10 fad
such men as Jones. stephens Of Georgia,
AMI Benjamin of Louisiana, battling with
rs in the next Presidential contest TO give
1t success,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25
Election Returns

TANoLA No'.i -VWr'au-f or Con
gre"-r'ane' N, ~ -'' ward Dem,
'o9' "overnof-'eAse' "em', T"s Dixon
IA ~, <'' "oo"' '""hsoh, l. 1T.
Governor Nu"ne's, De"' "oo' Jowers
~ ~ 100 >e'''' "'' >o"''n'ss 'eneral
Lana on,ce-'' oso', ~ ~" ioI Fields.
DEM w, n'o""' v, ""e' W. Van
s'ck', = "'".c ''"" ''"'', n. y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25


The returns OF the election come \" 70
slowly, and the reports from the "''e'en'
counties are so imperfect mat we oeen' !"
unnecessary 10 puoi'sh N ms ''sue s'N''
ment OF the vote so lar ~ received VIZ
would prefer waiting week OF '"o' anu
then It may be that VIII DC p'aceo !"
something like a reiaoie shape
The hunts'iiie item es'''''"''s '"e WV
in forty counties lfom when returns nave
been received, "o" ""'o" "fP'"'
Pes.e, democrat, tor "oVe'"o'' ""s ''''''''
l0,930 and Dickson, n. y. SAW MAJOR
Ity for Pease 2,o2''
Ihlriv>hve OF the above co"n',es s'V
hnn.e's' ,'e" 49, 1870 80 m.,or,ty for
n, 49, 40
yweniy,nine Of the above counties give
Fields, (dem o,osa ana 'Iospy' w ~
., 'ao majority 'o' , '''us' w. a,,;os il
,..'..,..,,,,,l n,.t,,r, riy.
p,u td., Ii $40 and Hancock, IN \ J
i,l20, MAJORITY for Bell, 2,ilo
Ihur.da, nights mail brought "a the 10
turns OF several counties not embraced N
the Items list, increasing the democratic
malorities of pease, Runnels, and Fields
We entertain 30 doubt OF their election
The mos; remarkable Young occurs !"
the counties OF HeSM aud 'r'mes' heN'f
gives Pease majority OF near LOW WITS
Ia crimes county DlAon receiver '''
Pease 30
The only question IS ~ 10 me e'ec"""
between Ward (dem aud Evans IA ~
IN this district, for Congress l"o "eeHs
ago we though; Ward elected by twelve or
fifteen hundred majority at the least we
must now confess that We thlnh the result
doubtful The returns that come !" are so
conflicting that it impossible to iofmHc"f
rect opinion. We have AS Yet u" rename W
te.ligence from over ten or twelve counties
and there are ~ IA the cistfict Shtlol i
reported TO have gwen il3 majority 'of
ard, again It j. piaced st 81, by others
at 100, aud 10y others siiil rs low rs 30 or
70 Wood IS claimed by both parties
! n,ji few days ago, Panels was reported
to have given Ward only , ms,"-''v II
now appears from the official vote. to which
we are indebted to Judge luuN / VII,
tt.ns, that his naiori,y Is. l27 From the
best information we car gather. we DO bot
think there are 800 III ma, not he j0l votes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

TuE CHoLrEA. This fearful malady
which has been raging with considerable
viulence for some time back. on the La,
fourche, about twelve miles below thi. place
has, We are pleased to learn, considerably
abated within the last few DAYS rhe new
cases are not nov rs numerous, nor are
they, generally, 50 aggravated Physicians
inform US that they Yield more readily 10
prompt medical treatment. The number
Of deaths since he breaking out OF the dis j..
ease has been great, particularly SO among
the blacks One planter owning some
thirty odd negroes has lost all but three.
So perfect, panic stricken were some OF
the inhabitants at the fret appearance Of
the disease, that they abandoned their
homes, leaving their horses, cattle and hogs
to take care OF themselves, which, in nu>
morous instances, have persisted from want
OF food sgd water - lh,bodanr Hinerra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

It's announced officially that three splen.
did prizes, the least of which 10 e25 in gold
will be offered to the ladies OF Seneca
county, Ohio, at the next annual fair, Octo,
Der 1853, for the switsst running at \ foot
race The fsstest lady on foot to take the
higest prize,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

The haolr Noihings Of Ner Jersev.- A
despatch, dated Trenton. August LIST. says
The State Council of Know No,hlnps
met here to-day, so members being pres
ent, J II Lyon presided. after lengthy
discussion, resolutions were adopted pro.
testing against the twelfth section slavery
of the Philadelphia platform as no, being
q part Of American principles They also
protes,e3 against the repeal of the Missouri
compromise,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

Tnr Wan ATTACHED The San An,
tcno ard Eagle Pass mail wa. attacked hy
body Of thirteen Indians on its .st trip
to Eagle Pass during last week The am,
bulauce drawn by four mules had proceeded
three miles beyond Dhanis, in Medina coun
tv, and It was about ten o'clock at right,
when the driver saw something IN the road
short distance ahead, which he took to be
cattle, but as he came nearer he discovered
that number OF Indians were living in
wait Tor him About the time he learned
the true character of the oblee. aheed they
made rush towards the ambulance, one
seized the mules on the lead and stopt
them The only person in the ambulance
besides tho driver was Mr. Gardiner n our
city who was on the back seat. The
driver partly fell back SO rs no, to become
a mark for them 10 shoot at, and also to
give Gardiner chance to participate in
the neiee. The driver had Just moved his
position when ball came whlzzng by near
bis head, which would probably have killed
him bad he remained IN his former position
A. this momen, Gard ner shot with his re-
vover, the Indian who had hold of the
mules the Indian gave yell and fell he
WAS helped off by his companions. The
Indians now fled, probably lmng ming there
were several persons in the ambulance
The arrows flew lively for few ainutes,
but owing TO the rain they did no damage.
except wounding one mule Cal. NeirS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

e. An article ia the Northern Stands
.la...,t,t Andrew Neal. late candidate
.....,..h..a.r...,..,,,,,b e,
''' - ''''' ''''''
singular game 90 III" N"""'f' ''"''',s
As be stood uo chance Of "'eeton, under
Inc circumstances. his course creates a
.........,o.i.l, ,,oppd for .uspicion that
" n d.,..l.., ~ tina Il
ne was "''N''- WV"
y faction 10 the vest 10 ''''A' '''.'''''-
rlr following on extract from the article
ia ,b. STANDARD
.,,.t ~ ....... i..,, f., ,,d,r, II. Ia
:. -, - 49,. han, la, a. al
-. 49,. ..,,, ar L.,,d of hl.
WV ,,,,..,,..,. b., dt4
nav ''E n. ~. 49,, ..o bo
n"' 'H, -.
'''' ''''' ''''" ,t.,.l.tn.,l,.,
N"t'5' 49, cont. =,
EYER N"'' ' 'l......I.,'s. J.o,a.J mad h,
N"S,'n' '''''''.'' -. 900, ,l..t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

ean a ptotmoted meeting in this place ON
Thursday night and nill continue some 'au
DAYS
or tncr laur continued drouih aa3
at the conclusion Of two weeks Of the
mos, opprossiycly hot weather we haga lad
this summer, it commenced raining on
Wednesday. with flitornr prespcc, Of
an abundant supply
or We publish amons our now adror'
tIsomcnt. the prospectus q The oiser itr
81 Nashville. to which We invite attention.
The Medical Department was established
an 1850, and has rapd!y advanced IN pnh,
Dr. favor 81 t,c last session there wore
agl Students. and ~ eraaaales Nashville
t. one of the most pleasant cities in the
nlted S,ates.
G1l- Last SUNDAY vh,la We wore ai
church. s1me scau9 -,oie Groa 'sa door Of
our Office. whore il aad been placed far the
inspection of the ENRIQUE our picture of
Sam Recruiting after the injunction Of
Secrecy was removed II ibc author o.
ibis piece Of mischief knew nothing before,
wo horo be is wiser man now.
or \ dispatch dated Ncw ! ork iuanst
10. SAYS. il" Mr. Dawson has declined the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

Mrs Robinson, the velled murderess
who has been by some represented as a
devil incarnate--by some Mrs. Oakes
Smith, to wit, as heautfed saint, has
been conveyed to Sing Sing-her sentence
OF death being presiously commnted BY
Governor CLARK 10 imprisonment for life
We hope the veil will be permitted to drop
on her now. For the last six or eight
months she has been fruitful source Of
paragraphs for the papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

ELECTION News There il scarcely n
doub, but that the FOLLOWING State. have
voted the Democratic ticket. VIZ Texas,
Alabama, Ieuoe.ue and North Carolina.
Kentucky has no aoubi gone for the know
No,hings
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

jAarsrowN, Smith Co., Aug IT, 1898

Mn LouGuERy
Dear Sri have not received the Re
publican more than three times in three
months, aud | know OF no reason why
should not have received It regularly !
have euqufcd of the Postmaster \, Tyler
He informs me that It has not been sent
there Please explain.
Nery respectfully, J II. l..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

Ha, passed, however, We blFa fea.on - lepe
ihat whatever ms be 500 nii he .'n"f
fd anf e'-palioaaielg ooas'i'rr' Ir1'l-
t.a' -hea may De lA' et-, Ne -'a ''.'I
l one' upon io" dtscasso" "t Ii- merits
h'n. Houston opens "ia' Aff '''Hl sana'f
ana '".Iness. We are io'a thai h- i''""
e'a@'h> 'H whose '' wee H' ia O'.h p" long
engaged are ctulied 20 DIS views liai % an
earlier period oi iht canvass a" might nave
been 'Hafsed Win 80 attempt !" inHAene'
iHe rtttah7 throughout ilf tHr STATE pug
af 'ay election was - near ~ haH3 his tt'f
could not hatc general cIrcu .ail7n. and aeucr
at t4runt De- charged With iuter'efcfte It,
tells u.. araln' ucag t1e cone 'asian Of Hs .ei.
5ff Whilst the triumph OF American pm
ar'r, vsp w.erbomIna throughout The
Ht"H ! "aa ..Hf " a e-a ruae r.c-
srr i f. IT, 800 t.Hsr COMO f"ard "tH
gHfefial.ress aad de.afH tt hraetH p"
%. nH H ~
lrnei Aw{fi-ta
bHf
% Cos houston r..ae % ias cEuuat
aaa 81 s., a.ea ivai i.e -t'.aual. Fl iar
rauH'r 8" bc aoacFrl p iaa5'nr'
TO Che lf1 f.e- oi Csc Amer Pass or1er H.F
was . uat Ar remained silent s' 0r+ 1n4
dat h. FiH" are rFfa 80 tuH agi uHa'-
H.fr.ftr. -rHHs hon Na cannot
b., t- ID ,n.. intention ~ ....,...t.1 ...a of
.fa....ia, Ola. p.Its mimic Il Ha leaaai
ill., ..r.et-. -m f.B.,er. ,.s. 81 non F..
IN, T., ~. net.a....' ,,sI..r ana h. has.
l,t-.sl Fl. aa,iaat ,,... ..l .i.. ,t..itrf... ~
e.i...t a. ,s.- master IT.. -e.l5. 3. entertain
rs doubt al DE-. power. lie admits. .u8fe.f..
tI.a, ~ d. fet,- f.d .snoraT ,I,r,Ist4sn j
would La,a.4e ar guout, 81. ..,l .,l.. ;
I,..,f- ,.r-..! tsr tste Of l.t.+ .o favor ~
ar.a..ff,, .an,,.ti.f.. r. -4f..ta. Of
ita r'sUts. Ln. ,lf4 b...a.a-,. go. .aiaH.l
o..si. Tan few .t,la,l rr.Drf. r.fH.f than to
r5sr,rd witt. sn undue oxen. ~ l.s faa.r
~. fHe-e ever nm esh.t.uon of rlade-..
,i.t BdIte,,f Uarrag before HAi F.
man chose to ,ssrhss hru.e.i. and 10 .uiler
IN. humiliation At tHe re..-4ue,. at his own
,tsio f,.,ir rst-.,ia dui. ,,l,,s a.,. Nod t..p
LIN y,ent sa,. .n.ed tt. -.-l...
Hpi IS tf.4. r,.lIgf.e..ls. H.. lcaerv
..g.3aa TIE an. ~ iufF aF.-irp afnp..
nma r,y t. dissemination ti,rrursoat FIJI.
#.rgth and fs4ai,h af III. State Tsrrs K y
pslcr from tbe ve.t continued % # v5.
bis..r.usttd .trrv pHpra .7 T.,a.. h..
ar. ,l, ..efi.,n eftInr nd, opp,.,.f..t, H., sa.
rg.. and o.t .at.t,u, with .f,..,uti..r,aa
ibe .tu,.p ts ,o.tte tbc doctrine. rn,I.-,r,i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

RATHER AWKWARD. \ i"" daNs s'h' e.
gentleman, who was en- route tor Ne" '"S'
rot out Mt the station. leaving his he'"'
half" sole oecursn, OF The seat re'nfn'ne'
found good looking gentleman occupying
his sea, and making himself socisble "'"
his travelling companion, politely requisite"
the stranger to give him his seal ~"
seat, sir . said the stranger, " don Ano"
that YOU have any better claim 10 It than
have" "Very well. air. replied our
friend, "if you will keep it, allow me to IN
uoducs you TO my wife" The strange
looked blank, and made very hassy hseA'
for the next car.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25

4 writer IN the New York Journal OF
Commerce urges the nomination OF es>'"T
President Dallas, for the Presidency u
1866
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-25
Another Lick at the Psslmastevs.

Werccciyed the suhloucd letters of com
pln a few days ago and 10 tcrly assure
orr correspondent, that the Republican
has been regularly issued and forwarded
to then, We are sorry that they have mol
received it. WIN, J.. the reason Who
i- to blame
GArtTGt, August -, 1888.
Mn LoucurH,
The Republican has quit coming to my
office, for the last three weeks The dis
lance "a 60 short. Is there any remedy |
pay for my papers and don't Ike them to
be cabbagod II it Il the fault OF yourself
spur up. II its because YOU have no pa.
per to prnt, will hear of it and forgive.
y : r.