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reported peeiaRy for The y. Y Tri6sHs
There fair BUSH doing and the markt f ne better
descriptions buoyant and prices hr We near q 20 i
der atAuces uuou the pcs noted Ia last spoFt ~ show
ing sn upward scy though from the light me
limited stock there scarcely BE- any DOUBT ut -e's
not vet reached their h >hest fzur@s 90
Although The stock market !. not q fu a. Il has been pre-
yious sesou psrnd there good srpp y and i j
mainly Of the best descriptions
Frrshfs It'll re low large numbers Of vessels lie the
docks sw aitiIg ord,ra
the yens named below have been ~ follows;
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Company for the construction OF new wide-gause
rsihosd from Ossego to Syracuse, to connect with
tie Bnghsmton Road is being organized.
At Philadelphia and Boston the money market con-
tinues easy AT Boston paper Is to = cent In the
street The Boston Courier says:
10 be ooired. The following exhibits a very gooi
balance, viz: .o,o.o
New Silver Coinage on $4,000
God and Gold Bullion puroAssed.......-... $500
hand. l,4SoGV
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MAKRIED.

LoBoySs-BRowEAt Newport, Tuesday, Aug a. by the
Rev Nh Fuar r. c erward az Trinity Church, by
the Rev II. De ven assisted by the Rev NJ Mercer Res
tor The Parh HsSs LosoTSs charge dAHses de Bel
eoue ans HyRSIsTTE vISGsroN, daughter Of the late
CApr. owndes Brow U. ;. A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Rochester, "Wednesday,
AUG IS by the Rev. Dr. McIyaine. JOHN RUrHsRFOso Of
NewJeIsey 10 CB.KLoTTE daughter II Jas n Livingston
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fAeveIt- ociese J


beaches Tcnltfoee, OF any otnef ifuib may w;
s Ri versctiy ncsh FOR years without ,aesr OF
49, ,ss,evaiy- property, oy III use Of LcDsows rLrkST
CAx This the only positively Self sesls' Can
Il. a. IN others require solder enent They are
sased hy who them the DeAtes,, safest md mos
-, Cans In Full directions for putting up frufs,
shlss &c will accompany the Cans. For sale wholesale
"a r,tsii, BY TsYLoR HopeETrs, No 60 tsekman 81
Of
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MARINE COURT-Aps. i6-Before Judge BIRpsALI.
SUI FOR KICkIsG OVER GARBAGE BARREL.

yehn D. SIedisor sgf. Joseph C. Csu6e.d
fiamnh Keeps grocery at No. 276 Third-av and
defendant hes dry goods store adjoining Mr. s. kept
opposite his bali door, alleged ny him. bet seeu two
awning pests close the curbstone barrel for the
reception OF garbage and sweeplngs of the store &c
WIN view to the contents being taken, usual by
inc garbage carts IL alleged that on two OCCASIONS
being 3oth June and cath July last, Mr. Garfield
copmiieo, IN malice aud in passion tresspass, by
kicking the sad barrel and Us contents into the street
and kicking he bead out oftne berTe &c Action is
amount laid at $500.
In defense il is said tha: the said barrel protected
more than oDe-haf on the sidewalk opposite Mr. C. a
sore that the barrel leaked and the contents often
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sNIATUkL ALAAyAc......rHis DAY.
srgRises II Sets...........6 Sd uoos-Sets..,. PA
HIca NArFH...........-....rhis pAN
Sandy Hooh IO:Ci Gov leland. 1854 Hell aa,esRt
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t.nyis ANpRoTYPFs are q new and beautiful

J., in the World q Art. They arc tAsen upon a. 10
more durable beautiful and tecate tan me one' Ds
,>eot,pes rsksn ms autsueousy and aspted !" .e
szsron OF large groups. Made only a. SkADfs' NO -"
Hrosdwsy, over 1hoDpson's-
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baltimore cattle-narkes.

BALTIMORE Aur. ie-5,0 bead q Rssvss we're ode n.
on C.rFtE marker to-day aud near, I'll sold s.
fon S76s9 IS lel Hoss 10 good demand Nd 81 IS
80 50 g ic0 70.
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RUsHToS's PURE SODA-As the ram and dew
the scared es does RUsaToSs delicious SoDA and
csFsM sRuys refresh the palate when psrched by droan
l..,spd. can testify that zee cream eAfno COMPARE
xrvins Arrk be had under the Aef house e'i"ei
5srslxy A. and No. All Broadway, corner Censi-H'
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Markets-CAKrrrLLY REPORTED FOR THE TRrBUsE.

THUEsDaY Aug. Is 1850
AsHES-The srts quite firm FOR PEAKS ~ &c 81 30 Si
ard Pots steady az 20 t2l.
COTTON-fhe unfayorabe sdyces per America 81 hand
this morning were received with disappointment oy pa-s
gtueray and decline has consequently ensued with Sign
inc rAton hesyuess As holders not prepared 70
accept decline and buyers VII not operate unless some soe
en submitted TO- The saes DO not exceed 500 bales Our
Quotations are uouray the same which repeat folio
sxw.voEK
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fAdver'isement.
,US AT BRADY'S.- v
p Vignette heads

&c snsrely new feature in portraiture Made Nowhere
eur.s or Aneroa except at his establishment Photograph
so,sa M oil and coors and spped every siIe uot
M, 10 he smallest miniature. $50 Broadway over Thonpson
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The market presents no new feature tbs Week "Iln
the execution of Sweet Potatoes from Virginia
Common Peaches are selling from 5G75 cents per
basket. Delawares are held at 81 25G 81 70 PEI
basket. and the choicest are sold at 81 per basket.
Cuttings such as are sold by the wagon-boys were Of
fered Yesterday as low as ten cents per basket.
The above markets a. carefully revised by the fol-
lowing dealers at Washington Market:
! AZ Fu1LlR-stand No. lOI. Butter Cheese ara LaEd-
3 P,cEFE g. sos-stand No. 8. Poultry and Game -
Ks,PP s. RYso-stands Nos q aud % Beef Mutton veal
and Lamb. ~. g., H..
Bacon Beef Tongues &c.
i n BRo,s Co-stand no. 4 fruirs Of all kinds
j ID HIscox-Stanis Nos. II and IS, Fish dealer.
C. B. HARRIs-Stand No. -. EEzs Cheese Nc
s l.. ENs Co.-Nos ami FuitonsL, oresn and Dreo
Fruits Vegetables. Herbs, &c
Wn j BLAcK-Stsnd No. 60, Vegetables
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Enmily MarIketifih.

The following csbe gives me Retail Price OF the
PRINCIPAL srticee Of Farm Produce IN The City OF
NauYork on Thursday Aug. I6'
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plsxN's PATEsT IMPROVED canopy AND MIA VITO
s..,,,aty .asin.t Muskefoes and all lnsects - - -
W. sTRATToS Sole Agent No 90 Chsmbers-st'
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pTRpY's NATIONAL THLhItKi- ~, - dr.ma of
80, :, |. house sin ToN,swT N NE NE a sod IN.
o'hkAL ihs 49, 49, p.xroNIME. A.daFASeE Wal S''s''N
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HQeIrpe PTVfThfE Nv ~"
EoT or LOT. either on 4th ~ or o D. pc
- % sretei elo 600 ADDE'S A. NJ, No. 26 West 30"
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DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONyEN-
rIox.-Messrs L. Jacobs and f. ID. Culver have
been chosen delegates from the Fret Assembly
District TO the Republican State Convention, to be
held at Syracuse on the 26th of September. Alter
mates, J. B. Wells and j. Friend.
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JsrENPERAEoE.-The police of the First Second
Third and Fourth Districts made only seven arrest
for intoxicauon on "Wednesday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-17

FnE.-The alarm Of fire in the Eastern District yes
sesday morning about l o'clock was caused by the
burning of a wood shed in the of No lOI Powers
st. Damage trifng.
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vices. Some Of the obstacles to hsrr,oaious Or.
rspvenent have recently been removed
The Central Railroad Company have consented, at

raDvenent have recently been removed
The Central Railroad Company have consented, at
the 70 quest and under the advice Of The transfer agents
here. Messrs. Duncan, sherman Co. 20 suspend the
oreration # the Objectionable r'les of tr4ner until
1t Sept. uber. This relieves he difficulties Of open
ing day 2lst aud after the st September, in case u
ned certificates with pGwer attached can be passed
fo hand to hand witt out transfer on the books. The
arrangement we believe meets the views Of the Board
Of Brokers.
The reeeitt. Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania 'ad for
~
Earrings Hr months Of o"Sf %
fDcf
We notice no change in Money matters. The de-
mand is good, bu; the supply is superabundaat at
y cent on call. TIE ofcrings at Bank are quite
hght and street discoHn. rates are al e cent Tor
fIst-class names. The quantity Of business paper
does not increase as much was anticipated az the
sfason progresses The Insurers occupation s for the
present measurably gone. Two : cent month Is q
myth.
AID attempt il being made at s.. Louis to psy oil the
Indebtedness Of the Ohio and Mississippi road along
the line snd set the in motion again. The amora
needed is only some $4,000.
A comparison of the footngs Of the weekly bank
statement OF the Boston Banks with those Of the state
ment Of the previous week, exhibits the following re
suits;
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Internationally

"a. reovered and the accused was held oy 'sNe'
r. srt TO sxswer the charge N
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John H. and p J. Hogern1n ag. Max Westham
On Dor d, We beie0e, in replevin, where the de-
fepsant alleges he had mistaken the nature OF the IN
st1umort he had signed and also conten1ng mat DC
had not received 10 ice OF sulf. Moloh - haue i9i
now trioL MOTION granted so far as 10 allow defend
am 10 come in and defend, upon payment of $40 coss
Of motion, and the costs of entering ny the judgment
and upon sewing on thin five days from the
service Of this oder-ihe judgment 10 stand as sc u
rity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

sssstb.i the i.hshitanss Understanding
th.t u. c.sntr, wss about '" r'-s '''"
American ps...sslon. he has t"k"" h"ll
with his .fiir-,s Of csfts," mission isna".
p,cp~,ly h.Ic~gtrs In th- N~s'rsn Cav
.,r.,...,., hot cultivated aimee ''m- 'ma'''
n.csisl h, tn. e;,is.ns Of the town. Ihr's
men are raasy thrust Sro" whs, the ,os'
s~s,ion Of ,s~rs hA' led them 10 r""'a''
their own. W.. Captain gr,s gran, Rom
Nprieo, dated few yrs's bset. I'D WIN
HE miuions will spl-sf before ininfr
American Land Cor,ms.i ~, claiming /"
tract III land, 40 n,ure bis. IN fact, according
Ia the recent treaty, than ss''srr snoh b"A
OF which N,neopa Indian robbed zoe 'hr
n;h,- day. thr hunts oI an oIdinsf, let
ter would meyer prrmi, me 10 explain "
yea the villainops i'upo,Itions under "tirh
The poor bat ndusiSiou. people ni ~" ter
fiinfy arc suhefiag; It would not express
,belf i.elings SUPP, 10 cay that 'i'e, are
plnd 1t tue p,ospec, Of = chsngr oi govern
meat; the, are Ia .es,sciu- al 'at q 'ns
on 4. distant from iisfmIsiilo abou, 800
miles, aud 400 from tasymas "A good
read ~ -ald. leading 20 at! parts al Hono'
ra u, psriment
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nv on. snhj-e, Besides the 's''oa"
question hs. been fully discussed. and - no
l,,yer one Of interest II the New t"'A
eomp,uy ws. no, provided with proper
representative. when the subject MAS ""'''
Discussion, it WAS their misier'une. ]" II
too late for Nr. Wigisli. even With his '"''
ent.. 10 give !, vi's!i'v. or to 'n'p'fs conn
a,ur. in In. fuanciers If "world vide re-
,,y,ur We are satisfied that his commas
nica,ion was intended more Tor othe'e 'nS'
l,, ~. The gentlemen asssiled are able
To defend themselves. II they sec proper &c
do so. A. Tor ourselves. we are done WIN
the subject for the present.
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OCT The New Orlraas fics,unc says,
,ha, an expedition has been organized by
the L :. Guvern,n,n'. for the purpose ol
securing an action in luriherancc vi the
great PROJECT Of cnns''uc'np railroad t.
the Pacific. IN appropriation oi $4,000
ha,ing been made Tor the purpose, the Sec
Rotary OF War has appointed Cap, J. Pope
OF the L =. Photographed Corps. with 4
detachment of $50 United States troops %
proceed on the mission Dr. Il {; shu
mard, iorn.fl, Surgeon aud Geo.ogist 10
Capt, r. u, Marc,s expedition. viii also
accompany this one IN the sam. capacity .
The immediate destination IT the exprai
ton Is the region al the Pecos. and its oh
itct tina, of ascer,aiuiug whether water can
he obtained on til. Llsnos de Eslncado. by
mems of Auesisu wells Heretofore no
water has been discovered on those vast
plains through which III. Pacific Railroad
viii have tp pass, sad which, II supply OF
water cannot by some mesus be obtained
On them, must pr--eu, u scarcely suimoun,
able obstacle to the undertaking.
The ficaynue Continues;
Capt. Pope and DR.. Shumsrd are both
now IA our city, en- route Tor their des,iua
ton. They will proceed hence 10 indianola
aud San Autonin. al one oI which ptrres
Capt Pope will ,pin the troops. aud IL. once
proceed TO the plains. !, is expected that
some e'sh, months will hr occupied IN the
sndeasor To secure the supply Of water.
and II that meet with Success by ~ before
the expiration OF that time, the e,pidilion
will in all probability Ire ordered To ptocsed
to esplore the country for other purpose.
IN luftherarre oi the greH, ultimate n',jec',
the construction of the Pacific Kail,osd.
OF We are indebted to MIR J. - Jorn
DAN, who has Jast returned from til. cit,
lor New cfleans papers ii the esening Of
the 10Th. They cootain hu. cue or two
I,eas of interest. which We sshjnin
Liverpool dates to the eth ni,. There
is nothing new from III. Criu.a. Sehas
."pol sill remains u,csptarcd, unas.sul,ed
Tho allied army ia reported To be still in
depl,rablc co idi,ion.
4 d'sps,eh from Washington Ct The ssh
sta,cs that the Texas creditors bill las
passed
Cor'oN. -Advicss by the A,lsntic xp
pear to have checked the demand. The
following are the quotations: Ordinary
u al; Middli"g. u n 81; Coed MA
dig. ~ .; Middling Fair. o. a " +;
Fair. lOa 'O4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

OF The n. Rev tlorxttn Potter, ~ the
city OF New York recently went 10 Mon
,rcsI, the capital o, n British province, to
take part ~ the consultations Of :" the
Church Soeiet, Of that province, ~ 4"
the state of the established church, and lie
sister. the Protestant Ensc"prl church n
the tnh-d S,acs Of tnc'ics
Dr.. Potter said tina, he considered il
" something To Act foot on the soil 81 ''er
Gracious Majesty, the Onr.n, G"d bless
he, 4" aud ,nmedis,ely added;
iir hsd PRAYED for her on the land aud
on the .es. aud hoped In do So again. She
h.d his s.n,.athy his deep sympathy. IN
the noble sNsts she WAS making \, thu
presen, time. 10 snbdne n ba' bafoas power.
who had attempted 10 crush n feeble IN
,iou aud ov.'whelsn Europe Mach hss
been said about American feeling. aud
american sentiment. in regard to thu war.
hut h. would tell his Lnrdship that II the
people ~ Canada wished a. understand
the public sentiment NJ the country, they
must not search for j. in N. newspapers
LIQUID eh-cssl Thew mustg" 10 the edu
Gated m~n, the clergy Of the church. 10
those who had studied Shakespeare, MI
ton, and Hooker. and they would hnd thst
they were heart and soul with England IN
the s,,ugxlr. and daily Offered up their
prayers Tor her succsss."
We wonder what tho Rev. gentleman
thinks Of ,lose old fashioned foihs who
read the Bible
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

" sstrsss isem ,hs diseessss 81 ".
!. Eiiises, q d. Lssis. ~ following pr.
iesns ssassas. psblshsd Va w A''sos"
Caeesls;
.CnAss ths pssssss sysssm. very hind
q lsinhiag.bcsss i legalis-d. fro" The
,osess 70 ~ :Axhsss. from, the mssnsst 10
III mc,t cnss.y. 0c far - the law can do
Il. v.sy ~ made places al respectable ~
,er, ssse~a Oh elass~s Of the community
The police oGcss who srr-s.s The drunk.
srd. ssi ~ Jsdes who passes sentence o"
him, nay, II hey piess~. drink with him
1t The essns has. w'itho'f. rs9fcsch. Inc
door, ass al~sys orea. With only that do
sr.s Of psivsev which IL needed to encour
sss the shame faced to 60 in, The sha"'r
fseedness soon wears Of, ~hen the resree-
liability Of the company 10 sssa. and those
vho enter with shyness. &c on, with
emile aud swagge', ~ Il they did clev'
q thing.
"Now, the practical question ia. how
Aose THE syssem work W. have tried II
long saosEh 10 know. What !. lis i"tli'
~nee ston the general morals of thu com
a,snity, and particularly. what 10 'is '"aa-
,ces upon the yosngl Tho young man
ius& eomiag u tho city, NJ ~ho hss recent
" passsd from the school to tho counting
,oeas, ~ workshop. snts's upcn the dn''e'
Of city lie. tie has no desire for drink.
and no tssss Tor il, but he sees what the
usage 10, and ~ the freshness Of home ,n>
Auc.ce wesrs oil. hs drops In occas'ons''y
with HE companions 10 see what Is going
on, snd rsstshe to The very harmless OK
tsM Of whatever may h. offered. 10 .
harm. - extent fes TINE. bu, !" 'ns'
shoughs!sss beginning. you see the rSpl"
ration Of the ruin and depras:ty which we
deplore.
Such 10 the effect upon those ~hoee
sdscasion should teach ther better. u -
ssill most marked upon the laborsng classes
whose habits Of life expose them !" gtea.
sr temptation. The poor man. "ho nnds
few comforts in a's o.n home. y doohiy
tempted by the socisl pleasures of the bar
room.
The demoralzirg intiuenee OF our
present sysssm cannot be denied. W.
have tried them long enough 70 zee 'ns' 20 20
good 10 likely . come out Of them o"sn'
40 not 10 mako trial OF something e's"--o'
sone kind Of tsmpers"es 'sws--e'f"er 10
restrain or rroh'oit TIE universal use ~ !"
'oXicnt'ng d'lnksf 90 mol Know VIVA.
form OF Legislation may be best or 20 ~"a'
sats"s ~ shouid Co. bo. 10 'ss - : CIV
understand the subject, tue nearer We cA"
cotns to tho absolute prohibition o, I'll
drinking houses, snd OF I'll ma""'ac'"' :
and sale Of alcoholic drinks. the os''s. y
will bs for the fescs 81 tho c"'n,n""',y
ard for every good cause. F'sus'o'' ""'
j.ctions may 10 found, and oa'cf'ss may
Ike made againss tho Invasion o. 'nd's'"ua'
rights. but extreme caaes require es'fs'ns
n,cssusss. II a pes'i,snre f" raging "
New Orleans. ws establish Quarantine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

GREEN. rmg Chicago BA>sEe--Is1
n.n, who WAS convicted ~ sh~ murder q
hi. wife. aud subsequently had new ~
granted him, seems a y. ! \ fxis Siy
escaping tie cir'ctes al the law Kss"e'sse'
His counsel have applied I" tire >ats'~s
I curt "f Illinois, t"t y writ III h"bsss ~
pus. tor his d,sch"'y-, "n the I"il"~S
grounds;
l. verde, in n capital case ra' "F
b. received in open c"u't.
2. IT, this cas- the verdict wac rev.
b. .he Judge, aztec ih~ r"u,t sdy"s'""
aud WA he'si0's ~" verdict.
3. hi. Jur, having bee" d''eh"c.
without rendering n legal .~,dirt. H.
on-r cannot h. legsIls lid again. w 49,
.ti,u,i"" providing thu, y" ns" 'hse 4
twice placed ~ t.I.'d, to- sks sss'
frnce. ..
The ';hicsgo rsihu"~ vIv~s .hs Eve
stances attending tI,~ ssesvto" o' '"
diet. ~ l"llows; y.
"On Saturday evening", ~ The
composing the eo~,t. We're pssss"e
c"a.t ROM, hut nothiug AS dome 'atss ~
hall past 10 A. that hour, the jung ~a
Ing spo" ths bench. dirsclrsr thr s's m
oI'-~ the court, aud sdj"ar" H. 49, ~
"'rhrk. o" tAs tnlhwi"H se""dss $780,
! H. Sheriff accordingly snssis 49,.
aoa, fossrally opening, and thsH
iug the cUust. u the ho>w deskmss~
"'lhs vast asssmbly thst ellsd ~ N.
roam was si"wiv dIAysssi"S. ss.' ~ -.
had descended from the bench. ~
s.ill within ths bar. when . ssssss -
rived with lhs insslliesnss thss y. ~
had agreed 'i'hs Jsdss .sss"'ss ~
aps,~ ~ hsash. and. IssnlaU on
Clssh, &ls~tsd him mol N sssss 9" ~
sotd ~ esdss sdjos~iag ~ $780,
- hed ds,as -. ~ ssass ~ ~ ~ ~
ND vssA shew shae ~ eesgs =
opeasd."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

tn. State Gazette publishes the dse''-
ion Of the Supreme Court. in the case o'
George Jones' and Nancy Jones. V. The
State Of Tesss This case had bee" car
,ied up on appeal The appellants hsd
been tried in Madison county. ut the pre-
c.ding ,erm OF the corrt, aud were eo"-
v;c,sd Of murder in the second degree the
fist named M principal, and the SECOND
named NJ accessory before the tact
new trial WAS granted, snd both appellants
were convicted OF murder in th. AfH De-
gree.
The case was carried up, On several
grounds. 1t was aIl.dged that members OF
the jury had been provided with ardent
spirits. by the drpu'y sheriff, o' on" or Two
orc,siuns during the zine of their deiioers'
/ tom. The Cont decided 'hs, this. IN u
self did nc, constitute = sufficient ground
~ .qt the decision aside unless there were
attendant circumstances, calculate" !" ere
ate an apprehension that the J"N "'sh'
have been biased. or 'mpfope'l, i"iiutnr'd
in their verdict. The Judge proceeds to
say
Oh ia believed To be proper on THIS oc'
cnsinn. to noue" WIN f"i''"'""" "''
we hea'n w e''i''"" ,.. I, =
cANe' """ =, e.. p..,,,,, A..
er'''''' '' ' 49,, .o,,. Al.
- .b,il ,,k. ch,rpr oi IN.
Iury a,d no, an ,ynnrsu, youth ot seven
tren years Of age, ~ haiiih. tn esp'Ai
case 10" Dam" s"'"'" wv ~. ~
A., .,,.,,as. do, hs ,l,nlJ not
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.ss new 's'f""'y :"""" - '"s "s"'o''
purchase. no i,e'"'" 'ay' Tue "'"''
On h'eh'9en' Reh"e''s" wa" mas ,e''"e'
''r some ''"e " ,'e ''''o,'' '"' ""' Wv
"Ase'ed extensively owe. ''e ','f''"'E. ~"
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se'iosd ~ barren ana "o'''''s '"' ss'r"'
'sfs' o. any o'"e' Purposes '"'y WI, "
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17

V0| We learn from the Shreveport Dem
ocrst that. At the late meeting Of the di
rectors Of thu Vivkshurg. Shreveport. and
Texss Railroad Company. At Monroe. L..
that Mcssrs. Young ard Tnurnadrr's con.
.,sct far grading Sc, from Shreveport 10
the Trz.s line WAS sbr"satsd. aud = now
contract entered into with Messrs Norris
aud lshot'rs. These gentlemen have =
nambev" Of banda Al work on tho road,
and intend increasing tho force to 200.
Col. Bonner. the engineer. had arrived =,
Shreveport. and the Democrat says that
The work wi!i h prosecuted with viyov.
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W The klbsny Evening Journal. Of .

w tn. kibs"y Evening Journal, Of =
recent date. says:
"thers IL no doubt that vessels are eve
~ year. II not every month. fitted out for
this pira,ical usific from New York.
rsssen. events have called the attention Of
the authorities tn acme Of them. But how
man, moro ssesps detection can only bs
eonj~etur.d."
Yet. this Alolisios josmal has not .
word 10 cay assIsss tAls tsslls. AN ~
dens nsistiees ~ rseesved for ~ ooulh.
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CoHNrERrEir,>o N A rrNtrENrtAsf
The Detroit Fee Press. 81 the Sth tS.a
SAYS it IL true, n. charged som~sin.s sawee
that coant~.i-itinx coin has bee" ca's'ss
On |" the Michixs" State Prison; thu. y
uxnufmc .ure WAS carried an nv Que II ~
k.-p"rs. N c""ju"c,io" with y convict, W
thai the keeper has fed.