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T.
II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities WIKI
Western Northwestern and Southwestern sates by con
truon- Hallway drc'. The Road sso connects a. rfsonfgh
with daily Inc Of steamers 10 al ports on the Wesen Rivers
srd Cleveland and Sandusy with Steamers 60 AL ports on
tie Northwestern Lakes; making the most direct cheapest an
reliable route By which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 snd
from the Great West. ... ,,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and fIItSBUhoh
KIEsT CLkss-Doots shoes, Dry Goods Tin 75 per 100 NJ
hoxes) Furs Feathers Sc................D
SECOND CLAss-BoOks aud Stationery, Dryl
Goods. lin bales) Hsrdware, Leather, t'e per loJ 10
Wool, Gc.......................... s..s.:)
THIRD cLmS-Anys, Bassins' bacon aai 5oc per 100 b.
Pork Tin bulk Hemp, Sc.............'.:D
FOURTH CLAss-Cohee, Fish Bacon aDd fAc ner 100 n,
Pork. (Packed) Lard and Lard Oil 80. = -
Ia shiTIing Goods from any point east OF fhhaeha o. par
tcular 10 mark the TIckage via fennsyVania haroe Al
Goods consigned The Agents Of this Road az fnaicphia or
F.fstureh viii be forwarded without detention . . . .
FREIGHT AGESrs.-Moses Potter, Boston, j. L. Einot'
NewYork; T.. j. Sneeder, Phi edephia Magraw Mons
baltimore; Geo. {. Frsnccus Phugh spnngnan bro"n
Circirna, Ohio; J. 5. Moorhesd, Louisville ~. X c.
Medium Madison Ind; Racih Co., St. Louis, MO- j. >
Mitchell L Sou, Evansville, Indiana
For further particulars bills of Gding, apply 20
j. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. haiiIoad CO.. or -
e. b. ALLEN, No As'0r House, New 7 OK
IL IT, HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, hoona, Pa
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f1oatrhes, Jemflrp, &r.
DTnTCED UNDERSTANDINGS, j

III TLRY DIAMONDS and SILVER-WARE.
The unders.Ened for the lest eighteen years wesnorn
Deer and Importer offers for sale al Goods IN his line AZ
ioxer Price. or quality, than any other house m
York Phadelph .e or any other city and Will send b.
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c, 49,
TO al parts q the United States, free Of charge ~ zoos
wsrsned as represented Ordcn By mail Postpaid faithfully
stttndedto.
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TOR SAN JUAN DE NlCARAGUA.-Ih
lerdid frstclass ling steamship UNITED STATS
hayira been unavodtby deaned will positively -a for me
sbovenaned port on SATURDAY, May ~, NJ a. VI rms
lin las bees fitted expense 20 convey Col hne
and biz friends Central America All paroa deous OF
,igsfrr 10 that country will find this faVcrab. oporuly
r secr Ing rsss.se For foil particulars snd positive inorna
ton relative 70 the expedition. apply 10 PADEAGAS Co.
NJ So Beaver-s where plans Of The ship may be seen
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HOIrsATONIC RAILROAD.-SUMMER AR

II II RANGENENl.-tofln ncing MONbtif sAif . Ae'l-
GOING NORTH
Fvov Rsrper,okroS;soA M-Fresht Train with pasen-
ger car arrives Il Van Deusenyiiie q ~ r NJ .
lfc A. M-PassDser BE- fhc A. II. Taln from New ors
tale this rain ard arrive Pit,sfed 3. T. NJ connecting
With Westfrn snt North Adams Roals. Albany pas ngeIs
eGpge sn Il NeH Deusenye and connect state Lnew WIN
Me.isrn trsn 20 Albany IN
hroufh 10 Ptsiel Saturday, arriving al ll:lt p NJ
FRoN HARENGToN.6si2A M.-Freisht Train Tltn paaen-
ger car for Piffslsld arriving a. a:57 A. ~
DEJsENvILLE..:< 7. M.-For ctafe Line af5rr
The arrival Of :5 A. NJ trsn from Bridgeport connee ing
stse Line with wesrn Train AbsSy, and Huis9n ADD
Berk.hlre Trliu 70 Hudson
D''A'A''' GOING SOUTH.
FpoM PfTTsFIELD9 4. N-PasseleeE Tram Tor Is 1- port
1s iu e,rncis az Van DtusengiHe with tsain Tom se.e
Line ard bridgeport with y EApfes IIaa to NeWiors
arriving Il 3 p N.
Nor Darlington feis viii passenger arriving q,
49, A. M-Pasenser for Bridgeport Mondays oily arriving
FSey sTarE LIvs-sic l. M-For Van Deusenyile, a.,
H. arrival Il Metern Train from bany. CONNECTING - Van
DeusenyIle With Passenger Train % BIds port
Faoa KEXT-73 A. M.-epeciA from Kent Tor bridgeport
arfyiue o. 80 A. II.
FsoS V,N DFussSvILLE-6:2z A. N-For Bridgeport,
Fnisht rain With pssseug-r car, arriving c. 7. VI
Waerturg Ger NertG been attached . the pa en-
Ger ear a. great expense. The Kept entirely Tree
H. rtfe ergh the train, aud be aid 20 sa me
eorveuieree o. he p,sengtrs CHARLES HUM, PetaeIt'
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
vi -Traveiers for CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
- r.furs and Soun-Wes obtain lhrogzn Ilc1et,
SSTWYORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. newborn
fENTRAL RAILROAD, by application a. tue Company VI
ice NJ - JOHN +. PORTER, General AGENT
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YTONTINE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
/ or THF CITY or NETWORK, Ofice No s. Wsilst'
- ere No Avenue D-This Company. suzsd IN.
5er ~. Genera Insu.noe Law Of e53 with Cssh csptA
Of 5000 ofer- TO insure DWELLiNG.hOUsEs MEh,
CHsN1IST HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and OIhEIs
PROPERTY sgrst damage b. ire terms a. fayor;
49, Of sry SIMILAR n,uti1 AL losses promptly al
usted and V,id DltEClORs- ,.-, ~ -
'Ie,,es Pir.ou Samuel Jessup, Jeremiah o. Lugn'
SSi-r,rsii n Whit T. ~ Kimbafk. George Read,
~, / Durvea Johu : Reyuoids Gsor-e c. Lggar.
49, y OsieE Tdyin L. Smith, Th1-lis Hayi.sni,
~ III "a T.vior Andrew j. Gaze. J. Wade Wr.on,
r. w Ceissenhaner, Jr David :. Holmes. -
= WILSON FRErBogS, sec'y. JAMES PlkSsOS, Pres't
VyHE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COON
ces Nos. sWall-st. and Is Greenvich.'t Cssh capital
$1,000 with surpus Insures Building NefcAan i.e raf
mir r. Ve.ss IN po their CsrEoes aud other Property
se nj Loss or DAMAGE by Fire MASON THOMPSON, FresI
MARTIN J.. CRoVELL, Secretary.
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T ONG ISLAND PAU.ROAD-Leave Brooklyn

4 FOR Greenrort 10 A. NJ: for Hampstead. II NJ snG
p NJ. Fsrmnriaie St5 p. NJ; Jenaiea $50 The Syosset
Train viii leave BROOKLYN a, 10 A. and SIS Z. NJ each
m IS A NJ and $50 2. ~ On Saturdays, the 50, + "
Fsrrnsae Train viii Taphans and leave flphanA u
eIcA NJ Monday morning for Brooklyn. Leave GreenPoit
fr Prooivn e. 10 NJ FIrrureaale 75o A. NJ sSossss
7as A H. and p n: Hampstead. as 4 ~ spi ~ r. NJ
Isr,.ic, an IS & Is A NJ. and 10 and is z. NJ.
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"UDS0N RIVER RAILKUAD.-On and alter
MONDAY May T. lass, the Trains win leave Csansbr~
STATEN follows: Express Train \ " Competing WITH
Way Train u ~ Express Trsin Is VI Aosom,a9ts;.on
Train Up. ". For Poushkeeps ie-Wsy Nal, Az Ex-
rrr,s 44e NJ Way Freight and Passenger Tran, II " NJ
for PcekskiIl-S &c, 4 and p NJ for IAryto~n-
lc:l5AM, s:9P.M. The Tsrytown. Peekskh snd roIsh
keere Trains stop all the WAY Sssons Passenger ese9
a. Clan bers Canal Christopher, ard slsf-.s. sONpAi
MAIL TRAIN NJ, froIa Csnas, for Albany saS TOY
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ISSS DAY Goat for 1914
1000. ALBANY, landing teseh wsy) Il CCcs
A, Nysek GrAssy Point Wet Point, Cornwall, Sewburzh,
PousLkeeps'e hhuebeck. Cstsk Hudson, and Cosaese
Nets served On board Tie fAvo,e steamer ARMENlA 4,
resrlGr trrs 20 Albany leaving NeYork, from o Of An--
rsys,. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, sad SATURDAY,
~ o'elock L. ~. " B-A BasgageMas viii accompany
lie steamer each way check Bagzse free. tor psrtcla
Terire hewioTk and EEie RGTosd Oeee ChAnoers-s'
wharf
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
WON NEw-YCgE TO LtFERPoo
Clitt Calm Passale.
scconl CABIN fsslce..................--s.'.' -
Fsoa BOSTON 70 LIVERPOOL -
Chief Calm felss
seccuc Colin Psss sEe..............-......'s' o
Tie ih!r rem bogfcn cell a. h1lilx
ARABIA. Capt Jsckins. AVE Il 4 Oar- Ltls
IEEsIA. Cav. Eyr.e- EUROPA S-f-- 49,
ASIA. CGTf. J.. g.. Lott CANAl.At t-}- 49,
AfhICA. Capt. Harrison SlAtfA4.A' Nai- - 20
Tee vsssl j CARY clear Lie Light . ti-'-e-- s
s'aibcGlL bow; rel " pur' how - l., "a NJ
~ = T..-,. Bot % WEDNESDAY, "a Nay
ANLRlCA, Leaves Boston W e@-.s- - -.
AFRICA, Harrison. Leaves Z ll'uni fe---'@'' 800
EeIfhs rCf securrl rr-4 l-it Tor
IN c1TtIitncsl slr-c1 "a sd Ill. q. e.,fr
1ie csrsr II tie is 81, y no b sccounti.e ief py-'
sl,f- b Pom = e1ie Jcs,y, Precious - = ~
ists ITS Of lsfHg srusI tseseiyr a-a ihe f--
tAsE,iz Trsslsd-
p ircislf g. Ycrzlee, rrri- % - -. ni.--.- -
There viii IL - s.curiiTso u tbs An- Y y 49, '-
further notice.
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I,0R BOSTON yia NEMPORT and FALL

l. VIZ DVNlO-N via W L phA "HN
j RIVFR.-The splendid snd superior steamer NJ
TROPOLIS Capt VIM Brown leaves New York every II -
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al , O'Clock, Z; h.i
ara BAY STATE Capt Thomas g. jewett leaves New NoIA
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a. ) O'CLOCK
p ~ from Per No s. " R. the Battery Both touching
a. Newport each way. ,,
Fereiner 10 will be regarded secured 70 any pp
cert until the she'll have been paid for
FREIGHT Boson forwarded through with grea ds"eH
hy az Express FREIGHT Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-21

rI'HE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY has
ffeu crganized with cafifl n four Hua re 10
rol.rs t@aosfO) A. EDWARDS President, liMh5 -
EFIEFN. SscrttaTy viii Loasd o. Dfesil.s e---1et
r1erv of cur COMMERCIAL tusnesa-tuen- .-,
Tie Contrary have sken the ICONS recently NaeAted y '
Courier and Enquirer Nc 70 W.i-si.
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yrw.YoSE, March l. lsia
The scrr IS Ter above noSce, j. ready Parties r.
rod 10 tie sse viii please cell ios the oe Of the Oon
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rv,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of

K sTFAMsHIPs-Tle first class .stelmslip NORTH
STAR ok viii leave New iork from per No
River q CiGmbe a. MUM rreceyf On
SATURDAY June Q. for HAFilE direct -
Iirst-clafs Passage ~
Sec ut-Cias BefsGge.
The NORTH STAR viii be followed BY the ARIEL, June ~
Tile owner Il these vessels will not Be account abe Tor uod
Silver Bullion Gle Jewory Precious stones or MetAs IN
es bills Of fading signed therefor and the value thereof
therein esfresse3. e,-,.-.., 81.
ter noon Ct the day before sailing 80, -, -
No nh occurred until paid Tor Letter. prepaid ~ cent? p
~ viii he eceivcd the Office up II A. NJ OF the Gay OF
sailing and will lie carried lndiafutbsr bags under
cck and On arrival .. Haye viii be Immediately deposited N
Post one there.
FIXED DATES OF SAILING.
From New-ioIk: - FROM HAVE; ~, n
NORTH STAR. June 3 NORTH sIAh.'.''''' "a q
NCrIU 81 ..Juiy Il NORTH STAR. June 20
ARIEL II ARIEL. '-l =.
NORTH STAR.ssT tcmbcr lN0kIh sLAl1' An.At -
ApIf L........Sti ieInber = AhlhL. lteinD-l
SCHTH STAR October IS NORTH STAR SEPTEMBER 2
spIvT Noyember s ARIEL ............ October IS
NORTH STAR. November 3
ARIEL. November =
TIL. are elsed A At the Insurance oices. and
1T .S soo9s v b. injured them low Of pre-
other stear1shife that crJ-- th- oct
-, Tr.irlt ~ Pessaee. arrly 70 D. TORRANCE.
No. Rowlin Green, New-fcrx
SUMNER. MONTANT 4 DRAPER,
No u Rue y. D.. hes victories, PL1-
CHRYsTIE. sCHLG 5SMANS Co,
No 2 Quai Casnlir Dclavigne Hayre
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DFNNSYLVANTA RAILROAD.-THREE

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREk
j DAILY 1HROUGH TRIMS BEIMLEN r, N ~
TFLPHiA AID PII1sBUGH.-lhe AOhNiN1 MAJ
TntIS Ph1aterhia tor Psbursh u Z A. "a , s-9
leaves Pfstr IN Tor PA ile p-ll - a. ~, --7 ~,
l.sres Plsds rh.l fcr pif'sb1rEh a VI al f ~
fcr PLlsdeTia B p. M. Tho NIGHT sAfks-S5 - :.
fr~es Ff-rrl Pitts Lr-h - y r y, az Es---I
ST Fhlsdc. rlil a. l1 T. Il. . . - ri. 81,
III al i've Lies - Pi,-sorrEh Tifh ne tli ~ %
Fr-nlf 1Fd. Le5uston. AID Losse Ky dsfra h.f No.
srr IA FlYete and IIiilnoros .n-t tnci-nai DaJ -
srr.rsfed Be cfoutsius SLniusky. Toledo C-ey -.I4
IN frs Zsuesvle Nassiou and Wooster, Ono aso VI
tire Steam Pscs 60 boats i4on and 70 Nesore~-< = -
L1l1r'le anu Cincinnati ~. - = q q
For further r-rfic-l1rs handts "a the no,es 81 ~,
Cry. Psreugers fad tbs the slerest mos, g
ard cent rtsie rcufe between the Fast and WEE -
Tires sh tcEefs be tai az elt1sf OF ne 4nefe
Places j. he Wet. cf q - T.. a.. =
r. B. LEAN Agent Sew-Jerssy Raj. osa oe. "a ~, q
- rr,-co-r -. r,.-..yl,sui. Railroad Co
No 2 kror H0ase. Ns,~ 4 ofk
THOMAS MOORE Arcaf cor iiis a Fsi11ssrhi,
New IoIt AITI 70, Isa5
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~ ROAD-SUMsfER ARRANG E,iENr, May :, 1855 =,
TRANS LEAVE Nrw-YosK-For New. aAven-I A. ".
Gal 1850, $50, lex. and Ac > I, Ok 40 Fof
Eridfepor--7. A. NJ, (E1l 1880. so, tAe snd ESJ T.
fEx 4so p NJ. For Miord Stratfort fairfield sorfnpot
ana We-port-7 A. NJ, Izso SSc $50 P. NJ For No-wlk-
70 Nj 1880 $40, tEI GHd Ae- ok I So SIS p NJ
For DAN, erc GTcerwich-7 A. NJ 1850, So Tx snt
Ae.l $50, SIS P. NJ Fer stsnord-7 g \ NJ (EI l2So'
sc; I, HG) 40, SIS ~ For for Chester and New.
Roeheie7. A. NJ; l2so 3a AS0 Sis 6ls +. NJ For Rye
and tnerneciAe Stations, A. NJ l-So, , sis, 0l'
r. M.
CONNECTING TRANs-For Boson-9 4. u, tEx.;l =. ",
Hxl For Hartford and Spngfsli-3, Exs) 1880, NJ,
(Hx For Couuecticnt River Railroad 70 MonreA-s A. NJ,
Hx1 For Canal Railroads. A. W., iExl 1880 p. II. For
NevLs Edou Railroads A. Nj Z. ~ For Housafonie Rail
rusd-s A. ~; $50 p NJ. For Nauga'uek RAILROADS. A. ~
3.o P 81. For Dalbury and NoTwAk Railroad, n Vi
4PM 20. -.
TRAgs TO Nrw-YoRE-From New Hayen-6N, 7, sS
J. Nils (E5.) 4So, SIS P. ~ (Ex.l From Budgepor-
elo 49, lcls A. ~; 2ss tEx) 6ll, SS2F NJ, tEMl From
Norvak-s ga SIS, 1852 A. NJ; 23, tES.l IS, ~, 10
p NJ fFND Froua Port Chesor-5Sc g 49, L2s s57. llS
A n: 4ta 6H 2. NJ. JAMES II. HOlT, SUPP.
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OFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY

4 'ENIE AII hAILhUhI UI NV y '+'''1I :. =
y SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April ?
New Eas'on BY Red Jacket and
Wyoming, from Pier No ?, North Rive, at ~ NJ AMI
p ~ For somerville, fwayl AZ $50 ?. II.
The above az Eizabehiow win trans on ne
-Jersey Rrlroad, which leave New fotk tom t1t OF
Courtlsndf-sf. a. A. NJ. u ~. aud and P. NJ
JOIN O srERNS. Superintendent.
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NrFW WIDF-CAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW-
~ YORK 70 RoCHEsTER.-The ROCHESTER and GEN
FSFF VALLEY RAILROAD is open and in connection
with lie Buffalo Coming and New.YoTk aud NeSfok and
Ere Rarosds direct from NewfoFk to Roch-
The dectness Of tits together with the superior com
frt Afforded BY wide cars renders BY far the most des
able between the abovenamed cities
Tickets be procured az the YORK and Enc Raroid
Tcte; Ofce foot Duanet and No. 1885 Broadway alec Ia
jersey C.y.
Bagsase checked through. -
Freehts will be transported between New York and Koch
ester with DISPATCH Any information desired n regard thereto
can be obfrned by calling the General Freight Agent q
the New.York and Erie Railroad Enc Buhdngs, or L =
TAPPAN Express Ere ght Agent No. 1876 Broadway
No trains the Buffalo Corning and Nesfork Railroad on
Suudev j. A. REDFIELD Superintendent.
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IOSS -NYACK and HAV ERSTRAW
co., STEAMBOAT LTNE.-LeAve Chambersst-
Pier daiy lexcert surday) II o'clock ~ and o'clock
p N Leave Havefstsw a. 81 A. NJ ard NJ landing each
vsy a, Pierncut (Nysck Oak Hill Cemctcyl ard tocSind
lie seamer j. SMITH Capt X. T. Baneb, and steamer
ALROM. Can't. A. A. LydackeL
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHIL
u ADELPHIA from Pier No l North Ryer-.rwo lines
dS-Iv AZ 8 A. ~ and ? r. NJ Morning lines a. D l. VI, oy
s.raubost JOHN POTTER 20 SOUTH AMBOf thence oy
car 10 waypaccs and Philadelphia are - y E1pfes me
Csu5en by cars through in i've hours Fare - Way, AZ
con M and Tmgran Lines a. T. ~ Fare 81 ~ I'm
In & =
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g. days sight for sale in sums to suit
NIElGS 81 GREENLEAF, Office No. % VIII
lSt hens, win give prompt attention 10 me roenss0 n n
Sale Of STOCKS BONDS, &c strictly on Commission VI
sers respectfully solicited. - . A., u MI
A. W GREFNLEAF late Of No. 2 Waltst
RrvrR,NcEs American Exchange Bank, Bank Of the he
public, Metropolitan Bank, Merchants Bank
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-10


I. To be mainly n,,,,but,d and wc a..
borne ~, ia hi, conclusion b. g.utl,ms.
Of Intelligence from those States. with whou
w. hn.r converted. and az lar NJ H.,
turhy is co,crrurh. b, tn. ADM. son, .,
W., You hi"srI There Is ~ ner.s.,t.
af mis,ug the Temperance question win
M, other. |, can aud ousht to stand -,
IL. own merits
L,' the irieads of 1,mpsroace. N er,,,
comfy in The Stair, agiia'e he QUESTION o,
prohibition, and hold a poll. n Auy.n
neat a. hs general eicci'on. and let "A.
roie there girea BE- asa ieher Of mnrue,
hon 10 thea rpr'ssn'af,r,s
ia, II We wrr. opposed To these no,
iirn, Of hi, address. We were much mo,.
shocked aud mortified q. the m.rcensr,
character of his NILSSON. II appear. "A.
harsh term 10 apply to il. but such h
certainly seems Ia Us.
According Ia our understanding Of III.
matter, he expects each count, in ii.
state To raise him from one hundred ia
on, hundfed aud fifty dollars. There NJ.
something near one hundred coun,is.
which at this computation, viii give him
from ten to fifteen thousand dcliavs. Ala
To this. about - 600 Of clear profit on III.
sale Of hi. books aud zee have from IS
to SD 900 Tor ten or eleven months wo,t
Those counties which are unwilling to fur.
furnish ti,-'r quota or something IN ,hs
neighho'hood ot i,--are 10 be lett by thin
gentlemen Ia manage their own affairs
Vi. Young. aud those who have h.d ,hs
management OF the temperance question
IL kentucky. have met with defeat, which
Is crf,aiul, - bad recommendation. Do
we need aid from abroad Ia our could
ton such that missionaries have to be sen,
Ia reclaim Us A. we understand IT,
texa. is ahead of every Southern State on
the temperance question, Sad, according to
VIZ Dung, faf, very iaT, hh"hu 81 Nrn<
lucky. " appears tn rs ths. he hnd sbun
dance to do At home wIlhou, coming to
f.sas 10 engage in The work of reform
Un right basis, our people, with their
aecus'ofo'd generosity. would Civ. him
kIud aud r"td,l reception; hut, with his
esorhitant demands - independently aud
unhlushiug.y mad. will he receive the
generous donations which Ne seems TO have
80 much a, hesn Does he deserve them
1t pain. ~ to make these remarks. We
have been Tor five ;ea,r m advoca,. of ,hr
temperance cnnse 10 fesss. \ large por,
+ rinu of our paper has been devoted to II.
/ qies,ion--uuch of our time employed in
the work We are not prepared, nor ~.
wr wrlsiug 10 see those l,bnt., and the
lahnr. Of othpr. destroyed. ann cour.
takrn, - platform raised. the ul,itus,e end
oi which. ". are satisfied must be attend
al with disaster aud drca, to the temper
anc. csurt
The proceedings of TIE meeting will he
found below
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-10

i,, Lawrence and Need visited Ha'rfnl
nn.k IN Washington. That aztec tbs.
h.. ,,,,.tl.n,rp with ugmhsr "t "'h"f
I,.. N"fiHrfn crp,ts'is'. nir' D" u 'l"''
l,snkiug huu,. 10 VIII -uee' I" r'i'''''
IN. ipsa. oii.r Nat th"sr 'rltr-r"l-
iup the isxis association we're 'Hrn ~ Ne"
Notk. awaiting thp.r decision lbHt the
d.c,.,on was surh rs have stated anal nat
Il was sent lp Cen Eu-k iu writing bat
the condition vs.. supposed i0p"s,Il'l- "n
the mart ni the lrxinn-. and that 'iss-r-.
Mug AID " slkef wer. then ,h"ngh' ut,
sri the arrangement above drsctlhri, e"'
tered into That Gen. Eusk B, BOW ~
hvor If the payment Of The i,SHs Debt bN
the letrral government, j. also known u
h. also known that be- has expressed the
apialon 90 wtii.ng aud tuat Gov i'rasr has
seen It um, the rh0icf ,h"ulG NOS again
be- awarded uil after ths session at Con
ure.ss aud tha, % q Is, hid up, hi, railroad
b.l can probably pass AID liat t'e 'mp'
~, who grt it, viii accept 'th" l'sas "i
Tea" and build toe fstd II 4. also knu~n
,h,t Gov p,asv did. ni,tt g. lrcil"g the de-
po.ft, apes, tn determination not to re-
advertise for hpI- VIVA, has changed his
npluiou' Let the laci. hg Suu"n, aud let
the people of irSns draw their own con
illusions, Finding At Nnuig"ms - That the
Mississippi and Pacific COMPANY could nj
be- o lganiz-i, not nul, consented To-, hut
ufsed uu utsar1t'jun under thr Western
,htfr ot thr Allauiic aud Pacific caiupa
n,. &C. the time eft TINT otsaN,ai'on.
lat COMPANY bad no chatter uHd'f whrh
tnrI could work believed that n the
organization was approved 81, aud tn PEG
r,r here shaved pfoper coniidrnr" IN u, that
ihr tufcigu .tutkh"l,iets w"uid pay ~ Then
usudlmciis AID the Wnik 20 on. be-
hr,td pud sn,d, that confidence here would
hrpol cot bdruee ut the North and hat
ntiid-pr, there w"uld begrt II throughout
the tnuuif,. Int the rapijal stock ~ the
company would snou he taken md the
mutk ru ffay.h an. nn could Sc po'llug
~ all tM-. "iskru ia rs mns' msnAhlr
lu,i, " keep, q drp,,ud thu, the pr"l p
here rhouid give W. Wirlali aud iis
niends the snug little .um 81 5000 .Oop.
aud that II they were unwilling to de- this.
they should net have n road ard did not
, ,Is,tya ON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-10

OF We have received several rnr,ser,
Of 1.-The Texas Baptist" published At the
Office Of The Central Ts1ian. Anderson,
Grimes county. and edited by Rev. Geo.
". BANS. assisted by Rev J. b. StrrgLrp.
This paper ]. we'll printed aud well edited.
and deserves the cordial supper, of the
members OF the Bsr,is, Charch. We hone
4 m7y BE l.tsrql'y sus,si-ed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-10
!. \ Psritto. Secretary.

W Lo>0 Dis.rs.roN oS STALE Srs
Jrcr.--We publish this week, to tn. e1cIa>
SION of almos, everything else. a comnuni'
cation irorn Col. l.. r. Wttt>lL, elected
by an article OF ours of the 18th January
We deemrd it bu, Just that Mr. ". should
be heard through our columns, and We Aeps
his communication Will b. read. II il q
not, one hslf OF our weeks labor viii h
last. and that portion Of our paper hsra
The tons remarks devoted to us. II viii
seen, are quite weak and he founders IN
1t. d-fence OF Walker and King. iiis :
fish thrown upon DR., land. This 10 not"
be attributed. Of course, to want Of ability
because II is generally conceded that n
has the faculty Of giving plsusihility IN!
opinion tina, he may entertain. but il af's''
from the fact that he is on he wrong ''ds
lhrr. SIRE parties who are eauts'rsd
Cob VS. communicates" who most NM
GU for themselves " course Il is mp"
shIe to rerl, 10 that portion relating"
ourscli in this issue; ~ he has take" "
enough Of the paper for one subject. IN +"
conscience.
We perhaps may do something fos
next week Which would no prefer. NM
flied, roasted, or stew-d!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-10
rEO.sUhnV 10 1888.
} Sce cord Of " H. Cobb, Esq.

} See cari Of " II Cobb, Esq.
~ The card Of D. Foster viii op fpaui
among our new advertisements.
~ Notice the advertisements of J. VI and
J. {, Murphy, Port Cailo.
or See t. 6. Gregg ~ Co.'S advertise
meu,.
o. On' touog friends " III recollec, that
The ! iih Of thi. month i, st. Valentines
day
or Hon Eeo. " >i,nvlh will accept
our thanks Tor an abstract ol the tensus--
a valuable book and lpr other Aynrs.
OF The rrroft that reached ti'is place To
the effect that the house OF Nrs.rs Cum
mings, Stewart X Co, New ORLEANS, had
suspended, we are regiested to state, rs
without foundation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-10

or Hon. SAN iiousroN sends Us hi,
speech IN the-Culted States Seunt. in ,ela.
ton to Thomas Jefferson Green. a pen,l.
man who figured in Marshall on Ii. jlh of
July last. Old San IS rather severe on IN.
General, and says souic very harsh thing.
Of him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-10

OF Nessrs. Johnson Il Co, have JUS,
received larg' 10. q medicines, chemicals,
garden seeds. etc. They have also received
very large assat:ment of book. conpti
s,ng number OF miscellaneoms works
Their advertisement will appear mex, week