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THINGS THArGET INTO THE PAPERS.

A SHocKIvG CASE or MIsIsTERIAL DEpRAyITr.-
Tie Rev Jsmes Z. Jennings, late pastor oil me Fits.
Msthooist Church OF Rome, hS been indicted ana
subsequently arrested, by the Methodist eccFs'istco
authorities, upon chsrge Of gross immortality and -
10 be tred on the 18Th inst. upon charges pretered
agaiI at bin. A young woman attending faun,,d
Academy is ssid TO have been 10 conesponden CO WIN
JeppibRs end from intercepted letters IT'S reported
toat % Cbu cb the cause Of morality spd the pesco
OF families have been est beariessly and shanefuiy
sacrificed Jennings has family
F,ov IN. Unea Herald.
We have been cogDiznbt vi me faclsih INC soovo
csse for some umej hut We were relusrtn nov 70
make them public until II had been fertrer nvesu-
e,ted. We are informed by those whose psniul daty
ID bas teeb 20 investigate tie case that Il eyeasd an
is absolutely stocking. The gil 10 young-only II,
ana u Of the most rtspec able faniLcs Of tho
Town of Rome. Her parents, and we believe hepelf.
were members Of JeDbiDRs's church Toe family re-
posed the most implicit confidence In him; permitted
him 10 make ;h' ir boUse be home during the
OF bis wife 10 be Est; requested him 10 vstcb Over
the conduct Of the daughter and oDrovc her for her
oocsso nal Rodines fact rather placed her under
bis charge and bestowed upon him thousand ex-
pressOIs Of confidence.
W. 10 they were doing thi, he vas composing her
TUp During refidsnce Of come weeks at her IA
tb,r hoDse be hsf peou lar opportunities for carrying
HE ibenal purposes. After the girl hac been sent
OFF to school Der reverend seducer opened = CORE
spoDoeDce with her In tbcse letters various meetings
ard sssig nations appointed sooe OF which were
fulfilled, aDo some proy'dsuiisly misesrrisd. We
told that the style Of the letters written by eInngs TO
IT, sirl is most dlse ustiDgly filthy.
The case is one Of the most painful on record Hih-
ero Jep CiDgs 10 sld ~ have borne rreproachabls
character. He was commended for his kindness OF
hear and euneB piety universally. 4 10 church over
which be pesded in most prosperous condition
BY HE fol- the Of Christianity and good morals
receive heavy blow.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE BRIG BRAGANZA ASHORE on LONG
ISLAND.


ISLAND.
From Our Own Correspondent
HAMPTON, l. l., Saturday, Dec. IS, 1855.
The brig Brsgsnza, MscFarlan master, of and from
Damariscotta Me for Virginia, In ballast, came on
shore at East Hampton this afternoon a. O'Clock.
The captain reports that the vessel eAked badly that
he bad abandoned the voyage, and was endeavor.ng
10 reach some eastern port The weather at the time
she came ashore was very ,hck-wind +. She lies
well up on the bssch head on. Her materials will all
be saved.
I.usoH or 1HF L. s. WAR STEAMER RoasoKE -
Yesterday AT the appointed hour OF ~ IN this gallant
steamer glded from Ter wsys, al the Gosport Navy
Yad in beautiful ely anu took TO the water snid tae
cheers Of immense concOurse OF dehgnted spects-
tore the as orng music OF G snd, and The roar OF
carbon. tn scene was exciting beyond conception,
and no ore psrook OF the eIci eneni more tnsn the
mas,er sprit who rfsiced at the . christening, the
Naval Concruet0r, M Samuel hart, VINO shouted
ond in .be joy of nis heart az her safe ceiveraacs
Some iriury boEever, xas SUSAN ed By The Roa1oke
IL Der Isns, from the ways The tide ot n Dsio the
EVIL Of the line 81 the re tdxe, caused eudcen
wrerch che psssec H. equii!o "'lon o,oAets
or three deck beams OrwaT Of the centre, and opened
ire seams 50 az TO admit quantity OF water. his,
We cam hiss frequently occurred IN lsunehlnS vessels
of her txraordinsry EN- 9Th but such injuries are not
permanent and can De readily repaired. Indeed,
" ONLY mention the Circumstance In anticipation OF
ex.sefrated and erroneous state mems which vii no
ScnT he sent abroad. Norfolk Herald, l4ta.
Lser advioes state thst the accident was Of e far
more s,ri,us character then The Hrsid reports. The
correspondent Of The Baltimore Patriot say; g When
",be was sAcs it ss. 6iscoveedta that she hsd sprasg
Z" seyera rib, and a coup Of plsDss, and wss Leak
eng Tse telegraph from Washington sid It wu
runorsd there that de had bsen ajurieu'ly hoSged,
or ee her back broken, so thst 90 entsiing the
water Ter .ioes ,enes and abe filed With water. This
vcuId seem 70 be confirmed BY the following from The
Baltimore Sun Of yesterday:
TIE Roa oke having nearly fllsd with water since
Der Iii from the shp oute, Il becees>y % tske I'M
meoisie N Ssures 10 ais Der soc repair the damage
Eoy his pur poe we learn that steam punpe vii be
used end Two fIisats viii be suok one On each side,
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.rn,ua . ErprAcr-Nrcr...nr WoRk ,on rn.

FEyDIEG FURsAcE-EEcEssART WORK TOR TIE
sABBAIH.-ln Miiin County Pa, recently, a Jasics
OF The Peace summarly convict number Of persona
for an iuffso;ior Of tie Sunday law 10 doing the work
p.cefssry to keep IL blast the anthracite fornses Of
Eth :, Grsf & Co. The case wss rema1ded " the
Court Of Common Plea Of the county by writ Of Ger
forsri which tribunal after careful RENEWAL Of tho
ss reverted he deosion Of TIE Justice OF the Peace.
Judge Wison Il. delivering the opinion Of the Court,
"a IL at be wss satisfied that the Djares consequent
on the stoppase OF The bias. OF sach furnaces for
tseIty four hour GU Of feyen Gays would be gen
AMI CEREAL DC essentially TO be fatal 10 the m.nufsc
ture ofOn 10 tbs country, acc that The &C Of asse0
bly, prohibiting WORLDLY employment on tins Ssbbsth
dos 20 mpose fin, for the work necessary 70 keep
a fur ne In blast
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CON GRESS
FIRST SESSION..
SENATE. .WAsHISGros. Dec. II. 1875!

SENATE. .WAsHISGTOE. Dec. II, 1885,
Mr. JAMES gave notice that he would introduce a
bill for the modification OF the Patent LAVE.
MIR. FOOtE presented petition from Capt Ora
ham Of Brooklyn, setting forth his services aud suffer-
gs in behalf Of the country, ana com planning Of the
acriOn of the Navel Retiring Board
Mr.. FOOTE said it wes not bis purpose 20 pass
structures On its action still less inpugn its mo ives
but il not TO be Disguised denied nor had it
escaped public observation; In some instances al leas
il bad sadly msjudged. Grievous mistakes had been
made and gross wror z inflicted on many mentorious
officers. In what msrl1er what measure of relief
Congress should extend to the aggrieved he did not
coDs er bis province 10 ndi ,ae but regarded it
proper subject Of confederation for the Commit Oh
Naval Affairs.
\, go m rafa,red yban tho Sanata "a 5ournad
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snd pumped out Afler raising TIE steamer the lest
vi be stopped, and she oil be taken into the dry
dock for repsirs-A
TIE true e1tef9 Of the dsmsge received by the
Roanoke under thee circumstances csnno, b known
until the has been sed but 1T Is evident that it mus:
be very serious
TIE MKT STEANTR FOR CALIToRSIi.-0F ring To
the oetenon BY FOX Of the steamship Empire Guy for
tao days Of Ssrdy Heck, The sailing o. the California
mail sesmer Of the 2O,h postponed to Saturday the
oad irs. st 9 p. N.
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GOVERNOR OF WISCONSIN.
Special Dispatch to Then. Y Tribune.

oTtcIA paLtb % Tue n I. I0blne.
MILWAUKEE,, MONDAY, Dec. II, 1855.
Tie Board Of Csnvassers at Madison have declared
Gov Basow reelected BY a majority OF l59 votss,
al d have given him the certificate. There il much
excitement, and considerable inois nation, in conse-
queDce Of this 6eosion snd the seat will be contested
That Basbford received majority Of the legal votes
ia uLqueStiCasble.
To the A,.oeiatsd Pres
The State Board Of Canvsssers at Madison, today
declared Barstow Democrat reelected Governor
Wiscon,in by l59 majority. There is much excite
concerning it, and biz election will be contested
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE SPEAKERSHIp.
;orre,p ,pdsnee Of Tn. n. Y. Trioun.

Editorial Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec II, 1855.
There was E spicy and useful debate in the House
to-day. Mr.. Banks acquitted himself admirably,
and stood stronger at the close. hear DO more
threats Of boiling and believe it is generally ad-
mitted that he must ultimately be Speaker. 1t was
sbundsntly demonstrated today that the Nebraska
Democrats and the National Know-No.hings can
never coalesce. Our friends are generally anxious
to come to plurality vote, and will get one as
soon as possible. G.
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Difficult in Masking election. The Democrats Will
neither receive nor make propositions
kr BRoOME then withdrew biz proposition and
the House resumed voting, with the folio wing result
Banks .-.......106 F1ller .......... 81
RiohsTdsO, % Les'er..
beesrt. Hsuison, Winslow, W Ills lie aud On ole
each. Necessary e. cboiae, ll2
Mr. THORlNGTOE then offered resolutiO, FOR
the election Of speaker.by plurality pending which
the House adjourned.
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FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA

The L. S mail steamship Cshawba, j. w. Smith
Commando, from Nes. Orleans the 9th aud Havana
the 9th, has arrived here From Havana Se have
10 political news TO report, everything in the Island
being very quiet, The Cahsvbs experienced heavy
northerly winds and head seas the ente voysge.
The steamship Quaker City bencs for Mobile arm.
we'd at Havana on the morniog of the 10th.
The Cnscen. City had not arrived when the Ca
hswbs hft Hsvans, then days out from Nev-York.
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CsDt Msik wsldby Of Flats, 0tego County, vas
in 'be rev foUrng mill a Mr. j. N. scnbner Of Md.
dleburph, schCbsris County. He was sn eIgerienced
uIilxrisbi ard hse nearly 6nished the MIL tor Mr..
Scritner, and vii e IN The set q 81 snnns Doe
co., csnSb, n re spipdle, snd ne WA Instantly
S,sxn mo he eoes and 'rsDsleo ard crushed ia
Tos, sbeckirg rnsnrsT. He iesres wife All four
~ gs,sr m lament biz sudden death.
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SENATE PRINTERS.

from Apothsr Correspondent:
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1855.
The Senatorial Democratic caucus had long
session to-day, and after an animated discussion
finally nominated Nicholson and Forney for Senate
Printers, and resolved to go into election on We'd
pesday.
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surcrpKs-Mr. Bsrsbss Thsyer,, Of Hanover,
NJ, .ged " years, co United iuicide on Monssy
If 3, hanging. He had frequently expressed do
sire 20 leave TIE void account Of protracted in
health. Mr.. John Cults OF H1psweiI, Me-, commit
Ted suicide Oh Monday night last by fastening stone
ABOUT Lis bOoy and jazping from tho whsf into the
water. Boston JcurnsI, Friday.
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EyLeUyfos on JoHS HUBBARD Tos THE huRDEx
OF THE FREscH FsnILr IN IsDiaFA.-Jocn Hub
bard, who We tiled at Wabash, Indiana, iof To
vkoe,se murder of The French family, convicted and
q nt<reeo 70 be burg, VS. executed lat wsss.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WisHINGTON, Monday, Dec II, Is55.
Case No 2l.-Wm. I. Minter ct al, plaintiffs, We.
Cbas. Crommelin The case argued by Mr.. Phil
lips for plaintiffs and Mr.. Bradley for defendants.
No. 22.-Jacob Russell, plaintiff We. The President
ard Directors of The St. Lolis Public Schoos Arga'
meDt was commenced by Mr. Lawrence for plaintiffs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTOS, Dec l6, 1855.
The Postmaster. General has awarded the contract
for Furnishing wrapping paper aud twne for the New
York ard Cincinnati Districts twenty States to
Thomas & Lahiops Of Bufalo-they beiog tae 10 vest
bidders.
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The pe-pe Of Cleveland we're to hoo meet's on
Saturday eyenipg % dscuss hsproprietf Of e1Hndisg
ubysicsI sid to pe people Of K>RsAs in the event Of
. %, ,sicu Le.xesa tsFm and the Il" Border Rnifisas
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A gentleman VITO cane up from New. To- ~
PoUghieepsie by tbe enz on Friday Of l ". 80
diamond pin, valued ct $3.50, Gu, III 1910, AZ
While on the passage. He slept during DoIoa VI
the way. lh"n.'-'
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The Clinton County Wig ia to be hereafter known
az tbe Plottsbprgk Lzpes,. Ia editor, Mr.. Carver,
or of the mos: devoted friends Ct freedom 10 'ne
n "a
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MAIL, EAIIURE.

SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE.
BALTBoRE, Monday, Dec. Il, 1855.
We have no mail tonight south of Richmond Va.
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DEATH oy Az EDroR.-A fos'e'. senior 1hsr
Of 1he Warren Ind RfpaeneaH' oiea iew DAYS
siace, after long and panfs Illness
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THE soFr-sHELL STATE CONVENTION.

ALBANY, MOncsy, Dec. II, 100.
The Democratic (sofs) State Convention at Syria
cUse is called for the 10th Of January Instead Of tae
9Th as at hrst announced.
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iaso daylight having Travelled Underground
Gals day more than eighteen mdes The
temperature Of the cave, 10 winter aad
summer, H 6l'Y~niHe taareuhrif and 10 no
pact is The ar mrgfe lhcfe IRE two
Aan'red ana twenty rs avenues, ro.ty
seygu domes. eight cat1racts and twenty
three pits. To III who have the lossi
, 4rosty, ~ even desire, 10 see tie wisdom
aud greatness of God, as exemphfed ia his
works. would .sy, YOU viii feel greatly
-pmiA IS visiting the Mammoth Cava
iauf Cousin, 3 G !.
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II y. STANLEY, Commission sara for.
\. wardiFg Merchant. Jefferson. Texas.
llis Hfre and well finished Warehouse BE-
entirely above I'D ogeriiow-, snd every artcu-
ton rendered necessary 10 cisc entire sa,.s-
faction Co Dis patron.
RrrrH ro--heald, Nass.e q Co, Mck'eroy
q Brad ord, New Orleans
I....--r-- 49,.
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Tho nIosstseho Qccssien

Ne learn from our eastern eNcbaNRes
hat the Rev l.. II. Chaplin, a very di-iin'
guished lecturer h.s heeu occurring before
the Franklin Institute At syrncuse, New
York. During one Of his lectures, he made
remark upon thu, touching sahjsct,
monstache ing that tn. wssr.rs thereof
put their upper lip 10 mourning Tor TIE
want of brains" This gave offence 10
some Of his hearers. NJ will be seen by The
following Communication witch appcs'st
IN the Syracuse Star the next Day, which
We publi-L fur tie amusement Of our read
ers
VI Elaar Tie r.niaik made BY
tie Rev Z II thapin, on Friday evening
l,.t. that the weeftt. of mous,ache
"fsctd ihc urrerlip tn mourning for The
want of AtaMs. WAS rs ridiculous 50 i ~,s
nnrail,d for. and aabec7ming a man Of be
haly calling AM iasultig 10 isrg. ro''
l,oa Of b.e audience helote which he ~n
.ceturiug
1t IL not my intention 10 instruct Mr..
Chspu As 70 whai language he should use
when tndulging Boz sarcHsm, hn, ain sure
b. might have selected so,n- more sppro-
pfiate expression. To- illustrate this paf,cu.
Ian fashion OF the day. The remark above
quoted va toe up.y h,emifh in the whole
l.i-eoarle .,b,eh coai be discovered. aud
strange TO say, all eAcsl' NOS" VINO "u'.
the moustache Enthusiastically spplaudsd
IT, Ant. RI. look upon i. ns a distinctive
'ratufe OF me funHc nh'up ''. "
illustrate t'' fSFH''t' WIN N,''o" '"' F'""e'
WIN a' - i''e's'o" 70 'e"'i'" ',, ~
upon w .2A''iN ~ rs ''"s' 's'ee'u'' ~
haa h's" proves Wv ~ w
p'siuoh 'hSeh "s We '''e'e,'" ." '''
MAJ - 'h' bs' H"'H"S'' IA '"''N'"o'
virtue "-ei'HN'' :,
u "'s ""O''' hNa'" 'Po'' ''' "'"u'
taeA'' :" i' A'Sne UNI 70 Ns' ~" VI VI.
Nff'' 'l'' % a. '''.''sN.1" ~ Wv 80.
% i'''' = - % " ~ WV W 80
hAi Nt''t ''g ''''" N's ,e pa W ~"
.' '''n''''A ''i "' '''G ,i n t
20 'a''e' ~ '''''
s'iH''."' 'A''oi''" ''"'''A'0'' INV
t"el'" ~
'"' "'''' ~ ~ wv
"'u'R WE '''0'
epi'et p'''io" u, WIG" VIZ 'uu''' '"''"
s'F.t' anu """ my ""V"" W."
tfea,uf, of ,l. Franklin Institute. would
hive zen coa-id,f-.i, e.u.iui.hsd
Yours W. n.
one who ws.rs en-
A,''"f c'f''s, "'NV"' 'N
gent e'ae 'n tAe h"N' issue OF Wv "''''
.,
d. 'i'f i'.' o"'''si ""'s"''
u -, mas uH'rt'"Af'' j" Your Pup" :"
last evening" q" i~F'ha"a INC Kew VI
tHatm i.r d. sarcastic sH's''n 20 we
uiod7tne"e ft'HA't' ID ne ies'u,' ~
iH'a' .u"S ','' u'' '',"'@H ."-
.n,a, d, f., osa.tre for tn. wan, Of
f''o,. Ard The audience with the sscep.
r., .t rs. n,rk.e. had good sense
...ngb ~ snplnna the rsmar. most ~.
tlp-.s.tirnH, n.I tia, srpl.n.. was 70.
coated aud long continued
Go around this ctr sud sel.c, til.
woos'atir srpir and my WORD Tor ~ th''
consist mntHl} ~ d"ndy eie'" ara iHshlon'
i"tHNa'ea w''H nave mo- more mans ma"
an oyster. There ns' he i-W sSe'r
uaas, 800. q so O. MI be ''aNa INST s"ch
lHfs'ns have been sih'ns Hlsh'afa' OF
NDN'can', "f "iH"i .''rl4n 'oVt'' sho are
rn 'eH,"'.Hg e "fe ,Ac'n n 'hei' nosu'd
cest b1 '"u ever So" one o 'he''
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~ ne store ~ a. q. Greef q Go
VlfST RECEIVED. ut hirh water ireirhis
u lOdnsen superior hor-, ard mule iilafs
da do do 90 hsmes
do Do usset b.joi tf'.s
g. &. GREGG - to
faauafy 1883
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JOSEPH r. pREMiiT * co,
II AVE received large and well selected
stock of FANCY DRY GOuDN,
Hardware aud Cutlery, which they offer to
their friends, customers, and the public gene
rally on terms suitable TO the EN- '-2ency OF
the times
SAID stock consists Of Ready Made Clio
thing, OF the latest fashions, and OF excellent
style and taste, being selected from stock of
superior French Goods,
Also fancy prints Of a beautiful kind and
lyle, and a rare specimen Of Indies bonreir,
If the preltiest and nestest, perhaps, IN thie
market. Saddles aud brides, Of ali sizes and
Varieties, and boots and shoes, and fine ven
ullaied hats, and every other KIND of hat sold
ID this market, T., ether with all other articles
usually kept by merchants, all OF which We
ofrER Low, and would be glad to sell 10 good
customers as soon III possible, As We expect
soon to receive large addition from \. \ ork
city, by which we can from time TO time, re
plcn,sh, and thus keep our shelves full OF such
lhnes as the p.opie want, and are compelled
10 have. Please call and examine Tor your
selves, before purchasing elseWhereand cbligc
your friends,
JOSEPH T, PREWIIr & co.
N 10
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been Intended for M. world Of ain and
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b. sr.b r..,ii ,.si,rstieo M, ihg tan,to,
,ba l..l.ft., !. ,.s,f.l h. tends,pe.. To
,aront. al. tb., watcb the la.t Hickeriny
.ra,th al tbo bel,y.I one. and n.e. the NO.
pe,, f..,i tho ,,.Io bs.. 81 d..lb aett..4 l.,,
rv,fably anon IA. Eps therr d. ,nss m ne,
pui.h u,ai ia pn.peskat.,. II isl not f.e
se.as. .lr,o o,tf Que vte .s no4ai to
them r., t;.s Of ,p,tl4h interest. f5r ia The
dsst, ola et.H tlov loose nothing TIM,
could add B., tsr,psfa, plo-ueti,y. Dhen,
an lie rs,s Of th, rasr ,tis oaa mouth lers
to Goad one Lnd, iaa to clathe. vet die
rtie; l..uDf less uoirn.ni. or the wound lees
a,vsfe The sorrow taeY s,.rri.uce coules
f.eia the hsrr There Is 40 faint uf SIN
a. a.
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TIE TEXAS REPUBLICAN,.
Opl, Two Dollars and n lialf a Year.
X. ". Lou q He Y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TarrrvaS RKrUHitc,s Is issued " eeklv NJ TWO
unIIARS AND \ HALF per anHum # paIa 20
@lysrrr II paid within sit months. Three DYliars
iraymen as de1ye1 an' si,sf we s,a m3h' The
,yrri.ementsni 81 perslnarc, ai Ten lines of r.s
I 80 eeut- per square Tor every subsequent Insertion
,hhafal discount mai" ior yearly Advertisements
,rr,lnrem-ut of candidates, Ten nollars
1',.ye r.r cent viii be charged On ad,c rtiscneuis
no, pad m ad'ancr
Al. obituary notice. over one square, viii be CHARGED
=. advertisement,
~ Lotto. addressed TO TIL. onice must be p',.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24

ANri h Now Noinih. hitioky.--i Alta,
election held IL Burlington, lows. IN tn-
~ iistsul, silss \. Hudson VI. elected
msyor. oyef l.. y stockton. Know No,a-
ing, by In laai MY Eieh, ali.rm.n.
aad tae CT, recorder tteasn,er. and mar,
slal opposed 10 Know Nothiresa'. vete
hcu6
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24

Cosrx,rtc~roN. General rss. pros
nnunces the letter Published u the London
tia,s sud attributed 10 him, 10 \. forge.
~, h@ never having wrote '''st or any eshsf
iptt.f 70 the editor of the Times
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24

rae Isti.la.ars Z Michigan As. g'"'a .
,tv uhea provides fof the ,l.l y, in, an.
v.ave -iaitn,d prohibits the n.e ~ l,l. Ia
retain iagii.yes, sad russ'fes ,hst he poe
ccugihg attorney q es,h comfy thall. upon
request g.re as I'D cogus,. to KY suea
lua.-Lkr I've.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24

f.NtY JAZZ We sad Is. ioli,wiog
ia he "loesl' column Of the : Louis la
geHcef:
little gul. aged ihiiie.n yssrs, INSIDE
caM,, lagl before "a. Recorder yesterday
against he, husband. Joseph Rordy. Tor IL.
treatment They h.v, only hecn married
about tire. weeks. and hs hss kept her
shut np Tor the pas, Eve or sta ds,s ia 4
room d, Lst.elf
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-30
CAPON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

TIME MOUNTAIN HOUSE" al this well es-
Il fablished aud popular Watering Place, will
be opened on the Goth OF une.
The cars from Baltimore arrive al Winchester
daily at ~ O'Clock, p. m. Two ues OF stages,
owned by different proprietors ailordlug travellers
the advantages OF active couI ,'ctition, leave Win
chester at 3, p. m, and arrive ., Capon al II p. III.
A train leaves Alexandra, daily at u, a. m,
and arrives at Strasburg, on the Manassas road,
at Lit a. m. A line stage line, owned by the
ierPnSng firm Of Parish Il Co., leaves Suasburg
on the arrival of the cars and reaches Capon at
a. p m Passengers leaving Baltimore al 1t a. m.
by the Washington road, connect with this train
by steamboat at Alexandria, and can breakfast on
the boat. The connection with Baltimore by this
route j. certain, and the trip pleasant and exped
tious.
Board per day So; Week. SIP; Month, $40;
Children and coored servants halt price.
T. l.. BLACkMORE,
THOMAS B. p. INGRAM.