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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

~ letter. addressed 10 THIS Once must be Pf'-
professional CARDS.
~ PAT1LIO, Attorney at lar, Marshall
HARRISON county. Texas. ri
w H. KELSEY. Attorney a Lap, will
h w. attend to all business entrusted to his
\ care
IrOhcc. over Mcdonald and Sandcr,' :,
i Drug Niorr
Marshall. Jan. |. 1858.
~ VI ADAMS. Attorney Al lar, Marshall
I. HARRISON county, Texas, will practice IN
the sixth judicial district, and in the supreme
i and federal courts at Tyler. jan II, 81.
IA W EVERETT, A8otny at Lar,
81. Ru~k, Cherokee county. Texas.
Particular attention gwen to the collection
Of claims, mn>2o
n a FRAZER, Attorney AZ Lao, Marshall
! \. Texas, will practice IN the Sixth Jndlcia,
District, embracing the cou"ties of HARRISON
Cas-, tp-hur, " q ID, Smith, Cherokee, kusk
and Pamela counties. aug 80, 81
- MONROE HYDE, Attorney and Coun
y. 'siior al lar, Marshall, Texas
Jan - 1893 n2s ~.
Law Notice.
HAVE returned to ny former residence
| and office IN Marshall, Harrison county,
T",a-. never to remove again, and shall devote
myself with rpdpuhird energy and industry To
a the duties ot my profession.
VIZ null
Ma, ii,h 1854 "
,o> e. a..,iNsoN Will. T.. rouAEus.
\JtGGI\SD\ & RDBAKuS, I 70. nsg, a.
vi Lasc and Solicitors m tbdHcug, Au-lin,
I,Na- Wal altrna ia, tourl- holivn to th"
c',. ard tp al professional hu~mc-S eoiiidrd
to them ~ the seat of goNefuncnt aioTs, uilr-s
temporarily engaged In other eoUr'- They
Niii both gem, tain. aud one always br ai their
ohce. jan g. 3m
LAW Notice.
GRANVILLE LEANS, Attorney AZ Law
u hn, removed from jcHot-oa to Marshall
II" Nll' continue the pfac',ce Of la" - 'a~-
and uticr counties 10 TIE sisth judicial district
md N the supreme and federal courts at Tyler
June L. 1893 ~
/,ASEN ASkEW. Aihrr.q a. lane aud
\ N~sr. trhGr. VI. r-h.u HARRISON c"uu-
r.HA.~ "I .f.D.i .. poo tn,ru.,~ OF ,tl-
..,. f,.- 'v-put - ouI.
H.r... 5000 ~ ,u-'N
~ .H,I ~
J. - "''.'' ' 80 ''''"' T.
-'"'
"''"''' . ' 80 ''"'
VIZ :. Nnpt"N'N' ""''''Ty ." '"'
""'''"'. ''N'N' ,..,u.,,
""''' wy '.r. y" '""'N'' "'''" ""'"''b
- '
IlIAVE removed ifom Alar.hail 10 Austin,
! where shall rr.id- ter two or more YEAR,
AID viii attend to TIA, Investigation and settle
mem Of bushes. vijh the different d,Iau-
ments OF H"ctnm'n', and 'he collection OF
sLnr'- against persons ~ we N~hNI ~ Aus
IN hbN NH' 'hN"h'
NP4H' In''
| T. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY al lac Mar.
u. -nall, harris ~ county, TrNa',
" ~ continue the praclipv 0i his profession,
md attend promptly 10 all bh-ine>- tnitn~tr'
,h,,,l,, smith. Wood and llpslur counties
Uu.iu,s. ot Estnt.s particularly attended
Aup 2s-sy J. + WILLIAMS.
...... ,,,.
DN >n'N. v, ,''N'' y ~
- ana ''h' " .. 9''' "'''"a So
'"'." ~ "'c ',",""' W "" wv 't wv
profession ~ '' o"f'' OF u, '''N," '"r'''''
'r't'' 'h" J." we o"P''"'' o"', .. '"''
Anu W., "'''"" r''u'p'' ~ ain w., ..,,,,,s
il, th,. n. and nan, has, of land. and attend to
IN. r,r,,,,,np ii Land rtle.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03
LAW Notice.

RA\Nll.LE LEANS, itOrney a. Lar.
u hn, removed from irHot-oa to Marshall,
Il' Nil' continur the pfac'lcr oi la" 20 t'a~-
and uthcr counties ~ TIE sistn judicial district
and N the supreme and federal courts at TYLER.
June I. 1893 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

n a FRAZER, Attorney AZ Lam, Marshall
\. Texas, will practice Ia the Sixth Judicial
h.trlet, embracing the cou"tcs of Harrison,
Cas-, tpshur, W q ID, Smith, Cherokee. kusk
and Pamela counties. aug 80, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03
professional CARDS.

I \ w, EVERETT, Attorney al Law
-. Ru~k, Cherokee county. Texas.
Particular attention gwen to the collection
Of claims, lan,2o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26
The Arson In Water Street.

ISyEsTlG ALTON pEFoRE JUSTICE CONNOLLY.
ON Friday the Fire Marshal took the testimony
Of arson pending against Jane Wright charged with
viifuy setting hrc % the dwelling house John Mont
gomery 215 Water street on last Wednesday night The
following i synopsis Of the idence
Ida Hall being duly sworn says-i reside at 2I5 Water
street. on wednesday evening. ~ about o'clock
Jane Wright Ia the grocery store OF Dover and
Water streets her clothing had blood III she told
Mrs. Montgomery Ind struck her aud that she had com
planned 81 her and going have the honse indicted
asked her where she going e eleer she showed
quarter a dollar and said shc could pay tar her odg
ing she also said there likcnesss in hcr In
Mrs Montgomery house, In bundle between the bel
ana mattress aud that she must have It she asked
get it for her said would zee about H. NJ about
O'Clock was standing the front stoop Of Mrs. Mont.
gotuery's house Jane Wright coming from IN A,na
into tie hall and pass out althc front door did no,
thing with her. in about minutes after the alarm
Of FIRE given went up stairs aud found the beds
and bedding In tie two mont bedrooms burning one of
these rooms was occupied by Jane Wright after the Are
ex'inguished saw William Bccchy take a piece Il
Of Jane Wright room,
Jeremiah Moyand being duly sworn, says reside at
No. 80 Water street; ! know Jane Wright she
boarder nj Mr.. John Montgomery house saw Jane
Wright in oyster cellar about hour before the
asked her whit was tho matter, she said would md
out before morning in lalf an hour went up 80
attic room in MIR Montgomery house To get my coat
] noticed light in phebes room, which l. front
the third story next 10 Jane Wright room
saw Jane come out Of Ihcbe's with lighted
die in her hand and 90 into her room, heard her
muttering something hersef Ike swca ring about soe
one went into the attic room got my coa, and went
u"Nu s'.s ny 'aa JUS B"ie mo wv aajo.hg mouse
nnen neaIu ,nc hhln - ,,io ran up slaiiH ia Af
Montgomerys house and fire in the third story front
o' ~ '', ,,. ,,, .
"Dh,Eoih.ly, p,'nR uu! worn hhyFi reside
~ - 80 "a'.r sucet KNOW Jane WRIGHT mcr me
Gre, went into the street 70 pick npa leather bed
N'eh nAa owen 'fo"" WV ~ wv w,haomj ssbe "fipht
'a'iS "v,b ",'' r', iu,n - sup - WIS s.PF't8
on W n,up .ah' nnniWi IT hsNea wnat ~hs me mat
el ca"eh' nun ~ he ana tooA nef mo ,be h"nsc ana
gl.e ~ W cialg y poncsnhh Nab ,ieel, saw Anne
'at''i"" 80 ~ 49, : ~" ~ u'sutit.o'3P' n"c'
n'ss o. ,pnn m one now showh me ny me fife MAT
fh, '' ~ Wv hooi hhN Sohl' ohe sNeppth on " am
o'. -. ~ -, ~. -, An, -
=, .ilr p'nv uuis r"o,m h'ys--i fcAhlc ~
~ 80 "arl s'''et' hiah jan ",gn', nov pus'h',
W. ~ ". sioyly 49,, eo,' - hvvet mn Ns'.r
"ien mn a',pi' e''l' - siic .sn'a m "
-, A ~ " .,p,u ' y, = ,,1o ~ hsr
MA XXI. Iar' s,a ia X a 49, lr.a III , saay
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be tspecied that colony under his control would
connne themselves TO theory. or would they branch
out INTO experiments upon that as well as other fea
lures OF social ife2
We ARE not 50 certain that the many ignorant, pro.
yded they are viru0us who seek our shorea are not
preferable 10 the few intelligent, but speculative,
scheming foreigners who arrive among us The
minds Of the former are like blank sheet OF paper
and good impressions may be made, where pre-.
JUDGE has not taken too deep u root. The
latter have dogmas Of their own TO promui.
gate--ideas OF repabcanism formed in the
very worst Of schools--whch they urge with the
obstinacy Of fanatics and the industry Of zcalois
A poison may be instilled ia the public mind for
which there Is no antidote II has been political
maxim, heretofore considered orthodox, that error
ceasea 10 he dangerous when truth il left free TO
combat it." The history Of the age has refuted the
doctrine and endorsed that other sentiment" pre-
venton IL better than cure"
Upon the whole, we think we can do without NJ
Considernt's profiered emgrants. There are other
lands where the PRONUNCIATION OF their doctrines
do no harm. Let him try his remedy upon body
polite already diseased and not upon healthy
happy, harmonious republic, who are doing well
enough, considering One Gen. Washington has
said -" Against the insidious wiles of foreign in
fiuence, let me conure you fellow citizens the
jealousy Of a free people ought To be constantly
awake, since history and experience prove foreign
influence to be Of the most baneful foes Of rcpub
lican government
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(nronsta' 1nanssts.

IHr Hsrim NanAalp Accommodations Nff7n4 -
Coroner Gamhs bid IN inquest fraAy = ths So
York Hospital uron ne holy y lAwrones hsf'is. shp
N sd ~ the, insifslgn ~ Thgrsiay nlght I'm ~
effects ~ scseYc nJurie- sustained ~ - Harlem I'D
road - the fersn, accident ~ WliiAms hf'Agf ihe
trts st this h~ifT precisely So skfnf ~ ~ ~ fhff
~ the other yettt1s the jury ssna'@i rrr1ei ~ Ae
eldsrtal aeathW feteatei naNvs n ifslan4 Ane
thirty ftt ycars ~
A1,p,s11ry psowsr IA lalarsi 49, aiso hsit w
c,o.s, G.re,s ufan ii, i.ir y . ~ fgsr ysau -
40. named yslssi NeCoroacs, residing u1th he %
eat. ,, IL, corner ~ THIRTY 6ff street snd firss ave.
rgs vis rafss r 81 asa'h ~ Filling avfftssfH A. ths
o., a 7lfsy.ffst sitosi iufeft Verdict ac>4foaAl
Death
g,.Yu raW lsvFWt4Ht..Y -ssrensf Gamble tsn a.
t,eus., Il so slfy Yst.eh afou the t~3y ~ ~onah
nifty.fve yssfs a. naa.f Nafy Am ysai6srsioss
49, al fYsfa sstautttgl rfo-safs& foa ulealrfauts
.~sssa 80 : usNye IL ltf.aAf. he j0fy feaasfs8 4
ssfairt aScufanalg
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EXTENSIVE CoSrLAoRArros IN sr. LouIs.-Abo

EXTENSIVE CoNFLAGRATIOS IN ST. LoUTs.-AbOut
O'Clock yesterday morning DR. Atwoods drug store on
the Ievee, Walnut street discovered be
dre In few minutes thereafter the buildings each
side caught and In less than two hours the three
reduced TO heap Of ruins They all large four
story houses two were owned by Daniel H. Page, E-q
and the other by J.. A. Bepoist isq. One Of them
occupied by 1yons Sullivan, a forwarding and
mir zion house, and storage house by party
whose have not learned. The Commercial House
adjoining the burnt buildings the south suffered 70
The extent OF four five hundred dollars by the flames
the roof and upper story being burned. The building
the north also slightly damaged and its occupants
Wonderiy Hnydel and A. o'kourke were injured TO
the extent 81 few hundred oiiara each by water The
stores the opposite side 81 Commercial aiso
slightly damaged probably 20 the extent 81 $500 In the
aggregate Mr.. Buckley proprietor Of the CONNIE tcal
House lost about u 100 worth ~ furniture and about
the amount In bank bills burnt up. All the parties
who met With Losses were insured, except Mr. DeDot
and Mr. O'Rourke. Mr. Page insured In the state
Mutual 80 the amount of o. 900 each Of his buildings
Tie whole amount Of damage done estimated At about
s25 600 which there 80 600 insurance. Except
for the tremendous exerons Of the fremen the confa-
grafton must have been much extensive than II
was Several accidents occurred, Of which proved
fatal. laborer by the OF Resrton killed by
the falling in u Of the foors.y Lonis fietiynoy,
Aug. Il.
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PRACTICAL AMALGAMATi0S AND MoBocRACY.--
The Hartford tosrars says:--Sandfgrd Ta'toon, bar
Der black nght bat, married 10 Mise Mary Nor
rison Irish lady. This a proceeding someshst
distasefu 10 Of the uneoored deniyen 81 the bo
rough and they assembled at night broke into the bar
bers's shop 81 the bridegroom rifed IT nearly all It,
contents and broke and destroyed the rest his
furniture IN the street and causing him the loss q two
hundred dollars.
Here is another The Trenton (S. J american of the
I'D inst sayaon Sunday evening last large squad u
eoored individuals, composed 81 men and women pro.
coeded 70 the residence 81 another darkey who has been
for some time living and eohhbiing with couple Of
white ladiss." and therenpon regardless Of the en-
treaties q The gay fothafo, boosted him rail and
rode him down o. the canal into which he plunged
and ducked not much for HE transgresaion 0f tho
moral law against poygamy for BIZ preference Of the
white and dsrespect " the black race.
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TuY Car ar Psessory WILLfsHsox~--r. n.
pIsTRfcr couWr--J8dge ksne--AppIicston waa
made by letter to The cogH 81 VIZ. wiIllsmssis ply
sieian b. Wnaa. ~ Arch street. tia, he shoaldise
sonisnced 10 Ito debtor prf.on. Judge Kane ~
marked tina, be hsd understsspd that nj The time a
he Mar.bas taking williamson ~ pnson. that On
cef bad offered 20 extend ~ him any courtesy coo
sisn' With has dBty a. an administrative oN1c~r--
hai ne prisoner bad waived all privileges aud de
lnrd 10 avail himssf ~ the oo1rfesy extended lie
IA d. douN that the Msrshal va. a. wAfy Do~ AZ
he bad iren 20 allow him any comforts that his roo
dilDn might f.quife--bu' " would b. upDp the 90
dillon that VI. williamson hims.H mua mahr tise
spplica'iOG.-~p haa. North Amman. Iag. y.
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cos-rrs.e, 10 pryr.rn go.ros Ms1ea.sr

cos-ffsscY To D1Tsrb ilosros h'stHAsr:
--stsdisbd ". Nsffy ty Fsesf ~A3ff hs,'hA
hsss ssd y D. Cashran ~ rArfsi ~crf AffsArnff -
he Fliee asar ysr's ~ s'efhfn - shsfy' - ~
tempt M H. asffAaf lBsiJ 'gffcbsnff = tas sfv ~
no s,,-'t,t - .s.Us gs ne eo-ntAfln' nsds
\, tl~p ~ Ja,asn - - hFfu = JsTcsn. Ssfsf fe.
r. asegsssr b. flsi Nsfet NoFfst~e lsfse sfaannfs
a go, 81 sfss saA hsn nsfs = se fsss~s ~ his
tte,sss - H. tisff - - pufpsse a SsfgssAsg ~.
rytiofs ~ rtibaftl saHerfrs A. tosvt Jordan,
W.tsA ~ Fstf ftfe.s a. 90 wkiis H-y.t. fsras
A -. rss.yfets ~ 90 fAknase 4 - rraasv
sffsrs ~ - f-sstssf ,,fsA9s c. 1rsf = siFsti.
VI 20 i.s8ss Ha~t a 60. FpAsTai sifrst ~ -.
a Nfp~n. y tp,. aNgftss street. ~ %. ~
tsisasa, Ett street. - 80 Ia . iist 8 - Iisn s
sffff ~ a 4. Aodrcss iA1 af.st SpY = = pr,
rs aih WasiitRfca street f1s tts4th
tar ssgsls rf4,i asYsst A&.i 8aaNfFsy fsss7 ta-
gsssfsl street 40 p % Fskf - ~ n
80" an nsss n4hsf safiss- = aaslsf 8aa
yg.f 80 NMt.t. 4..t' 8..M "A. SO Ma sH AEt@
S. ~taas4Hat .sa afss 4Ha.MMf ~
49,. tr.yt.4 -. ufu
$500. f eSaHast 49, s.esas
srftr i A4af.f. ... t ft
sNHs r.. tataH I.f
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Little Rock Tn, Dem1n, The 7th inst sayslna din
Guilty between John n Butler and Edward Marcus bro
thersin-law sunday night last both we're killed Hap
Itsrs that harsh feelings had been long entertained be-
tween Butler and Marcus They met whether premeita
teddy not not known in front Of the Real Estate Bank
ing house, about 81 O'Clock Sunday night Both armed
with pistols. they bred upon each other simultaneously
When assistance reached them Marcus was dead and
Butler in expiring condition Butler lived only few
moments Mr. Butler long known and es'eerned by
the community printer, and the publisher of the
ArAsnsas Wing Mr.. Marcus was 0 merchant tailor.
much esteemed and respected The that lei q
The afcni'y IRE unknown 70 quarrel - private
nature had ot some time pat interrupted their private
selstiopt.
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NJ fnNyaU~ EsffsnnB did a. fhs residence 81 bis
an ~ Vim. " Eackhfdt ~ III eiy, On Monday
snefnoop lie 80 ~ to trw mon living shy -,
l,ysd tie pfoad recollection a hsyBg voted fsf The
ta'hsf ~ III Cnub,ry 81 PRECEDENT snS BE- has a.ss
,o'ef IN eysfy succeeding Presidential sieeton. M.
hlaektard va gentleman =, fus uissst ssd vrsy
tefslE. fpf,ft.a ilsn btu q sbxh h. retained ts~
na ~ hss IN naus thnaf ispfotch. -Lyn,N,vv
Ifr,tp.op fvg 81
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NORFOLK, Aug o. iess.
The number OF deaths for thirty hours TO the beer
ofmailing, u ~, and consist OF the following
Mr.. Edmund James, brother niaw 70 Rev. g. d. Ana
sH.n8, ~ .he IIsso! .s.1n Snassn'
Mr. william South Reids lane
Mrs Tresnor wide Water street
Miss Trennor do 40
M wulI.u, irsr, clrrk M Rational
NJ i.n,.s paiiy hstar 1hu,rh str.st
NJ Ie,,miah Vauybsn no RoAh.ry,. InnA
Mis-. E,h.reage 81 I,mherla ma st,>st
Colored nov ~ NJ. paIrer,s
John Parker Tnner Tnion s,ha.4
Mrs st.wnr, M Main st,cs,
Miss Iarner N, 4 lama. strsst
Child at Mira n,rn
Jennir stone
William Dritt
Mr. sulIork
.Iohn JI,t,on,. sc,yan,
Mr. Ie,mn,
Mr. unlscy sftv.ovo ya.r.
Mia, Hcnaisstone
Miss Kate U,rn,nnon
Nnrx son,hwor,h
seryant NJ n, Inweu
s,n oG Mr Hare.
~ Heath
Robert unys, agod c,r,,.oo.
Henry Archey -
se,y.,, ~ A., yohr.on
S.r,ant AZ M,s I,iler
s,rynn, ~ Al, picLrel
se,x.n, ~ M prsmbe
se,vnni ~ ur lanes
Row ., Mr. Conrad
nov ~ CAM Hotel
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Cour, * te a Nafyls ac n the cisy q iha
dsiyla te etening 4 III "a Int afict p>nfai
Hines.
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Simeon Snow,
+. Stanton.
o. w. Smith,
Luther J. Burditt.
David Mosslton,
l.. j. Stebbins.
Osborn Birdsaii,
Vim. q. Sands.
Peter h. Haven.
Joseph Torrey.
Eli West,
Era stus Hale.
j. J. Peck,
J. A. Green.
John Mcintosh,
VIM. II. Cuyler.
Geo. NJ. Horton,
Vim. Clarke.
Erastus Evans,
Daniel Jackson.
A. J. Mccall,
VIM. G. Hawley
J. u. Crosby.
J. c. Patterson.
VIM. Bingham,
J. q. shepard.
John r. Murray,
II. y. Hughes.
J. q. Mather,
Joseph Foster,
II. +. Wilcox,
lb0s. J. Parker.
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1s-T. 3. Mitchell,
NJ. Thompson.
1o-6reene More.
Samuel :. Browne.
se-layid Wager,
n. W. Moore.
2l--sa mi. 6. Hathaway,
Elisha b. Smith.
2c--Saml. french,
II. de Wolf.
22-L. II. Browne,
Vim. Carlisle.
s4--S. {. Parker.
NJ. u. Burnett.
e5--Chas. Pomeroy,
J. L. Bartea.
26--Tlios. ". Howell,
u. J. sundcrline.
2I-Stephen strong,
Nathan T. Williams.
2S--John a. yanderlip.
Francis +. Erwin.
ON. 4. Paine,
4. ID. Smith.
30-C. 4, Chamberlin,
James A. Smith.
31-Andrew Robinson,
Harvey Goodrich.
32-Wm. Williams,
II. W. Rogers.
33--Henjn. Walworth,
Daniel Judd.
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at Kertsch, and SO dismounted guns, but
no powder stores.
CRAcow.-Letters report that the in
surrection at Ukraine is not yet suppress
sed.
BALTIC. The British and French fleets
on the 4th of june, were closed to Cron.
stadt.
New fortifcations have been erected
since last year.
AsrA.-Pelissier telegraphs, June Sd,
the Russians evacuated Lougak Kali,
destroying before doing so, 60 guns and
six mortars.
Changes have occurred in the Turkish
Cabinet-new political combinations are
springing up.
The London Times is all for the war,
but argues that any prospect of peace
since the new invasion of the Principali-
ties by the Russians is extremely remote.
FRANcE.-A decree extends the free
Importation of. breadstufs to England
during the present year. The King of
Sardinia will probably meet Queen Vic
toria in Paris in August. Perhaps the
Sultan will also come
SPAIN.-The Government represents
the Carlist insurrection as entirely sup
pressed, but the province of Catalouisa is
placed in a state of siege. There has
been break up in the Spanish ministry.
A compulsory loan of 200 millions had
been imposed.
IrALY.-Maximilian, brother of the EN-
peror of Austria, had private interview
with the Pope. Considerable speculation
as to its object.
Letters by the st. Louis mention that
Horace Greeley was arrested and detained
in prison two days in Paris on the COM
plant of sculptor who sent work of
art to the New York Crystal Palace.
The tribunal dismissed the case.
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g DR.. r. M. Andrews,
W 7PHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.
E Residence in Adams township,
on his farm adjoining VIM. Alexander.
June y, 1856.
Administrator,s Sale.
0N SATURDAY, the 2sth dav Of Jul

| IN SATURDAY, the 2sth day of July. 1855
" at ~ O'Clock in the forenoon, on the prem
ises, in Ohio township, Monroe county. Ohio
wiii De sold to the highest bidder, the foliowinc
reai estate, as the property of John u. Reuser
deceased, to wit: The north west quarter al
the south east quarter of section IL, in town.
snip =, OF range 4, containing 35 acres. Also
the south east quarter of the north west cuar.
ter OF the same section, containing 90 acres
ana hundredths of an acre, except the fol-
lowing part thereof: beginning at stone on
the line of T. p. Shumard. rods sontb from
Peter Kings south east corner: thence eost a.
roos 70 a stone south of atobacco house: thence
straight line north east course To two elms
AZ tne south east corner of the lands belonging
W 'ie helrs OF George King; thence with the
line OF said heirs land 80 rods west to stone
~ tne north east corner of said Peter Kings
tand' aa thence south with said Peter Kings line
90 rods TO the place of beginning; bounded on
.ne north with the lands Of Mahala King and
neil neirs' and on the west by the lands of Peter
Ang, containing "a acres leaving to be sold
unoer the order, acres. Also the south west
quarter OF the north east quarter of section l2.
.ownship = range 4, containing 40 acres and
lunoredths OF an acre. Also the north mart
u Inc north east quarter of section 70 afore-
sMa, containing acres, subject to the dover
u the widow. Appraised at 81 ,O66.
Terms OF sale-One-third in hand one third
= SIX months, and the residue in one war. Win
aseresso y on the deferred payments from the dav
= saae to be secured to the satisfaction of the
JOHN MUHLEMANN
Admir- Of John U. Renser, decd.
March 2s. 1856,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

&H Candidates will please remember that
our charge is one dollar for announcing each
name, and that we expect the fee to accompany
the announcement.
Mr.. EprToR: You will confer a favor on a
HORACE HOLLAND,
(our former Representatives. if You win an
nounce his name as a candidate for reelection.
snn)ect to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention.
NJ We are authorized to announce
JAPHETH SMITH
as candidate for election to the Office of Renre
sentative. subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
ES We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM READ
as candidate for reelection to the Office of
Sheriff. subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention. -
"a We are authorized to announce
JAMES MITCHELL.
as candidate for reelection to the Office of
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas, subject to
Inc decision OF the Democratic Convention.
RB We are authorized to announce
FREDERICK KOEHLER
ss candidate for reelection to the office NJ
county Treasurer, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
ky We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM p. RICHARDSON
IS candidate for the Office of Prosecuting AT.
orney, subject to the decision of the Demo-
ratio Convention,
EB We are authorized to announce
DANIEL O'CONNOR
$ candidate for reelection to the Office of
,ounty Recorder, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention
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MARRIED-on the 2Sd inst, by Joel F.
Randolph, Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH C. McFADDRN and
Miss CATuARIsE SrlSR, all of this county.
On the 24th inst, by Rev. J. J. McIlyar,
Mr.. ANDREW JACKSON and Miss MARY J. MILLER,
all of this village.
Accompanying the above announcement we
received fine cake.
Propitious stars upon them shine,
10 Ightthem through this world Of care:
Their cup be filled with bliss divine,
And earth's best joys be mingled there.
On the 18th inst. by Wilson Martin ESQ.,,
Mr.. oBED WAIT and Miss ELIZA ELLEN MARTIN,
all Of Ohio Township in this county.
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TROUBLE ON THE PLAINS. Davi-
son. conductor ofthe Salt Lake mail which
left this city some three months since. ar.
rived on saturday evening last, having left
Kearney on the 29th ult. Mr.. Dawson
informs US that the Indians have stolen
nearly every hoof of stock belonging to
the mail contractors, and have driven
away all the cattle from the foremost emf
grants, leaving them nothing but their
wagons.
Cholera was timing out the trains be-
longing to the mormon emigrants. These
trains are composed Of families lately ar
rived from Europe.
The Indians have heard the troops are
on their way to fight them, and express
their determination to meet them well
mounted. Independence No. Despatch;