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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21
The Two-Ihird Rule.


The origin 81 the two>thlrd rule as
usage of the democratic parts vii boz found
to be given with care, and, we doubt not.
aeon aefe III w." Two 90. lowing Ai'''''' '''''
the Nh1ny At'a' ana Argus
Inn iR'r ptN''" ii'' '''',' "
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another Na'i'nal convention ''t 70" at
pos, ol nominating oe'a'efAac '"''''''',g'
tor Ffe''ae"' "i'" y zee '''''''
- some Isni'''s'e"ess ',' f,'A''.' w '.'.''
ef conventions may eo' Ue nl''''s' sue +.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21
STR Az HORSES

The I0IIlNIng horses 9lraYcl aWay
(c->N sometime last summer
4 Dark Chesnut Sorrol, about nine last
spring. with some saddle marks, o small bulge
en- his len Jaw, walk and trota. "aa raised
nine miles west Of Nscogdoehes, by 5, II.
Borcn.
A GRAY Pony, about Sc ~ seyeu when he
left: was reached has roman head, branded
on the left hip rather loag aaek.
will give liberal reward for the delivery
of the above horses, or Tor any information 90
regard g. them, so That ! can get them.
G.. T.. NY NSOS.
Marshall Mar,h 70 ls3f ."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

We are 10th to believe that all the wives
Of the same man can be happy and content
although ali OF them that we have inferno.
gated have painted their positions rs one
exceedingly delightful rap.ata With joss
that Gcni.les never comprehend or cxpe.
renee. They ondeayor to create tho inn
preston that jealousy ia stranger TO their
homes The household Of palley +. Pra,t
WAS often instauccd "a very mode, at
harmony and union. This truly patriarch
Al apostle. man Of high distinction amongst
the Mormons is the happy spouse Of uns
ladies' aud tho reguted father OF thirty three
children. lis wives, who all live together
like nc maay sisters. reside in the s1me
house and seem to hive general under.
standing that each one is to partake OF the
cobjugal bed ia turn partition, which, 100
less fortunate households, is o0euimes the
source Of petty riyaliies and lastiee .nimos
tics Belinda Marden, one OF the wives ef
paley PRATT, q Young woman as remuk-
able Tor the graces al person rs for 'ae gill
Of intellect, has given To tie world a pamph
let on po'ygamY 10 which She undertakes
to prove tht plurality Of wives is author
2ed b, the tlm'gatY. and contains within
itself the elements OF perfect uualloycd hap
pness hero below, @ho adds TIA! the tide
ei gra. poscamst is syuanuou with
that of great saint, apd is word tlat is
peculiarly pleasing TO the ears ct the llrr'
ua. hde on this subject would re-
mark that ono ct Che fraternity, who wa.
arcu,tomel TO loin "a very fs4nenlIy m
oar eve ~ parties, once made las serioas
remark. whom ,pttaae oi ile hope that
was ncaealiy entertained Of seeing us
shortly demand ile right Of baptism " The
saints gentlemen, cherish the pleasing au
ur.pa,ou OF one day seeing YOU grand
palyrani.l. IN ,hc SIGHT Of the Aimghty
1ha fidelity OF the Mo- non women is
exemplary. freely and cheeru.ly testify
to thJ, TACT without seeking To datract from
u Is uH1ulus 90 adultery the Punishment
d, da4tu
when d. system Of polygams obtains.
ann fer. very tar, from as.entine to the
statement that tho women ara SO happy us
taav profess to Dr. Such beHei would
be- "a, r,pueaeut to the dictates ef my fels
son Us b those %. my dea.f. i, irdga
,hey sr. SINGER, in this esarl, which aHf
our must be lsi 10 doubt, who knows and
reflect. upon the degree ai reserve chat tas
church imposes. am bound rs = s'rcns
4I ITa-.-s' f. |mfa..e 30 aiuha'a ''a=
pretended happiness L. "a certain 3refae a.
moral degradation and oh4p'Y which
seems To- Indicate the kind OF lIle that
.qo.Gl, uumhtt ui them construed ora tou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

1000 Elackman v Green a Douglass
Pamela. iadg't affirmed.
ile2. Bayue Ndm'r IS Garrett Adm'r !.
san Augustine reversed and reniauded.
IiOl. trouehton - Blaloeh Smith,
Iudr't affirmed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

TCIiliAkER tND JEWEhLER.
KEEPS ON hand clocks, valetes, and
va iewelfy and Masonic, odi Fellows,
GlA-0 and other seals. Manufactures all Kinds
Of gold aud oliver ware Work done at short
notice, aud at prices TO suit tbe times,
Auril u, lsb5.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

I VI CIotGlI, Attorney az Lqr, Mar.
.. . Shall, Harrison Co., Texas.
Ollie. ia the row ii hu,idrug T. al
ih, pubHc Sgage.
St4t 3. 500. bly,.
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i)rofcsslonnl CARDS.


ryNUEOpIlllHS PERRY, Worney ~ falr,
lar-hal Texas Will praeuce ia ihe Courts
at the 9TH judicial District business onirust-
cd Co itis carr, viii meet VITA prompt attention.
Feb y 1870.
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ID E y Z + I
Q. X PHILANDER DoEsTICKs, P. p.
EEsYEc1ruLLY IEspEREp HIMSELF TO sINsELF,
N TBE THAT IT WILL PAY HIS
SMALL DIETS.
DOESTICKS WILL SING
HIS NEW VERSION OF THE SONG OF HIAWATHA,


his NEW VERSION OF THE SONG OF HIAWATHA'
caLLtp
PL L r I. b L s A II
SONG THAT'S BY NO AUTHOR.
IN EIBLO's SALOON,
Some Saturday ne1t year If in The mean tine sf5e .Ha
Efficient
oRcHEsTRA OF SEVEN HUNDRED FERso y
Gan be trained to Whistle the Accom- rslime1t.
PLV-RLBUs-TAHs Book making most mpertinent men
top Of Of respectable persons has no business
10 ANYTHING about Poem containing several hundred
line, more than it ought TO- wfy perpeTated with malice
sforethousht, by
O. K PHILANDER DOEsTICKs. P. B.,
Who has been aided sbe,ed in his intentional By
JOHN MoLENAN,
Who has contributed thereto
ONE HUSp AND FIFT w =
ATRocIOVS ILLUsTR.T ms
For the pu1pose skrs the enormty more noticeable
The entire Poem Music by the renowned au-
thor Of Wilkins bis Diuah Bobbn' Round and our
other purely American Operas. and
WILL BE SUNG THREE FLATS, BEfoR ?
SEw-YoRX AUDIENCE, BY
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WILL MAKE HIS FIRST APPEARANCE on THE
OPERATIC STAGE.
In order that The People may have ample opportunity % sp
precste the rstho, tenderness and the neypressbe sim
pcity Of the poetry public performance will not take ae
until considerable after thousand copies have been
cold paid for and the spent By the entesng author
THIS WORKtWILL BE ISSUED on
THE FIRST OF MAY,
And the American People crafty themselves the writer
and the publishers by making immediate application for early
copes for which they will be charged One Dollar each To
guard ssain. peculaors copies will be sold to any
one man than pay for To avoid confusion in the ire
epdous rush for copies will enter the store at the
Broadway entrance and having received their loads viii de-
part by the rear HandcaI and whealbaTrows not al
mitted Apply a. the ooA Once' u
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No. $40 Broadway
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1 CARD.-The unde 'oned take especia.
n pleasure teirr the medium thro1sh wAi,h "a, 5oot
Literature Of The Ninetesn,h Ce4tury al ~ 1onPtn-
Pc PoFUIAR "fh History 's Of 0 iSGLIsa BIBLE TRANS
SHELDON. Bf4kEMAS Co,
VII Publish cu FRIDAY, April 25,
THE EN- LISH B l B l. r
sCRIPfUREs INTO rHE E&GLIsH rQNdUE
one vol limo. PHce 81 3 with Portraits Of "i'sHe And
Translation The English from Che hst version ~
WicI in 1880 to he made ~ order Of King lanes 70
wIetse Ty5dse Coyerdse Tav-rasr, crnmer, The Gene
var ENes the Bishops tie Doaay s,ho9e sela, s snn
,ou. 70 the The subject embraces the
iss9s les .5t stGSf Of bs rs b.. a1.tsd the paSc
times during ke last tge centuries sd 81 20
eagerly souht by pertss the 'useet with
regard 10 Their Individual oIiIons. Ihe ".A . g.. .
interests Of no party aLd seeks merely TO present ue ~
'' A'''''' ABRIDGED TABLE or CONTENTS.
ENGLAND WITHOUT THE BIBLE.
CBAPTER ~ ....
The Bible the Peoples Charter Relation Of Wics!he 10
his see
Reign Of PIies:craf-
Counter Infueaces-,her Ineficieney.
wiclife, the Bible Apostle.
Perseeu,ion Of WicslGe by the Pera Clergy.
v7ekliae'. View. of the yew Tesisuer, Ministry.
wielliee attack. the Stronghold Of Popery.
CHAPTER VIII.
Conoeuaes his lsbors the Enshtenins Of the Common
People.
n,.r..nn,. CHAPTER *
PART sBGoSD DSryo,,un
I52J-1611.
Continued Influence of welle'. Bible among the People
william TyndAle'. New Tesanent. Prescribed BY Church
and State. go
Ty1dsle's Reformatory Writings
CHAPTER ~
Persecution Of Tyndale py CARDINAL vosey.
The new Ansgonist. Character Of Sir Thomas More
CHAPrER
The Theoretical Refoer become. the Practical
CHAPTER VII.
Sir Thomas More as Lord Chancellor
CHAPTER VIII.
Firth Tyndale's youthful Assistant in Bble Transl'ton
Anne BOleyn the Royal P.tfone.s, The Kings Divorce.
CHAPTER X.
Eforts by K.ng and Cergy trap Tyudals.
CHAPTER n.
Triumph Of tie Principle.
COverdale's Bible.
Tsveruer'. Bible.
Crsnmers Bible. The Anglican Church RISE OF farish'n
in tho Church. -
The Reign Of Terror Character Of Bloody Mary.
The Geueyan Version superior Scholarship.
The B,bo,. Bible oseen EnzsbetL. Policy With reference
20 the Church - -
The Bishops' Bble-Coutinued
CHAPTER XIX.
Rbemish or DouAy Bibe-the Catholic Version.
The Common Version State Of Parties in the Church at
James, Accession. -
The Common Version-Contnued The KINGS Liberal Ar
sements for Securing and kewne ing Competent he'~
Retrospect Leading Charaeterucs aud Influence of bngsh
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Now ready
KNOW VIE d G f | PO W =

PRODUCTIVE FORCES OF MODERN SOCIETY,
RESULTS OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND Skill L.
BY CHARLES KNIGHT.
Revised and Edited by DAVID A. WELLS 4 NJ Editor Of
Annual OF Scientific Disooyery," sc
With numerous Engraving l2uor cloth. : p
In this work exhibit the relations which
KDouledge Labor Skill and Capital bear 70 each other Labor
he foundation OF Wealth Capital IL but ac
Labor Skill increases the pcd1ctveness OF Labor
Kpcxedge is at the basis Of all productive Labor knowledge
provided modern machinery and thus alded uld Nue
10 the Of Labor Division OF labor IS essential
TO the highest sk and consequently the highest productive
be ally LABOR be absolutely free aud capita absolutely
secure in order the highest prosperity Of both Credit repre-
scnts fixed csts-enabe TO convert his houses lands
machinery. &C, into currency.
These PROPOSITIONS others illustrated by great variety
Of facts drawn different branches Of skfu industry
rono gery glass manufacture, cotton ana wooen anuac
ures POTTERY silk manufacture matchmaking printing &C
The work A. instructive treatise on Political Econ
omy end interesting history Of skful Industry IT'S Nus
traied by upward Of Fifty EngraViuEs
COULD L LINCOLN, Nc. 80 Wsshinston-st Boston
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"Fun of Adventures and the Romance Of the Season"
THE GRE EN- NTAlN GIRLS:
A STORY OF VERMONT

neat l2mo. Price : .. illustrated.
GOOD NOTICES OF GOOD BOOK:
Aids BLYTHE Mary Tharp and Lutbena Brandon, are the
Green Mountain girls whose trials struggles and noble virtues
the with its chosen and shed their usie
upon it's pages They be followed through the byway
OF narrative with emotion. The aders heart
bounding with pnde, Will not the less again and ssHn be
touched 10 tears IN I. paly news
assures US Is il the story He is himsef Of
one Of OF its Dcidens' lCh Freeman
The boob with illustrations OF CHARACTER whose MOD
est vet model charm the adr every step No one
car read feeling lighter heart and knowing more
the yet eEerPng character OF the GreSn Mosn
tain Girls lNlsgafs Coutier.
Tales Of wild peril and dashng adventure and desperate
rk-scmetues esurdy faTc in their details and sometimes
deIloTably sad and tTagical New Hampshire ratrlot
Its moral is good aud there sincere religious sentiment
rsrvading the book from beginning end" Roch Dem.
We American ladies' tha = the very oook
they should read Albany Spectator:
we hone al who desire live do good will give this
work peTuSa" Saturday Mail Philadelphia,
Huitng and wild adventures reci;ed to give the
story Z exciting interest chester u 4ion
DERBY a JACKSON, Publishers NewYork
Ard fer sale by Booksellers generally.
CoTies sent by mel postpaid
AGENTS WANTED TO sell Popular Books.
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A VALUABLE NEW WORK on
N TIE DOG
JVsr PUBLISHED:
"pINKs" AND MAYHEM on THE DOC.
Edited BY Fs,Sx FoREsrEs,
kmbrseirg
THE sPORTNAS'S WADE MECUM.
By " DNEs.'
full instructions ~ all that relates 20 the beens
Rearing. Breaking, KsnReins sud Conditioning Of Dogs
With Remarks Guns-ther Loading and Carriage DE
signed for the Young Sportsmen lluraied with IN
cravings No- Revised Edition. Ard
DOGS-THEfR MANAGEMENT.
Being Plan of Treating IIm based uPon eonsd
GRAFTON his Natural Teuperareh Illustrated by
Engavrg depicting the Character and Position OF the Dog
when Suffering Disease.
By EDWARD MAYHEw, M r. {. v
IN OF elegant volume OF 460 pages. Pnce 81 -
the valuable work ssned upon this subject
Ard tie subject that home 20 almost every hoass
The aathors and the editor love the slima OF which they
resk ard they give for bis education and
sell and H. science approves and experience has
tested Albany AtS au Ases
B-Mailed on receipt of price free Of postage.
Published BY STRINGER L TOWNSEND,
No. - Broadway NJ \,
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DLYTHE HALL-A NOV Ell
ID GARRETT 4 Co.. No Is Annst
HOW to USE MANURES.-In order to know
the Fertilizers for each crop, and how to use all
Msnures economical the Farmer will md
the following Books invaluable: - -
BROWNS FIELD BOOK OF MANURES. : p
JOHNSON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. 81 p
DANA'S MUCK MANUAL. 81.
MOTIONS SCIENTIFIC AGRlCTLTIRE III oe
NAsH'S PROGRESSIVE FARMER ooc.
CHEMISTRY MADE EASY. &c.
Sent BY mail ostage paid, or receipt Of price,
Catalogues Of ell Agricars orks sent 70 those who
= with their scdTess
{. NJ. sAXTON 4 Co Agricultural BOOK P1ehshers,
No 10 Fulton ~, New York.
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TO the THINKING sc PIT b Lie. =
i THE CREED OF CHRISrENDOM; ITS OtNOA
TONS AND SUPERSTRU CTURE BY. VIM X. Cree
l2tpo pr Sj7 q" Is he revelation undi.coyera
bic tiu Iossbe Can The human mind receive idea wh-h
I could not originate p Mailed free.
c. BLANCHARD, NJ. - Sassan -
WILL be ready in few days, cheap edition
w Of THE Prison or WELrEN iEDENi Or, \
Glance EsSr lSpiAN AEcHrELAco. b. Capt Wal
ter Oitson Embehed with iJTty iustfa'ons from ne
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Tie fd@wn. Il Il The n TABLE a of coNrRNrs % Of rHE
sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. l,l5s;
Isnge COMES can obtained the counter in the Pabca
ton Office This MORNING. Price cent.
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Our Diplomacy Afairs Of
kSpsas Frames for kan.A' Houses case no. s IA
poets Going West European Combinaiionsi JET,
Rp..ia, i pe"%e%Iyauia Pole; Mexican Afirs A
Word with MeiehAnisi Case OF Jadse DAVIS The
Pacific.
II. THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE: Arrival
Of he steamship Atles R9oc9s' & e., 2, 's rs.oe
and ENGLAND h.s in Cotton Cou'ols s8,.
III.FROM MAINE: The Removal OF Judge Dayis-Le.-
ter from Correspondent.
Iv..IMPORTANr FROM ST. DOMINGO: Another
Treaty with the United States insults 20 Various
fas; lase,. Of Tie Hay'isa D'-L Maf-Le''ef tom
Y..SICARAGUA: Letter rom Correspondent Al Pan
VI. I.MEXICO: Letter from Our o~u Correspondent at
the City OF Mexico.
NORTHERN MEXICO.
VIII. THE PRosLAvERy AID SOCIETY or PLATr
IX.FROM KANSAS
N..BARsUM AND THE JEROME COMPANY
XIRAlLROAD ACCIDENT; Letter from Coues
poldeut a; Nashua, y. ii.
XII-FRoM WASHINGTON: Cen Lane aqd senator
o';A o, 6sd. ,.s. =, SS..'5Le'''' ,,o
XIlr.ISTEREsTIEG CORRESPONDENCE
XIV..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Xy..XXXIyrH CoNGREsS-FHsr Session: Dcns'
tie Senate and House Of Representatives.
NyIi. TIE LATE ROBERT L. sTFpHESS.
NVGiI..A NEW STORY BY DICKENS: LIrrLE DoEEfr,
CtaItcrs AEi, ANIl and xviii
NIX..THE rEACE-LIT5RAEY NEWS. Letter i.om
Orr Oel Correspondent a. PNA
AX..THE NEW MORMON STATE.
XXI. THE ST LOUIS SLAVE CASE.
NXll..TFRRlBLE AFFRAi ~ THE SIXTH WARD.
NNllI..DEATH or 4 DISTINGUISHED HINDOu
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ter from C.f .oriert az Ma.irt't, Ca
ANVIL TrT lssrE FOR "J Letter f.uI DO lloa e..
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NNty. AGRICULTURAL
AAN..NISGf LLASFOi~ s. Premiums fl Faf ners, CITY
Mortality, Brookl,u Cty MofatT' A Etimpc
nDm oi4 Tunes, fr'sfrse ~ fgrtaii1ni Io1tcr1
Grown incifrari. liHs tho fras0 ~a4 = good,
Fsrrnts Fa. Nv Mode Of Eaiirnils sHws,
Aefsi Penalty ir MarIsr
NXXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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NNXIlI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS, Fui Reports q tho
Sftfa Money luifut, Gram aua ether MHtC'r,
specially reported fof To 1ubuuo
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The OF 18th ard eth ay With be STORE
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Notiee = The ANNUAL ELECTION for FIFTEEN
TRUSTEES Of the HEW-YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY
viii he held the Library Building In University place
btueen 18th and lSh-ss TUESDAY, April ~ between
te and and the Annual Meeting OF the share
hoees held the day and al the same al
I2m. GkO. u ANlhON' SeCreSaS'
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,an'ir burs.s lie ~ suerE.ii thorough and Of
God busnCss sduca ION ard ociator snh pcrsS1 viii
b. admitted with moderate oagitAL Address ELLIOTT,
T. lbufc 81 ficc
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nP,cXIyN EOaKp or HEALTH

NI1Nrs,AY. A.. p" --P-.'s,t the nnyo-. ere.
..iug nc hcvt!a. ronltis
rti Ms n w. c'n.td 10 lighter tie cargo u Tue
y,.t Es,i., ion. Sacun IA G'aice, With Il o6p,o o.
Ao.l.sts Also, lie ba'k Gazt!ic from Pot Gu span
q atsi. 'f sbr alC Ino.tsscs bkow.se tue .ssk
.t'on.o Bti mpi'ssee and gar from Ctonslo goe-
a. gg z en- -faclciy . fc4,.
RE b!iy ioir', from 80 Cruz, - refdsec per.
mi s'0n o. - C,ilEo Airo TIC t'gI ecerca Demng,
htn R.o G. sndc. I'll with hoes R,d har,
Ad SHAW moved roCoIsiroTa'icI o. tbe 'e,o.s.
ton Pr,S,ou-y sduptcd pfct.btrS tho .aGoiig Ct
zoe. Ia Brooklyn Irioi 20 oct. l.
MGyo. BALL Il ought .LcSpc.ent 20 az apor Tao
ust',I AZ pe'tIt. AZ Gny rate th,re wss not mo-
IN, ufstit BrS o the n after Ma lad over.
u. W.apILL tie II, Llh OF ar, ported tAe-s
vC. bO CoIiageUus or ih,cCou. di''H-os within To,
.as. IS iolis. 90
Alc OABlrY moved the following
H11,0s. From % btst iLioira as Bo'idbss b-eo
tte tft the Of 3sus srcouL. - Yellow f5vs IN
the lA't of thc khth Hsrc Lud yc - has neef
ned. ere hsy be- tor sons tsys as1
oe ep0rtei IN s.ate G. ccnya tore DO
Pcei Tat I1, @! tn acton tsSen at 'j b'sse ys
t.ectic- q oo.ld to CO se-oi Thr'
RsGCe q A'h st.eet te and het'rl se'e.--ei
AlCr.td aIG tie beard Ouired
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
ELEVENTH WARD PATHFINDERS, BROOK


Gle F.cyeut WGd Pa;ifrders he'd n large sat
f.i5usiastc coiii z et Myrtle Hal 1T evening Ps-
WTceoT', = Pres.'sn. il The CIT, and ). 4.
IArfHf>. nN''y. A. dresses veio ioade sy Coz
NA.RIA o. KdI -as Dr.. GAILGAkOlI thC P6esiGont
eiG oii,Ir (. HIty tn'h,.ias.n prevailed, and C,s
2, c,rc n r'rcc st late torr witt hue cheer fos
FEIvoNi stc DAYTor. 1fis AssO Ia'ioc II cVnpoend
g tie youDs m.4 &C - f EVENT. Hsr4 ;i,-n Ily ~
tie q, q ob tht Republican Cscdcat'-. ras ANa
cc'o- nee. ovtty Wednesday eye,i-g at My".l.
fl.l M,rt.c Eyt.L
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
3LIAIAE EfFAILo.
-

1he re! Ii AS. Ccft L., So st -ocl Y'-.
tCtoy llg LaCloci, "..l G:t: 70. Ea,sepsers GO
{, o. '-s - 1slcc.'. A.oo-c h,r =. =. fA>seL-ei'
wo ao. c. The shIe q II. {. Dg Boz esq, ha4;''
t-O-a Ho.lalL' -
1891, ~ e. ,..TE 90 80 i-t.tr.
We.,l-l i.oul g.. ,cl-es, ,oLdor. s; Ao;1,ats A'A"
It.e: hat hiic nd schoo: wcnt e-h'3' o. r.
&c :lai p.l, yesterday ncu.rs 1t as1 'fea o'o
Dc I'll Fain:E 20 LeaFy tLstrc @tar ai''''D C 'o
icled rth lie eta. it ,eests, - Sea ia- ng 20
b. 3; !cr E coat to i,I - il !.
lie -etoose- Nery c. Hoy -. fou hieKtt t-'s
vHA [ cr-.c ofvtt,s r.: ks'.fe'k "'at caLC'9 q
1ue.d-, tist:.a Roe .e~s7 IT. '-er We 800.
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
NINTH WARD REprBLrChvs.

\ t,crrp & the Ni,th War Regch'ic'1 e'acci,.
t..s ns-ldc l.' {, c,n O., Bl,foStr Bci6ilgs, Tie
to-. "as fAto, AID eTra. e., Jus:s'D pUvs.-d. Ae.
Giosios T Il Uacf - RI. FAf, hGNEY s. ssIrs sA
H)asE GHLtsr Tie ue-tiig pasrsa III IN 80 o.
81 I.sltt
II, YumZ VI Bocty Yor-,s'n C'al ho;i ~
ut.t.Ie Il "a sa- btl. tt.s .le-i,dsy. evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
trEtfNTu WARD GEEMhh kEPUBICAss

4e g. nLo q rnb'cs. sec'ofc % - q teVeath
10 IL. ss. evslEc &: Nc. - : ccnt street, M
Csl..R r. q ~. N. B. ltk o" . cre:erJ. ar ar
90. -tLt.t. 8Cf q LGo e hat ~ pOoese-o, 20 .a
Tslt.fsf'. .tt ,- ~ t.et'rg g ,urfrJ "i'n 70
S,7tt7c Wr-c German Cvb re Pf sic'-t Gpu ht'
Moct, We apto tee Cor''.'cs t. P'3oo' 3. M 'sI of
M. -. ,,.'-Ii,-s.c Etf.D.s fpfctcs ~So
- =. ). H. - -. mo " a-.li.-s h1.c1n., ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

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