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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-12-17

FIVE LIKELY NEGROES.

in pursuance OF the will OF James u
Crockett, decd. and under the order of the
Ordinary. | will sell at Lancaster G.. II.
on Saturday the 9th Dec. 1856, FIVE
NEGROES, viz, Lizzie. aged 81 years,
cook and field hand, with her child about
2 years Old.
SAM, a likely bog about 10 years old.
ELIZA, very likely, 7 years old.
ALBERT, very likely, . "
TERMS.-I2 months, with interest, note,
aud two good secnrities.
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a. Dis AND EGR s,
MULES, AND OTslE.ss

PKUIENIl, FUK SALE.
G. w. VI. Earhrough, In Equity Ian
Y, J. NJ Yarbrough, easter District.
Executor of Bill 10 sUi. real
Edward Ysrhrough, and personal cs-
~. tate.
MARY b. i~&rbrough.
md III.rL
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Dec. 10, 1856, 4i-4t-P + 81 90
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TIME Exercises of this Institution will
Il be- resumed on the FIRST MONDAY
IN JANUARY NEXT. under he supcrin-
tendance of its former Principal, Sen.JOliN
A. AIS1ON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-10
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

Cl,fyt lllii. y G. April l7th 1850
Aia meeting Of the Freshman las, un the morning
of the llh inst, The following preamble and resou
tons were proposed anil adopted
il has pleased Almighty God Ia lli- nscruiable wis
dom to remove from our midst IN lhc morning Of his
youth. our beloved trlrnd and cass.nac. JOSHUA
T.. TERRY, oi llnrr.nu county, Tcsas But few
short day aet, Ne walked amuug "a the full tide Of
health ami splrIts amt now he has passed away for.
ever, truly, n the midst of liir We arr Ia death
ll. amiahlg disposition, the simplicity aud genlleness
OF he manners, hs greatness Of soul the suicl nleg
rus oi lay life unmarried by = single vine eudearcd
him to all who Arew hii. and has eii yaouu,, Ia,
many 80 aching heat Therefore,
hf'al,sd. Tat Ne recoeaa s IN his death the hand
~ "a Az wise Providence. u,.d humidity submit to hts
holy leofoe.
R'Fi .cd Thai though these time honored walls
N'.' echo a. The sound .. Its voice no mufr aad his
accustomed Footsteps be 49, longer hcari and thegA
he passed away from EARTH and leii tlg sphrra whrh
be- Wss No Nell calculated 70 adurs. lei s. hs ,se 1.-Two
We will cherish his memory and at ourselves To- fulfil
hr dutcs OF e ny initiating tue tnues tina, shel.e 80
brightly iu his
Resoir,d That while We tenrfully sorrow AZ he ir.
sotamhr lnsr that have sustained IN the death OF
u7 beloved class mate We 70 deeply sYmiathke with
lhs hefoaNed larcnt and irrnds. who now await
ine ihr hrnrtfenunr Intelligence tl,ui Ni reach
ibrm 10 thea lar oii homo That our own sorrow
deep and heart cli ihutEh Il be-. ANAL ~ comlarso
with that of hts afflicted Iarrnh and relatives, Whose
dearest treasure b. now sleeping IA iis lonely grave
alaf from home and kmdr,d.
ksfoit,a Ihet tribute ui respect u lie men.ury
OF ttr deceased, the meWlrr- of his class wear the
usual badge of mourning Tor thirty days.
Rfsoira3 That copy OF ticec resolutions ta fof.
varied 90 the family vt ihr dt.ef.ri lut tls,t the
Icsa. Mauhall Republican Raleigh \ & Register.
and lnNeriy l'o'io", b. r,gue.is. TO publish
(EtNJ. w. SANDERS,
Committee nCGll T. COLI,
Nv LYNCH
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in0iher Good Man Gone.

The Henderson Democrat comes to Us
in mourning lor tho death Of JrlrN ;.
DEsHRuEX, u prominent citizen OF Rusk
county. aud member Of the late Legi-lat
tnre ilp ti.d at bis residence on the End
inst, I'D inflammation Of the spleen.
'I.- deceased was born IN south Cnro.
llua, educated iu Georgia, aud for many
years vss tcsidcn, Of hiabama, whore he
was several times elected to The Legislature,
mad teld other promineut positions. He
removed 20 Texas at Hn carly day aud
was an active participant ia establishing it's
independence aud auoxallou to the Mon
He was about 80 year al the tiue o.
his death
Cot Dyyefeux was OTTOMAN Of ed
acaiion aud reading mind was richly
stored with valuable Information he pos,
svsed "A clcaf, pouelra,iug mind sound
Judgment, au even temper, and kind and
noble heart " Although b} nature and
education qualified 10 grace almost any
promtsent position to which he might have
been elevated, still, public life was not
mes, eougcnial to his taste. Ear more did
Be prefer to be engaged in the more retired
and not lees Honorable employment Of &C,
eapyiog his time on his farm. /, was
around his own freside with his houses
bold ahon, HIM, aud in the circle of his
immediate aeighhors and friends, that the
gentle current Of his nature ran" II wa.
there be was best known The modest,
aud simplicity OF his character, his social
qualities, the true refinement OF feeling
which marked bis Intercourse, ana his in.
co'tupthle honesty, clustered around him
euacanag attachments.
We cannot better conelais than hv
quoting the eloquent and truthful remarks
of our contemporary Of the Democrat
II lia death, his wiio has los, an aiIec
Tomato husband, his children kind parent,
bis servants Il considerable aud iudueeut
master his neIahbors a public henelac,or,
and kusk county faithful public servant
Peace to his memory aud may tao sun.
light oi the hope Of hlssiul re,union.
radiaie the recesses of the widowed hesrt
now 50 sadly afflicted by this melancholy
dispeusalion Of Providence,
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seizure Of the lsthmus by the Government
Highly important. intelligence has been
received from Oregon. The Indians by
coup de man withdrew all the regulars
from Vancouver to the East side of the
Cascade Mountains. The troops having
been removed to the Indian country, the
ssyages by military ruse, divided their
forces placing large party between the
troops aud the settlements. On the 10Th
of March 500 Of these Indians attacked the
Cascades, which were aimos, deienceess'
burned every dwelling killed a large nuns
Der OF citizens, and burned the steamer
Mary. The whole country was IN state
of alarm aud confusion. The Indians
were within SIX miles of Vancouver laying
waste the country. numbering all ages, and
sexes, and conditions of people.
\ force of 10 men had been dispatched
to the Cascades. They encountered the
Indians, and a fight, lasting several hours,
ensaed. in which the Indians were repulscd.
bu, as was supposed, would reappear IN
large numbers.
On the 10th, four companies encountered
$50 Indians, on White River. \ fight en>
sued. The Indian. were defeated carving
of their dead The whites had but four
men killed.
ErRorr The peace conference closed
It's session on the lGlh. The terms OF the
treaty have not transpfed.
Slxty thousand mcn are said to be under
arm. in Afabia aad Mecca, aud Jedda WAS
IN complete Instruction.
At \ocome,ia, "a collision had taken
place between the Turks aud Christians
owing to the latter attempting, with the 80,
sI,tauce OF the English, to place bells IN
their churches The fnrk. made an indis-
cfimina,e at,rach on all christians including
the English. Thirty OF the latter were
killed. bu: the English IN exasperation lait
hand, on the Governor aud 200 Iufks, and
sent them to CoustaniinoPle
The Persia, which arrived at New York
from Liverpool. on the 29th reports an adj
vance IN cotton Of ftom ! to id. per pound
FLompt-A small chuHk Of fight
occurred IN Florida, IN the Big Cypress
between company OF regulars and the In
dams on the 7th ult The 5 troops
numbered los under MAJ Arnold the In
diaus We're Ia force about 80 or 100 Tn,
latter made tie attack bnt were beaten an,
run oil into the sWAmps The fight occu'
picd SIX hours. Several Of the whites wct,
killed. and others wounded
great lire occurred a, Philadelphia OF
the night Of the lst Of Nav large
number OF buildings were consumed, in
clud.us the y and Emo Railroad Depot
which was partially burned Total lost
estimated at two millions Of dollars
kNN.ts The news from tins TERRITORY
u also oil exciting character The ire,
State men seem determined 20 bring on hos
utes They recently rescued one OF thyi
number from the Sheriff. aud it is said tha
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There viii be meeting Of tie Auxiliary
Tlact Society Of the VI T. Church, on next
Wednesday night, at the Methods, Church,
Cor the purpose of eleoIing officers, adopt,
ing constitution, &c. Every body friendly
10 the cause !. requested TO attend. An
opportunity will be given TO all who wish
io join the society, or IN any way promote
the Interests Of this praisewofthy enterprze.
No wonder the Richmond sun shines.
Tho editor lately received as present, iaur
boillfs Of brandy and two gold pens in
one week fiahefiaa Gle.
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- Nicaragua ard the Fillibusiers."

On our frs, page viii be found an article
taken from ElaeAwood's Magazine. under
the above title, embodyiug and interesting
history OF the political events which have re-
Gently occurred ia Central America. These
incidents are presented in consecutive or
der. and the statement is more full aud lucid
than we have seen elsewhere. Aia time
when the public mind is awakened to a
lively Interest ia Central American affairs,
and the success Of Walker, operations,
such detailed statement will prove ea'
ceediagly interesting
Ii is but natural lla. we should take eS'
cept.ons to the writer's criticisms on the
alleged uaclou Of our government IN the
enforcement OF cur neutrality laws, and to
the term pirate" or freebooter which
he applies to those who come under The
denomination OF dllibnsters.
As to the first II is conceded by all par
ties that the President has endesyofed TO
carry on, faithfully The duties enjoined upon
him BIS tho constitution aud bis oath OF
Office. And, AS the National !atelligeneer
very Justly remarks. If the Administration
has failed 10 repress these .nyasions Of for
een territory by citizens Of the United
States, the fault canuo, be attributed TO any
defect in the law. or to the Executive,
\. 20 the second. we contend that the
terms pirate aud freebooter are en>
iirtly misapplied whe, made with reference
To such men a. Walker aud those under his
command With the pirate and freebooter,
puuder j, the main object Murder, rapluc,
ds.ontion a perfect contempt fof all law
human aud dlyue. mark their progress.
Not 80 with the hillbasters. They have
other and nobler aspirations. Good gov
crameut. wise aud sautarY laws. prolec-
ton Of lite aud property, follow their move
ments
We must recoleci, however, that the
writer Of this account is an Englshman.
imbued deeply with the prejudiees OF his
government and countrymen. 1t is but
natural that he should condemn with harsh
nes. my movement calculated to extend
the territory Of the Union, or the benign
institutions Of our goyernmeut Bat Eng'
ashman as be is he cannot bat admire the
daring inirepidity Of our people, aud their
love Of liberty aud good government And
while ho Is disposed to sheer at the idea OF
a portion OF our people, that we are ulti'
matols TO possess the American continent
and the island of Cuba, to them 9 matter
of "maniiest destiny,''j his own account
Of Walker aud the character OF the Amer
leans under his command, goes very Ear TO
show tina, thu popular sentiment has req
souabc foundation
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ARRIVALS AsD nErAE To rs
issrsR~ shnry.g-,.t - ArNifE "rH'af
Thursday. and >aganiay st y 'hFAsfs
"Wednesday. Friday. and Sunday, 81 = "
NssrsH~- ala Henderson AHsffts urtaAi
Thursday, ard SATURDAY, ai ?. y. ohraHfs
"wednesday FRIDAY. and Sunday, At An
Nosrusxx sis tsHrsun 60 ARslyEs TUESDAY
rhar.,isy, snl Saturday. at ar-s htFskis
Wednesday, FRIDAY, and Sunday. al r "
NosTtfngsT ria Tyler AsAiYrs u'-aaF
Thursday. and SATURDAY 81 "
Monday Wednesday. and FRIDAY az v
SorTnrKS-r Mansfield Asttsts Nedh~''. sf'
and SATURDAY. at : ,. ". DfrtHrs IhNiHlA5'
and Monday. att NJ
Pc, CANA - cave and arrive the SANE day,
Tuesday Thursday. anj Saturdays.
t;uAls Arrives "a Thursday, NJ = " an1 nH
saturday, ate NJ defaris On lue''l"t' Az = ~
aud % THURSDAY. Al r.n
0rftcs Horss--ffum A. N. 90 " ~ ai'd ifo"
io6F.
oH;er ot~n f1r delivery at ? ".
Mai el,-c- flf the East At 10 ? n
~. efiiee .il he ageH Sunday irlH i' '' ~
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We received on Monday visit from our
old friend, K. W Loughery, Esq, Editor
and proprietor OF the Marshall (l'exas) Re
Publican, Notwithstanding his old age, he
retains all his pristine viyae|ty and yigor OF
intellect. iougbelY cannot he much under
80 pounds - Cadfo naseite.
Ii friend Battle will substitute youth for
od oge, and add hundred pounds to the
last line. he may Kiss "our bah, when he
next visits Marshall HarshaH Republican.
Il kissing goes hY fdror, as the old say
iug has It, We lear " our baby would not
offer sufficient attraction. Komember, we
have never seen Ms L.-Caddo gazette
On Friday, the Pad Of May, there WAS
another child born unto u.. a bright, bloom.
ing, beautiful little boy. Form symmetric
ally faullless, eyes blue, hands and fee, small
and well shaped Phrcnologically all Of
the intellectual, moral and perceplive iacul
ties well developed Bound, inevitably to
be statesman, philosopher, or poet. As
with our first. the ladie., without dissent,
ing voice have pronounced him beautiful
Come, friend Battle. envy not our good
looks Here is another chance for kiss
Prepare yourself by thorough oourso OF
additions aud metallic razors Tor the "heaven
descended nectar
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To,Daf.--lhe Grand Lodge OF the
lfsiependen, order Of Good samaritans
and Daughters Of Samaria have been in
session at this place for several days TO.
day they are to have procession aud an
GRAFTON rs JonN y. AsnroS, Esqr, of
Shreveport, La. To,niglt Saturday there
is to be an address by Mr.. GEO l.. lllLL,
al the baptist church.
Our Democratic friends will bear il mind
that there viii be meeting Of the part, To-.
day 10 arpoins Delegates to the Dist ct
Convention, 10 be held at Henderson on
Monday week Il has been suggested that
the meeting be held n. the Courthouse. tbs
evening, st 3 o'elack. si;cr tie ce'chrH
=
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Cm,RlrsroN, AprH 2stb.-The sieam'
ship Isabel has arrived, bringing Nicaragua
papers o, the lijh. from which we learn,
hat ON the 7'h, great battle took place
At Eivas between the Costa lsicaus and Gen.
" alkers forces, m which the former were
routed. with loss Of SIX hundred killed.
The American loss amounted TO only ihlr'
ty killed.
COL Wheeler. the United states Minister
10 Nicaragua, has addressed u letter to Mo
ra. President Of Costa Rica, relative to the
shooting 81 American citizens and protest
,o,, ao,ipsl the conduct OF Mora IN orders
ing the expulsion OF Americans
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TERRIBLE RIOT AT PANAMA!
MAILS DESTROYED,
Panama Railroad Torn IN,
PROPERTY muNDEHED AND DESTROYED.


by the ARRIVAL 'h's morning oil The steam
ship "fahau"' we nave ''e i"n"'na Star Of
the i"lh inst" Wh'ch gives i"e l"iio"ing ae
count OF 'efflo'e Iio' NJ a''a'h", on iae,
DAY evening, tue ION 'ns'' u appears tia
many Americans were h"iou anu wounded
tue express mans Ne'o "es"oNeu' The "a,
nam" h""'o"o' u ''e oN''u' VI some two
miles was Tor" up ana ''uen property va.
plunue'e' Snu ues"oNeu' ne star sNs
we are "o" "o'o W iaY o"'o'e 'he pub
NC co''eo' Ne's,o" VI u'e proceedings On
iuesuay evening last AZ ,ue IA'''"aa station
oS "h'eh 30 many 'a'uao'e ives Were loo,
SO many "ouhuo'' anu :" n'ueh property
pi"ho.feu anu u'S""N'u' ne particular,
arc wa" "u"i Wv w l'S''''' ~ VI teu
Ter ana VII " IMAM '>'''"n' 'l The a'lfo,f
COMPANY anu Tue statements 'hadr To- y,
W 'hP'- "on"n'' a6'"' 81 the '. VI SIS
",hp"n'' an ~ "n''" were on the spat
ana actively 'ne'e'u ~ attempting 10 pta.
wac 'of n' s"'''N 81 INV plSsrnse's
va "e.u"N "'''th""o III" 'fo passeu,
gers per '''','''s' "'''''" "'"' Nspll"alla
'he ''a''V"' 'Vf "' purpose OF emhafsts
on "oh,u '"' 'o"'l ?" 'pP"on', '"f ALTO
MA 1"'"s 80 '"e s'''' u 'ne ''u' 'he
were ''''in'u on 'no'' u'''' '"'e hoa'
senrers were around the railroad stat.
waiting to get their tickets registered os
ers were At the Ocean Hotel and IN H.
other hotels and eating houses ~ the g..
mega
Whilst Nessrs Ncf.aue. g.uter. and \.
son ver. STANDING op the wharf the, ~.
rel,rd a cummoilon amonp the usss.ns.,.
man, ct whom commenced fuunin,, tov',...
the town Sending messenger 10 ,ps,,,.
what was the matter. the, were informed
that a native had tried 10 steal a walerm.oo
pistol had been discharged. and a m,s
shphtly wounded Almost AZ the cam.
time and before the marty len The uh.,g
the bell. of the Cnnrcb Of Santa Ann.
commenced 10 r,ag IN. alarm nj FIR. ana
immediately after. the natives were seen
running along tae beach aud through In.
C.euepa. and then followed the attack a,
the Ocean Hotel Me \llast.r's store ,,4
the Pacific House. situated more 10 the le6
From the time the first difficulty aro,,
mill the attack ON th, hous.s not n,o,,
than fifteen minutes elapsed. During m.
time lew slrots were fred. cant Ne
Lane immediately sent a messenger 10 town
lor Col Garrdo, and the police. and thea
AL three proceeded to the station.
Many oi the passengers ran down to the
"hhr TO embark, ana others ~ The depo
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TIL. LATEST \EN =.

orleans "h''s VI '"' "''
Nce''"'"S To '"' ''''s' ~
was ''''' e"P'u''' ''' . y Wv -, 80
cans ""o '"'" ~ Wv amy ~, - -.
MANI Oh yen -" "'"''' ~
o'ft'e" u VIII 20 .'''', w. ~ ~
Gus accounts '''''' '''"' -.
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NIL, -. H.. .o.,,,o, G,, the
,,,,, ,r ,o,,,n,i,i,r
,o,.,,.,,..,,,r, coming to ms assistance.
,,,,l.., s,c,u,,ts n. was AT the head of
ooo Americans and 500 native troops
,.,,n which Il. iotenI.I IN attack the cue,
m, at \,,pin BAY. ON the 18th.
Tin. polnt SEA. ia possession of the Costa
Ricans II had been entered. on tho 7th
Of ,uJl p, John Il. Mora. President OF
Costa Rica. with au army, which at once,
under his orders, commenced ma attack on
tho office ct the Transit Company, murder
ing unfortunately women aud children.
I he troops then broke open the doors OF
thc store. aud robbed the load persona OF
money and valuables It's reported that
eighteen citizens OF the t ui,cd states, four
ladies tone with an iulant,l were t0us cru'
ely murdered The conduct OF the osiA
he""s was o"'D"'ou' '''' sd age 'o' "''''
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OF The Galveston Confederate gives the
names OF the Know Nothing papers in
Texas, rs follows:
The Austin Times, San antonio Herald,
Washington American, Goliad American,
Baslrop Advertiser, La Grange True Issue,
Palestine American, star >pfaHgied Ban
ner, Henderson Iexas Enquirer, Rusk ;
Union Advocate. Huntsville; GAINESVILLE
Messenger, aud Galveston Confederate
There may be others whicn have escaped
his notice, and there are others whose ed
itors, he knows, are true to the cause al
though silent on political subjects,
ANorulR MuRDGR ions BARNETT,
who, was tried aud acquitted for killing
Glasscock AT the last tenn Of the District
Court of i'ou Bend county, on the 22nd
u,., killed Mr., LowrurR young lawyer
and justice Of the peace, ~ Richmond.
The murder was unproyoked Barnett was
drunk and had been taken to bed by Low,
ther aud another Young man This young
man left the room when Barnett immedi,
aleA shot laVlher.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-10

ElRrus rom recent events i; would
appear that our population is rapidly on the
Increase " understand, tina, within the
pas, week, eight or ten children have been
born in this town and immediate vicinity.
The custom prevails ia many portions Of
the country. Of publishing these arrivals, -
aud our impression is that II is one which
ought to be universal 10 distan, friends,
aud sometimes to persons living even IN the
same county, these publications would prove
highly interesting, and occasions might
arise IN the future when proof as 10 when
the parties were born, would be important.
As we cannot take the liberty however, Of
publishing them nnashed, we will simply
say to our friends, that Il they will send US
the notices they shall find a place in our
columns
RrD RnnR--Lato accounts from upper
Red River state that a considerable rise has
taken place The sulphur, an important
tributary Of Red River was out Of It's
banks The Lake is filling up. Good nav.
cation to Jefferson is yet anticipated The
Shreveport South Western SAYS We are
informed BY Nr Dawes, that Red River at
kamichie had up to Thursday last, MAY
lit, risen ten feet
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or A great deal Of rain has fallen with.
10 the last two weeks, attended in one or
two Instances with bai and violent winds
Many planters have hsd their fields sirewn
with fallen timber. \ iine prospect for
crops and renewed navigation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-10

4 INV PArfR.-- Ncssrs JouN ". Ban.
nurr q Co. have issued prospectus Tor
new paper to be published in this place
20 be entitled "rbe Harrison Flag" The
state that tho Gfs, number viii bs issued so
soon as press can he procured from New
Orleans. aud sanguncIy hope to be able
10 unfuh It to the breeze by the first week
Eco June
The Flag viii be published at - 80 per
anuum in advance; 80 50 II uot paid I'LL
the end OF the year-uote required at the
time OF subscribing, or as soon as tho first
number of tho paper is Issued. tihis last
ia nm excellent idea)
The propietots further say
THE Flag will be- an earnest advocate
Of National imericdH priacpics--it viii
be- neutral upon no subject, but will speak
out freely and Independently upon any and
all subjects Of public or general character.
Where our H. \. friend, ions W. B,R>
Rrfr, will find tie NdiionaI' principles
of his party, we were at loss to imagine.
The national platform, adopted at Phil
adrphia, is emiuently froeso,l, aud the views
Of Mr. fuLNoRr on the question OF slave
rs ia the territories, have not been given to
the country. IIis abolition letter Of ls3>,
stands against him, as statute unfepealed
" tn such platform, and such "A declara>
ton OF principles, She South viii not, and
ought not. 10 take him on trust.
Mr. BARBrrr is gentleman OF talent,
and aside from politics viii publish, we
presume, aa interesting and instructive
paper.
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FOR COlN MY TREAsIEER-
COUNTY SURVEYOR

johe ., Pm 81 candidate ia C.aHfg Tra
prrs. no the ensmnH August election.
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CHIEF JUSTICE

Jim T. Haag,l i. candidate fuf fe sler'iaf
go tie office e., Nhpf 80 ife ensuing hUtts, ciys
upn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-10
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

VIM r Npnea a candidate fof County Nsrrs
o', at The ensuing August elecituH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-10

The demolition OF the Irving House, in
New York, has been commenced It's cen
ltal lroniis to be replaced with marble, and
several elegant stores fitted up The lr,
viug House was built in ISIS. and was
then thought too far up town Now, il is
too TAR down tor hotel