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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

~ WbEI SPRlNGS.--Ihis estabi isnlHent
~ is now open. with handsome accommodations
The new BATHS, just Completed, are most spacious,
convenient aud elegant; containing handsome recap
ton ana private dressing rooms al handsomely
peted and furnished, for both ladies' and gentle men
am inst cted by the owners of this properly, to
spare efforts xpense TO make 1t one Of The most
desirable summer retreats in the mountains.
L. NORVELL,
jg 22-ifn for Sweet Springs Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

The undersigned, Directors of the bank of Wheel
ing 90 hereby certify that the ort going statement
has been examined, aud We believe be correct:
& d. HUBBARD
JAMES l.. PORTER,
A. ALLEN HONLLE,
A TODD,
kOBT. MORRISON.
OHIO COUNTY, as.
Personally appeared before me, Notary Public r
the county aforesaid aud State OF Virginia Daniel c.
List, Cashier of tns Bank OF Wheeling and made
OATH due form of Law, that tho fore going stats.
just and tIus to the best of his knowledge
aud belief.
Given unde my taad thi, 10Th dav IF July, 1856
j. Il. DICKEY, y. F.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

DLATED CASTORS.--SiIyer Plated Cas-
tors of beautiful patterns, with line cut gsss bot
tles. Cske and Fruit Baskets, Walters DC, sll of
good plate and finish Fer sale by
Jy 10 BULkLEY & Co
no YOU WEAR CLOTHING. Then 40
~ TO ITO Main street, ana get what you want
Assorted lines OF the different styles introduced
this season, may still be found for sale, at moderate
prices.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
censs' ing of Shirts Drawers Gloves, Collars, era
watts Ties handkerchief snspe nders and Socks may
De found In great variety, ct the Of the snbscr
bers Walk in
DRAP D'ETF COATS
Aiso open and Broad Fall Pants made from the same
gosds-Asht, selteei and cheap only "a few u,ore
ieh. GSoSHONG u TuPMAN,
y" Il0 Min st,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

Or FOR k tNI-A new brick dwelling.
sds ling 20i h street.. with rooniS gas in each
room, city water in the yard, ana kitchen with
two Apply to X. SEDGWICk
Main street, between 18th and 18th streets
iv q I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

EJOs3 kfOfSEUS Is Win sc4rtG Tina =
L have to announce that my Distribution Enter
prise cannot take place on the 22d February. The
unusual hardness OF the winter has prevented me
from seeing and settling with my agents AS
can them shall fix upon another day not later
than about the LIST Of August at which time the Draw
ing will tany take place the tickets called IN
and the money refunded. And should the sale of
tickets satisfy doing so, shall fix upon ear
Iier day, | anxious to have the Drawing take
place at the earliest possible time
JESSE. T. HOPKINS
70 l6-tistAu Liberty Va
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RUrAwAYe.

= TEN DO1lEARs REyvAl1D...Rnn
avay from my rss.deacs ia Henry county.
IA ear Fairfield, . negro woman nsned MAki.
zs0 she Il ! hrsc brown coiored woman. rather
~, inclined to be pug nose, and ID between NIFTY
snd xty YEARS of sge will give the above re rsId
,or NJ -. - ..,n II. J. SMITH.
~ 2f-3t -
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
~ Rapswsy frsm the subscriber, on the 20 INST,
nv negro man RICHARD! very often caiIed
.Dick Allen ~ He il between % and 20 years
- of age of gingerbread color -about feet
or inches higIl-hss thick head OF hsir, lnenneo
to be bushy-pleasant countenance-speaks guicnv.
He is supposed To be lurking about the bswhne
Green, in Caroline county, in the City OF kich-
rnond having relations at both places When ne
left he took good many clothes with MIN, not re-
collected
TIE above reward of Twenty Dollars will be paid
for his apprehe nsion and delivery to me OF my resi-
dense 10 Hanover county, lodged in any JAN, 40
that may get him. ,
iy DIST THOS- DOSWCIb.
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RUNAWAY.- -Ruunwny from th

- RUNAWAY Runaway from the
* subscriber, on the LIST January last, negro
ia woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
~ estate of Samuel Pleasants, deceased one
4mis sf a. dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
ty- seven years DID, and has mother living in Butch
ertowu. and many relations living in Powhatan,
wher. she is no doubt hsrbored. The usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to at the jail Of
Heurico, and all expenses paid. x,
NV 3-tf ALEX z. HUTCHINSON.
n ANAWAY, on the :SOth June
a. last an old negro woman, about 6oor 40 years
.E$A old named FLORA. dark complexion ard
80 rather small built She belongs TO Mr.. Geo
XIX W. Register. 1t is more than hkely sne Is
lurking some where about the city The uvnsl re-
ward and all expenses will be paid for her delivery
to VIM H. HERBERT, at Port Mayo in Henneo
county. jy % ca
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a sAEE AND PKOEIT AALts ~ In 5Nvh hssr

4 SAFE AND PI;OFITABLk INVEST
IA MENT-S 200, 600 IN BONDS OF THE RICH
MOND FREDERICKSBURG IND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing inter. st of
per cent the principal redeemable in 1875 and con-
vertibie into stock of the Company ct the pleasure 81
tbs hoder1he Subscribers authorized to receive
until the 10th day of July nex, when the same will
be opened. sealed proposals for the whole, or any
portion of the loan of S200,O00 authorized by the
Stockholders Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, at their late annual neet
ing. No bill will be considered at a less rate than
par and to such extent they may he pied bid
ders will receS the bends of the company payable
On the ls: Of July 1875 bearing interest of per
cent yable semi-sBnuay at the office of the COM
pany in the city Of Rchmoad and convertible at the
pleasure of the holder into stock of the company
For the information of the public, 1t is deemed
proper that, by the express provisions OF the
charter of the company oil dividends upon Its ock
ard all profits arising from its work, exempted
from any tax W whatsoever; and ss during the whole
period of its operatioDsncw more than twenty years
the average of dividend earned ard paid by the
company has exceeded per cent. a ter deduction
of every item Of expenditure in the way of working
expense, and interest," it is reasonable to infer that,
with the expenditure Of the loan authorized in the
further of their work. the stockholders
will receive greatly Increased return upon their in
vestmenr, and consequently afford to the purchasers
of the bonos ots, ed strong nducement for the
conversion Of the same into stock Of the company.
For the of the loan, and any further luto-pa
ton ia regard to the condition of the company, and
the undoubted security Of the loan offered, apply
TO the underss ned RO Il. MAURY co.
ia
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&C. FOX RENT, and possession aIys
E.ias immediately, the new brick Dwelling coa,s;,
L.4 iaR rooms. and Kitchen with rooms e..
AID city water on the premises; situated on Ga
rect, recently occupied by Mr.. John M Roy.f
This dwellings, in one of the most improving par u
will be accommodating. Apply to
Il. A j. CLOPTON.
Agent and Collector No q WalIst
jv 26-3t Under ST. Charles Hat.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

HNh FOR RENT---ssARLBOHO. forrnel
Ea.s ~ WALL STREET HOTkL.-This pfopsIIJ
-skA 10 situated 18Th, between Main aud = sahASs
streets has been recently enlarged and anderspts
thorough repair IL can accommodate eonifesIae.
rom hfty to sixty dodgers. There is large bar io
dining 80 by 10 feet, spacious kitchen VIVA
large heks oven aud extensive cooking ranges ~, ~
Gently bait; comfortable serantS rooms, esnsrss
ences for coal and wood IL we'll supplied with Sas~
In the Kitchen, bar room and on the second ne0s
gas has been introduced into the house. and thsIs
every convenience necessary for such "a ssisa'~
msut.
P.ssssos sivsa d Che let Of vshru.y ,sz''
tor terms ApSly 70 pENpALk 0RlEttN'
ja Soft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

's'UHPIN, ROPER 81 If u 1kAY, UaGer.
H. TAKERS, No. Governor sire et Richmond, Va
keen constantly on hand all kinds OF resdyinaae COY
9iSS and METALLIC BURIAL t'AsES
" 2S--1Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

s,NlsLE AND MARINE INS UHANCE ca
l. be effected with the Albernarle Insurance Com
pany, on favorable terms with any other com pa
ny in CHS State possessing real sh capital to meet
osses. Apply TO slOkkS CO,
Asts, RichuIcpd, We.
VIM. z. EARLY, Pres't
yNQ. WOOD, Jr., Ssc'y,
Ehsriortasyjiir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

bacon * TlASkERVfLL,
~ GENERAL EMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consi 9nments of Tobacco, Flour Corn5
Wheat &c, and give their personal attention sales
of same and keep sutly hand large and eens
"a assortment OF Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guspo
ks- fe27-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

ssINEH PDiNr PAVlLElGS..-Perso
l. wishing to visit this popular Va Altering Place,
by taking the Richmond, Frederick sburg and
Potomac Railroad cars at 81 O'clock, on Tuesday and
Friday mornings will meet the steamer Alice Price at
Acqna Greek and be conveyed directly to the Point
Returning, the steamer Alice Price will connect
with the cars at tbs Geek On Wednesday and Sa-
turday evenings. w. w. DIX,
iy Is -2wk Pr p.ietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

A IA E LIZA WHITE SULf Ia U x
IA SPRINGS, situated . miles from Jetersvile
Depot on the Richmond and Danvie Railroad, 30
miles Richmond will be opened the LIST OF July
The of these two Springs said to be equal
to amp the mountains, and have been anal
lied Philadelphia, and have the same properties OF
the Brecnorier White Sulphur.
TERHs OF BOARD as follows Per day 81 so; per
week SO; per month"; for % days, S8; Children over
2 years old and under IL years, and servants half
price.
There will be omnibus, always ready to take
visitors TO tbs Springs.
ieI2-92,u THOs C. WILSON SONS
s,EA BATHING, CHEsA z GA * K HA Ii,
- HAMPTON, Va This deli sntful watering place
open for the reception of visitors by the day,
week, month lt is Situated an eieva-
ted point, and commands extensive and splendid
view of the Bay Hampton Roads, james River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate Is pro-
verbal for health
The Proprietor pledges himself to rake every ef-
fort the stay of visitors pleasant, and takes
the liberty refer for his ability and disposition to
please, those who have heretofore selected Chesa
peake Hall Tor their summer retreat.
20 2-3m r. G. BANKS, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

Hs FUh RENT-.A b0use on Bank sIr..,
E:s containing seven FOOLS, suitable for mod.-,,
lea sized family
ALSO-A House on sd street, between Main A.,
Franklin, with a good yard, kitchen, &c.
Both tEess houses are in excellent re pair Pou.
sion forthwith. Apply to
iy 20 2t* JOHN CLENDINJvr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

r~s FUR Ii EN- T-Ihe granite front
Es;a store on Cary, between 18th ond 5ih strests-
6.A Posse ssion given Immediately. Apply to
JNO. w. ADKINS, or
jY 21-ts David J. Rurr
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es.-, ANtAF BRICK HOUSE on BKOAO
ZEE STREET, CHURCH HILL,) FOR SALE Or
ksEA RENTING offer for sale, the neat brick
House on the southsise of Broad street Church HII
opposite Pellevue Hospital If not sold. ic viii IL
rent ed wi without the furniture nov 10 the house
or such of it may be desired
Terms liberal. Applyto
iv aODDIN G. ApDEpgnN
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an fUll RENf-And possession Civ.
K;s Immediately, the desirable brick r.sid.ne. ~
M9 tanning rooms In perfect order with wsf4r ;.
the dwelling. situated corner of 25ih and FIansi
streets, at present oceuoied by Capt II Z. Tn.
To 6 .od tenant the rent will be made aecoun.cS
ting. Appyto F.. A. J. CLOPrON.
Agent and Collector, No Q Wall strest
jy 26--St Under st Chas Hr..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

CONDITION OF the mcsTrcELLo BANK, jelly lsr,
1886, COMPARED With tsT July, 1855
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22
More Fun from California.

Under the head of pistol shooting '
the celebrated l.. " PAU, the we'll known
shot. came out with y banter 10 the papers.
offering number Of propositions, on each
Of which he set forth his Willingness 10
stake 5000 that he could win. We give
four or five of ms propositions
| ! aill fl dollar TO the end OF twig
lvo inches long. aud while = second per-
sou will hold tde other end IN his mouth
so AS to bring the coiu wihlu w inch and
n halt OF iis face. | engage to strike sle
doilaf three times on; OF tive, ut the DIS
lance Of ten PAGES or thirty feet ! viii
add, III explanation, that there are several
persons willing and ready To hold the twig
or stick described above when required.
=. At tho word, viii splh three balls
out OF Eve, on a knife blade, placed At the
distance OF thirt, ieet
3 | will hlt three h,rds ost Of fve,
sprung from the trap, standing thirty feet
from the rap when shooting.
I. | will break at the word. five CONS
mon clay pipe stems out OF seven, at the
distance OF iHitt, feet,
y, "hEAp" w IfNN', ny INV WIN, fhHt
no pistol shot can bc produced who vii
shoot an spple % mans head. at the di.-
,suc. OF thirty feet. ottener than | can.
Moreover, | viii produce two parsons Viii
ing and ready 10 hpld the apple on their
heads Tor me when required to do so.
ca reading this banter, the inmi,aMe
wsg, John fhgnls, camc oui with series
OF counter propositions. which are laughs
,bly droll he says;
!. wil suspend two dollars by ring
from \ second person. nose. 50 rs to hfigg
the coins within three foufihs OF an inch Of
his face, aud with double barrel shot gun.
ut distance al thirty feet. Will blow dol>
lars, nose and man Il least thiriy ieet tar
ther, four times oot OF tive. ! vii Add. IN
explanation, that IN San Diego, con.slain Z
\ rather Intelligent community, ! can rod.
at present, no one here wiling or ready to
hav. his nose hloua In this manner. bat |
hav. no manner ot doubt | could obtain
such a person from ST. Louis. b, Adams 4
Co.'S Express. ia due season.
, At the word, will place five balls on
the blade OF pen knife aud will split them
al
3 viii biz three men out Of five sprung
from obscure parentss., aud stand Within
ten leet al Il steal trap tptope'l, set while
shooting
1 vii break at the word, whole box
of common clay pipes. with a single BRICK
at III. d,.,an,e OF thirty le.,
g. engage TO prove, hs is'r tis'. that
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22
MY EARLY HOME.

So well love my early home,
The play ground II my -seeiest ycaf-
That thoughts uuhali.n Gtt vi com
Aud mel, my s,ub'srn heart to tear-
Their l. sound 20 80 dear
Md kindesi frirnd-- lirfr er roam
A. tina, ~ sweet and besutili,-
My mother a,iJ my early honir
O. how can forget ms -foris
Across the mead nnd down the grove.
Where SPARKLING water leap and play
Along the banks tam would rove.
Where bin-~yed Beauty at. "a NAV.
Queen Of 10. Spring, IN purple clad
fannd by the playful winds stray
1pmake the dropping -girt rl,d
Md song n bird. a, early morn
And with hear moi hess o'eraswine
I've wanie red ~ and down the hfiut
To pluck the fniresi 1oW'r twas eruNire.
And when | saw it fade and die,
A. fall beauiy to lerldr
linle thought It VA. emblem
o. those that si,oried al my .ide
4 feN short vears have quickly iowa.
And those dear ones 50 much cherished.
Have scarcely riprnrd nta ho,u.
Ire they alike hn,c fer,.l,rd
The, bow d md smil'd and sl..'l tie In ID
Tl.a, tore them from my fond -mhnce
They munnur dnot, they shrd no t-ar.
For Ilol- was pictured ou the face
And IA l0ll mourn when they have gnnr
From all tf.it troubles here t.ipN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22
ONE WHOM sIEN SAN.
Boston ieb lGlh, 1896,


lloRsr llrVrs SNor 49, Ih. Corpus
Christi ~ skev" states that recently hor
SEES and mules have been stolen Rom that
region IN large numbers, and dnven INTO
Nidtle aud Eastern Texas Recently.
another haul wa. made the thieves were
petsued to San pattlcio hy some citizens,
who were there joined BY c'tizcns OF that
county, and, in the direction OF san Nn'o
nia, were oyeihAuled Allef riding seven or
eight miles; they refused t" he taken
showed fight, and commenced iir'ng on their
pursuers with revolvcrs The result Of thi.
reneontfe was thu death of the thieves
The account in the Valley says: They
were three in number all Americans,
len head OF horses we're recovered. ca.
uti,aa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22

ELECTION OF JupGEs We nresume
tina, most Of the Judges of Tc,a will be
to elect in August next. BY l&~ of the
last Legislature. the salaries are increased
As follows: Judges OF the Supreme Court
to 81 600 Judges OF the District Coutts,
S22jO Those only who are elected here
after will be entitled to the increased paw
We undsn and that Judge Gtay, whose
District will hereafter embrace the county
OF Galveston, will resign in time TO allow
the people to vote in Augusi 10 tll the vas
csucv We know OF 40 one who viii bet
ter a. the place than himself - Cir'iian.
The Texas Range1 SAYS a Yankee tho.-
itouisi WAS recently arrested IA layettc
county. wale endeavoras 10 make his es-
cape with \ negro hoy, belonging to "
Knox OF BurIeson county. The thlet nc.
know lodged that he was an ahoiltionist and
intended taking the boy to a free State
Ten runaway negroes recently passed
through Sandnsky. Ohio, by ihe UNDER
groand railroad, tor tanada
a. The New Orleans D.lt, Is re.pou>
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c,yAuIEs UuCHCRT

t>HfoN thiE HbDi ANb NHNl Atni II.
~,.sfl N,-i cailef al 100 ia.A' sqimIe.
l.. HhrS constantly on haud - large a~sa''-
N mentri ladies 4ud g~n,lrmcn's noot- aid
.bov- ~ sis oWn mauutrc'Hfs a.-u good
.nrriy OF sole aui uFr- leather i"r ~4,r.
From II. long experience AMI close attention
,r iat bn-inr--. ut hopes 90 hat, aroHi .aiuAn,u
oi .Ias patronage heretofore 80 4heraif bee
,toNca Ell hm. All erlcr- promptly attended
Co., ans Nork warranted
Nov -. i~sl MS,
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their heads Tor me. provided they are allow.
ed 10 eat the apple subsequently.
The wit Of phpnix seem. to be mex.
haustiblr no other man besides our odd
friend y could get up such a ludicrous
parody rs the above.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22

lr The author will accept our thanks for
the following charming lines. How long they
have been in our possession We have no means
of ascertaining. We came across them day
or two ago, in runagng over some old et,er~,
among which it was concealed !, had been
10, l..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22

t. l'ps'ur county on the Gl inst # pocu.
mueia. JOIN EMORY KELSEY son Of II
u apd Sarah 4 Kelsey.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22

,T,,a,,,,,.,,, IL ~
ria ,,,,a,. ,,.n -, "'"'
80, ,b.. L., -, humans
,l.l ...... ""s ''"
6lsd b,,,,r d.n. "',v '"''' o'"''''
"" y "f'o"se 10 'he fnHed Sfafes.
know all persons by these presents,
mat - has reraseh and hereby releas
lu,,b., li,b,li,y -, .l.io, ~, ,h, ,,,,,n,,', -
certificate or evidence of the debt, humble,
-, Tor the sum of $, issued by the
'a'e 'ePuhdc o' Texas ana redeemed by
n,a,;.,am. =, aa, y, t G.' "'U' ,"s
An nc, to provide ia, ,ba nsvme,, If
such creditor. of the late republic Of Texas
as are compromised In the act of Cons
gn " '.P,s'"'e' " SOY, approved the
ma Sal. ~ ra., ''''D' aus. ." ".' y,
E.bru,ry ls,G
As witness, MY hand aud seal.
Form of Eei,.,, io Terms
KIM al - - .
b,., -,
80 H.. 20 r. y. ~, '''I''
,,i;,.' =, ~, " u.s. 20"
- P"''''' W ''''"'
- ~ = " ''D', "'','' '''
~ W. ''' ''P"'
~ ~ 'N"'' "''' 'e''e'''t' Wy '"e ' '''eu
~ "'''' "'' ''e'o" W
-" ~ " e"'"e' -" "ct 10
P,','"' ~ '"' P'N "''", VI s"e" creditors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22
New Goods.

'1NiE undersigned having bon .'t ou. The
l entire interest OF Gen r. Greer, in the
irm Of NiyIon, Greer, SC have Just received,
In addition to- their stock. large and well -.
leet-d assortment ct fancy drl goods OF the
latest style Also loWrls blearaed and broWn
domesiic-. sheeiing, cottonade-, liuen~, h.ri-
ware, sadderr, qucen-war", fusset-, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, bouneiS, 81, Sc,
Also school books and tine article nf chew
ing tobacco. and some ~ every article usually
kept ~ dry good stores. to which they invite
the attention ct their friend. and customers.
and public generally.
NNID\ Il SMITH
Nnrshall. Nntch - lsali 30 d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22

J j. Blau.en.h,p accused OF partieira'
ting IN the destruction oil the Aiiulant Gen.
erals office, has been discharged By the
examining magistrates in Anslin
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22

4 ktT can ai al. ,iar. ay tpuaa Is. -
aiH.,. neat aauf g. TIE ug stand, b. present
u.r.raA Ta,.ora WILSON,
ivt 1856 95if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22

INJrny 70 rus WurAI tRor.-- The
Dallas Herald, Published IN he mds, of
the wheat growing portion OF Texas, says
that the late unprecedented severe winter
has destroyed many of the wheat crops in
that region. Those fields this, were unmo
Tested by the gras,hoppers will generally
make good crops, but where the grasshop
pers had eat the sprigs to the ground the
continued severe cold weather has killed
the germ OF the plant. Many fields will
make nothing Mt all
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22
WV Adv s.NYISEu INVS,
/ Nnrse VI anlrd

! Nurse Nanlrt
1 NEGRO GIRL. ten or twelve Stsr- Of
y age, Tor the yeaf Apiy al lhl- oihce.
s5us 90 MtGfMHRr, o.. rrH Illf-.
co. y. natHfH.
II IGNORE. KANBl RI s. co. Cst4a
VI tarHrs and tommisuai VI t..H.s,
Ne 3 tatondelc, street, New pr.rai5-
R3ere 10 Col YIN = HI Col l. !.
Aiofd. and Wm. Cox, Esq, Matsnai., f,Na,
March -. 1856
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-22

Tur porr We commend the following
esttac, from the writings OF the late Rev.
Sidney Smith, clcrgsmen Of the English
church, TO all those iull grown Americsns
who have become suddenly AFRAID OF the
Pope;
Il thought" says he. that the terror
Of the Pope had been confined 10 the imits
of the nursery. and merely employed ~ a
means to induce Young master to enter INTO
his small clothes with grea'er speed, snd ~
eat his break isst with greater attention to
decorum, For these purposes the name OF
the Pope Is admirable.
tntil the era of hb"w \othinglsa, we
thought ~ toe lJ,taHrc.
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uAssfthit rENNN.
A. their nefr siag3 ne ne carnrr ept,asn"
~ g. 6rsrg ~ To. " eI af ~, sfu1-,
-, Wot l.prsPeeiia.,y .uvite tle stier''''
NJ of Their iprHd~ Nnd customers, 10 iiA'f'-
u snu ani ihe adjoining counties o. th's
rye and careful, ss.e,ied stock Il fye,4 sad
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Valuable Land i0r sale.

q T. 7 II wv N
I WILL sell on hlghk favorable terms tie
l valuable place an which | fpU Preside
mc. north - Marshal neat laulr cFpre.-.
euu~. sting of four hundred aere> Il as huc Isnd
a.. can t.. found in HARRISON county, wei
water-d and heavily tmhe'~l Aboat ere
hundred and >siy acres ot thj- lsua npder
fence ard ia good cultivation \ good dwell.
ug. ont houses and STABLES. = new gan and ,ndl.
lhi> valuable place e1u BE- houf' 80 bargain,
hy immediate application o. ine urtefsignea.
90 tAv pfcraiscs.
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As ! alu Determined 10 DO 4 cash business De-
not ak Tor tine, a. ueeessi.y has compelled
ne 10 adep, this rule.
Cal ani settle up your old secoan's, or You
will > pushed on them sure.
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. y CONS, ..euec Of the aard ume-. from and
| SITTER ia-da,, uHui gue ness efrp "a e1fu
ramrs al uiI gr,nd oH NJ mills Tor lhe