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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

J. a VALkhTlNs Secretary Fashion Jockey Club.
DACB6-FssHlON COURSE, REWfOWN, L. I.-rHD
III first meeting OF The Fashi,u Jockey Club VIII COM
on TUESDAY the nth June and continue four days
$685. forfeit SOO mile Lat OF January,
with five nominations.
SECOND RAcE-Pmse $500 two start and for each add
aonal horse I6 win be added which, with the entrance
heats.
SECOND DAY Wednesday, 18th juno. Jockey Glue
stskes SUBJ cp0n $780, forfeit $780, four mile hets Tho
Jockey Club to add o. 100 threc Start The nominations
this stake are Florida, Argulta and Pryor al start the
the receive back Of his
THIRD DAYlburfday, l@h June; $500, two starr,
and for e,ch additional SO Sh added which, with
the entrance viii the second horse In the
Nile heats, 5 In g.
sEcoND RAcs-"Auccatio$ stakes" subscription, 5000
forfeit S0Os900 added by the club Nile heats Closed with
four nominations
LAST Yyrdsy 10th june; purse ZOO i two :ta,t and
the ss6, win to the second horse in he
race.
torres the Fashion Course In prepare
ton for the approaching contests and two stables
hourly expected. j. A. VALENTINE,
Rnn nIoaka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Buchanan'B name - Murdered forth
By democratic cannon,
And office hunters run on him,
As Franklin Pierce they
II would gain the female vote
OF daughters, wives and mothers,
Then let him CANVASS In . coat
Made by the iamed SMITh BROTHERS. One price clothing
warehouses, I22 and l4O Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

NEW YORK AND ERID kAILRoAD.-rlOKK fe 70
IN Cincinnati and return will b sold 10 porssns ATTENDING
Gs Convention 70 be held q oincnnaa On proximo 10
~ ct 175 199 40 and 7 Broadway and the New Yosf
and Re foot Of Duane street. Tickets good till The l1A
proximo, or I'll afIer adjournment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

SKELEIoE. wHALEaoNE. oaINoL,NE. EAsaoI
for ladies and chidren French woven coras lsdles sad
childrtIs basques. patterns; embroiderias
aces Ac Competent ladies in attendance For sac 7O5
Broad
U,aE CHEAPEsT AND BEET PAPER IN TIE WORLD
j Tho ANBkICAN WEEK. PRESS filled with read
ng Of TO all classes of the community, the
cheapest paper world Every thing Of interest passing
The world resied OF in ito and the
price orv 81 Furnished axents at 81 80 per hu
dred Adversements inserted dy cents line Orders
aust be sddred to tbs proDretor northwest Of full
and Nassau Streets New York Terms cash. in advance
WE WILL OPEN. ON MONDAY, JgNEs
w 8 satin plaid Paris printed bareges
Al "a. per yard.
A. r. STEW ART 4 CO.,
Broadway Cham 5ers and Reade streets.
MILLINERY 40.
CPRING MILLINERY GOODS -
- r. r. WILDE,
Nos. 20 and q John stroe
49, - Importer, manufacturer and jobber OF
sni millinery gcods
straw goods,
silk and fancy bonnes,
dress saps.
French flowers,
and ell articles pertaining to the millinery trade. Prices
derete and new goods received daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

DABIs xAffILi.A I'm eoRIUM.

DABIs MAffI RMeORIUM.
i In RI important alterations % b0 e.
fecod the Sol sb-r who "
a for Europe to perfect mos. enive complete
Engagements for the fall actions that tbs OF his
large and varied ROCK o. manas foreign wis Ac shord
be subjected n an mmense reduction In view TO
entire clearance, commencing
toned aliesAlicns The stock which Is repets with
hing and desirable In ss. antique and lace
as, long and squse 'reche and stella shawls Gc Ia
In course OF 70 msrkipg and will be submitted Monday
June 9, ut prises Offering obvious advantages
GkO. BULPIN,
Paris msntils emporium.
Rroa duny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

a rgseCH LADY or A VERY DIRrIN3UlsHRr
"A emly apd high eduoaaon wishes to take osre q
n en- family give lessons IN her wp Ans
address nom u p. n, h2 9Th avenue re weon 23d
24ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
BILLIARDS.


A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILIIARD rARr.R
"A NE best quality and a low prices, will BE- scund II a.,
nanufscory the largest and most comples IN the sy. Tr
n,ngs OF the first QUALIFY for sale.
DILLIARD TABLE MAKERs.-wANTHD -FOUR or
Id first rate workmen who understand the buyiness
thoroughly. Apply at o'Conuor Colendei's manufaco.y
50 Ann 81.
NTORTBJESS ARTICLEs. IN IMITATION OF ny C0N
w b,naion cushions Ia being offered for sAls ram m
pubs Mat nay model billiard tables and eushions pasnsd
Feb 49, 1856, ere for ale only 81 50 Chsmhers sre up sArs
MICHAEL P2fGfAU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

TENTH WARD-BUCHANAN CLUB-THE SPECIAL
committee OF this club will ct their headquarters
10Th Ward Rote (DurningO Monday evening, 9th inst
SPIN. JAS B. HRTHBRINGTON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

ENIFTH WARD BUCHANAN CLUB.-rHE DENOC.
raoy Of this ward are hereby requested e meet ct the
June ins at O'Clock for The purpose OF orgsuizng club
nominees tor President and Woe President Of the United
States. Henry Hofmire James L. Waugh, VIM. fall James
Lawrence James D. WEIGH, Edward r. Welsh, John III.
Whltmore Chrielan B. Woodruff and others.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

n,imicai 10 me Amsrican principles. may
BE- drf gisi
u arr BIZ his megss securing r7ie' ~
re Elcrierai college for Iulaiare gicre
re sranH nof hare one Wift0@ a. u fe.
solves itself lnto question OF utter drlest
hy advocating our candidate 90 one mode,
or Of obtaining los our candidate, BY
another mode, tais proportion OF the
electoral vote OF Pennsylvania. Tor ours
selves, we know the fespon.ih.l,iie. We as
sumo. and vc believe that our american
friends Throughout the | zion will shank US
alter she canvass "a over. YESTERDAY, we
should ao. have made sach proposition.
TODAY. we do. BIC. pse ve are sure that
lr,aehery j.. being attempted, and we are
not ~ fldrg tust our American party, Which
o. low. as Ns love oar po.ucH existence,
.hall 1e handed over as a tndf Tor .ae use
81 tia. mi,-nsmed Democratic party ,
ap sia.i which ve have ben bathing since
the Organization OF the American party.
G. V Reed Nm. NlArd.
John : Painter, Joseph ~bsniz.
Geo ! ihom, g. Rush smith,
Jacob \ Jones', N'fed tespe',
James : Chambers. Charles Reed,
Samuel : Warner. stephen VI lrr
Add many o'hef.
The leaDqs supporters 81 lb. iniamon.
iesd,r VI the huew ' hing party IA w
qua. AID k.nuclh K,,ncr. Of worth
sfoina The high priest Of huow Noth'
ingi.m bon the south Both Of these men
not oul, wrote letter.. which we're pu'ii,ted
and transmitted over Penu-ylvania, urginr
the friend. Of Idlmof. to fuse with tho
Ifemoni.ts. hut the, visited Phlladell hls
on til. eve 81 the election, and used their
pefsousl iutinrucs to produce the result
It may appear too mon.trous Tor belief
that southern meu could bs found who
would prosti,ut. themselves to such bias,
purposes Put 4 il nevertheless. true a-
We shall proceed To prove
Suhloiued viii he found the letter OF
John Minor Bolt. We invite special st.
iiou 10 the passages OF the letter marked ~
,alie. Il VIII he seen that h. not ouis
advn, sod \ lu-ipn with the Fremont
Black Republican party, but he arranged
The friends OF llmof. FOR having pursued
= .,nl.te, course to defeat the opponents Of
Democracy,
Let 40 man isse our construction oi
thu. sbomlnnhIr ielter The following en-
com'um. upon II from the Black Repnb'i,
can ptr... show ~ tue character
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ArRfyALs AND rrrAE uRts
y.rvs~ -tta Shreveport - AHRiFrl ar~iAf
THURSDAY sni >atarisy at , ptFAHfs
Weln- siay. fr.iay, ani SUNDAY az >. "
Mara. - sia iiew'efsCn - ARSiNfs sH-iff'
Thursday. and SATURDAY, 81 g y phtNAH
Wrdn..t,x FRIDAY sisd sunday. ~ = y
Noarusax viz Iehrfsau - AHHiNhs hr'ltf,
1hnr~d,v AMI saiuris. al srs DtFsHFs
We,,ne.siag Ifsday, and >eaiaY. 81 ? =
ssxYnwr.r- va Tyler - hanfYfs ihe'daf.
Thursday. ard ssianiay. at FAfANfF
Malay VeAnasisy ani Friday ~ ? :"
aor,grss ria M.nsfsii- AKRi'Es WgineF' ,a}s
and saturday At rn DSraAfs ihufslA4f
pox,t.ppo - cave aui arrive ID. same thi'
Tuesday, Thursday. and SATURDAY.
enrxs :. Asrise. 20 Thursday, a. ~ an1 on
ss,nrisy. ai6rs a~siiiz ea iuaslaf, a. o. N t
and IN ihnf-isy r. ? e
orrtos iiouRs From NJ. to y ~ A. iieU' .
totr
Ol,.- open f0r delivery At , ~
Mai elf.e. fof tho las 81 w. y
Tbs ofI,cc wili n, of.H nH suf.ia5s rom % w .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

or The iall rains feem to have set ~
suange to say, notwithstanding tho guam
li,y Of water which has fallen within the
las, Fix weeks our wells nrc vet low.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

or Texas is uuquesttauub'y the haoorr
State Of the Democracy H the Union.
The returns. a. tbey come o., show n'
creased msiarIies over aoN vote hitherto
rolled As these returns, however a,e in,
complete, we have concluded to await thu
official vote which will reach us in we' !
OF SO. We are yet ia doubt as to whether
my county has given majority Tor ~.
more
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

01- We regret 10 learn, that Capt }. W,
BArRr1r. editor Of the Harrison Flag, has
been connued to bis bed lot the last wec.
from fever
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

or The readers attention il Greeted 10
tho now advertisement Of srANtrY y
NNxo, Jefefeon. headed Jeweif,. which
viii be found on the next page. 1hIs en-
ierpriaug ilm has also received large aud
splendid ut oil furniture, embracing e''p
nitielv 10 that hue which may lie desired.
We received from them lew DAYS ago Il
large rilded mirror, ms beautiful and subs
slanlial an article rs can be procured 90
New Orleans. Their stock OF utujiuFc
cannot be escellod, aud person. desiring To
III up rooms voul! do v,ll to pairouiz.
Them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

o1- JOINS NJ llr>prasov. la, tir'k
Of the Di.ltc, Cour, OF Iisuison, who has
been confined to lis bed for nearly Three
months. wo sre happ, to say, is recovering.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

OF We are e,aJIhed to learn that our
friend IIrNay Plrrs, E.q.. was elected Re
eorder Of Cadjo parish, la, On The Ism
i,g,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

6-r Col 4 u BrRHlss and May \.
V. Bo,np will accept our thauas Tor late
New Odeans papcfs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

or We invite toe readers attention to
tho Chapter on Fusion which fills such
large space in our Editorial columns ib''
week. We lhak We have successfully
provsj--
lst. lha, tho Fillmore aud Black Res
publican parties fuscd completely Ia tie
Slate election ~ Pennsylvania, and TO
very greatex,en, ia the Presidential election.
2ud. Tbs lhe americans who feiased 90
enter into lhi. uuholy coalition, were not
ac,uated in the,s course by any a@horfence
Of aboitionsm. bu, that the scheme having
failed in the State election. they had 40
hopes Of i,s success ia tho late canvass.
That with them, the delyat Of Buchanan
was the paramount, idea.
3id Tha, this fusion waa openly sns>
tanned by leading Know No'hirg' is tn"
South, two Of the most prominent OF whom
;Bols aud Rayner) visited Phlladcl Phin, pu
the eve OF the election, IN order to produce
union between the Americans aud Repub'
leans.
alh rha, owing to tho impofiantIes Of
these mon, Mr. FILLMORE. himsrll gave hs
consen. to the fusion with aboItiuui.m.
II there be any man who hes hitherto
doubted the truth Of his coalition, be can
dn so ma lupper he proof is iucunlTo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

4 & - % f
81. h, d.. ,so,. lore. Tor w,
u.,, p.,to, and ,rdfcw J Don.lsou.
....lf..f, ia, tina, Office al ice President
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i..rh 10 s.a.a.ln.
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u H., v s.v,1.
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'g 49,. a.. =....'.. ,t.. to,,.,, al
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pietso, tue,5.sises to vote tor Nl,"d
Fillmore nf J'h" { fremont VINO are "''e
rt.a PeHts' 'yaniaH. p4'lf-hed Immediately
ailer ths nomination Il ihi, ticket.
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Hat De thius ". hear our ne'lhhot SAY
'h- :. Democratic authority Exactly go
hut Ne w'll giv' an m'iele from authority
which he cannot question. Here II -
Yam, l.a n,lfr.rs American
FIFE FUSION IiIcrnENI .tI,kErlN Penn
ANA - IRON ID " W IN. ~
q,tp H., nrn
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INV rt.,.,t
=,
nm '''''' ,',''' ",
Nh''!'""' "'" ''''''' '''''''''
'h" N"'''e"n M '''''' "'
nu proIeri Of " uroo electoral ucAet
That infamous .chen. has been sue. Ell,
dpfsed aud adopted hs tn etoat iu.'ou
""'-'l"" ~ '''f'''""'s nv ''P''
.entrd the sentiment OF The opposition out
OF Philadelphia city, aud that nntHguu'sm ~
the fu', Gi-tnet. e" not OF leather
weigh, Il e..stcd, we demonstrated by
tact. aud hgnfe. ,e-lridn W" no" pro
coed tu q'otr that NJ PhHdfffph'd the
leading aud puit ui'neutHl Fillmore Jour
nails AZ" litng lu with tue plan 81 stevens
"a al oHus gean'. Md are casting th.t
f weight p'o The n'l'u scale.
We quote ifam The sun american
the ft,lie,ate our own:
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a.. 49,, i..,.lt,. sail .,t,.ni,o,, Il, th. .ul
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.... ..,,s a. h.y. ali ,Lou,, and that
u... .,,.,,,.f \m.,,rs,tt.,n ,a. Ia IN. hand.
,f r,.b un.r,up,lous and unpr,ociplrd
i,,I.,. and a. lay. utpf,a,.d la .,pss.
.,t,,t.,t, and tr.,ch.ry 4 .,nr.t.
t..,e.t To- hafm,niga all the element. OF o.,
no.,t,on ia ,n. .,nuo,tant pen,hnu canvas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

Cosrsest.m SEQ bills 90 the New Orleans
cnsai BARK ave IN circulation; they are
dated ia 1855, letter A., aud extremely
veil executed. srd calculated to deceive
,nearssi assd persons
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29


A WaHNlNG no NrwsrArHW w
pnbli.hed last week what ruipofted to be
the popular vote Of The several state. Tor
President in 1882 A. il was copied from
New Oileais paper, Nc supposed II to be
correct, bnt on looking over It since the
issuance of our paper we find It wrong in
several places. Who can furnish us with
= correct copy Of this volei No article
containing figures Ought 10 be rablished
wi,hou. comparing !. carefully by copy
II editors Of newspapers would do this, IA
Iii cascs. such mistakes would TO, occur
OF The Southern tultigator, published
., Augusta, Ga, IL a paper which ought to
be il the hands Of every soa'aern planter
The subscription price is only one dollar
We yenture to cay. that any planter Will be
tene fitted By sts perusal to the amoan' Of
len. Send in your names gentlemen, Tor a
club.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29
The Contest In Pennsylvania.

n. Hon John VI Bou.. OF \urints,
m the following important letter. addf--s-
10 irieod in PhiInd, rhln gses further
pinoi oi the rstue.lu.-s AMI frsl which
animate htm 10 ii.hj III. good h.nt again -t
that snem, ol constitutional freedom, and
friend OF dl.uoiou--th- Democratic part,
wiih James Buchanan Ion It. head
rom n, y y. TINE.
BORIS roR ft.to> ~ addition 10 the
admirable better oi Hon ksnuclh ksNnra,
at North atoilpH, recommending the iil
more men OF Ppnus> wanna to vote the
nlon uckrt. We also publish strong let.
ter from II "a john VI Brtt.. OF Nuplnla
recommending the same patriotic course
The ,li,rug appeal ol lh.." southern pa.
lupt. wil not bs los, on the peun,Jl
yaulaus
We now puhli.h the ,nou.'fon. letter nj
J VI Bai.. fret lnlfaiucrrg II with a r"'
marx OF the 'enn,, l',nisn, exposing the
gfo-s pcfsetsion ol n word;
W. see SAY. the Peunss lvanitul that
Va speaking OF the Fremont, tree negro,
,boli."ul,l electofs ticket which hs, been
formed ~ P.un., i,auIs, som. al TIA. pa
per. sllGdc la II ~ Tia. " mon ticket
Tins Ia a crp.. pefvetst'u "t the term
| >ioN. Il Is the DIS. nHiOp ticket - i1uu.
d.d IL, sectional '-"s-ou nud anslict.m-
and should be 40 named aud und tsi"od
The Democratic ticket Is the | MON
ticket aud the onl, oue ~ the field The
t,t..d. al tho | man sud IN. { nu.ttuIttu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29
NIAIfSIIAII.:


or Money. g.. sat.er taos. g fig. ''.-
,aS'eaH air- can Hs fr,tH'-i l' aH. ~ e. .tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

\t~ loNA, sos Is The President Of
the uited states ts- transmitted to the
government, of New Granada proposition
tor the erosion bN that government to the
tnited states ct municipal control over
~ Panama railroad route, the cite. OF
\spioaall and pauAms. and strip Of ter
utoty suihcicut, WIDE to insure the pros
l-cupu 90 the foui. tom further violence,
W a-niNoroN. Nov. - --t-ners john
II. Eaton, OF North t,folina, formerly
| ). senator trom Tennessee. secretary OF
war under General jackson. Governor OF
Florida, aud Minister 20 spain, died ~ ms
ciIy 10 dnN mod 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

The Boston Ih,falor. Garfison's paper,
says the Black Republican patty IS mould
for ia. specific work the Ahnllt' ouisis arc
striving to accomplish, namely. |he as
solution of the Union and the abolition OF
slavery throughout the land"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

tho Office of President o ,he Dotted states.
SEQ proportion e. the p'pu.4t vote s'sen l"r
each h{ iaer respective iiie"ds 40 ln' eA
.uiar election aud tn ike manner, ma &C
cord.ug 60 the same rule. TO cost TIE VOC
ol .Aa stale. Ia tha same college, lof VII
lam I. DAYTON aud ,ndfcw } Don'lson.
rs.peelitel,. Tor the Office OF \iee President
of ia. Iuten Slater
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

or See the card OF The Na'.balI Hot
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

Kendall ACQUITTED. \ he long pend
ing case OF the United States vs.. WIN, "
Kendall, ex- posinaaster at New Orleans. &C
cused Of purioiniug valuable letters, tue
Texas csse.) was brought 10 a close on ms
18Th inst, the jury after An absence OF o"'>
a lew minutes retaining a verdict o. "ef
gcil,v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

The election of Directors took plsca /,
New York City Oh the 9th ult.. aud wa A..
now permitted to know the parties who A..
to manage matters Tor the ensuing Year.
They are ~ follows.
Uofatio Alien. New lof.
+. VI Dimond Rhode Island
r Butler King Georgia
Il. " Strsttou, New York
George y. Post,
L. +. Walker,
Edwin Post.
Michael q Bright, Indiana.
Samuel +. Butlerwor,h. New York
K. T.. Archer. Mississippi.
Gen. VIM. Cook, New Jersey.
Henry Ncfaflaue,
G.. : Dckefson.
VIM T. Scott, Texas
" J Hall
] L. Henderson.
" T. y, Ward. "
DR. J. Taylor
&. = Todd,
.!ora.io Allen WAS elected President, 3
Jaudon. Secretary and J l Sm;th. rr.s,
ufer Mr. Allen Is OF the firm OF >ullman
Allen 4 Co. of the Novelty Iron Work,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

POISONING The Nacogdoches Chron''
Gle give. painful account Of poisoning
case a, San Augustine. Coils x. W. wa
lerhouse, Huston, Galloway Deem, E'q,
Maj II VI kiusey. aud Mr.. Palmer, wa"
Contractor, We're drinking at the grocery
OF Nr Baker, VIXEN kiusey exclaimed ths'
he was poisoned In .hor, time the "hois
party were taken with vomiting, ard u
WAS afterwards ascrrtain.d b, Drs Knnde"
and Roberts. that the liquor lef in the bot
tie from whirh the part, had drank CON
tanned SrVchHfHe or mn ramicd eNldeh"y
prepared by person who understood INC
proee. of dissolvlng II, The parties re-
covered from the effect. Of tue poison
No clue to the fendlsh perpetJa'or mas
vet been found
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-29

MURDERS, Ac --On ia. 18th inst, a man
named Riley WAS shot by Thomas Apples
ton, near the residence OF john Colbert, in
Caddo parish.
difficulty recently occurred Il. Waco,
IN which Mr. Cailey was shot and is sup.
posed MORALLY wounded. by shot gun IN
the hands OF n Dr. Stone.
IN DE Soto psiiah La, scbool.ieacher
named J. J. " liiams shot at n man named
Howard three tines wi,hou, effect. VII.
liams was bound over
\ D. Trvis, of Refugio county. while
seated IN hls own house, Ia tae amidst of
his wife aud family, was shot dead BY some
uuknown person. The Victoria Advo.
cate" says that the arm OF til. chnir in
which his wife was setting, was .hivercd h,
the scattering shot, aud the little child wa.
only saved from dea,h by the protection
given II by the body Of It's father.
Charles Cameron, employed in the Ad.
Jnlani Generals Office at San Antonio.
Killed Nr keii, Of tha, city, on the night
OF the 9th inst, by cutting his throat aud
slabblng him N the breast aud sides lie
was captured by Mr.. o. Shea. and 10 now
in jail.