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FIELDING MISSELMAN.
wholesale and Retail Dealer in ali kinds
or C0NFECTI0 NAR1ES.

Conner of Third and Laurel SITS, NEATLY
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
III AVING this day REDUCED his prices,
Ii he is prepared to furnish all Kind Of
g A N u ut WHOLESALE aud RETAIL. on
nc,e favorable terms than can he had in N.
Orleans and having experienced workman.
his candy will always be rrRr and FRESH:
care being taken that no ;delplerious ing1e-
dent is used in its manufacture, as IS loo
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS aud from irresponsible houses
He trusts That the trade OF this, aud The
adjoining parishes. viii give him their or
dets TO Gil, which he is prepared to do TO
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality Of sugar in market, and be-
ing IN correspondence with one OF The large
est houses IN New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line,
September 7,-y.
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10 Engineers Il tho F,re Department


or IA roy RDEGE
4 s AGENTS Of the Manufacturers, we
n offer at Factory prices INDIA RUB
BIER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING.
Also, Oak tand. stitched and cemenied
Leather Betting
Description 81 follows
: ply India Rubber Beltng- from ; e 10
riches ply India 9 q to 20
Hydrant House India Rubber / to lt
inches. Warranted to stand pressure OF -
lbs to sqr. inch; Locomotive Il Fine En-
CINE India r. Hose to y warranted to
stand pressure Of t75 lbs 10 sqr inch Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing BY the ~. Oak
Tan'd.. stieked and Cemented Leather
Betting, from to 90 inches wide
A i otdefs for the above goods filled at
shortest notice anl fully guaranteed by
un1T. BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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,H,6h PLANTERS.

TJALL'S PLuIGIl%. Nos. ! 10 with
IL and without Cutters, ~ b
Assorted Nos OF SubsoI Seq
and Flukes, ss-sssa
Kings Ploughs-retended bars, Nos
10 i,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters
Ok, Log, Back and frace Chairs,
Ames Il Bowland's best Spades and
ShoveIs.
Iloes-cast steel md forged, from in
to II in blade,
Blind brides and Cart saddles
CoIa1s and EIames, for mules and
horses,
Axes. Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Resides any oiheraIilcle generally found
in we'll assorted Hardware store
iaul9iyI sAhGuiER 4 LANoUE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida SITS
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Petroleum. or Rock ssjs.

fTFHE most wonderful remedy ever dis
i covered, procured from a we'll in the
Allegheny mountains four hundred feet be-
low the earth's surface, will efectuallv cure
Piles, Deafness, Old Sores and Ulcers, Sore
and inflamea eyes. Rhumatism, Neuralgia,
White swelling, ert. for sale by
VIM. BOGEL, Druggist.
march %. Lafayette street.
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SsposeA EhaeEsts,n I

4 TTTA Fprrha Steam Paekinr-
"a Kentucky and tothr packing Basket pa-
per aud Navy Datum; Steau Bibs. Ilarnished mud
Polished; Steam stops and Huage Cocks; Brass
Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron III cop
per pipes. always on hand ut
inn lf-v. tARGEIFR e IANUtTF
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HsiHFs! PILLS!

| uST received by the undersigned fresh
- supply Of Wright's Indinn Vegetable,
Nofafs Life, Eranlreih's, Morrison's Hy-
genia, Lees, Sappinetons, Gfeafenbefg's,
layne's, SPencer's, Peters, Cooks. Hoop
er's. Beck with's Leidy's blood Holloway !
Swayue's Lerv's, Degray's Champions,
Jones', Sears, and McLsne's Pills; inr
sale in any quantity by
jan2s. WV Roett., Druggist
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Drugs ano Mfbifinfs, Nf.
10000 Deaths by Consumption.

W0HiH Perhaps he d eaaH eairate fyp The rar.
ogfs wNfs areddha atsease N q single year !;
Men MD, Mef ed,yM catalogue Of eui qfby
iHfamafton ~ The Lnngs, Htntorthags, Aatimu
G6agtsibgfnetsa. bronchitis, md oshes dissass
fbe inn9s and Liner.
And the list wond prssets an appalling proof
ofthe fatality of these two classes Of disease Hnt
II Is important TO know that nearly all Of thip
dread waste Of hutaan life might have been pre-
vented nv timely use Of
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(fAN BE eHectualIy cured by The use Of
~ Hollands German Filters. Price 1e
duced to seventf-fve cents, ran always be
had fresh at the arug store of
ocil0. WIN. B9GFT,.
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no BLACK ssssitfss. Carpenters
and s1nnssaFs

A NVILS. VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
n and Dies. Plates, Wedges longs. Files
of al sizes and description. also lali as
sentiment Of Carpenters and Coopers tools.
janl8dyI LARGUIER Il LANOUE
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A NEW supply Of the above for par
II or and office, with aud without summer
fronts Cook Stoves, large and small; Egg Rex,
Barrel aud Franklin Stoves, for Wbod aud t1al,
assorted sizes, besides the articles which general
r. 70 with theln-stlc as rnat tois shogei and
Furps, r.. ~ the Hardware stare Of
jan if-y. IABGttEH 4 LAEOtfE
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FIR shIn t.enrrn Ngest.

Efcr ship George West.
Dnnn LnS pure and extrr White lead;
-WUH l4Nn 10. Snnw white French Zinc;
LAP BoSez a7snrted si7es ffiuA"v Glnss
100 Guns Chrome reen and Y-Ipw Faint:
Zinc Dryer, Litharra Spanish Brown;
yellow prirH. Yh, pc Red bead
ta' III III Heck, Japan pamen aud
Liz hit Furniture Varnah tiir5itr's Points.
TRAINERS Philadelphia Glue, Fitehes Sash Tools
nrttk Liners aud Putty, Tor sal low ut the
Hardware store If MDNTAN & ittGFET,
septic. Church street, opposite IIalney House
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Cutlery! Cutlery!

nOGER'S, Wostenholms and other ceie
III brated makets--one TO four bladed
Bone, Horn. Buffalo. Buck and Pearl han
died Pocket Knives. Also the celebrated
"Ramaps' and patent Guarded Razors Ra-
zor Homes and Straps. Best medium. com
mon and Extra fine Table Cutlery, Shears
Scissors and Graduating Button Hole Cut
tiers. Also No | Scissors in complete sets
at ort25l MONTAN 81 HUGUETS.
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y. l.. VALET.
At his Drug Store on Third Str

At his Drug Store on Third street.
IS IN constant receipt Of PURE,
l FRESH DRE4S, MEDITINES, 0HE1ff.
HAL&, FERFUHERfES, dc. He las just receiv-
edper ship Tempest, from n. Y. the following
| Barrel Refined Alum,
do. Coperas
do. Gum
DO Gum famphor refined
10 Bicarb Of Sofa; do Cream Tartar
do. Fine white Gum Arabic.
10 Onz. Snlph Quinine;
40 dracbms sulph Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
50 lbs Best Bermuda Arrow Root
American scarfcatots;
Turkey Rhubafb PuIv. Tpecac. Be.
A u Of which, he offers on the most rea-
souable terms oct20
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A LIE AND PORTER.--A large supply
Il of Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S London
Porter and Yennent Scotch Ale, warranted
genuine Just received and for sale by
no 24ly VIM. BOGEL, Druggist
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THE VERY BESJ,-PeIsons desiring
4 any Of The celebrated npdicius cal
lea Bfandy. can get some oftbe pure and
nudnlIfatad Pinet, GastiIon h Cos at the
Drug Store of WIN. BDGFI.
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JAMES NJ. ELAN & JAS. Il. ELAN,
J. NJ. 4 !. y. Elan, Attorneys and Uoausellors
nj Law, Baton Rouge. augsTy.
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= s. HALL, Attorney at LAW, laanre'
Ne street, Baton RotFp, Ia limits
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Comfort a. Economy.

JUST An assortment Of
> Ice Closets 4 Coolers to which the
attention of Purchasers is invited to the
Ware Rooms of J. PIPER, & co.
June 9Th 1855.
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SECULAR Goast dathrt5.
COAST LIVE or PACKETS.

TO AND FROM N. ORLEANS, VILLA MsP0RT,
BAYOU Sara, PORT HUDSON,
And all the intermediate Landings
1IE BELLA DONNA, Capt. WM.
i Meruups, leaves Orleans ry,.,.-.
every saturday Evenings, ut ttf4=tl-sskaA
ptcpck for Wliainspart, touch - y, l =
ing Al al the intermediate pnin's; :" ~ ''"'7A
returning, leaves Bayou spfa every """ncs~
dry. IN he arrival Of the ear4f from Wondviiie
The MUSIC. Cart. J. ". MoRnfsoH, leaves New
Orleans every F'nrstany aHprtipg, nj o'clock
and Friday Evening, 1T 9 O'Clock, for Port
Hudson; returning, leaves Port Hudson every
"Wednesday and Saturday. after the arrival
Of the Clinton auh Port Hudson Cars.
HOLMES CLAuSs, Agents,
oatie. II Tcbunpitoulns street.
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Fresh Supplies.
No Mackera in hbs.
~ "'' do
" in kits for family use
Levering's rest Loaf Sugar.
Loaf Sugar in bbls.
Powdered : g
Crushed
Fresh Goshen Butter, Rose bud dairy.
Qlrine Soap.
French Brandy. casks, low priced
DO. do. in cases OF dnz.
Roanoke Tobacco. IS
ChiIdres Honey Dew 0s.
100 bbls. Cape Lime.
. Plaster
Cement.
Plasterer's Hair---large quantity
oct23. BARBEE K BENJAMIN.
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Gum Drops.

EST received ~ lbs Gum rabic Drops
- Tolan LozeHgers. French Jugube and
Llquorlze Paste, Acidulated Drops OF ali
favors; Spruce Gum, refined Calabrs Lio
uorrcs, eet., by WV. BoGE1.
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Just Received.
1nA SACKS fresh made BRAN
NV 90 barrels Heavy Rump Pork
100 Bale Hay;
500 bushels Oats,
600 barrels ear Com
% boxes Louisville Star Candle.
% /" "
25
10 New Bedford Sperm
50 Assorted Soaps;
10 bags prime Rio Coffee;
10 Pockets old Java:
10 barrels fresh Soda Crackers.
Can be had as low as in any other house
in the city-for rash.
1nne2i. A. MoNrAy Il BRo
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. g. w. DTAlslNG. offers his pro-
u fessiona services to The public Residence
srd once on hluin, between Charch aud North
Street. nay t5-g.
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I Hos fas E;YoTior W.. CoSprc,
~ Nrw ORirANs A correspondent, =,
me Houston Telegraph. writing from y.~
Orleans, on the 9TH inst, says:
On the I'd inst, we had kind Of mo-,
election here for municipal ofiicers -
there had seemed to exist very little f.sl.'
IN regard to the result previous To elecnass
da,, it was generally thought there von,a
be no disturbance, but when, preyion, ~
opening the polls, 1t was ascerisined ,h.,
the police corps had resigned, it be.,"'
apparent tina, the bloody tragedies Of n.
vember were to be enacted The nol;..
tbeing good Know No,hngs,) simpl, ~
signed in accordance with the ,escbin,. :,
their creed; for it was generally und.,s,o.I
that II pistols and bowie knives war. =
control the bailo, box on Monday all ns,..
sbly disposed democrats and the NOR, ~
spectacle members of the X. N. n.r.
would stay a, home. Thus by clea,in. n.
field Tor their party bulIies, they would =.
cure the election OF their entire ticket nj.
was done, and the result is. some fh.., ~.
twenty foreigners were killed and woun,.I
and GU, of "A vote Of between 10. 600 al
| /, 900 but about 5000 were polled IT..
polls were opened a, . o'clock, and by ia
were taken possession Of by H. y. bun.,
and an almost entire stop pu, to the yo,n.
OF democrats and after 3 o'clock /, n,
evening, 1t is estimated that not half a do,,a
democratic votes were polled Ia the en,i,a
city.
Crowds OF armed bulles ia the p,y =,
the X y party went from one precioet IA
another aud left Just a efficiency of ,b.i-
number to prevent by force Democrats
voting. This is what thay mean by"in,
tense reverence for the law" and AMER,
sans ruling America The X. N'.co,
pretty handsome ma critics at all the ors,
cincts bat one. However, good many of
the old citizens. il is sad, viii make An
effort to set the election aside on the ground
that it was not conducted legsll,, and !.
not an expression of the popular wishes.
II is certain that not exceeding two.ihi,d.
Of the legal votes Of the ci,y we.a polled.
and tina, violence WAS resorted to in driving
Oft Demo ailc voters from nearly all tho
precincts.
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RNIN.--Oa ednesday, five weeks had
elapsed since we had rain Ia the mean.
time, the weather. had been unusually warm,
the thermometer ranging for the most Of
the time IN the niueties. Our streets pre-,
seuting large beds Of sand gillered ia the
suns overpoweting rays. The trees began
to lock withered, and vegetation seemed
ready to die out. Farmers came to town
with long faces, and. in view OF hard times,
and perhaps famine, grasped tightly both
ends OF their purse strings. Merchants
suffered because they would not purchase
their goods mechanics could get nothing
TO do from them instead OF going to the
tsverns 20 &c, Rne smoking dinner, many
brough, frugal inca, in Iher saddlebag.
Bat on Thursday eseniag and Friday morn.
ing, we had copious showers, which re.
vived every thing. and ensured bounilul
crop. Corn viii be cheap thi, season.
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LAItsf News FROM III PAso.--Ei Paso
City, Texas, Aprl y. 1856 We have no
news With The exception Of Indian depre
dations. Between tia point and Fort Fills
more The road is infested hy Muscelsfos
who rob and murder small, UNPROTECTED
and unsnarsed parties; aud ye, the aalhori
ties here are continually asserting that we
are al peace With tho lad.an tribes Oar
officers and troops here are wholly meth
eieat--they ssford ba, the mof kerry OF pros
lection. Instead Of haeine s patrol on the
Indian infested road, they keep their troops
fostering in idleness in the fort. Yesterday
the tssder and somo forty head Of stock
were driven III the hefder into captivity.
The stock to slaughter and no pufsui, Of
the a.sraudsfs has been attempted This
IL m every day transaction. ". e. J.
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n Ni uhtealer 30 tse Republican oa, .. l'.l.
county ore requested fa5 60 aalaaes af ihe rea f
fha Do be- mof- iraYis n.ellett .uca mail .am, ih,u
o. cam ihs more,
or Money. af .al-enrnans at FIR dine. to ihe Re.
a.ni,,an onicr can be- forwarded By mau NJ .a- t,.t
Advertisements
ay- 'opDli'y md envy could not fe..i le r-,rr
ssug sucressful tae ~ lf VI lane, Yern fase md
Liver rll- throughout the land several mls,,r DO.
limitation. have already n1de their apueamnoe and
Whose mission, waorc they .arescl m imposing upon
ut public. vIl Boz 20 stken apJ destroy 10 sny %
"'f readers me thr au,sir- n~y naa better examine
carefully sui .ee that ile ousidc wrep.r oft each hu,
or,nl ho sirn.d flemmr Brs Nithou their siqua
tore they cannot h' een.ine Filming Bros, of lt,
hu'Sh, IA are ihe soe propuriors aud manufacture,
KEcrIrfs.-- From John " Grain. Na
cogdoches, So 80; J ". thancey. star.
Vile, Smith county, s. 90, All,n urqu.
haft Titus county. $500 Il. ". God,
win, Shreveport, So.
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FROM KANSAS.

l''NI N y y SNS.
81 I,arts Jun. i - Adyices from k.n.
sas to the 2~,h state that parties of a,.
room. have been stationed Al Iopska and
Lawrence.
1t IA rum ,rcJ tina, a marty Of Buford.
men attacked party OF settlers near O.s.
yyatton,ie killing five and Dispensing III.
remainder.
The Missouri pro slavery men identified
with the trouble. have been ordered hy III.
commit,o. 10 lenve Kansas. aud man, hav,
COMPLIED
rbe,. &. , rre,i excitement thfonehoul
ibe TERRITORY. ar5 Da, shannon !. rmpla,
ipy n.t.d ~t,t... t..,. g.. .r,sertr uri-t
The congressional committee bad enas
~ " esipeti. aud would leave ae the sh
-,
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- :, -.
-, I'd
hce" 81 '. he' "'nN nv 81 bnio'u'
men "ad go'" TO Their assistance.
!" hRI' ''" wee" 's .'.'n ti"''e' com
m n anu P''N 81 N'"'''o's'' n'"
h''c" JACK $ ''n' '''''''""',,' ""u 'h"N
Zee" pr" slavery nae" were ""'"
I'm. p,r,u u,>,.,rn rnr.ira MIN,
i.ters ia Ws.hiurlon lpsd a vefy qn.ei life.
a. Rs"''"' ,''ns, NOV " y, t,'' o ,a,' , ~"
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7 he Nominations.

We hoist this weea at cur masthead the
names OF the nominees for President and
Vice President chosen By tho Democratic
National Convention at Cincinnati,
It will be reeolleeled that IN 1852, prior
10 the nominations which were then n,sde.
We took open snd decided ground in favor
Of Nr BucuANNN As our first choice Tor the
Presidency. We regarded hin, then, az we
do now, rs one OF the most patriotic. SINS
core, and eminent statesmen which this
county has ever produced \ stronger
and better man could not have been MONT.
mated.
As to his position in relation to the South,
it IA only necessary to gay, q, present, tia.
he has been always a lavorite with the de-
mocracy Of the odd Dominion. We ORE
sumo 1t will be conceded that the democra
cy OF Virginia has not been in the habit OF
falling ia love with politicians who were
considered any ways f.hy" on this sub
Jet,
Nr breckenridge. OF Kentucky. is a
man Of eminent tsleals, aud OF annmehing
deyotion to principle Ills nomination viii
secure keutaeay to the Democracy.
With these nomination, the democracy
can 90 into the contest with every prospec {
Of success. Thousands will nock under
the glorious banner. which has inscribed
on Us ample folds, the Constitution, State
Rights aud the MON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

RED RIvER,--lhe Shreveport South
Western of Wednesday, says:
The river is falling fast, aud M there has
been hn. one arsigal from below since OUT
last we fear tina, through navigation has
ceased for some weeks to come. The boats
now ask 81 80 per bale freight OF cotton
10 New Orleans
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.lrx,s WrsrrR~ KAiLRoAp CoapAN.

. lew Weeks SINCE. sent OUT suhtl paiN
follow upon the line Of road SO lar as al.
read, established by Maj T.. 4. bLAAcu,
and from thence. on or near the psrellel OF
~ degrees north latitude, west Of the Bra
; EOS river. Col. 4. y. GRAY WAS at the
head OF this party The object OF this ex
ploration, was to note the topograph, and
nature Of the country with reference to
the construction OF railway, particularly
the crossings OF the streams, accurately
fixing the latitude Of the rsme, taking views
aud sketches for the purpose OF making and
Illustrating the character OF the country,
and to gain \ correc, knowledge OF the
agricultural and mineral resources OF tie
State, along the line OF this road,
We are happy to inform oer readers,
that the objects desired have been obtained,
and that the parties composing this eXpe'
dition, have returned Col. Gray and DR..
Jordan. RIA Austin, GSlyeston, and New
Ofleans. and Col G. Bradley, with the
rect OF the party to this place, arriving
last Saturday evening all in good health.
Col Gray's report OF this expedition viii
be published soon, and will, we have no
doubt. be read with much interest.
d" On Monday We paid a flying sisi, TO
Jefferson. Nothing OF remarkable interest
ranspired on our trip. o. during our briei
sojourn IN the place Marshall Republican
I'VE intended to vi.i, the neighboting
settlement OF Hog eve. in the course Of
"a few days but We shall travel as a pfi
yale citizen, and decline any thing like
public demonstration; however, should any
thing OF remarkable interest occur, we
Will apprise our readers when We return.
BGstrop Advertiser.
Well our contemporary has right to visit
" Iloe.eye." or any other locality that he
p,eases. and may travel either mcog.. THE
compositor will have it m groel or ia state,
a. may suit his taste and convenience. II
is perhaps right aud appropriate that he
should visit -" Hog eye" OF that he "a the
best Judge / there is any Thing wrong
about his doing SO, no doubt his friend. will
be kind enough to inform him OF the fact
We hope. however. that be viii not be dis
concerted, Il there should be a general
,gaeai aud grtmi from the denizens OF that
delightful locality to greet his arrival,
A. ONER~uAiMiNc DENo,RAric Ma,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

Tar JupGrsnp-It will he seen that
there are three candidates in the Geld Tor
the Iuireshin in hi. District
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counties after be- len Ma bail. 40 be states
.E.
tue most caAii'ao'e censN1 won - "'" "'
ID s.,...,..., ,,hstIs lid s4Y in hfs spes i
a.r, l1 order 10 refresh Dc usmaf,. aud
o. riatN l.u r-Hi 90 tA' satl ft', we re-
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,tarsts a. To i,seor.r,tue.s sicnsl hv gen.
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ilemen OF the bighcs; rtsPectabihi, 10 ihis
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VI Ha-'f a s~n'lem'' "a - 'g''ir' '''. ''l''r y
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',sw could .top che siofiso. WORK ne rad lead had
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t.. possession. H.sa li ,i'-- la,.- .4, ts-a To. al.
." . @Aia system anil ''s.l 10 e tA'i
o--.I .l. .--r,.. Of Oh. ,s,. ,- srma-.. q that
Be ~. r. .a'ei 60 c'r'ab'ne NJ lia- - .a,-.
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a. ,ss. by ROOM. .t aprlaa-- .....
49, s.l b. .r,rs' 10 sa- v.l.. ia.'re ...-lf lfae
...a, =, t,.-,,a f, '.''.... s.,ti, ,.N.s .-
Marshall. June 10, $50.
lie undersigned citizens OF Harrison
e'a1'' WV p'ssen' a vac "a' u, nee.
Ns4ns.i,y oyarirc tbo IA of AMI and
heafd the speech OF Col. {. \ Harper, on
that occasion. The above report ct 1t,
pnD'sn'u 'u we texas helN'"eah, o. we
- LII ,b"ri,.'..,..''..a.,,.,a.
and ordinations;
lst We do not agree as 20 who 1t was
iaai endorsed ,oI Harper charge against
,'e IN 4"p - go
h, H.. ,a5,.,ce
~ Some Of us are we'll assured that the
remark wac not made by director.
:, ~ '''''S Vt US 'too'ee'' 'ha' "nsh "r'
yas,f,, v"w.aad ,bo ,n.," 'V So US
Samuel J Richardson. ESQ added and
the Texas Republican, or some such re-,
marx which was followed by round OF
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tbst bo d,I mo-, hon, +
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ft1es IRA Railroad lhe r1rhc When VI Tough
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~ai- entr't- AMER VIZ lousbery ard tbsi D. t,d
no' -rrn Them another gentleman IA the aid''ue'
tsa ,s,..1 .le h. ..,t ", .,t.,,, l.fs,. l.,
toward. Mr. T.. md remarked 81 NeIi q. { reooilegt
~. ~s' s ,sa ''' s ,' l'i''Ir ,.'ans 'Ie
ROTOR td uo' hear Mf Richarl.op ~. and che
DE Nsa. and oazetie ven, ,n favor fthe sia., dian
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

VI Bexton, convicted in Liberty coun-
", and sentenced to two years ,mprison
ment in the Pcnitentiary has been sent to
Lis destination.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

or Nh 4. b. McCurcuAN, publisher
agd whlom editor Of the Palestine Amerl.
can has been spending few days with bis
friends in Marshall. The American is
neatly printed, indastsiously edited. aud de>
serves the supper, Of the party whose views
It advocates.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

The Mississippi r er is falling Ia" y
tho mouth Of Ohio down,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-21

New PArfR.--N g have received the ifs
number OF the " oodyile Messenger :"
published at WoodyilIe, Tyler county, Tex.
as, It is published by Dr. 5. y, JonNso>
~ Co, and edited by Mr. y, \. PrNLANr.
4. NJ. The Messenger is well stored with
q large amount OF interesting, selected. and
editorial matter DR.. J, formerly lived 10
thi, place, whore be has many friend. We
wish him aud his paper success