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pennsylvania RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
. { ssss4
rts sTsat Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
cities With The Western, AoFihR esterh, ana sentn-
yrstarp States bv continuous Hallway direct. Ibis
rnaI azo connects at Pittsburgh with daily line OF
tsamers 10 ali psrTs on the Northwestern taEes, ma
kinz the most direct eheSPesl eng Telaoe roas .!
which ffeisht eau Do 'oA "'' ~ -.
rs. Rates bstysen Philadelphia and Pittsbulg,
First lass .--Boot shoes, Dry.t 7re. . 100 IL
| Goods DIN boxea) Fafs, Feathers, se.'
| sacoud gfasA.~- 5N0l q 40 tlipA-l
! cry, Dry Goods Uu % T s5g'1 Gnr. q 100 n
| Medicines, Iiard ware -..."ti "ooii
| ,Snird Ciass.--ARyils, Eagging,l
Bacon, Poik R oaik osss ossrs slss. soc iooS
F0urt IA CI n Ss.p.Cofee, Fish, ,ba}
con 4. PORK (paeked) LaTd6 Lard Oh 4Ge SleO b.
| hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, &e.)
| FJ.OUR-4l per barrel until further notice.
| GRAIN-S0 els. per!e0 d. until further notice.
| COiTON--s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
welght uGsilfutheL notice.
a6aohis be ia rticular 10 mark packages 'pia Penn
sgIrana Railroad. - All goods unsigned to the a;
gents for this Road e. tnadeP Pha or thisourg, WAL
| Be 70 EwaFded without detention:
| FeEiaHy AeRNTs.-HarriS, Wornly q %, Mem'
phis, Tenn, z. sass So' 81 LoplS,4. = sillsn'
Snek and Carter & Jewett, Louisville Ky. K. c Mel
dTnal, Madis4n, lad; sprigman X Brown, and Irwin
C9 ctns9ns = - kilbS M S@n a. sostSp: :V isee5 co
1
| , laor House, n. YORK; William st. and Batter
| place, New YORK; Z. Sneeder, Phiiadelphia; da
araw K koons, Baltimorei Geo. c. Froneiseus, Pitts
oqHfsE Hss +. HOUSTON, General FrsigAt .4gsat, PAiIs
! r, u LoMBAERT, SEpt. Altsona, Pa.
oennsyIyauia Haiiroad.
Three paily TaT0ugh 'rrairs between Philadelphia
! and tPUtsbufeh.-Th MORNING MAIL TRAIN
| leaves Philadelphia 'og fatsbursa! u A. 81 and
! Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia 4t5 a. ~ The last line
esTes llsdelphisat =. n. aud Pttsgurg for Phil
! adeipbla at z. NJ FiE NIGHT hArREsS train
| Iasyss PliIadegphia for Pittsburgh at ii NJ. and
| isittsG al h for Philadelphia al II p.
! me apoye lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Ratingds TO andfro ST. LOUIS Mo-, Alton, Galena
and la.eaSo, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vii y Nv; TerTe haate, Daytoa, Springfield, Belle
! faut tq, Sanduslty, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Z@ugtyills MassilloR and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
| me steam packet boats from ana 10 New orleans,
| II ICuls Louisville and Cincinnati.
Tbrough tickets can be had 10 OF from either OF the
! above places -. A., NJ, = ~. i.a.,. :.
cnl Starting points, Passengers from the West VIII
and this the shortest and most expeditions route 10
I phuadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
| THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, phiia'
] j ARSKIMEN, Agent Pas senger Lines, Fllts'
( pbila. NoY Cd 80 dly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AND
M a @ In i N @ S.h O ID .
House Work Of the Latest styles,

Caps Sills Brackets, Columns etc., ETC., always on
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected With the above is Forging Shop, an-
der the direction OF men OF superior skill. r..
Brsss and Composition of Castings made TO order,
Babbit Metal always on hand.
III, stock OF Patterns fer Machinery, Building and
Ornamental purposes, is UNSURPASSED by any similar
Establishment in the West
Repairiag done at Tho shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash all times paid for Old Iron and
Coppe
Corner OF Front aud Scott sts., Davenport, lowe.
Mch2l d-wtf VI. DOSAHUE.
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pavenport. St Paul and ST. Louis Racket.

a gsasepH THE dna steamer Fire Canoe
ssnsrt0f 1 Capt. Force, Master, viii make
= y regular trips from 81. Louis, Daron-
aoTt a1I sd. Paul, Ouehing At all sitinate points
hSs.aaTsrs M sligtiefs may !ely Oh her remaining
Id ths ltada during tue season f'f "''s"' w fN''
'"s' EpP'' y" GiFROWs S PRETTYMAS,
., -.-, -, Ageuts
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SMITH d SHAW'S,
NO. 244 WASHINGTON STREET,
H. r,a',.aho,e Eobtrson NEW YORK.
Whole sBla dealer in
grooms, Poils, Brushes, Wood and Willow
Ware, French and American Baskets
Wagons, Cradles. and Chsirs,
Mats, Gordage, &c,
Twines,
orpor,isb and Arsorlsau Manufacture, saeA as Wool
Room, seine, So wing and ladia rwLhe. which they
oder as low as can 59 purchased any where in me
city Give us Ssll, aug --e.o
- OLDEN SVRUp--l0 barrels OF the most super,
L or 1uafllv iIz, received 81 the .EEWksya store
~ ~ FTN''' IIcOB WEAVER, ia, 6 CO.
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PURIIC HOUSE

3. Z. D,
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Aocis TSlarU.
Wall Paper! Wall Paper!

N TO IS 0a0 rolls on hand Just received and open
| Z ing, we have no hesitation in saying that we
nave lie ARREST and 6sst uaristy west of Chicago, az
a Visit 10 our store and warehouse vii! SHOW, all
which viii be sold az reasonable prices.
Il. A. PORTER 81 BRO,
Old PioEeer Book Stole,
.l- gy,tf Rock island, Ill.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE,
FIR ESH M EA T 8,

Cheese! Cheese! e.
q Casks Hamburger Cheese just recetved and fer ssis tJ
4 junsA DALZELL q CO.
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iion Er4p "a 1-G-IS.-- ~ o. w
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
EREWSTEK * KNIGHT.
Land Agents at Sioux City. Iowa.
Lands entered aud Warrants located III Sioux CtlY,
Fort Dodge and CoGncii Blahs.
ITaColieetions promptly attended TO.
F-P. BREWSTER, B. p. KNIGHT
Aux Il CauAr. at Law. Ctsil Enpts ser d sdefo}"f'
REFER TO
Dny,zan 4 True Esgrs. Editsr Gazette,
Dr. J. 81. Niihcrwny, Dawson q Gfigs7'
H. Price, ESQ., ~ laws hs9'
MaN 10, '5o-uly
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aa THE STEAMERS Z,
I Mckee and Ben Campbeli,

]. Mckee and Ben Campbeli,
WILL compose this line for the Of 1856 Both
w these boats being OF light draught and Of great
speed may be relied upon for making connections as ad
vortiked =,
NM = g,kee, LEROY DoDGE, Master Il Keach,
A Il Miller Clerks; will arrive at Rock Island from heo-
kuE every Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings at
no o'clock connecting with the Ii O'clock lightning Ex-
pTess train for Chicago Returning leave Rock Island
and Davenport at ~ o'clock in the afternoon, taxing the
T-T,sa,Iaers OF the o clock train from Chicago
The lien Campbell, L. CLARK Master; Ben;
r Harris and A. IA Corwin, clerks will oe at Rock Island
Tuesdays, Thursdays and hna leaving a
Mckee, IN, =, .
These boats also form connections al kcokuh with the
r1nir line oil .sansrs Ilr ST. Lons and AZ Rock Island
Win lie packet ne fo Calsna and St. ia For height
or passage apply on board. may i9Niu
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NJ o r I @ =

N O r I @ e
= G. DAWSON. & CO, have formed a
y. partnorship with p. II Grggs under the name
aud style of Dawson. Griggs Co., TO take effect
on the ist day Of November, 1855.
All persons having upsettled accounts with the old
arm are requested " call and settle. 0ct25
For the Ladies'.
JaRENCH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
l. and Velvet slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
Caters, from ei 90 to - IS per pair for sale by
Dec3 DAWSON, ,GRIGGa & co
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W. NJ. LINE. NJ. D.,

W hs b1H - AA' "t
Practising Physician,
,Be on Brady street opposite the Post Office, over
perrrs Cothipg Store. Once hours. moro particularly
rop : 40 A. NJ and from to T., NJ. aPi lI-du
L.. 4. p&EFON, vi. D.,
I>ORMERlY Assis istant Ply siean 10 theEmigfahts
Ersids nj surgeon 10 the Brooklyn City Hospital re-
e0ntly OF Orange nj WESTMINSTER Cos, n odsfs
hIs sonai services TO the citizens OF
once aud residence, Brady St nearly opposite Geh
/ Sargent aug ~ 1000 ""l'
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Harrison, between Front and Second slreets
KiEFER & A H0ENuNG, fr7pretafn
(Lase. Robert Benne,i o..
TNHE proprietor resp ctluiiy announces " ula
/ eastern friends and the lravelaS Pabtc gene
rally, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and had 1t thoroughly repaired and renovated, Ee j.
now prepared 10 merit snare oftI ir patronage ~
constant attentionto their wants an 1 comforts ~
table will DO snpptea Hiln the best 8htea tAg uiA
ket nfyo Ids and hisIotgng rooms ire fdThlsbec a.
well Is those oil any In the city. june "a "d
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TINE subscriber has taken stall in the upper s1c
i of the Lever Market, whsr be assures thsp pub
lie, he Is spared at all mee TO them With ~
good meats - the country AFFORDS, and at as fow
prices they be obiained in the city. He esks
share ofpublic patronage. Meat delivered AZ B.
residences ofcustomerE w. d. MOORE
May 7th, 1855, DIFF
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WM, T. CAMPBELL
JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
-, - ~ N n N MN puJT nE n

COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SESi RNCEc COZ erof SoGiL- y es1 5faaS ana 20
e,ist t,,s Omee in he Court House. All ofaer'
promptly attendedto. aug IAN % -"eI
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"a, / w. II. BAKER

Fsa an experience Of ,nirsSA OSw Ss"sst oters his
q e 'es q. sSiEs nS s'sss
trao.siosl es st,eu ar attention will DC w. WA
o5as s .atgry and S'f1ssii sssi Z So ns & ap stairs
1los, oFs' me- IN N f9sS bs,wssn BRADY & Perry 's'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31
Gen, sam Houston.

Gen. sam Houston is certainly an org.
NAL Having turned and twisted in almost
every conceivable shape in order to get
himself nominated for the Presidency, hay
log followed assidiously all of the popular
humbugs, clap traps iansiiesins, and i.ms
Of the day to cout, popular favor. and all
Of his efforts having proved frullcss he has
at last come out for Prrsidcnt on his own
hook Rich idca, is it noti OF course
some one will be required to run on the
samo ticket Tor Vice President. and we
would suggest to bis friends the name OF
PmNEAs +. BAENtM. Taken together
they will constitute what the play actors
denominalc n tablcau
Gen. SAN IIorsroS, We learn, is now on
a visit to bis family at IluutsylIle The
Washington correspondent OF The \. !
Herald thus brings forward Gen Houston
as an independent candidate for the Pres
ldency.
lie repudates all political csucusses
aud conventions, aud ruus. am authorized
to say as an independent candidate for the
Presidency, trusting for his election to the
great body Of the people, and not TO poit'
zeal wire.wotkefs. lie is now fairly IN the
field, and announces as bis platform -0p,
position 10 the domestic and foreign policy
OF the present administration a restoration
of the retired naval officers, aud a condem,
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or \ day or two ago, '''eni hAhoe"
US IN. subloned communication
A., yu,roy
+, s,o,, time ,co | wrote to a highly cs
,.e,,ed friend and preacher OF the gospel.
wbo had been caught bv the Know,
\o,h;ug. 10 find ont hi. mind since ihr
phl,d,Iobi, farce The following is a par,
..,ra,L from his rerly.
" rLs Know. \ othinp platform does not
.ui, me. There is no, plank OF It under
nv, foe, and never has been. am a Dem
oc,,, of the old line. and am very glad tina,
/ ,..v.., took an obligation to vote Tor the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31
MAlI. ARRANGEMENTS

ARRIVALS ANu DErAH ruEEs.
s,srss~ Nh Shreveport - AEaiyHs Iu=-.'Y
Thuf-iay. and salurisy al hsfAA1'
Wrsiucasiay, FRIDAY, and ssndaY, 90 ~
WysrraN = 80 Henderson - AnEitts ipf@laY
Thnr.siay, nud sainrlay, AT r. biFAhts
W,aneslay Friday ard Sunday, ~ ~
MATTHEW jeff rsou - AtNitrs 'is-i ff
Thufs,lay. anl Saturday, al . r btttsfr
Ws,lne-siay ff.isy and SUNDAY ai ~
VoRrit.o ~ - s,a a5ler - htrItts nffi if
Thgts.iny aud SATURDAY, az r Itrtt.
Monday. Nelies,isy ar,i FRIDAY no
sarVurES-tta Mansfield AktItts " iNr. 1F
and saturday. a IN, plrsHr- ihnn-'-ai
and Monday. ate y.
p11T { ,nn1 ~ eass and arrive th- same daf'.
ru-@iaY. THURSDAY. ard ~aipnisfs.
t,itNkR t. Arrives on THURSDAY 80 . " tHd ".
SATURDAY. aiCF ~. dr;afp an lse'.'af, ai1 q n,
and ~ THURSDAY At r 81.
Ofrtcy IorRs---fnsm ~. te j. 81, 500 '.m 2
fnfr
Otto. af.u r. delivery ats
Nal rosrs faf llie Eas, Al Dog 3
1he adcc eill h. eles on ~liifa9 irni p it 80
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CORRECTIONS.

oar contemporary Of the Ratk EHquircr.
publishes IA BIZ. paper OF the 18th OF Hafeh.
AZ Afticle purpo',ing to have been taken
rom the column. Of tbs Republican. which
re,rcsent. that tie Memphis TENNESSEE
ArrsAl, = know Noihgg paper. had aban'
dooei 'hsi party, Boo Consequence OF 'l'
election 90 a Sen ard Speaker a. W nshiHs
,on, through tho AID OF Nof.4eu hno"
Nothing votes. aud. lu disgust o'sf Iais
abolition fusion. advise. The H.. y party
of The South. to disbaud ihs editor sheu
proceeds 10 correct our statement. by IN
fofn,ag Us shat the Appeal .. Democrat
ic paper. Now. tLi. is all very well, SO
f.fa.ii goes. Bot unfortunately for our
friend ct the Eaqarer, 30 suca article
ever appeared Ia the columns Of the Re-
nrbhcan At least go Tar IS We are aware,
and certainly not as an edita.jsl. We DO
ro. eAchanss with any Of ihe Memphis
papers. bot have long known and feeog
af.j ,a- Appeal as one Of tho most sierl'
iaydsmocralie papers OF Iennessee. WI
uar col,mgoay haye The kp.Hess to
state 10 What aumLer of tae Republican
tAls article appeared Not that l' is a
matter of ANY great importance, further
than we desire TO be uniformly correct IN
al onr statements. The name Of the trpesI
"a tbs article ve presume was nothing
more than a mispru'. and whether coming
from Democrat on X y the feason'
given for advising the Know Nothing par
IS 81 ,hc South to d,sband, are true ant
sound
We should have noticed this matter ear.
her. bu, from the fac, that the remarks o
our contemporary escaped our notice.
Bat our friend Of the Enquirer, while he
il so ready tc correct US for statements
which We never put forth, is himself no
always correct We copied last week 4
paragraph from his paper, for the purpose
Of comment. bot which through inadyer
'cnee was published WITHOUT remark
Here 1t U.s.
NissHLfH tstsfAj ION ne Galveston -
a Ti. r.tn.sl If Cso,,i. AIabam,. Nl...4.
.ippi South Carolina and Texas TO send dele
s's, iuo" P''.y '',a,s .a, ''t nv ~, ''' ~on
,enuon.
Il Is untrue 'ha' l'Aa' refused TO 'fsG ne.
.er.on Of truth in The editor Of the Ciuiiai
and Gasri's 10 say that Texas va. not repre-
- ,nd IL ~ a o,l'l,,,o ,ye,. bo,i
present a- the Representative FROM Texas, an'
'"'ee i"' ''ea''S "''''''' AZ"
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outer "'""' '''so ''''''''''''
uhue's'o"u """' N""' w ''''''e' so''
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J" u'' o"''''"''''' ""' '''' JUG " '''V''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

MYSTERIOUS. Wy learn from the Crock
eft, Printer that Henry Eender, Merchant
Tailor, disappeared most mys,eriously from
that town recently. When last heard from
he was at Melrose, Nacogdocacs county.
lie leaves a family and hos, of creditors
10 mourn his depar,are. Wonder what be
has done with bis suit aeains, the rcle,
graph HoWsiya Tcleorgph.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31
SpEARMAN HOLLAND, Prcs't.
JouN ! ANDERSON Sec'y'

On last "Wednesday the mail and passen,
gers were taken out to Coles stand ,ht,ecn
miles from town on board the cars Of the
Houston and Red River Railroad This
arrangement which is to be permanent, will
save travelling over some o! the worst road
between this and the Brazos. Tho road is
going forward with the utmost rapidly
Nearly all Of the iron for the frs, twenty
five miles has been received, aud will be laid
a. fast as 1t can be carried to the proper
nlAee - Nonsion IcleaTanh
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pria,ions for improvements at the st. Cl,i'
flats and n, the mouth OF the Miss..,r.
1t IS understood. however, that no will w..
veto the bill making Appropriation Tor i'm.
movements in the Savannah river.
The course to be pursued towards n.
Ctampton was considered =, a mee,in, :,
the cabne, held to day lie will certs,n,
DC dismissed Immediately.
The Fulton brings among her detail. II.
reply of lord Clarendon to Mr Seer.,,,.
Marcy, upon the subject OF the enli,,ms,,
difficulty.
Lord Clarendon SAYS that ii the law. =
the nited States have been ipirinp.d =.
hy British authorities. the goverpmen, Il
the | nited States have right to demo
Tor them, the mos, ample satisfaction f,o,
that OF Great Britain. and the latter wonlI
no; hesitate to give it. But her mn. az.
government, he continues, unequivoc.Ds
dscaims any intention either to ini,in,.
the law. or to disregard the policy o, H..
sovereign rights of the United States II.
further ufg,s that Mr. CHAMPION the B,a
.h minister At Washington. Mr. Bsr,,
the British consul at New York, Mr. Row
croft. the Bn,lsh consul q, Cincinnati, ma
J. G.. 4 Mathew. British consul n, pbih'
dvlphia, all solcmuls deny the act. cha,e.l
against them aud that the government a
the niied States now has the oppor,ubt,
of weighing these declaration OF four Gen
tlcmeu of unmpeached honor aud in,crr,
ty, against evidence upon which no tth,
ance can be placed lie concludes BY Of
pressing his hope that this explanation W.
prove satisfactory to the goyernmcn, o.
the nited States, II being the de.ire Ct
her malcsty's government to continue IN
broken the relations of friendship exi.tns
between the two countries.
N>niNaroN, May l7--The Statement
published by the Evening Star OF TN. cit,
that our government. has suspended i,plr,
matte relations with Mr. CHAMPION the
munster from Great Britain. is not cortee,
Il understood, however, TIM, = drspA,tb
from Lord Clarendon, in which be- stat,
lhat the british government declines to re
call Mr. Champion, WAS received here to,
day " hat step our government Will take
in consequence oi this, remains to be seen.
I.ort,yiLIr. Nav - Col Allen In
this place tn day on the steamboat Sullsna
tor New Oileaus, with $50 follower. l9i
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hi. v'j.t a. r"S" Win vLir1 he wa, l.adin
III. ,,h..,. ,h, a,.,,.,l t..c,,,i,, f,i,,h,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

Rlp RIVER Tie River continues to
decline rapidly. Since our last the White
Cliff. has arrived from above the faft, with
200 bales OF Gotten. saved from the wreck
Of the Victoria aud the Effort from the
White Oak shoals, the Aida and Fanny
Fern from Fulton, with cotton. They re.
por, the River low but that there is a slight
rae coming down. The Hope has gone
above the raft, and the NJ l. Dsugher,y,
Lone Star and Dede TO Jefferson. The
river is on a stand at Alexandria South
Weston.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

We learn by the Victoria Advocate that
II, the late session of the District Court Tor
Reiugio county the grand jury me, and ad /.
ourued without making a single indictment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31
For CONSTABLE

office If Constable, 300 Boa ~ M u,c ensuing
August e'rriinu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

toRronArtoN ELECTION See notice
IN our advertising columns Town officers
are to be elected mex, Monday
STAR llortL.---See the advertisement OF
the Star Hotel Henderson Texas |, is
no ilsttery to say that this is one of the
most commodious aud best kept h7.cl, IN
the State. All who stop n, it will be plea
sod wih the entertainment
NEw SroRE, -- The attention OF the
reader IL directed to the advertisement, Of
Nr L. + HYnr. whose store will be found
two doors above the Republican office, IA
the house formerly occupied by Messs,
Brewer " Adams His stock is on,rel,
new, well selected, and embraces an exteu
siye variety Of those articles usually found
in the beet establishments We hope our
friends will call on Mr. Hyde, aud examine
his goods and prices
or Tho "Opera Troupe" composed
Of Mr. and Mrs MrNkEN, Miss JosrrniNH,
aud Mr. flgtDs gave three OF their concerts
at this pl on MONDAY, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights last, to full houses The
Instrumental music aud the singing aud
dancing, were excellent. Their entertain.
ments were well received
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

negro man belonging to Col. John
Caldwell made brutal a,,emp, on bis over
seer, manned Smith, few days ago, with
hoe The negro is represented ms des
perale character, and as having proved un
manageable on former occasions. Tits said
that the overseer cannot survive. Bas'rop
idrcincr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

Tnr CAnrLs AXE LANDEp.-We learn.
ed Yesterday through oue OF the officers
of the Chas Morgan. that the Camels de-.
signed TOT the frontier service have been
landed at lndiauola The description given
as OF the scene and their appearance is
highly interesting. Their immense height
rendering debaikation IN standing position
Impossible, they were made to lie down
upon a platform and were thus taken from
the vessel Great demonstrations OF dc,
light were SHOWN by them upon reaching
terra hr8a once more after a long voyage
Their antics were such rs to MI with terror
The horses, mules and cattle IN the vicinity
and 10 cause a general stampede. The
pack saddles are represented as magnG>
cent aiFairs, highly oruamented in Arabian
s'yle, and the keepers, Arabs, appear in
'heIr native costume, giving the appear
ance, says our Informant, OF an Eestern
tafa'an, IN every particular.
Ia order to show their speed, toe keepers
put them IA motion, and to the surprise OF
some two or three hundred persons present.
an ordinary walk. kept horses travelling
wi'h theta ia q brisk trot. We have no
doubt tina, these animals will be found lust
me thing Tor lfun,ier transportation. both
on account OF capacity OF hurthen and
speed OF travel --Calresfon Contcdera.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

Sorru tARoLfNA DlNocRAric SrArg
CoNvENrIoN &C olumbus, ) G May 9Th.
1886. \ State Convention TO select dele
gates to attend the Democratic National
Convention at Cincinnati organized in Co.
umbus on the evening Of the 9th. Hon
+. " Piekens. who WAS chosen permanent
President, spoke al considerable length rs
to the reasons why South Carolina should
be represented 10 the Cincinnati Convention.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. P.'s remarks the
meeting adjourned TIL Tuesday morning.
Ga re>assembling, Hon. J. l.. Orr spoke
in favor Of sending delegates TO Cincinna'
ii, after which the following named gentle
men were chosen AS delegates. 4, large
- Messrs. +, ". Pickens \. W. McGar,h
and Gen Gadbcrfy, frs, DISTRICTS. II,
Wilson, {. " Dudley; second district
w. D. Porter, G. MclIa,h third distric,
j d. Allen, y, II Brown fourth district
P. s. Brooks, {. 7. Sullivan, ffth district
james l.. Orr, James fanon; sixth district
r Moses, T.. G. Palmer, Resolutions
were adopted sustaining the doctrine o
State Rights, reailrmng the resolutions o
the Georgia State Convention, and endors
ing Mr. Pierce as the first choice OF tn,
/ State.