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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

The National htelligcucer gives the
following as rf.sident Buchannn's cabinet :
Secfsiar, Of State, Lewis Cnss. OF Nch>
issn Secretary of the lIra,ur' Howell
Cobb. OF Georgia, Secretary 81 War. John
B Floyd. Of Virginia, Secretary OF the
Navy. Aron \ Brown. OF Tennessee, Sec
fe,sty Of tie inieriot, Jtcoh Thompson. OF
Mississippi Postmaster General }. Giso-
cey jones. al Pennsylvania Attorney Gen.
ersl, Isaac Iuucey, OF Connecticut
Animal Se,mou, had been THROWN.
hot shot Into Csnlon, but at Isle.t dates
had ceased aud continued strengthening hl,
position
The Chimes. troop. have threatened to
aufn Hong koug. Hoops hsve been sent
for iom lnd,a
1t is tumpred tha, the Fersis" war has
terminated. ~ no more hoors would b.
sen, either /" Per.ia o, Canton. and lurthcr
that BRUSH troops viii not advance Into the
in,.flov al P.t,is
More tfoubls i. supposed TO he brewing.
sud .espeeiej, in Ea'opc. IN regard to the
pn,c,palilles The London ilmes come,
out with very strong article, urging An
un,empo'sing course against their union.
NEW NoRk. Mach 2-'Ihers is vt pres
en-, raging the second greatest snow storm
OF the season.
New Nouk. March 3 A great iife has
occurred IN Waite, mud State streets, Chi
cago. Loss, 5000 600.
NV Noak, March 1 the sne Of co,
ton 10 day anoun, to 1000 bales, ut an nd
vance OF 3,l6atc., middllng Orleans,
liac.
sr LOUIS, March 2--Ine knnsaa leg,
islalure has adjourned, Governor Genty
has vetoed the bill calling n convention to
form Il constitution preparatory TO admis
sion into the Union
a man named sheppard. who re-
Gently spat in Gov. Gear, face. has since
shot Gra,y's friend. Mr Sherrod four times,
and wounded two other, Mr.. Jones,
Gov. Goarys Secretary, sho. Sheppard
through the head, and he died Instantly
4, last accounts. GOV. Geary was guarded
at his residence IN leeompton by U. States
troops. Tho legislature are denouncing
Governor Gesry. There ia great eSeiie>
ment IN tho territory, and general fight is
anticipated.
ST.. LOWS. Feb 27.--Robsrt ". Stew.
art, o! St. Joseph, &. Il. ]. \, o. Of
Sublime Council Sons Of Malta. has re.
ceived the democratic nomination for Gov
Of Missouri, in place Of 1rus,cn Polk
MONTH, March l.--Gaines's warehouse
with 5000 bales Of cotton was destroyed
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ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT.

SOUTHERN fAculc RAILROAD toMrANY.
Marshall 1tras, January Ia, 1871
4 Systematic aud ,Ncicnt management Of
n the business of this company requires
the adoption Of The following regulation, which
viii not he departed from in any case
whatever
Tn, first saturday after tn frs, Monday in
each month, is hereby fixed as Pay day, upon
which all claims against the Compiny, tina.
shall have been examined ard approved, will DO
paid
That claims may be paid on The pay day Of
any given month, they must be presented a,
the Chef Engineers Office, on or before the
LIST day Oh that month o,hef~ise, they will
lie over one month, for examination.
As cheek rolls are sent in 10 the Chief En-
gtneer, on the Is, day Of every month ela m,
for labor ON the Road will be considered AZ
presented hy the check rolls
r. A. BLA\CiI, CHIT Fms ipe,v
Jan. ~. 81 no.2i tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

WnrH,,s, Chapel llill College. ,ituated at
Dalugcsbeld. l.sus. our syaoi,cnl Iusti>
'unou, Is stordiug educational sdsnata
gss to our church. and III. commuut;
10 general. withdrawing 1t has been
embarrassed ior the wan, Of sufficient
ndmber OF able and liberal patrons; the
cigcumsedhcd Influenza OF lhpss who
are It's seii'-acr'icing frlsnd., and sue,
etssion OF short crops; set ia i,s pres,
ent condition, Il Is healthy, vigorous, and
pfosperous,
And whereas, 1t is believed that tho en>
dowmen, OF Quo or more proiessorships.
is the oul 3 sure means TO secure perma.
neuce--lncrease the prosperity. and en-
large the educational advantages OF any
College, and feeling coo,ideu, tina, orr
brethren and friends, need only be asked,
that their beatty cooperation. be secured
10 this highly important enterprise,
Rtsofrcd, Therefore, That this Presby,
terry most respectfully suggest to the Board
OF Trustees, tho pTopricIy of engaging an
agent. thy, and with the consent OF Texas
Synod,l to travel throughout her bounds,
for the parpose OF raising an endowment
fund FOR Chapel Hill College. situated at
Texas.
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rmm the Lancaster Iaielligeneer
The s.cticr At Last.

Ve hav. heard great deal said IN the
Black Republican press, for the last so OF
three weeks. about "dicta,oHai Is'ie'
sent by Nr. Buchanan to Col hoi'' o" Tue
.uhlce, OF the late Senatorial election.
There has been a vast amount OF unneces'
sary abuse hespcd upon the head OF the
President elect. aud many honest people
were led to suppose that there WAS some
ding absolutely horrible ~ his attempt
TO influence the election Of United states
senator
We supposed all along that the Negro
worshirinc friend. Of Camerou>were barking
~, the wrong tree, aud that when the letter
once saw daylight it would be found to be
a totally different affair from what the
pubic wero led to suppose. 1t length II
has msds its appearance IA the poplc
prints. thank. to the traitor Nasnnselle''
Who. In hls feeble attempt, the other ia,
ia the House. to justify his base lre"chefy'
i.omebod, wrote speech for him which
he read in hs plaee,l broagh' The les'er to
light
We have read hi. letter over and over
again. and Tor the lie of Us, we can see
nothing wrong in u, It is Just such letter
as Mr. buchanan might have w,itten to a
political friend q, IIsrtisbnrgh or elsewhere
even 10 Gen. Foster himself without
giving jl. cause of offence to ANY man
whether y CANDIDATE inr senatorial hnnofs
or NOT. And ths better. 50 cautious and
mid ~ lis tome, or tom, Is made the shabby
pfstext by apou.eller and Ieh', 'ut sup>
pofune Ctmeton's .ecliou' Hear what
tho traitor 20 closing bis speech, says'
document so palpahly hostile 10 The
sp.tt nudpolicy of Republican government
so snbyetstyc OF ever, thing Ike tree nc
,iou AID Tree thought so insulting to Sen
ui1r Bieler and iifodhend and other emi
neat Democrats, md SO contrary 10 the *
pf,s.ed sentiments OF VIZ Bnchansn him
SILL when called upon 10 give his opinion
of Gen tamerous previous election to The
riisd States Senate, at once brought my
m,Hd and that Of my colleague to the de
termination to rcsis, It's instructions TO ths
lauhss, eud.
10 show the nfsmv Of Nagonse'ler
and the utter eroundlessness OF his excuse
+ tor bettaylng hts party aud his constituents
we 'uhl"ln tue lt''ff OF VII hue"'"'n, wv
ask all onf readers 10 give II ca''iu' PEI
rpsal:
WurNrLtNp. Januarv :, 1857.
Mr Dr,u SIN Although have slwayi
retained from interfering N the choice o
Senators he the Legislature, vet the hlehl,
confidential relations when fehnsy lVah''
President ought to sustain toward fenn'
sylnnia Senator, at the present moment
induces me 10 say TOW words TO yo", as
valued iIiend, on The pending Senatora
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RE Nd THIS COLUMN,

Merchants of Marshall g & Grcrg L Co, m the
larrr hrick su,l,hng West snir public s,,as,v
- ilydr. mrst.d. public sgu,fc
Dr. REM t Noni Z, bah hui'nf, south side public
-in,re
Haynes md Iiaui. n, k,ys old stand south I'D
Greer,g Wetaa,s : Hyn.on 4 10 north
sd. puhlir square liaNr hats. hos,ls shu-, na- etc
huplelmaletd Bro. north sid, of publ, .gHar-
Have rrurrrics aud prov isr,ns
ioisi. -Ma,si~ll Hotel sonlh side OF public square
W gll,am Russell, pfupuctos.
Nrs nasis at,rf Blarling
STRAIN Nar md Grta MIR --kwsli's Mills. thr-e
mites south Of Nan,ln,ll
Burnss's midi. mile and half north Of Mar.
slail
TIA and >htu he. Wassiaefory.--J II Van Hook
south side t.bllc .sinarr.
Boot md Mo- Shop cha,.. prekrr .out, Vet
Comet pul'l'c -qunfr Docs .ueirn, aork
Iopn Mad. farufar, --Ffancs Luduiph, ess. Of
p-ck-n'.. -,lendni workman.
Rains 4 Natan Keep "n hand . .ni~'h lot OF fur
n',Rrc. They ARE alsp prepared to Ito everything IN
the csfl~hirtinr line. r., NJ swinprs .ai- to build
Naf,tmai,ss asd J.m.ller, David NJ rL.il. north
side public sa"s'~ johnson, ihs ,smc SIDE at
he ,,,uar. These rs,ab nhm.n', dc-ens ,is support
of our country. Why 60 abroad. whrn you can get
work well don. sl'h,a-
Rusg,r, William " Johnson. east Of the public
'quare lie do-. good work li,s hugg'-s viii bear
s,st-rtiun
iapyeo--J " Clourh. 1heoph,h. Ferry r
r,lo, Geo Lane. " II Kelsey. u : Jenslngs.
" ,dam- Morr~ Hyde, Cd Mckay. VI Hall,
pI,,,..a', sIrp n I,,,.,ns r.,lo,.
I n II, n \ x,,..
SeAQ.l. = MARSHALL Masonic Femal- ln.,.,n,. .
NAL. NJ ,ul,,.,,,,L,,, d, L., = / p,,,o
mk>,oN. r.xAs
Mannn ''t"ns. "w"f'iha ana e"'"@"'
sion merchant HAS ." 'a"J' d"
ronr ,Appo. INxN
" II Farley A Co rrc,,ns lor~ar,ins, and com.
m,.,,,n m,,c1an,, lr,nuu hand etc
JEFFERSON
Stanley MINNIE advertise a large supply cf spirn
did inrnntr.
Fntnt a TO advertise large sopply Of dry goods,
s', we ,.-..4.- an, s.,,o,..
.,on met, haul.
Bnsr keeps 6ne livery stable.
William Il Dollar mifiwrght and 'nAchioeS
~ Clayton, Collecting Axcn,
.lLuEu.
i.,,vr, Gamma "A ,lI,,n. n, ,,d s,,n,oo.
Iini ~ C,,'mrr ll.,,l Ilm @ Covmrr
NJ VII, s,.'h ~, I,,.. ,oekm
d., r~". am, rr',"fr. LIBERAL ea., al, ansv. on
wy a',,' s'"' "''' s''''''e' '''*'"' '"'"
.
"'N"'">oN'
s'n' Hotel one Of the bc. i" Tho State
rRoMtscuouu
pW IL,hhs .Jx.,,,.. nsl. IN, .,,s
- .,,I a. \,,,,a Ws,I..u I "a New York
EJ,,,J 'i,t law, lw.,,n
"a r.d,oo =
nsw s, "n'i i.~,., ny cnr ,"A,. county.
rr.,,.e,,. MeKrnr,, in,,,,u,r Ct.rk,yilIe, Tess
>,,o.l.,,,. " u,,..r., md Duk,
~, -. r,,,l., .J,,,,,.e, . ei,.k f,urd
i..nr.a.. ,.,.,.nx
:. W,n ..i,',, u,.,...,,, r,.h;,hmra,
<. ,,Iys,,,.,,,.n,. ~ r.vl., a Wii.,o and Of y.
Ieyy Th.y nv he, van, money.
Legal notices
neprety f,"y doi'"f' frwnm. py w ,is"y
""''e' a"Ne"s'~ >A"~"'" '"~" P'F'
fos sale
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

or The Democracy of HAYS county,
hold p public meeting on the 2ist ul,. aud
passed resolutions in favor Of II 4. Ram.
ne!s for Govcrnor ADD fraok White for It.
Governor. They endorse Mr.. Runnels as
consistent internal improvement man, but
AZ opposed to that " vast horde OF poli,i.
cal plnndeters thnt have gathered around
the Capitol to gain access to the Treasury.
through the cas, '',uo Of an accommoda,
ting Legislature"
The State Gazette, speaking Of tho se,
lion q HAYS county says;
" The Democrats Of HAYS, Hike the MIRO
aif Of their mountains. send forth the vigi,
lyng spirits II feile sh aud nvirnraie the
party We hsve read the proceedings of
their meeting published in sn other column.
to admire the bold and mani, steps which
hey have taken, in FIRST defining their
platform
Z" Nr. Runnels has many and ardent
friends 10 the West"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

KILLED MS MAN La Crane. ~
January ~. ls57.-iou hsv. do,l,
heard Of DR.. Thompson, the wsrpi,h
prie,or of the Atlanta Hotel, in Au.o,s y
this State. We'll, once upon a time. ~.
gentlemen (hs one decidedly und,, ~
Influence Of y spiritual presence. and ~
other npesosims'ing the same condu;..'
stopped a. the Doctors Hotel. In ,n..'
quenen of some extraordinary mssl..,.
tons on the par, Of the ,ighte.," Con, ~
soon found himself nigh unto m....
with the Doctor. Ills I,isnd, hov..".
carried him off before matters reached .
crisis. After slowing him away, III. k,...
returned and aceosl'ny tho proprietor. ,.;s
very emphstcnlly
Sir. you have been .'e.jing upon d..,
gerous ground. cir; that IN. u 10 no, 4.
lampered with. sir do you know, si,. H..
he has killed his mas. sir
"kllicd his mnn says rhounp.on Vii,
voice Ike thunder clap, and a mou l.,
tsnse esp'.s'on OF contempt upon HI. uh,,.
by love, sir, let me .h,lo,n Yea ,h,, ,
/ have ptactced medic,as 70, twv,,v ,....
aud YOU musn, attempt to high,en -.
with chap that has only killed hi. ma.
Bah sir, It wont begin 10 do"
The f,llow collapsed" and fo,thxsl
settled his lill.-Po,ter's Spnii If IN
| Times.
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Fanny jones says lhat when she was IN
love, she felt as if she was in tunnel, with
train Of cars coming both ways. Jim.
icks saws lha, when he was in love, he felt
as il he were being hung and had cat In
his bat aud peck Of humble bees under
bis waistcoat Jimicks knows the s,mp.
toms jnliena says she fsll--oh. my--as
II shc were in bower of moonbeaus
sinking iuto a bath Of eifalgent honey
beneath blaze OF halmy stars to the tones
Of slow music.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

NEW NogK RRouGnr oS ~ SMALL PAN
GELS Msssfs G.. G. Gregg Il Co, have
jus. received the largc., stock Of goods
they have ever brought to ,tis market
Just call sal see for Yourselves AAyer
tisement nsst week
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An ABOLITION PAPER IN TEXAS

himsel 10 favor OF fe,opening The hifiean
slave trad, was no longer entitled to the
sympa.Liss ol the Christian and enlightened
portion OF mauknd; ,hat be bad by This
net aroused against himself a moral aeuti
men, which would crush him. aud that he
che editoD would, from that moment
rrjo.es a, BIS downfall Such was the
sentiment, Il not Toe language Of 'he af,'cle
ia question. aud whilst It d.d not come oa'
openly aad dvnouuee the InsIiution Of
slavery as 4 exists, ITS tone was sufficiently
powerful to awaken an aboli.ionisl 10
" ood eoun,y, Who addressed the editor The
i9iiawug communication, nhieh appeared
"a the columns Of the Free Press
-" have seen nothing in printof recent
date thst ha- pleased me as wei rs tho cai'
total iu YOUR paper Of the rreseu; date, n
reeata % Capt. Walker of Nicaragn1 no,
louety. always sincerely wished hlm
success nHid learned that hr WAS iu invar
at the renewal of the ibicIH Niaef
Isuie since NhIca i5oa upon htu 10 "a
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WY "'''' "s -. a..
may '," -
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time paving Che Was Cos sftre. ID asf'i,
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W.allo. bas 6r mspv yeais been sleeping.
ada5 ta,arr gnau aa.loas hay advanced
n egtlNiioA
~ 20 'i's,,' o' ',. So. %. 'ue g..
.d.@. A., t.o,.5 son,be,n fyr,,rage.I
statement nre now advocating the re-.
opening Of the African Slse Trade. h
n'' l'as "''se 'a'n '''p'',''.' mr. -
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tb.t' H.is g,e4ish tfaae 10 Auman beings
could Boo tucces.aliy carried on, when
'oa. uiAs l'f "9ir) . oN' own h'",,'
".' '.''' '.'.' W va W.
,ni. orno.sd 70 a bot G,se,ir lhs would
.hed their hoafts, blood 10 suppress q, st Is
90 reappe ma'ee.
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sifFrg.ita rraag. and oppose On pta,
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'Ha.i' toward att lhe W"''' Asi !'"
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

Or We have received lrom Mes,rs.
Leonard Scott Il Co " Rlackwood's Edn
burg Narszoe, and " The Westminster
Review far January The articles 10 thesa
Reviews ara exceedingly Interesting
Bhckwoad contains an sblt review Of
European Politics, and -" iho Westminster
Reyiov" an article an the Revision OF the
English Bible, besides variety Of other
mniier equally entertaining
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

The iron on the first twenty five miles
Of the Galveston and Henderson road 10
now being laid.
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lion. ". r. Scott.

ain 10 uoMIHallag before tho " SEQ Nnh-
ssntion. fer Governor His fitness aed
views are set forth. which 81 lhis time, they
say. would qssHiy him admirably for toe
posiiian of Governor. W. are well ac'
qaaialed with Col Scott and endorst
ever, thing that j. said OF htm 10 ihe article
should be- h. the nominee Ut The t0nyen
don. ha viii recelys Gus cofa,a, support
Hesdcaoa OcmecrH.
\ large number Of lh.,o sigaefs, reun'
lr.iani. Nccs Know NotAiogs, aad e@'
brace the leading members Of 'aAi patty
in .b. eouuty What eli Ct sheir endofss'
meut Of Mr. scott, and ia publication IN
hoow Nothing paper is Iiaely % base with
A n.mocfauc Convention q does not TO-
main fof as say. Two years ago. When
kooN <oibseism tstesieued to sweep tho
state. and WIS overwhelmingly triumphant
ia Ud. county, ir Scot, took M pst
aud apparently 10 a,ere., 10 Tao dscass'
ion. ,bl, Distracted toe coantry. Report
.sy, that be ha4 iuea toe Know Nuih'
Hgs ia New Oiyaas. AMI we leam from
what we deem rood buihoriy. last 'n The
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...,.t,,.1.," i.ssr,., .,,,o il IA. nam.
..r pi-...,.. 4 \ c,,8'l,,. f., e,ye.p.
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mte. AID although he may wait The issue
uf contest, 10 one has slt To soy 10
In. air, did You wsit 10 Gee watch wa}
lse d,oP would m.l}" B4t~hHn te con,
tart is over. aoi do gallant fi,.is oil aw
aHl u.3 .waYed. hld a. hst ta.Ir ssar,
f5us aaA lhoif 4eHa,es rewarded "''a
neceal. ard hat ualh bas lr.umpaed oTa5
enron, the question as 90 who should 81.
'he high pisces ia the synagogue 1" @ d'''
ean,.aasp IN our opiuiop. i. not l,ly to
,,nti..ats 4. man for t.oyefnor Or t.. Cos.
.,,,, ,,Losa er.,,i II. ,,,f. not siseu IT,
..,.,.,,. tae. marty in III. darkest h.ura
'''h'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

Three Of the five negroes who recently
murdered Mr.. Green. in Prince William
county, Va. were hung on the 18Th inst,
The three consisted OF tho mother, aged
G5, and son srd daughter. Two o,h~ss.
sons OF the Same woman. were respited.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

OF lac gentleman " Tho made TIE mo.
ion N tho late Democratic meeting a, Thu.
place. for Committee to sppoiot delegates
In the Waco Convention. inform. US thai
b. also included the Tyler Convention, 1t
was undsrstood IN the Committee room that
the d~lsgstes were appointed to attend
both Conventions. and zach WAS intended
10 b. conveyed in his verLsl repoF, to the
meeting. - chairman OF that Committee
We are much pleased with this explana-
ton, for va regarded I, ~ an omission.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

e. Wo.s,4',l. las, week, TIN, the Rev
D.. ttds,oph,r Columbus Jones was rep
resented to base rga away fom Paris, Ia,
mar county. inas, leaving behind him a
eifc Vjlh seysrpl children, ard humber Of
q De-, snJ that be- took wllh him 1noihar
a.l'4 V.lr, S. o aiso !el sesera, children
behlGd Three men wen. iu pgtsui. Of the
sfotesaIi Mr. jones', and overlook h,m 10
miles beyond Rocky Comfort, in Arkause.
They carried him back and hc sued out a
writ oil heabes. cotpu.. was tried At tlntss
baud Of b.. pstamour, After The ,ral wa.
oger, ui,d to get b.. wife 10 return home
witch She reused. w. then rpio home
aud reported the result. Nr Bei, a broth
or Of Me >herfel', then started Zoe Ilaks
willie. which 3. about 30 miles from Paris,
rode sll Night m order to get there before
he Rev W. jones and his sister should
leave. lie found them both at the same
hotel took stand At the door, and MS Mr.
JONES came ou', shot him dead. With piss
tol. the ball going through his heat Mf
Bed Immediately surrendered hims.li to
the >heriH Public feeling was enlisted in
his favor. Such Was the Ind gns,ion sgains,
I "A a a..
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Preamble and Resolution,

Passed al The meeting ~ The Marshall
Pr,s6y'ery Of he Cumberiond P,,sby
ierian thproh. htH n Damge,held, Ter
as, IA January, 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

or Hon. W. y. Topp has removed to
Jefferson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

Graham \ Fitch has been rl....
Senator from Indiana in place Of svo.,o,
Blight.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

" The time is approaching which will
test the maierial Of which the present Dem
ociaiic party is composed and prove whelh
or !, is to be party OF principle, or held
together alone by the cohesive power Of
public plumber '--Si0ie Gaseife.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

cr Eosina or, lbe Catd Of the r
o'.-. a story vli'ieo By highly aeeom.
pi,hsd lesss ladv, vii appear npNl we.t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

or Mr C. lbetford IL receiving aud
opening large stock OF dfy good, aud
'oeet,c..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

e. iaa souia Hss,e,n sa- tasi tat
amsisa ased feet With the cl.t DO
81 s,se,ePot; from vlieh wo mfcr lat
re lsai1ans Of tbal delisa.fal locality have
t9ns facts" ia, are no, "Gscl.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

o-.'.hv Dallas lleiAll hois5s ihe nems
Of ions II. hrAasN as ,lio candidate Of us
choice Tor Congress. from tbs DAtirt
Judge Reagan i, a sterling Democrat, aud
gtsleulsn OF talent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

ltV04A8ftSS39Sa VI tos hssrs-.F~D
a.vAssan. 0sosetA
pecsmber 18th. 1877. )
Nusin. 40 rawlings iitsls IN our CITY this week
In the last three days rome 1900 bales q ccssss
hsys bean seld At prices raegias from w 70 Ioa4.
Money SKATERS .t,li continue tight a,,,, ,r.,.,,.
~h;.h are ,ery scAxce. The steamers between this
nlsss and New York. tof which there are six) are
tskiug cotton asiev ss "
Inv.lids, from the North arc stu ccmias 70 en-
a., oar delicious climate, hoping to cheat consump.
s,.n 81 its prey. The weather far the last wetk
y ha.n delis htfui. regular summer weather, with
the thermometer at 50o.
Oar city 10 In furorc, created By the merry IT.
tie Ar,re~s Maggie MITCHELL. 10 10 her flrst appear.
ance believe, before Savannah audience aud she
has taken them by storm Crowded houses. tsone-
thing very uuusual this winter) have greeted her
aud every ons leaves charmed.
. Col. Heater 10 here NTH portion OF Virginia's
Stables, and will doubt make s0ms sport for our
horses. vIosKrTB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15
TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS

SaI AtALLo1o NM o4nEhS-h
II RARE 0PESISG.-An opportunity Is presented
for an advantageous investment Of q fstn thousand
dolcrs In safe snd lucrative business the products
Of which 1. 10 great demand the supply cbtainahis
being inadequate to the present. and annually In
ereasing wants Of the community.
A practical, energetic and experienced husiness
man. competent 10 conduct the proposed enterprise
successfully and who is possessed o? property upon
which 70 operate, admirably adapted TO the special
purpose 10 in WANT Of sufficient CAPITAL for the pro-
secution OF the business, ia sstch and
~ extensive scale aeraote. To accomplish this
enleol ana iaeltate srrsn seTasna IoS proper ana
January next. TRIMS Of liberal and advantageous
character wonld be entered int with responsible
party Tor partner furnishing sueh aid as may he
needed in cASs. or By cher saancidJ orfu9cemeats
which may be agreed upon and adopted. rs The
cured
~ satisfactory reference given sod required
sor definite information, address RSTERPRISE,"
r. O. Richmond Va M SS-dIuna'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

1890. = - Nts sst1.ek---4s.a. Edward Fsath.
s.sas, so'a =, andsr Jackson in the Orssk var.
sssfs q the outbreak Of The m..ir.. sns voinu.
'sssiy 70 csmsrxo slias. A'SAa war, died