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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02
PR Owls $40 MS,
Cheap for CASH, or Ready Pay.

We viii not give you long gassy advertise
ment, that we will sell 20 or 80 per cent. cheap
er than any other store in the country; we shall
do no such thing. We expect reasonable
profit for our Goods. Our motto is, live and
let ive." All we ask is for the people to give
US call, and ascertain for themselves. We
shall endeavor to keep assortment of the
above goods at all times, when they can be pro-
cured in the market. We also have small
stock of
Dry Goods, Yankee Notions, &C.,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

Ar . recent spiritual circle No was
signifed by strong puff of wind in the
faces of every one present" This IS the
first time we ever heard of a spirits
blowing Its nose.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

SmoorlNe. "A general nare.np and
shooting bout took plscs on .dnesdsy
night. a, the same hswdy .houss At which
Cashon was late killed. between = party
of bosimsn and party Of Texas wsson>
srs. 4 bostmsn named Phelps WAS shot
in or near the eve, which was nj fivs, supposed
to he a mortal wound. but there il now
prospect OF HE recovery. Others received
slight wounds from pis'ol shots.
We advise persons who desire TO he shot
to 90 TO thst ssn,e house il surely 10 the
beat place in town for such scsommods'
tons. - Caddo Gazette.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

A NosLE SENrixENr.-,-Ihs following
toast WAS rent by Gen. Cas- TO the Demo
cratic celebration held lately At Fansuil
Hall. Boston:
The elec''o" Of buchanan and Breckin
ridge The victory Of patriotism over
moral tresson--of enlightened sslf gov
erno'sn. over violence and disordsr--oi
the Union and the Constitution over the
extremes OF sec'ionslism aud disunicn
North aud So, tn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
Frsr III. Ass,.n STATS CAsssse.
n Dspeeraiie Ksnlaee fsr Cev.
e40o1s


O' former occasions W. "S'c e". Wv
the Democratic f'sss' AN" ." -
generally Tor y 'fse e.v '"'""
ehoses 'o' 1ovs'no'. PRIOR =" W" '
Of the S'A'' N""'e"""" 49,
weea se'e's' c"'s"'P',
the names OF the" '"'"'.e''
quite e.''y !" "e CANVAS W, 20.
the s"eJ-c' our "s's'' "3"""'"'v'' ~" y,
THIS week We "o'se's, ""'"s' :" "V '"
ne "Se'""e'"''"S "'""e'".'N
IN Texas f-""e's =" o's"".." 'PPo.
'o'a''y ou' OF INC q"e'""n.
Jec'. and '"s' o. '"' o"','""~ PN
should Dc, no. o"'y 70 80" ~"
me"s OF the S'"'e W '"e """". " W. P"
W ""t !" secure w a''' ''','' ~. .
surety De""''""o w." -, ~.
csfr'n''' g"ao our P'"Pe "'"' '"' '"
P'c'o"' mat '~a's "'"Y W. '''"." III g.,
y" appropriate An" ""4'',"'""' a.
scenes OF 'p"e"'si''" M" '""'s''
want mHns'n 'hs rAr'oo'e "s"'o"
"s"' ne" " '"s ""''" " "' "'s' a..
""" nave ~" cSl"e'S :" "s''''' ~" ~
mof"' honesty M" "'''"''' W 'pto''
expose All w" Ac"e"'s " Wv '"''p" Wv"
"e'"e '" '"e~ we VIC - W wv :,
"""' ~ :" J..,s,t.J n, ~.
"rP,"P''"'' UP 'Ia,,I.,.d -, ,,n,,n,.
ps"'s go ~ 49,, ,n,.,..,. Of N.
~" ""''"'' WV
.sL.... If ,n.cs,
l.,,o, i, y,.w 10 bs d-,iy.d from the .ri.
l.,ion NJ IN. Stat. ar. no, the men TO be
I, ia. I.,;.l.,,,s n, IN All the office OF
Covs,,o,
IN. ;,,.,..,. of In. S,,,e REQUIRE 4 Gov
.,,,, disconnected ,,,u .ll .p.culxtinp
..h... .h.. n.., noiit,, al history Will
,,,vs h,n, ia u. . v,,ilsnt and safe guardian
~ ,hs ,,hlic veal and who IN ali thing.
look. Ia TIA. u.bl,c yood and the public
.o.J -io.c
L., al ,h... ,.a,;,s,,.,,. Col n
-, W..L;.,o,o, ,,,,tv sauna. fullx
un J., ,,., x,L ioe.h,, alan. il, .,,,n.,
AIN, ia ,h,, .ucca..iva al.ctiups of Gov,
eruor. He'll and P.xse the West has held
the office Of Governor Tor eight years The
E.s.e,n democracy demand and good i-l>
l,u,h,p f.ouit.s. that there should be An
Attenuation between tn. two sections IN
u,es.n,inv n candidate
.r, af .oh , .,.o hoo,
"a n =, A.. S.,
r. '..,..,,l ...,;..,io,, l., H..
IL 1, =, nj.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
sale sf Prep.sty.

On ToesdAy last. . large amount Of
property was cold. sad . ssmsss Of ne
ssoe. hired al auetion. At III. Courthouse
ia Marshall. The p'iess paid appear al
moo, jabuloss. They carry Us back to the
days Of 1895. The sshjoiosd 10 IN ae>
rean, Of the sale Of . nambsr OF negro~s
belonging to the estate Of janice 4. Prev.
1T. deceased. They were sold on cue and
two years credit, the notes bearing ten per
cen, interest from maturity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

A \ew Book Mes,rs I. y. PETER,
son 4 Co.. No i02 Chestnut stree, Phils
delphia. issued on the 3lst Of January a
new book entitled Love after MartiaQe
and ,hI,seen other choice Nouvellettes OF
the heart, by Mrs Caroline Lee Hents; "
complete in one large duodecsmo volume,
neatly bound in cloth, for 81 % or in two
volumes. paper cover for ono dollar Either
edition Of the work will he sent TO any
part Of the United States. free Of postage,
on RENTING the price OF the edition they
msy wish, to the publisher. in letter Mrs.
llENrz is one OF our most popular writer's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
HAvAyAu LOTTERY - Sales and Prof.

HAvASAn LOTTERY Sales and Profits
An article in tbs Chsreston Mercury.
based on information received by n late ar.
rival. discloses these facts IL 1898, the
profit o. the Government. from the ROYAL
Lottery. reached only $3.50. 600. The last
year il exceeded = 300. 600. in the last
scheme, all the tickets were sold Tor the
first time. About 1000 tickets Of this lot
terry are moashly told III this county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

CHANGING rue Colon OF TmH Cos
srlrurIoN.--A Mr., Monroe has given no :
tice in the Ohio House Of Representatives.
that he will soon introduce n bill to amend
tho Constitution Of that State, by striking
out the word white" iherefrom. A bet,
ton was also presented. praying Tor the
passage Of such bill. and :" the repeal OF
all laws making distinction on acc gu u /
OF color"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

HUNTINGTON rmE rowcem-This no.
to'Ions individual since his confinement, in
The States Prison ia said to have behaved
himself N most sans ard wo,kmxnl,ke
manner. Having once been Ia the furnl.
iars business he il a, work in the cabine,
department Those who have been swim
died ny Huntington are Of opinion that tho
forger has in some manusr secured upwards
OF $500 900. and IL he fails to give them
pecunlAry satisfaction by spring. the idea
is to bring him down for trial on the other
indictments.--Ne1 York Courier and En-.
quirer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

THE NAruRALizArIoS LAws.-ln tho
u"i'.d States House Of Representatives
the Committee Of the Whole has before
/; n bill Tor the modification Of the laws Of
naturalization. The hill requires = resi-
dsncs Of twenty one years Not long ago.
Humphrey Marshall. Of Kentucky. moved
a suspension Of the tul-s. that Il nigh. n
brought up for consideration. The vote
being taken on the motion TO suspend, re-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
WHAT Oun NEIGWuOHs sAv OF
Or M'LANE's CELEBRATED LIVER Pills.

Nav Yoax. Aaeust ~. 1881.
NJ We. tho uod-r~sned having made ,rsi N W.
Acian-. celebrated Liver Piila. pssparsd nv Fleming
B'os., Psbavuh. masI a~knowlsh thu, they arr w
b-s mslico- IN sick headache, Dyspepsia. and 'se'
cosapla,n,. that We have used. W. take p'ss'S~
in recommending 'hsm to ,hs psb'x; and an c'a"
dent tbs, IL thoss VIM ,rsahlsd with any Of ~
sbovs complaint" will give 'hsm "a. s,al. 'hsy ="
no, hesitate to seAno~I ess ,l'sr beneficial ssse"
MRS. HlLL. Fact Troy.
MRS. STEVENS, West Troy
ry- Purchases will bs careful n ~ fos ~.
n LANES CELEBRA TED LIVER PILLS, ssn ~
Mctur~d by FLEMING BROS. II PashaYh' ~. ~.
There mr. other r., purpwtins 10 n live. p''n w
hefOsr ,he rahiic. Dr. n iAneS esnseWe t!vss III
alec hn csiehsssrd vesnisas, can ne~ - ~ - ~
respectable drug stores. None seaa'"e ~""'"
.'snatrr at $3.50, .>... amos
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

~ Forty soldiers belonging 10 "slk.
ss's army recently arrived in New Orleans
in 4 mosf destitute condition. many cf
thss being sick. and quite unable 10 work.
A~itst al the noise about Nicaragua. they
~ cold reception. and were forced at
lssl 70 psLlish card ia The True Delta
ssskins known their condition. So much
y. sl"sy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

OncAN ~ WAsAtNcroN.--A cores
pendent Of the New Orleans Delta saws
there 10 smart contest between Roger A.
Pryor. Of the Richmond Enquirer, \. ID.
Bsnks OF the South Side Democrat. and
Beverly fucker. late Of the Warrington
Sentinel, as TO which Of them shall have
charge OF Mr.. Buchanan's organ in "~sh>
ington, during his adminisi,-
Considering the ,cr hi,
comes, ws should say 81, Il sssa
fabrication.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

" On Monday last. the pe'.ons Prop'
city belonging 10 the estate Of James 4.
P,.~i,s. ~As sold Al the plantation Of de-
c.ien'. seven or eight miles from town.
This drew or large number Of persons
md sccounts for the small vote given. par
siculsrly al this p'see.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

DrAriI--Mr.G. u. RAGspALg. for many
years citizen OF Henderson, Rask county,
died IN this place, on Sunday morning last,
at the residence OF Judge G. 4. Frazer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
v,emocr.,Ic Meeting.

Pursuant 10 p'evions notice. meei'ng
n the Democracy Of Harrison county wa
held At The Courthouse. in Marshall, on
Saturday the 3lst nit for the pu,pose Of
nominating delegates TO The Waco Con.
sen,ion.
Col. ". X. y. W.np, as Prssiden, Of
tho Democratic tlub, pfcsided. aud x. W.
LorsnrMy acted ~ Secretary.
The meeting was very srarsely attended,
in consequence OF which. m motion, !, wa.
resolved, tia, further action be DELAYED un
ii subsequent meeting, 10 be held in
Marshall, on tie L., Mondsy in March
next. at which time. il was hoped that
more intercs. would be taken.
Tn motion. the meeting recommended that
the Congressional Convention be held at
Tyler, Oh tho 9Th Of Apfll, iiusicad Of
Waco) This Is Just ons week before tn"
Waco Convention. which assemblies on the
4th II May. Delegates vii be shus ena>
hled to attend boil, Conventions, which ia
many Instances sill be desirable il MT in
dlspeusahle.
The meeting having 40 further business
before il adjourned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
\ ~ y.

Al persons indebted TO tho Republican
af'ice. for subscriptions. advertising. or Job
work. will please walk up TO the Office and
sst,lr. or ssnd /, nlo"g. II il needless to
cav, ws mnst have money.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Boar sunk. - On the 29ih ut. the
s'eamer DeDe struck a log or stump n, Pc
can Point. aud sunk. She was bound for
Shreveport and had on board 100 bnles OF
cotton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

NJ aeVAee AeD eeeAarenas.

eSssoas : ~ aApwpsn 1sa'vss Ts-is,.
TS17uasy, ~ Mhsssdsy u ' =; OxsAsrs
wea.sas. gs.i:g. e ss-'sl, :, :. rx
SS@w. - oANa1sv = ;. D; DtSAaTv
Vs3ay, t,iAss. ~ tssjsy. st7An
Sse11oae - sis kl~ssa - Aaasvss Ts-ssaay
Ws1a11ag. rstiay. - ss.iay. ss7s =
keevn-o0S- 80 Dks = Aaaivss Inr~Ay
Thun1ny, ~ esss~iay. q ls.; Orsssn
Ns.hy. WEDNESDAY,. eel tdlay. az ~
aeTeeas-sse usnsArla- Aassss ".b"'~,sv
~ Soaxelsy. o. 49,. DsvAsrs Thursday,
~ Usnhy, els =.
pss@ cseeo = lass ~ sr~iv. the ss'se days.
Tusshy, rAss~say, AMI ssi.ss's,..
os,.nzs = Avisss o. THURSDAY. ~ > =. ~ and IN
eesusAsS, = ~ r. departs on f"v-'isy. ats N
I'D ~ 1A9e~s~y sftp N
nsv,re 0eruS --Frm A w. to Y? - AID from :
~tan
Os5s~s ctpn ~ l-lssefy ~ ~
Mai closes f,- the tsst Al lnrs
Ire otlsv ~ n ol-s"' SUNDAYS irr, y ~ w :. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

or We have received ~. third number
Of the Warrington (rex..) Democrat. 10
ltrrLEriELy Eiit,r and Proprietor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07
The Next Governor.

Tho following card. from citizens OF
reputation. who i-rl IN in,eres, in the So.
lection of Mr. Ruuucs Tor Governor. we
insert as marx ot fe-pec, Ia their wishc.
aud To give the weight vi their unmr. 10
hi. service. VI course, We presume they
would scarcely esp.c, thu, the suggesri"n
of thirty or forty out OF several hundred
subscribers would control the course Of the
paper. That we presume they did not es'
pect The paper Will support the nominee
of the Waco Convention. II lsrly nomlna
ted, with anything like 'usl attendance"
.;om the several sections OF the State. -
Northern standard.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

or Va mrs pleased to stat. that the
Masonic Fsmsle Institute. under the charge
Of Mr.. =. J. CsnoL,v. i. getting along
successfuliy The advertisement will be
found on our ioa'ih page. BY reference
Kelsey has taken charge OF the Nu.ical
department. We have had occasion here.
,ofoss to spcak OF ,hia lads's accomplish.
,ncnis ~ a teacher, and her facility nj ia,s
parting instruction Her success as n
private teacher hs. been pleasing 10 her
friends. We are g'aihed al, n change which
promises to enlarge the sphere of her use.
iulness. and 10 prodnce more extended
sppvsc iat;on NJ her talents
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

OF The weather for the past week has
been delightful A few more such day.
would carry Us to the season OF buds aud
flowers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

BANk Ronsray he Bank OF New
Orean. ~as robbed on the morning of the
9Th ult. of over $50. 900, by young
man shout seventeen years Of age. named
f. s,rioger. who WAS employed a. runner
in that institution. The theft was accom>
plished BY getting the key of tho vault from
his father, who is bookkeeper in the bank
under the pre,ence Of getting to work early
Having stolen the money, he embarked for
Cuba. A tow. boat. however. was dis
patched in pursuit OF him. and he was cap
lured n, the South Yves, Pass. Ills travel
ing bag was searched, bu, only $4,000 was
found in 1t. lie alleged tina, the balance
WIS concealed on the vessel and being over.
looked by the officers. was carried of to
Cuba.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

~ On the 23rd nit. the Mississippi
river wss frozen ever NJ 1t. Louis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

W At Pittsburgh. on the 26,h ult., the
Thermometer indicated ten degrees below
zero.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

by An ordinance published in the last
Louisiana Democrat, It spp.as that the
game Of "Kondo" Is not licensed bv the
corporate authorities OF Alexandria, as
heretofore stated. On the contrary, Tor
every day or night the game j. played within
the limits Of the corporation, tps of $40
is Imposed upon ths owner, proprietor, or
occupants of the hopse in which such game
may be played. -Iaddo Ncrs
This is strange. When we passed Al
exandrIa, a few weeks ago. We were in>
formed ,hs, the people had decided by vote
in favor OF licensing the game. And. GERS
tain il is, "Kondo" was in full blast. In
such place a fine Of $50 acts simply A.
high tax, which secures the profits Of tho
game as \ monopoly. to a few individuals
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

on Monday las, for Floating Alderman. to
all tho vacancy oces.ioned by the election
Of Wm. ". Taylor Mayor The result
was ~ folIows:
Ily"son 10
Mundsn -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

OF Senator Kusk will accept our thanks
Tot Public Documents and Congressional
speeches.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

OF The Northern Standard, (ClxIks-
vile, Texas.) pays the following compli.
men' to tho principal Of tho GiImer Fe
male College.
I" Mrs. Nea,berred formerly taught for
several years, in this county aud town, snd
with almost universal aecep,ableness. Her
school was always full. aud her patrons
always satisfied. A. lar as she processes
10 teach. she teaches thoroughly. Her
without spot or reproach, Is also An add
iional inducement to parents who have to
send their children away from home to ems
trust them to her charge"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Information had been received at Pana,
ms ,ast the revolution in Peru was spread.
ing rapidly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

Fwon rmx AsIaoxtA CoAPASy.--Th"ss.
day nights nail bssssht nsssbsr Of let,
.e's from he yosss mon belonging 70 Ne
A,isonisn Company. One Of them. that Of
M. Y. Ward, addressed to Col. ". X.
d. Ward. Of this city, ". had the pleasure
Of psrnsing. Il 10 exceedingly interesting,
aud well worthy Of publication. Il Ne had
room for IL. The sumor Of a portion OF
the company being murdered by the In
diane WAS uetsus. NJ. Ward staten shst
he and bis companions had travelled 300
miles, ok hun d,~d Of the journey being
through the Comsnehs country, and not
the first ladisn had been seer. Mr.. VS.
letter 10 po,,.nsrk~d at Fl. Fillmore. New
Mexico, January 8. 1857. This For, lies
immediately Ess, OF the Mess'lls valley.
Owing to the unsatisfactory reports in
relation to tho mines III Asi1onia and the
bs'dsbips OF the journey in prospect, the
company had di.banded. But five out Of
twenty>seven had determined to proceed.
The bslsnce will doub,ie. return. MAJOR
Lane, l. Il Ford. '. v Ward. l., Craig,
and Wm u. Gravet,, compose the remains
of the expedition. whose motto seems to be
never turn back"
CoNeRn,sloNAL CoRRrgrioN.--A good
des. Of excitement WAS manifested In the
L. :. Hose Of Representatives, on the 9th
ult, caused by an editorial from the New
York lime. OF the 6ih inst, which charged
members Of Congress and lobby Secnls
with gfo" cofrupiions. mentioning the
Nnnesots land bill in the connection, and
saying that evidence osn bs produced TO
carry conviction to every honest heart, tina,
the criminal. should be driven from the
high places which they h-ve dishonorsd
The charges contained in that article sp,
peared to have been based on letter from
Washington to the Times.
A committee WAS appointed to invest
gate the matter, with authority to send Tor
persons aud papers On the 23rd the com
mi,,ee had the Washington corespondcn,
Of the Times in close custody. lie had
refused to give testimony. and had enapyed
the Hon. Reverjy johnson to ties, the action
Of the House.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

y FRoM N,cAnAeuA--Ih he news from
\iearagos. received a week ago, represent.
ed Walker in n desperate condition. ard
still later intelligence hroseh. by the Brit
ish steamer Thames, which arrived at As
pnwsll from Ireytown, reports tina, Walk,
er IVES st i.lvas with only 800 men, sur.
rounded by the enemy. who had offered
him terms Of cspi,ulaiion, which he would
probably accept.
This news, however, considering the
source FROM which It comes. must loo res
ceived with many grains OF allowance We
have great faith in the genius, vslor, aud
intiepidiiy Of Walker
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

RED kvGa. Boats find it difficult TO
get ove' the bars in the vicinity OF Camp,e
A rise is reported in upper Red River.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

PENNsyLyANtA SENATOR. Simon Came,
ron. Black Republican. WAS elected by the
Legislature OF Pennsylvania L. s. Senator
from that State. to hold the Office for six
years, from the lih Of March 1857, over
JouN FoRNEy. democrat, The Democrats
had but 8 majority on join. ballot, and 3 Of
their number voting for Cameron viz; l.e-
DO. Msncar, and Wagenseller, turned the
scale, giving the Black Republicans mas
jori,y of one. The result is certainly to be
deplorcd, hu, II the statements given in re.
aiion to the matter be true. we canno, per
criyo that it ought to excite surprise. 1t is
asserted that, OF the seventy three demos
Gratis in the Legislature nine positively re
fused to go into the caucus, while OF the
remaining sixty four. Fofney only obtained
the votes Of thiry.iise, twenty ,lour being
cas-, for another candidate and five sca,-
,ering He Was therefore not the candi-
date of a majority OF his political friends
IN the Legislature. 1t j. strange that un-
der these circumstances, he should have per.
sisted IN running. ut the hazard OF his own
popularity and the success OF his party.
No doubt tho Know Nothing press will
have great deal to say over this triumph
Of Black Kepublcsnism in the Key Stone
State but We trust they will bear in mind
that the X. N's en- masse voted the Black
Republican trke..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

OF 4 collision recently occurred on the
Gtsa. Western Railroad, near Hamilton. {
". Several persons were killed, others
wounded, aud ore or two cars smashed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

lHH " RAGING lad. \ scuffllous vul>
gar newspaper bearing the above tile, the
names Of its editor and publisher snony
nous. made It's appearance during the dark
hours OF Saturday nigh, last and was dis
ttlbuted at the doors OF some OF our dwell
ings. where it was found On Sunday morn.
ing Many OF the articles in this iitlle pa
per were not desoid Of humor. but the Of,
Icnslve personal character aud vugariy Of
others, rendered i, exceedingly reprehen>
sble. Every good citizen ought to set his
face against such publication. The back
bitter. slanderer. ewes dropper, and assassin
are just objects Of abboruence in every
community. The man who will sneak be
hiod the columns Of press. where his
name canno, be demanded. and where he
tancies he has secured an immunity against
chasiisemsnt. deserves to DO associated
with this despicabe class. A vulgar, sour
rillous shee, is IL reproach to any communi
ty in which it is published lls anonymous
character, TO some extent. may relieve the
community Of the odium Of its publica-
ton ipasmuch NJ its authors by conceal
ing Themselves. acknowledge a sense oil
their meanness. and degradation. The
" Raging Tad was mystetiously printed;
but we are happy to say. that none Of the
Republicans type wore used in the dirty
work.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

SALE or LIS NEGRors Ia Horn $50
See Iaylor & Wilson's advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-07

0-'- There are over 600 hands a, work
on the RsiIfosd.