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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

A correspondent of the Boston:rranscrpt
mentious that upou entering certain book
store at the corner Of two streets in that city
last week he noticed five poets in conyersa-
tion together viz; Willis Longfcllow, Lunt,
Fields and Winter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11
Ladies' Dress Goods
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE.
PATEXT WHEEL GREASE.

yVIiIIS Grease is recommended to the notice Of
Wagoners, Livery Stable keepers, &c, as
being SuPERIoR to anything of the kind ever In
troduced. As it does not gum upon the axles
is much more durable, and is not affected by
the weather, remaining the same in summer as
in winter, and put up in tin canisters at 375 and
rs cents, for sale by A. w. FISHER.
March ID, 1857
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

A traveller in Africa declars that he met
one King who bad eleven portly wives, all Of
whom were weighed monthly, the one that
weighed the most being invaringly installed
mistress of the household until tue time ofthe
next weighing 49,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11
JOSEPH RUSSELL,

UMBRELLA AND P-RAsoL LMASUFAeTuRER,
No. 2 North Fourth Street, N. w. Corner of
Market, Philadelphia.
HAS now on hand an extensive assortment
III of the newest and NEST desirable kinds, in
cluding many NEW STYLES not heretofore
to be had in this marSet. An examination OF
our stock is solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
March 7, ls57.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

Sir Walter Scotts name and family are
continued in the person ofa little grandson,
recently born. He is the son OF Mr.. Hope
Scott, Of Abbottsford, who married Sir Wal
ter's only surviving grandchild.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

COUNTY ORDERS.-County orders taken
~ as cash for goods, and on note or book ac-
count by z. Y. BRIGHT q SON.
Nov. 20, 1885. . ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

tFrom the Philadelphia Evening Buletin.]
DER FREISCHUTZ.

"Freischuetze, fri".shut-zai, m In PIN
free archer one who uses charmed bullets"
Oelschlager's Pronouncing German Die
ti0nary, p. $50.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

LOCUST MOUNTAIN C0LLIERY
SUPERIOR w HlTE A 3 IL
GOAL,
from the Mammoth Vein, for Furn aces, Found
ries, Steamboats, and Family use,
BELL. LEWIS y co.,
Mr.. CARMEL, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa
SIZES OF COAL.
LUMP, for Blast Furnaces and Cupolas,
STEAMBOAT, for Steamboats,, Hot Air
Furnaces and Steam.
BKOhEN' For Crates, Stoves and stea.
STOVE, For Stoves, Steam and burning
NUT, Lime.
PEA for Limeburners and making Steam.
Orders received at Mt. Carmel or Northum-
,erland Wharf, will receive prompt attention.
M. B. BELL,
ID. J. LEWIS,
WILLIAM MUIR.
Nav 3, lS56.-f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

ArR.-"7he Pope he leads a jovy life"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-07-11

7yful-Tsuful-A evil spirit.
Thunder-weather, and
grand, smash, generally speaking.
Herzog-Duke.
Yagersmann or Jaeger-A Hunter.
3 Bir-Buechse-A rife.
Kohl-Coal, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH T. 1857.


schr Msrmors Bfiivgs Jacksonville, ID DAYS
eohr OrannA futile Fchmon6. On Sunday last of Chin
cetesSue eenced heavy from NHW, during which
sussiI cd much damage lest bost and dAvi sp oresA
scbr DaLvfe Chester Richmond. During NE storm of
Sunday last carried mAiumAs LOST forosar
ard davis stove Ar received other damage sprung
Q lesk.
schr Jota Walker. PArrih, Norfolk for Boston.
Echr Surprse Patton, City Point Va 10 days with hsur
Jas Hunter Co. lst inst lai 81 ~
heavy gaze from NNw TO wNw lost boat broke BOOM
lost bulwaks And damaged -four. and sustained other
damage 6h two vessels ashore miles South OF BArns
gat
sc6r Arabells Robinson Baltimors for PrsviAsn;e.
schr Globe seeiey, Saem, 4days.
schr Globe, FAM. eaem
schr Ellen, Nickerson, Soetoa.
Schr Susan, Lorpg Boston.
schr Monitor Roberts Wsretam.
Hctr Angler Bessey, Waredam
scbr " Gem, Eye. WArehsm
S0tr Lane, Lung Gloucester.
Echr Nesissa, Stoddard bingham
Schr Smith Tuttle, Rich Provncetewn.
ectr Tsyor. TaJo Provncetovu.
scbr J Porter Nictels Pr0vtncetosn.
s ssSr ts1s%so nss Bates r s.e Il
Bchr X praiperd, Clark Portlsnd, OK
Schr r aw Tutte, New Haven
eloop Il Borden Collins Fall River.
siocs JoSn heory. Phillips soSthport.
Steamer Piedmont Pest Baltimore. 3. iays. with miss 10
Is Cio~wel
Steamer wefichester. Clark Providence.
BELOW.
One stip and tyobarks, uni ncwn.
SAILED.
Ksn, Bs.limore barb sartsle. Havana Means Trim
dad linden Mobile, and others
Wind at suarise svi fuuset, NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
Purt Of Jew York. March o 1867.

CLEARED.
sean At Philadelphia Grsy Ha'rnA and New orisaas-
SLIP oe5tnsrM Wood, rsue-w whislnck. Jr.
tss frGs,tiassssm s,e..oP HirremBo!d Hnetea
Pk ss cs.is g., sfS1' ssSsn sSss
BArk Jane Gray tsr, Very wseriord, f-stanion Ru
Bark y.slBA F.,ell,Es Wilma PerpAnbuco-I Eager
BsrS ss rsn. nsiapo ken wsssroa,e pee.
Brrs Forrest, Stephenson BAAis and mii-sspisr.
ETir . c Fie,s Lancaster PcDce-R T Buct A Co.
Bog Preass Ilobb Carver. ssgus Grande -wssh. Car
Brf Jssss Rhymes, Psndie,on-sAgus la Granee-waix.
scar D Eizsey, Crawford cisnfutros-H srootmsn
sesr B;gss. poaslss: Gsozge,oyn-DOIlnsr Posi-.
ser Iga1 szih GrOw,il phGssslpss Jane. Hand
F In li FsTsrd e1is f Sy Ef ReSsy Crock
sShr tns = LoTiss. lscmPsOs, Nes hayen-Nssier
SEQ 1s s1Ss b fsSfs bri.i Vase
sSS SR F s a, Pd. Balm BsimoTe@n Cromwell
ARRIVED.
s.ssmship Persia usr( Jgskins Liverpool. FEB a. with
sieansAp Janssiovn Rsrrsh sOrOs, sc, with md.e
SHIP fsa perq gogs,ns nos9luu, g dsy. win OIL and
pes s sS s ana q % sd
days eui With lo.s Of oreDss and would make for
S.:,ss Inst during ss q. iss% 81. l.. ssTi
os.ss &: s1:s s9:~s IL g.. *. s A.s
v 10 a suocess1n o. Norbery gales: "a ms, Ia 81 20
e. IT, os de sas fpR rs.s
gs.es aosn 2, Empty mos.e: sosh.ss; Witch had
e.chspgsd iOrsades vim brig Forrest s's'e, Of Boston,
B:Tt Clara w6esor Button; Por, su Prince sl.A c2see,
&C to Becker erscyes Hss sneso,ed under jersey Giy
wsssTsn, Dmou Co On sunday lss, on South shosi,
sris ysysT,s Rogers. Pernanspco J.n 80 with sugar,
FEB M mes on y 20 .soae wSa hSs's shu Ess
r Jelnsg IRON ne rscihc Qcesa via ssndsch
BedId ~s Inst o. SO Jon ses spoke ge Srs San
usso of Py mouth hence Port Spain TRINIDAD with
AND sse otsS s e s-, 's:
70 right her had two disabled but not in want
s Lucy ssS 81 s.sa bs ssg bo
IA days With susn and nolasee, 70 master. Experienced
asss sssa as s. s', sts 10 ss.
msirssl, stove main rail, and s,srtei head rsia 10.
. s.s t ss,oS is ssl i g :p,sr ~ rs
'pese brig Emptre Of and rom b son for Porto Rico
S sIone schr Vail from II Marks f&New York, IL days
Nv and fspoed ssss bern Ss oS a. w 6. q
Brs Rsodsrcs blu cBr, Mcneil St JssO de Cub. Fes TO-
bLe bsnchsrd lo Boston Blanchard sagua IA 0rsnde
With bar. brunette. for boston and brig Po,nssu Sy Ts
"a lps LAT sa lon 70 In the lse NJ gala lost part Of
BIG susan small % Phn.deph jackson, au.u,sn.mo.
asmi bead and bowspr spR sails Damage, sss spsung
Brig Jsoi nin Lovoy, Fasport via New YORK via isbs
Rris tpsricio POro s,no. Boston days. in ballast 10
Cssse small sailed IN company vi ship Buriins,on and
BRIG Delta e'h ul Lad Is o., Ion go exchanged signals with
'c sebr fos ss@ oi fH.n,os,cu white Jacksonville sd. lat
Irs 's iot S. spoke brig Borreo. from Jacksnve for
sw Tax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
TOO LATE ron CLAssIFTcATTON.

NEW YORK, FEB. l6 1S57.-MR rAyERNrp uyp~
Believing thai practical exhibition Of he 20 Sas or
ms.neuo cnture ~ rssonE such a. you furnsh would
butte much 10 ers In NE esteem the Educated AMI rcsn
ne importance on studying the philosophy and ruvs,,r.
he Art q good reading The undersigned sespscty ,nsi,s
you TO give series Of public readings New yori a s,c,
y Tss'sr K osSss1 9sr Chester SAMUEL ossoss
rane Isaac Fev Asa D. smith 6eoree n pvs soan youn
w. Bellows r. l.. Foster A. III Wright Parry R.n,sr.,c
s,eele q Van Norman s. Howisnd joel f.rtsr.
above visuon Professor j. Taverrey ~. NJ ra nc
announce m1 ccur,s Of three evenings readings TO commence
on evening nex Msrch z AMI he sons Al Inc
oneving Monday and Thursday by the Kind permis.o, "
rev, W. y Abbott These readings WI be e,ven al the
sr hctes "sl On Thursday, Hsnst and King Henry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
The Front Street Arson Case.
AcCurEp HELD FOE TRIAL.
psfo~N Jus4IoN Wood.

" thursday lsss IRE xzfshsl Baker oophded the In
vshesaoa In We Frost street. Arson case Bore Jussoe
Wood. II viii be rseolIeoted tha. young man named
Miohaei woeAs, ., Arrested charged win vholiy
airing - ~ 2A1 d February the warehouse Of william
v BesHs, T7 rroot strsst. On the evidence addaced
the Jvssles rsssbs1 " sccussd 70 pvcoure bal 10 toe
sum % ooo, 70 sssvW We charge. James Farley, Of
~ oliver svest and Aonz Gutsrez, OF so Wstey stree
esca TIE required surrey and The accused vas bsrs
~ from custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
Coronels' Inguests.

DxAIa FSoH VIOLENCE Coroner Perry wn noticed
yesterday to hold inquest NJ Governors Island upon
the body OF Uoited States soldier who dsd from the
eGcts OF violence received OIL hands OF
this city. The Coroner procee1ed 70 Fort Columbus
yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of hoding the IN
quest had not returned up the hour OF olosag The
Corouey's cfire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

Reli,f of broadway.

The special comm Of The Board OF Counc.imen sp
pointed 10 copsi5e- upon the best means OF relieving
Brcssw,y ne, IN TIE Library, CITY Hall, N3P. " on
Fridsy; CoupcIlnsr ass~e!l, Cnsi men The following
tAb.e which sbo the width OF the carriage way sud
SIDEWALKS in a'osdsay, RON Morris 10 Twenty MIN
atreal rNAl ~ The chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
Superior Court.
Bsfc~e Chtef Justioe oakley.

hstot = Edsd Povfr 70 n A. Seymour. -Thls was
~ ctor lor njary done the plsuuf BY stone falling
rtu scerrok IN tont OF the defepdasts building In
Jo's ffee, IN 1854 By vhioh plaintiff q shoulder arm
trtsn The decree -s thsi the contract vas lei
tt ttr t-rtfr. 80 th~ the at occogres duy,ns
80 80 -"sr sitnctot no, u,be vsvA.ct tos
Plat as 9 'u'Jec' 10 ias Or,aios Of me oourt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07


Broadway, sorrs 70 Tenth streets is 90 feet vide
be,v cen house hoes, and from Tenth 10 Twenty nrsi
streets rs feet vide bets the house lines Inc
ysge width o. tie tide wsks Ia Broadway 10 feet So
ircscs
Captain Porry. q tue rbirt ward Police, being call
a., ED TIE side walks lhe Tnrd ward, IN Briadvay
cors'ccfghly obstrUcej Win s,snds mercbandse
&c. nc ed Los know hoe much we're paid for oyster
stands IA wtst street thought some rented FOR i've or
three hundred Gn'isrs syear.
AfIxIAuEE T. SrpwARr cons dersj thai the zfeas dif
cthy with srosi ~sy Gas occs.ionet by the onubusses
6e vsnics person 10 spj s the door Of or 10 the on
have % stop whenever person goi IN W take the pay,
maze the ne cessaYy change &c He thought this would
relieve Broadway at leoi enc third. ! am Informed,
said re- that BIZ pov before tie Lssisatars ss Albany
Tor railroad 10 Broad gay csnroi tell What that Le
grisurc will do, but Tor my part, will ever oppose o
rsufcad IN Brosd-sy With ell my means, with oil my
power, physics sne mestsl Saoh railroad would de-
proc ate AID srnost ruin the property nroaiwsy
the tydrAnt boxes and from walks
aud OF decresspe the Width Of he ,oops 10 70 fcc n sn
leaving all the sideuslks ~ such aud not getting OF any
Of for . Garage vsy.
me CBalrAs exsressed hmsslfin favor o. removing
al the distractions rom the Sidewalks including tbs
ianppcsts end then OF cutting OF three feet from the
sidewalks and adding Ne, desapcs 10 the carriage way
Councilman RSKuy vas In favor a removing tue
stoops and ra vsys 10 ave eet from the h,vse
line and kecpng Ill the space thus gained for tho side
VAIN sad bos 70 cut any Of OF for the psrposs adj
Ing 70 the caytsse way
tcssaersbls tscussos followed about cutting on three
fee iron the Sidewalks and adding them 70 tbs carriage
way rhs majority OF We mttse persisted In their
c3poc.oe 70 that movsnsnt though II w0 supported by
fhs sso@uss 3, length agreed % follows TO report
IN hvw ~ nahpg the nsevsIks from your,eesth s,res
70 OAsai street. 10 fce nohes from Canal stree, 70
vsssy 49, ,, - acS ~. 20 vs,sy .ss 70 The s.
81 vfU ~ a pHIt Wed neoday A2r n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
ROIsVTTOAI..

AT "A NETTING OF THE NINTH WARD NATIONAL
"a Democratic Committee hold q the Adriarc. q
1857 the following resolutions offered by g. 0cnel-
James Buchanan President the United STATES the trss
expressed vouohsafes 70 bis independent aios
tranquility s homo combined With the principles Of
Resolved with JOY the selection of Iswis Cas-
Of Michigan Secretary OF State fer these United Sas
whom all OF our countrymen indebted annhatis
ment principles Of free traie aad siSr
Esscved That In the selection of Howell Cobb Of Georgia
able democrat whose long experience ss on our "a
Resolved That the lection of Che other members OF the
Brown Of TEN essee Thomson Of Nsssspp and BiseS n
Pennsylvania recognize eisble national democrats Gem
binng within themselves great admin ish alive abilities
Resolved That determined to support the preseat
administration, and congratulate our fellow country
And or motion OF Mr. william Dodge the following ressis
Resolved That recognise In the receLt action Of the de
mocrscy OF California OF their choice Of the Hor David O.
the demccrssy OF Caor MIA hail the elevation
and nators democrat and recognise In his
cess the practical working OF the liberal spirit OF our tnsl
teGs which appreciates the talent and rewards tie
Of the humblest citizen; that in the selection of David
Frederick sentative OF California In the United
States Ser the nation democracy OF The Union have
resouse ally and his adopted State secures fearless cham
pon.
On motion. the following resolutions were unsrimousy
edopsed and ordered-to be published
.I a4as M.snr hals a
mtse VII he Id an adjourned meeting ct Tanm Han
Saturday evening March 1857 at ~ O'clock Punc.u II
tendance Hrequesed j. T. SAVAGE Jr Chairman pro tenn.
ISns :; s sSIIM Secretaries pro tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

GE0 RAwARD.-SToLEN. ON THE MONT o.
pCU March 9th from his stable 10 West Fsra mr. (;ao-r-
foxs horse Frank bay horse sixteen hsuds higo
face whle hind foot and bob Gwtch hair on tbs
point Of the Shoulder also stable blankets and head
stall Apply to George Fox West Farms woschester couay
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

m .vUgELyn, ocUULIsr, t@ BROADWAY, DE-
IL votes bic attention 70 diseases Of the eye 0hrsnio ia
lion q the eyelds efectuslly cured inns spe i
A. r, moved without operation. Once hours bfF.M
French artificial eyes Of superior quality on sale,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

&E0 REWARD THE STORE or TIE SUBSCRIBER
pOO having been burglarousy entered between ssssur-
day plight 18Th u and sunday night lst f-
seven white embroidered Cauton shAw aud thirty
While AID cooed scarfs stolen hercfrom above
reward viii be paid for the recovery the goods
hocate sum for part thereof B-The arc AN
brctdered n two and the embroidery
peculiar. 1he scars are 100 inches long by "a
n. OGDRN. In III Rrnah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

ON REwARD-LOsT ON THE EVENING OF tn,
plU Gath ut gold bracelet slso gold Maltese
medal with owners name ergrsveo. The above rewAr
will be psd With the thanks OF the So for ssth
b. lesvg ,hem With Wilson q. Hunt Co, 30 20 36 Par,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07
Advertising Sheriff Sales.

Our contemporary of tho Gilmsr Dom
ocrai puAlshe a very convincing editorial
mon the necessity Of law requiring the
nublieetion Of sheriff sales in the news
papets Of The State. Among other sensible
remarks, ho says:
1--WE have known property OF great value
sacrificed b, pursuing the present uiggardly
policy. For no one ever pretcuds to read
the httle scraps of paper posted on the doors
OF cross road stores, or dcadlaHs, unless u
b. an occasional sharper who Is looking OUT
for bargains llu,uoss men always look
TO the public prints Of The country Tor all
information OF a pecnniary character Ih'y
know that IN the columns OF Il newspaper
il the place to see what d. going on IN the
world They have not time 10 iuo about
t4e country reading the various scra".s that
may chance % be sticking on isolated trees
or even courthouse doors.
Besdes. designing men, or even corrupt
officers often tear down such notices before
they are read by hail dozen individuals.
And ( patrouisiug our home papers and en-
abling them TO compete witn abolition jour
nBls. and expose their errors, without injury
to tbe patty whose property Is advertised,
eau be effected. what man that has Tue good
OF be state at heart, does not see the ne
ce...ty at change ln the present law reg
u,atiHg Sheriff sales
lie also quotes. in the same article, the
remarks lthe Colorado Citizen, from which
we mshtsn extract;
"Nc have been informed hy respectable
authority that ia this county much prop
city has been sacrificed on account OF thl'
detective mod, of publication, whereas, II
tho publication ha5 been made ln ueWs-
paper OF the county or in d.. next nearest
Que, the sacrifice would have been a,oite,
and the person or persons Interested MOI
cheated ont OF their nights. rs thc law no"
stands, q becomes. 90 tas hands %! the de-
signing, asaudlrg machine anil icoufse
ought TO be altered. L., publications b,
made ia che newspapers, aud let han whe
is tue beneficiary oil t pas ter e.
/ seer.s lous tue lass should $50 france
as to embrace all property sold by iadie'a
process As an evidence ol this, We wiil men
ton that, on luesdgy last, We happened acel
deutally to go to ihs Count house where th'
Sheriff was selling Ihe property belonging
to an estate ia this county. There wer
two tracts OF farming laai, aud lot o
ten acres within the corporate limits o
Narhal. One of the tracts OF iAtmln.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07
The last New York Herald saws

A letter from Texas siales that Gen.
Houston approves OF Gov Walkers policy
N Kansas, aud avows his intention 10 sun.
poit the general administration.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07

A javstsss.s old sosksf in this city was
~ s>hw sigss telling party OF friends OF
~ edveotsrs in which he wss Implicated on
~ ssesjass syeaiug. Well. were you
ssrssd! 4" inquired one Of the by'standefs'
/" Cssps.tf" replied ths topper, viii nd's>
.ssss~. /" no s.s>se --sot by a iag faH '"--
EseAssse.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07

When old I,chariah Fox, the great mer
chant OF Liverpool, was once asked by
wha, means no had coutrived to realize SO
large 9 fortune, His reply was d" Friend,
by enc article alone, in which thou mayost
deal toe, il thou pleases;--cipiiiiy.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07

matters too notorious Tor 'e''l,'''''''"
Our readers. perhaps reeo"ec' VIZ" f''''
d.s,inciuess, the destruction oil 'H' '"''''
boxes bya Know Nothing MOD Al TWO p's'
eine,s giving large Dem'e'"ue "'j''''''
they remember that on TIE eve Oh '' W.
ton Tor city officers subsequently, Tue P''''
force resigned, leaving Inc cry ""'e' Wv
control Of the mob ana '''' 'n' ''s'''
several thousand voters "sie N'l'' nun '''
polls. The excuse 'o' '"''' o''''e
taat there were i"t s" VOWS s''" -
elsnefs, VINO n'u "s''' '',' -
registry law was '"'" "' i'''''
was the reign OF 'o''''' ''''
prevented nom ''S's's, -,
Tear 81 "e'5 .....l
eieo"o" came ''' aus ~ -. 3D.,
that sr'ef"' '"''''''' "''' -.
voting Tor 'e"' o. '''''"'. ...a
went 10 'he p''''' WIZ
si'N9 '"'' anu ''''' 49, -. si..n
them was '"' '''''' 49,.
o'hets were "'''''' W.
10 'e'o"' '''''''''e ,,..-
II was '.'P's'''',' .-..-... r..
"en Ner' H"''"''' NV
Tue 'easO" '"'' :, = ''''''' -
ne ud u ~ VIC '''' NV
'aNgo was "'''''s'
DAY 'gh' """' OF ''' VIZ
room Tor NA''Ne Jug '''
"'"' ~ ''''''"f' % ' ''''' -,
""N N'""" f''''' - '''''''' ''''''s'
was taken up anu 'a"'ale' ''' o'''' ''s 0'"
eeaied weapons la" was Po"''''''' '''
h' 'eAsoh '"a' wv ""'"''''''' WV
the control OF those VINO were s'""'i"'s IL
. Under loot.
. Something haa TO TO done 10 pu' an e"0
, to these atrocities. The moral power oI
New Oheaus had proved ltseIi inadequate
to the end in Wow. There was 40 safety
for human life, no protection from assault
the ballot box WAS under tue control OF if'
respeBs.lls ruAiana The elections ia the
ety had rensed to convey expressions oO
ina nonplar Will These atrocities. no,
orly rsg.ctod DISGRACE on New Orleans
- h,, thew had become r feproach To tn.
S,,,.#of r,ui.i,na Under these circum.
.t,,ces The Legislature was # last c ON.
lid =, i,,ort.., Ststa Lave .,vaq ra.,.
F.. al fair ,e1 ,,., i'm; H.. nroyi.jsus ipter5..
= =, moo, ,,,.. .,,.,..,,,., and yjieb took m.
I .,,,,a c,,,,,l and MANAGEMENT of the
j .Ia.,:,, f,o,, tho u,vo, and rougea oil
. X.,,, o,s,,s ,ha haJ ,busaj the trust
. and ,l,ced i, in tho hapds Of Governor oil
i tho Stat.
, /, so.,,s ,bs,tbe cit, outLorities deter.
, ,,i,.d u,s, fair J.,,io, sbonld no, be
held and soma ,inr ..uce got out AN in.
nnclion restraining the ofliaers appointed
by the Governor, under the new law. II
was evident. then, that they must hold II
nnder ti,e old law. or no election could taxi q
elaca ufi. ,,,.s than, .e,tl.d nu,nss, al.
m,
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4, matters "oo'' Inc Democrats t''"7e" ~
nominate candidates, as they regarded such
election a. illegal. and it vas eyiden; that
, tho o,i.r,t,,,- ,,o,l.l fail +, ,aeog,i,, tbe
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der The o'd law. II was p'of'''' oy q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07

Ice nm eighth ol nm inch thick WAS fo'n,es
near Washington on ,ae night Of the !o'a
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07

STEAMBOAT ACcipgNr.-1he steamer
Bloomer, on her recent trip from New Or,
lenns 10 Jefferson, struck snag a short,
distance below tho latter place, which
caused her TO leak so rapidly tha. there
was one foot water in her hold before the
accident attracted attention. Through the
exeriIons of the officers and crew, aided
by the passengers, the boa, was KEEP, aioat
unI'l she reached Jefferson, where tho dam
ago WAS repaired. Tho cargo was but
slightly Injured. - South Weston.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-07

I'm IENAs lroislAruRr.-Ihe Texas
Legislature met last Monday. We shall
look with interest to It's deliberations.