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LAND FOR SALE.

FNH1 UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL HIS PLANTA.
ton, containing about 4ls cres about half Of which
is IN its original growth and heavily tmbered The
mainder has been recently cleared and in ne Of
cultivation This Land is situated Burnett's Greek, q
miles Northwest OF Oxford well wstered and in pleas
ant and healthy negbborhood. q
Also, another Tract of Land situated the Oxford and
Roxboro Road the above tract containing about 420
acres considerable portion of which is woodland. The
above Tracts of Land will be sold separately together
Oats Corn &c. DC. Persons wishing to buy Land will do
well to call and examine the above tracts. Any nforma
ion as regards the Land price, d. be had BY address
ing the subscriber at Oak HiI n c. James c. Cooper
P.w. YOUNG
Oak Hill. Sept %, 1857. l2os-wtE
~ Register copy weekly till forbid. 7-sys ?
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HATS AND CAPS.-WE HAVE JUST RECEIv-
LII ed our Fall and Winter Stock of HATS and CAPS
direct from the manufacturers themselves and which
been selected with the srices; regard STYLE quality and
cheapress and upon such terms enables offer the
greatest inducements to purchasers We earnestly solicit
the attention of those wishing purchase, feeling con-
dent that not only supply size and style that
may be desired but sell upon such terms will make
it to the interest Of purchasers to trade with us.
. ,sr'. BROWN & WIGGINS,
46 Fayetteville St, opposite the Post Office.
October 2, 1857. Soft
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Notice to Land Purchasers.

- Notlce 20 Land PROGRESSES --I--.V
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS, IN CLARK Co, AR
Il kansas, goo of wild Cotton Lands for sale in
tracts to suit purchasers favorable terms be
aorsed IN any portion of the West These lands were To-
Gated twentyone years ago and equal if SUPERIOR
to the same amount that may be found in any other por
Camden, Arkansas iourshing town. where from 10 900
to bales of cotton shipped by steamboats,
ally and also within 20 miles of Aradepha aAourishiug
comfy town that ships from 1900 5000 bales of cotton
every season. -... -....,,
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Raroi fiat certain be built within five years hav-
y, a l. ge IAN grant from ne government =.
ANY Information can be had by addressing the under
signed AZ Arkadelpha, Clark Co, Arkansas. .--,-
-. MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
June 20, 1857. 1l9l-w1y.
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az The trust sale of the property and effects
of Wm D. Cooke advertised for the 9th is postponed
till the 10th inst
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FALL GOODS FOR Is51.

FALL GOODS FOR 1857.
lust RECEIVED, L. RGE ASSORTMENT OF
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats Boots, Shoes &C..
which will be sold on good terms be afforded in
this market The subscriber thinks unnecessary to
make great promises abont what he do the way
of selling Goods cheap every with common sense
knows that are bound Ia make profit. e and
examine and you will find good Goods and price .ht
H. L. EVANS.
HATS AND CAPS....A LARGE STOCK OF
Ii every description of Sof. Hats for and bows;
Beebes Dress Hats; Plush Cloth and Slick Caps for men,
boys and cEIidren-justo opened.
rr-r II. L. EVANS.
EpOoTs AND sHOEs.---LADIES' GOAT AND
lD Morocco Bootees,
Ladies' Caters and WALKING Shoes
Misses and CHI 'lrenS 10
Mems water-prl E Bhnis
Mems fine Bouts. ..... .' =
Calf and common l.. L. Il. Shoes large supply of the
heavy Bvotees for Prces the lowest figure
II. l. EVANS.
CARPETS, CARPETS.-RICH BRUSSELS ALL
u wool; Tnrpy. wool and cntt"n, aud hemp Carpetiug
just received Persons of this article will find II
10 their interest to call and examine befe buyng else
where. II. l. EVANS.
SSHAWLS AND CLOAKS,-A LARGE ASSORT.
- of the latest styles of Cloaks Prices ranging
from 81 80 To S25. ii. L. EVANS.
October =, 1857. go
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY FAIR.-The fourth annual
Fair of the Cumberland Agricultural Society will be
held at Fayetteville the 4th 5th and 9th days of
November next
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TRY THE PIANO FIRST.

TRY THE PIANO FIRST.
Pay for il Afterwards.
NO ONE CAN OBJECT TO THE ABOVE AS TT
affords to the purchaser opportunity of deciding for
himself in place of depending upon the statements Of the
seller, for whilst truly that would know
ingNmake any misrepresentation respecting the quality
of Pianos of the fact that every dealer
interested party nothing that he will have the
effect that actual trial of the instrument would do
E. p. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller, Petersburg, Va.
October 9, 1857. Soft
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,
THoNAsvILLE, DAVIDSON Co., N. C.
,"E HAVE MADE SUCH ARRANGEMENTS WITH
w this Seminary that greatly aid in the educa-
ton of young ladies of limited means especially if they
wish to become teachers. -.-. :
Applicants for aid will state the they can nav on
their board and tuition the number of paying pupils
.hey secure for the undersigned Each paying pupil
will greatly aid him in educating such applicants
For further parti culars address, .-t'E
VIM J. LANGDON,
Townsville, n. G..
October o 1857, 1an5-vti
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-ALARGE QUANTITY OF AZALEAS,
II from inches 10 feet in height, for sale by =,
w. II. HAMILTON,
Landscape Gardner.
Raleigh October 2, 1857. .-.. soft
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NOTICE.
SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND FOR $500, LY-
- ING in Wake Forest District miles Of Forestville
Depot, and the distance from Wake Forest College,
about haf Of the land in original growth Of good quality
well adapted to the growth of Corn Wheat and Tobacco
There comfortable dwelling with convenient out-houses
and excellent water. Also, circular mill, neary new
with good supply of pine and oak timber.
Persons desirous of locating in this desirable neghbor
hood of schools and good society should apply soon the
subscr Der intends moving TO Arkansas.
The above property viii be sold public sale on the
18th of October if not disposed of before time Terms
one-thrd cash-twelve months credit the remainder
..."i. t.. JNO. p. ROBERTSON
October 9, 1857. -..-.. l205-wtd
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DIANOS.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
for sale two second hand Pianos, respectively of
Boston and New York make in good repair and excellent
instruments Bargains be had in them. Aso Pianos
of my make for sale rent. Persons wishing pur-
chase rent Pianos invited to call and examine the
above instruments at my residence Harget street.
Pianos tuned and repaired in the best manner. 80
81. -. WESLEY whitaker.
October 2, 1857. sO-6t
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DARLOR AND CHURCH ORGANS, PI.
IL AMOS, MELODIANS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
furnishes than they be procured of any Dealerin
America the celebrated Alexander Church and Paror Or
gans, Princes Mannings Mason and Hamblins do. and
all other American make of Harmonums and Melodeons
Chickering'S Neurnis and Clars Gilberts Boardman and
Gnys, Wnrce ers Sioddarts Gales and all other prom.
nent manuacti e make Of Pia os, Harps Guitars Vio-
Inns. Stools Covers Instruction Books and Music every
dcscr prion, at wholesale retail Churches Mnisers
and ScoIs supplied at large discount. Every Instru.
guaranteed Circulars and prices sent free. Ad.
dress, -s...-.rs..3 ! s.-f.F,,,
.- JAMES NJ. EDNEY, 4, -
......- Sc, John street, New York
September is, 1887 700 l2o3-w.@
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az We are under obligations to Hon. Asa Bggs
for several valuable public documents.
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Fans IN ONO .2sixty.six County Fairs were TO
be held in Ohio during the months Of September
and October. r.!- ,t7i2r :a.rrtjtxs..5 9s..-;
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w Attention is respectfully directed to the ad-
versisements Of Messrs. Brown & Wiggins and Mr.
b. L. Evans sG.atraa* 77'7 f'ht .E.' +'''.: -
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STATE OF NORTII-CAROLINA, CHATHAM
- County. Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions August
Term, 1s57- Jas. w. Cuberson Samuel T. Culberson
and others. Issue Devsavt vel non. ~ I'D
In this being made appear to the satisfaction M
tie Court that David Morley and vile Susan one of the
heirs at Law and of kin of Margaret Malnda Cuber
decd, is resident this State IL IN therefor
ordered that publication be made IN the Raleigh standard
for SIX weeks for said Morley and wife to appear st the
ham, the I'd Monday of Noveaber next and then and
there to make themselves parties said they think
prnper. --''I-'7"
Witness R. c. Gotten Clerk Of said Court at o6oe the
: r. C. GOTTEN, c. 6. 3.
Sept rs, 1857. 19o4Aw6tE
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UHO WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE, LET
w him enclose dollar to the subscriber, fDf which
he will receive four valuable printed recepe-oue for MAJ
king the celebrated washing fluid" by which nearly al
the labor in washing is dispensed with and soap saved
No woman. after giving this trial. would be without fos
times the of the four recipes The others are q
valuable utility by which a both make aud save
money. If after trying. person should find them snea.
uo he has only to address the subscriber and the money
will be promptly returned.
L. p. PHILLIPS J
Clayton, N. Oh
June 2, 1857. ..... ...- lls7-wtf
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DIED.

In Orange county, on the 9th ut, after long and
painful illness, VIM. Cain, Esq, aged about "A years.
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New styles of Clothing, October Ist,
w. H. WILLIAMS Il CO.
Opened THIS DAY, NEW STYLES OF VESTS,
" Dress Frock Coats Raglan Over Coats Raglan Bus-
ness Coats Fancy Cashmere Pants, Black Doeskn Cass
mere Pants tvery cheap) only IS. Call and examine.
October 3, 1857. -s.' so-et
H Register copy.
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1857 Fall Trade, 1857
iN' AT As, FAYETTEVILLE sTRKKr,
Opposite the Post O4ce)
BROWN & wIGGINS,
nEALERS IN ALL THE VARIOUS FABRICS OF
u French, German, and American DRY GOODS,
HATS CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C..
Their Stock in Store is large and complete to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers Their
preparations this have been more extensive than
usual and they their friends that they can find at
their establishment assortment of Goods we'll adapted
to the wants of ALL stock being equal in variety
cheapness to that of any other house in the city.
Those entrusng orders to may rely having
them filled with promptness and upon the reasonable
terms We refer with confidence those who have pre-
viousy given a trial. .--..- ....
w. j. BROWN, ]. W. wIGGINS
October 2, 1857. 9o-tf
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P. S. The Elizabeth City Pioneer, just received,
says: "Holders of the notes of the Bank need feel
under no apprehension regards their safety, as
we understand the suspension is but temporary"
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,

HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL COUNTY, Va. ..-
B. F. THOMPSON, A b.. President,
Assisted by full Corps of Efficient Instructors.
TUNHE FOURTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INsTITU-
u TION will commence The first Monday III Angus;
and close the third Friday in December Board be had
at six dollars per month"; in good families. i'--'N
Hisville q small village the top of the Blue
Ridge, commanding q view of the most PICTURESQUE
romantic and sublime scenery. 1t is well supplied
with wholesome water and pure air from the surrounding
mountains x is renowned for health II affords
ely ser towns generally 1t is situated the main
thorougharr from Tennessee North Carolna over which
passes daily line Of stages Ii is within few hours tray
Ell of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The last seo-
An annual catalogue IS issued which viii be sent 10 any
at time desiring further information about the
school, r- s.rs =. .'rgt. SIS o., =J-tt s.t 81
July 2, ls51- -z.r: i4 o.. a-.. . ,..l lls2--wsmpd
STATE OF NOKTII.CAROLINA. NASH
- COUNTY. Court of pea and Quarter Sessons Au.
gust Term, 1857 A. d. Lewis Raford Kent. Original
attachment levied two hundred and fifty acres of land
In this appearing TO the satisfaction gf the Court
that the defer dant Raord Kent is resident of this
State il is ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six successive weeks for the said de-
fendsnt be and appear the this Court
be held the Court House in Nashville. the second
Monday in November next then and there to plead
demur, or this notice will be taken pro co9s.o, and
Judgment had accordingly. ~, - :. - sf5Hi5is'sy
Witness. Sorsby, Clerk Of our said Court q o.
fee ihe2d Monday in August, A: d. 2s, iift
s.D,e,obar 1857 'sS p SoRSsn. 1sol.4sss y'ssk,
49, ~ 80 - =. .!iSifs.5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

or The editor OF the Free Press dis
claims any connection with the views of
his abolition correspondent Jony T.. LEN.
on, bu, thinks /, righ, for snch discussions
to take place in Southern journals. We
are gra,ifsd to hear him dsclaim such
s,rocious sentiments. But. we would ask
him, for what reason does he desire such
discussions What good wosid .aey ac-
complish The people are very well sat
l.fed with the institution Of slavery. Ems
ter,ainiug tho views he says he does. he
certainly does not wish to unssttls this be,
lief and msks them aboli,ionists Such
discussions would inhame the public mind.
create grea, deal OF talk, invite among
Us sboll,ionis,s and negro thieves. who
would incle insurrrec,ions, tho murder oil
whites. aud tho running off OF property. II
oar contemporary 10 an honest and sincere
man, as We hopc he is, he ought to come
out candidIy and acknowledge tho error,
which he has committed.
We arc clearly oil the opinion, tina, dis
cus.ions OF slavery ought no, 10 be allowed
ia the South and tn. abolitionist who At
tempts the public utterance OF h'A ssnti'
men,s should to be driven out Of the coun'
try. The safety Of families csrtainl,
demands it.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

guardian H,r' If Estate If n. y. and jane
A. Hgh'onsr, decsas.d
INJURY FIELD, Guardian Of the minor
~ heirs Of the estate Of X, $. ftlghiower,
and Jane A, Iiigh,ower, deceased, viz; Rich.
ard l.. High,o~rr. >. p. Hightower. and
James + Iiightower. minors, has flied his
application in the county court pertaining to
.hs estates Of deceased persons, &C.. k.s said
county. praying nm order Of sal. to sell five
hundred and nlnesy.thr acre. of Land the
property Of said minors which application
will be acted on at the term Of said court, to
be held 81 the Courthouse, In said county, ~
the town Of Marshall, on the last Monday in
May, 1887, when ana where all person. in.
t.resicd N the welfare oi said minors, may
appear. and show cause why said sale should
not be made AS applied for. BY order Of said
court.
+. G. DEAZLEY, Crk.
April %. 81. No-35 At
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

0Sr Tho young men Of Marshall. under
tho direction Of Mr.. SALA, have organized
Ihcspian corps. They give their 6fs,
representation ON Saturday next, the I'd OF
May. the proceeds Of which will be do,
voted to mos. ptasewor,hy object, usme-
", to relieve the necessities OF widow
lady. and her orphan children. to whom
the money will come as II blessing. We
bcspesk a crowded house.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

Z Snow The Snow storm on the lib,
seems to have prevailed ge'rrslly through
out this portion Of Eastern Texas. Tho
Palestine Advocate. Tyler Reporter. Crock
81, Printer, aud Glimer Democrat, state
that the snow fell in ,hcrc places, to tie
depth Of from two and half to three
inches.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

Epiroa o. TN. TxxAs RFyrBLicAS.
Yoa wils confer favor upon the citizens Of
Harrison county, II you Will call Public
Meeting irrespective VI party, with a view to
the expression Of opinion in regard to the
eourss pnrsued by tho FIRE. Prsss" OF Omit.
man, and his abolition letter writer Joss Z.
LsnnoSs, 10 b. held at tho Courthouse, on
sassrday the 3oth Of April.
MANY CITIZENS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

or David d. Copeland has been charg-
ed with the murder Of James Garlic. and
is tho shresepor, in Jail awaiting the pro
cufement OF tesiins ,ny 10 bring ON his ex.
smiu alton before John ". Jones, Esq
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

xtsy- We are t.arpy 10 learn that our old
friend Col. GRANVILLE LEwIs has been
appointed by Judge Duvai Clerk Of the
y. :. Dis,ric. Court. Col. l.. will take up
lis residence Al Tyler.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

Mr. Rowln, the [. :. minister, and Mr..
Morse, the special commissioner. jointly
dspu,ed to lay before the executive OF Bo>
gotta the proposition OF the United States
Government relative TO the massacre OF
American citizens and the destruction OF
their property Al Panama on the 18th oil
April, 1856, have been unsuccessful, 1t i.
alisdged that our demand for redress wa.
refused In an insulting manner.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

or We had the pleasure. u few days
ago, Of visit from our friend and cons
irers A. II. AssEy. Esq editor Of that s.er
Ing sheet ths Cpshnr Democrat We were
g'stl1ed to find him In excellent hsslth, and
plesaed With tho prospects Of bis paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

OF The South Western has ally story
about the alleged conduct Of Gen. Case,
who is represented to have been presen,
when the Judges OF the U. s. Supreme
Court delivered their decision in the bred
Scott case. II Seems = little singular that
a Know Nothing editor, who but u few
months ago. rolled up tho whites Of his
eyes a. the snormisy Of repsaling the Mis- :
sour Compromiss. could DO induced to re-.
70, Al all TO this decision. How would Mr.
Fillmore have looked had 10 bssn present I
He said ito repeal was the Paodoras box
which had let loose untold evils upon the
country. That the Northern Senator VIII o
hsd originated this measure. and the
Northern Preyidsn, who had sane tioned 1t
ough, to be held to a strict accountability
the very position Of Mr.. Fremont. And
since tho election, his special organ, tho
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser has said
that II tho Black Republican's had noa'i'
mated Judge Mclean instead Of Mr.. Fre'
mont, lie had rsason 10 kaom that Mr. t.li
more would have declined in his favor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

The Grand Lodge Of Good Ssmafi,sns and
daughters Of Sanaria, holds ia Annual Coun.
I'll 10 hi. city. on Thursday, Friday, and Sat.
urdsy, the It'll, sih, and 9th Of May. Public
addresses will be delivered darin. its con'in-
rance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

OF The weather has been steadily cool
since our last. On Wednesday, fires and
overcoats were necessary throughout tho
day \ aiir North wind was blowing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

or There wasa destructive fro in Bal
.inorc Md on tho nigh, OF tho llih. The
l,s is estimated at $500. 900. mostly is.
,l'cd in New iock and Philadelphia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

or The Simcoe (Cxaads) Standard,
speaking Of the dsfaulti"g Mississippian,
Graves. whose letter ssking the p'iviles to
return created so much sympathy. says tina.
during his residence in Canadn, etc, that he
has been dismissed from the Commission
of the Peace in the Province, the funds OF
which remsiuing in his hands, have not
been returned tina, ho has ever treated his
wife like a brute" and his conduct to
the community has been that of an "un-
mitigated scoundrei"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

The lower Mississippi, opposite the
mouth OF Red River, ia xgain rising fast
The river about ST. I.ouis il bank full, and
fears are entertained OF \ destructive over
How
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

OF The papers represen, IT as having
been exceedingly cold IN New Orleans on
the ith. Ares AID ovefcos,s being in de.
mand, and that On the itth a white ffost
ended Ii. speli"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-25

II Don't forge. the Concert TO night, Il,
" IL doubtless draw a foil house.
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The following b ~ sssssss ssa con
nsnisation Of . washjaeton sorssPeadsns
Of H. N. u. Dvlts, sieMsd "Crsols :"

The following b ~ sssssss fssa con
nsnisstIon Of wsssIaeton serssPe"dsns
Of tAs N. .. D,l,s. siessd "Crso!s !"
Ths Tess. spso,nsas~s, ~. an srnsssliy dsp..:d
a. Jsass Dn,ai. II Assus. kas t>sn ec~Assasd ~
L. = Desrci Juies. fos NJ ss~ DISTRICT e'~Ased p
r.sss III. 'pcDsesssn. - s.' on. ~sn! ., so.
p,bhed h hsd bssa 'snAsr:d Jsdss 7. Whssks.
new ~ Of ,hs AssrAse Jassscss Of ,hs saefs~e
Court II Tvsss, bot declined Ths MY spps.csn'
frN Eastern Tesas. was J"d&s "~. d or""Ms'
and 10 avoid hss mpusssatss-s u was s4'ssd shas NJ
Nil shsst sahs ~ sssgnssshay asd nA~s ~ 80
Jvsier Du.sl he'd kss~ Gov. hss SECRETARY q Ssas,
sad W. NO nasasd fos tbs Jsdeship and 'ses'ss
III. appointment The Aa~hsi Of ~ ~ dss.'e.'
Col,aet VIM e. Young ~as nsmed ~ t'sn h":.s"
and Hubbard. shs Dssss'ct Aissnsy, BY Zen. ksss
h ,l,- old d,srics IN ossceu will b. s-app'snssd
May1 Bsn. M,C"sch. wss 'epiessd 'hs apsH"'
win, of Governor Of Ctah, bat declined n Strange
to my Re has pe~ufas fancy of the A1~naiship o.
T-ass which yi-ids .,tk e. profit Ard - ate nded
with considerable amount Of responsibility. and
,roshic Mf Stuart. ia he'nx reap in'sd COLLECTOR
Of the fs,rt Of Galveston Agreed to dsnss te p~n'
Assistant nj Sabine Pas ard apSpsni IN his p'see,
some rv-,drn, oi that place. Mr. Andrews Tho new
Postmaster Al Galveston time nsrn'fes Of
tho Trs,. Legislature snd Il strcns Tnn'esn "'
Gen. tlous.oa, as al.o Ar. stuart the Collector,
JYdgr l.muei Dale Evans leaves fof T-sas TO day
And on his arr,,al there will snnosinc~ hmsclf
dis,s for rs.erttcn lie dessfmioed to run again.
.. xrserai correspondence from eli pats VI The DIS
uei assures him Of general Democratic support
The writer Of the foregoing extract. 10
supposed to BE- 4 certain Alexander HAN
ILrox Evans. who was 1t one time psae
ucing lawyer and a nswspspsr editor a
San Aususiine. Tsxss. which place hv 10
said to have left under disrepn,abls cr>
cums,ancss,
II 10 scarcely necessary to say. that, from
beginning to end, il isn bundle Of false
hoods. The Cherokee Sentinel depounces
the statement in relation to Judge Ochiltree.
autho,ilatv-ly. in its length and breadth
az a Islander.
In the language of the Cherokee Sen'i'
mel, "as to the assertion that Lemusl Dale
Dale Evans will be 4 candidate for Con.
grsss in this State. and that - general cor
rsspondsnce from al parts Of the dis.rc
assures him Of a general Democratic sup>
port We have but to say. that II 10 another
Islander Of the Democracy Of The State
The Democracy Of this district. rsmsm>
bering the foul means BY which Mr.. Evans
secured his last election, entertain any
other than friendly feeling for him. and he
may rest assured that he cannot, and will
not, get their votes"