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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29
ALLEGHENY CATTL L NAKKET

Carefully reported by JOSEPH SNowDEN, Saper-
intendent Of the Merchants Exchange.
ALLEGHENY CRY, Oct %, 1857.
The offerings were quite large, but sales were
made slowly, and the prices were shade lower
than last week The offerings at both yards a.
mount to 1899 Beeves; 2092 Sheep; 2645 Hogs;
the sales aggregated 957 BecveS; 956 Sheep,
and 295 Hogs. The purchasers were mostly
our city butchers and dealers; the balance left
over were shipped east. The following are tine
"details.
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Gbs GaSis Sentinel.
Agricultural Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the Harrison County
Agricultural Society, will be held in the Court
House,on Friday, the 30th October at O'Clock
Officers for the ensuing year will be elected
Turn out everybody. by OkDEh'
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 70.
Flour unchanged and in fair demand; z 400
bbls seId at "a. 10 Ior superfne, and $425G 4,5O
for extra. Included in the sales are l,5o0 bbls
at po MT on private terms.
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N0ticc.

TIME NOTES of Solvent Banks in NV York,
i Pennsylvania and Baltimore are received on
deposit and in payment OF debts at the Harrison
Branch Bank. NJ. J. BROWN, Cashier, P 4.
Cadiz Ohio. Oct. %, 1857 I;
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REMOVAL!

EkkaIs9A AEEAsa M.
IAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot nnc
j shoe Stor, TO the room formerly occupied by
Henry Kerr, three doors tn Oi tho post office
and one doer north Of stewards store, where h'
keeps one ofihe largest and hest stocks of Boot
and Shoes ever offered in Caiiz tie has Just re
ceived n frcs Stock all Of which will be sold cheap
.r than ever Custom work made to order Giv'
me n calfii Won wish to secure bargains
JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz, Ohio, april %, 1856
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PARTICULAR NOTICE!
JAMES STEWART

WOuLD respectfully inform his customers thai
w as he has taken a PAR IN Err with him n
tue Mercantile BUSINESS III Cadiz, II becomes ne O.
es-nry to have settlement with every body thai
owes hun Now this Il to give notice, thar al
who come iorwari within the next fWENi
DAYS aud pay up, need not pay intereEt on wha
they owe, but those that do not come forward u I
pay up within the time above prescribed will hay q
I" nay Ten PER CEN I o. wnat thsy owe Inc -
"a word TO tha wise ls suthcientr
JAMES STEWART.
C0ISs OHIO, Oct %, 1857 ~
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MCPHERSON G. CO.,

Spring antl susnuscr stocg< %
FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEW ELEY, &c
at Who eseie.
T HAVE just received frs lnstament of 5s Gaze
! OF hty and Variety Goods. 1t cons ists in part o
fatcnt Thread, Slate Pencils, Rpzvr Sirap-
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket knives
sewing silk, Snuff Boxes Warrens Rlacking
tiandkerchlet's Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot & Shoe iaces Gloves, Sken Cotton.
Gum Suspend'rs, tnoons Shaving Soap,
lIouks& tyes, NerdesN u Pins; ildit Dlls.
Violin Strings, Buttons. Whale Botcs,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, En-, olopes,
Knitting Fins, Purses, Note Paper,
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books, MLanes Medicine
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, SILK Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors, silk Wells
Atsoi Musins, Ginghatiis; Prints, and genera
assO:tinent Of Try and Variety Goods, Violins Ac
cJrdeons, and Musical Instruments.
a large stock ofGold and Silver Watches, Silve
Ware, Jeweiy, &c,
The early attention OF Country Merchants an,
others Is particularly directed to the above stock
ROBERT COCHRAN.
| 4th Street, above Market Steub0nVille:
| april 81, 1897.
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Mci'ON IA. N 90.
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers
Sta-ioners, Paper Dealers, ant
B!ank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENNIIILE, OHIO,
T|EEP always on hand large assortment
N School, Medical aud Miscellaneous Books
Plain amt Rued Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers OF all sizes; Note Papers, En-
vcloues, Steel Pens an, all kinds ofSrationery.
They are prepared TO ti'i all orders tron, Mel
chants school Committees, Teachers aud others a,
low prices
Having Bindery connected with our establish
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds OF Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants &c. Printed work bound tour.
der as We use the best quality of stock, and employ
the best workmeh. Our work will compar ,favora'
Div with that of any other Bindery in the State
Blanks Of oil kinds PageG to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan
ner's Scraps. McDOW ELL ~ "
Steubenville, March I, 1855.
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HATS, GAPS, FUES, Sc,
THE PEOPLE or HARRISON & ADJOINING COUNTIES

o
e
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
lSnnm stock
ani tire
Cas
"a eLnextto ourh sbugh
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ss9s Ns4s-s, s,NiGEAENKlElY aiOsBESs &c
IA 7g.tritcf eaTPGt, 0ssc door West of
gEse Post s1flice. Ct.diX. SbhiO.
MISS LIZZIE CSBsiRN
HAS. JUST RECEIVED FRON TIE EAS.
IL FthNClilES an elegant and fashionable
all sock OF GopGs IN her Inc ( business, C, H.
Sisung OF
h50nabEe Es0Rncts,
o' very descriptions; Frencii and u,hcr Flowers OF
lc finest kinGs Suqw Gonds and straw Trim
mings liDbDts OF ihc bas' qualify; in shot ma
tcr,nis every descrip ion for moking Bonnets.-
lInving spent much ,ms III me business she feels
confident at giving perfect saisaciion to her lad v
patfDns. B,linets will be made aud tr immed in
ihe shortest pt tsshie lime All articles oidered
will r. ceivr her pefsoEa atten tim.
i'ndlz tha OF % l5j t3t
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ISLAND CRErK TOWNSHIP. jeff 60
September s. 1856.
MEssRs. Means e. BRoTHERs "My Engine does
srst-rae. am sat-fed ard will npon nlt occaons
recommend the purchas Of Engines Of yoar i4aa1.
JAMES oCUTl.
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New YOsk f.ttile Market.
New YoRK, Oct 26, 1857.


Flour heavy; $500 barrels sold.
Grain-Wheat declined; $4,000 bush sold at
$l,30@1 40 br white, and Sl.2l@ 80 for red
and S,o5@l,o9 for Milwaukee Club. Corn
firm: 25Ou0 bush sold.
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AEr.s... q. New spring Il Sum amer
Goods ia ayOIetlalc Ohio.
sEpsSsNaAsSGS n SAUNDERS.

TFEVWENWN a HAUNUEKkSs
Axe now receiving aud epf hing their stock OF
Spring a. summer goods, which have been pnr
Chased IN ihdadelphin under the most favorable
eltc instances
In lher stock will be found all articles usually
keptin lountfy store b, sides great many that
are DOT generally Kept, and adapted especially 10
the wants OF this community; and will be sold as
low us any other store in Eastern Ohio.
We respectfully solicit examination of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds OF
country Produce taken III exchange for goods n
the highest market rSies.
THOMPSON & SAUNDERS.
uopedale, May IA, 1857. If.
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Tloonsrows, Beaver a. Pa, !

IlooKsrowN Beaver CO !. Pa
October n 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS. Owing 10 let-c.
tive foundation my Engine bought u yuit lest sem
stn did not do SO we'll. Now II does wei and we
grind us much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know of. wish all wanting steam Enginos
could get one as good as mine.
OTiIANlEL WOODROW.
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oIIlANlEL WOODROW.
MelyrYnE carrx. Ier ca D /.

MEssWs ME4Ss & BRoTHrRs "We have our Xork
all finished Engine perfect wofkh tile best Ill
we ever saw. Let any who wish to bay, call nid
see ours. RALSTON SC 5lt4yN.
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V ATNTTNS G.,

.aeljamin Watkinson.
OFFERS bis services TO the citizens of Cadiz an.
eurrur ndinE county, m the "rtot
House Painting. Gralning, Sapc
Hanging, vanishing,
and all kinds Of Imitation in Wood, Stonc and Mar
bic. Also sign painting attended TO, ON the mos
reasonable t. ms
Thnss Wishing In have Painting done in the bes
~ Il most MOD, rIl s:Ee would do well 10 give him
mil ns lie endeavors to do his work in neati sub
stuntIai, aud wOrkntan-iXe manner.
Gudiz, Ohio, May II, 1886 ly
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sErH MEANS IAatES MrANs 6Eo. n. MEAs
MEANS & BR0TE ERS,
A. N. BUCHANAN
DELAWARE c,ry, X. IT,

DEL1wAEt cyTv, X I'll
Se teniber 10, lS56. !
MsssRs MEANS: "Olr Ensine and Saw Mill built
by yod, y ork finely. II does all TINT wt ASK ~
hat you warranted il TO do. We wish You could
make more sales in tnls territory.
ODBER'r & SOLOMON. 8t
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scorT Posr OfTlcr, Adams Co.. d,

ScorT Posr OFFICE, Adams CO.. a
Mar4h isg sg =
MEsses. MEANS & BgoTuERs Fl nlve now ini~h.8 4
ed ths starting Of yonSscccnd En- ,iic lhs iu.il
men are satisfied II yon have ever built auy inst
beats either Of them, should like 70 knaw wA5.a
they are Come and zee these. l4f q
OLIVER ROSS. Mil -WTishk3
Steubenvle, Jun ~, Is57.6In 'Tf
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Tl Ekt.A GnlADS TONES, ctolsa 10 ~ rv..
- and for sale at GKOaGa x svI..syuN.s
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The young are the most frequent sufferers from
exerna injuries, and therefore every math,I
should have this healing prept raticn constantly It
hand Ii is un absolute specific for sore breasts,
aud quickly removes tie encrusted sores whicu
sometimes distgure the heads aud faces OF CHI.
dren
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Significant Faeta.

This Ointment IS universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific Nhair feet us cure Tor
sc"rhulc alice ions and the best possible remt c.
Tor WOUNDS and bruises. Large supplies it tavs
recently 5eehorlered By tho sultan oi Turkey TOR
hospu purposes.
both tie Ointment anil Pills SioNn be used ia 1,e
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DlsCilnrging EIicers.

most remarkable and happy change ia prpdu
ccd in the app, nrsnce OF malignant ulcers utter a
few applications of thi g Ointment. The surroun-
ding redness vanishes, anl granules OF healthy
flesh Sepin u lake the place Of the discharged nlst.
Ter. This process goes on more or less "a idly un.
I'll the orihces filled up with sound material ana
10 ulcer radically cured
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-22

On Noeday morning We lc't Tor The
CLINE, Cou,t. which assembled on thai,
as,, wher. We suiscd Ia due season.
4 geod!y nsmber Of persons are ." at
tendance upon the Court We bound
Hon. John GREGG, of the liih District pre-
sizing he IS the youngest man, we pre-
.nme, on the Bench 10 Texas lie has
tie reputation Of being ane lawyer. lie
is.sid.utly man Of talent, Is prspos.ess.
ing 10 bis manners. aud calculated to be
exceedingly popular The lawyers and
the PEOPLE are well pleased with lin.
Gilmsr Is improving, There Is a spirit
Of Giiit and enterpr1e ahou, the place
which viii render II ia few yeafs bnsi'
ness place The people are Intelligent,
social. and kind We had the pleasure OF
calling on our friends OF the Democrat,
aud were pleased 10 learn that The prospects
Of heir paper were excellent. The man
ncr in whicb they have been sustained
speaks well for tho county.
Ihs.e nfe several lawyers ia attendance
from the other counties, aud among them
a number oi The Marshall Par.
There .e.ins t. be genefsi disposition
among them b. condemn the Criminal ode
adopted At the ast session OF the i."gi.ln,
iare. - an enlire failure, aud 80 + from
aiding NJ doisa,ing the ends Of iusiiee
lhpy advise its repeal as oarly IA possible
lai. opinion b. universal have nal found
a lawyer who doe. not take tbs, view OF Il
The pgaeuoe OF carving ooncesIed
weapons is also loudly condemned by al
men OF Intelligence. ruiuemeu', and cor.
rect feeling lbs to be hoped that. at tGe
nex, ses.ion Of the Legislature. some ls~
will be passed placing tho seal OF repfos
bswon upon this odiou. custom a custom
which has extended, not only to the men,
bat Ia the youth Of the county. lae msn
VIM cauies hahi,nslly upon his per,on
deadly Weapons. must associate his mad
10 the contemplation Of thod uss. Il gen,
crates, here!ufr. cout"mpt for human
lf". which acting upon week or "eloua
mud.. accastams them to murderou-
thoughts What must be its effects upon
Young men, who arc wanting IN moral
training, prudence, and foretbonsht.
There are not many eases on the docket,
aud no criminal eases Of any magnitude
II Is supposed that the business vii be
disposed OF some time in the coutsu OF the
ensuing week l..
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VV,v<VlO< NvVl MS.

Il Will be seen N another column, that
We ave the official vote OF counties, to.
wit. Rcd River, Lamar, tass, Polk, Rusk,
pauoia. Wood Shelby, Ilnut limestont,
aud pshur. giving only the maIor'l'es IN
tbi, column Las, week, We reported De
WAT. atd some others, to have gone tor
II custom. Dur readefs will at once see
how the mistake occurred, when We ia.
iofm them lhs. We gained Our Information
from Cure Of the Chronicle. We intend
ed to have stated this fact in our last issue,
bat neg * ted to do SO. Those counties
marked thus are official.
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Something Worth Reaaius,

On Wednesday the 3nd day Of sep,emb.
next, by divine permission, We Will eonmen. I
camp.mcctng at Nount /on Camp. rropnd
Ely san Fields crrgit, lnnoa county E.,,1
Extensive Preparations ARE being made N
the friends, and members o. the VI T. Chn,J
South, to accommodate all who may l,yo, !,
with their attendance. We there, fore e,,an]
the invitation To all pofaons, far and ne,,
and may the God Of Heaven core with y",.
Ministers Of all denominations are e.ueci Al !
invited to attend. Como dear brethren 4
your Camp meeting songs, PRAYERS of l.,,,
and Holy Ghost sermons and we will, hy u.
blessings ot God, have a tine long to b, "a
membcIed.
u VI SToVALl, p. c.
Ey-an Fields, July II, 1857.
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(sncce,~.rs to pe 'e>ay & Griswotd)
Rsceiriog Fsyrao3ng qsd Commission
hEhCilAA Is,
End dc0ir,. "a Gyo..f.S, Boat and Ear
Stores, Plantation Supplies, a'c.
SHREVEPORT
WE have leased the comwod.en- and fire.
- r-oo' Warehouse recently Owned and
ocel p-eS lv hes-rs O5trssE & slI
eaa It prepared 70 receive .,ai
mer I'd prnaaoe.
$50 so,. patronage Nss
81. Hf.nr' sssntion 5assnea a''
we snau Keep 90 band .. al tines com
pls,e stock Of p'anl-s'Qn supplies, boat ana
bar store, and groceries of cNers description
To whi,h We beg lrs,c to call public attention.
Our charges for receiving, storing ana sup
ping cotton Is ,Nonty i've oeut- per bale io'
l.-e cntre season.
We will max, liberal Cash Advances on cot
ton aud merchandise in store
DUNN X YATES.
August ~, 1857 No-o3
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New Advertiser cnts.
Masonic Female Institute

THE sixteenth session Of the Masonic rc
/ male Institute viii commence on Monday
7ih day OF september next. Rates of tuitor
~ usual.
Young ladies' from distance can board a
the family Of the Principal.
T. ]. NAROLAN.
Aug. -. 81. No-52 2w
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1'usuOla County.

For Gorcrnor. Runncls 400; Houston
2i3 kanncl-' msinsiy 226
l.! G0reraot Lubbock iG2 Grimes
ola. iuhboek'- majority 2i7
For Cangrssy Reagan i65; Evans
2lS Reagan, majority 2l1
Com liant O6ee. White ii3 tcos'
hy 2l1 Whites majority 1876
Elaaisr - :. Holland j75; J. Beau,
champ Is Hollands majority $40.
Reprc' 'Eia1rcs 10 the Legislature --
" L. rosg 300; } u Swceleu 232; },
J. Marlborough %. Poag's majority over
SNeeten, II
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Tnr MoaxoN Pwvm-'rh. tu.

Tnr MoaNoN Par".-Ths (ollox !
paragraph viii sston'sh acme people
The Nornons, besides their psns,
l.hed in tab, have The Mormon. n,Ll,11
IN New York city; The Western So
ard, San Francisco. CaliIp,ns Tb. NJ
lenisl Star. Liverpool, England: ~
Trumpet. Males; scandinavian Sta, ~
penhaeen. Denmark, Zlons Wa,chm.
Australia, aud The Truth Teller, Gene1
Sai'ze'laud. They haze mis.ionarle,
Frame, Germany, Italy. Norway, Sv.d-
Gibraltar, Cape Of Good lIo,r. las, lpdil
aud China.
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FOR GOrernor. .-- Runnels 500 Houston
3i5 Runnel,' majority 2i>.
It, Goreraor Lubbock 600; Crimes
3l7 iuhbock'- mhjpti,y 253
Com Laai OFce White SIS; Cros
by $50 Whites majority lsG
For Congress --kceg,n Coz; Evans
1868 Reaguu's malort, 2il.
Representatives 10 me Legislature --
Lock 800, Beazlcy 80. Locks majors
ty l@3
For amendment t" Consultation, i0s
against 10. MrIorl,y Tor the amendment
$50
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Grimes County.

Iog GercfRor. Houston $751; Ranne!,
tdcml $50
IT, Gorornor. Grir,es 30; Lubbock
(d,ml 2s3
Cam Of LIANT OGcs. Crosby 33l;
" bite tdemj 2ss.
Representative 10 Congress Bryan
(deml 30 iIowth u
Fer EcPrcscntatce Siai' Lfgisla'mf
T. H. VI Rogers tdeml 29i .. II. T
Hin RS ] II. Moody II
For Eoaiing Fepreseninir,, hadisea,
Naikcr and Grimcs. + " kittrcll ldeml
3O1; Isaac Notary 2S3
Dwtlci iHorncy IN J"dic'di Disirict
J. &, Mcdonald liem) 32s; T. 7. Porter
2Js.
For amendment - 39o against II.
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The following is the official vote Of Cas-
rouuiv, with the exception u on box,
tina, had not come ia when lhl, was maled
to n
for Cororaor Runnels 800, IIous-
tan $50
IT, 6ertrHor. .uhbocA 5iT Grimes
30
For Congress Reagan 5i7 Evans
3j3.
Gan. Laud phce White 81 Cros
by go.
R'Prssoa'aircs q HE Leels azure -
]. 4 Henderson sos Mahts 33s
E7aaier. n. u. Ward 400 George
Wy 800 Eoiau 20
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Tho Overland Mail and the
Pacific Railroad.

The Washington p.pers have recently
published n lnue article, carefully rfeph'rd
At the Post Office Department, IN esPlann-
ton Of the grounds OF the selection by the
p,.tn,asicr t.eHers, OF the route, ria ~
p,.o lof the overland mail TO California
The article Is too long for lnaertion IN our
columns. Its importance. however, leads
~. Ia furnish u condensed statement OF ats
facts and conclusions, as Of particular m
tefest TO u. here, who have concerned oar
selves so much ia favor OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad The considerations
Inch have decided in favor OF the mall
road are equally decisive IN lave OF ra''
road throus il the same principal points aud
along The same parallels OF latitude.
lhe subject is introduced 10y genera
view Of the geography, meieoroloey aud
pb,slcal character Of the interior portions
If tn. country westward OF the limits OF
the present population With The conelus'""
lhnt the extension Of popala'lon and the
march Of empire mus. ~ southwest
,rdifom the MsslsspplfIres lhi-difec>
t,cnis affirmed to be Inevitable and demons
,f.ble from the relations between the "mols
iufe. laden winds u( the Gull OF Mexico, aud
the sold and Killing blasts from the Notlh.
which meet, as the North aud the south
wind. prevail, on iiuc,naiing line, aud
',..,,.,a. i,,i,, al. IA, the las, tN O months
cold ,haatbor in Northern Texas.
and sometime. allow luSurlant grasses on
oC tho \rhau.,s and the Kansas
~ conditions af climate are decisive
-, 49,. ~ III. \,rtbe,p foaie. That
- s.n,h u,ss aud the Salt Lake il
,t.a,...d a. not To be considered At all.
,na ,,oo,. of winter may be estimated
80. u~, tina, ,her. has b.en fro., and
~, ~, ,h.. aI.tof InIy f. /. there,
.ia,,l, ;unt,ciicnble lor the mail.
49,, alto, ,out.s further south were
t.G II, confederation. They are respec.
,,,.lv c.ll.d IN, ,lbuaneraue and the II
pasn tonto. These being the name. OF the
.a"D,aI no;nts a, uhirh the Timer Rio
g....I. n,...1 III p.so /, near the
q,I ,s,,n' s.d \hpouefous near the
Y-,h n.,,llI of \o,lh lalitnda Both con
,sr,a nj I.lul, Rock. In Arkansas, pnf,
.n,s, ana I'm. thence 10 Memphis. The
,n,sr r,u,, proceed. directly West from
mi, k,rk Ia For, Smith on the " ..,ern
,..,,nd,ty of \,k,usas and thence through
,ha Indis, t.r,,tory and New Mexico. and
.,.ass IL. r., G-ands At Albuou.,oue
.,l ,h,o,,b Williams. Fork To .os A.,
a.ia. ~. o,ho, defect, sov,h,,rdly 10
1.'l,a, j., sa,,lves,e,n Arkansas whence
!, - ,on,s .c,o.s T.,,s ia T.! p.o
1t. ,hro,,h \.o N.,ic, and the
IL, - ,ho al, I, San Die,o pur
- tao'. how .ho,t co,n.c,'oo o,en.
80 ;" vs,.h,I IN Ts,,. n. tri,,al
,,ai., If ,hs Soo,b.,n p,cinc road and
iE o'"' ,Lo nhnIs lin. to III, ui..,..i,oi
o.. p.,,,...,, H., -.
-. ,h, pos,n,.,ay ,,enstl was called
-. c., .x.lrl,.,, H., \,,,L.
,aa,e. .ann~ally and IN. south Pas.
.aI 81, ata. lines a. imn,ac,ic,hls
~. s,.,,,,;,, ,.,s lint e com,,,,iiy,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-22

For Garcraor -Kunuels 40, fIous
ton l!r,
In Gorcrnor Lubbock $40 Grimes
l62
For Congress Reagan il3, Evans
i6s
Tom L1nd offer White 1872; tros'
by 2i3
Representatives. 10 fae LegiIafarc r.
Emory Rains l5p, Henry Stout 100;
I.alkin Hendrix 1915. J. VI. Harrison 80
For amendment TO Constitution, ~ /,
against 1870
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-22
MAJORIIIE, iOR nOI.rON

or Ga Monday last, the Iexas Synod
Of the Cumberland Presby ief.an church,
which had been in session at this place Tor
nearly a week adj iuued tbrre were
about twenty-five ministers IN attendance
embracing tair representation Of the tai
eGt Of this useful branch Of the lari.,iau
church, The services n, the church were
well attended, and we were much pleased
to witness that decided interest was felt,
sa' oily - 'he -elipons portion ~ lhe
community, out tho ebmmaaf. seaet...f
'.s nave seldom soen befior ordef ar,i ed, at
any prouaetei reli4ines ~
learn mat u subscription was raised Tor the
eudoNmen. Of the Dangerheid college. ia
der tho patronage Of the Cumberland
church, aud that about thir,y-s.x hundred
dollars were raised, which speaks we'll Tor
the lberaiiy OF our religious friends We
learn also. that alb ont four hundred dollars
were raised for the missionary cause. in
the thoctaw Nation
or The South Western Of " ednesday the
18th inst, saws
The rlver continue, 10 rise, aad there is
now sufficient water for the largest class OF
boats, bat there is neither up nor down
freIght- sufficient 10 induce the packets to
resume their trips AZ last accounts the
water was falling last a. NI'tra W. aa.
derst,na . r." s1 a. .Nar nr
bayou, wa. a.H a., ranosed before ANY
boat can -. above the rafl
Columbus ,n4su q, August slh. that Con
Houston passed through that place on the
9th inst on lie way to Independence.
The Cilzen says
"GrN. IIou-roN, Lonorcd Columbus
with visit thi, week, and hy invitation,
s,ent Wednesday nigh, in town with hi,
friends The old General looks well and
in good spirits. lie expressed himself san
gnine Of his election On being told oil
the sad fate of Cen Rusk, his first excla-
nation was, 1t was tho Waco Conven'
ton " After supper, 1t being beautiful
moonlight night, the General bathed in the
Colorado river. This WAS natural, as you
know the General is baptist, aud fond 0,
immersion in tho watst. IL the morning
h, departed for Independence,
4 We wouldn't be a. all surprised il til,
Waco Convention. for whici the Old Gen
eral has such AN abhorauce, didn't run hin
cra1y before he is done with it.
\ PRINTER 70 rur LAsr During tn,
last moments OF VIM. Rochester prin'
ter, who lately died. he was heard 10 say
having ,elspsed iato II semi 'deirious state
am on my last stick full i am coming
tea paragraph, and suppose III have l'
wait tor old deeth to put IN the period"
ORraoN. A ls,ge minority was eivet
al the June election IA favor of the lofnih
.i1n 81 State ouslitulion