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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
APPROXIMATIONS PRTZEs.
IN ORDERING TIcKFrs


Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
receipt OF which they viii be forwarded by hrst mall
Purchasers have tickets ending In any figure they
designate.
Thes Of drawn numbers and prizes win be sent 10 Pur
chRsers Immediately after the drawing.
e Purchasers viii please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their post once, county and State.
~ Remember thatevery Prise lie 'rawn, and PAyablein
full without deduction.
az All Prizes ofs coo and under paid mnedstey afis
drawngother prizes al the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for rioketsor Certificates 20
s. SWAN co Atlanta, Ca,
s. SWAN 3 co, Montgomery, Ala,
or, z. sTEMSTIEN, Agent,
Box No. g. Nashville p. o.
r. list OF the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each on s entitled TO- viii
be publish a drAwinr. In the ioosug papers
New orleans Delta Mobile Register, charleston standard
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnelgsneer New York Weekly
Nay Book. Savannah Mornng News, aud Richmond Dis
match Nav 26--tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
vaLUARLE REAL ESTATE Foa SALE.

HAVING soil, within the last twelve months eight
II tracts p1rces Of Laui 10 eZht different personh
some evidence that oTerinT good bargains. have
few to ofer 70 those wishing 10 purcAase As an
improving Par near Ashport, Tenn on the msssaop,
River, have determined 70 sell Land ia Davidson ana
Sumner counties during the present year. to concentrate
my bu iness at pout The Farm reside on, mules
from Nashville the Nashville and Louisville Railroad
and the Galatin Turnpike, hall mile from CumoerAno
River, containing les acres well improved, with goo1
brick house with rooms Kitchen store room ana
four rooma Ia the base en story all necessary out bud
ings Of every description OF cedar timber, superior ut
orchards hne garden ami vineyard abot % acr;s Gear
ef; balance good timber, AID well set 10 blaze grass
bargain can be had by applying 10 j. l. a X W Bowl
Nashville, N yselk upon the premises.
ALS0-4l5 acres In lots 10 suit purchasers ~ hhes
from GalIan near the Rsilrotd good chance Tor per-
sons Of small capital who want homes Terms easy AM
time will he given. Apply Joseph ). Wallace, Sumner
county or 10 the undersigned at his residence nave
also, steam SAY Mil Machinery and Horse Mil Power 'or
sale at q blrgaln. b. EMBhi'
aprI-2n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
HEmHING,s PArENr CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES,

VIVA Halls PATEsr Pospkk.Fsoer Lecks-
49,. 49, 70 den. lst', and ne Wert's BAR, Nes
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49, !. s~ "a iastanes u thrss seies hidnE - pre-
- 49, eensents sbloash tas houst tres, sargas
slstlns - lock.
- -rhssisers and der AGENTS are ~ en4 persons
.sserlst = me4s and sels derrtsg kalsnt Ckampion
- =. ia Halls Passnt PQNeeE- Rroef % !.
@ HERRING 3 CO.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
1e5 uEwARD.

40 ANYWAY iron ny re.idence 90 Ea'urday noFning
n lsst, Neg Girl "a 81 ~Yf0LtEH q hlsek ooior
and abr elgbtren Of age hhs rah undef ne
medium hiht heavy made tnf quiet sIokea. ne = fnf
prop ~ John tins, a.. hytrr Nashville. and
lurkng bis Ia sash nie eli give ISsnty-
eve Dollars Or hes delivery Az enoe 20. y cbsr
~ slkseL nagA WILL. l. boSp.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
NEW HOUSE!
MGOLRICK g. BURNS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CoNFEcTIoNERs
AND BAKERS


RE opening at their establishment, Market street.
II No 30, next door TO Mr. Powers Clothing Store, a
generl asor ment OF Conectionees, which they intend
selling very reasonable terms and trust their atten-
ton to business, TO induce the public to extend to them
liberal share OF age Among the leading articles
nov on hand and which they will be receiving the fol-
lowing, viz:
Candies OF every Variety Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese;
Fruits, Of every kind; Brandies Wines best IDS;
Pickles, assorted; Cordals, OF every variety;
Picked Oysters and sardines; Ale and Porter
Shad and Salmon; Fine Cigars.
With a variety Of articles not herein enumerated.
In connection with their Confectionery, they invite the
attention OF the public TO their Bakery from which daily
supply OF fresh Bread, Cakes and Pastry can be had
Parties viii be made up ORDER and carefully any
part Of city.
Having permanently located here We Of course wish to
be pstronIed literally to the end. We intend selling on
good terms and BY demesuor commend to
the nj notice ola generous publc We respectfully
vte Country Dealers are in our line Of trade TO give
US a call before purchasing elsewhere.
apr3 UAa McfOLRICK A BURNS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE RARE 0PP0R /.
TUEITY TO LANDOWNERS.

TITE offer for about 1900 Of Land, on Long
Wv Greek abort l6 miles North OF Nashville. large
portion Of the same IL well mberef; splendid saw MIN,
propelled failing stream OF water; many conve-
and conf ae improvements; whole tract splendd'
" waered and capable 81 making az excellent stockarm
there on the myard from $4,000 70 $1,000 worth OF
sawed timber; wagon and teams stoek-hogsi
cattle, &C. &C wi every article necessary TO carry on
such an eslabs To psing business men, this
atogeher offers most splendid opportunity TO make
profitable investment
TERbs-Three equal payments in 9, p and "a months,
ory secured pay abe in Bank with interest," anc
mHrch2t NANCE WOODWARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
THE GUEFENDERG MEDICINES

Are veil known eagerly sought for throughout the
whole Continentof America.
Never Before their Introduction could any series
Of popular remedies ound that were equal to emer-
geney, that were ALWAYS be relied on, and within
reach Of the poorest persons!
Never Before the Grefenburg Pills, could you oo-
tain for 23c certain remedv for Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Cosdveness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy, eouli
thing be found that ued all Of Chis and Fever
for Sec
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment vas
there to be found for 25c immediate for Burns,
Bruises, Cuts old sores, Erysphelas and Inaammanons
either external or Internal
Never Before 1TarshalI's Uterine Ca
IhOltcOn was Falling OF the Womb, and Other Uterine
diseases found To be curab Now ten cases twelve
are cured BY this medicine.
~ II any physician snpposes that this Is merely
quark remedy would reply that IL prepared BY Dr.
Pomeroy. OF Utica. wealthy and Old physician the al
opathic school-ihat will furnish reputable physi
clan quantity OF il gratuitoUsly his
patients: and furthermore, b. writing Dr.. Pomeroy he
can be furnished With lis component parts. tits the great
est blessing to the female that the science Of medicine
has discovered in century.
Never Before has the Consumptive's Balm found its
equal. How many there in life and health who
would ere this have entered Deaths darK portal they
had not been ndsd this in preference 10
many nOstrums that are loudly vaunted ?
never Before we're Piles and hundred diseases GER
tain ofeure We have certificates Of persous entirely
evtd afer Dr. Mott and other CREST phys clans had
serted that Eothing but the knife could afford relief
Never BefOrecoud naamed eyes and weakness Of
sight be cured for twenty-five The Eye Lotion
doest.
Never Before was any Book published thst contains
as much medical knowledge the raeenberg Manual of
Health for twenty vecens 1t ought family
in the land.
Never Before has any Almsnae been published 50
valuable the Health Almanac 1t is furnished gratut-
ously by all Druggists, and BY
MACKENZIE 4 BEcKwITH,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

DACaN.-Fks sassrirssa ID Psylss hIeAs.l narast
ID -. - usn suzea nAcoN. D. ID. plckEx.
AS Ne.6 c,E.ss -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
MAGNIFICENT SCHEmEI
TO RE DRAWN
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
3s3U0 prizes amoununEto.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves SIS; Quarters S2.6

Whole Tickets, $40; Halves So quarters $40
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 80 900 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed SEPARATE slips Of paper
are epcrced with small tin tubes and placed In Wheel
The FIRST 25T Prizes similarly printed and encirced,
placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number IL drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers aud at the time prize
e drawn the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn opened and exhibited 10 the audience and
registered by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation s repeated
until all the prizes drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
RThe preceding aud succeeding Numbers TO those
drawing the hrst 10 Prizes viii be entitled 10 the IS Approx
imation Prizes for example: Ticket No. 1873 draws
the t5a0O1 prEs those tickets numbsEed li24s, 1929
1881 ii252 will eteh be enti led - as II Ticket No.
$50 draw the $50 600 OrEs, those tickets numbered SIS
SO, $751; O. al escn be eqtted 20 &2u0, and
cording 10 above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF SEQ viii be determined BY the
last figure OF the Number that draws the 100000 Prize.
Tor example the Number drawing the so 900 Prize ends
with No l. then all the Tickets where the number ends 80
will be entitled TO $40. the Number ends with No, 2,
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled to $40, aud so on to %.
oeracAes Packages will be sold at the following rates,
which Is the risks
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
REAL ESTATE SALES.
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FOR SALE.
VaIuble Improved City Property

Privately or at Public Vendue.
AN now offering FOR 81 le privately until the ION g.
dav n me- 1851 that valuable aud desirable MI
tWo Sto-y Hpose Lot No. l3i North Market 50, La
Eat presen oc,up ami owned bV Eli T. Woods fronting
67 feet 4inchs and running buck 1Hfet. The Ho use
cpntains tx in the main bu ling wi large nSh
below and above, and tw1 porch 10 the rear Inc
build consist OF a Store Room. Servants Room
Kitchen, Snose HSlse. &c AL Of hrcS. The boa'e ,s
built in superior STYLE aud hlsh the outer wsis oe -
inches Thick from IN, grouad up aud has lately been re-
painted and paired, and Is 10 good ohoS,. "a
property u itu tted n thrving portion OF N yhaino
for Of blsins is supe or q any yet 80
contg ious n the SquxTe. This Il rare -,f,s
purch lse re residence, and We would aN sn q -
ton OF the premises before the day OF SALE ~ % -,
Adent Offering bar gain. Inc oNnet - r. ID
possesso7 i'm neda,slv II dssFef or paY fsnt W 'Hs "
Of January mex, at the rae Of 500. per annun. A..
TERds OF sALE-0l credit Of one, Two Aeo Va,
re ara .ith intsre fro date, security required ana
lien retain ID n not sod p-ivates. Il VII De oiere1 %
The hzhest hitler on the prsns t1s above name1
Nav al Err. GLAsoOcK, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

FTxaE aadersigbed keeps a Boarding Rouse Cedar
street, next 70 the ferandah Hotel sheFe he IL ready
a. 81 tnes 10 aeconmofate trAasleai permanent
Boaders fniTrstss s tsbis l. Asays proEded wilh
- Jssi MI = Gro. ". COLEMAN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

though not mentioned or slinded to IN my
adde's. comes forward an impef,nent w.
termeddIer with the right of the people Of
Tennessee, and pfovokes the exposure.
Perhaps, in the future, be VII work at
"scotl's Conquest Of Mexico, IN the "re'
tiremsnt" Into which bis aversion to the
use OF the sword has driven bin, As more
eoneensl to hi. peaeesble nature than "a hi'
leg Indians $780,,
Having now dispose Of him as think
BE- deserves, 1t is proper to say that SHAH
take 40 further uol.ee Of ANY lhing emiua'
ting from thai source.
Respectfully.
CID ]. PILLOW.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24
he robbers

; 5000 in double eagles stolen. The robbers
left $4,000 behind.
The Washington Union has the official an.
nouneement that James N. Cats has been
appointed second comptroller Of the treasury.
Mr. Cuts Is the iather-in-law of Senate,
Douglass.
The Central American questions are al set.
tied. The de facto gov2rum.nt of Nicars.
qua is to be recognized, and rlssri to be re.
ceived a. minister
A telegraphic dispatch from Baltimore give.
intelligence of the death of Hon. Louis Me.
Lane. lie died in the city Of Baltimore, at the
age Of sevcnty-one.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

InE TnEspIASs.-On Saturday night
last, the Ihespiaus played to fall house.
The popular melodrame OF Dream at Sea, and
the farce of Loan of Lover. The actor.
generally sustained their part. creditsbly,
and the entertainment was well received
Ia tho Interval between the pieces, a fancy
dance by Mr.. Decatur, which was very
web executed The must, was superb
and everything, 10 fine, eonsprel Ia .mpart
A,efes! 10 ths enlesl-.nmen,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

4 Two BIr Snow The editor of the
Naeogdoches Chfonie. has very hnmor
our article OF u column. on the occasion OF
having to pay two bta to go, admission to
our state peaiieutiary We did not know
before that such lee was exac,ed from
visitors aud We really think that the soon.
erIsI- dispensed with the better lor tho cred,
Il Of the State.-Gdiuesioa Ners.
II our Contemporary OF the News would
reflect moment, he would perhaps think
differently Some regulation OF the kind,
it seems to us, is indIspen sable to avoid
tho annoyance Of slraglers aud loaiers.
Not that we would nslnuate that the editor
Of the Chronicle belongs to either Of those
classes. It may be. however that tho
keeper WAS under the impression, Il ho
once let him IN, he would bore him to
deash asking questions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24
The Senatorial Question.

oar respected contemporary OF the kusk
Seniiae, admits tia, the idea OF judge
R.sEan's becoming a candidate for the
United States Senate originated with the
Rask Egqnifer, a Know Nothing paper,
and lhst he committed an indscfe,ion in
re publishing the editorial Of that paper.
The other propositions OF our late sirc
lures are passed over ia silence, and Their
Justice ia therefore ncitly admitted. lie
ienics, however. ever having been \ Know
Nothing, or any sympathy with that par
,y. The denial 8. gfatuiious, iuasmueh as
we never Intended to lay this s!n at BIZ
door. The conclusion Of his article Is re-
marksbe. He says.
But n. to whether we have exercised 3.
much discrcfi0n and pcirrV as the kepnbil'
can or not, remains to be seen. We re-
.pectfuly decline the further discussion oil
this part oil 10. question, for the present
and viii wait to sec the elects OF the
course pursued By oar worthy contemporary
Of the kepublIesn. 10 blowing over tbs
head Of that distinguished veteran, Gen
J. plnekney Hendersoa, II hs own town
and h.s iriend., into the face Of luds'
Reagan and his friends. and in favor 81
any ore who may be its iayouie, to devel'
ops themselves We can then tell more
about it What would The Republican
think II the ensuing Legislature should
elect Con. Henderson, ol Marshall, Texas,
United States Senator from Texas
We respectfully submit whether we
have said anything to warrant this s'ngu'
lar animadyerson, aod tho iniimaiion o
combined hostility which 1t conveys. To-
ward. Gen. Henderson, our conduct ha'
been uniformly respectful and kind, aut
while our columns have contained nothing
10 which no or his friends could take et'
cepiions we have never been unmndiul o
bis distinguished talents or patriotism, tC
which mefied tribute Is paid in the yer,
article to which our contemporary takes ea'
oeptions Is il remarkable to suppose thai
he selection Of such u man for tho tn,iee
States Senate is likely to disturb our equs'
nimi,yi Judge Reagan, friends have un
gleslionsbly the right 10 pursue an insldl'
Gus and relentless course towards ever,
ono but Gen Henderson, regardless Of lh,
hostility which they may provoke, unde
the assumption that he is invulnerable FOL
all time to come, bnt we ptotes, against ,h'
attempt to couple Henderson OF bis friend
with tits iujudieions movement We have
to say Ia conclusion, that we regard The
election oil United States Senator AZ
simply a choice among friends. and i
we have indicated preference. We had, il
our opinion, a perfect right TO do SO, with
out awakening any unklnd feelings eiihe'
towards oarself or others.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

LyScuiNo-W published, last week
an account, from the Dallas Herald, Of
tho lynching OF a man at Waxahaichie,
Ellis county, Texas, who was charged
with an attempt to ge, up a negro insur'
reclon with the view to rob tho neighbour
hood, and then to run away, he, making
the negroes believe that he would carry
them to "a FREQ State, aud that they had
Il sed upon an approaching camp meeting,
whom the mos, Of tho white population
would be- absent, TO carry out the heiii.h
plot. \ correspondent Of tho Galveston
News gives additional particulars in rela-
ton to this affair II seems that the man,
name was Tom. Douesan, dlias, Her.
Thomas Douegan, Tho Reverend was
only known by It's being seen on numerous
letters and abolition newspapers he re.
coiyed through tho Postoilice The sen
ience was 500 iashes, with leather trace,
inflicted by negro belonging to gentle
man whose housc an attempt was made
to rob The whipping occurred on the
public square in the presence Of 200 ciii'
gems A minority we'e in for hanging him.
l'he Reverend gentleman was then escort.
ed GU, OF town. aud ordered to leave, with
notification ii foend in TIE county. that
he would DO hung. lie is represented as
leaving under delightful feelings Ilo es,
pecled death, but came off simply the best
whipped man who ever wen, through tho
ordeal in Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

or There has been mn unusual amount
u seknes. this fall, so far ~ we eau
learn throughout Eastern Texas. Il seems
to have been particularly fatal upon chil>
dron. This county snd our town have
felt the effects OF sickness, particularly
within few weeks pas, bu. the weather
having changed, we trust the cool winds Of
au,gmn may bear healing on its wings to
tho sick. and exemption to those who are
ye, in health
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

or The town OF Columbia. California,
was destroyed By fire on the 18th OF Au>
gust, A few only OF the buildings on tue
outskirts Of the ,ovu escaped the devastating
element \ largo number of fire proof
building, with their valuable contents were
destroyed. Gao Of the business houses
was blown to atoms by the explosion OF
sooe gun powder, killing five persons and
dangerously woundiog a number Of Others.
The loss Is estimated ut about 5000 900.
Three thousand mon, women, aud children.
were suddenly deprived cs food aud shelter,
What a calamity
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

Ut Mr.. fARnra's new advertisement
vii. appear next week. He has large
aud handsome assortment OF Fail and " ia,
ter goods, ready made clothing DC Call
and see him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

a Journeyman Printer. None other than
an accomplished workman desired.
Also an Apprentice. An INTEL gent ynuth
who wishes % learn good business cannot
do better than to learn flee mt of rniing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

A correspondent OF the Boston Courier
writing from Lowell, the great manufacsas
ring town Of New England, says that Tho
effects OF tho present pressure there as
plain and painful. lie writes:
d" Hundreds Of operatives now deprived
OF labor, by this stern commercial necsssl.
~. are leaving the city. Our population 70
Tor the time diminishing real estste 10 DE-
preciating houses are being vacated BY
their occupants and nearly every depart.
ment of business will share in the present
depression"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

HEAVY fRArp.-A Philadelphia d."
patch, OF the 10Th ul,, says:
The American Sunday School Union
has recently discovered that notes and &C
ceptauces Of tho Board, amounting 70
nearly $4,000 have been circulated with
out authority. 4 card has been prepared
disowning them, aud asserting that the
Board 10 not responsible for their payment
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

The Augusta Georgia. Sentinel warns
the public against taking tho notes OF 'h:
following banking Institutions; Merchants
Bank Of Macon; Interior Bank, Griffin !,
LaGrnngc Bank, Lat:rangc; Bank Of
Greensboro, Greensboro Southern BANK.
Brainbrjge ; Cherokee Insurance aud
Banking Co, Dalton; Planters aud Mer'
chants Bank, Rnggold, and the Manu-
iacturers and Mechanics Bank, Columbus
The wisest plan is to have nothing TO DO
with Georgia bank bills.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

or We had the pleasure of visit on
Saturday from DR.. ions X. EvASs, of
Ciaibofne Parish. La, who has been on =
visit TO his relatives IN hi. vicinity DR..
Evans is a sterling Democrat and ha. filed
a distinguished position in the Senate Of
: nniaIann
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

SAD AFFAIR. On Saturday last, DR..
L II. Kelley, OF Mobile. went to battle on
the Bay shore near the city, accompanied
by his son. a young man Of about seven-
teen years. The latter entered tho water
first. and suddenly cried out to bis father
for help. aud instantly disappeared under
the surface aud was seen no more. Tho
Tribune says:
The cause Of his sudden disappearance
under the water 10 not exactly known, but
it 10 supposed tina, he WAS seized by an Ais
gator, and thus drawn beyond tho sight or
reach Of his sgonizsd parent We have
been told that immense numbers Of large
Aliga.ors have been seen in that vicinity, /"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

Com WEATHER On Thursday morn
Ing tho 18Th lust, Sigh, frost was re.
ported. Ga Saturday last, tho l7ih inst.
there was general frost, though not very
severe. Since then the weather has been
quite cold for tho season. fires. ovcrcoals,
aud blankets have been ~ demand
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

TurN CANELs.--'IheC amels and Drom.
edsrics, imported by the Government some
year ago, into this state, for the purpose Of
trying the experiment how they would
answer the purpose on our great american
deserts or IN the extreme west Of the State
have proven eminently successful aud come
up to the full expectations Of all. At las,
accounts they were on their journey, heavi>
" laden, to the extreme frontier Of New
Mexico. Al! ara now satisfied that the i'm
portalion Of Cames WAS no chiNerical
fight, as was anticipated, but n wise, Judi.
cious and economical scheme, rejecting
credit on the origina'ors OF the plan, There
are now employed nineteen Dromedaries,
and ,hihy.two Camcls, on the frontier
The climate agrees with them admirably,
and but few accidents By disease, or other,
, wse have occurred Calrcslon .Nsps.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

OF See the new advertisements of Mr.
r. + HYDE. Mr. II. has really a fine stock
of goods The selections aro admirably
adapted 10 this market, and are credtable
TO his tasie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

The hesdless body of man has been
found IN Jasper county, supposed to be thai,
Of Il pedlar who had been murdered Tor his
money -.Naeogioche, Chronicle,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-24

rr Money faf ipfons, ef fDr Dues O. ill~ Re
pub.ican ollie sap be forwarded Ag mai af osf f'ss.