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Financial.

NEW YORK, April4 .-Stocks are generally low
er and dull. Chicago and Rock Island -; Cum
oerland Coal ISL; Illinois Central Shares l3lx;
do. Bonds 80; Michigan Southern 90 4; New York
Central 50 y; Reading TN; Canton Co. 2lki Vir-
ginia 6As 81 4; Missouri 6's s3x.
Sterling exchange is grm al l9
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GLASS JARS, COUNTER CASES, BOW
NJ WINDOWS AND BAKE House APPARATUS, &C.,
AT AuCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant
shall sell, at the store and hakehouse. No $685. on
m. all the Glass Cases and Candy Jars and Store
Fixtures IN the store; also all the Baking Apparatus
in the bake house, viz:
Troughs Pans, Moulds, Scales and Weights
Measures, Awning and Frame
Bow Window and Stoves
Terms cash. A. GREEN.
ap2-eo Auctloneer.
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Col. Benton Opposed to Emancipatiop-New
Ranks.

ST. Louis, April 3.-At the Democratic meet.
ing held here last night, Mr.. Huntington. tbs
editor Of the Leader, read letter from Colonel
Benton, in which he denounces and repud ates
the Emancipation movement in this State
Upwards of Sl,25O,OOO have been subscribed TO
the stock of the six new banks about TO DO
started in this city.
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BaItimore Markets.
New York Market.

RAlrIMaRE. April 4.-Our markets became dull
on the receipt OF the Asias adyices, since which
mo- sales of breadstufs have TRANSFERRED.
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CHEAP SPRING GOODs.IThe subsoriber has

- - Just reseixed from BaItiIRore, Phila, ~Ar
sPRISG GOODS being ssd the sS arssst and ~
most beautiful assortment of Goods for house keep
ss fSS;S Ri sisaF SE S5
fgerators, the latest improvenent and the Best in
the market. Has also in store at very low prices,
manufsctories in Phsde Phis and New Yo YORK 'ns
beautiful assortment of all kinds and sizes of BIRD
CAGES of gil coq1s, direct from the manufactures
Bushnell & Tulps best quality Chd's Gigs,
Wagons and Spring Chaises from their factory IN
Patent WATER COOLERS, the latest improve,
saIVsnasd ron and timed inside. direct fIoxf the H,
manufsctores IN Philadelphia
Japanned and Bright Ware.
large assortment ofIyory Tableand Pocket Cut
Sponge, Sip. and ChiId's Bathing Tubs.
Wood and Willow Ware -.
mandatory in Boston as well rs all other kinds and
soss OF the latest improved Cooking Stoves for
q Please call and examine our Spring and Summer
'11ds all OF which will be gold very cheap for cash.
ALI goods delivered free G. G. eWSytSSfSsbiwARD
. Penn; avenue bet: 10th and iith s. Streets,
Sign OF stoves, Crates, and HOus efurnshins Goods
Brown stone front, No. 3i8
OtaR}Ik Y 81 4 HSP BoI1RBoN wHIsKEY.-
50 dos do Oil B 81 ( BMohNiskEY' warranted pure
Just received and for sale by
aP2-lw "a Water street, Georgetown
A CARD.ISPECIAL ATTENTION is called
to the sale of the handsome two, story and attic
DAY kFTERN0oN, April Sd, at clock G on the the
This desirable property is nearly new. and built in
F Rs sqRSare and Is
The owner q this valuable property being about to
from q W he
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AUCrIoN sAENa-
By c. W. BOTELER Anc,,o.,

X,
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIJRWIT..nr
- IHE NAIrosAL EATise- Hcr.S-Nhdo. f NJ AT
sell At the National Eating Ssec =, a. M shall
PennsyivaHia avenue and Sixth street an
81 .hSssng scs. s an E. s
Mshosany Dining, Centre, and Card Tss sts'''
window Curtains ia s and Ornaments. Window Shade,
Mahogany Centre Tables, with marble tops
Table Cutlery, spoons and Forks, Casters
Large large I S.. t in1 ffBS Sncs7 BOWL.
Block-tin Chafng Dishes, Coffee Bigrins
Soss. WS az rsEs @ Il SSssSsa1y frame
pedsteads, Feather Beds and Mattresses
Cookins eys wash.oGIler, copper cooking utensis
montbs crsJ II; and under, cash over ss ? s. and
sRsd cA i B SSfhEEtkksH ka A.tSTssy.
BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FI tT PrsSE a. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs
MQkNNSH April AgsII at 10 cocE 7, ,hR sRAY
OF Dr. wallace, on Indiana avenue betweep leu snd
b sfT E: shall sell all his Funite and Honse
B B, PIANO Forte By Knabe & Cache
Walnut Plush:coyered Sofa
Marble.top carved walnut Centre Table
walnut carved Sofa, arm and parlor Chairs
Mahos9Ty hair spring seat Rockers and parlor
Hail oae asSsfBs sas s g.s Gec, .Srss,
Elegant gilt Slight Parlor Chandeliers
Mahogany Dining and Card Tables
do Sideboard, cane-seat Chairs Iounoa
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Wasbstands
Feather Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows
Washsands, Toilet Set, Stoves
Mantel Clock, Vases, Lamps
Cr1ckery, stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum ,
credit OIL 90 and and 90 days for satisfactorily en-
doIsed notes, hearing interest va
ne Honse is Tor rent. Inquire on the premises
nlar ga JAS. e. MCGUIRE Auct
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
nntll IHC RSDAI MORNING. April 9th same
"oui aIiu pace. JAS. L. MCGUIRE,
I'M
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IL Post Office, Washington. ID. O.. nr ~ ,as7
SOrd Ter to De inserted in the EvEsISG STAR, it
any daily paper published in Washington
W.. persons applying for letters n, the following
list, Will please say thew are .pvvprisrn
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
NEW TWQ-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
! rrioP AI PyBLIc ArorioN:-On SATURDAY
Ar LEX OON, April {, at O'Clock on the preni-
ses, shall sell the north half Of Lot numbered ~ in
SQUARE numbered 49, fronting IS feet on Isth street
west, between North L. and vi streets, running hack
l6S feet onehalf inch to a 20 feet aey with the i'm
ptoveementS, consisting of a new two-story Frame
complete, except plastering.
Title perfect. Terms cash,
sp2-d j. e. McGIIRE auo,;,,oor
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

FOR SALE, 4 VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERTS, No. IN North Capitol street. near the
corner q 6 street north; Lots Nos 50 and 81, in
square No. 63o, fronting 50 feet North Capitol ST
and running back los feet TO ffteen feet alley
me Improvement consist of a very neat, snbstan-
tla ana well built two-story Frame Dwelling House
containing five rooms and back kitchen, with other
necessary improvements
There Is good assortment of young fruit trees OF
so desired, the ground not built on will be sold in
Two separate lots, having sixteen feet front each
leaving the house and ground on which IL stands To
he sold separate. The location is central, being
within ten minutes walk of either the Capitol Posi-
or Patent Offices, and in the Immediate vicinity of
me large printing establishment lately built by Mr.
wendell ana IN PIdly improving part of the city.
Also Lot No. 10, square No. $50, fronting 81 feet
on East Tenth street, second lot from street north
southeast corner, and running hack 100 feet, les,
For fgrtheT particularly apply on the premises,
North Capital street, to p. MULLEN.
On Thu RSDAT AFTERNOON, April 9th At
81 o'cock P. m In front of the PREMISES shall sell
the above described property ~
Terms: Two thirds, cash; the residue in s, and
Smonths, secured by deed OF trust the property
with interest, rN''
Title good and no ncumbrance whatever against
this property.
Furniture also for sale.
aD2-d A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
DAWNBROkER'S SALE OF GOLD AND
Silver WATCHES, PISTOLS, BOWIE KNIVES, & @.
shaS se at auction, at my store corner of 7th and
ID streets, next THURSDAY MORNING. April
9Th, At 10 o'clock, a. m, great assortment Of
Gold and Silver Watches
Gold fob. vest, and guard Chains
Finger Rings, Iockets, Gold Pens
Bowie Knives, pistols, case Mathematical In
". b. Watches made by Tobias, Johnson, Roskell
and other celebrated makers of Liverpool and &C.
neva.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
J. ROBINSON,
Licensed Pawnbroker, $40 Pa. avenue2
ap 4-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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4 -aE 5'IFD EALER IN ICE. 10
No. 5, First street, Georgetown, is prepared To
execute orders for ICE, either left at his resdentS
or with kidwel Lawrence, 18th street.
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI
facias, issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cnit Court of the District Columbia for the County
OF washington, and to me directed, shall expose to
pnblO sale, for cash, i'm front of the Court house
door OF said county, on WEDNESDAY the 10Th of
Aprll, lS57 at O'clock, p M. all defendants right
ttle clalin and interest," and to all of the subdiyi-
sion Nj and of lot No. 4, in square No 574 of the
CITY OF Washington, in said county and district, as
said subdivision have been laid out for the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Company, and plot thereof duly
recorded The said lots, NJ and n. having front Of
% teet Ia inches ON Louisiana Avenue and G street.
and averaging % feet 34 inches on st street west
and containing 4S9 square feet being the northeast
corner of said squares seized and levied upon the
property Of James Crutchett, and will be sold to
satisfy lndiclas No 20 and q, to March term 1857. in
favor of Hamilton & Cain. J. ID. HOOVER,
ap Aids Marshal for the District of Col.
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AUCrrOrT sAI.HG-
FARM FOR SALE,BY AJ-CTJON -

+ On MoS nd AsYAi h. ls,h AA I,ii .
ThSs the subscribe, resides also the Reasehod
!. :saaisd n sSans
Il ans eq5 rom upon
PortLcos, the former thirty By twelve feet
k snd comfortable house for servants or farm
nanos large and convenient barn, with stablina
cste s Stsef and As many COWS and ample
the barn, to hold two tbonsa n root cellar under
market or stock feeding ice house spring honse
smoke smoke house; corn house, stone market root
Of which water Obsned ali the inE spsIai
orchard Of than thousand tR ha aG f1e ea
ar Gas,en paintings consisting of the choicest
ard) cherries and ounces At present fourteen acres
are seeded down to wheat and rye; six in timothy,
dy to be put ia corn and oats the SPRING and eleven
purposes of the place, This farm has been cultivated
with care and Is very productive, pains having
and market garden farmer, or nursery man. or for
in all respects highly improved it is superior to any
Terms of sale: One third cash on the delivery of
the warrantee deed. and the balance in equal install
terest on the deferred yments which are to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property.
For the furniture, stock, and Implements all sums
under $40, cash and all sums over SlO on credit
dorsed. ~ VII
On Monday next, the 9Th inst. at II O'Clock, A. m.
VIII also sell at auction, the premises the BIA,
DEN FARM of 90 acres, situated within a quarter
of mile Of the above described farm For terms of
TINS sale and description the property, another
advertisement an this day IS Star.
Both these sales at auction will positively be made
to the highest bidder at the times and places specf
Ell. lap 81 w. ID. WALLACH.
N-VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI
j. facias, issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and to me directed shall
expose TO public SALE for cash, in front of the Court
house door of said county, on WEDNESDAY the
18th OF April; 1857, at O'clock. m all defendants
right, title, claim and interest in and to lots No. and
~ IN square No 64l; together will all and singular
which the fme lin ~ a ahe properly ON
gnis Avenue and the canal" seized and levied upon
as the property of Parrot A. Prinale Edward r.
G29de Samuel J. Seeley and Cornelius BOYLE, and
VIII he sold to satisfy judcials No. PAS to October
term 1855, and jud cals To March term 1857 in favor
OF r frederick and Augustus Schneider. and John
Purdy. J. D. HOOVER
ap Aids Marshal of the Dist of Col.
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LIVERPOOL, Saturday, p. m.-Cotton is quiet
and unchanged. Sales OF UOO bales 4
Breadstnfs are very dull and unchanged
Consols 90 a93k.
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r CRIMINAL CorRr.-Yesterday. previous to the
adjournment OF the court, Andrew Ridley, for an
assault and battery, was sentenced to paw fine of
- and COSTS VIM. Carey, do, 80 and costs.
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DEATH OF DE-. A. II. SAUsDERs.-DoctorA A. n.
Saunders, formerly Of Occoquan, Prince william
county, but for several years past resident OF
this city, and a clerk in the Sixth Auditors Of
nee. In Washington, died suddenly yesterday
morning. He had been in i'll health for some
time, but his death was very unexpected, and will
be- deeply lamented by his numerous relatives and
friends GdSdE. F.. .'s '-+'
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DIED,

August i;,h, KENNETH l.. -HERROp.
aged - years
lIs bn. passed avty from lsariL through
suffering purified loa world beyond
70 iir mansiou- ii the Tar. far. west. n
The setting sun, iiused With an slrnoa,
spiritual ri0ty 'nks oalmy into fcst,
80 snuk lns sun 1t life.
On SUNDAY night. August gard, 1857. c.
teen minutes after ten o'clock, little DES
DORA, only child Of F,agk J aud Missouri
$ patillo aged ten months and twenty-four
DAYS Dlsease-Nhooplngeough .ad sfain
fever.
We deeply sympaihise with our dear
friends in their sad bereavement They
have los, their lovely babe but let them
no, gsieve. II has gone 10 land thst
sorrow cannot reach, aud where sicA uess,
pain, and death are lest 40 more
Bright he the plrce 81 tty soul
Ne eli-f spirit than tline
E'"r hart from ~ nSf,gd runitd
Ia ihr utbs Of The li-ssrd ls shine,
ON earth thou VET all hm divine
ts Thy soul shall immortality he
And our sorrow NAV cease 10 r-pihr
When We know that Thy God i with ,ios.
lrhi h. the nrl of thy tomb
MAY o.. yerinre like rmernlds hc
There should not Is. iie shadow Of caoA
In anghi that reminds us of tire.
Young flowers a cd an ngsfsr.en tree
MAY spring fruta the spot Of ny rest,
But nor cypf-s. nor yea lei N, see
Ior why shuale Ne mourn for The hlss'
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The article Published la,t week ronflu
aed the discussion OF The seoetsl principles
living n, the foundation Of the enactmen,.
81 the Code. would hav. then passed
formally from the whole sal Ieei. hut was
tho intention to sum up the objections
urged ngsinst tho Code and pom, on, the
evils that would rssul, from them 90 FAR as
they could be Anticipated Engagements
which could not negl.st. and cifcamstan
ees over which ! had 40 control, have pres
vented me from 80 doing. mus, now en-,
ter upon tho discharge Of regular official
duty which Will occupy my time daily
until sbout the clos. OF the year. must
therefore in this Informal way pas, this
interesting and alkimpottsnt subject from
my handle
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Gen. sam Houston, was at independence
last Saturday. o" his way home lie
made political speech a, the Bspsis,
ehafeh, which we unders,aud, was denied
to others Tor that purpose. Whether he
desecta,ed this sacred place Of worship to
the Holy OF Holes BY his unmi,iga,ed
abuse Of those VITO srs politically OPP osed
to him we have no. learned. He leit on
the Wsshlng,ou stage for iIuntslle on
srnday night, on hi. arrival At Warrington
be acknowledged lha, he WAS beaten lie
no doubt, signs Tor X y. Lodge il
somc vast wilderness"
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GLORIOUS NEWS!!!
NILSSON III, IOWA. TENNESSEE, ALA.
BAMA, AND NORTH CAROLINA,
GONE FOR THE DEMOCRACY!
AGAIN OF NINE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS-
MN 50 FAR As HEARD From

The Democratic msJoriies from the cleo
tons IN other States begin to roll in.
Missouri returns Indicate that
the Democratic candidate for Governor
has been elected. Clark. DemocrA. has
been elected to Congre. from the .hlrd
District.
Iowa. 800 Iowa speaks with increased
Democratic msjoriIies.
k,Nrucky. 49, Kentucky ba, gone for
the Democracy The Legislature is dem>
ocfa,ic for the frs, time in fcr'y year.
Jane. T. Clay. OF the Ashland District,
We rejoice to learn, 's elected
Al,B,u, The Mobile Register says
III. know Nothing delegation in the
next Legislature will not exceed twenty IN
number. They hsv- only elected one Sen
s,or. So lar as heard ifom--Mr. lamIson,
OF Tuscaloosa
The Democracy viii have the entire
Congressional representation, and an over'
vhelmrg majority IA the state l.eglsla
ture. ". are relolced st thus glonens
Triumph, but it imposes responsibilities
which should. and We believe, Uiil he wise
~ met
The same paper says Our victory IS
complete. our t'iumrh overwhelming IN
the city OF Mobile the heretofore lnpreg>
nnble fortress OF kuow Nothingism. we
have carried the election by something
near two hundred majority aud the county
between thrss aud four hundred The
msiorty Tor Col. Snllwotih. our tonefes
.ional candidate, will probably reach five
hundred
We think it scarcely questionable that
our delegation in Congress at ITS next ses
sion will be entirely Democratic.
The Montgomery Mai gives the official
vote Tor Congressman IN the third district
ct Alabama, ~ foions DowelI, dem
G,j0j Judge. American, Il. us DowrIi'-
majnfity. 81.
Harris, democrat, has been
elected Governor hy a large majority
In Tennessee, Gen. Atkins, democrat, i.
sad to have defeated Ethcriige, american,
hate member Hon / X /oIiicoisr, Amer.
icsn. il elected n the eighth district !,
Wright. democrat, IN the seventh district,
Nh! jones, democrat, ~ tho sixth District
The election Of every demncmt II the
tenth dl.iuri. "a democratic gam has been
he{ore announced.
NoRru C,RoltN, ELrcrior Il aP
pesrs thst the democrats have carried every
lhiue their own way in North Carolina
Rniin. Wia.low. Branch, Gag, sud
Cllngman. all democrats, had liule or 30
opposition IN their respective congressional
districts
Iutfr iRgrsrED. Il nan names Dick
.on wa. arrested IN this place. on sunday
night. charged with stealing short time
since regro man and ~ 30, from gen
teman in Houston. Texas Dickson hal
the negra in h. possession when he wa,
spprehrnied. and q, is supposed WAS ems
d,ayot,ng to reach a Tree state. Monday
morning. IN charge OF their captors, they
started On their return 10 Houston. The
country "a fuii 81 fa.caiS anl n hrhoo.es
planter, sui farmers to keep a look out
Tor them $3.50 Nona u fsieru
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MILAN ;iIC AND FEMALE
1N>llTl ~.

INilt regular exercise Of tbs Institution
l All he Resumed on Iur.dtg, the 1T day
Of September and enl with an examination
the at week In Jane, 1855
Pupils are at liberty to- enter Tor the five or
ten months term rho.g 8bp may enter ~
any time during the ilrst muHh, w,ll bee charged
from the por!ipsnsnH'ut It the term. Those
Wha enter after that tcrfs. Mil Ice charged
itom The tine of en,etance
Ample accommodations fef bnlri can l..
found with ,he PRINCIPAL, TO-. tse male depart.
ment, aai with Nr 4 j. i}a'lle, for the lc.
male departa,cnt. bpl tss-c who prefer IT, are
az liberty 10 seek board rl-rW ,rrc No stu.
dent. however VIII be permitted 90 board al
a hotel
\ sufficient number Of comp"'en, a~,or.
wlll always he In Attendance, 10 ptS, thorough
Instructions to all the cla-se-
The musical department Wll be conducted
ly Nt.. Ro,A lulU, a yoang iady of Known
capabilities
The de4 ppao j. Fundamental hu, strict.
No parent a. eirilan. We ih,nk need Tee, any
unea,.ness, with regard To the mental e- nor.
al 80 iJre of those entrusted 80 our care
TERMS ,EE SESSION, FIVE MONTHS.
Beard, $40 40
Irht- fpx,raN 5 90
uib'n iH Ordinary tnA branches, 10 90
H. Latin Grer. Mathematics and the
h'l her tngl-h tranc 3c-. one rs aii, 20 Oh
Tuition. Nn-ic with u-r Of ln.tium't % go
Incidental ,4pcnse-, 90
1t Is yery Necessary lhai pupils shall be-
pfes.u, at the hesinng Of the term, m order
that the ela.scs m.y be fu.ncd without delay.
YIN. u FEATHERS rON,
President % Milan Mae aad Female ln-,l.
tuic
Boston Texas, Aug IS, 1877.
ALg - 81. Aa-5a 2w
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.On Wednesday, the Dad day If september
next by divine permission, We Wil commence
a Camp. mcetug at Mount Ilon ttmPgrnurd,
Ey-an Fields circuit, Panu,a county Texas
Extensive Preparations are being made hy
the friends, AMI members Of the u f Church
South, to accommodate all who may favor "
9.,h their attendance We Their fore rxieuI
the Invitation Ia all persons. far and near
and may the God Of Heaven come with YOU
Minister. q! all denominations are especially
invited to attend Come dear brethren. with
your Camp NEE ting songs, prayers of futh.
and Holy Ghost Sermons and we MI, By the
blessings Of God, have a time bong to be re-.
membelej
il VI STOVALL, p. c.
Elysian II. Is, July -. 1887.
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or Since our last, we have received the
official ressfns from fifteen or twenty coun>
ties. the most Of them from the Chief Ju,
tees whom We addressed. requesting them
10 ssnd ~ the vote. These returns vary
IN almsst every case the reported vote. snd
IL ssvssal instances very materially, Tier.
sss ll0 sosstiss, and Lss,ng the rs.stn,
lesa osly aesst 10. We cannot Of caasse.
sfsas wAai ~ s.ajosisi.s will be. ". can
~. hewsvss. iAst We are satisfied tho en-.
lire deasesstie Ackst,is elected. Rnnnels
Hsejosity viii b. from SIX to ten thousand
ksaea~'s tsem foss u Gig thonssnd. ~
ssss ws-t. - hops 10 tsvs the official
ssts ks@ tkis Dissies ..d pe,hpp, from
- greater pss6ss u ~ State.
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t,..,...,, S,,,r,. Nor C,xnfn,rp
"a. s,,la,,,.d n a., ,ba, r,an,h
- 1. a.a.tI,,, e., ;a,,,aaan,
,",.,oo. n. bs. ,o,.,o,b III. s,,,as and
na, h.,n, .hl. 10 osny.,, IN. s,.,s doc.
-. ., h.J j., ..,,.
'.',e~,, 49,, ,..,,n ,ha en- su,,,, >,.,,nsj
a. c.a, ,ha, rho shoye GOA. m .,,onn,
;. 80. .'I,.n,a,. If A., .l.o,, ,.o.J.,o
,,d an, hin, on, n som. ,b,aa q, fon,
h,nJ,ad yo,.. ,h,, ba ,s. Ll.l, H. oh..i,
- ~, ,,.,, ,Lo So a,,.,,,.L.
III. ,J.e. ,th , d,oy. If ,onis. H..
49,. s,,da ,,.e,h IN ,ha Carr, uo,sa =,
az. n,,o.,ian,,y axn,.,.s1. \, every "a
n.,i,.,,, =, ,,hi.h r,onsh .e,,,,., az ia.
s,....A confidence :, h,,rs.J and ,,e,ss.ad
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CITATION.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY OF IiARRtsoS.
Henry Shepard, vs.. Jacob +. Warrington.
No 1870,

1o any iasf,d efi1s- IF 'rid county Greeting
Not are hereby commanded to summon.
l Jacob T. Warrington, by publication in
the 'reXas Republican, uew -papcr printed in
the to..n OF Marshall. Harrison county, for
three successive weeks, 70 be and appear be-
fore me at my office. on Saturday the 18th Of
September next within the hours prescribed
by law to answer the complaint of Henry
shepard in plea Of debt due by account, for
one mule. bough, in NAV, 1857.
Herein fail not sud make due return a, the
Law directs
Given under my hand thu, Goth day Of An.
gust, a ID 1857
W. &. WAX BLAND, j. l..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-29

EniroRs,-We had the pleasure Of a
visit during the past week from Mr. ]
Jarvis OF the Qnt.~sn Herald, and Mr. VI
fal-y Of the J,He,son Gazette the former
bound for Shreveport, and the latter. with
HE accomplished and losely wife, ou hi. wsy
to Nacegdoeh.s. They were bo,h in good
health. bot looked decidedly thin. which
was owing. ~s presume, TO the bo, weasl..
o. and the Isbors Of III. late cauysu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-29

GT This number commences tho .,ata
volume Of the Republican. Eiga, years
ago last May we commenced oar career in
Ma'ahall. Daring that time. papss After
paper has been started. no, only in TIL.
place. but throughout the East. very
few Of which have survived an evidence
Of tho uncertainty Of the business We
yet live. and to day the Republican and
Northern Standard are the oldest paper. ii
this section Of the State The onlv ones Of
any age that have not changed hand.
A. The EDITOR said At the dinner party, We
ere 100 FIJI for further comment