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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

THACTS FOR PARENTS--THE ONLY WAY TO
battle and disease begin at the foundation
and the Hence patients have been treated for
variety diseases where have been the sole
sion of the fitness. A. FAHNESTOCK'S CELEBR ATED
is the mdest and most esectual remedy for this
wide spread disease:
Newark N. j., March 2 1854.
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock & Co.:
GentlemenOn Saturday last gave vial of B. A Fahne.
stocks Vermfuge three old and in the
Of the day he passed large number of small should
think there several thousand of Them 1t has improved
his health very much recommend it to the public the
best medicine for expelling that know Of.
CHRISTINA COLES, Is Broad street.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States NIL lm&W
T WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they otter supply
DTnggs ana Dealers g. owesI wholesale prices
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IMPORTS.

PASCAGouLA-steamsr Jas stockton-l25,OO feet lnm-
Der to order.
ANTE RIyER-Seamer Lone Star--50,OOO brick 10000
shingles 10 cords wood to orde.
HAvANAshp Teresita-4l7 hhds ties and II bbs molas
SEES to PUG, Mir eco.
HAVANA-Bark Ana-296 80 ties and 50 bbls mossses
to PUG, Mir eco.
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W0LFE's AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any OF the
articles contained in the above catalogue will find their ad-
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the extensive GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the Uaited States and the prices.
Please address. j. WRIGHT L co,
GENUINE DEDIGINE WAREHOUSE,
MA Nos. ISL and q Cllartres street NewCreans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-03

This Southern and reliable Company continues through the
undersigned her Agent to Issue Policies against Loss or Da
by Fire CITY and Country and the pers OF the Seas and
Rivers, at the current rates Of premium.
Her Policies held by Local Companies and many oil
the merchants Of New Orleans.
In addition documents file IN his Office the Agent, BY
permission, refers TO-
n. j. Hart II CO., Sam Il. Moore K CO.,
j. 7. boswell X Co., Robert A. GrinnsD,
Calvin Tate Co.. d. Felt x Stetson.
HARMON DOASE
General Agent for the Southwest.
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INSURANCE.

Reinsurances, expenses, profit and loss,
etc., less interest, discount, contingent,
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-16
EVANSVILLE IND. TUESDAY MORNING, TO- 1857
FROM NEW YORK.

From Albert g: Richardson's Adv = Using ard
Correspondence Ot1ce, No. 80 broadway Ney York.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-16
NOTICE.

The firm of Keller Farrsley Co., was dissolved on
the firt of January, 1851. by death OF D. Fafnsley,
and sl,hseouent Imitation Persons indebted to the
ither by note or account, requested tn make
immediate payment rs it is absolutely necessay TIA:
the husines should be closed. The business viii tS
cont ned az the old stand by the surviving meberS
of the firm under style and Irn of Keller White
who viii receive all moneys due the old hn and pay
all demands Dc. C.htLLEn1
tana2 lsAAC L. MulIk.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-16
MAnAsII nIyER p.cKEr.

a -1iI~.lk - TIE light draught steamer
{ ET.3 rS... KATE SARCUET, Y. r. De-
z,-ssz--z-souchet. master, viii run a
regular IsscSet between Evansville and the different
plints on th9 Wabash River, during he entire season.
For freight or passage apply on board feb0
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-16
FROM CINCINNATI.
=
CARD To TIE LADIES.

vHyHIS great Turkish Periodical remedy for the
mediate removal OF Distractions, IrTegularities
prolapsus Iteri, Failing Of the Womb, Leuchorrhe
Whites, Sc, NC.
These Pills have never in single instance failei Ia
producing the menSeS. Too much cuInot he said III
their favor. No woman can enjoy good health when
that particular part of her peculiar organization is de
ranged. Sickness ut the stomach, headache. snguUf,
debility. pain In the bead, side and back, ,oss OF apfe
tte, cOsVeness, &c,, some Of the syultoms which
attend irregular men srIaon. As certain rs time
these Pills remove and all Of these syIrtOns
Be sure and get the genuine, which hasOur signature
ON each box. These Pills may he had by atdressiIg
DIR. sanioy Sc Co., and inclosing 81, the Pills viii
be sent by rtsurn mail. ~
N.B.-Ladies whose health win not permit of an M
erelse OF family. viii find these Pills succssful prs
ventive -----i 10 =. --- 900 a-f-
Laiies who are preZnant, shouh not use these PMS
a. they sure to hring miscarriage, though no in
jury To health would follow.
Address, DR. SASFLOY & Co..
febitf 4 Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-16
LOUISVILLE AND EyANsvILLss REGU-
LAR ItCKET

Es.1-2F g. .s-s.1 .t,anii'oat w A. EAvEs, Cart
- --Ez-z-sDuncan, has re-enteiel the
trade for the seson and viii continue 10 make regular
trips. The accommodations for passengers are Of n
superior Order Eor freight IssCe apply board
Leaves Louisville every Monday and THURSDAY al
o'clock. y. M, and returning, leaves Evansville
every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock. p. n.
apsj3m
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-16
GREEN RIVER PACkET.

n -Sir-rlb. - TIE steamer UNION, Capt.
s5.l=v Roberts, hsvir cen just I'm
z-Esishc1 with All t.e latest i'm
provements, OF 80 tons capacity, fast anil very light
drangllt, will ply regularly in the above trade for
which she was built expressly. ant sOiicts liberal
share of public patronage. For freight passage ap
ply on board. mh1
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-16
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.
LOUISVILLE Ann HENDERSON PACKET
STATI,-ffiN

fC1ILk - CAPT. Sullivan, VIII run
ti.1--,s5..sSd as regular racket bctween
- louisville and Henderson. pass
ing Evansville FRIDAY and TUESDAY afternoons.
apo7
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

The New Ohesn. picsyune of the l7,h
.o,,.i,. ..,,,, .1;,o,i.I j., ,,j,i,h ,h.
:, 90
m'te' 'pe"A' W '"e '"oIee' " ''' avn,
hAhfoau NJ na'i"s S'su'"eo NC" MI"
definite interest from the completion OF the
frs, ten miles. within the period required BY
ma, l,x of T.,.. IN ..cn,s mi. ~ tho
.I,,- -. -,l ,....
'""o s'""'s' '''' """' Nv "''"'' ''' =
N the subJoined paragraph We inler that al
the meeting OF the Directory at New York
in Oe,ob,r last the charter WA, transferred
L, a., I -, Ill.,,
means OF raising money
1t WAS for long time though. to DO n
chimetiesl speculative scheme, and, to say
truth, its early associations were not such
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

the eastern por,ico. where the formal cers'
monies OF The Inauguration were to take
place.
On reaching the front Of the postico the
President elect was conducted TO the seat
provided for him. Immediately on the outer
front Of tn. platform. snd in full vi"w OF the
immense concourss Of people who th'onged
the vast area in front. His appearance
was greeted by loud and prolonged cheers
ing.
The tx Presiden, and the committee OF
engagements occupied position IN the rear
OF the President elect. Next IN the rear OF
these, the Chief Justice and the Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court occupied The
seats on the lefl and the Vice President.
Secretary and members OF tho Senate,
those on the right. The diplomatic corps
occupied the seats next in the rear OF the
Supreme court, heads OF departments. Gov
etnors and OK Governors Of States aud
Territories. and ex members of the Senate.
ex members and members elect OF the
House OF Representatives were IN the rear
O, the members OF the Senate.
In tn. rear OF all these there was
miscellaneous gathering OF other persons
who had succeeded in gaining admission,
and scattered through the whole were =
number Of ladies whose brilliant attire gave
relief and variance to the scene. The Dip
lomsilc corp. were slso specially dI'to,
gu.bable by the SNOWY uniforms aud court
costumes in which many Of them appeared
The seone on the porlico as It presented
itself To those below was An inter es,ing
one. and its effects WAS heightened by the
general interest with which the opening OF
the ceremonies vas awaited. Whilst The
arrangements on the porico were beng
complsled, the marine band from n position
IN the rear of the assembage performed
se,ersl national airs in admirable style.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
Texas Items.

4 psry Of rowdies entered the office Of
the Statesman At Waco few day. sluce
snl Manufactured pi to n considerable ex
tent.
According TO tho Texas Almanac there
ara s,sty>one newspapers IN this State
,hittystwo are democratic, twelve indepen
dent four religious and one literary
The Lockhart Waterman says the voung
men OF tina, town have formed themselves
into a Legislative body, and At their meet.
lngs every week, bills are introduced, dis
cGssed. passed or rejected in the same ',sn>
ner AS IN bona Gde session OF the Lrgis,
lature.
A Galveston exchange has the following
items respecting operations Of the troops
under Gen. Johnson on the frontier
A recent fight took place on kickapoo
creek, some thirty.tive miles from Fort,
Mckave,t in which Ave Indiana were found
dead on the ground after the battle, and
several others were known to have been
killed. Ga the side Of the United States
troops John Martin, a private, WAS NOR
tally wounded,
Sergeant Mcdonnell, Of Company d,
ID Cavalry. beaded the party. sc,ed In a
cool and brave manner. The Indians had
rifles and six shooters, and Tough, in tho
chappare for some time.
These Indians have been stealing horses
and plundering our frontier people with
IMMUNITY. Their last robbery WAS TO steal
ten head Of horses from Dr. Nolan and Mr..
Moore. at the head of the Guadalupe.
Letters from some Of our friends say tina,
the Indians are beginning to find thu, they
are no longer to have An easy time Of il in
committing their out'sges, and the older
heads are anxious to quit stealing and 60
on the Reserve.
ANOTHER MURDER murderer
tomicide-wss committed on Saturday or
Sunday last at Corners mills. shout ten
mles below Alto, in this county. The
circumstances ~ detailed to us are about
~ follows; A man named Ranwater en-.
grated to this county some months since,
and with him came = man named Findlcy.
who has continued since their arrival 10
live in the family. Findley had boosted to
some Of the nsghbors Of his intimacy
with Rsinws.ers wife, which was told to
RainwAter. lie replied that he would kill
tindley. Accordingly on the morning Of
the murder. he took his gun to shoot q
squirrel, and left the house. FindIey fol.
lowed. and when a short distance from
the house, Raowster shot him. IIe WAS
found with 'he body. and ackn wrdgsd the
act Subsequently he WAS tiled before =
committing court, and admitted to bail in
the sum Of $500 Ru'k Enquirer.
HosscipE.-A man named Rushing was
killed by another named Campbell, in MAJ
vsrro county, last Saturday, Tho parties
were at horse race. Campbell shot the
deceased two or three times with 4 pistol.
Rushing is said to have been unarmsd.
Campbell fled and made his Escape
Dallas Herald.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

ELrcrioN KnruRNs ov THE Anoc,ArE
JUSTICE Since our last table we have
received some further additions, There
are 03 counties officially heard from
These give Roberts 4,2as; Gray 4.5s3
We have also received the unofficial returns
from four counties. These foot up for
Roberts 3lG; and Gray IS. The tota!
returns official snd unofficial, therefore, 70
ceived down TO the present time, give
Roberts 1864; and Gray 4,35l--msj ori>
" for Roberts 2l3. There are still sigh>
teen organized counlie. to hear from.
namely. Angelina, Henderson, Jack, New.
ton. Tyler. NAnzsnd,. Wise. Young. Atss>
cosa, Bsndsra. Comanch-. Era,h. liidxlgo,
t.smpassas, Parker. San Saba. Starr. and
Webb. - State Gazette.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
0- The Clark.viIls Standard, cali,

0.- The ClArksvills Standard, calling
attention to the card Of NesNs SEMMEs 4
HILL, New Orleans. pay. ,hs following
merited comp'men, to the latter gentleman
"Mr llill, the well known Texas member
Of the firm, has had practice Of eighteen
or twenty years in this State. with The
highes, character for legal capacity aud in
tegrity OF course any Of our citizens who
may have legal business in New Orleans,
would find him the very best possible per.
son to consult with, or to act in the accom>
pIishm.nt Of their objects. Mr.. Hill will
in future reside near New Orleans, having
his office in that city. No member OF the
Bar Of this State has had = more desirable
reputation, and hs will doubtless achieve
emincncc in the profession in bis new
home"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

OF The Caddo Gazette OF the 2ls,
st.t-s that on Monday last. Mr., John "
Smith. Of the firm OF White. Smith 4
Baldwin, attempted to correct negro man
belonging to him for disobedience. ifs
negro rebelled and made .uch demonstra>
tons. ~ to induce Mr.. Smith to consider
his own life in danger, and he sho. him
through the thigh. On smputatiug the
limb the negro died,
Tho came paper says that = fight oe
Cured, on Wednesday week. between the
bar>keeper and mate Of the steamer Union,
during which the bsr.k.eper stabbed tho
mate so that he died on tho following Friday
night or Saturday morning.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

ANOTHER MunpER-On the 9Th inst
an alteration occurred At Powderhorn
Texas, bstwssn 4 man named Kaufman
one Of the men who had charge Of the
camel,, aud the principal keeper, named
Rsy. The latter fred "A Xix shooter at the
former. discharging four barrels, and
wounding him severely. Kaufman was
found in the nigh. with his 'hros, Gu. from
ear to ear. Who pcrps,ratsd this foul act
was not known Tho community was
highly incensed against Ray.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

WHOLESALE KonnERy Fifty Jhous>
and Dollars Worth Of Property Siolen.--
For a considerable period. a series OF
extensive robbefies have been committed
on the Pilsburgb. Port Wayne, and Chs
cago Railroad Within The pas, year the
company had 10 pay between forty and
fifty ,hocssnd dollars Tor goods stolen.
Officer P'uksrton, Of Chicago. WAS en-
gagged to Try and ferret GU. ihs mystery.
Al his suggestion a lot Of goods were
purchased. . private mark put on them, and
directed to variou. mercantile firms in the
West. The decoy took admirably. Al,
a given place in Ohio a portion Of tho
marked articles were unloadsd. \ part Of
the gang took them i" charge, aud the train
passed on. They were traced to Buffalo,
n. Y, where they were given into the care
OF an sue,ionse', sl'o belonging to the
band. This. il would appear. has been the
depo, for all the stolen goods, and where
they have been disposed Of II suction. A
descent wa, then de on the thieves,
and the result WAS nineteen persons were
arrested, one woman a.'ong them, on all
Of whom were found stolen goods which
can be identified. and placed them in du.
rance vile in the Stats Of Ohio. At tho dif>
ferent place. where they were captured.
Among them are employees OF Company.
lawyers, doctors, ccnstsbles and merchants,
men who have heretofore borne an un>
bIemished character Some are residents
Of Pi.tsba'gtend Allegheny
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

~ The George Law, which arrived At
New York on the 10Th brouyh. million
in treasure. This is the case with almost
.v.ty vessel. When 10 the Influx Of gold
to e.sssi San Francisco papsfs state that
III. Treasurer OF the State OF California has
been impsachsd. and that twelve robbie"
a.vs been executed Al San Diego. Dusi'
nsx, in Cslfornis was improving.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

CT For III. las. week. we have had
beautiful weather. Vegetation has ad>
vaueed rapidly. We regret to state, how.
ever. that we are in the mids, Of drought.
of which We know not the end The
wells are low, and travelling is exceedingly
disagrseabls on account of the duet.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

Dsar Reader, you who owe " ,ha, email sum, and
whom all suempts to make rsY have failed thu. far
let ne cay. We yet DEPEND you W. feel confident
,bs, you ~ill dh.- homes. comfort yonr breast snd
To ours. by sq"srng your dues Al thu, office LIT rs
hear iro,a you. At your earliest convenience.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

or 4. q. p. NICHOLSON. who has for
four yesu edited the Washington Union.
h.s retired, and il succeeded by Mr.. John
Appleton. Col. John T. Casters, who has
been assistant in the editorial department,
will continue IN the establishment. and will
have charge of tho publishing department
Of tue paper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

Ex,PRgsipENr PIERcg.--We learn from
tho Washington Star that. on the 4th inst >.
ex President Pierce removed his family to
tho residence Of OK Secretary Marcy, de.
signing to bid Washington farewell so soon
a. all his arrangements to that end can be
consummsted, and the weather will permit
him to proceed North with his wife.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

or We learn tina, 200 tons of Railroad
iron arrived in the Lake few days ago.
for tho Southern Pacific road. II 10 stx>
ted that the balance Of the $500 tons pur.
chased for this road, sufficient to grade
rs miles, will be sent up Immediately y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

The citizens Of Waco have been alarmed
a. report that two or three cases Of small
pox, had broken on, in a family, mile or
40 from town. The Statesman" thinks
i,is only tn. cbisk.n por -- Dallas Herald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
New Orleans Cotton Market,
IivERfopL CLASSIFICATION.
ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT,

ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT, !
SOUTHERN PAciStc RAILROAD coNrASy.
Marshall, Ttras. January 10, 1877.
4 Systematic and efficient management, Of
~ the business of this company, require.
the adoption Of the following regulation. xhsa
will not be departed from in any c,e
whatever
The first Saturday after the first MONDAY n
each month, Is hereby fixed rs Pap das. upea
Which all claim, agains, tie Company. that
shall have been examined and approved, willie
paid.
That claims may be paid un the pay day Of
any given mouth, they must be- presented at
the Chief Engineer, Office. on ~ before III,
lst day OF that month otherwise, the, wri
lie over one month, for examination
As check roll. are sent IN 80 tn. Chief In.
gneer, on the Is, day Of every month, clam.
f'r labor on the Road viii be considered a.
presented By the check rolls
T. \ BLANFH tt,of Engin,t-.
Jan, Il, 81 nool If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

A Washington dispatch says that among
the appropriations made at the last session
OF Congress was one Of million Of dol,
lars Tor the construction Of 6y~ steam sloops
Of war Good.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR.

I Z - 49,. -, ...,.,.,.,
NE "A'h y" Wv TN ''"
We copy the following "ftc'e from tn"
Clafksvil!e Standard Of the l31h inst ,
Those who have opposed Mr.. Runnels for
....;, .nda. ,. coli ,iy.
Tue p'eJ"''ce' ''ey arc ""'Ne"'"s "'''"''
by their il''imed course.
"For Governor the contest still goes on.
Runnels aud johnson are the leading can.
Jids,es but some person. are suggesting
the name Of Judge Reagan. aud the Ma.
cogdoches Chronicle suggests that there ia
s,ill another behind, who has no trumpe,ers
and puts forth no pre,sn.,ons, ba, who will
command the confidence OF the State, and
may ge, the nomination which we suppose
to be an Allusion to Geo. ". Smyth Ger,
tainly most unsrcep,iona6le gentleman.
whom No should take great pleasure IN
supporting il nominated BY the Convention.
There il no necessity for xcrimony in this
rivalry for the nomination no ex.
cuse Tor it. All the gentleman named are
worthy and honoraLls-purs in intent.
We see that there has been a mis,statement
Of the position Of the Hon. II. r. Runpels
one Of the psominen, candidates charging
him with being a supporter Of the Stats
plan Of internal improvement. This i. a
statement wholly untrue, aud, without .
base to stand upon. M. Runnels 10 not,
nor never was An advocate or fsvorer Of
that system. lie 10 in favor Of the Co,po
rate system. with liberal donations and &C.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
The Michigan Legislator. mad. -.
P''s'io"' 10 The ."osn. Of s4Oo a. -
among which 10 $4,000 10 Ksn...

MissorM.-ln August ne.., III. 49,,
of Missouri will have ~ sL-ct . Co,..
:hree Ssp'ems Judges. and sixteen CO..
Judges; also = member to Co"gs... ts ~"
the Third District. '~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
DisraIcr Couar.-Our Dptriet Cour,

Disrs,cr Corar-Ous Dstrict Court
10 drawing fss, to = close. II is supposed
that II will adjourn sometime next week.
A good deal OF business has been done.
A grss, many cas.s. however, have been
continued in consequence OF the relations
occupied by the Judge. as lawyer. to the
parties. We believe bic Honor. {. A.
Frazer has given general satisfaction to the
Bar aud the people. We may Say the
zane OF J. ". Clougb Esq District At.
,orney. Ns makes an excellent oisic-r
Faitaful to the State. be mover forgss .hos-
high toned feelings and sympaihies which
a gentleman should never surrender. and
which ough, to be priceless. lie is among
the very few dis.rict attorneys W. have
me, with. who seemed TO remember at all
,imes thu, he WAS gentleman, and not a
hired perseeuior.
There have been two cspitsl convictions
Al this Court, ,o>wi,; 4 negro man David,
slave OF VIM. C. Minis, for numbering his
ovsrseer, Nj 4. Abney aud negro man
named Martin, slave of James Cellams
Cor the mufjet Of bis oset.eer Ruus Cren.
shsw. We erp-c, they will be sentenced
to-day.
OF Our contemporary OF the Harrison
F,g. takes Us to task about paragraph
which we published n week or two ago, in
which 1t was announced 40 follows 4" X.
Stewart, Of st. Joseph, G.. x. J. \. o. Of
Sublime Council Sons OF Mslia, has res
ceyud the Democratic nomination for Gov,
ernur OF Missouri. IN place OF Ifusten
Polk Our neighbor AYERS, with the slr
Of n man who had found good thing. tha,
S,ewsr. must be somo pumpkins, from the
array of initial, succeeding his name. and
then calls upon us TO explain. What does
10 wish US to explain How j, came in
our paper II he will notice, he will pef>
ceive that il was = selection and not an
editorial. Certainly he does not wish an
explanation Of the Initials. II he does
we cannot give 1t, ~ we are not member
Of the Sublime Council But, If we
are correctly informed, our contemporary Is,
and took the very degree abou, which he
seems to be so inquisitive. II ia further
stated. that the position admirably became
him physically and intellectually, and that
his hes. friends considered that, while he
occupied it, he WAS some pumpkins.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

CT On The OH inst, there WAS another
isn delivery at San Antonio. Five men
made good their escape. .e.~i'; two A"s''
icsn.. two Mrxicans. aud one negro.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

or On the 3fd inst. Delegates were
chosen in Grsyson county for the Waco
Convention, and instructed 10 vote for
johnson for Governor and N. ". Allen for
Lee, Goysrnor