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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12


| t,,m uo,,ev s,s-n ty sh- Chsi Eng
u.~s. .i..w here, i" ,o,i~ys issae. VII be
seen, ,h.,, sntsss given number "' 'sh"f
~,s can ,oon h.. obtsin.d snd put 70 wo'h
ucor the Soa,hss. Pacific 4. x. ms Char
,.r. IN Ill human probability. VII be 'or
,~,.d. Onls forty sddi,ions! hsnds ATE
I. ou,,sd 10 SAVE IT, Wscsn not for II nio'
n,.r, ,hu.k tbs, lb-,s vii he any d'iiics'i,
IN obtaining them were he number 'hfIe'
~ u,~n, Il cant he pns.'bls that The s-"'
,,,u. minded e,i,s-ua Of thu old sid wealthy
Cruu,, Of ti~tti-oo. the pioneer cooni,
y, i, w-rr, in In'e,nal improvement, will ie'
80 paltry consideration, surs' the io'ieit'
ar. Of tn. franchise of the s'eaie.. enter
pris. Of the aye. Never.
Som. stock -holdrfs aud some who are
not may hnv, j"'i cause irr complaint
few en,srp'isr. pfogirs- ~ isf ~ ihi' has
aitbnui manifestation. Of di-eoutenL u is
nluos, n matter II eouisc Where hs INST,
srs peeunisiil, iuterest,d. Bot the gur''
tinu aii,e.. what !. 70 be- gained b, "rp"
.i,,,, ", all want the road. not fut the
p;artsef OF he hing bat Tor Tia uttiiiy.
81. wata It asa means of travel nnd lrats-
pofia,ion We want II bschu-e It VII "a
er.H.c lhe pfire Of fesl e'ia'r. md ,nprlt
Us with ,ilailei for the ystious products
Il ,he countf,. at home herAnse It VIII
io.ris. ~.~,py mud .u,,tpfi.e. he" the
nuliipII.d Llc~siugs to ic.uli Rom iis sueN
cess are considered, will ary tusn contend
that hs i. justified ~ sne'ng his orr"-'
,iau e., ia. reason tim, his iuv~s'aien, oi
tvsnty or even Lat DID dollars Is not
Lk~,, to f.wstd hm with AL Immediate
anoul,d interest
:sn,ne are always di..rl fed Il tfsy Gnu
iinple th.if money. " NJ ouch ~ tills cHs"
:. fleet fnr n oionirui snd consider what is
waniirg in neH !. made NJ IN malt. ~ :"
oth., wntds while they can not at the IN
slant rouy.r, ih.,, interest III The Road in,o
MONEY. ih., ,l,-if w~slib ha. been ,uefea,sd
p.ihap. ten told n,of- than The sum 80 ~
vested, simply upon the faith OF the sucee'.
OF this p,~nt work. 10 say nothing Of the
prosperity. 5.u,his to ,esnlt
30, le, TIT. Charter be forfeited snd YOU
ms, hid good bye to your i"'re-, in III"
mon.y donations and tho land
houu. provided b, the i-,t Legislature.
AID sgsin II, this bot fail aud say future
attempt to build upon ia runs. vii meet
with hk. opp"s'I"" and dennne's''"ns "i
hunhr 1pty. Save the charter. and tho rpN
~. slsn sai-. 1t can hs done.
.hould and viii b. done The obstacle +.
~ /, hrng that it viii be removed. What,
,hmk about failing when iofiy additional
hsnd, for two munths Will b,iug X X to
oar very doors. Ard sgsia. We sre ia
',urneJ that Dr. 10 Is,lo,. Col. ". x ID.
AID. nnd MI L. \ Blanch esn giy"
u.,i.ct saii.inetiuu ibHt til. W-g"s ~ lHbn'
,r,, ulii he pa'd AID 10 -al',', s"a'-.l',s
meet them next we. n, y meeting 10 lac
..id ~ the Couft IIouse. t"ns N g.ntle
men, stockholders snd citizen. gsnrfallJ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

~ ". i.r,v rsrhed from Mrsst' lronsrl sc'at
/ e. III, EIh ebgrv, R-stw for Oeut+r, The I'd
ris,. .dunn ol ihs anik 4 Bacon ." Napier, Z"
IN, N~s.ttrrr 5.a Hem Niun'. History
u F,snc. E" "isnsed t.sllt; " Lives -. the Chl.I
Jm-tu-- oi Euvsnd - The highland Nm, Sleep
and Deer. . 'isf'on'. Lille Of Michael Ansel" >
IN. lijsn Muiag"
M-.m s'au Ca rr?ailsh i- Ianion. W-st
raiu.i-, <nfih int shd Kfug hsrg l.,ires Pre-
VI gls, kwss-i AID .,y un. of ,h- four Reviews 5
Ihs !eur Re- p~r AMI Hsckwoud, 40.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
th.i Eugir.sr, X. X.
Dec "a, 81. l5-lt

Masonic MnvlntNr.. The grand sn
camp"+n'- oi h"eh, !,mlls'.. ri Ohn
n lew weeks since, passed IS i-,olu,i"n
s.vsting Nil connection with the c.ne,x
grand -nc~mpmrni OF the United States
add taking position as IA ind.p.nden
body; the reason given therefor being lla'
the tnited SlS'rs cncSmpmcnt had s,,'u
rily dishnnded b, il. own acton. Thu
course wss dissenie'. from hy PARTON g
II, msnbrt-, ard n lew ,vcrirgs ,,nc. H.
tineianAii. ncAWfineri nnau i'm. usy IAss.,
\ resolution, oileted ~ the gtsnd mssi.
If the order Ia the State, rqn..tinp II,
gtsnd .ucsiavneni 10 meet asain u,
-ntl, dn, aud reconsider Their action. /
/. said that ,his movement viii op.tAl.
the dIsorgariraiion Of the Isapl.t ord,
IN OA.o If pstslsssd in,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
AIl.ETING!!!

A mass meeting 81 ID. Dt'i'"efahc 'H'"
Of Harrison Coapi,. viii 10 held al the
Cont ijou,e IL Marshall. on
mi, day nc l2h Of December.
for To. purvos. 81 srpoi"''ng D"l-e"''. !"
.,,.,d M, STAT. Convention Ia he held NJ
Au.,in on the 9Th Of January. IL u"'"n
there il strength" g.urfal attendance OF
the members 81 the pst,y from Every po'''o"
o( the county il c-iuesflN Desired.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

THv Oip poAlSio>. "a Tisyer lrs made 'iS
Ar, abolition nnai ~ ',rfihs He fret Villain
.m pfngo. inn ,nai'e u ilr hee iolk Herald. to sh
olnaulz. Nugnin 10. rai~ l,'m worls :" act, be-
Ia. s.'il-d hs colony "a Wayne sUnuil vs. bid aut
hsren site named It trr'il ,.thlp.s point
'ns pres 10 Dis emiHsc Ls pns'ip es What VII
Nnfifs ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

Iar Nts,u 90 lArKuNt ntNr. -- Sit',
patents were ts-u"d ft"iu Tia" I. > Patent
Office the l,-t mouth. Three were lnt
nnchines "to aid n',hnrlic,l chlculn
,ion- one Tor feeding the Il 'ur, mixing
the material. and knradtng dou.h; ="
severed TO isc,ltnte violent death b. mesu,
of msny,chsnher.d '"tailug hrs.ch t-'
arms" lhrf. was Hlso patented an i'm
pfov,m.ut d" Ia the method II Il 'nilug
hntser &c. nctoss iiN'is, " mhrhiu"
fr making ,ignr hgh'sr'," sud one Tor
" ventiinli". rochng ehsns." an im-
pfov.nrut "a scissors shaipruef. aud ~
candle snuffrt-"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

"NHTV n !inIIfNon
NOTICE is horrh, gwen shat Fu,ral Hall.
~ ADMINISTRATOR Of ttr estate ni phihp
Spnun, dcora,ed has li-d b. account. and
N"n'i'rr- VIII The sid e-tar ami th,9 -..la ~.
counts and 'ouchcr. vi be- opened at the next
term 81 lhr = MT, ,nHft, t. bc held a and
Ter The "ouniy "i iIarri>or. lrxa~. on The last
NJ udal ~ ltcu Der. M tetng The aslh
day thereof Fl ruu-i 'vtatian nni alb ~sncr,
Wicn auh where Az pcr-uu~ Interested my at.
ted m.d contest ll' II IT they SIC proper ~
ufd,t e =. count.
+ e. BE WILEY. GIN.
N"V -, 1891 Ne IL A.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

Iur Car. PA.r -, i.,on C,iy- The
LINN Banner. 81 the 21,h alt, says:
tnzoo City. Tor the lost lew ds,s, ha, been
lii,s lively, cotton wagons crnvding ~
streets, and basiue" generally looking Up.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12


/ nrso,ri,oN~ or cot wI.f,Ii, shop ~
I IN Ilt ~iNAIE. " iitt %, - ~ VI
/ nm MANI JANIS iihNiLloN.
The following r-,oiu,mn. i"li""ue'd :"
the senate. v, Col N,s'1ll. IN III" occa'
/ non Of the d.ath oi Col Jsm~s iism''""
; :. endorsed hy bm constituents t"i
+ llsmilun IN the i.i,s struggle wa. our
,.,t iirnd. A. sn ,>nirurr OF hi- a.
We MS, ri-f to m Interesting ircid"".
Gov McDuiii~. n.i.srpr.h-nd"g the tue
.sfu,. of our snus. with VI. s,co, mud
,.uun.inr tia, we bad ahrnhuud "u'
Ametirrn ,irrs oi Republican, government.
dbl noi hesitate to declare 10 the I.eisiH'
tnfe Of South ts,olins that We hsd ss-
rsirisi.d outs.lses tom our c''uhi',. aud
uu longer we're .niltl-d To rs P'"'.e'I"n :
th,s in truth W. bad madr uut own bed 81
thofns sud could lie down upon 1t. Res
buttons 10 this n ct had been '.pot'-d hA
n .t,ndiru COMMITTEES of on. house aud
All pi-d th. question W.. p""d'". !" w
,thef and It va, evident noolt be adopted
there also. Judge Ii-mrhil Of our S'sir.
f-,ehed the Capitol oi south 'H'"l'"H
shout tins tinr, and Protested "eH'n-t 'h"
.u,flt of the resolution ~ h. private utter
caufs- with the members. Ten liamilt""
shortly afterwards sr,tved aud Determined
that ia. r..nlutinus should be. defeated.
Backed by NrDuiii~, the Legislature
wauiJ have listened p.fhnp. To u" "lhef
man than II, milton. Tie showed IN hi>
cl.et and emphatic manner, the character
OF The i.,ue. vAg-d hy l'Sss; the Outrage
committed upon her rght- by M"Nco'
the rnod faith observed los t,as- and the
heroic e,llanity with which .'e VA. de
trudinr hers.if Jnei puinsett, iptm.t
Nmi-ie, 10 Mexico. WAS pt~srn', aud c"n-
d,m.d the positions If Hamilton, a. Wi
q. .xpsin,d the ustnf- IT the Msairsn
Government The Triumph ii Hamilton
wa. complete The legislature refused to
"''i'' wv
had Alfeni, ps-.ed them. frepnsIdsted her
SETON and then f.l.rlrd them.
ResolfeJ. itat this body has received
~. ,,,,,,.J ..r,,,tli,, lh. .p,.uucis
,,,.. ~, ,l,. ,t.,,,h at o., lam. Hamilton
-, so,,l, t,,,hna III. death /. a, rnlsn,.
., -, l., tho \,t,ou and bt. oun
.y,ua Ia, nl.n to The State ol i-Nns, liz
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

In the letter from Col. tsuty. commsp.
der Of tie Costa RirHn fnice.. /" ,hr com.
mAuder OF Fou san tMlns, the iutne,
states that lh- lnt,n'iuu If ii. g"yrfun,-ut
~ ih~ matter ia e the safer custody uf thar
point against The menace. If the flihn-tri.,
apb the .iil-upeui al sone qoe.,ions ou
which the commercial Interests oi all t.n
trail America depend, aud whirh the sriusl
govef"me'i Of Nicaragua eahpes guar
aute"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

Tnr Qur,IinN ~ SLA,tnl ~ OarGoN
onsiiiuiion Ter Oxygen, have submitted
the qus,lio" ditecil, 10 the reol le whether
.ls.-fy ,hal or shall not ~ tolerated IN
that State
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
NAH. ARRANGEMENTS


AaOgvAto ASP etEAh'
a.~ss, !. ,is shs.~.,.s, - Assuss Iu--'sy.
TAasaisy. arA Aa'ur'sv I" ''
OsA.s~ay vssday, srd ~"'sss! 7" -
esepnas = eis ,i~pbscssN saws in~pNN,
TAsesdsy. ar.i sa'sr':~ !" 800. p''''''
. wS' = Ass,vRs fu-sis,
TNssu1ny. ssl sa'ariay, ~ - p'''s'
wy, VYAiay, AID Sunday 81 ssn
<esss.e ~ = 80 Iy~' n....T.
TAasuasy ~ sass~lss. - - =. u"As
9s,1sv. v Wednesday se' Fss'sv n
a~.sa.,,s Mn..f~ld- Assvs- N-sin~'dsy'
s,A He,se'sy. - I p = ps'Aat' '"""'"f'
asa Mm-iav. ats =. s.r.
Is~isy. TksssAsy AID Ss'nr's''
o,Ls a - Arrive M 'hss'''ss ~ ~"
AID "a thrs~ay SO, .
oyr,ce tlsuas--Frss . =. u. to y az" "'''
to6pn
(hNB.e atrn ~ delivery AZ -.
Mali si,-~- TT the fsa' ~ W. =
~, ..yBee ~ ~ o,~s op ~''"'ia,' f'~n TO !"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

~ Thr New Orleans True Deli, hs' dahri IL old
sath and comes ~ .ui'fr new aud teHn' h'i
d,e.s W. c,stsialsi- you friend Nagnnis on this
evidence Of your pisj-fiin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

Ran Roam NsprisG -- ". arr r1ne'lrd 70 give
nntir- that Rnil issd mruilus vii w. held NJ tie
Tour Itpu-r IN MARSHALL at eleven O'Clock \ II
Wednesday h.ii. tiiyrh- generally are F,qurs'rd to
suend,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

rses aa1 Slave Labor
bennett. Of the \. Y. it.'sld. ~h".
smid., he changes. his faliiss snd his i"-
,,,e-,,t,.s. sometimes b~con,.s bath s-"'
.xb,. aud earnest. m.ass the following
.t,iking eonpsI, son or rather notices the
t.msk.tls contrast existing between The
l.boref oil the North mud thu iaborss 'i
the South. n. the period Of disifen sud
embarrassment lIsar him:
"In the Northern Stst-s capital is FOR n
tim. divorced from il. uu'ou With l.i"f,
md the cotton ,ndls OF New England and
It's. b,-neb.s OF manufacturing industry
sud mining IN the NItdlr sud Nostef"
>hd.s sre pafn,xrd through The want 81
confidence Va the result oi mrfehh''l" aud
ueeh-uirsl enterprises A. necessary
cans. qtencr. the l'hofrrs, infch""ic- h"d
l,tnal.s that h-v- hr-n ." largely .nt("i"d
n The vafipns opcisti'susp oar ssirhl-h'
n,.ni. are thrown oni 81 employment, aud
a. hide The caratal,.t f,iite- tur While ip
live ppou TIE sceon'ulsti"". Of pest ,rsf..
,Ic poof men a'r ps'anhulsiing III" .i'"et-
WIN iuc.ud'aty Il,cn'd-. sd holding
threatening m-tiirg. iu tie uili" 'qnH,rs
iaf want al wois, ~nn the w"'sng Women
aud viil- are driven to the moot unhappy
re.nufc-- To prncufe WHEREIN l,hHl 70 hep
.pai Md bod, together.
H. the South. hos different IL the s'ai"
81 hmes IA the social "fgsnizal'"n
Though the snn,e cno. r'''s upon the
Il =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

eT -. The advertisement Of Ph'i'p ''en''rh W Al
ether column lie has rreeied large stock Of gf"
eef,.. aud huislay pre- cuts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

rDfT.sIs,stsds"r" - tue 'I''"lh ray 'hh' '"'
Etiu.b and French ministers At nshire
ton hav- ptourr, ,niettd - u"i'si egn'"si
" alkr,s fihhu.tr'lug .AP"hiii''", inii'nn'
INN that VI nlkrf's ..ealr Is ait'IhutshI.
IT, III. u.Ahu-ss aud efficiency oi OUT
governments
4 general Convention Il the tobacco
us,5uactut.is 81 \uguia aud \aith CAT
uhua ls p,rpu.,d 'u he bel ~ Richmond
90 III ~ lt"x. 10 " c"n'ult upon III" ln
v,nlet fractions To- ~hirh the, nNve here
future been ,el ri.i l., observation-disclosures
From the Psnam, tar aud ilrf,li I'll
tLe 1911 wc extract the following lu'el
Isenet:
trArln,LN
We ~. il receipt OF The Gaosid de
Gpafrmaia to q, tphet .th.
ln- numhe, vi cns,s of rhol-fa IA the
capital hom Jul, s Ia Ort"l"'' ~ is SIT
down Al 2oi2, o.arhs | 2J3 w,deh *.
c,,ds the total Hu'ua thr attack az 1891
lhe .pdrur l. ,sow 80 the 'irrf' asr.
;, Augu,rn N,n dr G"huctt.. clvd
engineer. TIA. comil,t-d map al the r.
puhltr. wLlch is .hoiil, - 'e lui''-l'i
AZ ilitls iutuu,rt.t STATES trat ST. 3I7
has h.'u paid T." N" widows ard "'Ih""s
oi lhr nou,s Who ie'ishrd IA 'b, Nirn'a
guam wsf
There /, not another item in ia. G0c,ia
Wtirh O.. ,tl.h hi,d @l.h extracts iiom
VI, 1icau aud Em"p.an lHp-fs.
S>,NhpeH
Our fi.. 81 thu Gdceid de >airadHr,
from olniep, qp~, ATE to prtob-' 2ish.
The Deere i,-urd h, Costs Eira rgatn-t
lh- lsudrg 81 Fl ,hu-t.ts. 81 tn "a -
august. has been approved h, ssl's'i"f.
\ drctr. ul September ID 'di"Ws
csnsss. pain'-. saPprf, l'"", ahh all "ihr'
.tirl-- urc.s.An hoe the trraitps Z"
sh,p.. tn lie introduced dui, t'" Ia.
articles must he Dc pustt-d ~ the tnse'n'
urut st"tc- at III" p'r's, mad pay oni> H
isk-n ont ior c"usn'"P' lon t' the tuittt"t
lli- rrporitd that the lndiln rt"p lhl-
wear ulil bee murh below n" eysiage.
Ntt,E,DtA
w. have r.c,ls,i H. II Ina tmttifI1o
Of Giau,da. to pr,, boa , aed th. ta,'ia
IN, iai ct N,uasH,. 20 tul,rf .
inr t8c'fd ,"nl.iH, d-,i'. alton a.
var Anain.i ,,sn Kur,. g., WAHch 1t sttt~,
that The ,u,.tru.nt val pf. s.i,r a., ,l.hi,
II, ,he ~ h,l, lu.r oi ii,s-li o.. ~ IS ia Jua
d.l \aur tn ~u Juan d.l ~ut. u, well ~
tn the dptuyl e u,nu,hst,
troiA", d-r,,r in thr-to. pfp.f nauar.
Doo u,rgr,in Jup,z aid bon Roc. le
,"tt-- - rhrf. 10 chrpg,. Il he 4, V.tu.
,nrni. duurg thr iul- t.at trn-. h"''r"
"nd - h. rh4fg" - To" arnN -"
h"cfin N'ht'& - rh"rd S"ri.i''l "
Nrf.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
MARRIED..

On the oh MT by ihr k-N J.~~ WIT a, III.
r-suieH,, ri the hr,fs tn"li..t J,,-, an. IA, a.
county. Mr. n > fElDkK 81 aud Ma. t.lOuci
ANA ~ " \H,Iu nR-I1i
,h""-, monif'si 'nrrly If cs,ni,cians,v =.
"'mr.nhd tie s'o,e n'iier Tor ~l,,h ia, .,,,,..
the J"ur." and ~. "d,,Il" ,rtutn t,,t,
hnuk-' May the cup OF lsp,an,,s If Tie inc.
pait. nuw i,ill, never dImit.sh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
LATEST NEWS.

\.w Nvuk Nav - -- he tni'd
States s,-sn,-, Fulton. BON Have %" w"
rs Il r.i and >ru'hr"r'"" The Is'h' IA"
b,,n ,.,-tc.ti.d III tsp- Race y 'hr
.,w Yacht oil the New York n.soeiard
pres.
IN, Fulton Lrip u $500 oO0 ~ .p""ir
h..id,r- valuable cH'go al French "r''
cbr"d,s.
Ann,b., un.uccr,.ful attempt hiss bee"
mad, 10 isonch the monster steamship Lee
s,.,hsn, but like the Il 1t Ind proved
isliurr.
Hon, E.bou Blsckuof. m ~ "'"''r'
al tonr,..-. and WILL knawn ci'zr" "i
W..,-,n New Y"k. committed su'e'd" %"
ia. lDlh uli, ut bis ie.rirurr. Ia N"w''k'
Ws,ns c.uiy. b, dtown'.g h'n"i' ~
,p,ipp -, .h-Ilow well IL ut. cell"e h'
Wa. y baker nud produce d.slrr, "nd hhh
been complied t" ,i,ld {" the Pf's-o'" 81
TIA. ,im.s, and mskr nu Hssign"'nt In.
t,.urid ,mhau.ssnirut l. supp".ed Ia
bn,- h.cn Tue rsa.. ui bis soicdr.
NV \nnh De ! The Ns-hingin"
en,r..ts.r,l.pr. II the ll.,aIi ,a,- that the
Etiu.b and French ministers At nshire
ton have ptuwplb thi'ttn tt"hs' against
alk-,s fihhu,t.tng .APrdii"", i"ii'nn'
iing that VI nlkris .seaI'c Is aii'ii,ui'hir
+, The ueAkurss aud ln,ilieiency oil out
governments
\ general convection Il III" tntHcc"
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ullua lie ptep"s'd Ia he i"li ~ Kichh""d
"n th- ~ lt"x. 10 " c''nsult upon IL" 'm
r,atet fractions To- whlrh thu, nNse here
toiofe been ,el ri.i l., observation-disclosures
From the Panama ,tt aud ilrftli ui
tLe 1911 wc extract the following lu'el
ltsrnc,:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
Issued November. 18Th. 1887.
" VI N. JOHNSTON, J. r.

Received and ex.cn,,d same day Nv hand's
the 'dii"r ct ia. Texas r. puhhesn e"W "
IT,. "''hn wit for Publication, 20lh No't~
BIER, 1887.
{, ". SLATER, G g.
Nov % 1857. No ll-3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-02
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, District Court, 18th
County OF Butte. Judicial Dist
EN X. DODGE, petitioner in Insolvency, vs.. his
-hAS creditors. Whereas, in pursuance of an order
made in the District Court Of the 18TH Judicial Dis
ric in and for said county by :he Judge thereof the
Hon. Chas. Williams at Chambers, the 29h day OF
October, A. ID. 1857.
Notice is hereby given 10 the creditors OF said net
tioner to be and appear before the Judge OF said
Court at 0royille the first day Of Tho January term
Of said Court, A. ID. 1857. soon thereafter the
said petition can be heard and show cause il any
there be, why the prayer OF said petitioner should not
he granted, assignment of his property made, aud
he discharged from his debts and liabilities.
Witness my hand and tle seal of said Court
affixed this, the 3Ist day 6f OCTOBER a. ID. 1857
n2-3Od Nh. DARRAcH, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-02
OROyILLE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER I'D, 1857.
The Cape Claim.

As much as has been said of this wonder
full claim, and as often as its description has
been attempted, it must be seen and minute
ly examined to be fully comprehended 1t
is by far the most extensive mining opera
tion ever sccessfully accomplished in the
State, and Notwithstanding its immense pro-
portions, il is, and has been, from first to
last. as nicely managed and as thoroughly
worked as the most permanent mining oper-
ations in quartz or placer diggings. River
mining has become o science there is as
much forethought and skill to be applied to
draining and working a river of the magni
tude Of the main Feather, as there is in ship
building, or the construction of powerful,
perfect machinery, and all thata thorough
knowledge of the business could accomplish
has been used upon the works Of the Cape,
from the very commencement until now.
There has been more gold taken from this
gigantic claim, than from any ever worked
in this or any other State, and long and
abundantly as it has yielded up its treasure,
still its banks and crevices are worked with
amazing profit, and even now its richness
shows no abatement. There will probably
never be another fume of the extent Of this,
constructed in the State, and should there
be, it will be most remarkable circum-
stance, should it eventuate as successfully
as has this. AS the season is drawing to
close, we advise all those who have not seen
this monster claim, to visit it.. before the
rains commence, for in our opinion many
seasons will elapse before we may "look upon
its Ike again.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-02

alton. The language Of q recent statute. 20
far as it has reference to our interests, is as
follows "All property of every description.
kind and nature, within this State, shall be
subject to taxation ercept mining claims"
Once more must We rely on your erudition
and critical penetration. to explain to us
wherein the language of that, which "was
intentionally so loosely drawn, so con
veniently worded" permitsa "sharp Assess
or" to assess mining claims.
Pardon me for suggesting whether it would
not be judcous to let drop, in your next
letter, an admission that you were led into
triflng error, when you asserted that. "a
mining claim in Butte cOunty-the Cape
has been taxed" Such n course may, per-
haps, relieve you from dilemma, for you
are, doubt not, aware that neither the
Cape" nor any other mining claim, can be
found on the Assessors list of "tbis season :"
Furthermore, the collector will inform you
that no tax, upon any mining claim, has
been collected. The houses, machinery aud
canal or aqueduct erected Oh lands claimed
by the "Cape Company" were assessed, ms
were "the millions invested in canals. ditehes
and aqueducts" Of other corporations.
Yoars. &c. SLUICE-Box.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-02

Los ANGELES ToBAcCo.-We have before
us say the Alta California, few rolls of ma
tive California tobacco, grown in the county
of Los Angeles, and forwarded to US by our
correspondent in that city. 1t is pronouuc-
ed by several connoisseurs about US as fully
equal to the imported chewing tobacco. 1t
is moist. sweet, but of positive flavor. and
sends forth an exceedingly delightful aroma.
These specimens were raised by Mr.. Mar
shall, and prepared for exhibition at the
Agricultural Fair. The culture Of this mar
cotic in its infancy, promises to be now vast
ly extended in the course of few years
The soil and climate of the Sacramento VAL
ley, as well as that of the Southern coun-
ties, is admirably adapted to the growth OF
tobacco, and the experiment has already
been tried with gratifying success,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-02

SAN FRANCISCO IrEMs.-A fire occurred
ON Friday afternoon, in a frame building on
the corner of Sansome and Sutter Streets
The upper part OF the building was destoyed.
1t was occupied as market.
A man Aamed Sam Miller was sentenced
to the Penitentiary for four years. lie is a
thief
John Is. Dali commenced suit against
Palmer. Cook 4 Co., for $4,000, damages
for non-delivery of certain certificates of
stock.
ID. IL. Hanrahan, Justice of the Peace for
the first District attempted suicide by taking
Laudanum. He was saved by a stomach
pump, Cause, domestic troubles.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-02
county Treasurer,s OGlce.

OROYILLk, October tth. 1851
Notice hereby given thai all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the LEI day oi November 1856,
and the 5th and l2th OF February lSJ7 inclusive.
except Nos. l5a4. and 1880 also Court House and
Jail Warrants Nos. s3l, 542, aud 5i3 asoWarrans ON
Indigeni SICK Fund Nos 1901. l4o2 1905 1904, 1892
1434, l4Jl.that the sane will be ltd presentation
al this Office, and aes this date said Warrants will
cease to bear interest.
WM. LATTIMORE:
Treasurer Lutte County.