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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-29

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-29

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-29

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
Judge Watreus.

From the proceedings Of the U. $. House
Of Representatives, we CLEAN the following !;
Housr. Feb. THE question was stated
on the motion OF Mr.. Barbour 10 suspend
the rules to enable him to introduce = RESI-
that John &. Wauous, United States Dis
trct Judge for the District Of Tsxss. he
impeached OF high crimes and m'sdemeanor.
Mr.. i.etcher said these were serious
charges, and he demanded that the report
Of the Committee in the case be read. The
report says that specific charges are made
sgsinst Judge Watrous OF corrupt comb
nations for the determination Of suits in
his Cour and Of having acted with par
TALLY and in disregard Of all the rules OF
law and the right OF it'gs"ts.
Mr.. Bocock wished to know II Judge
Watrous ever had an opportunity to ds>
fend himself
Mr.. Simmons said there WAS enough in
this case to require fall aud lair sxamina>
ton. II did not follow when n man was
indicted by n grand jury he should be fres-
cn,, nor that man should be convicted
without evidence to sa,i,fy the public Of
his guilt,
Mr.. Boyce said he had been informed
that Judge warous WAS one Of the most
high>mindsd msr IN the United States, and
by the Supreme Court WAS believed TO BE-
one OF the ablest district Judges in the
country
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall IA member Of
tho Committee on the Judiciary thought
the investigation ought not to proceed
without notice to the accused party.
Mr.. Evans. OF Texas. said that public
justice and the purity Of The courts required
that Judge Wauous should have . trial. ~
was a mockevy fos = District ledge. in
whom the public have no confidence, to
continue in Office.
Tho rules were suspended for the intro,
ducsion Of the resolu.ion-yeas l56. nays
30.
Mr.. Boycs offered \ resolution, that the
report be recommitted TO tho Judi ciAry
Committee with instructions 10 furnish
Judge Watrous with = copy Of he charges
and evidence against him.
Ater further debate. the further eonsid>
Grafton Of the subject was postponed ".
Saturday week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
READ THIS COLUMN,

Ne,e,a.f, II Mar'Aan q @ G,-ss / ca, in The
large brick building west side pnh,,e squss-
XII HYDE ~~s, side ptblm square.
W hnj Young brick budding, souI, side public
Haynes and Harm, ., Key. old .,s,d. ,oo,h ,,d
Of public square
nrcee,s Merchant. s nyn.cn l. Co.. rorh
SIDE public square Have hats. to,. sis-s na,i. s,e
W. b"pt-lmay-f A Hro. north aide Of public square
Have groceries and proy isions
Ho'"' Marshall Hotel. south aide Of public souass
William Russell. pr,pti~ior
Mr. Davis advertise. Boarding
Ntrnm Sam ard Gr,s Miis --Ew.ii's M.l., three
miles south Of Ma-hAii
Burfvs~' mills one mile and half north Of Mae.
shall
TIA and Shs,t ko. Massfseto,v j. n Van Hook
south sd. public saaar~
Heo' ard Shos Shop. Charlie. D~eke,s, south. ~eAt
c".nr' pnh.'e square. Du-s -sc-iI.tA ~c,k
1orn Na,tr Fsrn.fuyf.-- Fsnpcs l,,dulph east Of
Deckers A splendid work man
Rains Mah"n Keep on hand a su;~vb lot II fav.
n"re' iney ~. Hlso prepared Ia do sv~ry thing ~
me es,i-n'-nns Inc from swinging a gate to bald
my = Three story housc
Naichmatsrs AVID .tswsilsrs DAVID Mrph.I moth
side p"hc square; 7 Jobrson ~ th~ sam. .,.ie Of
'ls sq"arv These Embellishments deserve ,hs .ur,p,s
|" 90, '"an.,y' Why s, abroad, ~h~" you get
DsSx'es William johnson, cas-, NJ ,he r.h,jr
'a"a'e lie do-s sssd work. Me bossse. viii hras
inspection,
Ln~yr.-J N C,oush, Tl~och;l,. Parry "a
" rstlia, Geo lane, W " Krl.~y, D : Jennings. G
Adams Mours Ityds, Gil Mckay n HAL.
and John Nelv,iI~ Ba,r-u
pAy..e,s.:-A s1Er n johnson. s Ts,h..
It-sii, u = Young
SeAo'1' Aari'.II Masonic r-ras Institute /; .
male school, independent. by lev. 2. J. rs,,llo
nENroN, TxxAa.
" Martin. -crvhp. sswasdias sad eomais-
SION merchant llas On hard, etc.
rOkr CADD0, TExAa
Farley 4 Co. receiving. korwaniins, and CEN.
mission merchants. heep NJ hand etc
HYPERION.
Stanley 4 Nimmo advsdiss iarss supply Of splse.
did furniture.
F,aaot 4 Co. advertise larse supply Of dry scods.
etc, etc.
Terry 4 Rogers receiving forwarding and co~m,s-
sson hants
n. A bts-, kce5~ fine livery stable.
William g Dollar miii~ right and ,nschin,sf
JrCiay,on. Collecting Agent
GiLNun.
La~y,rs... Camp Williams. David ssinsoa.
!iotsI -tssaer Hotel. loha q. Crusaer.
HsreAasis.- Wright, Snith, 4 10. Lag asnck n
dry ges's and r'oc-ses fAh-rsi cash advances ~
ectou.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
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amvxes : 80 eAsvsrs~ : Asa,vss T~r-isy.
'fAsss1sy, an SATURDAY a - - t'SsAsrs
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Wagvees = - t3ss1ssrN - Aasvss Tuesday
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Thss.A.y. sspi sa,w~tay, ~ So Dsrssts
"Wednesday, trsiay. snd SUNDAY. al ~
N.srw.wvsv sss Tyler - AasNss I"~s~y
vha,.a.y. a~A xasnctay. ~ -; Vpssr.
u.ssasv. "Wednesday sr~i Frsiay. sr'r
A..,,ws.>-,ts NersAsld AsaVss Weslnssiss ,
ssd SATURDAY. ., ~; DtsAAts 1h"f-s''y'
as.i Waps1sv. 80 . =
pvsY 4 .pe, So cave and asvve ths ss@e 6sys,
ra-..,ay rI,sr~sav. assd Ssisr'sys
cunsa - Arrives - TA"s'ssay, 81 F" 4. -, snh IN
na.snisy. u S. r. d~;~rs o" Tuesday, a'es =,
end "a thss.1ey y tp.s.
os.,ce Houaa-yrs A. n. 10 u n, snl ff'sn
w6pn.
thss- cSsn IN delivery ., ss.u.
Nail else. fs ii~ East At lors
The cssss Vii, \. cprn ca Sunday. frvn = to 10 -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

Tmr UsEs or MoNgv.-Ths New York
Mirror says ii il estimated tina, one Of " our
rich men" (Wm. II. As,or,) has now a
Irregular income" Of about $4,000 . DAY !;
or about 81 100, 600 a year.
IL wealth led to happiness, As,o, should
be the moot contented man in the world.
Hs is not. To keep away the govt he feeds
himself on Graham bread. and INDUCES in
"a less generous diet than we do. Astos,
instead Of being the happiess man ia New
York, 10 perhaps ono Of tho most dis.
conlented. lie 10 in law with his tenants
about ons'hslf the time. and instead Of
taking the world kindly he spsnds eigh,
hours out OF ten in reading upon tho Stat.
utes OF frSuds.
As.or's income is $4,000 day, and yet
we could furnish all he consumes for ol5 q
week.
Such being the case il strikes ~ that
the man who makes SIS a week 10 iuss a,
well OF as Aston. People who worship
ducats place n false estimate on them
Three Of the best things In tho world arc
obtained gratis, viz; pure water, pure air
and enadulteratsd health. - Albany Knick
ertoekcr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

SHgxiry cf HiLI COUNTY. We have
been informed by our towosmsn, A. J..
Evans Esq, that the Sheriff Of Iiiii county
shseonded sbout ~'gh, DAYS since.
Mr.. Erans had placed in hi, hnnds an sse>
eution Tor aboa, the ssm of nineteen hun
dted doIls,, for collection. And it ,esms
from all the circumstances, that HE Sheriff
entered into n colias,on with tb. defendant
and received from him horse AID probably
some money. AVID executed n recen, IN full
sgaius, the sxecotion, aud then len IN,
country for parts unknown. ". h.x, tina,
the securities have taken as,iv. aie,, 10
bring the guilty parties 10 Ius,c., and
among other steps have oder-da r~~at OF
ihyse hundred dollars The loss oS tn. ..
cnfii"s will he heavt for it is though. in
tssealiy goes tutth.r thsp t.e one vxcea
ton named Waco Statesmen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

OF The Lamar (IeAssl Enquirer extra
Of the ltth ut. contains = long article
with imposing headings and startling ex>
clamstion points, entitled Extraordinary
Elopement A religious Imposter I'M
MASKED - Unparalleled rascality - Ne>
fsrious and shameful conduct OF the Rev
Dr.. Christopher Columbus Jones Three
men in hot pursuit. :" We learn from an
elaborate article in the Enquirer. tina, du>
ring the stay of the Aforesaid Dr. Chris>
TOPPER Columbus Jones in Paris, he pur-
sued the double occupation Of saving
bodies and souls lie was singularly un>
fortunate in both, and finally wound up his
career. by getting in debt, heels over head.
aud running away with another mans wife.
Jones left wife and several children, in
Paris and his paramount also leit three chil>
dren behird Three men went in pursuit OF
his Reverence, and succeeded in overhaul
ing him in Arkansas, 10 miles beyond Rock
Comfort. They carried him back.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

Tack LAYING - Major BueI 10 ener>
gsiically engaged in laying rail. on tbs
Galssston and Henderson. road. Virginia
Post, near Galveston. Five miles are now
in running ORDER. and the first rs miles will
be completed BY the las. day Of April, the
limitation Of the charter. The last two
cArgoes Of iron arrived this week. From
VIVA, we learn there is no doub. but that
ihi, road will be completed to Houston
wi,hoa, delay. and we have reason to be>
lieve its energetic prosecution in the direc'
ton Of Henderson is secured Gaicssion
Cirlian Of the 2uh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
LATEST NEWS.

vvrox Fsb lO--Tbs Senate to-
49,. ~. I'm n,,d,.o T.x., into two
W., n:.,.,.,.
~" -. H.. ,hs ,ubm,,io, ,,lee,sphic
,u .,.. ,,...J nv . m,io,,tv Of twenty.
Nv" r,. ~,,. On iii. hi, ,sems 10 eve
..u.,.I ..,;,f,ction.
sW. nv, h.nd.d in f,om The investisa>
,;rr committee . .pec,sl report IN regard
=, Nr Cube,, accarnp.nie led by resolutions
-, ,,..h .,c,,smsnt and animated de,
~.
ri uo, mm;,,ss n, ,o,,un,ion com
t. H.. ,.,o,,.d in fave, Of e,,elliny
ca,r ,hs uo,.. i, ,hsi, r.por,oti.l charac
~. Edw.,d. W.l.h Mst,o,ou
Ia S,mo,,on The latter being the spseisl
..,. ~ A.. Nv Yo,k lime,
rh. consideration Of the eomnittes's 70.
nor, was deferred unt,l " sdnesday neat.
", !. ia ,h., .om. Of III. membs,, are
n,;o,. H., m. .T.i, should b,
a,..hsd
W,,u,xcrox Feb 2O,b.-In the House.
.I,,i,,. oa.,sd nv NJ, Cliuvm,n. OF
\o,,h C.,olin. ws, ndop,-d by a decided
.o,. ,.,,,i,,,, n. fan, m.mhe,, indicated
i, ~. ,.no,,x of tho co,tun,ion iuye,tiva
,,r, COMMITTEES IN flo and have printed
,.;,,, la ,.,o,,. ,.,.mcp,. c.plsustory
=, r.. ,L,,,sx ,dd,ced .,,,p,, them.
s,,nn, gentlemen, ,a,s,,e 10 IN. course
.,a,,sd 10 IN. .,m,,,,,ss i, This matter.
.a,r,,a ma .nd !, h.comin, yeyy rene.
mi and tho accu..d parties will, of coarse.
b,u.f, by il. and III. action proposed by the
committee. IN consequence, he negat,ved.
IN. tariff bill wa. discussed y, great
/ l.o,,b nil d.,. ,,,dsy. and finally the
amendment offered hy Mr.. Le,cher WAS
rejected. and a substitute for the original
I bill, AS !, came from the committee OF
ways and means, WAS adopted ana sent 10
the Senate.
! ln the Senate. this bill WAS ordered 10
be printed, aud some private bills were
/ passed.
The Dallas treaty bss faded Of rs'ihca"
ton IN the senate. ana mas oesn is'u ."
the table TO be taken mp pn'uAh :" ~ '"e
alter session, succeeding me Avn o' "a'e"'
"A"iN"r"N' rep' a<""' - ~" "'';
tablIshng State government N VIM
nesota has passed the Senate. alter being
amended by restricting the suffrage 10
citizens OF the United states
+ The house has settled NE case OF W.
Whitfield. the delegate from kapsas, oy
majority o! 'oaf IN iA'os OF ms ''ei"s en-
trIed TO his seat.
The President has lcned The bill incfe"s
ing the pay OF the army
y, Nonx, Feb 2l.-The grand jury
have ,npd true bills Of indictment against
Mrs. Cunningham aud Eckel 10, ,h- mur.
der of Doctor purdel Georg. Snodcrs.s
ha, been held TO bali ~ til. sum oi 81 800
to appear a. witness Tor the prosecution.
u.n ~ Oh ~. us,;c,. AVA,
.,s,ms, G;ne,,,,o h.. arrived \, hi. nor,
C,om Yer. C,ux and bring, colonel But.
,er6.ld a. comm,..,one, with An impo,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07
MARI RED

In Ma~hsl, on Sunday morning last IL. Isl inst, 7,
by Rev. T. " Wilson, JAMES VI TURNER E.a
from Helene, AXIS. IL M,.. LAURA VIRGINIA
BtRREsS. Of MARSHALL, TEXAS.
The happy parties were married at the Cum.
b<'land Presbyterian Church n, 8 o'clcrk. and
left in few minutes afte, the conclusion Of
the ceremony for their home in Arkansas.
They carried with them the hope. Of fond
hearts for their future happiness.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

o. The Houston Telegraph states aus
lhori,siivsly, that Hon. r. Han,brough
Bell will not be n candidate for recollection
to Congress in the Western District The
candidates in the field, are NJ. NJ. Potter.
II. p. Bee, and Guy NJ Bryan, all Of whom
vii! abide tho decision Of the Convention
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

Gt.at fears have been entertained since
the recen, food in the Susquehsnna river
in regard to the two families on Carr Island.
above Pof, Deposit, Md. The island pres.
sn,s a frighItul scene Of dssola,ion. being
completely overran with ice The dwel>
ling houses are s,ill standing, but nothing
can be- seen to give evidence Of the safety
Of their Rah Amer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

The horsss in the Waco stsgs lately ran
of. Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Carter Of K,c>
lucky were passengers and were injsrsd
by the acc'dsni--ths latter severely. The
driver 10 exempted from blame.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

The Henderson Democrat Of the ?Ssh
.It, seuss;"s = Lissl, eaIoy'ssie aud 'sdis>
alesa article il relation 10 7. ErfIxm
k,xa, ia which The writer xssests. dfst,
thst !, 10 mainly owing to the sx~rtio"s Of
tkis gentleman thas the Pacific Rsasosd
through Texas il aboul 10 be built aud
secondly. tia, he ha, lsbored Tor years for
tho contamination OF this grand object.
The editor continues;
"In a short time Texas will begin 10
resp tho benefits Of his long and incesssni
tod. and she will not ~ slow in an empress
sion Of gssi,sats towards ono who all
must admit has been III. great lever by
wo,ch such sc.ults has been eonsumassd. =
Now, We regard this ~ the vs'iss, mons
ssnss. and 4, wa with 1.-The truth Of hiss
tory"
The paragraph. however. which arrested
our ni,sn,ion WAS the following.
Already msoy of the spewss Of Col
King add this road who have opposed them
with = mxligni,y tbs, knew no bounds and
who have done everything 10 plae, the seal OF
pubic condemnation upon them, have seeo
their error and are now willing to represent
things ~ they are
Who are these enemies OF Col King,
aud this road. who have opposed them with
= malguity ,hst knew no bounds ?" Who
are those who "hsve seen their error, ard
are now willing to represent Ibngs =, they
are |" The truth is, the forgoing extract
from the Democrat 10 = fabrication from
beginning to end. Ths editor kno~s that
neither Col King nor the rond has any
enemies in Texas, tina, no misreprss-ntA'
lions hss. been made, and consequently
no errors are to hs stoned for.
We have no disposition to enter into a
controversy with the editor Of the Demo.
c,a,. with whom we have been always on
the kindest terms, and can but regret tbs
necessity Of noticing an article In his pa.
per, with which we trust he had no lmme'
din,e connection. The truth -, we have
passed unno,icsd similar misrepresentation
and reflections until forbsarance has
ceased 10 be a virtue" We shRll brook
such treatment no longer. Ia future. we
shall con,radie, all misrepresentation, aud
characterize them IN such terms as we
deem jns. and proper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

o. We ARE indebted to Mr.. r. b.
GRsoo, Of the firm OF Messrs G. G.. Gregg
& Co, for Now Orleans dates Of Saturday
evening last. lie has just returned from a
trip TO New York, where he laid in very
large stock of goods.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

Foot, llAWpiNEss \ man NAMED Fat>
ner. living aeM Milicnshas. Ohio. on til.
l5'h UT bet dollar Ina, h. could walk
home. distance oi i've mixes, ha,.tnoied.
TIE won his i~, and los, both his fe-, /;
which we've 80 badly frozen 40 to r.qnirs
Am putstlon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

OF NJ. T.. NoRroN has been elected
Judge Of the l4,h Judicial District.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

SMALL roN We learn from the Clarks.
vile (Iexs,) Standard, that = Mr.. Fleming
living on Pine Creek. in Red River county,
recently returned from New Orleans, and
was taken down with the small pox. Three
OF four persons living in the vicinity caught
tho infection. They were ali brought to,
gsther. sud measures taken to arrest. il
possible, the spread Of the disease. A re.
port was prevalcn, that tho disease had
reached Clarksyile, which the STANDARD
contradica
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

Date SroRE.--See advertisement, Q
Messrs. Sanders l. Sears.
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Saw ASp GRisr MiLL.--See advertise
meut Of 4 d. Burress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

NysrERiors MURDER The city Of
New York has been startled by a murder
which has created great excitement, and
awakened lively interest through the
county. Dr. Harvey Butdeil, well
known dentist, WIS found dead In lis Of.
fec, In Bond street, on the morning Of the
3lst Of January. with marks OF strangn,
ALTON and i'leon slabs on his person. A
Mrs Cunningham, his housekeeper, and q
man by the uamo OF Eckel had been or
rested IS the supposed murderers Up TO
The last accounts. however, nothing GER,
tain had been elected. The cause OF the
murder. II perpetra.cd by the above parties,
originated il is coojectared from desire
to get possession Of Burdell's spropsr,y.
Mrs e. had, short time prsviousl y, sued
tho DR.. Tor breach Of promise, but with.
drew the action, and now Aledges that it
was compromised by a private marriage.
The clergyman who il said to have mar.
RED them, is not certain il was DR.. But>
dell, and hence i,'may have been "A cheat.
On the .other hand. an elicit intercourse
was inferentialIy established between Mrs
Cunningham and Eckel, and Mrs G. and the
Doctor. Altogether /, is quite a mys'e>
rious affair
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OF The amount Of travel oa our stage
lines 10 very great. and seems to be iucrcAs>
ing. We have now four or five lines, which
are well sustained. Frequently. three
stages dspar, for Shreveport and as many
arrive here. from lhs. place. the same day.
Eight years ago there WAS not a stage
line in this section Of the country. and ii
~ss rare thing to see carriage or buggy.
Now the country 10 filed with handsome
vehicles, aud on public occasions. a s.rsn>
gsr would imagine himself in one Of the old
States.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

,NnoAr COLLISION. - Treniy Lires
Lost About 10 clock on the morning
of the 2lst ut., the steamers Belfast and
Humboldt, came in collision in tho Missis.
rippi river near Ozark Island. The Bel
last escaped wi'hou, serious injury, bu.
the liambold. with large. and valuable
cargo, WAS sunk. ard will prove a total
less Twenty Of the crew persisted. Three
Of them were white men. and seventeen
negroes The contents of ths clerks OF.
fee were mostly saved. among which was
a box containing 10000 in specie FOR the
Planters Bank al Clsrksville, Tennsssse.
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luui,y will be afforded Tor visiting Marshall
~" observing '"s e"'s'P'h' NJ" Prosperity
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OF Hon. +. J. Rr,x viii accent or
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