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Ohio Criminal Laws and Forms.
A Book for Every Man.
RECON- MMENDATIoNs.

RECO MMEN TIONS.
TFrom the Hons. Jacob Brinkerhoff and
Ozias Bowen, Judges Of the Supreme
Court of Ohio.
THE work entitled Ohio Criminal Law and
Forms published by M. Warren, Esq, is pre-
nared with great care. 1t is mnch needed by
the Justices and Attorneys of Ohio generally.
The general o. nd arrangement Of the work
are such as to simpniy the onlo Siimlnat
code in a remarkable manner, and bnng 1T
w thin the understanding OF men who are not
learned in the law. The author has done
valuable service to The State in preparing this
work, and we have no hesitation in recetf-'
mending it as one of prime necessity.
JAcoB BRINKERHoFP,
Nov. 4, $50. o. Bowen.
From the Hon. Bellamy Storer, one Of the
Judges of the Superior Court Of Cincin-
natl.
M. Warren, Esq.-Dear Sir: I thank you'
| for copy of your excellent work, which mas
| been sent TO me by mutual friend. IL IS
admirably adapted to the purposes for which
| it was prepared. Magistrates, Sherlffs, and
constables, will especially find it OF great val
| ue IN the discharge of their duties; while Its
plain exposition of the law, and simple ar
rangement, commend it to the study OF the prl-
| Vate citizen. D. orohEh'
|
TFrom the Hon. Hiram Griswold, Chair
man of the Judiciary Committee in the
Ohio State Senate, and for several years
Reporter for the late Supreme Court In
Bank.
Cleveland, Nov %. 1885,
M. Warren, Esq-Dear Sir; have receiv-
ed a copy of your 'Ohio Criminal Law ana
Forms and carefully examined ITS contents.
} Won must have performed no small labor IN
. gathering together the materials for the WORK ];
, and YOU have succeeded in getting out work
of great practical value, not only TO ]ustices'
constables, and other officers, but TO the law
, yer. though well read in criminal lurlspru-
! dence. Every practising attorney, no less
! than officers of the law, will hnd IL oil CON
slant utility in his practice. 1t is so well dl-
. gested and arranged that he can fnd at once
; that of which he is in search, viz: the stat
y ute, the precedent, the authority. am, very
respectfully, ~ c.,o,,,o,n
1 TFrom the Hon. Josiah Scott, one of the
y Judges of the Supreme Court OF OHIO
have examined with some care Mr. war
ren's recent publication entitled 'Ohlo Crimi
nal Law end Forms,' and think ii well adapte'
. to the highly useful purposes designed py tn'
!! author. To Justices OF the Peace, Mayors
etc, it will be of almost indispensable neces
- sity, whilst to Prosecuting Attorneys ana lh'
bar generally, it will prove highly conVeni
. ent. 'osiAf oooi''
Price of the Work, $2, SO.
This work being one of great value TO the
private citizen, the price IS put lower tna'
hat of any law work cf equal merit, ever be
ore nublished in this country. For sale at th
Clerks Office, Pomeroy, D.
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CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dec. s. 1855.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 5, 1855.
DR. RoBAcK,-Dear Slr,-I should be indeed ungrate-
full If failed to reply your letter of tho 10Th ut
inquirng the effect Of your remedies in my You
say You do not wish to publish my reply, but simply
to learn for your own satisfaction, what the Scandna
Wan Remedies have done for me. But, my dear sir
Iwsh you to make my statement public, not only as
Just tribute to your skill, but for the benefit of
others who may be suffering suffered, and might be
cured have been cured For more than six years,
as you are aware endured continuous martyrdom
from the combined effect Of chronic dyspepsia liver
complaint, constipation and most deplorable condi-
ton of the nervous system. During that time, en-
ployed the best physicians in the west and three times
visited New York for the purpose of consulting the
most cmincnt medical men in that city. All was use
less. despared of recovering my health, and almost
wished for death. II at this time your advertise
mcnt caught my eyes, and determined as forlorn
hope, to try your ScANDNAvIAN BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLooD PILLS. Only five months have elapsed since
uncorI ed the first bottle and took the fast pill. Three
words will tell the result yes, in better
health than can recollect having enjoyed since my
childhood. My recovery, under providence,l owe to
you. l believe have paid you about thirtyfve dol
lars for medicine, and had every dollar been HUN
DRIED, they would have been cheap With deep graft
AIRY ANN cos TOOK.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
Tho Rest lterafive Knowni
MIXTURE.

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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
The Best Alternative Known!
Not Particle of Mercury In It!
An infallibe Remedy scrofula, Kings Evil, Rheu-
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and Fever, Chronic Sore Sore Eyes Ragw0tm
and pain of the Bones and Joints,
Salt R%heg%, % Stubborn Ulcers
inludlcious use of
denec in Life,
OF Blood.
This great alternative medicine and Purifier Of the
ali scsa ci testify
to the SqEfT 81 'ns
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scrorula, EruPtons OF tho
Skin, Liver Disease Fevers, Ulcers, old Sores Adee,
Complaints Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints
are speedily put to flight by using this inestimable
For all diseases the Blood, nothing has yet been
ali impnrtes acts gently and eficienty the Liver
and de dnSys ths s9 tS eeSI and healthy and
restores the constitution enfeebed by or pro
For diseases of Females it is peculiarly applicable
and wherever 1t has become known is regularly pre-
scribed with the happes effects II nytgGta'es % I'M I'M
we&n werh on ra@e cleans the skim and leaves pa
tien fresh and healthy single bottle oi TINS mest
The large number of certificates which we hayo re
ceiyed from persons all parts of the United States
is the evidence there is no humbug about it, IN
| Press hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians an
| public men, well known to the community, all ad
their testimony to the wonderful effects GKEA
| BLOOD URIFIER. -,
Call on the Agent and get an almanac, and read tn
details of astonishing cures performed by GARTER
| SPANISH MIXTURE, lin most cases where ever
thing else had signaly failed) The limits of an ad
| yertisement will not admit their full insertion.
| WIN. S. BEERS SS CO., Proprletors
No. 3O4, Broadway, New York.
To whom all orders must be addressed
For sale by Druggists and Country merchants ina
Darius Reed, Pomeroy, ana oth9r dealers IN ned
| cines.
| st12, n2s-1y.
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hardy. Hence, in the preparation and combination
dies DIR. Roback's great object to produce mod
He and the quence list hat the opera
tion of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
pills. upon almost every species of disease Is like that
of water upon the devonring clement literally cxtin-
gushing the maady Persons suffering from debility
from childhood, find vigor infused into them by
these wonderful life-lenghening restoratives They
cool the heat of fever create appetite, render dges
ton perfect regulate the bowels promote sleep, in
vieorate the reproductive organs in both sexes, con-
troll all disorders of the liver sores, bolls tumors
and all skin Diseases and by imparting TO the vital
fluid new elements of health, literally making life
pleasure, instead Of the wcarsome probation which
II must always be to the invalid These remedies are
composed solely of Swedish herbs of rare medicinal
virtue, never before introduced i'm the practice of
pharmacy. physicians of the highest note in the dis
coverer's native land and in other parts of Europe,
have rtied to the value of the medicines, and they
lowed by marked II is impossible to enume-
rate in an advertisement tenth of the complaints for
which thea nfallibc. Suffice II to say that there
is disorder of any organ, unless caused by malfor
nation. for which they not adapted; and for the
simple rdasOn that they act directly upon the element
which feeds and sustains all organs yiz the
| vEToUs
Make of the genuine article by purchasing only
of respectable dealers and regular agents, OF Ro
back himself, Cncnnat where he may be consulted
by letter well personally in all complicated anC
difficult cases.
The price of the scandinavian Blood purifier, Is 81
per bottle, $5pcr half doz. Plls, 25 cents per box
orfve boxesfor ST.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-04-14
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
FOR ALL.
DR.. Roback's Scandipian Remedies.

n Tlnst the grand object
IN. OF medical science IL
attained. DR.. Roback ks
scand inaVlan Remedies
actually perform what
thousands have promised,
but never accomplished.
TheypurRe from the blood
the corrupt particles whi'h
create and feed disease.
The basis of all the solid
portions of the body Is the
blood, and II that fluid Is
pure, the whole organiza-
tion must necessarily be
n
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testimony FROM OHIO.

Certificate of Jacob Widcner, Esq, Recorder of Miami
County, Ohio.
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For sale by D. Reed, Pomeroy; H. c. Waterman,
Middleport; L. V. Stanford, West Columbia; John
Frame. Cooleville. [dcc 9 ly Bel
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-04-14

AN nersons knowing themselves indebted to me-
Pv book account or note, previous to the burn
fr of The Town on the sh of Aug 1856, will please
& is o' and settle as l cannot wait any longer. do
H u,ean your neighbor but yourself. All accounts
mn the 9Th of August must be settled c,,,,,r
In
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

the evening, no apprchensions we're nHd"
10y the police, or are at all likely to be. 81
imrnni'y appears to be SO generally ex'
tended TO the class 10 which these assassins
belong, tina, the pubic may well despair of
ever seeing one Of them brought to JUS
tics through the active fundamentally Of
the authorities
unbsppily the bloody tragedy in st.
Thomas street furnishes the sad proof Of
the truth to this community, and to the
people OF tho United States, that here in
New Orleans there exists a body OF men
who, without, earthly pfoyocation, IN cool
blood. with ptvmeditation, aud doubtless
for hire. are ready To assassinste, aud do
assassiuaie, innocent men, perfect strsn>
gers TO them. citizens who, un.uspcctng
the approach of the murderer, are either
resting frpm their DAYS toll or engaged ~
the humble duties It imposes, "a the
slaughtered of ST Thomas street were"
Those hines require no further CONS
ment. They appeal to all whose moral
sentiments are on the side OF law and order
Aud they exhibit what = party may become,
when erected upon foundation Of inioler.
ance, prescription, and hated.
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The legislature

\ friend Wnuug to US from Austin, under
date Of the ~ inst, says:
The Legislature convened to day.
About sixty i've members OF the House
we're present. pud about twenty-five metn,
he,s 81 the Senate Nothing was done
except the election at ohi'er sue
c,ssor 10 Rusk will be elected in u few
dass but successor to Houston viil not
be chosen directly. From the Nrst. Old.
ham, Potter, psschnl. Hamilton, Jones.
Franklin Scury llemphlil, Peas", DC. are
spoken ot zen Nm :. Taylor 81 Cher
okee county, has been elected speaker OF
ihe House. Lieutenant Gov. LGhhock,
Major Ben Met uiioch, aud other distin.
nuished gentlemen are here. supreme
Count is IN Session. IIcmplill, Wheeler, and
Roberts presiding Wtglsll, Muuah, aud
Baldwin. have not atfy,d. Ctaig the
othrr Representative from Your county. g
hrte, and be il gentleman Of sound ahilf'
Tics and juiegry. and hs constituency
may rely upon Ii. that he VII b" found at
all times a teady aud able advocate Of
lhrit interests
be Muslin papers OF the ill announce
the arrival Of SIC Wshll, aud wc presume
,hat ere this. Ncssrs Nurrah sud Bald
win have reached there aud taken the:r
seats.
The Senate was called together on the
Pad by Hon. II. L. Runnels. It, Governor
and ,IoHci0 President OF the senate.
The following officers were elected hy
that body: Secretary James +. john.
sons. 1T Assistant, K. f. BrownrIse; 2Hd
do limos. =. SANFORD. of Harrison. Eve
are much. pleased with ,hl, last seiec'ion.
\ better cue could not have been made
Eusrossng Clerk, stephen Cummings
Eoro'lrg Clctk, J Pau lleary. Sergeant
at Arms. Wa. \. Pitts. Door,hccper,
imru; Assistant. \. VI. Clare
Hon. VI. y Is TAYLOR was elected Pres
idcn, Of the Senate pro ten.
llorsr. lhe following officers were
elected IA ibe House; Chief CLERK, II. II.
llnyuie. OF Travis: l.t Assistant. +. +.
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MAI. ARRANGEMENTS.


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r,syrsS -ris Shreveport 90 sEaivEs iH-siaf
vhut-.is,, saJs~a'ur'Av At + bErsRrs
"Wednesday. FRIDAY. rpd Sunday. ~ An
s,vrsx ,,a Henderson AsKfvys Tuesday ,
Tanr-.'av. AMI Saigftsv. AT o p " bFrsss
w.dn~~i,f, FRIDAY ard Sunday. a !, y
Nasrurss- tia trf'-fsun - AsRtYE< Ins*inF.
Thur-.fsv. a-i >ztrrisy. At ar u HtrARf
"Wednesday. Friday, snd Sunday ~ ? y
Eos-u.wrsf eta Tfi-r - AEHiyns iH"''-f'
Thntsfsy nni sauuiaf. a. , y htfsRfs
Nenday Wran-sdsy an'i Ifdaf e. ~
S-,rrp-ns-., Mri~aslI- Aesifss Ne.iHr%f' ~
and ~siurlny. 1T p N D,FtHrs ihnHhhy
and Monday. alto N.
posr T,nro - eAs- and arrive The same day.
'r,s-.,.ay Ihurs'isg. and saturdays.
Gts9s trrisr= on Thursday ~ = n sni oN
Ss,m.,ay ai6 ? -. Asssrf ga lue-.laY 49, "
AMI IN Thursday Al 4 ? At
Oyytrr IIorss q. ", 70 IL " and from
tot
Dnier et~n fir delivery n > ~
Mai cts-e. sar The Eas' ~ 70 NJ
The ,,sfce viii b. efsn s.auisys from % ID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

MR. Enron n your sspe OF The 7lh
inst. YOU publish the resolutions passed At
meeting OF Cotton Planters. held at Water
proof, tensas parish. Louisiana. on the lglh
of October last, over which meeting and it..
deliberations DR.. ". u. Anderson was cali
I'd to preside.
1t IS to the principles set forth in the res
clutipn which WAS unanimously adopted hS
the meeting. that would call aitention. and
ak every man 10 ponder well for himself
in his own mind, the sentiments deliberate
", and solcmnly expressed On tina, occasion,
and published to tie world The t.suln,
l.nn referred to. SAYS: First, wa believe
there - no inst cause Tor the sudden aud VA,
pfecedented decline in the price of cotton,
At the exclusion OF nearly all other of the
leading arhcles OF consumption"
ihst the decline has been sudden and IN
expected, IS true; that II is unprecedented
i. no, true, MS every one who has noticed
the cotton market during the las, twelve or
fifteen years well knows. Neither is it true
that other leading staples have not expert,
enced equally ms great decline the articles
denly and 10 greater extent than cotton.
hs Tor the cause of the decline it may
BE- correctly answered, by saying there is
no money to buy with. | he cause or causes
which have brought about n scarcity Of
money, is quite another aud different ques
ton, which it il not necessary to discuss in
reviewing the resolution unanimously adopt
"A -, a. M
luion goes on to say, :ns', "we believe the
cotton factors Of New Orleans are using
every exeri.on TO sustain themselves, aud to
save the planters from ruinous sacrifice,
&c" OF this ,hereicsn be no doubt. The
factors Of New Orleans are making all the
efforts that men can mako to sustain them.
selves and in doing so, are sustaining the
planter also, but at what sacrifices to then>
selves, these Waterproof planters do no,
seem to consider. We sec from the many
articles published in all Of the city prper.,
that money is worth from five to eight per
cent per month, aud can hardly be obtain.
ed at that, Why is 1t that these factors are
paying from week to week these enormous
rates of lnteres,i l. it to NEE, their accept
given out Tor the use aud accommodation of
parties, when the parties 80 Accommodated
have failed to place the factor in funds in
time to meet their bills 1t 10 alway. pre-,
sumed thu when \ bill il drawn, either At
sight. or o" time. tina. funds are OF will be
placed in the hands of the party on whom
II is drawn. by the time it natures. and no
court in chr,slendom will allow tho ncceptor
to come in aud say That he was no, placed
in funds by the drawer.
The resolution further says. 1--WE there
fore are determined to make any sacrifice
IN order 10 snslaln our merchants from
loss Now this sounds WE'LL and has the
ring Of true metal. l; looks NJ though they
intended to do what they profess. !, il as
much ~ to say: I'VE have drawn on on,
merchants; our bills are now about to rnx>
lare; they gave us their aecsplances Tor our
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

MONETARY lMrRoNnNHNr.- The latest
intelligence from New Odeaus represents
decided improvement in monetary affairs
aud business. The Citizens Bank has
resumed in full and announces lha, ii is
prepared to purchase exchange. The large
amounts Of specie and bullion which are
arriving from abroad. VII. speedily vel
things to rights again.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

OF The Galveston News SAYS TIM. n
man by the name OF II c. Derrick died. on
the Odd ult, in consequence Of an injury
received from falling from the top Of n
bridge he was engaged in constructing on
the line Of the Galveston, Houston, aud
Henderson railroad, over Plum Creek lie
fell from the frame work, distance of over
twenty feet, aud struck across II timber. re,
cegiug fetal internal injury, lie lived
four days afterwards.
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- The Dallas Il~rald after misrcpfo'
resen,,ng the entire subject of controversy
IN which we were recently engaged ia re-
latou 10 Jadsc Reagan, says: " II strikes
NJ hist the Republican mnnilrsts a c"Pn"n'
spirit IN the matter. We nave 70 say ="
tvPy that 1t "s"'"es Us very 'o'c'''f '"''
the editor ct the 'ier"'' h"' never CIV"
the subject that attention when "o"'o ems
ul'e hm to the claims oil 'c''''o OF 'e'''"
er, or, II he has, That ho IS neither ean"'u
faan nor al honest odilor.
In saving this much, wa are reluctant 10
,.cribe ope intantion,l desire on the part
If TIM ua,sld to do u. Injustice. Bu, it
d. ,..,.,,l.ls.s ,a,oo.ksble that be should
b.y. hoo, amir, or paryer.inu, In matters
d.., ...,, ,o -. az ,,l,;n and nalt,b'e. lie
,.,.,,. ,l.., .,bo ,dvoc,,e rcplies 10 the
.,s,m,.s IF tina p.,nb,ic,n in no smiablo
., .on...o,, ,,odu Tbs, Il tree
..,. ., an;i,, ~, ,bo ,,f,i,,,.s of
...,,,,n,, ro.i,io,s which we never as.
nod ,.J ..uo bsva cb,,it, enoupb
,o ove,lo,k tbose .in1fpities which produc-
.U.fsp,par wa have no tolerance with per>
,,,.i,n.
~. ,nos.ionod fro ri..l, n r,I,a
u ,...,a oand,d.,a 20, tho
>, c.. 81. -. h. -;.,L,of t.is
ci.nt, - o.co him !, nomination. Bn,
-,.....i H.. .....;,,. .nJ ,a,, Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

Hon. A. o. p Nicholson. editor Of tho
Warrington Union during the admin's''''
ton OF Gen. Pierce. wss elected TO the u
5. Senate, on the 27th ult., by the Legl'ls'
tnre of Tennessee, TO succeed Hon. John
Bell, whose term expires on the ith oil
March, 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

Within the last ssx ys.f. the .topendous
segsseats Of eight o, tea millions Of dol>
lsss, hsvs Stssppss'ed from the New York
Chy 1tessssy. No bod, Knows how. when,
VIM. - shst for he money has been
sspseded. BIT there are no vouchers. or
spssioeattons o. indications a. to lie pur.
rssss ios which u WAS paid away.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

ry- On our art pnse wi.i BE- fat-i description a.
tide sisamss - : iIo3s- w pr..4tn- a.ti DO
Is decidedly llie posl rrcari ,catasr iIn, ha. ever
rntored the Red Rive irsIe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

fc,- We invite attention TO lhe advancement n
Ie..r wm. Bmjfeldt cs ThrY have .sf,e sni
choice sssof;n-ui of aopls which cannot 6 To- eam.
.nand Ynf isfen.
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The Triumph in Pennsylvania.

AuC AIi0A pa Ia .
The gllf'ou. re.ul, IN Pennsylvania VII
be- matter Of congrsiulstion to the whole
eountrv. Packer, tho Democratic eahdi'
date ha. been elected over that arch enemy
aud traitor DAVID Wllmot III. majority.
the " A.hincton L Mon has reason to believe
50 % not be tar from sixty thousand. Black
Republican mistule is a, an end BON
hnaehcs OF the Legislature are largely
Democratic. The Harrisburg PENN Pa''
uot aud Union commenting upon the re-
.u.i, say.
The defeat OF tine opposition IN Penn
.,'ysaa aa. been complete, overwhelming,
crushing. Wc congratulate the democracy
.p this splendid result We congratulate
ali NATIONAL men upon the defeat OF DAVID
Wilmo,, the great leader OF aboli'tonIsm
and lfee sa,li.m u reuns}lvaria, the mae
who. next 10 Seward. has done more to
ALLEVIATE one section Of tbs great country
Rom the other. to uil,me the northern mind
vita prejudice, aud Ia iosrl destructive aud
evolutionary iauairsm taan any man Ia
ih,s Union.
"psuu., lgaalA isa noble Oh Common.
,ca'h. She has sgtin ptoyeu herself to
D., the balwafk oi the Union ] be- arts
a Seward and lho eI,qgence OF W i'moi
have been used against her in vain. She
hiss turned FROM these demsg with d's
gust, aud shown them aud their deluded fol-
1yer. huw futile are their attempts TO
shake ber ro,,st'y. IL ESQ she 'esuded
bet devotion To Art own statesman, james
Buchsuau. and now io 1857 she teallirms
ust drcrco with an emphasis that cannot be
m,uadefsiaoA
or Ia. Caddo Gazette throws of the
ma.k, aul IN its h.i issue, comes on'
boldly in deauncis'ion oil the adm.t'sifa'
lion. II announces tina, hereafter twill be
an Independent in contadsipction to
parlrau democratic paper, The editor
has for some titne pas, exhibited unmlsia'
kahle signs Of sanity on the Walker Nan
sa. question, with the discussions OF which
the Ga.eile ha. been filed. \ few weeks
previous to the late l.oul.ia' election w
though, We di.cerned an imp, oyement II
his malady. bu, since then be hs. -elapsec
into such state that be may be regarded
az beyond the reFch OF recovery II" u
hereafter, we presume, to belong TO lha
school OF southern p'use'''7 "' "".''
ihe Ne" ol'rans beliH Il '"' ''"'s'' "'
hepneih h'}nef' john MINOR h''7' "''
ihe hno" N"tb'"g i"'Y ""'eh S'll''''''
lo.mof" ate TO De Tue "'J'hc''' ~ '''' ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14

OF Cotton has advanced | of cent
Middling cotton is quoted o. to l0i Of II
cent.