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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-09

The state .az"itc informs Us The
I. :. Government ka- yielded e. the rc-
,ea,cd applications II the Executive, a.
wcIl 49, The suggestions Of the gallant
head oi the department If Texas, and
that the latter has already 'ssned "r"",s
for an expedition against on' frontier
Indians II viii hc composed 1T four
companies nf I, : Cavalry aud In'an'rs
under Rre>ct MAJOR cenrral Van bnrn'
capia,n of ~ Cavalry The "aa..'e
says;
Tho expedition viii hc authorized 10
scour the country beyond Red River
without reference e. Department limits
some fifteen friendly Indians viii he
taken ~ guides. The command viii h
furnished with three months snrp', OF
provisions
The execution will move from Fort
Ee'knep On tho liih >eptcmbor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-09

l,sSsR leafu fen. tlN San M
,onio Herald tist The two soldiers.
charged with killing lou.e Nesc, eess fe,s
Lancaster. last winter, Wert pSrmiaed on
~, Yah i,oin-r 'rs'icc q y ,'e''ersun.
and eatn,ni'tai g. NE s'l ~ HrNsr
county. withou, bail Their nr,ae~ were
James heer,iah and James =. bFspor. M
dc list imiansrN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-09

NEWSPAPER EsffH,4lzs The New \ ork
Herald SAYS tina, It's topographic inso''i.
scnce from London viii cost two 'heus-
aid dollars 4 colnrn \ eferslfel srs. u
s. irterYn ned ta have the news
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-09

II is snia That 1haltcrg, the piMis'
vas paid when in THIS country SEQ. s0e
per month. exclusive II expenses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-24
[. / , AMI0UN 6 .8 .l4.a sl5Gg9
Clerk Of the County Court.

Mr.. Zit,e. --Please notify the citizens
of Shepherds,own and vicinity, by tie
publication of this notice, that l shall
necessarily be compelled 10 be absent from
the County for some 10 or II days and
consequently deprived Of the privilege of
visiting your section of the County until
nv return from Richmond, after which
i, is nv purpose to pay my respects In
person and present the claims winch my
friends have set up for the office OF Clerk
of the County Court Of Jefferson.
JOHN F. SMITH.
Middleway, April 10, 1883. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-24

SEE TIE FOLLOWING
Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, sc.
WhaL the Farmers say:
late writer says that 'the various species
of vermin are multiplying at a fearful rate
throughout the land'' A postmaster in Hi
nois writing to "Costar's" Depot, says "Fhe
country is literally oyerrun with them Gratis,
mice, Sc
What the People say:
Cave, H., June DIST, 1857.
Dear Sir.-My brother, J. w. McCreery, ?.
NJ, purchased box of your Rat EXtermina-
tor, and found it to be what you recommend
| it to be, perfect Rat destroyer. hereby in
close SIS for more Of it, Yours, &c.
ASHLEY MCCREERY.
New York, Dec. II, 1857.
| Sir-All this summer have been troubled
with Reaches and Mice. | was actually asha-
med of the house, for the Reaches were every
where, and don't know what should have
done by this time. | purchased a box of your
Exterminator and tried it, and in one week
there was not a Roach or Mouse in the house.
JOHNB. GIVENS, No. 81, Elm ST.
Moore's Salt Works, Ohio, June 8, 1857.
Dear Sir.-I have used it, (the Rat, Roach,
&C., EXterminator) three nights, and it is n.a-
king sad havoc among the Rat tribe
Yours, sc. j. i. BECO.N
| What the Press say:
We know by actual experience, that Coos
tar's" preparations for Rats, Reaches, Bed
Bugs, and Insects generally are complete and
perfect extermnators.~ Y. .1tias, May II.
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c, Exterminator is
an infallble destroyer of these pcstilent crea-
tures.- indianapolis (Md) Sentinel.
What the Druggists say:
GUlLFoED & LEMBERGER, Druggists, Leban-
on, Pa. ave are pleased to say that which is
sold gives great satisfaction"
Gro. ROSE, Druggist, Cardington, 0. at
| (the Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator,) sells like
hot cakes, giving general satisfaction"
~ Sold in Shcpherdstown, Va by BAKER
s BiLLMYER.
April II, 1858 22-2m'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-24
curious Contingent Expenses.

From The Washington correspondence
oC the Baltimore Sun, of the 26Ih uIt., we
select The following paragraph /: In the Of
fetal Statement, Of contingent expenses of
me las, House Of Representatives, The fol-
lowing articles are enumerated, the neces.
sily for which, without explanation, does
not appear TO strike The public mind.
They were, doubtless, deemed necessary
Sixty ladies' reticules, S240. Probably
good article, being about 81 apiece.
Twenty -four oder cases, $i2l, so; il will
be recollecled that the dense atmosphere
of tine hall was, al times, very much com
planned Of. Seveniv-lhree dressing Ca
SEES, 1855; the remark was general that the
members Of that Congress were exceed
ingly neat i'll their attire. Thirteen cigar
cases ,SG8, so; useful to keep the choice ar
ticle from the sight Of the lobby loungers-
Six dozen silver extension cases: four
dozen Illuminated aloums, al 81 each; va
rious 'TOck memoirs Tuck diaries,
&C., &C.; ladies pump inks'and$, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-24
TERMS or CLUBS.

Clubs larger than twenty nIbc san'e proper.
lion.
The Publisher, Albert Primer, has ls'h
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he with confidence refer 10 he leading business
men in almost every town in The United smics,
10 most o. whom the NJ. an NJ. Journal has
been circulated as 10 tho responsibility and in
legrity with which lis publishing husincss is
conducted. Having secured The agency OF a
prominent Jcwcly Manufacturing es'oblifh-
m Ont in Newark New Jcrey. he is led TO oii'r
the pre>cnlsin simiin articles, Int ibossivho
DE- sire 1 can re, evc their presents in books.
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BOOTS IND SHOES.ea

BOOTS IND SHOES.s6
2pHE undersigned wishes to inform the
< public that they have large and varl-
ed assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES,
which they will run OFF very cheap FOR
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-24

A general order has been issued by the
Comm anler-n- Chief of The army, direct
ing particularly the movements Of the
troops from the barracks at Newport, JEFF
feIson, and Carlisle, and from forts Co.
lumbus and Randall for Utah, at the short
eslnolice. Gen. p. Smith is appointed
To The command Of the Department Of
Utah, and Brgadier General Harvey and
Gen. Johnston to command, according 10
their breyet ank. Col. Lee succeeds to
the command OF the Department of the
West. Colonel and Inspector General
Mansfield is relieved from the duty Of in.
speeding recruits, which duty will devolve
en- Lieut.. Col. J. E. Johnston. The
greater portion of the troops destined for
Utah are to concentrate at Fort Leaven-
worth, to be ready 10 move on the arrival
Of Gen. Smith. The headquarters of the
Second Infantry has been transferred TO
ST. Louis. .-..r.5- ,,..r......
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-24
SHERIFFALTY.

I'VE are authorized to announce JAMES
w w. CAMPBELL, ESQ.,, as a candi-
date for HE Sherilialty, at the election in
Maynext. -"a "'"-'''" Feb. IL, 1898.
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SHERIFFALTY.

DEING solicited by many Of the voters
ID ofJeferson County to become can
didaie for the next Sheriffalty. the election
for which takes place on the 4thThursday
in May next, you will please announce
me as such in your next paper.
Ihope to be elected, and shall rely up
on my thorough acquaintance with the
people TO elect me. | shall visit but few
Of my friends as | am much confined al
home. GEO. w. SAPPINGTON.
January so, 1858. te
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-24

CiALT.-2O0 sacks Ground Alum aud
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A general assortment of Boys and Mems
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reasonable terms. IL All kinds of Country
Produce will be taken in exchange for goods.
Call at Cheap Side No. 2, for bargains.
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Shephcrds:own, April 10, 1853. If
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II ELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation, Cures
Ill Gravel Bladder, Dropsy, Kidney Alice
TONS
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GenuinePreParalion for Ner-
Ii yous and Debllitaled Sufferers.
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G2BG3A5 N099Cso9,
MOUNT NEBO LODGE, No. 81.

Meets at Masonic Hall. Shepherdstown,
on the lst and Ord Saturday i'll each
month, al g. o'clock, u. Nj.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-24

UELNBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for loss
Ii of Power, loss of Memory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-27
COMMON COUNCIL.

p..,x.. . M. ~, ,.,,-
Mr.. Summers cnalr, eight members p,sssni-
The Board Il Asan ~ msa AZ, Board Of,
Their 2 IN ssnsy rssslsoss snasang sA ,hs
atng the the Board Of Assessors
The sss s &c ss s Sa e
siS,ants also asked eoncursnse in the following -.
bude and estimate o. the receipts and expenditures for
The ensuing year with seeonps5yng resolsn taken ups
msnts; "a
The clause authorizing the employment of $50 pOeemsn
extra police contnssnciss s'-''' AAA
Ihs eiSass $1,000 for ,as support Of the pub
clause inrodnced approprsfieg 1854 pub
% schools % a. 81 G ras District to Reimburse them sr loss sas
for repairing plank roads was
The clause approPIisug for the repairs h roads
CLAUSE introduced apDropriang saoo for Regarding
clause was added slsO for LAYING e.s Mines
in wssainsSn s,ahns sssss5si sssss .,,0 !,
building engine house or Grescen, Fire COMPANY No "a
eisuss Introduced 4ppopaas 5000 Tor de purpose
OF laying the
street - =
Is z 81 '' h' contingent and
aendsd aS carried came up On 's adoption Of the budget as
MI Harrss9n % made motion 70 take up the messages q The
Company These messages we're sent i sos ms N
gust s and q time laid on the table subject call where
5 *. HON, sa gssa,ss
report Of the proceedings in Fridays Crescent. >
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERNEs.-- Present, q
aepSs% s with Mr. MssiGni in The chair
hasd Of s94lg4 As Referred Finance Coiittse- =
The STR q Commissioner relative
sundry matters in his department. Referred s@
ss sS.T S1 y mr.
Tending lime aboIhng the ehanne Of
the streets around Beef Market etc. An
resolution authorizing Committee pay the heirs
OF Guotte for their Magazine Market
i've semi annual IL talments also coneurred in well
resolutions for bridging IN the Fourth Diic
and contracting with keep ballast Ioada Of ths
'g SsIs5Ds 4 SsDs s.,. read ~ ,. in hs v. ana ,..,
pately referred One from Tannuch asking that his
/ Museum be taxffee. 49,
Mr. Whitney offered resolution for allowing the Hebrew
Association open cemetery MetAirie ridge Re-
ferred 10 the Polcs Commftee.
quarterly report Second District Schools
eeivad and referred 20 the Education Con mtiee
resolution offered for appsopriatng $l40e psy The
cys expenses Eighth Of January eelebraton Adopted
resolution offered for approprating Sl0 payment
to clerks for making out the tax bills Adopted
Aresonon offered for fixing the pay The City Asses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-27

KANSAS IETELLIGENCE-A correspondent of the
st. Louis Republican, writing from Westport on the
10th inst says: -se
1t is almost universally conceded that the Demo-
cratic ticket in Kansas is elected the Democrats
having carried johnson, Leavenworth and Doniphan
three of the largest counties. 1t would seem that
there were left no room for doubt on that score
If the Abolitionists are thus fairly beaten after
they have acknowledged the validity Of the Lecompton
Constitution, what more do they want ? II would
seem to be folly in Congress to once more open the
whole question to renewed agitation by resubmittng
the question OF slavery But the Democratic party OF
Kansas will be ltis6ed with whatever is right and
just to them, and will submit patiently for the sake
| of peace and the Union.
Jim Lanes party are now actively engaged In dis
turbng the settlers by getting out wrs for all promi-
nent proslayery men, and having them directed "to
| the captain Of any militia company
Many fearing harsh treatment, rather than submit
to arrest have left the territory for the present. 1t is
by this means that Lane expects either to drive out
all the settlers or raise another war. He is partially
succeeding in one, and may succeed in the other. A
| company of three hundred Missourians came near
leaving Weston last week for the territory to protect
their friends and would have done SO but for General
| Calhoun.
1t will be impossible to keep down excitement on
the border if Jim Lane is permitted to go on as at
present He has his bands Of eutthroats all over the
territory, and they are actively engaged prosecuting
| Jim's work OF war;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-27

HoRRIBLE-The Folsom Dispatch tells of a man
by the name of McNair, who, some three weeks ago,
endeavoring to raise the means in that burg by
begging, to visit this city for the purpose of having
a couple OF live snakes extracted from his stomach
He was in Folsom some eight months before, and
was relieved of third snake he had in him through
some medicine given him by Dr. Higgins, but it so
much reduced him as to the doctor to abandon
the operation for fear of fatal consequences. The
two yet remaining one large and the other q small
snake, by their continual movings and Cravings,
make the life of the wretched man so irksome that
be has resolved to undergo the operation of being
opened, probably at the loss of life. He is hearty
eater, but is still eacated. The larger of the two
snakes generally remains in stupeted state unless
hungry, when bite causes the poor man to vince
while the little snake is very restless and causes much
more pain being continually moving and nipping the
flesh. GSan Francisco Golden Era.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-27
FLORIDA NrrLLlorsor.-From The Tampa PEE

FLORIDA lNTELLIGENoE.-From the Tampa PENN
sular of the 10th we extract the following:
Capt W. II. Hendricks Company Mounted Voun-
teers was reOrganzed and remustered into the United
States service on Monday last
Capt. II. II. Body has organized a Company OF
forty boatmen who enrolled for that service on
Tuesday last Capt Body rendered gallant services
to his country in the Mexican war, and we expect
him to make mark ere the expiration Of six months
Capt. A. A. Stewart Of the Florida Regiment, ar
rived in this place on Tuesday last. Capt s. has
examined the Big Cypress and says that the land is
worth contending for. He states the soil of the
swamp is richer than any portion of Louisiana, and
that it easily be reclaimed He also states that
there are thousands of acres of hammock land (gen
orally called islands,) which are high and only await
the touch of civilization to TEEN with unprecedented
yields of our staple productions. Capt. s. decline.
again entering the service.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-27

LosT HIS WIFE.-A curious case is now pending
in one of our courts. young man named Taylor
has procured a writ of habeas corpus to compel a
Mrs Wright to give him the custody of her daughter
aged fourteen years, and who, he alleges is his law.
full wife 1t appears that on the night of the 9th
inst, all the parties named, with one or two others,
started to go to theater. Mrs. Wright and some of
the party entered the theater, but Taylor and the
daughter fingered behind, and seeing the others
safely inside, started off to clergyman got married,
then hastened TO the theater and Joined Mrs. Wright
and company, without exciting suspicion. After the
evenings performance, Taylor accompanied the
young lady home, and afterwards left for his own
residence. The marriage kept secret for several
days. and since it became known, the young lady,
who is wealthy, cannot be found-hence the writ Of
habeds corpus. The mother says the daughter regrets
the marriage, and has disappeared of her own free
will. [N Y. Mirror.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-27

A VESSEL Losr.-1he schooner Mary Alice, from
Porto Rico 4th inst, arrived at New York on the
l7th She reports that on the 18th inst in lat. "a
20, long " 80, she experienced terrific hurricane
from the southwark for four hours. She could show
no canvas, but ran at the rate Of nine knots under
bare poles. At daylight, made two sails ahead, a
brig and schooner the latter under storm trysai and
reefed foresail and jibs down; the brig apparently
lying by her, Could see men moving about the
schooner's deck, but she had no signal set. After
passing her about mile she went down suddenly;
the brig then made all sail and stood to the westward
would have run down to her. but concluded the brig
had taken the crew of. The schooner was painted
black, and of about $50 tuns burthen. This was in
lat. 35 %, long. 72 so.