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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-04
I'LL NEWS.

The items of Washington ews, at all notewor'
thy, arc very few. The Administration have
abandoned the idea of sending Gen. ScoTT to
California, to lead an expedition from the Pacific
side against the Mormons. You've, KENDALL and
others have been indicted for high treason by the
United States District Court. The Kansas question
would come, it was thought before Congress, in n
practical shape, on Monday last. The conflict
would be fierce, but it is expected generally, that
the Lecomptonites will triumph.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-04
THAT NEW DIVISION.

We penned a short paragraph last week about
a new Division aomcrhere in our District, but II
any of ourrcadcrs were able to locatei it with our ar
t:cle as a guide, they are better engineers than
we are. We omitted the name Of the Division,
which is "OHret-situatcd at Qlivet Church,
near McConncllsville The Division was organl-
zed by Mr.. J. G. ENLoE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-04
THE HOME CIRCLE.

The February number of this excellent month
" is before us. 1t contains, as usual, many in
s~,ructive and moral articles, together with some
pleasant stories. 1t is supported by the best
minds in the Methodist Church, and should, at
least, be patroni1cd by that denomination. 1t is
published at Nashville, Tenn, at 81 per annum.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-04
SALES-DAY.

The sales on Monday last, although surprising
the usual amount, were nconsiderable. One or
two tracts Of land, one mule or so, and five ne
groes were all that was sold of the long list adver-
tised. The day was anything but pleasant, and
| the crowd not very numerous.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-04
OF THE BoARDoF TRUSTEES

We are requested to state that q meeting OF the
Board of Trustees Of The Yorkville Female Col
lcge will be held in this place on next Wednesday
cvcning-the 10th inst, at candle lighting. a
full attendance is ID desired.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-04

expression of opinion. 1t is certainly q very su-
perior work of art, and it is calculated to impress
on the minds of the young, many useful scriptural
scenes and lessons.
A s~prightly young bachelor" of some thirty
summers, having nothing else more profitable to
employ his leisure hours, of which he seems to
have a superabundance, has been making an un-
gallant fling at the ladies' hoops through the COL
umns of the Ecenlny NcEs. He talks learnedly
about the logic Of hoops. and expresses great fear
lest the ladies, who seem disposed to spread them
selves considerably, should occupy more space in
this wide world than they arc le%gitimately entitled
to. The rollicking, romping, devil, may-care
"kate," promises to pay her respects to him on
paper, ut her earliest convenience, and set him
right upon the vexed and doubtful questions of
female policy.
The Medical College closes its present session
this week, and the young disciples of Esculapius
will gather up their pipes, blankets and hickory
sticks, and leave for the parental mansion. lun'
derstand that the graduating class is quite large,
and as they are mostly studious young men of ed
ucation and steady habits, it is more than likely
that they may oil pass the trying ordeal with
credit.
The Evening News is out to-day in q new dress,
from tip to toe, and may be considered a little il
advance of the spring fashions. 1t looks as neat
and clear as a new pin, and expects to have it,
sunday suit recognised md acknowledged by al
appreciative and discriminating public. Newspa'
perdom is bound to keep up with the front rank:
Of this fast age. MAGNOLIA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

w have Lid ,hc pleasure @. psrus ng
several letters ftorn gcn,l'n.eh Of high
Responsibility, written ffom Louisville,
Kcn,cchv. oil 0: ,ls-n affirming that the
,,ocfh3l.iors shroa! have sustained Dr..
ro~.kes -sh great rnanirnif@ In biz 81.
f-., 70 -n,in'7in '-ri, : csl's N Texas
ana .il,' ,h.i $50 ss,asa, { . a..- cca.a al
-s--. "a och s.sr- ~.il - Y:c'np.l,
ne, Tic Eca.acA- s;oct ho,dcFs are
-ci.g hc-c-i rs. s-a SO ray
.ns up the. g. aasessmsn's fer
Jal- snl n sl7a-cs :,r Janusrv.
I: il oo-a,sn.lT stated Ia. enough
~. 70 -sisei . ny q al TIC iaico'ed-
-sss Ct The s,;apau- :. once, and 70 .ea7e
, surplus 20 prosecute the -o'k
Dr.. roxlkes Is on Ii, Tay % !czas.
AMI ma arrival - Anticipated daily
when he conee VIC confidently look for
a compromise upon such bas.s es viii
ae,.le al pas: iiiEeFences produce ha-'
mcry Of feeling, All enlist the cocpe.a.
,ion of every sr.eni Of the ea'crprise
This can be aeesHg li.h31 i all who are
Interested vii lag aside personal feeling
ana prejudice. nnl consul: their iudig.l'
GAL all the va,4.c in'c4cs' The two
companies have new IN opportunity If
removing every distraction which haa
mpcdel the work and 70 place tho enter
10 In the hands vi 81 b men and un-
der sueh wh0lcsome restrictions "a will
ensure i,s suceCsa The creditors are
.1nguisl.iug T7r their money and the pub
lic demand ronl The creditors have
found thu, a ,rust sslc may be a good
thing n It's voT bat that in the present
instance it has not turned 5ui thc thing
they barsaiued for With money enough
to pay up all the Indebtedness, N ash
and with the prospect ef several hah-
lrcd Thousand dollars more to be spent
in Texa, Immediately. bcliseroat rsrtics
we imagine viii manifest a degree Of
good sense, good feeling. and practical
reflection. which viii surprise even thoir
beat friends
We knaw they t1e il, otherwise They
c7a be obstinate and proloug the litiga-
ton. stop the road whore It ia for years.
and keep the creditors on, IF then money
But they viil lo il at their own expense
and under heavy responsibility Under
this state cf things public sc-tiacu' will
demand tho forfeiture of tho charter. and
when gone, q va pertf Il rai, Whereas
Il all parties viii x TO work in good
faith. to place the curerpf.lo IN a coudr
fion &, inspire confidence. there ia moth
ns whatever T. re arprchcuaei from
the stat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

Yrflow F.vra---At the lat accounts. The
yellow fever was at "a neigh, in NV osleans
r'or tho week ending on the 9Th inst 'hfre wcrt
5i6 deaths, 40 Of yellor fyer. The disease is
represented as exceedingly mal'grhn' aud y the
mortality is DOT as great a. 1883, il IS for the
rant Il ma'cria'. he ciy Ct m Z At The soci
tA'ioa Of the Howard Association has appfopri
sted $4,000 70 defrny the expense u transporting
81 foreign Immigrant who may arrive o. tho
Bsliae, during the epidemic. disecllyu the Mia.
issirpi without lauairs 81 ,l- city. Their were
cos hundred deaths Of yellow ieys. fs 'aa III y
hoars eudny a, twelve O'Clock on the 7;h inst,
The disease tas speed mo the 'H'etior ani
rrerails At nearly every pa'r' IN TIC M is'irp.
Elbow Memphis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

Say for'yiour citizens OF Rusk couH.
" have organized vigilance commit'c
to put stop to the dcprada'ions of
horse ,heive, The following names are
published by portion of the COMMITTEE
as connected ;rith the horse-thiei gang:
Peter Wall, George Bill in Rusk coun-
,y Texas; Amos Smith, IN Pamela county;
aud Vim J Roddcn J. J Weaks and
Jas Wcaks, residence not known
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
OUR MALE SCHOOLS

On male schools commenced, on Monday Tie
9th inst, under highly favorable auspices.
The Marshall University has gained rapilly In
puhhc confidence. II has a very shle corps Of
,ench,ra The school building is a spacious and
elegant brick cvlliice, which rrcsen,- a very mro
sing annarancc About $1,000 have btcn sub
,crhed ny our ci'lers IN order to purchase the
necessary apparatus, aud for the erection Of a stew
ards hall and other necessary buildings, so thai,
the pupils from distance ran obtain hoard At a
reasonable price, and b. under the eve # the Pro.
i,saor Mr. fkcll deserves crc.li, fhr hv energy
in getting NJ this subscription. lie ought to OBJ
tain 100000, and We hope that amour, will be
6ubseribe,l--a sum sufficient to make the lnsi-
tuition What il wa, intended to he, TnrerNig,
If VIC wan, good teachers, We must Offer compc-
teu; men the necessary inducements, and furnish
them the supplements. II they fail to perform
their duty ec can &c, others.
Mr. Carolar. Who has taken charge Of the
Republican ACADEMY, !, a ripe scholar aud .
gentleman possessing a high reputation as a
teacher. lie has ie" If any superiors anywhere.
For several years our male srhoo's we're at,
domination. No community in the State, VIC
venture % gay has been moro thoroughly OF com.
plo,cl- huinbngeed than ours. /, il the casc 10
ionrcr, and we have the qualification Of onnouu
,in-, what We believe To h. lrun. that we ha,e
4 tho nrs, male school, in ihc State .,i,cr.ii
vof.h II ANN. ID f.t1f .n b. +. IT,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

~ Tie q loving i7 what lie South
Wrgcrn Of " uasday aas - gay ab,r,
ihc river aal toe boate
We have no improvement - report,
in the river. which continues - reoedo
rapidly. luthe coarse Of fcw lays The
water win WAC a sWniciou, channel
through the strd.aars 10 admit the pas.
aaec Of small boats The navigation be
lose tho fallA IS ma, much better than It
% .Ne"e; the boats grounding opposite
iloynnaria, agi 81 H." bar tor milcs
below that p'1cn Tho Marion arrived
on Monday. after a 'op- and tedious pas
sasc being tho frat boat from below in
fourteen days The Blnumcr is now due.
The Come, aud Kate Dale also succeeded
in getting over the rapids hut we can
not ascertain whether they are on the
way NJ ar not
Captain Crooks now light Araueh'
Red RIVER steamer wax launched from
uoward's sh,p yard, New Albany. on the
9th nit, and vii he completed N few
days Captain Dcnslow has named his
new boat (to replace the Sunbeam IN
Red River trade the Telegraph" Cap.
tain Main IS disman,lng The linda az
Cincinnati, where be IL building fine
new boat 20 take hor place Captain Ap.
plesa,o'a new passenger packet is pro
grcssing rapidly
The Cadlo Belle sunk a few days ago,
a short distance below Jefferson, will he
speedily raised aud renovated The Wm
K. Douglass has been pur in complete run
ming order, and is now as good as new -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

go T'.' Editor q .he Dallas Herald has aoen
r-essr''a With 'he kin Of mule cared rabbit
VI say;
TIL. aai'asl 4 l~t'r .l,c s1c q ihe ordinary
raehA eni y The h'c''s' q'adrrps' an Tho Wet
en- prasriri's. w. ea'- n''' acalp nhf slrei,lni
OF neT'nre NAn : " ninrc than ~ f ls
ffa,, liz fu zoo, IT, D.. ..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
AysuAI STATEMENT OF COTTON.

zrreni 20 move iuere tns - all 9. AT rad y IA
tsfes,cd a esr great staple
yre osiss,. sfaf ii52,
I CrSrn,L p.xAas The lr,rsrc.'l ar haYas
irsehei !, s.ose. We preser y 'yf pain. aa@ we
c-arlsf,s d Ne~ Oriesas. .syeS!as M 'peistli
"a saf naike. - tsea .eas;a "a pate vii admit
ga rs.s'n. o'ssy % .s;g, 20 ~ "a 5 5s h Il
has, "a ,ssp~e'', S-sn rri'isii t.e s'i 'as'S9-
rlss.
re -sar o,cr44 T'th s--s' eucyHn-y IN pric'' .pd
aatte.s PROJECTS Nth f9.afd % she srsiness n &c
sa-sn, ne crops OF C9.tsn and sugar Twas sncwa,
~3,ii n, b. age AL IN CIV n he rjarsa sneici
nm hio spFing N9s,i AM snh'egaeIt etlsF liAV',
leather II wa aYp;eAe7A.d tsai nc former y -
fall saos, q the efuy II ,.s preceding year. B' u
~. exc led .A.f, iai dea .sn-y would - eoaH,s'
eelsnesd - c1a. Saarcr Q. hisn rage o. Phee'
10 ,i-' s1l r'tes sispes. Th,s iGvarese - .pt,'
~ ~.vsT. wsa charged y the cpu.neEc.al hai h1a'
esl ssyai.oa, wh.ca originating Il i5e Seiih -pisai
1-asicr taio1yh t1- county aud r~a.lea - -
ri change II uaik,i .s.ee- aud praspe,ia There
we're -en. ~ees- u sis'w AID dspgs~-oa nsaf o-7e-
AID so-ns h-avy alafes. BAT the .fst hee WA so'a
pss>eI and TRADE h.i rt-alls1 .t' asae channels ~
the -isue the active tusiue- csan sfi iaify 'pcht'
pua.-ss br-airs settled GA raff secure nas@, ana
tie scv.fi-h sui excited condition q the Market
sheh bad pfsyailei .3F mouth. pfesedlas ,ae nv.
sgn. gave place 70 a healthy sys:.m o! trade prtet
having fallen from the .tAis1 position aich hey had
occupied % . more reasonable snd natural eTei. 80
afavgrabs al, 1inn the Cotton crop re- ,vefed' ~
measure rom the Disasters Of ate -ptag, and ht7
proved larger than t1d been anticipated. exceeding
that any pFcyiau. year except ISIS BE-, ard -.
q, Ia ,sastlon !; * ccds Ia, yeaf crop sl-'l.
2il. The arc crop. whch had alsu greatly suffered
fgin a colt ptipg late ffo-i. and carly summer lea'
partially iec lveysd but was agatn seriously ihlHiei
by heavy 4 IS 10 November The yield n1s 'oise
Qgcatly falen cons .iefsby short ~ 80 average roy.
slough iuia.' lur t.mr- a. large ~ tg4t o a wear.
which "a. nearly eu cnt Ire fail-te md excccit 10
slasten .boat 'lla3 2.s Ifa ioaaefa crop va
large aal tire fccs - AZ this p1r, nave SfrF p 80
&c aus prfylH1s yHtr- \ EFT ISL Y and l-t- -
20 Violation there ,- ~ Increase as eonpHri 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
SICKNESS Axp MORTALITY


has been co unusual 1moun, Of sickness
snl greater number q death, IN Tins
county than we are accustomed 10 feeotd
10 AM ,hree og fsur issues Ct our raper.
Tie long con,inssd hea. Of The snrimer.
hss been srcceetei ~ CA nights and
rorn.ngs THE aa iAen change has pro
anced considerable sickness; '-rch Ct !,
q a fatal chsrac,c, A, the parties mos:
interested. neglco. 20 send "a in the no
:iccs Ct deaths, ~e have 20 record ,hern
m the irperfcc, manner n which they
sse reported
III frs. iea,h Of h.ch We heard. '-as
,ba, Of Q Mr.. r. " Dukes. who a.si cf
rleufi.y on the ,ih inst, lie vas a elcsk
IN tic Dis.tic. Clerks o.Iice. and IA said
20 have teen n very worthy young man.
De had been bn, a short time in Texas,
sul we never made his acquaintance
On the Sta inst. M Wrsnsom New.
ton died Of fever at the residence of Col
4 D. Burress Mr. ". was also young
man, aad was much esteemed He was
from Kentucky and had been in the State
oaly few mon'hs
On Saturday last vi, iifdges died
Of conEe-,ivc ciuIs. at the residence Of
Nj Wheat, two mica from town lie
was a very fine Young mar and highly
esteemed
On the same DAY ~ perhaps sunday.
Major Graves living twelve miles from
Marshall "a the Shreveport road and
who has been in bad health ior year ~
two died lie Ha- one If the Oldest cit.
lzens of tia county; a man whom every
one cs,ccredi cmphatieally an honost,
good man
On senaay Nj %cbhut died e., the res.
idenee Of hi- brother. about eight miles
from Marshall on the Shreveport road
We were not acquainted with him, but
those who kacw him commend his
conduct We UNDERSTAND that it was
the opinion of one er morn ef his
physicians. that he died Follow fever.
but where be- contracted the disease we
did not learn We understand that be-
had not been of the plantation in sev-
cral weeks by the way esteemed one
Of the hcsl,hicst in Harrison county
IN the same lay, VI John : Wilson.
for many years citizen Of tins place
died suddenly a, hia residence in Mar
shall e congcstiyc chills H. was a
NAN VI generous impalso4. his hand and
purse ever ready - cNt,ul relief t. these
whose necessities required it, He was a
fim friend devoted husband and faith.
or. and kind To hIs -cryauts Nearly the
entire population turned ont TO hs fi
ncri
GA Monday "m. lie by very pom
ising youth. died at the residence al NJ
smith IN Marshall tie was rtiic or
phan boy the SON ct Mt II liclhy VINO
"h' ic" y'ars ago 'd''ed 'hr Marsh'a
Nerl'l'n ann VINO subsequently di"d ~
NcW u lean" ne "'F u frmaskae'Y
'pt'sh''y ch''N u'iN vas som''h'HS
Ve'y engaging il h'' wahu'rN anu ~
e'' a ~ h'fA'p'Y a"''' anu me l''''''''
o''N''''''A''''' "'' '''''' - "' O' ''''
0'' '''.' "F'' ",' 3 '"''' 'o' '"''' 'N'
1'tul '' ','' '''''' '''' '''b quo ''t .'''''
We ''' 90 '''.''' '.'' ''''' ". ~
N''''' '.''' d ''''''' '' 81 ''."J '' ~ ''''''y
y" "''h' cay "'a"t N''' '''''l'Ne
- -, -. ~
49,. ,',
49,.
III d great cl.v. tho nlmhfr ~ deaths
We nave 'N"''o'''e'' even tram p'i'AS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
PREACHING.

N sunday, ths 2ch mot, 10 Res. JOIN OWN
vii rfcAsh irlhc Episops. unu-en IN Nsssaall al
HALY.rAsr TEN. A. II, and at SEVEN O'CLOCK
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

J mat contains iuti RECOUNT " ,i' wv
cecdnys of the Railroad Convention,
held IA that city. in obedience to cal
upon the stockholders If the Southern
[ Pacific Railroad Company, Of which we
/ p,cscn, the following suceinct abstract
The meeting was large, consisting OF
stockholders and gentlemen who ielt an
interest IN the success OF this grea.
enterprise,
Hoo. James Guthrie was called to the
chair and Mr.. James shannon. of Mis-
aouri and Col l. 4 Whitley were SC
l.eted "a secretaries, when the President
of the company. Pr Jeptha Fowlke'' OF
fercd a statement Of the present conai'
ton Of the company Ihls document
gave detailed history Of the proceed
lngs Of the company. \ cenmllte' |"
whom the paper read hv the President
was referred. made the following report
yosr erani.ttee having examined al the IA WIN
in their reach, believe that the report rad before W"
~, ,r,s,int give. A cofrc, account Of TIE pfc-en,
rniI ton Of the sputheu fAeac Railroad company
Notwithstanding the resources 'i thf elWPaa!, -
mean. arc - much smhaunssel hy pres 'ns nhi MAJ"
s..u, ,es, ,lcre Il nothing t. pay pfeshs labili-
10. prevent ale IA l,i execution aud consequently
Inc elt.tc .assiee Of the .to.k ltcf resources and
liabilities ZEE Pfcstleut report
4. the only available means 20 TIE pfrs'u' enefs'n'
~ we H. the plan contained IA the following re-o'
Jet cGst ,.--,..,,.-,,
,f- "a th.. state aud Ni'iHis u e1iinute Nsih'aiy
dtty tent. oa each share q stock hed by ,hem before
the at lat gf October mex.
Rssoittf That \. u Il4a, De appointed Trustee q
tbs fund -4 .uiu44tcl wise -hAN r..eive aad bold u
irtG hci+H acd aud satisfied tar. -nii eat ANA Is
raised o. relieve Nr cnmpan! it.h = present. emsst
easement 4ut th4i rnc n' nali - TIE iAAa aaI ue
u.ed. uof .aal is be- lall nyc sutl a'tHoi4f,i ~
meeting ut tie ,tlckhuldcfs called .cfhes upen 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

- Wa learn from the Dallas Herald TIM,
u. mast shw war viii ne very large I, ~as
nain4sina4. il will r. rseol,ctcd that The fr,.y
10 'be Spring u 1857. had ,lss,ray,,l The mas,
~ that ,-sT ard 'hls. ~ch proves 70 bave beer
A. error,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

E,rsxsg 4 Nva,s NArir1ifs.-- On tie ero.
a'ns 81 the 'sh this 'roup r,avd to large AL.
datscs 10 Marshs'l. The cstrs,inn'cn, va. very
r,.i; Faach hctDr. IN fi-s Than aayihipr cf the
sied W have ever .srn in 'his ls,.iu.ie r,esy
noe WRIT ~ ~ell plsuSd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

The following offers memorable instance;
Mn. WrnsrrR SIsGiNG Xfr Coos. - The
\, \ Tribune says great friend Of the late
Mr. Webster has aid that he never thought the
statfrman and orator 80 admirable a. when IN.
doi . summer sunset, party Of them rowcd
home to Marhlield from fishing and crowded
excursion, and Mr., Webster, iollie,, among the
i0li. with his great hearty voice, ma,e the shores
fesound to the singing OF Xir Coon With
what Titanic co,nie',li'y that negro song camo
from his lips, and howyhey roarci with laughter
the performer, perhaS ENJOYING il the most If
them all
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

Tgr Cov.r.--Scvefd Of onr citizens hsye rs
s,ru, Il " .tlt hey have nalisvl ccse', e.hirh
occ1pies position N the hoovarl l''''e East
r. North This Is aouh'lcss tie com9' Of Charles
" ~ !. Is sometimes eellcl, hut bst,eF bnosu
. astronomers a, that Of labtieiss. Il ws
i.rz, yen hon 'sc Pars ohsefvst"rr through
Telescope L ir,t apparel n l9di ard i,wp
p'arci in October oi TINT year. = was neSt
ohe-rvci 10 $50, BY Pau fahricins, aatraa6v r
- Charles v. who executed map ~ ia path.
Tbc.s ia this vicinity who have scsn Y, d'-crlh,
It's present appearance a. gres, aod brilliant
star. With tail abou, SIR trel.s long. II the
-s,i-s desires 10 -.e the comet Lex hnn e. mp
sHloe rn.e before DAY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

pers addressed 10 ORDERS postage rrc paid, on
the receipt of the corresponding price as above.
notes received a, par.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

oc2 PUBLICATION DAY In fs.ure-onr paper
vii, ~ ds.4d on Friday. A su.Fleisn, number will
~ is~asd'cn TAsrtaay to supply III. mails Of tbs
rrse~ i.n1iav
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

hhNN tH'th N'.'''' '''.'''''' ~ - ''''
flute rode his horse across the river !"
where the men wcr" f'"!i"s' ana order
ed the soldiers e. return u camp. S,INlnN
two u them and ne also STRUCK th' ne
ceased twice lhe latter STRUCK JACK
but his blow 90 ~, Nneeh 'he captain
down, or even CAUSE ulnl ~ HtRFS'
upon which bsadin'e ~ pPe1 uach, o''"
out ms plSt'i WIN oo'h na''u7' ',"Ncu u
and shot the soldier Inc A"'nl't vas
the body Of the deceased, rddiutr -
said to have rcmafNc4 th"' 'h' ''a'h ct
'""l ':"l "ou'' ~ = - "
,hont i've or Ten DAYS afterwards. a
coGgt II inquiry was hc'l ai the camp,
but what took place had not ,rausplfcl.
Tie civil authorities mt - aare Brad
fHtc arrested, hut be- d,nice their luri--
dlctim and refused TO gave himself M,
and ia still at large IA command # tn
companies Deceased belonged 90 cefn'
uauv X
,,
Hoes @'ttLiNp o. fHt ~. 'I''- iH
present opinion U.s. 'nNt luz I''''c S"''''
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parties have seen "t 1f' lAv'I
dlscor'r thc tneFoa Al" nave ihv'" l"'
srrf The killing oI the '''n'f"nS' wa
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m"mhcrS 81 ms F'N'lh- '.u III
d"nc To Ec' ] Secession 'i ''N''' ,.u
money Nr'e"l circumstances "' o.
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nor had they lcn brought down ~
Cumsnthcs There Is bat one conclusion
tho thieves must have hgd m IN pos
session at the tune 1T tic ubvry.
vigilance committee is spoken ui ~
Young County. 50 gentleman says
who Is lately from there Star Gazette
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Enquirer The compliment To MessrS
Rr,dGcll anil BLACK We cordially ~.
lorsc.
SmlyrroRr ANp CrpcrIt NAN IASr--
We obsevvc hv an advertisement from
the Department. that thu, contract ia to
be re- let IA the 18th day Of October next
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

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g, Courts, Chef 1as,. e.. Alalil ;riofs Sc, Who
Any have b advertise IN Ssv.parer'. "A lavsroqai
rias publication IN st-aPsp"rs, vi y f'uni ~ te
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

~ Al ..hser.i,s,. 20 tte Rstnhesn aef " the
:. ~ ~ Are -ens-i.i 70 pay IN htfsnfe - h' y o
TIA, - tna'. f',.ehic o. eus,i such srf. snh'' 'ta
- ws,n tie MONEY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

aD- ,fssrs Duncan Logan Hi"uore
il,vhurn 4 Co, anA y " Love i Co. sill an-
crpt our 'hauk, fer The Anurll S,a,er,en, Of the
..;e~ Orleans Price Current, Containing M elas
orav review Of the operations during the rss,
-e, IN. in our lcoAiug staples 81.