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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

l.stxa,s1ios Is Rrssia-Thc r~der Is doubt
les aware tina, the pr,>.n, Emperor Of RassH IS
en,l.avoring to rmancipate the srfs OF M oh'-
p,rc This class i by for the mos' humorous
in Russia. Emancipation WA at on loot
by Alexander, the predecessor OF the i"'e
emperor Nicholas These ~ris are white, bu,
from long scryi'ute arr unfit for irccdom. The
rebound IS too great and instead Of waiting pa
,ienily the progress OF time TO perfect their con-
dtion. they seem to b. striking for immedlate
emancipation. The uprising says an eS-
change d" is represented as gcncfal along the
Finland coast. and has compelled the nobility
to sex refuge IN Rcval An engagement had
taken pace between part Of the garrison OF
Reyal and body Of the peasants. numbering
about LOCO. who were moving TO and fro, en-
couraging the Others TO ryot The soldiers
werc oserpowered and fifteen Of them including
four officers, were killed OF the peasants some
forty are reported to have been killed.
The peasants are ss yet but poorly armed,
having only sticks and clubs. and sharpeued
poles and pi,ehforks, bu. they show no fear Of
the soldiers and are reported to have attacked
them with grea, spiri, ard determination
Such demonstrations as this, If they should
become general nigh, be sufficient to check the
progress Of emancipation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

RopnrRy The Bastrop advcrt'se'" :,
Of singular affair near that P'str :.
attempt TO kill and rob "a WAGNER y,
other wagner, it seems. One ln,' i,
struck the o,heer- {caruthers, wn'" nd
lay asleep at night Thinking " '.s
killed him, he robbed Caruthers o. ~ +,
$3.50, then lay down and pretended "
asleep, when the wounded man re'o' ta,,
He helped carry him home and then '' \.
ed for the man who done IT, lie va"
rested on suspicion only. Pyini"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

- We had the pleasure Of yisi, today
ltoo DR. JouS X. EyAss, of Minden. La. who
ID spendiIg few days in the society Of bis rsla.
tioes u he viciai,y Of Marshall Dr. Evans is
~ accomplished gentleman anl sterling Dem
ocrst. For several sessions be has filled a coa-
apicscm pas.s.aa il TIC State Senate Of
Lazsia,i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

On Saturday nigh, last the shop of Mr.
a. NJ Murphcy, watch maker and icweler
in this place, was entered by a burglar,
and watches and iewcry to the amount
of several hundred dollars distracted
Suspicion having been excited by the
conduct of one Evans, who has been stay.
ing about the place e few weeks past as
a paguerreotypisi, he was interrogated.
and confessed TO the commission Of the
robbery. The articles were secrcted I'M
derneath the floor of Mr., Murpheys house
and were found by pursuing Evans d.
rections. oqnestion could arise AZ to
his guilt. After an examination before
the Mayor he was committed to Jail IA
default of Bail to await his trial Al tho
mex. term Of onr District Court H,ade,.
ser Beam
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

MURDER IN COLLIN CorSrY The GAINESVILLE
Messenger publishes q communication under
date Of Mckinney, Collin county, Texas. Aug,
9th, with the testimony ELECTED before a jury OF
inquest, held the day previous, over the dead
body Of a man found abou, ten miles from that
place The testimony 10 succinctly Ms follows
Three men about the frs, Of June last were
seen driving fifty o. sixty large steers supposed
to be work oxen and camped near Martin Stet-
GERS in Collin county Abou, dark or Il littlc
after voices were heard al The camp as Of men
quarreng and a voice ~ Of some one in dis
,ress Some time during the night, about mid
night probably these men went TO Stetzcrs and
borrowed an axe and il stick Of wood. The axe
was brough, home in the morning by a boy | :
or II Years old, who stated, upon inquiry as to
their destination. that they were driving their
cattle to Kansas
The jury of inquest was composed Of VIM
Fizhugh, VIM \ Brown, james Golpben, Lev
in Ruth, John c Wilson end Israel e W.lsen
They state;
We found h,skecton Of a dead body slight
" covered with earth, After eXhdns,ng the re-
mains and making careful examination Of the
same we find the body feet o inches or = feet
high dirk auburn or black hair, his name an
known To u. We are Of opinion he came 10 his
death hya stab or stab. Of large knit, inflicted
by some person or persons unknown to "a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Arr.atrr, rhouaasrs.anla iho Las.Esis Thorough
II, eau obtain permanent s'artioa, gooi salssy'
sni prompt pay, by aaed.At' application a. sa'
oGee geas bat IN accomplished workman aaal
arply
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

RrFvsLIcAs AecAor'iY i Hill b. gem FROM
yielding to The solicitation Of his pupils and the
expressed desire Of friends anl patrons, he bas
postponed the commencement OF the exercise IN
,h.s academy aAtl the Grsi Monday Of next,
month. THIS d correct. BE weather is entire.
l. too warm to eoaHae children in a school room
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19
TIE souTHxxx pkcIEic RAlLxoAp

,,.....,.,.,,,,l,,.. ,vh, si.-,,s ,;mself
,,s,,- !, a.. o,a .oa Nov
e....-,u,-~ ma g., ,ti,., which sur.
-, o,s ,,,o., ,.-,.;rs, !, and
- I'll dorh.les, To-. suggested to
. - = H.. e.. ,rnele itself
-, H.. ...,.,,.5 ,,.r,,o,.,. f.,p the
...t8.. ..l IN. reso.ti.,.. o, IA. writer
t... -. ,,.,,l..i :, more ,o,gbt # the
...,,..t,t .,.,,cl bis -.st uau,s ts II in.
...i.f r.,;,-.#s .,a There seem.
"a. b.. , l.v-.o ag per..r5i kn Nlrdcr
f .o.t.f,iv ia Liz statements that
........... al. ..,,a... tina. 3. r.ss.sses
........i.-..I.. CENTRAL sa..f.- leading
s,.,.,sy
;. . a...a.
- -. ,.......5 ,..,, =. ..a
r...t. 49,. -.
......-.t'.. 49,.
Fn... ........ .-...i..z.a ..h..
81. : -. ,o, -
A., -. - =.
=, -, e.. ..... -,
- -. -. -, cor.
-, - W.
.'....-.-,.-l ...t.,..t....,o,.
-. 800, W.. L..
..t-....' -, a.. -.
r.l., ~ rn3 pa..a,,rv d., save the,
.t,-..r il ann .nu,si =, Be,- $500 600
y..- to e,,r.,, ,li4 u,,.a Il. Id com.
.....f and oh ga ,,-e,.,t ,,,n,,.r-
=, s,.,,.sg f.r +, .ee,n t,u.a. hardly
Cir :. e,s .,.,b. rr-se,t managers
If thu ola company that were anawera.
10 f,r hi. sockiesa wsste of the nuda
~ 3D.. ;..,-,,s,,..., ,,e ia, tr,,.,,,
,#-ht,i loss yyb, hrys bss. q .aeal Ian,
,ts ',,e ..sp,g.ra And vbs are thew
and ,vbsy. arc ,,ey Fl, ba tonply 4.
we prl.re,,nd the matter nearly ever,
.sa .f them from ia. presi.iaut ,ne
-e.,.,ary l.,yn ~. Che l.,ves, spbslter,,
,..s,.,,,c,el e,,l,e- 5iree.l, ., ,sd;rsc,l,
..t. H.. 400 commune ,Fsor .r.,,,.
III. nara..,t, G, taa Ar.l Il trust h.,
I..,. B, ,o ,,d ,..,rl.l IL. ana sc,ll,
800
'' ''''' ~ " .''''-''' - '''' ''''''''''
t'.ss ~ '''''0V
Tie cFdemstane'e connected "i'h 'h'
sale i The property u Whicn we pre-
sumo 2af correspondent % iA'iy coghi
zant are suiAc'en, IN themselves 4
y'tI1ic thc sale, ana render all the par
Ties "h) were concerned IN H. haole u
heaVy damages
But "e deny that the deed OF 'rps
saved the charter But si2oo weF'
ral'ed under IT. "a The l9th OF Deem
Der '1s'. Two gentlemen q TINS county
received 'o7hs Of $4,000 to have tbs
sa!e postponed until April and day ol
i"7 a!tcswal Is Further tc7hi OF $50,
GOO more 90 save the charter II The
deed OF isust saved the charter, why
were tnosc large sums subsequently
paia
bnt CT COZ. ni-nt 'ap'..ns thl'
- : -, -, ~, -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

HAITI hVAA ." -
=. .., an. Star Of IN, far "a west
+, -. I'm, nae , bome Of ioy and rest
VI, a.. ann shine, brightly all the day long
a., ,.. ,r,..,. 4. allied nth the Wild b,rds song.
,,,,,.,. ,,. ,,x.rs hloom and the ..phyrs play.
=, u,,.,,,D,, br,yh, dawn ill N. Close Of day
""''' WV s"' f''' -. ,..,
As "' NV ''S''
,.,., .o,,s ,,,m a land where the mounis,ns rear,
rha,r All ,,e,v brow. IN A climate drcar
whsre In. ,... hound rivcrs, in winter noyt
r,,,,,,h s..,, PA. 4, r,y,ne- all clad in sEow
whe,s IA, zee though sr,ans. IN 1t. ,oil.ome ,ask
,.onx,,a n .n,el. through the chilling blast
""''' "' ~
have come from A land where tho flower, de.
whcr. the wild bird. song 1. plantve .igh;
wberc the short summer. vcrdufe p,-.e, awas
Rv the wind. aud frost. OF one brief day
1 have found M a home. in sunny cline
and true fond heart responding to mine.
Oh the sweet Lone stare i. the home for me.
sui dear 1, TN. hear, !, my NATIVE larl
Its hills ia VALUES ana eaeh foe~' 'H'"''
Us "''N"'''"' - '''''' a'-' r..
~ - $3.50 80. .'s.u
""s IS 49,. ,,..r
,.'. 49, -,
re' ~ - - ~, s., = tho ,,e.,
-'N '''''
Alden. native land to thy ro>k' and hills--
,1s,,, ., thu ,,,,u,,ins aud .,tr.t.ny al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

OPTICAL vofE FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY This
Judicial District Is composed of the counties of
Wood, upsbur, Harrison, and Pamela. The
candidates for District Attorney, have been, W
= Clark and j. VI Clough the latter an appH.
cant for reelection The following is the vote as
far as heard from,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

No. Hon San Houston will accept. oar lAauks
for the reports Of the House COMMITTEES "a the
Clse Of jude Wa,rons
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Say Gen. 4. H. 1arrant died recently at the
where he had fingered for several weeks from ali
attack tina, seized him while 90 BIZ way home a,
Rciknap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

30 N. :. Eng'ander, Esq, Of Shreveport
will accep, our thanks for late >sw of.s'as
peper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

sR- We have bad considerable fain during
the past week, succeeded BY one Of two pleasant
day5 and nights
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19
" hole amount issued in the Colony 2osA
Approved ..+........,2 l.0
Hrlcct,d '''..' ........ 1877 >

The Board Of commissioners have given ~
liberal construction Of the law as they could,
consistent with their duties.
The certificates which have been condemned
are clearly Illegal and fraudulent Il Lama, Enq
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

ssS- Sec The advertisement Of Ms. IIendga7n
beaded For Sells
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

The Rusk Enquirer represents the
race for District Attorney, between
Rushing and Rosinbaum AZ close. Rush.
ing's majority as ascertained is l79. He
is probably elected.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Cor acr II. Carpenter IS elected.
There we're ll25 votes east
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

We do not know Coughs majorites in Wood
and Pamela further than that the Qui,man Her
aid states that bis majority in Wood will he
from four to five hundred
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19
A PRINTER WANTED.

us Money. iut sat.ef p'aai. ', i' .aes t'''f T.
,-sl.aa s,.,cr caa be pfasnsl 5' nst ~ 10 a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

ey- The District Court for ,h.4 county com.
neEces on Monday week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

e0r NJ Thomas. F. 0ehiuce win aecpi
cur thanks FER late New 0rlgaa5 parer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

J. e. BuRgs Esq. has kindly furnished "
the following particulars of the doings Of the
Commissioner, appointed to investigate the
Peter Colony certificates
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

baA- Thu term cf tuition 10 tie Texas Nib
,ary Institute ut Raiesre snlr tho wp1ra
tendance Of Ms c. @. rarshaf ore as f1ll1H
Tuition IN Academic Department seap g .2.on.
Tni:ion IN Cole aie Department SOC Board
walhing, AMI feel S5opr session. Literary iaad
- year. All p1ym.n's pe' ian sro .o be
mad 10 advance. Cadets pay q. es5 OF rrms.
AID for all ,hcr osn frh.egc maae th..r owu
bs,s and police ,heir 7sn rooms wo suppose
tina, means carving weter goqiug e4t sci
eut their FIRE wood. pad attend Church ou saahy
Az relief IN some m.nniN % these r8H,s oucr-
Gus term, we pe.ceige 7. d Fl 20 p's 10 'ipi'vl
exteat can be made IN s'aes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Hr. Whey. the Postmaster At sA'' place has Nnas
urp1hsd us With statement Of the times o. arrival
snd departure Of cur mails. whieh pnblisA ioi 'le
tsref: Of our Marshall readers.
Man. for Kea. HE. Tor 6aafaln . wsy q ds.fas'
and oas,maa f,r saa Augustine aud 10 taik"ille By
~sy Of Jefferson, have aoadAy Neiae-i'y a"i "a
ss,y and arrive Tue iay. Tharsias ani sasarda'-
Nail. from Shreveport sad licadsrs9a as''' Oh
Eonday weays.ay md FrIlay AID leave iaesa-y'
Tharsday and y 'arlay
Nal 70 por: Caad, leaves r.sslsg ihcndA. si.i
essrrasY. asa arrives the .znss day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

80 The man sho robbed tn Wright scy-
eral weeks age near Greenwood La, sas arrested
at Columbus, Colorado county, Texas, lie had
changed ias name from l.Di,er, james to that Of
his victim Wright, and after sqaand,ring all the
money $500, attempted under the influence Of
devraa, frmcns. to cut his throat lie had
besn ubsis,ng on the charity Of the oitis,us of
Columbus. Tie viii b. carried TO Shreveport,
tx trial. from whence be viii no dosb, go to the
penlAaiiary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19
RED RIVER ETc.-The South Westcr

RAD RlyrR ETc-The South Western
of Wednesday says;
The river continues to decline
rapidly, and the larger class of boats
would, owing to the shifting Of the sand
bars, meet with some Inconvenience in
making a trip. In a few days the water
will cut channel deep enough to afford
safe navigation for small boats
The same paper states:
"rhe steamer Delaware, on the "a inst
landed at DeSotO l13 tons # iron rails
for the Vicksburg Shreveport and Texas
railroad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

EDuomN CHsaer- lhs Jefferson Herald Of
the lith iast, eontains the ,alclictogy al MIR j.
I. Harrison, Jf, ard the Introductory ablrs. #
Messrs, Il H. & j : Ward who have pur basad
thu, paper and viii IN future comiuei H. Be'h
addresses arr vel written. Mr. Harrison a,-'rus
f,iling health az the cause Of change. The Her
aid seems to have proPt.d under his ad.unisisa-
ton. Ills mccesaors agp aeatlenen Of talent ani
We trust viii 50 conduct their paper as 90 rend &
!. pleasant aHd profitable employment,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Mn YANcY The Richmond South de-
uouuccs, Mr. laucy's scheme Of South
ern League, and the proposition to divide
the South by coniining the operations Of
his Southern movement to the cotton
States The south contends that Nir.
GINA is as sound, az reliable, anl as firm
an advocate and friend Of slavery as
she has ever been Il treats the Ala
bama statesman as q man Of dlstcmpcled
fancy and says
Mr. YAVcEY claims to be a very par
ticuuI friend Of the South, and We have
DO doubt of the sincerity Of his proies-
sion But. at the same time. we must
be permitted toqucsti1n il themost ma
lipnaut Abulltiuuiat ..'anli ins,h' " '""'r
t6''ctlias pxpcdivnt for the overthrow Of
slavery than Is sug gested IN his epistle
to Mr. SLAUGHTER
The effect OF such a movement as
that Of Mr. Yaucy, is to divide and dis.
tract the South, and to noutralize the
efforts Of patriotic administration
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

VIZ PLACED The SAM oF tyrG. cAspt
pAlG oN TIE rlc..LI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

ELEcrIoNs--The August elections The pres
ent year are for Members Of Congress only in
Missouri and Arkansas and for one Representa-
tive in North Carolina in place of Mr.. Cling.
man Two senators are to be chosen from the
hitter State next winter. In Arkansas, sena-
tor is to be elected to succeed Judge Sebastian.
In Kansas thepeople vote upon the acceptance
or rejection by the people Of Kansas, Of the land
proposition embraced in the bill passed by Con
gress for its admission into the Union AS a State,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

~ We have received the first number oi
the Weedy Mirror paper recently started ia
New orleans by Me,srs joseph II. wilson +
Co i present typosmphlchlg very neat
anil inviting appcarnca The clitorlh aye
vel af.i.ea aal s. selections al remarkably
good.
The Mirror Is coaiietei og ngmbar Of prac-
teal priniaf' aho have associated themselves
together. |, is 70 b. exclusively literary and
commercial newspaper. We wish the propre-
tors abundant success. Price 50 per anuum or
s. for two copies
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

GLNfn MALE ACADEMY Our friend Nj +.
J. Patillo will open an Academy at Gilmer
Upshur county, Texas, under the above title on
the irst Monday Of September proNimo. lie
is an enterprzing, Industrious, and able teacher
and we congratulate our friends in that locality
On the acquisition Of such useful citizen to
their society. Those who have tested him here
speak very highly Of his qualifications aud dis
cipline We certainly wish him grea, success
SLIGHTLY bERANGEp.- The Jefferson Gazette
says that Bell is elected by from four 10 six
thousand Our contemporary will find that he ha,
shouted too soon. We would ask him to favor
US with a few fictitious groaus.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

YELLOW FEVER The New Orleans Crescent
Of the 9Th says;
The weekly report Of the Charity Hospital
for the week ending last evcaing shows the brisk
strides Of the yellow destroyer This report,
with what we hear regarding the fever outside the
Hospital, leads us TO believe that if /, is not
now, II will be very soon an epidemic, according
TO the ordinary understanding Of the word cpl
demlc. The poor iorcign population in the Third
District are the most severely visited so far, We
append the Hospital report for the week ending
last evening; Admitted all diseases 3o1 Dis
charged "a yellow fever 22o Died GA vel,
low fever 81 Remaining, 80 yellow fever 6a6
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Doctor fowlkcs was officially aotihed wv,
last ic Mar-ha tina, the new company had x,
a committee Ia ascertain all the t-ssa hds ssA ~.
company. and 10 report early ~ partt'ta ~
for IT, admission into the new company, ~"
solicited Tor information, but made no reply
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-05

Com We a,e sorry tn learn that the
damage to the corn crop on the Ohio in
the counties above Us is far more extern
sive than was supposed. A large portion
Of the corn is rapidly decaying. The
cob is damp and soft, and a. soon as II &c
piled up in The pens and cribs. il begins
to rot, and the decay rapidly extends to
the grain. and in MANY instances where
the farmers thonght fhe~ had gathered q
sonnd crop, they have heen surpri ;ed to
mr. their -covn frihs emitting a verv of
lens We NOR ard on opening the corn
thew have ff5'',rd the anterior HATED and
rolling rapidly. MANY haves 5tmbrsf
to arr. st the Secav nv open;Sy thei,
cribs and spreading their corn, h.eAwi,s
onlv partial A,,eeess. In q recent excar
sion through several counties on me riv
er. there was little corn seen that wou'
he safe tn ship The recent wet an
warm weather has increased the des'ruc
ton Of the crop. and in spme heighho'
hoods fears ale expressed that scare
enough will ne saved TO- God anil see'
Prices have begun to advance, and il II
destruction goes on. they will go niue
higher. and they will ultimately aft.
/, the prices Of wheat and -four. The qua'
tity Of corn that will be shipped fro
4, the Ohio river the present season will
very much diminished by this disas'e
4, II what has passed under our observati'
O be a correct irdica tion Of the condition
i the crop the amount fit for sh'pme
n South above the mouth Of Green Riv,
"a will he very small
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-05

GREAT LAND SLipK.-A fearful land slide
ovcnrred It Ca,skill. n. Y. on the eth u,i
Five acres Of land or side hill on Catsk;.l
Creek. csved down distance of sixty feet
and continued. to slide for a. lsa-, fourth
Of a mile. until rsaeh hing the foot of the hiii
1t ran completely uLder the suriace. mp
heaving q very large kiln Of bricks. contain
ing ever 100000, and demolish;ng shsd.,
ysrds, and everything in i'm way. Some
three acres of land OF the. side hill have sunk
under ground. the surface being from fifty To
sixty feet lower than previously. leaving the
whole face Of the ground broken into ridges
and deep chssms. Nobody WAS injured by
the avalanche.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-05

FIoHr AT RooNvILLE.-A fight occurred
at Bounville on Sstunl ~ llst. in which sew
eral persons were severely Injured. : num-
her Of Ameii.anssnnd Germans incld.line
women. were drinking whisky in a grocery
when quarrel arose which resulted ia q
regular kn"ck-down SIGHT. Weights and
sx handles were freely used and oncman re-
ceived no less than seven wounds on rho
head. It's almost miracle that no 1--we,
were lost
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-05

~ The numner Of failures in Europe
and America since August Last. Is estimated
at seven Thousand. and the aggregate liabiii.
ties at ace tAoSsand niniNms IF dolla.s.. A.-
corning to0a calculation in the New York
Herald, the commercial world has lost bs tne
rev-ls,ae lls57. FIVE hundred millions II
dollars. In, the revuisicn Of 1887 in tti.
country. the sgcrseate debts nj nearly 50. 900
persons we've aheuF 100 oAa oHo. their assets
only sAa 400. 600, being AEboat ten eepts OF
the dollar.>,sz -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-05

ces paid for the land at Csnnelton were
enough to have commanded the best soll
in the most advantageous locations
The prosperity ofCannelton is full! ofnse
mi hints to the citiaensof other places
upon the Ohio river, many Of which Ike
eurowns CITY have superior manufsctu-
ring advantages