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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26
NOVEL TRIAL BY ORDEAL
WHO WAS THE THIEF

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their mouths, ana began 'hfNHiA N"Nt /
vigorously. While tins was gong on 7
the Brahman took up his rosary made
Of the beautiful brown berries ~ me
-Neln A .edoraetfl nhd appearea ql." au-
surbed IN prayer ana meaitatl9i though
! have no doubt the. cunning Ola I}t0e
kept a sharp lookout all The ttme'
After TINS had lasted a COUPE Di lhtii-
utcs be gaze the signal T. cease. ana az.
immediately returned thef po' 'l"u 9,
rice TO their leaf, with lfoi1''o" ei
those disgusting aud ureafiaiy s'IAas
which only a native Of Ind.a can p' .fiA,e.
lie then went round ana msPectA 'Ie
contents Of each ieal' meet p 'hV'i'h5
spectacle. and must CONFESS i'I ~ e'''
the rice was thoroughly masileala sac
uratcd with saliva. On my asking wineh
was the guilty one he rep'iea: N'sN'y
sir, under your HYor all these men are
innocent ] said; icel sure s}ine %
the servants are the theh and are the{
uHt all present. No one replied ana
"a looking again observed mat my Snid-
mu'gar was absent did not ma tae
lcast suspect hlm, as considered MN
with yery hiyh character from bis for.
ncr muster and during tho tvo wear, be
had boon in my service had fully main.
tanned il However AZ thought CHAT ina
ip.tie. mono should b. oxemptea. I 4esir-
+ ed hm o. b" summoned ~ came. Hil't
by SAYING. w. had been busy IN the cook
b.nse prep,rinc coffee noticed that
~. man. manner was different from his
p.n,t /, ,n,,,.a1 and almost digu.iiol way
- .poak1g bnt thaagbt II might arise
,r,m hi renugoap.e las a Nus,uluau 70
have i,,t,rrafr-e with - Bramnan
III. man sat down afnsnes, the other
servants and took his prescribed portion
F,,lino. sgra of the result uahv mo-
further attention 10 their proceedings.
until caldwell exclaimed: say. r---
y,ur old litviil .prain hi. teeth aud dis
locsta his upper Jaw. IT be- goes ou much
49, Ia. tt.t tb.p Observed that
,br lb,dpu,rar was making fante et
,a,ts IN .ebpv his entire head and bodv
n,o..irs with the excrtion. tho nuudt
st,rJiu,, mar and sncaurar,ne hi-u with
.nrb words AS. d" Usr vsur strength. my
br,tber. wby should the innocent lear
Co.'s ind y,rnentl" This went on ior a
c.o. n2nt.. Whom the ktidinutear Nas
4..irsd +. return tho rice into hi. .eAf
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.
through . gentleman WI, seit MOI
mouth YESTERDAY morning "e earn hahy
interesting particulars - tnr sac Tragedy
attending the desiract''h u ID" village
If Ellison. BY a "hsid"in1' On Monday.
Fourteen persons "ete Siiic' a''h9ss
instantly one less t4ah was stated "
telegraph ana ten moe " "es supposed
were mortaiy wounded " '.sss ,at'
ter Two died next DAY fhfre On Mohaaf
evening making ame'era n ah
Among me deaa are Nf. ''ib manu-
M son. about Ten years "l age ana .
babe--the latter OF whom 's imposed
TO have been drowned. ih' Whoit iani-
~ appear 90 have been "hIled' with the
fragments OF their d"ehihf quite, up
INTO toe ar, ana drp'-lt ''as'uefl'
DIE distance rom "n',. 'A. h9Nse s'"eo;
near si9nsh. Af. I4i"H Eas sati ,,1
abqut fifteen r"as ana 'n Ais tfrioie
night received q Iriglti1' " ma m ms
side IRON q lumber ~ si siFea tiii ID"
next morning Mr. hasa a9 Der iniant
m her arms when sar stfn, : ,he ground
hnt the eontuss'oh c'tl!'. yea hef 20 iet
81 her hoid upon ~ ana VI was losssu
some distance INTO ihr slough where she
heard IT, cry, put OWING W hef severe
Injuries. was unable t. attempt ~
rescue. There she renamed an higm'
her person parity 10 lhe water ana IA
the course o. US dfeaiy Watches me
body OBJ hef infant Was utiit'a 10 ti'e
shore end size had u IN he' arm" WIG"
discovered IN ue morning. 49,.
2
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Carefully compiled statistics show that
twenty-oight shousand five hundred and
thirty.oue lahorcrs' negroes, cooiies,
and Nucatan Indians were set on shore
in Cuba since 1888, and that four ihons-
and eight hundred aud four uniortunates
lost their lives m transitu-a mortality
al sixteen and anc !sar;h p-g cca' 90 tbs
cross number delivered
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

MS lulInilHEf but w was ~ t'dl~' anu
vulgar that IT was delightful to torture
hm
John Hunt was in the middle OF
story about an adventure of his ia the
Alps when left him lie bad got as far
as where. IN pursuit oi u channels his
guide told him that four feet further on
tina, ledge and he would be dead man"
Had il not been for my thorough con
seriousness that he was only telling the
story in order to increase my obligations
to him | should have been greatly III
tercstcd.
Half an hour at least, after the inter-
ruption of the story by my departure, !
passed the library window He was
there still sitting on the same seat.
looking ont through the half opened
window into the darkness, with a very
sumhre and gloomy look. He was So
handsome So intellectual
Wouldn't you like to sit down 2'
said my cavalier Fitz-John IN has in
creasing desire to get free
." Net for the world said !; and !
began to- interest the little creature by
telling him taneiiul stories of the i'm
preston he was making pn the ladies of
our set until he really enjoyed my So
Getty began to be perfectly happy
and to eniov the ball thoroughly When
caught IT our next turn, John Hunts
eve severely fixed on our two laughing
faces I was almost cured At my aversion
for society
liked If still better when. a few min.
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favorite minister. and the several gran
dces of the Mnharaiah's court were con.
yersino win him upon the subject of
these extraordinary dreams, and irving
to form some idea of a thing So marvel
ons he described it very happily by
romparing it to one of those fits Of
musino which every one has at times
when lho mind in fuil vigor INDUCES in
the flow of It's inventions and which are
50 agreeable to the patient. that the most
amiable and the kindest men are ready
to curse the onicious friend who rouscs
them from - agreeable a state Of half
suspended consciousness
When the Fakir is taken np after buri
al. no pulsatinn can be- felt, at once the
heart the wrist. and the temple are still.
there is no breathing: the body is not
cnld asa. ,nrn.. v0pld be- but it is cool.
er than that OF other living men, except
over the seat Of the brain. which is
ieverishIy ho, and burning ~ the se-
crctions are fully stopped the nails have
ceased to grow SO have the hair and
beard He feels great dizziness at first.
and for tew hours cannot stand up
without support. and for several days be-
continues to experience the sensation 81
Of q man IN swing, on OF on, Just land
ed after a long voyage. hut gradually
he RECEIVERS his health aud good spirits.
and enjoys Amazingly Inc wonder ana
admiration he has excited.
The ~ikhs hook upon tins man AS
superior being, gifted with supernatural
faculty, and they take great PRIDE 10 ms
powers ol bodily endurance. After the
disinternent they always exhibit the
bv the discharge OF guns and letting Of
fireworks
The Raiahs and ~rdars and other men
cf state load him with presents They
do not distWat him as 80 should do, hil
rather glory IN him as a specimen OF Tho
miraculous, vouchsalcd a. their own PRIV
iodgcd country He is said TO nc very
rich and is the only rich man among the
Sikhs who would dare To be So long
away from court for fear Of his place
being filled mp during hls absence. IT."
Is also ID" only ONE VINO d'et h'i sumo
the maledccni dclrimcnt Of slaHder and
calumuy Wheu out Of view; inr as hi,
peculiar merit does not interfere WIN
the progress OF other mem th'y Iv"'r
hm manchester IA nus glory
r1..
''NI u 'N Inn ','S w '''''' ,'..'
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Gen Scott viii be sevcniy-two years
old on the llih inst. lie has been IN the
army half century
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

The cholera prevails in many parts e
Arkansas aud is making sad rava.~s III
over the NOR, Wosicrn States.
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Meusr YngNoS Tho two hundred acres
of the Mount Vernon estate, pure sed
hy the Ladies Mount Vernon Association
have been laid of by Mr. : b. Johnston.
and the bounds aud survey examincd and
approved GA Saturday last, hv The ofi
GERS Of the Association during THEN visit
from Richmond
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Tie who loves testing and railiery
brings himself tu;o many troubles
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HaIs Nm sttn ths can,ls

The comet ofls5s. supposed : some ID b
Identical with The comet of i764, and ls2s,
can now be seen with the AakedIsye, aDatl
an hour w fore sunrise. and an hopr after ss1-
set. II shows the piainest at aboei o,esck
in the morning it then appears pearlyin a
line with The tvs stars forming the hapge ef
the pippsf, commonly called tie HdteIs
frora the fa4t that they designate tn PeIa !
'stsf, Il forms nearly ! Iight angle Etwses
them and ArdtilFus. 70 our CAariespr q read
ers, we uplla say, ifIyou want to sefit IN the
morning, lookSep Elk river, and il pthe even
ing Look dopa tae~ Kama wla 1T isnow l4OI !
oo0.ooo Of maes distant --and il PidIy sP
preaching Bahe earth; during the \. 4 week Of
ociobsr. II will u in is brightey . Ppearanee
some suppss4 itwilIbe The brightest Comet
OF he present century. All tbs time. It viii
belyery near Arctuftis.
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For me Kaaawhs v,l.s.. 81
Dedisatofy SefFieel ofitheIN. i = y

E Mr.. kyaTo q ;-e-tt tcoTd ny 10 n,s...
ilopnce1ept, the new and bsan't ; &, g,
situate etl elevated SPOT. q \, In = tsesa
ing4rou n. Pleasant 10 Run m i'sd ID
side Of the Kpnawha River. sSe,' ~ I,
between the two paints named ~ !. u
ted on theEf3,h inst. =
Asst was a n extra occasio q Ne $.
to'attend. /. There svereq,liie p.,,. soatlsi..
tribesof Levi in attendance, ~ 49, u:
seat Of council: atl(sreennDsbays sa.
Samuel Kelly. pfcae Hed The dedI cs,os &. /
after which, a call was mae J j, ~. Va
large audience 10 release the h,,,,s ~ 'ls M
ability Of something over s 90. wt,ssS g 8
iheF paid OF mainly pledged, beiprs ~ !. salt
mally. rendered ID the great fs.s7 8 y h
Church as HIS property. o +
As we have stated That nnr.a.ss.,
were present, whittier they wert ten,it s.:s
gethsr With the name Of tie priactn, ~ a.s !
er, we need not in form loa in ie 81 ~.
denpminatipRal chatactar bf ii. 'i tS,.. % !
house is cSliFd g Beech Hill CIsrrt !. y
a beautifnl frame building. fnisAeiT ~, ~! 4
very tasty and neat siy:e--saaSs /. - g
would reflect honot TO any eurnEnnn,s, sAs /, :
are Of the oiinion thar Mt, j. Il. Nsi., y
la few Others, have laid the communal - s
TobIisa;isns Tor the. eFectipnaof his be,s,;f
schurch rdiiice which win no doubt is s..
much 70 ID in including The naqIsi ess +,
h DC Tint growing point in Mas0nl csass
I Sey will have theif reward, The ehsnsi
n ID ulmberof church ed fires which tkii i
nainationis building up. through ys,;;.
pSlof Western Virgin Ii, .mnst b ttea,
! n syldence Of Their prosperity, hstxs
iakng, Judge Eemisfpn eape he al,
pSsfsg ii Parkess5lrg ID he NSrfi. "a.
!, yne young cIetgy III Attendance cn,I
occasN Cd theHasssly to G snfetence "a.
III llst 20 amy Of itlnefants. wklI suI,.
ausad Na Whe her We adopt .seit d.
loElcat ltc hihgs or moi, we feel bssbrsi'II
our pf'ops Wis ste under the moral sssten
tgeit irsIiAg SDoes it MOI sws h tie !,
Y q every ~ yifginfsn to Sue yirgfn ~;
coming ont rescue fst nom The hana
me enemies her inslitp tienss . ia d SEQ
az re truth Vlsngst US wiihons pixhis
4 aa,o.oli.oHlsm3 Islogssstn atld0ledlilesansI,
W.. we nope the ay Is MT taN diyaHi, u
Virginia win betredd nom thos MEN,
ft1clsss q ~ A5NKSII0H
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the earliest momentof leisdre to reply to. its
: You submit 10 mA whether, under al
the circumstances attending our CONVEX
sa,ion. and The publication Of your letter
IL tie r Enquirer. believe that you
have been engaged ii any intrigue against
me or that You have acted treacherous
part towards me.
- Il might be sufficient, perhaps, 70 say
in reply, that / have never charged you
with entering into any intrigue against,
lor with acting treacherously towards me.
| n my card il the " Enquirer" very
carefully avoided giving ntterance y
single word calculated to wound Or injure
you, except SO far as the repudiating Of
any authority on your part to'comnit
me, as you had done. might necessarily
have that tendency. In recalling all the
circumstances OF our hasty meeting A
Grafton, and, all that was said touching
tie GubernatorialI election, and our con;
yersation of some fifteen minutes contin-
uence, was By no means confined 20 that
/ while Your course in Withdrawing my
maine from the canvass, as BIZ my author
Iity. filed me with astonishment. ] was
|not willing 10 impute i d any intrigue
81 treachefy on your part. Knowing q
HI do the iinpulsiveness Of your temper,
and remembering the explicit disclaimer
l|made by me, Of a wish ID be Governor
Iof Virginia, Or to be an impedimenl~tc
Iany other gentleman aspiring to HE office,
liz did not hesitate 10 sttribute the course
adopted hy you to mere Inconsistencies
Iness, and not 10 any unworthy motive
III suppose that you had concluded, YOU
would thereby promote the political as
pirations of d. friend, without infictins
Any injury upAp me-
From the 1kliole tenor ofour conyersa'
| ton do hot think you could reasonably
| infer that would withhold the use q
nv name, y. ia any way, in the coming
canvass, unless the mere disclaimer Of !
desire to Be the incumbent of the Guber-
tlatorial Office, could warrant such q de-
duclilu. I certainly never designed e
conyey such an impression, and had
formed resolution 70 decline the noni'
nation. if rendered. would have chosen
\ to Communicate the fact to my fellow cit.
Eikens, il no equiyocal terms and ii my
| own name Yours, respectfully
l1f JOHN NV. BR0CKENBROUGH.
I Hon. SHERRARp CLEMENS, Present.
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~. and ID each precinct, We ars Wilt
eut an organization il Kanawha county
Ifshis had not been the case, the Demo-
cratic candidate fcr Sheriff would po.
Nave been defeated. II ~ bid been nom
mated by 4 Convention. many who voted
ior his opponent, would have felt y obli-
aatory upon Them to support the nominee
III i Convention. Al systematic organi-
aation Is necessary % carry ont any meas
IRE, Or any business. 7
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For @ Kanawhaf alley S,i
i WeSteff Vifgint.

y r. 3 E g '- We are 8oApriiinp i,
s 'nsn.l ,a % diam Il tRssar oatseslE,
.lonp been vithhrldIfroudit|lssse ' vi mas 9
~ Time. hoaored CpmmonMealh S9leof
araphieally, we Admit Western Wy
has her disadvantages the Blue M
and the Alleghadies, raise their ISL
Il back bones and have always netslI
81 eternal barriers I to The intercpalsa
lie two secsio Is. East and West, AID my
til they are broken down. and The lina|
sof Rail -way4w hich have been commeacsa.
shan pass through their vast gorges, and
pierce our own beartifui valiies, dis see
ton must ever remain a mere psovacs
held in vassalage By The poets ii
Eastern Virginias and. until the Ehuh
internal policy of the Stale Is elaaged
By giving I'D tile Wild visionary schsu
ing which has almost bankrupiel hi,
and 4 sound and vigorous energy ihfqss
into the people il is stead. our STATE vii
Be nothing else than s.poorlold Virgina,
and always in the back ground.
Our part OF the State has never haal
fair chance, and it yet remains for hers
dowhat Eastern Virginia has nndonel-
All We want.is 4 fair show and we willYs
teach our seEsan btefherns . that tHoush
they have looked Us up ii the interninl.
BE Businesses of our mountains, yeIaf
spirit is unbroSen. and the Time mat p
come. when they viii be glad snougha
Acknowledge our equality and rights A.
a mass, the people of Eastern Virgiga
know very little inIregard % this partd
the State; and all they. do know, they
get from those little mushroom editea'
| who have sprung up in 4 night. liks y:
! nall's gourd, from among the Broom
Sage Of old Virginia. These prtsidsn
makers take especial delight, III rnsFeP
resenting what they never saw. No Yos
itician Of any standing. west ef the By
Ridge. dare raise his. head above saiei
| without being shot at ike d mdskrss ~
charged with abolitionisfos They 10
better look athome. and gil up the cess
! pools IN front Of their own doors. beor
they travel among our western hills, =
/ find what does not exist
Take the map d. the sssIaternal IN
prosements T. Of Virginia, andsuFssy 2
liueslof railway projected. eonPieisd
/ and under way Where do they ~
from, and where do they terminate :
4 Thew start from the 1slfla rival clEeso
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Fortife Kanawia Valley Star.


Ma. Enron SIN the Ranasha Rel
publican of lie 7th inst. II IS announced
lis il BIZ authority. that ssJndge BRocKEk-
BRoueH positively declifes being II 9arledi
as among the number Of Democrats from
whom tile Democratic Convention IS to
select a candidate fqr Governor. AS
this is the first intimation we haye had,
Hin this section, on the part Of Judge
/ Brockenbr9ugh, we we're taken somewhat
Eby surprise. [if isshouId be tr,ae that
IEit should frstappear in the said Repabli
can. Win you be 50 good, Mr. Editor.
as to inform the very numerous friends
tof Judge Brockenbfough and the public.
tAif there is any truth in the statement? =.
Cannot youlalso inform US. Why the Ed
litor of the Republican is sosyery selicitous
that Mr.. Letcher should be the Bemoerat-
10 candidate We have herd ii intima-
ted, that should either Leteher5oF # aulk-
ner be the nominee Of the Convention, that
Jadre Summers would announce himself
candidate fol Gever1or. Is that the reas
son why the editor the RepuJlicaa takes
so much intereskas to whom the Demo.
Gratis shall nominale. so as to- give his
particular friend. Judge Summers. a
chance fof the Governors place, al
l though III may be 4 poor one /? Is tha.
The Teason why the Judgeship vas 50
oppeftunely resigned. ii time to permit
htm 70 be a candidate for the place p
How things will happen sometimes to hil
A right, by mere chance, Of course
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The Sepember Term ofpnr Comfy
Cont commenced its session vester-
day, Justice A1elcx presiding A 4
man bg the name Of Carr who wa
arrested "a few dsg tince fofburglary,
was put npon his ualniaation. and
acquitted. Tom Raiss, who is said
to have stolen mones from Perry
Ellis, and whom wenotSed last week.
was examined and sent y for further
trial. The snit between John Trus-
low and Perry Ellis resuIsd in Ellis
being elected from the prmises in
which Messrs, Nodine and hyer are
erecting tlseir Steam Mill. Ths Court
adjourned this morning.
The papers were filed yesteray in
4 case which promises l iittlenn
when itcomes up, IN next Conrt. ii
appears tliFt d young swaia was pa
ing bis Edistresses to . dalnsel, wll
either did not like HIM OF Els
thought be- did not court strong
IenouglI; 30, one night, She filed y
hat with q quantity ofperfalned liquIi'
which be thought did not SAVIOR
Araby's spices; thereppon he spst|
quantity 81 tobacco iuce ia her iac'
and hence . suit Of assault and IA
terry on Her part.
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