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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-12
shreveport Advertisements.

MILLER 4 MORRIS,
Wholesale and Retail
lDrWgwlNtS and NOOkscllcrS.
SHREVEPORT, Ia
n Importers and Dealer. in pure French
r. English, and American Drugs ana Chem
icals. Paints. Oils, Window Asag0Dm
Glass, English aud American Cut Z1U
levy, Fine guns, Stationery, Dos',s,
Fancy Articles, Fishing Tackles, Tobacco,
Snuff, nc.
II the purpose Of the proprictors TO main
tain for their establishment n character for
dealing in the very choicest description Of
goods in their line, and for fairness and hon
esiy in every other respect On these grounds
they solicit the trade Of the surrounding
country.
MILLER & MORRIS.
April -. 1883. No - 6m.
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FAIR XARNln0.

A I'LL pessons arc hereby forswavncd from
"A buying from the Adminintrator Of tho
estate Of Fountains Lester. dsssased, Of any
other person, the following nsmsd nsaroes, In
the possession Of Fountainv leslss Al tho time
Of his death. to.wit; Hsfass, Randall, Hen.
derson. Moss, AsEIah and three children. Mar.
garrett and three children, Sally and her three
childrsn.. Pusa o. Cinthelia, and pasehsll. I
s'aim thsse Negroes q my property and The
Psrsna buying. them viii simply parct,ass . long
~ heavy law sul..
4. u. WRIGHT.
March 9, 1865. No Stiff
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will pay liberal eash psicss 70, all fat, mer.
! chanAb'e, and heavy besf cattle, delivered
TO me ut !rnsrson, Texas, during the months
Of November, Dscsmbss, and January sass-
ing.
am prepared to receive. slaughter, and
pach from forty live 10 my AsAd ~ day.
n. II. BLACK.
jefferson, Texas, Sept, 10. ~. Motif
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LOOK sharp.
4 III. persons iMiebi0s " "a arr requested Ia
~ come forward and settle their accounts, or
W. sall he under the painful Necessity Of placing
them in the hands Of an officer for collection
Mart se''femeafs moke strong friends. is Mi ol,i
and ftae a'iags. We are IN euraex. and no hun
bug so LOOK out, Amer the II Of MAY next
oil unsettled accounts will he fuml in An officer
hands We want good pnyine eusoners. and TO
such We are willing and ready 10 or great M
dneemefs We ~nnt no other kind. md wish il
expressly understood, will not have them ~ soon
as We find them TO bo otherwise
&. Il. HINSON & co.
March 20 1885. 2y-r
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ISrmgs, Medicines. Chemicals,

Paints, Oils. Patent Mc,licincs, rcrfnmcrv, Ply.
sicians' and Druggists Glassware. Dyc-S,uiE
Windowt'la-., Fancy Gools, Stationery, Mnsi-
cal Instruments. Mineral Waters, Syrups, Sur.
gienl Instruments. Saddle-hags, brushes. &c.
Together with complete nssnr,mcu, Of BOOKS,
comprising sacred, scientific, historical and mis-
cellaucous, a large and complete assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS. scrogiArhys ALIASES. and
Mecal works al Of which be- will sell as low as
good, of the same description can be bought in
the southern market
May 30 81. No 30 tt
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AMBIsOTypES!.
FRESH ARRIVAL!
AEW G. 20 rs.

FRESH ARRIVAL!
NEW GOODS,
LEVY, whose store Is on the North side
81 Of the public square, has Just received a
large and handsome assortment Of Fall and
Winter goods consisting Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
.. full assortment Of hats, caps, boots. aud
shoes, and large and varied assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
as choice and cheap n selection a. has been
ever brought to this market.
lie has besides varied stock Of dclaines.
marinos, &C., comprising a handsome a4sor..
ment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Also. kevseys, jeans, satinetr, iinscys, nAnne,s.
towels, shawIss cloak-, yaiises, carpet sacks.
sadd'e'y, and. IN fine, everything usually found
In country store.
These goods have been selccted with care.
aud were purchased RI favorable prices. They
will he sold VERY CHEAP For CASH.
OF on time TO punctual customers.
Call and examine for yourselves, and you
cannot fail 10 be pleased
" Marshall, October ~, 1857.
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THE subscriber thankful r,r the liberal patron.
L age he has hitherto received respectfully in.
hsms his iric'xk and the public. tlSt Im has inst
feecivssi lot N tin and sheet iron and j. now
cfsfAsvd " do amy work IN his line. nj ebert no.
ttr~, that nny be demanded IL h,,ur, he will
d. bsaaissss strictly on the cash principle as h.
esg0nt sexd to work longer on credit.
lie soHr 10 wriye n liberal patronage.
j. II. VAN HOOK.
- Cotton Bramk cut 10 or,Ia. ia
Janaasy ~. ~. 10
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and prrfafed IN f orders for either s,zs short
nniIcr,
For comlaciness. pawer Of Production rasy mans
eire and applying these Engines possess ma ny ad-
vnuisg-S oyrrsihe ordinary Engines, hf.i. having q
boiler in frames they dc away with the necessity
oi wafk and stack chinn-ys. which ofi.n cost
lnlf the price Of an Engine secondly. they are 80
constructed that they esgai-b all the sparks before
leaving the smoke pipe. thereby avoiding all danger
from fire ihirdly. ibrr rOmpneinrs' aud simple
slfnetiun DO 40. render them li5hr 10 got out n
Istir. For economy md durability they cannot
lc surpassed. requiring only one hai.eofi Of wood
to run one Of len horsr power ten hours.
Ono of the small size j. running the Piania.
ton of A. &. "hstiy, Es1 near Henderson, fesns.
Several OF the larger skr IN -accessin operation
ysfiea- points m Red River. and on Bayou Iarsas
mud lfasnln river. Address,
j. y. BRADFORD,
IIandsboro', Miss.
Or X. +. HARRISON, office of Wright
Allen & Co, New Orleans.
May 49, 49, No 3s ly
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NvSSOl.ll'vlON.

TIVE copariIrrsbip heretofore Existing between
i John T. Miller and N. u. Hart, under In,
native ami style Of Miller and Hurt, hate proprc-
tors 81 the Adkins House, Marshail, Texas. il
hereby dis-oIse by mutual conscn, this day. 9th
April, 1855.
JOHN 7. MILLER
". H. HART
Apr,l II -
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LAYING sold ont my entire interest in tho
II Livery Stable Business, nm determined 10
settle up my old matters. This il to notify nil
pcrso,s Indebted TO me, or TO the late firm of j
H. lteil 4 90, TO come forward and settle M n,-
inssiasssy, Thu claims will now he ii,upd n lhe
hands Of Mr.. Henry NJ HUFF at the Old stand
alter the lst Of May MI unsettled claims will be-
fonnd in the hands Of q. ", Slater. lam homl
TO settle M lglvc fair warninr 50 don't com.
plain. q N uYNsnx
MHisa 20 lea- 20 II
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Rew,Oyal.

IRE have rm0ved from orr obi stand 10 the
w hoMs nsxt tloor 10 Acsrs HAYNES a. liar.
~ View VI ar now receiving tull stock Of
aA4N1y. We aha1i b. I,leueCi 10 have our old
eass call and purchase more and pay for
whit Dry have h<Mfht
J. H. EDWARDS & co.
Aoee4 ~ ~ 2g-tf
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Now Orleans Advcrtisemonts.

6VOW OG1o000 0VOIttoU U0U0S IT,
PORTABLE CIRCULAR saw MILLS,
steam EnEines, &r.
stationary STRAIN Engines, nth Fine
Boiers, Sugar Mis-. Cor" Mills. Log
Whesis. &c, Of Southern manvfaefory.
from =. Rahcn's Eagic fonndary,
Richmond, va.
nSE Il thew Ene,r.s and Mhl. corplsie oi size
~ No ,, expressly guaranteed perfect machinery
aud 10 readily $3.50 feet of lumber per day We
iprnhinr good Me-, anio form own wofk- 20 efsei
u and teach the parties g. wofa without additional
cost iit~ purchaser paying freish, and Insurance
from TIC city II New ofirau-. only
FOR $500.
/ ENGINE and NIL. canplri~. of s,ss No. I. We
furnishing roTs Nrchsnic and guaranteed rs Above,
VIII cut $500 feet of lumber FER day. readily.
FOR $500.
ENGINE and NH comrl~,c. n SIR No r we for.
nisliinr good Mechanic and guaranteed q. above.
Will en- 1850 feet Of lumber PER day readily
ron $4,000.
ENGINE and Mil complete. Of silo Ne. 6. We
lurnshinr good Mechanic and guaranteed Is above
viii Gus $500 feet of lumber per day readily
FOR $4,000.
Zach II the shove Engines l,s puiy f., driving
tnfn Mil. and can be readily Applied 10 div. Co,
Gins alternately wilh fawiug. 1i,r coat Of large
or sm, ina chimes s about IN proportion ilrr
Of work To t,~ done.
small Engines for driving Flour MIL. corn mills.
Cotton Gins &c. @c.. always on hand 81 ba,i' 10 or
der.
Ever Machine expressly guaranteed ~ hest repre-.
scented or The purchaser has the privilege of returning
them at our cst-snse.
These Machines require no brick work, and can he
-rccird IN week after they arrive rsrr Of drs
innt'n snd particularly adapted 10 the wants Of
Te,ss md the South generally
EDMUND ". fNESS, Aga
Ne 50. Common st.. New Orleans
7 s. Nj lesu-' address from the isi a. October
until ilr 70, 81 Juer, i- 50 Common street. New
Orleans and from the .r tupe until The l.inf DC
ipl~r Nirhmond, Va,
Heavy shipmen,s II ths.s celcbraf VI faaohines hf
fINrin the eity OF New Orleans during the month oi
Depbrr OF each yenr aud continue Ia arrive during
the bs4incs. season. Machinery for Beef Packing,
Sc. built to order.
May -, 30. No 80 ly
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Paptr-Hanging, Painis, Glass, asd
water COlGrs.
N,rman's, Reeses 4. Sons, Ackeruan's,
and OsJorncs.
lust received. large stock 81 he above colors,
u ~ cakes and IN Mahogany sad Ro.sNood i-,sr-.
with locks and keys Also German Colors N rahes
and toses, Gnr assortment.
oil eoors. IN tubes English and american
'ansase> for portraits In frame. Of -sio 10 t2ss";
Canvas In rolls. ifrm ~ to s6 iact-s wide,
Slfetchcrs for eansas~s. pi NJ sizes
100 don fine sable and cnrir hair Iyrueils
lSD " tains and s1p,sh brushes alt sises
so packages gold and silver leaf;
100 bundles dutch metal while aud yellow
Tn ioll. IN sheets and boois
Tinsel OF all the u.usl coors
French and hIssFIean
l'npcr-ssnnsthg U"rsocr, Deco.
rNttOns, etc.
boers. Window Sash. and ilinis of al ris,s and
description for -nlr cheap.
WINDOW GLASS. Dc.
1000 hpscs American Window Gass. afl .izss.
400 10 English and French. fnpm :, 10 TO 90, 10
80 lights fine Plat Glass
100 isoses double thick American IA ~ 10 in,56.
iD1 light culof.d glass
Ien Giaycf diamonds
a,n bundles rlazrf tins
10 ton- Nhur l.~ad. IN - "a zoo II lrrs:
500 rnn,aiers and rs coioreh PANTS IN i-nre h
100 pound parkasesi
100 ih- hne French green. hfy and ground IN oil
l'' th's whiting md faris white, Engleh Nenr
iinn Rcd. and yellow ochfa
Faint Mills Of all sizes ard every article usu,lly
Kept ~ paint oil md color shore, " ~ - found NJ
X. CLANNON'S.
NAV - sly ~ Canal A. y Oh-sns
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Sanders Il Hcarw,
DRUGGISTS,
uAneWALk Tnx4

Successors - Ws0eaaA d JaoAA
- ARE now receiving lssgs arln
VI fresh aud genuine Dsaas. q
Paints. Also snpssIsr ast3eh q Il
icnl Ilqnosa, such A. HI vesy ~ -. L.
Cogniac brandy. Pot Wtas, ~ ~ l.!z.
Waiskey, ~ veil - viaeeas, -
Tobacco. Canine. Starch. ~ oneA
Aud will eonAnus 10 rseeivs hs1e
fresh from, New York and philAaS
Stnsasasats with their daily decreasing q Ss
Thsy have now on hand, ~ vii -: Irr
receipt Of al the popalar Patient neess
Peffarefies. Powders, 1lais IN ~ "
cs. Hair Restorative, Be-, H.
+. .. White fsad aad 0lAsa, ~
cash astislss II low psises. -
March 4, ~. No.
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49, - . 4 II
ACADEMY.
TTAvING resigned the 1residsae, Of u.
III Masonic Fsmsls Institute, tske -
ars In informing my ftiends and ~ nm.
that I will open male school, on ths ~
Monday in February next. in the bsildIoe
known ~ tho "Republicsn Aesdsay," \
which al the branches Of Collegiate eduea.
ton will he taught. The house will b. n
paired aud Furnished with the maps, Globes T.
now used in the Masonic Institute.
Rates Of Tsitisa pr ssssisa sfao Weoar
Junior class, 1900
Middle 1000
Senior 260o
Incidental expenses per session i,oe
Bills due al the end Of the sesaien.
could append testimonials from tAs ~
literary Institutions in the Union, with 49, :
which have been connected, but choose ~.
or to refer to the people.
P.J. CAROI.AN.
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Warehouse. Mention. 'vexms,

j. II. MARTIN.
DEtEINlNG, Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchant. Iias now on hand and To arrive.
iargc los Of Sugar, coiE-. Pork. Bacon salt.
irtn, Nails Castings. Itugaies. Rope Ri,~. Mo.
bss., candles. Wbiskey, Apple Vinegar, etc,
which arr otF.rsl for email advance on cost for
t~sh, OF 10 good customers us nm advance on
cotton.
August 2.--i9tf
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LAW CARD.

HALL l. MOsEIEY, Attorneys end Coua.
Ill seiiors al Ler
Anpnrss J. Hall. Marshall, Texas; s
r. M0sclcy. Jefferson
Frh 13 1853 "
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hOrTORS A. :. & l.. T. VI. JOHNSON
~ have associated themselves in the practice
n Medicine.
ArOflice over their Drug Store, west side Of
the Public sqriaac
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Nyt geseivsd hen CiarimAti. twenty Cook
oaDsm, desvut xinss ssxi patterns, for
- - 49, an5 hnvt0ebrc oiErsl in shs
nanG 4 II. VAN. HtNk
Any q lfos- 10 n
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DIR. 4. SEARS.

fAFFERS his professional services TO the citi
, zens Of Marshall, and surrounding country
~ Office Mt the Drug Store Of Sanders 4
Sears
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GEO. II. NINTEN.
vrlNterS Warehouse.

Gs Camp Street. neat door 10 Pieayunc
Office, New Orleans
DRESSES Of all kina-. from the ceiebrnied Mann
factories Of Robert Hoe sn New Yo,k = /,
Rtcpies 90. and l. 4 :. Adam, " Co. bistnn
TYPES of NIL kind. and sizes, suiiahir fu ia.
Newspaper. hook. and Hob Dnfr from the Oh .a
lahli-h.d foundry Of james Conner q sons Nrw
Notk.
INKS, Back and Cnlprrd f.pfn he Mandatory
of ietu u Mctrcary 4 60 New lnfh
rflN ING rAfEk constantly on hand, and f.,
sn'r' Printing pnPrtot the following sizes
y iacgs. y 3 8 iaei'.. y 10 %
20. inches by 81 ~ inches hy -
~ inches hy % ~ inches hy II
u mc1c. ~ q u 'ScHss Sy -
And tihcr sizes io arrive Alsn- Double Medium
Book paper, Nania Wrapper. Note Latter and C,t
papers, 81 every description.
CARDS Of all kinds IN general usc white and col.
or-''. such a. Hanks. Extra Hnnk, rsin Porcelain
Fine Enamcied, Rail Road, Monrninr and Silver
Wondered
CARD rOAnDS.-A large variety, suitable for
Frlnsers, Engnvrfs and !tho1uphrrs.
FURNISHING, Of every description ftnm n BOD.
Lin to Press.
AGENT FOR Il Hoe 4 Co. presszes lanes
Inks.
May %, SO. No 80 "
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TER NJ S

Payatle ono haH in adtance and nc remainder
al The close Of the Term
For tuition 10 the Ancient Languages,
Mathematics. and Solid Sciences, in.
GLIDING one or all Of these branches,
for the Session of five months. eio,0uo
In the English branches, embracing
the elementary branches. and in nd.
d,ion English Gramner, Biography,
History, Arithmetic, sc. 10000
In the Modern languages, Spanish,
French, Italian and German, fextrx
CHARGE each, loco
Fuel in COLLEGE building, %
Ii these rates Of tuition be considered higher
thar those which have heretofore obtained In
Eastern Texas 1t may he confidently asserted
tina, the character of the instruction and The ad
vnn,ages afforded will be found at least pro.
portonately higher. Those professors Of ".
knowledged ability and successful exper,.nce,
whose entire time and attention are devoted 10
the instruction Of sixty Sludcnts, OF TO an
average number OF twenty each, can not reason.
ably be required TO give suen instruction ~ il
here furnished for
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yrv FALL AND WINTER oeeDs.

NfESSRs. WV. BnApr'sLp. / Co. would
wi respectfully announce 10 tbs cisiasas Of
Harrison county and the public generally. that
they have just received and are nov eSss'ns
a, their new store in Marahall, IN saues new
and complete stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fall and White, Goods. Their atock comprises
e,e,y article usually found fn \ country store,
and having been purchased In the northern
market on the most favorable terms, BY one Of
the partners Who has had many yeass experience
a. merchant, they feel confident that they can
offer
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MARSHALL lMlverslty.
classical, IEasAsnasasal. sstsasaos -
MILITARY COLLEGE
Fer Ysang Men and small neya
Marshall. Harmon Cousty. Texss.
n. A. EZELL, A. N. PresiAess,
Supported by corps Of aAe and erperisaest
Profsssors and JeacAevs


THE PRESENT SESSION WILL cles,
l on the alh of February, and the exsssisn
Of the Spring session will commence immes.
aieiy, without any vacation. Al the terminates
of the neat Session there will be \ public Z.
animation Of the students. Studenta IN
charged from the period o: admission TO "
close of the session, except in cases Of psotrars.
cd sickness. All Students above tho AZ Of
fourteen, size mud strength corresponding, an
required 10 wear the
UNIFORM or TIE UNIVERSITY,
and to attend the regular Military exercises
every morning and evening.
The corps Of professors is now complete,
which however, will be increased A. tho num.
Der Of students shall continue TO increase, ths
lsbors Of the teachers being confined to "A
average number of twenty pupil each. NJ
Teacher can do ample justice TO more than that
number Of pupils.
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and having been purchased In the mortimer
market on the most favorable terms, BY one o.
the partners who has had many yeavs experience
n. a merchant, they feel confident that they car
offer
Great Inducements
TO purchasers.
The following is a portion Of their stock
Fancy Dress silks.
Plain black and Morcantique Silks,
Hack dress .ilk striped and plain,
Florence do all colors,
Ladies' Persian silk Scaris,
Chaulc
silk pocket handkerchief and crsvats,
Bonnie, and sash ribbon,
Satin and lust,ing
Velvet all width,
silk fringed dress trimmings,
Ladies' silk and mariuo vests,
LADIES' black aud pearl silk hose
gloves,
Jacoaei and Swiss muslin,
Check
Bishop and vi,tora lawn.
Embroidered and dotted Swis.
Swiss robes for party dress,
Jaconc, and Swiss cdgiug and inserting,
bands,
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconei collars.
q" s,ecveA
Linen printed,
Eembroidered l.. G. handkerchief,
llcmsttched
Irish linin. supcrilnc,
White French bonnie, cord,
An wool and Persian delaino,
Black silk warp alpaca,
tolorcd
Black and colored cotton velvet.
Plaid and solid coored ginghams,
French oil calico,
French marine all colors,
Ladies' plaid wool shawls
\ large LOT Of prints,
Coats spool thread,
kerscy and Lowell thread,
Table and stand covers,
Bcachcd end Gown table damast,
+" crash,
Black French cloths and eass,mercs,
Fancy cashmere for pants,
Satiinct Of every description,
Tweed and Jeans. all sorts,
Red, white, yellow and green flannel,
losey flannel,
White silk warp flannel,
Linen towelings,
Napkins.
STAPLE GOODS.
linsey Of every color,
kerscy Of all kinds,
Blankets fine and coarse,
Iowcls and yard wide,
Brown domestic Y / and yard wide,
Brown Drilling.
Sea Island Domestic,
IIeached do
flcaehed and brown shecting,
Striped Lowell,
Bed ticking,
Apron checks,
Hickory stripes.
Sewing silk, every color,
The Washington union., 1858-03-19
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

ArroRTatSr CADKH AT THE WEST PoIsT AcAD-
ENVY The following persons have been appointed cadets
at the United States Military Academy at West Point to
Gil vacancies from the several States according to their
representation in Congress
Maire.--Jared A. Smith, 2 O. A. Blanchard g.
Massachusetts. George Burroughs, John II. Calef
g. G. G. Chailee, 10 w. u. Chapman, IL vacancy in
LIST district.
0,arotiea. James d Webb, 3 vacancy in I'd dis
trict.
Nsw rzk-F. j. James, 9 John Egan, I6 j. r.
Reed, Is T. Y. Kinne, "a H. G. Dodge rs A NJ
Murray, &c.
Nar Jrsey.-W c. Barnard, vacancy in Sd dis
trict.
Pap,aylpa.ia, &C. W Smith, 2 J. H. Porter, G Jas
Riddle, 22 vacancy in 18th and 24th districts.
Maryland. r Il, Noonan, 5; j. II. Stone, 6.
Tirgiaia -J p Cox, 8 T. G.. bearing, 5 Il. S. Kin
ncy, 8 ; vacancy in the 9th district
North Ciroina.C. II. Barron, 2 ; w. c. Cannady, 4 ;
David II. Adams, G /; G. W. Clayton, 8.
South Gpolaaa.--James Hamilton, 3; H. S. Farley, A.
Geoygia.-J. b. Johnson, 2 j. S. Blount, 8 J. A.
Alexander, A Il. C. Arnold, G j. A. West 7,
haauehy-G. NJ. Ewing, 8; vacancy in the I'd and 9th
districts
7snnes.ce.--A Paine, At B. Smith, 6 e. NICE
Ross, G. Frank Nancy, s. vacancy in Sd district
Ohio.-H b. Denny Z v. Coonrod . Morris Shaft
IL L. i, Hamilton, 10 Asa Boles, IL II. S. Wet
more, IS; vacancy in 3d. 9th, 8th, and lh districts.
Louisiaad.lI. Gilly, ] ; A. Scby, g.
Indiana aJ w Shrewsbury 3 Isaac Helm, 8 ]. p
Drake, 8 w f. spurgin, u J. A. Krcbs, 10 vacancy
in I'd, sth and lth districts.
Illinois Joseph w. Vanie, 7.
Mssiss4Yi.-I A. Higgason, 2 vacancy in 4th dis
trct.
Alabama.-o. ]. semmes, / /; j. N. McNab, 2; Ed
ward Nicholson, 6.
Missouri Joseph Crane, J, +. Teinplcton, va
cancy in 7th district
ftoriaa. Stephen A. Moreno.
Eoaca.--R X b. Merritt, q
Crifornia.--W A. Marye
Kansas T7ritory.-G. w Smith.
N1saskd--H. G. Wharton
The numbers affixed to the indicate the con-
gresiona districts from which the individuals ap
pointed In the States and districts which not men
toned there vacancies The cadets ap-
pointed under orders to report in person at West
Point between the lst and 10th of June next.
Captain Bradford, ordnance department, has been
dercd to repair 10 Fayetteville and relieve Major Laid
ly, same department, in command of North Carolina
arsenal The latter is then directed to report to the col
oncl of ordnance for the special duty of revising the Ord
Manual
Major Ramsay ordnance department, is directed to
the command Of Washington arsenal
Lieut. Morton corps of engineers has been directed to
report in person to the Secretary of the Treasury for
light house duty
The Washington union., 1858-03-19
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

GREAr DEMONSTRATION AT CoLUarUs, OnIo.-Ihe largest
public meeting held ia Colum bus took place the
18th inst Al three times large the one lately
held there by the antics and five hundred times as en-
thusastic Strong resolutions emphaticaly sustaining
the Kansas policy Of Mr. Buchanan adopted unnn-
mously Eloquent and effective speeches made by
Judge Belden, Col Medary, Judge Starkweather, and
Others.
The report OF Mr.. Stephens is an admirable docu-
ment IL presents the facts of the with great clear
ness and completely dposes OF all the objections urged
against the President position. The arguments OF Mr.
Douglas and his followers against the justice of the ad
mission OF Kansas under the Leoompton constitution
because il was not submitted in full to the people for
their ratification, shown To be entirely faaeious But
small number of the constitutions of the States OF this
Union have been thus ratified The objections to the
fairness OF le election squarey met and fully
swered Unsupported assertions met and oontroyered
by authenticated facts Thus il is shown that the Pres
dent policy is clearly right and ought to be sustained
Uiao, az ~ Republican,