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UNION HOTEL.

"AVlNG purchased the above property.
III H. the subscriber respectfully informs the
travelling public :hat he is now prepared to
accommodate them. The Hotel will be thor
oughIy repaired anG all Us rooms refurnished.
The personal attention of the subscriber will
be devoted TO It's management. and his bes;
efforts will he gwen TO make his guests com
Portable. His table will be supplied with
whatever the market affords, ard his Bar fur
nished with the best Liquors and Cigars.
His servants will always be- found attentive
and accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have been employed. and the sub
scrIber will take care that his stables are not
neglected.
He sOlicits the patronage OF the former
guests OF the Houses and that OF the public
JOHN +. FENWICK,
Leonard Town.
Oct. 9TH, IsJS-lI
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COESTAELES SAFE.

nG virtue Of Two wriis oi Fi"rl FacAs, ~
- SUED by Justice Of the Psars OF the
Stale OF Mary land. in and 'ur SAINT Mary's
county. one al the >u.t Ui Trhnl.un & Lang
ley, Use Of /. X. Langley, one al The suit Of
l-nnISon L t'ourinr, against The goods and
chaiiriS, LANDS aud L. ntInpnI< Of Ann But
CESS, and TO nP Directed, have seized and
taken IN execution all Ihf right. title, interest.
claim. property and Demand whaLSoevPr, at
law and III rqunly, nj he SAID Ann Burgess.
IN and TO The following property. To wit:
ONE NEGRO GIRL NAMED LUCINDA.
And he:ehy give notice that on TUESDAY.
the 2isl OF OcIulmr next al SmuhvIlIr. be
tween the hours oi 10 o'clurk, a. m and 4
O'Clock p. IN, Will sell the abDve described
property, 50 >eized = nd taken IN execution to
The hIghSsI bidder tor cash.
TIIOMAST. DRCRY.
Constable
Sept. S0th lS58-ts
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LIST OF LETTERS.

pEMAINING in she Post Office Leonard
~ Town the Both Of September, which, il
not taken out before the lst day Of January
1859, will be sent to the Post Office Depart
ment as dead:
Alstan !. J. l Aflstan J. Fl. /: Balding
Miss Mary Jane !; Fond q. b. Carter Hem
~ ! Cole William Walter l Coomcs Leonard
/; Domaine Mr.. l; Gill Vim. F. !; Gar
ner Andrew 3 Gurton Miss /; Hess VIM @.
Hill! Mrs. G. / Lyon George ii. |; Mid
dleton j. F. S. !; Mills Leonard J. 3; Miller
William l McCafferty Miss Julia Morrell
B. NJ. l; Nave Miss AlexiEa ! {; Nelson Miss
Betty l O Wesley J. !; Tell Miss Julia !;
Thomas Mrs. Jane Wailcoks Miss Mary A
/; -29
WM |. YATES, Z. N.
Leonard Town,
M. u.
OF. 7th lS5S-lt
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AleWife Fishery.

This fishery. we have been informed has
been very successful this season, persons en-
gagged in it, having caught as many as they
could take care off. The demand for this
species of fish is increasing rapidly, and our
Tatuxent friends would do well to extend
somewhat their arrangements: for catching and
curing them, as there is likely TO be heavy
foreign demand for them rs soon AZ it Is as
eertAned that they may be obtained at our
landings.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07
3 L ACK s MITHINC

THE subscriber, thankful 10 the public for
H. liberal patronage he has received Eor the
past twelve months, respectfully informs
them, tina, he can always be found a, HE old
stand of Martin WibI-. Leonard Town. where
he is prepared To do all kinds OF iron work
such as ORSE-SHOEING. repairing
GUNS and LOCKS, MENDlNG MA.
CHlNERY Sc. lie sollcits a continuance
OF the public favor.
JAMES 4. Nice ATHRAN,
Leonard To&n.
Oct. 9TH, IS5s-if.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen tina. the subseri-
" bers. have obtained from the Orphan's
Court o. St. Mays county in Maryland, lee
tess Of administration on the personal estate Of
Alexander MaitIngly, late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims asa'ust tie
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 eXi; It ;ha
same With the proper Y"nchts tkereo", - ''.a
subscribers, on or before the i. Gly 81 .iItl
1859, otherwise they may ne excluded ~ 'aT
from AL benefit Of the SAID este. Given urc-r
our hands this 18th day cf SEPTEMBER, 1855.
THON ~ II. FOWLER,
SOPHIA MhTT!NCiLN,
At
September 23d le5o-4w
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A ii. persons Interested are hereby notified.
IN that the undersigned commissioners ap-
poInied by an order 81 the Circuit Court for
81. Mays County TO open public road from
the foot OF Motley. Hall Hill running through
the lands of DR. James Warning. Oscar M'ee.
Vim Ii. Thomas. and Edmund J. PlUwaen
to public road near Mrs C. Burch's dad
ing to the public landing on the Wconco
River, will meet al the foot OF Motley Hall
Hill on Wednesday the thlrd day OF Norems-
brr next and proceed to execute this Com
mission.
Commission issued I'M, 2e,A dsv Of Sep
tembrr 1858.
J. r. MAGIII..
BENNETT r. ABELI.. Gw..
F, Ferdinand FLoYD. !
Sept. 3OIh lS5S-tI.
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S23 REWARD.

THNAhF.N tr, IN II.r :, hu"nrr, Samuel n.
a Br'ce. on tie 2Isr o? Sept. 1858. whilst
lying at The Rr"k Chimney Landing on
the Potomac 4 GOLD DOi'BLE CASE
HtN7ING WATtH, with the initial. y &.
c.. which stan $ Tor Nicholas {. COLLAR
Oct. I'm, ISJS-n,
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TNiEERE will be a SHOOTING MATCH
Ill at ChapIco. the 10Th instant. eight on a
side. One hundred and twenty FIVE Pict ons
VIII be- turned loose from a ground CAGE, one
al time. Tor supper 10 be furnished by J.
II. Roswell. Sh""tln" I" commence az IL
O'Clock. a IN. The public are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Oct. 9Th, ISJS-tt
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07

Our Chapsieo fliens4 hppeaF = - deter
mined that tI.eif blood slaII nos a.aknase &c
want Of exercise sid exeilenea Iney hal
sonrnament last week. ard Sc exereises
next week VII consist q shosting natch.
eight on : side, 70 come OF Il the village
of Chaptico on Saturday, the 1ssk inst, the
wager to be . supper and trimmings at Bos-
wells. One hnnlred and twenty-five pigeons
are to be turned loose tome at timc) from a
ground cage, and the party that Kills the
greatest number is to cat and drink at the
expense of the other. Each man is to have
Ave shots.
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The American Farmer.

The September number is upon our table,
filled with valuable advice to the farmer and
planter. 1t is published by ~ g. Worthing-
ton, Esq, Baltimore, at only One Dollar a
year. Every farmer, large or small, should
read this excellent journal
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07
Death of Reliance.

This celebrated racer, whose performances
on the turf elected the admiration Of the sport
ing community near twenty years since, died
at the stables Of his owner, L. g. Harris, Esq
Q few days ago. He was in his 23rd year.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07
Yet TO Come Of.

We have reason to believe, that the great
"battlc Of American labor upon American
soil" in which Cen Thomas Swami Of Balti-
more, claims to have distinguished himself is
either yet 20 come of, or having come off, that
it was fought by somebody else. Our recollcc-
ton is not as distinct abou: the mater as we
!1..|s "a! - Ill11llaIl1 - I ss":s sAs \
bad weather. The gallant General possibly
eonfounds the engagement, ab'vc referred to,
with the great battle Of the C"orcd CauIkcrs,
last Winter, il which, We admit, lie greatly
distinguished himself
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07
Removal.

We are requested 70 state, that Dr. Samuel
E. Spalding has removed his office from the
dwelling of Mr.. c. Wathen to a room on the
lane leading to the stables of the Union Hotel
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07
Thanks.

We are indebted to Patrick Kavanah, the
gentlemanly Clerk Of the Steamer Columbia.
for flea Of late European papers, for which
we tender our sincere thanks
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07
New Goods.

Messrs. SPaldnG & Greenwich are now
opening their stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods. Their advertisement will appear in
our Aext issue.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07

TIE IIL-FATED AUSTRIA The papers TEEN
with notices Of the loss of the Austria, giving
nothing further Of importance. An account
of the fire hy Mr.. Glaubensklce is published,
which comedies with the details published
Yesterday in the statement Of NJ. Brew. The
lost passengers seemed to have come from all
sections of the country. Baltimore, Washing
ton. and Alexandria alike suffer from the dis
a$tcr.
Among the BaItimoreans supposed to be lost
arc Rev John Weinman, Mrs. ID. Nachman
and daughter, Theodore Gerck, Myer Mach
man. and Lewis Wagner.
The Austria was built at Clyde, near Glass
cow, and was one OF the four steamships which
composed the New York and Hamburg line.
These vessels were the Austria, Saxonia, BOrus-
sia. and IIammonia. This was her second
voyage. The Austria was the largest Of the
feet
The value Of the vessel was 1920, 900. for
which amount she was equally insured in
Hamburg and England. She had on boarcl
about 400 tons of valuable freight from Ham,
burg. amounting probable to $250,OOO, on
which there was considerable Insurance in New
York.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07
MARRIED.

On Tuc>lsy, the 2sth ult., by Rev. Il.
II. Smith Mr.. q. Il. Thompson, Of Baltimore
to Miss Ellen Diment, of this county
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III. tempest, Never heard of
II. San Francisco. 24n loSt--iGo saved.
IL. Central America, 422 luSt--lT0 saved.
ID. Austria, $50 lOSt-67 saved
II will be seen by this list, that the loss Of
life on the Austria has been greater than in any
OF the other steamers lost in the Atlantic ocean.
The only instance that We remember in
which there has within the last lew years been
greater loss Of life in anv one vessel any where,
is that of the Peruvian ship Mercedes. which
struck a rock near Calla", May 1T, 1854. and
sank, carrying down 800 men, Of whom 73l
persisted.
On the 18th Of November, 1919, the Ameri.
can packet ship Caleb Grimshaw, took fire a,
sea, and burned until the 10th wher 339 Of the
passengers and crew were saved by Capt Dan
Iel Cook Of the British barque Sarah, while six
~ passengers who left the vessel on a raft OH
the 18th were lost.-N 7. Com.
COAL.-it is said that when coal was first
used in England the prejudice against IT was so
strong that the Commons pe,Itioned the Crown
To prohibit the 'tnoxious" fuel 4 ROYAL pro-
clamation having failed to abate the nuisance, n
commission was issued 20 ascertain who burned
coal within the city of London and IT'S neighhor-
hood, and To punish them by fine for the frs,
offence, and by demolition of their fl -nnces # they
persisted IN transcressing. 4 law was FINAL v
passed, making 1t a capital Offence TO burn coal
IN the city, and only permitting IL to be used in
the FORCES in the vicinity. II is STATED that
among the records in thsk Tower cf London a
document was found i'm prting that in the time
Of Edward I. man hatfSbeen tried, convicted
and executed for the crime Of burning coal IN
London. 1t took three centuries TO entirely ef-
face this prejudice.
The history Of the coal trade in Pennsylvania
equal remarkable. At first the idea of us.
ing coal for fuel was ridlcued as an ai,surniry
and the early pioneers in the great trade encoun.
tered many diff :uliIes. Bat they persevered
and wth results truly wonderful. Coal is "a
this State what gold is to California. Indeed
the chances are that when the latter 10 exhausted
the former will he but partially developed -
PennsyIsa"iG Inquirer.
AsrRoSoMr IN TEE UNITED SrArEs-it is .
highly honorable thing 10 the scientific progress
% our country that seven American as,rono
mers have been elected associates of The Roya
Astronomical Society OF Lordon. We subioir
a list Of names, with the dates Of their cleo.
ton.
Prof. w. &. Bond. Of the Cambridge Obser
vatory, Jan. I2, ls49
Prof B. Pierce, Of Harvard University April
II, 1850.
Prof. O. NJ. Mitchell, Of the Cinc,unaui Oh.
serva:ory, April ~, 1850
DR.. B. a. Gould, jr., Of the Dudley Observa.
tory. Jan. -, 1885.
DR.. Brunn, of Anne Arbor University, Jan
IL. 1855
Lieut. NJ. F. Maurv, nf the Washington Oh.
servatory, Jnn. -, 1855.
The " ho.s number OF tas associates 10 hf:y.
two.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07
DIED.

In PatuXent district, on Tuesday, the 2Sth
ult., Francis Stone, aged about % years.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NJ Office is hereby given tina. the subsc,i-
L bers, have obtained from the Orphan q
Court of St. Mnry's county, in Mary land, let
ters of administration on the personal estute Of
Alexander J. Thompson. late OF said county, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the proper voucIe thereof. to N.
subscribers, on or before the lsr day of April
next, 1883 otherwise they may he excluded By
law from all benefit Of the SAID estate. Given
under our hand this 18Th day Of September, 1853
GEORGE G. MORGAN,
MARY THOMPSON,
Administrators.
September 23d l55S-4w.
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SENATOR JnNES OF TEEHESsEE SrUNPs FOR
DnrGLAs.-tnn. J. c. Jones ex-senator Fl ON
Tennessee, has taken the stump for Donglas in
Illinois. He arrived at Springfield on the l4th
instant, and addressed an immense meeting. His
speech was highly Landed able eoquen.
effort. embraced the question broadly, and sealing
the points with force.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07

A Far Conference.-The Catholic Her
aid ana Visitor denies the truth of n siaemen,
now going the rounds Of the press, to the effect
that 5O7 Austrian priests had menorialIzed the
Archbishop uf Vienna IN favor of the abolition
os the telIha'v 0t the priests, &c, and asserts
that the whole aff.ur manufactured on this
srde of the Atlantic, without even foundation
IN any European journal.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07

The LOST .FRoNAUT.-All hopes Of the
safety Of the unfortunate Mr. Thurston, who
was carried away from Terra frmd in a bal
loon, have been abandoned. Search was male
throughout the country in the vicinity Of the
place Of ASCENSION, but no traces Of the lost
man found Mr.. Bannister, who has beer
searching for Thurston thinks now that 'thc
violent motion of the balloon, swaying to and
fro in the air, and its great elevation three
miles caused the unfortunate man to resign
his hold and drop TO the earth, in which case he
must have been dashed into such minute parti-
clcs As to leave but few traces" A body was
found on Friday last in the river near Chat
ham, c. w, which was supposed at frs: to be
that Of Mr. Thur<ton, but upon investigation
il Was found that the dress lid not CORES
pond with that of the ballOOmist.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
500 REWARD.


ID ANAW WAY from the subscriber. living
~ near Port Tobacco, on thu Sd Of July last
- NEGRO MAN JOE.
will give the above reward for
tx his apprehension, wherever taken.
1T Joe is about Is years Of age. five
~ feet four inches high very quick in
ali his movements, particularly polite when
spoken to; with very notable scar on hIA
cheek By which he may be easily recognized.
He was raised in St. Georges district, ST.
Mary's county, and has relations now living
with Mr.. Joshua Wilson and with Mr.. Rich.
ard Hebb | think 1t likely he is in that
neighborhood, this, however. is only con-
lecture.
WILSON COMPTON.
Oct 7th, lS5S-n.
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THURSDAY MoRNo. ocr. J. Isss.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07

Esy- The Boston Advertiser. in an eulogy
on Senator Summer and the silent eloquence OF
that vacant seat. most seriously says: ut
is absurd to suppose that any man has dared
even TO think OF the probability OF Dir. Sum-
ner's resignation"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-10-07

PsroREs. WINS 1. .cE.-Mr. Ten Brock s
A,nerican horse orisyess won the Grea, York
shire Plan dicnp at DnncOs %tfSssces ~Tweve
horses ran, bat their pre'emsions were generally
moderate. TIE Grea, s.. Leger was /" be run
for ON the day the City of Washington sailed.
Lord Derby 5 horse ToxopholIte continued first
E,vorlte At slort ODE
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Sept. S0lh lS58-ts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

n, had not come Jaci 10 toe Democrat
party. 10 said, for lac had never until fceen''
" belonged to II or acted with 1t. u" Tue
contrary h. hsd tough, it from bis youth
nm. lie remained with the Wing patty ="
lses as it had an existence ""d whs" II
died he ioned the Know \o,hioe', not
that he had any particular love OF ad'"'fA
Tim for sam" hu, be had though, II the
beat trick out to beat the Democrats. f. lie
ina, hail, ear. TO hear, let him hear. lie
had A. a WLig believed in a liberal OF a
l.,,,uJ,,o.. eon.i.nciiou Of the toosli'a'
ion. because b. though, that the success
Of lha, policy WAS calculated to advance
the prosperity and elot, OF tho kepuole'
Aftef having batilcd for this principle tor
hall bis life. his views had Undergone a ma
t.,isl aud radical change. Experience and
reflection had satisfied him that be bad oeen
wrong. lie wasuow assured that u" safety
Of the South aad the pefpe'uiiy 81 TIE "'en
required n street construction OF the Ton
.,iuion. aud rigid adherence 10, and en-
forccment OF, the doctrine. embraced 10 the
tho celebrated Virginia add Kentucky reso
luuons. Cheers The Democratic party
had adopted these resolutions as their plAt-
form. aud 20 long IS It maintained that att,
,uie. ho would stand by 1t. Prolonged
cheers. lie thea passed high eG'orJ
apon Alt pueh,nah, reviewing his opinions
=. announced in hi. public documents and
III. letter to the preachers. But II Dis view,
had GOT undergone SO material a change
there was sufficient in the political aspect
OF the country, TO demand that 6 ct only he
but that every man IN the South. should
CO operate with the Democratic patty
There were bat two parties in the country
the Democratic aud the Black Republican
The Democratic party was the only organ
i,,,ion tina, had any claims TO nationality
.he only one that offered an 'Hrciual bar.
rier to lsuaiicism. II the Union WAS to be
saved ut all, i, mus, be through that patty
aud no man who considered himself s
patriot ough, TO stand With bis arms folded
a, lime of danger aud difficulty ike this
The American party was powerIess io'
good It's ouly tendency was to prevent
union Ia the South |, was therefore 4
lsetous. d.sorganiziug. and mschevou'
party at the preseu, time, and he besougb'
all those who loved their country to do "a
he had done, and to lay down t4elr pre- u
dicrs upon is sacred altar.
Reader. don't you lhiah that viii do, Il
seemed to us full conversion; straight
forward sensible talk We would ike any
Know Nothing journal tina, abuses W.
raylo, for going before the Convention, to
pfecede his comments With 1t. lie IS then
al I.i.~fty to expend bis ire upon it.
The Convention adjourned with good
feeling all sgreed tina, il accomplished its
work in a very creditable manner
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
BACK AGAIN

kisr an 4h.snsr II two months. Nc are o'fe moe
ii aas Iss, out heil bov ln onf fr''ef~. We "'"'
tie l..puhran h,, ,.i uWlltg by ruf miri ii'chi'
i,~ciion niiaii Nj Z l. IitiNr, wh0la. 'ai ehafs1
=. 4. We afe sati.dri ga ai hat he coDd 'o make u
a faaiall aud ure.pai, liufual Ntcn ws sai-
.N.f ,haln was new field ff iin tal lle oi'itr,
wnh al IL nltfaaeueft and ilie dvAis 4 which h,
had no pr, io,. acquaintance vev thfonn epon linn
81 i. matter Il surpfhe HAT b acquitted / lnsgii 30
wra Unfortunately laf W. ~ a. leaa "a cnnilci WITH
uis lr,fc 10 render ~ ilr assianre hat SO conl n
li,e management Of ihe editorial department + lhe
,at-f soon after eur arrival at ile ais tupo' hsa'}
r,ie. .si ia he wa,sr t,l,.. were read-fcd imp,ss
lie and al c,nneeiisn WITH iie East Was eat ~ We
u- eaec ,aelc m inl lafuss.. aod 'inii hs9f a. ii"
,.s,le 10 ti-a.e .,ut isatfai.-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

w. hois, this week the nanes Of tie n1m-
,,.,. If ,l,c Democratic State Convantlon. IL
would afford u, much pleasure to eNpai iafe
upon ;he qualification, ani merlIs Of each asii-
rant bat our limits Ia She present l~sne, v ~
not permit T. Suffice It Ior tsc present 10 say
that we regard the selections ~ admirable and
lneriing the confidence sad support Of the
party.
In another coluna will be found call iuf Il
Mass Mceiine Of the Democrats OF Harrison
TO endorse the action of the Convention. we
,ru., TIM, there viii BE- geuerl rally
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30
IRE tStrRER
DEMOCRATIC
NJ A - n = r 4 I ~ q ~! |!

\ Mass Meeting Of the Democracy OF
IIai.o. coua!y Is hersby c.Iled. to be
holden At lhs Ccut House 10 Marshall or
lu:@aaa iAe lsi dop 81 .narch,
II halt past "ne o'elurk. 7. NJ, WIN we"
10 tae ta,itisst,on Of The proceedings Ut The
Democratic State Convention lately held
a.. Au.lin, and to take sprh other aud further
steps ss msy 10 deemed neeessar, to pio-
note the general good. snd secure The pre-
,rnieraacs OF our principles, snd The union,
peace. and harmony Of he rsfls.
Democrat iIgm every portion 81 the
couaiy. arsysrues'ly f'qpes''d to a'''no'
". r. b. WARD,
President Uemecfaiir fsab
X ". f.DrouEsy, !S.crffafu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

To HORT krrrrns L. Will be- sect hy reference
to an aI,er.em.nt on the neti page. that the Smith
Hotel ia Au.tin ]. for isa,, Ths proprietor. Mr.
4 II Ssirt ha. brsn Tor oas time engaged ia
hotel keeping ard his health in IN. iadgmrn, fsqure-
u change Wonfe satisfied thain : not from wan,
II business fr ~ haIc M 'rcsas il $50 literally uni.
ronired. |, - tie oul, hor m sus,ir nad While se
remained Al the capital, t va. always crowded Mr.
Smith loli Us liza, lie almost literally wore ont
The complaint Win hlm that be had too much to
do This III noi ~, deemed 4 s~tious fault however
nith any one de,irous If engaging io the business
md to all ,nch We would say look to iii. matter Ia
time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

Hy- Many persons suppose that an editor is puzzled
for matter to III up hes paper This i singular mis-
,nhe with at least, We have not been able To pub
leh Gov Runnel'. able messas" The debate IN Con.
gress, IN feaiiun 10 Kansas. Walker letter, the
proceedings 90 the mass meeting In rhiadvphia the
proceedings Of Democratic inceiingr IN the North en-
,ersinq the views 4 the President an, in favor Of
the admission of Kansas under the l.eeemrtou Con.
suiG'ion own reflections upon this Kansas ma t.
ter the letter Of GOV Wise The Walker Niearasnan
question and host Of other matters which demand
publication and comment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

CorroS.--Thc Delta Of the I'D r.sor,sS week Of
considerable activity, and improvement, IN prices
in the early pat of which was partially los, AFT er
wrnls. THIS dcclue WAS .e, upon grades below mid
ding
The tunrai steamer Arabia was due "a, New Yo,k
with dates tie 9,h inst, aud ayec- which VIII Is.
a week hiet f.r looked 20 with treat Interest Mi.
Ai.l-. NJ ana-..- nm D Co M.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-30

Sg~ PosraAsTsss We lrsrn ii4roueh Hon. Jans
II KEAuss, HAT the Postmaster General las a,lsinie
}. . Williamson. tsq- Postmaster at Fovellian, IA
lila county IN platr u SIN II Chatham, L,sl., ~.
ss.si v. Mcmillan. leg. has svca appointed fo.if
master ct NcsIllss's Ia raao.a oounfY IN r'tce 81
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