The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

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The Judge was now fully aroused
Geihp bat drunk, This is a most
/ extraordinary plea. Young man. are
You certain You were intoxicated ,"
Yes. sir
/ Where did you get your liquor :"
Al -t.ritisr
Did yon get none anywhere else
Not drop. sir
You got drunk on his liquor anl
afterwards stole his money -
Yes, sir
do us the favor, Nj Attorney" said
the Judge. " Ia enter a not3c pfos3H ia
that mans ease. The liquor of ~icrlti's
~ enough H. max. any man steal
got drunk on II the other day myself
and took all -iertt's SPOONS Release
the prisoner, MIR. sheriff ! adjourn the
court
Gas llAsHisoSs Lam Rasmussen b.
TRoyEp We have iniormation through
The Cincinnati Gazette of thc 2tth instant.
of the destruction hy lire. on the morning
before. q the old mansion oi the late
President Harrison at North Bend The
Gazette says,
~ nav Htf Htiiiltf hti1ll~ 81 lhi'
conilagration, but learn from passengers
who arrived by the Ohio aud Mississippi
railroad yesterday morning. between one
and two O'Clock, that as the train arrived
at North Bend The Old Log Cabin was
cnveloped ~ DANES, and tina, It's dcs,rnc-
,iun was complete II was occupied bv
Col. WIN. II II TAYLOR who married Il
daughter II Gen llarrisonl and family
and We learn that such was the rapid pro
grcss OF the fire and So late lts discovery :
that The members Of the household barely
escaped IA their nighi-clolhcs OF course
nothing was saved IN thu way Of furni.
ture or documents, and the probability ~
that many valuable papers left by Prest
dent Harrison together with many
articles cherished a. relics of the Old
Hero aud 81 the early history ct the
West, have been DESTROYED with the build
iig The only portrait ct Mrs Harrison
IN cNistaRce. painted 10y Beard with
two u three 81 the General. taken at
different periods of his lite are also prob
ably destroyed Mr. ll,anrsex. the
widow II President Harrison. fortunately
Was not in the dwelling the Venerable
lady at present being at the residence ii
Hon. }. Soon llAmisoN, her son. lew
miles beyond the old homestead
North Bend is not only famous - the
unretoHdmg residence ot President
Harrison. hat occupies no mean position
ia " cstotp history II was the FIRST
landing place of John Clevos ~ymmes
tho original patcntcc al all the land
between the two MiamIs, aud was at enc
timt regarded as the rival Of Cinui'uatitd
Fort Washington At North Bend.
Judge ~ymmes projected The great
Miami City and went 50 far as 10 map
out streets. lawns public squares and
AZ lhe arrangements for city OF the
icti turned the tide in favor Of til.
present site of our ilnurishing metropo-
lis, and North Bend las ever since re-
manned beautiful rural retreat from the
dust impurities, and busy throng Of the
city
nrun ~ lnrr GtRl ny lIYpRornoniN
The Boston journal, cl the s,th ult
SAYS;
i'lm little dang ter Of VIM & Lewis.
Esq Of birmingham. who was bitten
some weeks since by nad dog, cxht-
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hcr ,hraa, AMI .,,,, ,f,., Lnrn,' ~ 'i,ea1
,he si,,l., -, w.,o, shndl..,;,,r ,sh.....y..r
!. 49, ,,, ,,'c'r,. Lns ,r ,,..,,s !,
pn,in., H.. ,r.,,.r,.s. of No C.. L..
would tr.. ,,sr,ly rom,l,in ~ hnue.e, ami
NUS, wv "hc'' ''h''e'' '''' % ''ihsl y
Nou'o distress ''e' s''"''S a','' sue ""a'u
WI" "N ~ S",N''''-' anu hi'' h't '''',
COW u's''lS became why frequent anu
''''' anu '''' emu N''h' 4" sum- ~
''nSo 'H""', complaining "' "'t 1atoap
W "u'' p''''' '''i lux '''i ''hS'''"s
~ VIZ my 'NS''' i'u''''s 'i' A.
~ ~ F','NN S,''S, S'' l"'ss''SS',' ~ -,
us' g q" "'' '"'",'s' =" ''"'''S'p''
"~ ~ w 'tnN' - meaning hNihE WHY
istci ether. but II Effected her $50 violent.
y that It had to he discontinued hr.
Whitney, her physician. succeeded oii
saturday IN giving the cblld smc NOR
phine repeating the doses frequently and
keeping her Gndcr H. influence as il mp
pcared 10 mitigate the severity of the
spasms, which gradually lcsscacd until
death relieved hefirom misery on sunday
afternoon.
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