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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

THEATRE THIS EVENING. The Choral Har
monic Society give their long contemplated
grand concert, this evening, at the Theater.
We were in at the rehearsal, last evening.
long enough to hear Mrs Caswell, Of North
San Juan, who is certainly beautiful singer
The rest of the company, We are informed
are scarcely less accomplished. Among the
performances for this evening, will be piece
from the Opera of lombard, by Mrs Cas-
well; the quartet of Sigh, Gentle Gales, by
Messrs. Hill, Haskell, Hamilton and VIII
liams solo from the Oratorio of Sampson,
by Mrs Hamilton; a song from Shubert, by
Miss reegarden, and the duet of "What are
the Wild Waves saying" by the Miss Hamil
tons. The attendance will doubtless be
large one.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

cBA dead infant was found on Monday
morning in an old building, on Washington
street. above Powell, San Francisco. 1t is
supposed to have been prematurely born.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

SELECT DANCING AoADENY.-Miss Emma
IL. Baker is one of the most accomplished
and popular teachers Of dancing on the Pa
cifie coast, and our citizens will doubtless be
gratiied to know that she is about to open
a Select Dancing Academy in the Pavilion,
which will be comfortably fitted up for the
purpose. We refer urreaders to her adver-
tisement in another portion of the paper
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

STABBING AFERAr.--On Sunday evening
last, says the Sonora Democrat, Mr.. James L.
Cartwright met Mr. W. G. Bell, at the Noun.
tain House, in this place, and aecosting Bell
struck him with a cane. In the fight which
ensued, Cartwright stabbed his antagonist
very severely, the knife passing through his
left arm, just below the shoulder, into his side.
Cartwright was arrested, and placed under
$500 bonds. The affair resulted from an old
difficulty. They were both residents of the
mountains east Of Sonora.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

es- John Nugent, U. S. Commissioner for
British Columbia, took passage Monday on
the mail steamer for Washington.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

81 hare s,oorR on tho altar ofmy country eter-
nal enmity to e0ery form Of tyranny orer tie
plind Of man." THos. JEFFERSON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

c8- a highly interesting letter will be
found in another column, from our San Fran
cisco correspondent
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
RTCH GOODS.
RTCH GOODS.
NOW OPENING FOR THE APPROACH
ING HOLIDAYS, BY
HOUSTON,
HASTINGS
&c CO.
The Finest Lot of Fashionable

The Finest Lot of Fashionable
Gu ST0M MADE CLOTHING
Ever imported, have been received per last steamer,
consisting Of
OVERC0ATS, every style, color and quail
ty
FROCK COATS, of all qualities and prices
WEDDING and PARTY VESTS, of diff
ferent styles and colors.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSLJIERE
PANTS, latest styles.
RIOH PARTY TIES AND CRAVATS
WHITE AND C0LORED SHIRTS, of our own
manufacture.
HOSIERY, Of every description.
Merino, silk and Shaker Flannel SHIRTS AND
ORA WEhS.
Buckskin UNDERSHIRTS AND ORA WERS.
Woolen, Cotton and Merino HALF HOSE
INDIAN TAN CLIO YES AND GA UNTLETS.
Wooen and Cotton GLOVES
ALs0.-ALERANDER'S CELEBRATED KID
GLOVES, of all colors and shades.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS
LADIES' IRA YELLING TRUNKS.
CARPET AND LEA TIER IRA YELLING BA GS,
which we will sell at prices to suit the most economi-
cal.
HEUST0N, HASTINGS & co.
Clothers, d street, between LIST and End,
Next door 10 Wells Fargo Co.'s,
dece'my2p Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

t5s- A cabbage head, raised in American
Valley, weighs forty yfye pounds
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
S1slu advertisements.
SELECT DANCING SCHOOL.
MISS EMMA III, BAKER,

HAVING obtained the use Of the PAVILION
y n ia Cortez Square, will open on SATURDAY
EVENING Dec. Ilth, at o'clock, where she Will
Teach the latest and most fashionable DANCES con-
sisting in part of the MOHA WR, GERMAN, and
TWO different styles Of LANCERS QUADPILLES.
Also, Fancy Dance, the IA VORITE REDO
4
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
DAYS OF TUITION:

DAYS OF TUITION:
Wednesday and Saturday Ecenings, from to 1Ok.
For further particulars enquire at her residence
corner of Third and High streets.
N B.-Persons wishing to form classes OF Ladies
aid Gentlemen can do by applying to Miss b., at
her residence. dec9-u
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
MARYSvILGB. M

THURSDAY, DEC. 9th, 1853.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

ofice-COrner Maiden Lane and Cd Street.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25

Hcary DJalcatjon.--Jom W. Scy-
mour, Secretary and Treasurer Of the
Hartford County Savings Association,
left Hartford on the 30th ut., and il was
soon afterwards ascertained that he was
a defaulter to that institution in the sum
If 100000 or more. The money had
been lost in stock and other speculatons.
Mr.. Seymour was President of the Mer-
camille Bank, and was considered one OF
the musi1upright. menih the., cglprllpA4ii.
The Mercantile Bank loses 10 nlcnty by
the affair."
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25

Very Good.-The New Code, page 92S
has the following in relation to swearing
and drunkenness lfany person shall pro-
fancly swear or curse, or shall be drunk
in any puplic place, in the presence Of
two or more persons, he shall on con
viction thereof before any justice Of the
peace Of the county where The same may
happen, be fined not more than SO for
each offence, and shall stand committed
to Jail until such fine and the costs are
paid; such fine to be for the use Of the
county or corporation where the same
may OcCur
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25

MARRIED--At the residence Of IL. J.. Hill, on
the night of the 18th February, by the Rev. y.
c. Allen, Mr.. w II. DARDEN to Miss adobe
DAVENPORT, all OF this place.
4brddcR PaPers coPy
We were a happy uuit of the merry many who
assembled at the house of Mr.. H. l.. HILL, on
last thursday night, for the purpose Of witnessing
the interesting event above recorded The bloom
ing and beautiful bride, The happy and joyous
groom, the angelic beings with which the house
was filed, all conspired to make us wish, then
rosolve-but no matter what we resolved.
Well, WILEY, we always regarded you us be-
ing smart, but had no idea that you were pay
enough to entanglc SO f,ir captive with your
rifles but your patron star is lucky, and may it
never wanc or cast ci0uded light over You and
yours.
'1rolove, to bliss their blended souls are given,
And each too happy asks no brighter heaven"
MARRIED-On Thursday night, 18th inst, by
G. w. Coopwood, Esq, Mr.. CULLEN BRYAN to
Miss MARY BRANNAN, all of Monroe county.
MARRIED-On Tuesday, 9th inst, by Rev. w.
l.. Bonner, Mr.. SAMUEL L. HINKLE to Miss
HARRIET l.. BROWN, all of Monroe county.
MARRIED--On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Rives, Mr.. GEO. G. BEssoNET, of Richmond
Miss, to Miss SALLIE SAWYER, of Moody, Miss
MARRIED-At the residence of the brides faith
er. in Tishomingo county, on Tuesday the Nth
inst, by Rev. Mr.. McClung, Dir. JAMES RoGERs,
of Itawamba, to Miss SAMANTHA MANEss.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25

Mr. Taylor Houston; T 4 Montgomery, Cot
ton Gin; J b Bean, city; J 4 Scott, Monroe ;
DIR Tut, Georgia; Mr. FOosbrc, Monroe; Mr.
Adams, do; II NJ Gill, county; Austin Pollard,
Aberdeen; Col Baskin, lIouston J W Bryan,
Columbus, ID p Ludlow, n Y; Col Roberts,
county, j W Pace, Danviile, Va; A |. Lown-
sind; Oliver JONES' Aberdeen L l.atIrep,N VI;
II Rush, city; Edward sherman, \ y; Phillip
Carter, Iuka; A little Mr. Kupp.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25

.Rube' Ercitcd.-A Washington letter
writer says:
Mr.. Davis, Of Miss. proceeded Mr.. Az
cry in terrible onslaught upon the Abo-
litionists. He threatened the Free Soil
ers with death, destruction, fire, blood
and other trines, in case they continued
their aggressions upon the South.
We hope RUDE didn't disarrange those
fancy shirt bosom rutlleS of his-would
be a pity. 1t is just such "blood and
thunder haragues that keep the country
in constant turmoil without beneftting
either section LeTngton Adr0catc.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25

HoIloway's Pills are admitted to be the
greatest Alternative medicine in the world. Their
effect upon the system is not violent, but mid
and painless, and the facility with which they
regulate the disordered stomach and bowels, and
restore the animal fluids to healthy, litc-sustai-
ing condition, places them UNNECESSARILY in adj
vance Of all other internal remedies. Sold at the
manuiactory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York.
and by all druggists, at Csc, Csc, and 81 per
box. $50
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25

FATE OF THE KING OF Dhhn :. /, 90
correspondent ofthe London : ''''N'
as iTiI havs inst received certain inf%rma
49,, : 90 n@ w the fate of the King OF DEM.
11G 1 Gs i 70 be spared, for the officer who
arrested him, in violation % o' ,hn KIM Nm
nm a. p disastrous in the extreme. Inc
hearT scoundrel deliberately ordered me
,,. io rV of forty-eight English women and
, nh;idran and his exemption from punish
cl,,ru' will be interpreted by every native
me- fa "" They will only laugh at the
,,.au Of the pledge as an invention to CON
s'o SUD- the inability of the Government to
o oorrv out its WILL 1t seems indeed
sonn,evhat Quixotic to say that police
oaicer can save a murderer by promising
him life. You must remember the King
is only simple subject. He is protected
by no treaty, and is in no sense prisoner
Of war. The Court of Directors, fifty
wears ago, exempted his place from the
authority of the courts ofjustice, but only
by an order, not by treaty or agreement.
lie ought to be transported for life. AS
it is, he has played winning game. If
he had succeeded, he would have gained
an empire; as he has failed, he loses simp-
Nv nothing-a perpetual encouragement
to every native scoundrel with few pro-
vinces and an army of ragamuflins. y
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25
TIxMENJLA.Esa

MARRIED--At the residence Of IL. J.. Hill, on
the night of the 18th February, by the Rev. \.
&. Allen, Mr.. w. II. DARDEN to Miss adobe
DAVENPORT, all OF this place.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25
THE PRAIRIE NEWS.

published Immediately ON the line Of The Mobile
and Ohio Railroad at
OkOLONd, CHICKASAW, Co, MISS,
Is THE BEST Advertising medium for Chick
asaw, Monroe, ltawamba, and Pontotoc coun-
ties, has large circulation in North Mississippi
generally. and is well known in most parts of
the Southern country. 1t is respectfully re-
commended to the attention of men of business
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-25
Lost,

DETWEEN Pontotoc and Okolona Pocket
ID Book, containing note on j. u. Taylor for
three hundred and eighty dollars (S3sU), another
on n. +. Kyle (0r what amount don't remem-
ber) These notes, together with several re-
ceipts, were all the Pocket-book contained
The finder win please leave the pocket book
with Mr. Noe, at the Postofiice
TllOS. l.. TAYLOR.
Jan 90 1857. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

COAL.
ftoAL-prRF LOCUST MOUNTAIN AND BpSr QUA
NV red ash sove range CRATE Or Furnace coal hscharg
a., fr, rats ~ delivered from yard nj the lowest market
prices. y. IAfbofst 50. ~ I.'snea eNst.s-.
ftoAI s.7s PER ToN-LErITGH PEACH ORCHARD
and broad Mountain The qualities AZ = ~ delivered
frr a. bos Ai0 liverpool orre AMI camel coal ~ the
iaurss r "A prire NJ HENRY REEVES Canal and
Cen,re and corner IL Jane aud West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

A Ii FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS TsNE.
n diatey obtsn them al the large institute and
Home Cor Dnsnesta~ lS Esvepch stvet OF sirh
This extensive home has shsndsnoe o. civil
hep W suit all Condueted BY respeutsbe American lady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

7 .ASDLoRDs YOUR ATTENTION ~ WELL. As THAT
IL nsreius manufacturers aud boarding house keepers
called 70 the New York Protective and De,ecve Agency
Broadway We ready with the assistance ~ hun
drcd rem, sell property 70 persons of known
spousihy enforce The collection ~ debts of de
scrpton. Let every person be supplied with copy Of
prospectus.
MADAME MULLER, III TENTH STREET, NEAR
lU Broadway NJ ". has adopted a method Of cleaning
tans o. MI kinds giving hem superior Wilderness equal 70
new without nne them They can be done ~ the rate Of
oshines and shlings pair, and muslins AZ 10 shlinEs
Dozen done the neates style Orders punciuay attended
10 Mime. n guarantees 20 give satisfaction.
CpooNER's PATENT LOUNGE,
- a desirable article
Sslesrvoms GO broadway.
TyHR rOILE.-PRrCEs EALyDoR, TWENTY-FIVE
ssnh bottle, impsrts
BEAUfIFtL BLOOM TO THE yACR
and certsin for freckles sunburn, pinpea ana
al ohsr cuiAnsoas erupuons Of The face, Transforming s
WILLOW AND sArIOw CeHrrHxTor
dslicae son smooth velvet se soosh~s all
and imparts Me counisnsnce and nstur.
Ladies using shaks alabsser, fan, a. In
vitsl 70 bote and they win always continue ts
Prise n For sale Al hs drug store Ds Grand
B-Gentemen viii and Prices Kalydor admirable pre-
parsson sfer shaving alhyns any kranon and sochns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
Ill PURE AS IMPoRrED-LrouORs FOR CASH
"A CHEAP TO THE TRADE.
MGI.TSH HOUSES Win remember SWA1NEs OLD TOM
ESQ note The CELEBRATED FIVE DOLLAR
4 L. N. 4. FAMILY PACKAGE,
Containing one bottle brandy gin rum port
sherry Madeira scoch whiskey, Meaongabela
JONATHAN JONES importer, 30 william street
=.-~-
LIME OLD SCOTCH AND IRISH wHTsKEYS-FAvO.
rae brands LAG London Dock brandy London
pofts French and Hungarian wines Scotch and Eng
.h porter ho,cis clubs and families
Piled ~ lop prices by n -. KIRK, - Fulton street
L'oR sALE-TEN BARRELS GENUINE SEVEN YEAR
~ Old NoDungahsla whskey, warranted pure, by GEO. W
FARLEY 100 Cherry street agent for the manufacturer
IRISH WHTsKEY-FIyE FUNCTIONS JUST RE
ceixed TIE Prince Albert Tor sale IN bond BY THOMAS
d ShllilnOk, 10 Spruce street
ITuO WOULD NOT HAVE A LITTLE PURE LIQUOR
" N he house fr medicinal purposes when yun gcta
rnaf 81 TAN tozen hotties assred liquor iar 81 from
4tMt EtdttN No 90 William street, No. south Wuiat1
asrts4 8rf 80 G9 Stnut street.
GEORGE WEsr represents No. soulb wnAam street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09


DROKEN BANK M0NEY.-HATTERy, WOODBURY.,
I'D NKean County Warren County and all other bills of hru
banks bought At the best rates. Specie Of kinda box
aud sold JAMES N TAYLOR,
corner Of New Bowery and Chatham sornx1
nIvIDEND-THE KNIcKERBoCKER IN COMPANY,
~ is2 Canal street. will pay semi am dividend Of Ave ej
per stockholders and or,ohar 10th 1874 The
transfer books viii be closed from he 0 10 he 18Th Insan
inclusive. n. I. COMPTON, President.
W. ). wilcox, Secretary. New York, Oct. 7, 1855
I,rRsT CLASS DRY GOODS, GRoCERS AND IRON
Il paper, wanted by JOHN B. MURRAY,
40 Wall street Manhatan Bank)
Collections made Throughout the United States and Canada.
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AN pFNkrDE-uNE CrrsTNTERE FRANCATSH
suisse on Aernande pariant 10 francais pour pc
u fannie DC hounes datione aont erigtes "a
dresser Dc midi a rois heures a q East 18th =,
TINE BONNIE FRANCHISE DESIRE TRoUvER UNE
u fame euis prcnnc son service pour retourner On
France. Ee fournir lee meheurs rensegnerncn
s adre.er J. Gaurd 10 PARK place.
TINE FIILE FRANCHISE DESIRE TRouyER UNE
place pour ooadre soiFber les cnfants Ellie pen four
mir Dc BONES accommodations. Sadrceser f23 Gme
rue entre IA lorc y 2ne
4 me ITAIIENNE, QUI PARLE FRANCAIs, DESIRE
y rsH rouver place dams amilie qui part pour
lEurupe ellie salt fare les robes Golfer ETC. IT pourrat sO
sner - eufanu IA dame quelie servie deI annees
donnera lee renseignements adrcascr ~ West 2Hh st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

TOST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MSIIS FOR EUROPE
United States City Of Washington, viii close
Saturday the 9th day Of October a0s O'Clock
A. NJ ISAAC V. FOWLER Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09


<1ORPORATION NOTrCF-THE COMMITTEE on
~ Assessments ~ De Board ~ Aldermen will
Monday Occher H. NJ ~ the oc- ~ Deputy Tar
Commissioners 81 Chambers street. - consider the following
kssessen, Cor in Spring between Green
Assessment la Third avenue Twenty seventh and
Twenty eighth streets
Clnfkson and Greenwich streets
Assessment for in Cherry street from Gouverueur 70
nj for sewer Sixteenth street from Seventh
Assessment A. Frr, and Second streets
Cor 70 Filth Tenth and Eleventh
300 fees north.
Parties Interested are notified 10 srend
JHos srEIHENs.l Committee
THOs McsPEDONy on
GEORGE STARR, } Assessments.
NTOTTCF-THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS or
IN ire Board Of gourc1lnen will of he
puee for Making Assessments, under Corporation
alnances. 20 Chambers street, BASEMENT wednes
petitioners ngihed " appear, vv.-,Iotn r. Ne
smith. Jacob Weeks, ard manageTs ~ C0lored Home.
AsS parties Interested IN the confirmation following
named asse ssusns wbo opposed y The same WIRE
regulating Fort ixih sfret between fb and Fast
river reFulat ing Sixth from Fy fourth Fy ninth
street sewers Beach street between West and Greenwich
streets IN Marion street Bfoome street 10 eighty feet
ri no and receiving basins aud enver corner u eeta
rene aso, conner of Broadway and Hons
tn street The pet notified fpr the 7@ meeting Of Abe
Committee are requeded ~ BE- present Ny order.
PETFa CRAWFORD
SAMUEL W. GALPfh,
GEORGE ROSS
HENRY w 8FNTT.
JOHN u. BRADY
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LIVERY VOTER WANTS THE POLITICIANS MANUAL
~ Geh at BARTON SONS, printers, III Fulton street
Price cents.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

- ann nnn sEgARs, OF VARIOUS BRANDS
O.UUV.UUU and qualities, Havana domes'ic ani Ter
man Ia Eormas low 81 several lycces extra ehcap
pay cash advances. o. CHEEKS. II broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE ON EIGHTH AVENUE,
stock lease for SALE store doing tine business
FOR further particulars apply TO Il. b. KINsHIMER 3.5
Fourth avenue.
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NOR sALF-THE LEASE OF LOT ON NINTH
having seventeen years to rum at St5 per year
buildings thereon: will be sodyery cheap
to a cash purchaser. Apply to JOHN McCLAvE sS Ninth
avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
TItNTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE nv TIM MILE
"A TIFFANY CO, So Broadway, VIII dispose Of The re-
ander Atlantic telegraph cable on hand By the
mile for Geographic prposes al very low price Having
facilities testing under water they guarantee m
fscion.
vrur ATLANTIC GABLE CHARM ALBUM rs JUST OFT
tits beautiful album. with piece q the cable elegantly
In Price retail VI ~ sent by mai
cept Of 81 rs EUGENE ELY sS Pearl street Harper
building.
JEwFIRy VERY Low.
81 All descriptions OF gold Jewery TOT sale ~ retail ~ less
than prices by a. q ALLEN Importer Of watches and
S'"'' n Wall street second aoor.
yIyATCHFs-wATCHEs
w All descriptions Of gold and siv@ watches Toy sale Al re
tail less than usual prices
Watches taken In exchange.
Every watch has a written guarantee with ~
Watches repaired At less than usual prizes
81 q ALLEN, importer u Watches and iewelry
Wholesale aud retail, No ii Wall street second G00r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

LNOR SAIE-A SMALL. COMFORTABLE THREE STORY
brick house. beautifully situated in Williamsburg. Terms
very and easy. Only $500 down. the balance
mortgage. For particulars apply al 323 Broadway
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

GONE Of the BARGAINs INV ~ rel al .he
= nsw storc of G.. c. WAYLAND 4 Co. at
Narshall are as follows
Floancci Barese Roba. satin plaid. al g
aorlh 81 80
Fionuced Bangc Roirs. Gsiia PLAID. q, $40
worth go
sides;dpcd Baiege Robes, Al u so, wor'h
Els
Eir-s., iu plain colors at Is worth 70 cents
t.ue Printed Bmere ur.asas for 50 worth
SO
six Tissue. for 90 vents worth a %.
Prmed Musilu4 Lawns. md JacQuais, iiag,
IL cents upwards
~id,siflssl Lawn Dr-sses f9r e.
is-siriled Muslin pfs=ssa. very fine ior &
uiyhdoiored Orraiidy, Tor IS worth. 80 cepts.
% very tins ios 10 seats worth
80 c,afs.
French Ca.ic0sa fr ) cents. fF 30 cents
White corded Mar es for Dasques for -
cent. worth 80 cents
Orgatdy slavls Tor 81 SO worth s..
Ha~s Slaals Tot g. North - so
Bhrs Silks and Lace Manijilas fgom - up
wards AZ r on hi.lf 4 their value.
uaosral Camhuiy Lac. Mantle Points aui
Shawl
VIII Swiss ani Lac Manilsa at 81 worth
e. 80
HEAVY Embroidered IN. NANTES f,r g. ",
worth S25
Embroidered -l5ey,- lor . aents, a pair
White figured swiss Dresses iur az 80 worth
a.
\ LARGE SUPPLY
u GiughamL toiiniad,@ Beiched and Brow
pon.siics Jeug. Merno4 suaels. Msgait,
Netting. aad Hosiery
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19

NEw ORyANs, June =. lsaS.
Alta meeting of the Stockholders al
the southern Pacific Railroad Company
hel1 his day. Che following Directors
were chosen Tor the ensuing year;
4 NJ lIolhrook New Orleans;J : peas
\lahama; A t. Shotweil, Kentucky
,Ieutha Fowlkes, Tennessee; J'tch'i,i'
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NANGEKS INTENTION.

Ii these wishing to join tire New Rce,men,.
y fr tte protection II the Teya tun'id
,an DO 50 hy applying TO and enrolling ihrif
uaina- w.fh tie undersigned hQtvs'n now aHd ii4
pol inst Exv ns applyn, should b. for
nishcl with good hor.e rae and SIS shooter
navy z1,
| can hs found az 800 TINES either ~ the ~
kus llalse or a, Judge uehiltrecs Office, oplp
site Re brick llvsry stable
THUs +. OCHuTREE
Jun, 10 1855
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-19
LAW CARD.

: va aWATT- VIII ffNsNN
MARSH AL s WILLIAMSON .iH8p,ey.
III ~ Lap Nar-lall Harrison coaaiy, ToAa.,
have associated together in the praci3ac Of law
iud sill aitlsl promptly To any business within
.lc sixth Judicial psiric;, aud ia toe Sup-eus
4id Foierai Courts a. fyler
NarshaH lnnr TO- 1858
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THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.

- II ] II ! ~ W IN -
President
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY
There are more riddles in this world ]
land more especially ia this city, than
will ever be- explained, evidently. Thcl
election yesterday was one of them
We had supposed the people intended to
|votc one way ct tie other at least but
IL seems we were never more mistaken
At this present writing we know mott
what the vote will be, but il is conceded
on all hands that It is ridicuunsly small
|lhc great mass of citizcns refused to go'
H. the polls At all All right. But II
lany ur all Of those who did not voted
should have their stores robbed, their
breads broken their houses hurgariously]
entered, or should have delicious odor-,
arising from piles Of filth through th,'
summer, ieckHg cutters. foul yards
|round doctors bills, splendid taN hillsl
land other little Items of this sort to doall
with we trust they viii take them al
with perfect -tnicism and say u.t a
word about them They caut complaint
III they get what they hrgaiucd Ton
Seriously, the election yesterday. -1,
|lar as peace and order went. Was ana ad-
|mrable one We have never known a
|murc quiet election, and this nptwth1
standing the extraordinary events Il the
past few days. and the unparalleled cN-
|citcmrut which circumstances made il
probable would prevail during the day
Everybody who went 70 the polls, howl
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