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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

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AprLrHtN-Ihe PhiIadeipha t. States
Gazette says tho amount Of corruption,
fraud. violence and e.l If every hind now
furnishing among lho attaches o. tie cry
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

oar ci.y Of colonel Jack Hays. formerly OF
Texas, who has been here Tor the purpose
OF closing mp his accounts as surveyor
E neral OF California. tii, has been
done aud haIauce asceftained in hi. Ia
ver. ihs office ID Que 81 lnmcnse rcspon
slb'lity, aud e,hup, man by leuding him
self to designing men, m gut easily make
out Of 4 q hundred housand dollars year,
o. more. Col HAYS was not only" pure,
but above suspicion" There was not a
nau In California, and not man any.
whe'o. who know him, bui had the most
perfect confidence in his integrity. honor
anI fitness VII. all tAis--wil repn,
tatIon Tor proves earned by conspicuous
gsllantry ~ more than hundred eombafs.
he was selected Tor removal by ,As ptcseut
administration, aud made to walk the
plank
= Il is due 70 Governor Floyd to stat
ltai he was free from aHy participation in
tais unworthy ACT. aud protested agains, il.
lie was oyotrulod, however. aud an alu-
nuns aud expect OF the New No,k school
oi politics placed in the stead OF the gall
liant aud modest soldier aud gentleman.
Such is one Of the Illustrations Of the vir-
tuous system Of rotation pa,roniscd
and introduced by the present admiuistra.
ton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

"Wild Man OF the Woods, ~ ising
near Palmyra, New York. His home -
in a cave, buried IN tho earth, snd entered
from a sort OF Lu, above so low. that one
can only get ia by assuming a s'ooP'ng
posture. The man maniGest- all the eccen>
,rici,ies OF recluse. lie gives 80 eNisa-
nation with regard TO himself, except 'ha'
he .-me from Buffalo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24
NOT IL T..
TAg SIATE on TrxAs.
Tangfy of Harrison. I.

TAg sIATE on 1rxAs,
ConEiy # Harrisoa
NOricEisherehy given, that \ Der Jenes,
y a. administrator Of the estate ul Calvin
J. Hicks deceased, has fled hi. account aud
vouchers vita sail estate aud that the same
viii be opened for examination and allowance
at the term of sad Comfy Court to be
held on the last MONDAY IN May next, when
and whore all PERSONS Interested mas se.
tend snd contest said account and vouchers u
they think proper.
l., G. BEAXiEY, Clerk,
April 3. 1888 8a-li
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24
COTTON MARKET.

COTTON MARKET,
OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT, I
Moussy, Apfi IL
ualy a d,w myers have ceips forward 10 iay and
the reassrs has wo.a ae AM msli,a ap!rafanoe
rh- ssles have btoa canfeed le sloai -" 'N'4s u
irregular pStcss and our ',oai'pfs arr n'si1s 'HH'
inferior re....b q htdlMf y +" ~
ps,iinaf, -,aq t,uri Aading " ".
,.co.i oritnAsy 70 q ini Nhtsimg FAIR i2s -
Low AidallBg 10 II iaH sts-. .'t-.-
STATEMENT OF eorros.
siock ga hsifl Sept /, 1857 'ales, t,sW
N~stiyra since -.tt.. l,sfsh" ...
Received Ia gag -.......... I.5e'i-- 90 go
l,isi iGg
rslafieu - date t.sloN'' .9 .
krpef.sd To-day ..--.,..... iv'SSi V'S,''
s. s 4 ua hank tal cleared ase ~
l.ANNEiss BRIEFS AN BLANhsi
Fnl.ee at ths oaies.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

l|rotioo,

4 II. persona io1shspl 70 tes late dsU Of
"A Berry \ Sly, eiti,rs " note ~ accos~..
viii lad their accounts ia tbs hands " W II.
KELSEY until the 18th osobss next saxr
which ans, they viii b. put N suit, in.ltssfida-
,nassiy.
N,SEsis TAytssE
So. -. ;9as.
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VNcN,o\ al.

A'E have removed from orr Old stand to the
w house mexi door TO Mcssf~ Haynes 4
Harris, where NC are now receiving q fail
stock If .addicry. We shall be pleased E,
have our cid customers csli and purchase n.osc
and pay .ol NhaI they haze bought
j. u. EDWARDS & co.
March 20, IS a9-,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

IL MCKAY, Attorney aHi Counselor 81 laie
l i. tarihAse Pamela county, Texas,
~ pfi,e on Saline street, enc door East o,
the Post Office
u arch 20. 1888 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

IMrUpsNr. lew members OF the scs'
icy OF - paufs Episcopal Church 10 Hos
huken lately wrote iettaf to the rector,
Rev Victor Bruce, u, ID, requesting h''n
20 resig0, alleging rs reas"n Tor making
such request. that be had refused Ia de-
naunca the siu lalness Of slavery. The New
lcrs Day BOOK IN speaking OF the matter
snys;
he remainder Of the sestr, aud the
congregation knew nothing OF the affair,
hu, d. Bruce beiag poison Who possesses
a good share Of common sense, eoo't TIRE"
The paper one aide. ths signers ste al nos
tor.ous Black Republicans aad know Moths
ns. while the good rector Is a slaunea
d mocraL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

l.AWNElss BRIEFS AN BLANhs,
rnlttG 1t lhis odies.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DISTRICT CLERK

JOHN N. HENDERSON ia candrl,i. for re-
rciia7 70 tle ofiee OF pssric; Clerk aighs ensuing
,t.ftist 4. T., lion
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SUPERINTENDENT.

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9tm Sinmelstbpr Santt 9stsr;
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$50 9tner Sithe @lisSsr 6.s
stah ausgstrdnmten ee6en5iraum sl
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9ifbs an's srertte tnben;
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Gin Ortttsr fpmmt. Dem Qrnen ideint
-Gs ipenis at e,bauen,
SGn, ben er ltsts sebabt ais Seinp,
Oils @f5rtner bier gu ldauen.
,gBer bit Du2" lprtht ct. 9etsrS @tunb.
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,Du maslt i'm SauoBe 9lbrabams
Dcrt in @emen6aft treten,
Mit allen @leoern 9eines Stamma,
Grspatern unb @rppbeten;
Nath LANCER S6ma6 ,uirb Slid unS Sell
Dir pbne 8orbetalt ;u 3bsil."
Gin 8terter, beitern 9ngeiidts,
glabt isBt lidb ptns 9asen.
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,gBer 6it Ou9" Ieinem 9iunb sntl1pebt:
ugin Meml6, ber ldliht unp redt sslebt!"
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,,5iir Did stbfs tetne S6ranfen;
Sua' Dir tn @cttes l9Gnem SauS
go Dtr's s,fa0t elm 9laBden aus"
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Niebn'one, Ssa,, gomnabenS, Den g. Siopember 1855

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFlGE: 14S MAIN STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

Further FOREIGN Nsws.-The Liverpool pa-
Pers Of the 22d ult., by the Pacific, contain the
following additional news:
French government through the embassy at 81.
PeteTsburgh, where IL arrived by the overland
route, being dated at Tien- Sein, June 9th more
tnan three weeks later than the dates in ENGLAND
IL ~ generally believed to be true, but needs
affirmation.
Festello, Steinberger Il Co., Of London, mer
chants largely engaged In the Mediterranean
trade have failed Their liabilities are estimated
al over $50 600.
The steamer Jura, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on Saturday evening
The American horse Babylon had won the
Chtsterfs Id Handicap at York.
great dinner by the Directors Of the Atlantic
telegraph will be given at Killarney
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway of
ONO and Pennsylvania had negotiated loan In
Engiand OF three millions Of dollars
The police Of Paris were exercising a suryeil
lance over the arrivals
Mazziut had left London
Inc price OF teas in London Is unaffected by
the news Of peace in China
The Emperor and Empress Of France returned
20 o. LOUD on the evening Of the 2lst, from their
1t is positively asserted that the Duke Of Mala-
kon VIII soon marry near relative Of the En-
press Eugene.
The reported amale amation Of the Credit Mo.
contradicted " J
The Empress Of Austria was safely delivsrea
OF Prince on the 2lst Of August.
Inc spanish government has announced de-
cree that all merchant vessels, whether native or
Iorelgn, pay light house duties only once. That
sorelhIheht mas also resolved TO strengthen con-
SiueIaDiy the fortihcations at Mahon in the Re-
there. 'Ae sai'iSoh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

cities In this country were assembled At that mo-
ment to celebrate. The Rev. Is. w. H utter fol-
lowed In brief, but singularly pertinent adj
dress, suggestive of the religious lessons flowing
from this stupendous achievement; after which,
the oenedlction having been pronounced by the
Rev Dr. Wilmer, the immense assembly YVES
dismissed. - - -
All things Considered, Mr. Editor, this has
been the day fos which all other DAYS pareutly
were made, and viii long be remembered by the
people - the great American continent
During the exercises aes patches were received
from London and announced to the people, who
responded in shouts Of applause which rent the
air
Tonight, a magnificent display Of fireworks
and a fremen's procession Is to wind up series
Of exercises wei calculated to awaken in the
hearts Of all who participated therein, the pro-
foundest sentiments Of praise and thanksgiving
to the Ruler Of the Universe - 80
---a-=l-..s-a. Yours, truly, J.P.T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04
PERSONAL.

-, Gov Willard, Of Indiana. and go, Sam
ooHo' Oh Louisiana, are at Browns Hotel.
a., I'm. Z Bryant and family were among
Iica. inoisudy In the Al
who Ia. Sss, H. ~; Field, Of Culpeper CO., Va,
pleased to learn, convalescent. 80
LIT Is stated as rumor in the Nebraska
Advertiser, that Gov. Richardson will mo-, IN sIv
soon resign the position Of Governor Of that Ter.
ritory. A-'
-. The Matches Free Trader saws the nam.
OF Albert 6allatin Brown, the distin Ishei .en
stor from Mississippi, will be a prominent be-
lore the Democratic national convention Of 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

HoNoRs TO Ex-PRKsIDKNr PIERCE The
Press, speaking Of ex-President Pierce's tour In
Europe, says:
AL along the route, from Lisbon to Marseilles,
he has been the recipient of distinguished con
sideration from public officers and private citi-
of the British naval forces at that point extended
marked courtesies, and urged ex-President and
Mrs Pierce to take passage for Tangiers in one
OF her Majesty's public armed vessels. At Mar
seiiles the French authorities, headed by the
Prefect and military commander, were especially
attentive and Jealous in acts Of hos pitality,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

FROM BERMuDA.-By the brig Lady Chapman,
arrived at New York, we have Bermuda dates Of
the 18th ult. The brig Salsette had arrived at
Trinidad from China, with cody emigrants
One hundred and twenty had died on the passage
and many more on landing had been sent to the
hospital smart shock of an earthquake was
felt at ST. Kits on the 18th July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

FROM HAvANA.-The steamer Cahawba, from
Havana, with dates to the 5Oth, has arrived ut
New York
The health Of the city was bad
Sugars were dull, and the views OF holders are
about those OF buyers. Several large contracts
for new crop sugar at extreme rates had been
made Molasses is unchanged. Freights were
very dull. Exchange declining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, again, comments upon Judge
Douglas, contending that he repudiates that
portion Of the decision in the bred Scott case
which overthrows "squatter sovereignty"
Further, the Union makes sundry suggestions
to the Intsi,genesy.
The LnteIAigsneer devotes Q couple Of col
umns Of comments, To the " plan of disunion, .
givenin recent expose Of the Hon. VIM. L.
Yancsy, of Alabama. -r--. -r...-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

TRIAL or STKAM FIRE ENGIsEs-The first
prize for steam FIRE engines, determined by the
recent trials In Boston, has been awarded to the
Philadelphia, and the second best to the Law
renee, and the third best to Elisha Smiths ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04
TIE FLORIDA IsDnss.-ws learn that the

TIE FLORIDA INDIANs.-Ws learn that the
Secretary of the Interior has prepared instruc-
tions for Col. Elias Rector, Superintendent Of
Indian Afairsin the Southwest, directing him to
take measures for the removal of the Seminoles
remaining in Florida. 1t was under the man
sgement of Col. R. that Billy Bowlegs and his
party were removed to the West, and it is con-
fdently believed that his further efforts in this
respect will be successful, If the white people
who live adjacent to the hsunts Of the Indians
still in Florida, will not interfere with them,
20 as to induce them to retire to their hiding
places in the impenetrabie norasses. Col. R.
will visit Florida as soon as the season permits,
taking few Of the Seminoles now in the West
with him, with the intention that they shall
hunt up those still remaining and induce them
to remove.
NICARAGUA.-We are informed that Gen
Jerez asked, on behalf of his Government, a
waiver of our claim for satisfaction for the muir
der of Americans at Grenada Offering to COM
ply with every other demand. The proposition
is rejected, and the whole demand will be en-.
forced. 1t is further stated that Jerez has left
this city, and that at the request of President
Martinez, Yrissarr has consented to withdraw
his resignation as minister to this Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

NoTIcE.-Many accounts due the Star Office by
persons In Maryland have been placed in the
hands OF Mr. w. c. Lipscomb, for collection,
who Is authorized to collect and receipt for those
OF Its bills he may present to our debtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

I'D Fiske, Esq, proprietor OF the Ports
mouth Eva Transcript, wishing to change his
business, offers it for sale. The Office is well.
Iouhd IN materials and endowed with liberal
subscription, advertising and Job PRINTING ma.
IIonase, and Is an object to one DESTROYS of in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

ID Mrs. Lydia studley has been committed
70 nke her trlal before the Supreme Court Of
!. ks 90 Island for poisoning her husband. She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

Io rhosh F Fl RWNhHT or SUPERIOR
EDWIN GREEN, at his METROPOLITAN Car
INIT W.KERooMs, N,s l7s and $50 PennsyI-A
wanna Avenue. keeps constantly on hand All
large assortment of the following Furniture, W
OF various woods and Of superior manufac- "
,Nardrobes. Of every style and finish
Bureaus7Msrhle-t top, Dressing and others
unique and elaborate pattern
Bedsteads, from IS upward
Soft; Q, sysr' s,iSs in Al Hair Cloth Brocs
lounges OF every style aid prizes
Tables: Centre. Side. Sofa, Refreshmeut and Din
Desks of svsy sly and pattern, also, Writing Ia
Etagsrss Of every grade, from the plslnest to the
Rocking Chairs of all kinds and prices,
Invali Chairs of every kind,
Washstands of all patterns,
C.air. Cane and Wood seat. LADIES' Sewing, &c.
Hall Sets OF various patterns,
bookcases Of all sizes,
Reception Chairs of ha ndso ne pattsrns.
" Music STANDS Of various designs,
Extension Table,, from to g feet
Mattresses Of Hair. Cotton Husk. &C.,
Feather Beds, p Howe and Bolsters.
Cradles. Tons Ra q. o.h s,t aRESs: goh q Cribs:
Drawing Tab!ss, Children'k Chairs and, m short.
every article usually found in an extensive cabinet
motto Is "Q ulok Sales and Small PROFITS"
Dining Tables for hire.
Eurnifure taken for storage.
goods boxed or packed for shipping.
a hs pc sfHSsEf
tween i5th ana 18th streets. First Ward. Washing
eon. u. Z. lStates.l sea st
STEAM ENGINEERING -Fairbairn's Useful
Information nm for EnEnser.; beng .sIs. Of
l..noarshre, illustrated With plans and drawings. A
few copies just imported t irSI bSOSen s y
Sc S-N NO "a Pa. ave., near 9th at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

IHE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about z O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

DECISION OF CALIFORNIA LAND-CLArN
CAsE.-in the matter of = disputed title to the
rancho "Rio de los Amorcanos, +" in California.
the Secretary of the Interior has rejected the
survey approved by the Surveyor General of
that district, and ordered new survey 10 be
made.
APPoINrED.-C. N. Pine, editor of the Chi
cage Herald, has been appointed Marshal for
the Northern District of Illinois, in place of
Davidson, removed
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FOR MONUMENTS.

offCk SkchkiAkf OF IHk SENATE,
Sealed proposals Will be received al this once til
II o'clock a: m. on Tuesday, the 9TH instsnt. for
erecting 10 tho Congressional Burying gronud in
this city. six Monuments to deceased SENATOR OF
the same materials, sty and pattern as those here
tofore erected there. The materials and Vorkman-
put spon them " Ill lie furnished by this ofioe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

SEVERAL SECOND HAND PIANOS AND
- Mslodsons for sale very cheap ~ the husie
%a w, @. METzsRoTT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04

RUY YOUR PREsENTS-Fsncy Good. Tow.
ID and Fans-at McLAUGLIN'S Great Vsristy
se4St
BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENING.
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
AZ ToLAoG FILMS .ncy and To, Store.
POI Ga. cG ssHaa!a eScE Stow. 267
the 1ss only perfect Gss Consqmias Cook Stove in
no pufhnI. cali i. solicited TO Examine Sni il 81
No No ~; H7 southeast corner Of Psnnsyvani.
liz ~ None genuine but those that have my name
a !A sdat6 s,Si r
EMERSON INSTITUTE,
~ n street, betrsen l2th asd 18th streets.
SELECT CLASSICAL AZ. AND M. MATHrMArrAL SCHOOL
The Sixth Annual Session of this Institute com
menced the lst day Of September. The number of
he Principal clsims the prviIe1e of sey select
this Institute as especa ally Grammer SCHOOL. The
Sasscsi course !. esSec;sy th1roush. Students
Term. per ap,Tter for the English branches.
SEA ~ w csxs. B. YOUNG, Principal.
JOHN MILLS, JusrIcE OF THE PEACE.
" tS 9Th street, near Louisiana Grears.
Always In attendance the most efficient officers.
BENJAMIN w. FERGUSON, JUSTICE OF rHx
4S7 9Th street, near Louisiana arsnue
The most reliable and erheient ofieers always on
MILLS q FERGGhssoGda, having fitted n, an
Once NO 4s7 9Th street, in neat and becoming
style are prepared to attend 10 All buslness eptrust
ed to them, such AZ acknowledging deeds, instru-
ments OF writing, settling mp books, buying and
selling real estate, and collecting house rents &C.
counts. &c. ~
BY strict attention to business We hope to merit
far share Of patronage.
John MILLS,
Il. w. FERGUSON.
Se4-N GeDArAl repfs
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ne subscriber begs leave to inform has friends
and the pubiio that he will pay the particular
attention 70 the Commission and Forwarding busi-
ness; that he has . large stock OF hne Groceries.
wines and Liquors {or sale commission. whole
sale and RETAIL At No. 60 7th street, OF r,
JONAS p. LEVY,
seS-d Commission Merchant.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04
BOARDING..

u GA X D.-TWO comfortable ROOMS win
- BOARD can be obtained in private fami, At
ts7 18th street, between g and ", within few
se La
ROAhDfNG -Psrior AID Chs Der Occu ped lnst
- session by Senator Green cor hsI.c sOnisy
furnished with gas. Also, fsur Rooms suite
the second hoor, Answering the purpose Of smsli
nouse-or can be rented sIngly. Board II desITed-
AeRlv 10 10th street, between ID and r. &c . Ct
ROAk DiNG.-A few gentlemen osn be acoommo-
- dated With good BIO X ID and pleasant ROOMS
by ~ ply ing at No. SO Pa avenue, between ID and Sd
streets, near 81. Charles Hhtel. an 70 I'm