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9ianos ann Sflusif.

14Ei-oot.o-Nt1 lIoIh $50 upwards DIST
rT lrs-4sz----r4= TO THE MUSICAL WORLD
r n III v OF BALTTMOREl
y Il The subscriber asks the attention of the
Musical Professors and amateurs of Baltimore and ycin
ty, to his assortment of CHICKERING Il SONS PIANO
ho ara especially to those received this dav from
se Factory at Boston, which are planned an ENTIRE
Ne" SCA ~ promising at the perfect result
yet attained in this popular instrument by the above
""tod"e@ makers j. T. ST0DDARD,
d2-tf No 4 SIT HHsgInt,
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DIAPER HANGINGS
n AND
VENETIAN BLIND MANDATORY
o. HERRING
No. so BALTIMORE STREET NEAPGLy
Has just received his fall stock of
FINE GOLD
AND SATIN GLAZED PAPER
from all the different manufactures Also rNGJ AzFD
variety of
GILT AND VELVET BORDERS
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, OIL SHADES
BUFF HOLLAND AND GOLD SHADES
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATING AND
DOOR MATS,
MARROW AND WIDE STAT VENETIAN BLINDS
And in fact everything pertaining to the business
FERANDAS MADE TO ORDER
An experienced workman any part of the State
OF Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia to mt on paner
when travelling expenses are paid. ocIItf
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;; FOR RENT.-The Warehouse No.
Es 40 Lombard street opposite the Public Store Pos
session given Immediately; there are two good O6i-
ces and large Dry Cellar the Gas fixtures must be taken
with the house. Apply to
JOHN F. PICKRELI. 4 CO.
n
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, 5000 GOO; Surplus, S877 ,329.
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- - DOCTOR BAAKEE.
sts Baltimore. Md % 10.
ITO ALCOHOL & LIQUOR DEALERS.
II PLEASE NOTICE

NEO. w. WEBB,
~ GOLDSMITH AND .yE WELLER
Having taken the store at the s. E. of Baltimore
and Light sts. in the New Carroll Building will move in
to it as soon finished with large assortment of Fine
WATCHES, Rich JEWELkY, SILVER and PLATED
WAKE, and Fine Fancy Articles. Until then the aten-
on or purchasers is invited at the old stand where he is
daily in receipt of and beautiful goods for the Ho
uays. d3-tf
Ep". huhrZ schAEFFER, WILLIAM R. BARRY
FRANCIS D. RopPprs pINIpv
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PICHMOND FLOUR.-Tbe underSioned
AZ have been appointed by the manufacturers at Rich
oh Agents for the sale in this market of the well known
Dfanas OF Flour-''TALLIAFERRO" and &C THORN
ana are prepared to negotiate for entire cargoes or
less quantities of this Flour delivered on board vessels
richmond at manufacturers prices or in this market
with the addition of usual charges for freight &c
supply sufficient to fill orders requiring imrnedints de-
aoery VIII be kepton hand at our Warehouses to which
we solicit the attention of shippers 'l
n17-tf Ai'O $500 a ";
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uII-u No 81 Fayette street
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE-SeVera

#A FOR SALE.-Thee very desirable
Hl three on McCuoch street near Lanvae
LOT ~ LIBBY 100 in fee-the Houses have all the
morern improvements and will be sold separately or in
iot az very low price That desirable House situated at
4ZCavert street LOT 30 by 100 handsomely improved
suitable for Hotel, Boarding House Private residence
VIII he sold for 81 OOO-the ground rent very small
house on St Paul street Saratoga that rents for
S420-prlce only $4,000. Two Houses on West Fayette
street near Schroeder Three Houses Republican street
near Saratoga will be exchanged for Dry Goods Boots
ana SHOES Grocerles &c Also Houses in various parts
Kent Island for sale. large number in Hartford county
from loO to 500 acres, and from $50 SEQ per acre
great variety of Farms at all prices in Baltimore Carroll
toward and other counties. The largest selection of
Farms IN Virginia for saleome of them with crops ne
groes &c &c Texas Georgia and Tennessee lands at Il
an acre and upwards City property EXCHANGED for real
estate, bonds Stocks and other securities exchanged
Money loaned on mortgage in over 81 00O Ground
rents bought and sold. Parties who desire to invest
oney Will find it to their advantage call on the sub
cber as he offer the best securities at the best rates
Oh interest. JAMES BOYD
$780,. Real Estate Broker,
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uI.V Attorney Tor Thos. 4 M.s.F. Mason

frF::t FOR SALE.-The three-story Brick
nEi Warehouse No. 81 Cheapside now under rent to
1-'=-~ good tenant. Apply to
WIN. H. WARD Co,
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. Co, HARTFORD
Cash Cauital S3OO GG0
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al4-tf 26 st. Paul street.
fF;;;f FOR RENT-The FOUR-STORY
HalI WAREHOUSE on the corner of Pratt street and
Bobeth y 1'N'Sl' +ssei'"
Also, the adjoining STORE and CELLAR
,o S. W. SMITH
d.,
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NOTICE-DUC DE MONTEBELLO
! CHAMPAGNE-The undersigned Agents of the
DUG DE MONTEBELLO for the sale of his superior
CHAMPAGNE, are authorized by him to announce that
Messrs MEsTAYER 0. PRRGELINE of New York are not
his Agents to import sell his wines, and that he had
never any business connections with them. Messrs Will
son SAVAGE not his agents either The undersigned
at the same time requests the public be about
the places where they get the Champagne DUO DE MON
TABELLO as it is known that countereters have
already been fined and imprisoned for counerfeng the
Wine.-New York, Dec. T. 1855
WARD 4 SYNONYM
No. 81 South William street
Conslgnments of the above celebrated CHAMPAGNE
received direct from the Agents in New York Messrs
WARD 4 sIMoNIN. In store and for sale by
c. MORTON STEWART,
uli-Zw So Cav street
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BY G.IRSON q co.
O. o. TRUSTEES SALE OE A NAIIrA

L. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
VIM. HAMILTON, Auct'r.
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THE GREAT WESTERN 1MARINE)
n INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NE " YORK
Authorized Capital IS 600 600
Cash Capital latreGdy pcid in)........... 1000 900
Assets Jan. l, 1858 ....,...,,... Q 276 600
This Company combines the advantages of the mixed
plan so long and protably pacced by the best Life In
surance Companies in Europel blending the desirable
curity of large Cash Capital, with liberal the
profits TO its customers.
All Marine and Inland risks insured on most favorable
terms.
RICH'D LATHRRs, Prest. JNo A. PARKER 1st Prast
DOUGLAS ROBINSON Sec'y. J. +. Cox, I'd do
1900 COLIN MACKENZIE, Agent in Baltimore,
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Payable in Scrip, on the LIST day of March, 1859
to Dealers on earned premiums upon risks
terminating without loss, estimated at
S3ls, 299 1l....25 per cent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18
CHAPTER XVIII.
PLANS FOR RELIEF,

The first sound of Musgraves voice that fell
upon the car of Clovis after he had secreted
himself within the Church WALL was instantly
recognized by the latter and his curiosity was
aroused. He had not, for many years before,
been in such close proximity to the former when
any Of the numerous plots in which Musgrave
was suspected, by many of the Snaggers' gang,
to be engaged, were in process of thickening.-
lie was, therefore, impelled by an eager curos-
ity to comprehend that which was weaving now.
Listening attentively, he was at first amazed bv
the magnitude of the purpose at which Mus
grave aimed-the zeal with which he pursued it,
and the seemingly almost illimitable extent of
area over which his trammels spread. But M
the conversation developed more and moro of
Musgrave's plans, Clovis felt his affections
drawing nearer and nearer to William Belden
at the same time that embryo thoughts and
emotions were struggling for form and vitality
in his bosom, which he shrunk from the con-
temptation of; while they lay, despite his en-
deavors. like soaring irons ION his heart The
agony of Clovis was intense. Yet he dared not
seek relief, when, if ever, he was sure he miyht
obtain it he would not if he dared. lest the
certainty of that which be feared. should make
his sufferings ten fold more excessive than he
fore.
Barker was beyond his reach. Assuring him
self that Musgrave was senseless, he approached
the female whose equanimity seemed to have
been in no wise disturbed by Musgrave's mon
ace She was about forty years of age pos
sessed of an intellectual countenance easy and
lady-like in her manners in form and features
majestic rather than handsome; endowed with
more than ordinary gift of speech and, in her
best estate, she must have been. woman of
commanding person and address.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

New GAAE.-Godey's Lady's Book has the
last new "socal game" Here it is:
A small piece of stick is lighted at one end,
and the blaze is blown out, leaving the sparks.
1t is then passed from one oGthe company to
the next on his right hand, and SO on round the
circle, each one saying, as hands it to his neigh
Dor Jacks alive" The player who holds
the stick when the last spark dies out, must
consent to have delicate moustache painted on
his face with the charred end of the stick
which is then re-lighted, and tho game goes on
Should the wearer of the moustache have jack
die second time ON his hands, an imperial.
whskers, or exaggerated eyebrows may be added
to his charms. While Jack is in a lively con-
dition, with his spark in fine brilliant order, he
is passed carelessly from one player to another :
but when he shows symptoms of dying it is
amusing to see how rapidly he changes hands,
for each player is bound to receive him as soon
as his neighbor pronouuces "Jacks alive. !,
In case the moustache decorations are objected
to, a forfeit may be paid instead by those hold
ing g Jack dead"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

FLEETNEss OF THE OSTRICH the os-
trich is feeding his pace is from twenty to twen-
ty-two inches; when walking but not feeding, it
is twenty-six inches, and when terrified, it is
from eleven and half to thirteen and even
fourteen feet in length Only in one case was
at all satisfedof being able to count the rate of
speed by stop-watch; and if am not mis-
taken there were thirty in ten seconds; general
ly the eye can no more follow the legs than it
can the spokes of carriage wheel in rapid mo-
tion. If we take the above number, and twelve
feet stride as the average pace, we have aspeed
of twenty-six miles an hour 1t cannot be very
much above that, and is therefore slower than
locomotive. -Liringstones Africa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

I" Sammy, why don't your mother mend that
rip in your trousers?" " Oh, she's gone to the
sewing circle, 10 make clothes for poor cht
dresi'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18
Original Gale.

Entered according of Congress- in the year 1885,
by s. s. Boyer in the Clerks Office of the District Court,
of the District of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

What kind of bands do tho young ladies like
best? Husbands, to be sure
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

Nor ISDIcrABLE What would benefit cat
when she has cough
She should try to eapscts-rst, {Expectosate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

as soon az practicable. Also, TO ascertain
the precise liabilities Of the Company. to
whom, when, for what consideration and
by what authority such responsibilities
were created, aud further tina, they shall
ascertain and report all the property,
assets and resources Of the Company.
Weregre, 10 report, the most culpablc neglect
by the officers Of the Company to make report
to the Comptroller OF Texas, in conformity with
the law Of February Z 1888 We learned the
fact on the 9Th Of June, and We have promptly
discharged this duty.
j FOWLk Is. President
e. =. TODD. Jice PreudcR
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ADDRESS.

The citizens Of Harrison aud surround
ing counties. and Attorneys at the Bar IN
Eastern Texas, are requested to attend a
public address on the life and services
of our much esteemed and lamen'ed
friend and fellow citizen, the Hon. j.
pincknev Henderson, pronounced by the
Hon W. - Ochiltrce, at the Baptist
Church in this place, ON Wednesday the
18th If July q, II o'clock Aa,
T 4 phTlLLo
G Y ADKINS,
T. 7. NJ JOHNSON,
fewmi'ia
Marshall TrxAs June q 1889
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Grove for Sale or Rent.

fINiiL most heaa,ift,l and desirable residence in
] the city Of Marshall, i ofrcd ior sale on
very accommodating terms. Ii IS that known as
Marshall Grove ACADEMY. situated within the
corporate limits Of Marshall half q nile SOuth
OF The courthouse, West side Of Washington Az
esau. opposite Col. Marshalls The housa was
built ipr residence Oh :. plan universally ad-
nired--,wo stories high, double galleries, four
large rooms. two above and tiva below, with
passage between the rooms below, and large fold
Ing doors above also a large well ventilated
garrct room The iull length Of the house, 81 Feet
well adapted to boarding pupils. There are
twenty-seycn large windows IN the main building
X iiehen. dining room. &c, attached. a good
well Of excellent ncyer-hiling water--'he best in
this country. A very large garden inclosed with
substantial pailngs. The lot Of ground l. a ten
acre square ak good soil, now IN cultivation for
the first time except abou. one acre. From this
cm.nence ihreefourths Of the city 1t Marshall
can be seen, ailonline picturesque and delight
ini view. On this account il has been called by
somSPoini Prospect, Everything new.
F0s further particulars apply, without Delay
70 :. T Gecr urcE!isct or
f. J. PATIIIO
DH tie prsmfsfs. CT
7. 4. PATlIIO,
Il has n'lce
+. ST, IS mos, desirable to I'll, bat would
bc rented for the balance Of She Ssgf
jun 3, lHjs 4i-m
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Advertisement.

10 When worn ogt with an aching Cough when
prostate WITH night swesis-when the well defined
hectic flush aud facilitating narhoca has marked the
victm-'uro hlfbinger II IN early gmye-wih1u, one
moments delay r-or, 10 Woodman- Cherry Expeoto.
an, and your aching Cough viii cease your slecplc-
night viii give way 30 calm refreshing rcpose your
night sweat- and Dlirrhoci will altogether and
the much dreaded hectic flush viii he eX hanged ful
,hc pleasing one Of ruddy healiy. sid by
D A. :. JOHNSON, NaT.hail. Texas.
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From the Dallas Herald.
LrNCIiING IN NAVARRO COUNTY--AsroUND
ING REVELATION

ING REVELATION
We learn the following facts from two
OF three different sources and have no
doubt they are substantially true Some
time laat week OF the week before, par
iy OF three men went to the house of
Mr. Graves living on Pin Oak in Navar-
row county, near the Limestone line Mr..
Graves ami wife were absent. the child.
ren-the oldest girl II years old being
at home. They demanded OF the girl
her fathers money, OF which he was sup
posed 10 have received considerable
sum from the sale Of lot Of cattle. She
told them, if her father had any money
she did not know whore it was. They
searched the house thoroughly, but fail
ed to find any The little girl threaten
cd TO tell her father when he returned
They then beat and abused her aud pre-
scented pistol and threatened to kill her
if she ever told anything that had occur
red. and left In about two hours Mr.
Graves returned when the child related
the whole affair From her description
Of the met, lac was satisfied il was three
men of suspicious character. living not
far Oh. Raising a company OF men they
proceeded TO the house Of one Of the par
ties and found two of the men. They az
rested them and taking them separately
and apart administered Judge Lvnehs's
code Under the lash they confessed to
the attempted robbery and revealed the
fact that there was a secret and organized
clan of thieves robbers, Ac.. extending
iram san Antonio to Red River That
this clan had their regular pass words,
signs, &c, so that they could at any time
recognize each other; that they were SO
dressed as to he known To- each other
and that they were 10 bold secret CON
yention in Limestone county. about the
last Of this month or the first OF next. flr
the purpose of ciicc,ing more perfect or
gan zatton. Tbcr gave the names of a.
o. the elan. These revelations were made
under promise that they would not be
hong, aud though neither knew what the
other had confessed. their statements coI-
responded inovery particular They also
informed the compare that the third man
engaged in the attempted robbery, was
at the house of one If the band some
distance OF They were released accord
ing to promise, having received 500
Ilshes each, and the party Went ia puf-
suit Of the third man un approaching
the house they were discovered, aud the
man mounted his horse and fled lle was
finally ovrrttkcn after q hot pursuit "a ID
ar % miles. and under the sa CON
iirmrd the statements If his couicdcralcs
in eve y partlculare gyiug IN addition to
a
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Stakeholder Meeting.
OrrIcs OF :. Z. L. Go

Marshall Tens, Jaiy 2, 1855.
by order OF the Board OF Director Of the :
T. II. Company, held this day, a meeting Of the
stockholders Of said company is hereby called
t. he holden at the oiiice Of the COMPANY. on
Saturday the 10th inst, at loan. A general
Attendance IS requested as business Of Importance
will be laid before them
". X. D. WARD
Sorg s. p. K. Go.
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LOST.

THE Head right certificate Of Nancy :. Us
.ery No $50, elias. No. |. for onc league and
labor 81 land Issued by the Board Of land Com
missiouers for Shelby coiaiy, Texas If II
should not BE- found viii spFSy for duplicate
r " CLARK.
Admir- of the estate Of s A N. Rams dec d
Jgae, 2tt 81 80 Nv
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Il. A. CZELI. A.. ~. President.
And Professor Of Ancient Languages, Political
Economy, History and English Lite lurc.
I :. BASS, A b.. Professor of Naihemai-
les. the solid Sciences, and Niliiar, Tac'ics-
JOSEPH XENRkOp Professor Of span
ish. French, Italian, and German Languages, and
adjunct Professor of Latin and Greek.
Principal II Academic
Department aud assistant Professor in Nathe
matlcs.
". =. GILLESPIE, Teacher Of Urinary
Department nnd Instructor in Penmsn,hip
The EXERCISES will be resumed ~ the first
Uoniav IN September next The blank 10 tile Ac-
udamir Demument win be- filled in kW days
hy the uam Of an aole aud experienced teacher
81 extra clarg, Win be made for ANY or all OF
,ho Ndcn language
+ l. II NJ ::
For ',lon 10 ,hc Ancient and Uolcm Ian.
guaEfe tho Mathematics and tine solid Schemes,
any or ali tor the session NJ fve months pay
able one hall ia advance and the remainder a.,
the co-r of cash tarm $40 90
For ilr English branches, including
topography History English Grammar,
Rhetoric Arithmetic &c., 30 90
Fuel at College, pr session, 90
No EXTRA cHfRGEN
Board may be- had 10 thu family Of Il" Pros
dent. or IN respectable private hmihc. in the
city at SIS PER month
Fer further particular refer to catalogues
which may be bad upon application to the rct
ilent
r. A. EZELL A. VI. Prst
July 2 ISIS. No A. Is,
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Town Made Furniture.
Pr fNCiS IIDiLPH.

DIGS TO inform The citizens Of Marshall and
IL ueghborhoed tina, he Is prepared TO make
iouss. and oAic Furnlturc Of all kins:s, 20 orier
\ stock Always KEEP, % hand.
Repairing cleaning and vanishing neatly eS'
ecul.A, and all orders promptly attended to,
February Is. 1855 No 25-ly
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N rrx srocKHoLDERs OF rnx sourHKaH
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
u,nsu,rl.. Texas, July It'll, 1858

AFFAIRS, Wbllc IL tpiilh'ilih 'ui "hi' ign'"
acknowledgements, imposes upon US du'
les from the performance OF which we
a, not intend To bc deferred Your IN.
forests. and the prosperity Of Texas. as
rcsulting from the accomplishment of her
liberal policy, will be the guiding star Of
uur action IT IN the course of events,
any developments shall he made having
II tendency To- cast a cloud over the for
mer action of your agents here or at New
Orleans, or at New York, we shall not
shrink from thorough investigation,
and full exposure as well from sense 81
Justice TO ourselves as Of duty 30 the
PARTIES whose conduct may be made
under review
We have been connected IN the public
mind directly or indirectly with the man
aeement of this Company from its com
nencemcnt This inilmatiun, though it
he the fact does not dciirc out proper POI
sitiun. The President, ,,io was elected
on the sth June, had no active conncAion
with the Directory of the Company since
the year 1854, and ceased to be Il Direc-
tor in October 1856, never having attend
ed a meeting of the Board or of the Ex-
ocutive Committee after the organization
of the Company at Montgomery, Ala.
and whatever ,oroags, errors, or frdhds
charrcahle To the old Company, he Is not
responsible for them to the public or the
,tockhelders. sad surely not to the mana
lsefe # the Company. The Vice President
although a Director, has never been a
member Of the Executive Committee 10y
a. a, 4 tbn -, fi.f,tl4
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CHARLES q. MOORE, H. MCKAY.
MOORE X Mex AY. iny1.ey, aad Counsel
vi Tor, At Lop Cartilage Panola County Tex
as, viii practice in the 9th Juecial District
and in the supreme and Federal courts ut Tyler
July To- lsJS.
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NEW GOODS.

~ addition 10 our former stock we arr uos IN
| locsinl Of lafge varsity OF spring and sum
mer apa.s. Consisting of staple and Fancy goods,
Boots. Shoes. Hats. etc together with the finest
ard mQsi fashionable assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing ever brought 70 this market.
TO the ladies We would particularly solicit an
examination Of oar nrs-ss t.c0,is, consisting u
silks AZ prices ir5n $40 10 SIS, oryans.y Mus
iins Ia-rre.s vr In fact eygy thing spIst-
tanning 10 tbc GESTURE of the most tns,idious.
Can ard we vii attend to your wants with
Measure
{. T. HYNsoN / co.
'gas s, -. No a0-n
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SixautAa-t uder this heading, the
Memphis Bulletin of the 22d inst, has the
following;
There were sis persons who occupied
three adjoining staterooms 600 the Penn
svlvania when she blew up, all ot whom
were asleep in ltcir hcrths al thc mo'
mcut of tNa accident The three who ot-
cupied the upper bcrth- in the statcroams
escaped with only slight Injuries, whilc
the three who occupied the lower berth
were either killed instantly ot have died
since. Among these six persons were
Judge Harris and Col. Chas Stone, the
former q, whom died yesterday, and the
latter is rapidly recovering from his
wounds. Judge Harris and Col Stone
wcrcin The same state room the latter
sleeping in the upper, and the former ~
the lower berth
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southern TActnc RailsoaA Cosnsy.
rTHE OFFICE Of this company b ~ q ~
corner Of Anstin ard boIivas sussla, h ~
cit, 81 Marshall. Texas Al pwae0 hAv3ag
business will find the oficc ops No. =. y. -
ar, ~, daily,
d G. WnnER, Secretary.
June " l-ss. =. =
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AuCiipn Nale.

I WILL. SELL al Aucton every Saturday am!
At nights good assortment Of Dry oee-is,
Boots Shoes Hats, and Ready Mad Clothing,
also Liquors and Groceries. Gene and get bar
gains ..
a SCHWA Rly,
June ~ 1855 Noil II