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The Madison tPlaridsl Ms.sngsr his re-.
liable inirmaiinn tha, tiill, n ,wlrg. " ha.
surrender 4 HI. sword. ani ;. nav ~ Tampa
with his whale party. wai,ng the ronsumma.
ten "f arrangements " bcug made. 10 be
Transferred To- The West. II j. sid The old
gea,lrman was ~ . ,hnckmgly ragged aud
dirty condition when he prc.eaied himself at
Tampa"
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HOWERT en- I.CUSE,
EzsLE.sBOR0uCvr. N. q.

THOMAS HoWERTON, gent for The Lessee.
cgs leave 70 announee 70 hi taimor rsirois md
the pubic generally, ,hs lie i INV I,.Ia ID 10 ,rnr.
tin visitors 81 the Eowenon Iiuise = his Hotel il
very plea.ani sfaal,d II ha cfrtie 81 IT., opn I'D
Jpls the Masonic Hal hf man s,ieet q i,g IL
I'VE ha'''oad sia,mp incks Mil IL upld al lie Sta.
on 70 ranses passengers to lie Ho;ei.
iiisi"roush, Feb. 1, 1868. 2s-
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F.aaIp, INDIANS. -, learn from the &c.
&c III a.rn IL The Creek indiahs, toinnri
nm. u t,srrrii, WIN passed through onr
city on SaIer a, last, thai Is u, fowl. IS aud
HI VA Or, alnpi fits ar sixv il number
y cal agreed Ia remove a..d that sam Jnprs
and h pat, 1ni, ,oms tort, ~ nuu,brr bring
the remain n, 81 tiir tsihe, will u III proba-
b IL, cons'ai To sratr al.n. THIS viii
put a trrminu. u lie :. Florida Waf'-nat
gate a. Important. but ain ~ AZ long a, lie
Pelppanr-iau 81 aiden tmrs.
TIE y ICE agree u,,m |, s,me OIL 900 Ia
~. ch Ell. $500 10 the warru,r> y rh. and
els fr The sqnus les, than the amoant
nefcd lar ihri capture BY The G"yrfnmrht.
L ~ m-lhml Is msch mere humanr aud lar
more esprdiiioa, that urging pity war
IN y hanilI u sa' AZ, ~ donbir the ca.
p,n,r and 81 later nihsblr dTalinn. Far .
yea 80 mare The Gnr,nmrnI hid n.ea niler-
~ . 90 ior t~ rap,are ri each warrir and
s22i Y . zach sI.,s. an,l o., tot e prseni
I me bat oe y ~ btrn ilkrn. Tac mrg.iIa-
'ion &" ,lr,r e@gtari"i vs. conducted b,
Cal q rr-u 10 pi.sn. aud great c'..i.t =
da, hin ior ~ ability aml .isement dis.
tds,ca w tln. drllcair brinr--.
h,,,gm ~ AID PaPer.
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BANE Els MILL.

TUE .uiscnicf'. Mil i now = 1oai mic. 70, he
di.pstch " business Hitfes II n alWays hc kert
al The Mil u Tie uae " ensam.rs. rhe 10y Aies.
snlai wall alsO Keep Flour Barrels constantly hard
~ ~. JOHN BANE.
Dece1lbss .. is-ea
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y o rICE.

~ ~ " L.
IMPORTATION il wiiird Of Ms lOHss ~. vi.
= d,S " fnpnts, ,y, .ssi Her mlalfn name vas
Mt'5sisi ., Joan - 81 ,4iv. NBd tasulal,. anl hr
husband itrl 1, I'll, county. Niani,, ah,ut issa.
sac len Tsj hnsk ',f3Gse. am ie.iyous II com.
mani .'iins ara hei !, !. li,.g With her heirs,
-. TIlOM AS WEBB.
Auarsty Il Law, Marlborough. n. c.
Fsbtuaye. s5-sw
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BunirD ALIyE-a iisrR>siSo Car II
ictrer fitted ilslia.d. Erir c.uni,. Pa. March
IS, SAYS:
Avery affective dispcnsaiian 81 pr", idrncr
ha- TAKEN plare thin iarnt, miir. &c this
place Aprrsb, trfi.n minIsirr nasrd Red
VA. g4lag 10 ati.ad . m.e'ing = the Psr,bt-
ir,y lie stepped "rr aIgit w'ih an"ther
munster a. peI,sie h"us.. Nc. Reed Ma,
taken with ~ - ;hr nig'i aa,i u Was mp.
p".el be had dej. Tie oihrr @iaistrr. b..
ing 10 a harr, To get 4, tl,- meeting ~ .ea>nu.
had him barred the next da,. Oh b.. r..
turn iram meeting he lrIl 2.rl al O,s"td
that Their airi.irr as dral AID barred. Ia.
.rira = went Immediately 10 gsl his rrmain>
aud bri.g thru q. O,i.rd, When ." their great
srros. tl,ry 4 scos.rrd that be- had been
b.r,rd ALIVE. The Cu,er 81 The collin VA.
spl,l. AMI his sIir.u'l VA, campirirl, lara ID
aud b. TUNED NEARLY au h.. iaer. lie VA, =
hathrlnr. aud ,rry with, man. Ills
dtrssiiuI death u much lamrnird.
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New York. March 81.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool
March 20th, arrived this morning. The
Arag0 arrived out on the 18th.
The news Is meagre and unimportant.
Nothlng OF mument has iranspired in
Parliament. The Indian loan bill has finally
passed.
II is positively affirmed that Count Per-
signey ha, rendered his resignation Of the
French Embassy at London, but it is not
known whether il has been accepted.
There are sonc rum"rs that The French
Na,. Is beng put on a war footing,
In the spanish Congress. Isturliz explain
ed the position oi the Mexican question. He
thought the difficulty could be settled with
out rcs.rt 10 arms. lie also confirmed the
TACT Of Laitasna, tie Mexican Envoy. having
been Dismissed.
The King oi Naples has liberated Watt,
one Of the Easi.sh prisoners in the Cangliarl
affair.
Il is rumored ,ha, Sir Henry Bulwer viii
be appoiat,d British Minister 10 COnstanti-
DopIr.
Daring the haricaae al Madeira the L..
s. lr.gate Cumberland suffered considerable
ha"aSts anu was WI ltuit w lWih4utHt
peril. Two men were lost overheard.
DATES lrom Cation are TO Jan. 2SIh. No
reply had been made by the Emperor Of
China to the notification Of the British and
French plenipotentia,ies. and the allied
forces would therefore ascend the Pey-Ho
river with Hotila of gun buats. In the
mesa,ime, 400 French and 900 English
marines will garrison Canton. The rich
people and leading merchants were returning
to the city. There was farther deficiency
in the tea crops.
The English were erecting strong works
on the island of Perrin.
i.iy, RrnuL, MAacn e0-Catton has deel.n-
ed half penny on the week.
II aas reported that relation ~ the nld
King ii Op,lr had proclaimed tim.rii king 81
indis. AID ordered the insurgents nni |" hg,t
the English. hot 10 disprsr in hands ai i"rI,
r ifi,. srnur ,hr roads. and kill the Eng
LIS ~hrn-vrr the. r"nld. ~. il nihrr w"ris.
insiiialr the guerrilla I C al "pru warfare.
Maun singh had .s,rI lraur Lucknow fr',
~ 6i,, Enslish and Angln.indian Ncmrn aud
ihil,lrrn.
Several mail actinns had taken place, ~
Which the r.bris we're in,arisbl, irirairl.-
The Rajah 81 N IRA ha. been hanged.
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CT 10Y RI TIE wORLD.-The srra,sa Med.
ir,i it-c ,sets q tie day. Read Tie Advertisement
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Tenants CiuL WaR--uassacRE ~ PAS.
.NeR-.--A letter iaiei u"nis,i 80. Frl,. 6.
gi,es .onr sd scrapn,s q Tie civil va. IN that
Ir"spsr. Gsn. u a. a.d three hauared of
h. pllicrrs AM mra hal been taken PRISM
~. b. tie go,r'nm ~ t.a.,,.. and ~ Few
h''u,s ai,.f, by der NJ ihe Pccsnlrni. tarniy
eight 81 the allier,. were .l,at aud tie ihrn,'.
~ -" HIN tel nf tie men cut. alihaugh the
American c"nsui. Aper,aa ,'am nai,er.
sn : lhr Easli.h. W nch an spanish mm,..
tiers. aud large uap'brr u IT, l,e. implared the
P.r.Ii.uf 10 spare iI,rir litr.. III ALTAR has
eat gluan mrr Mmlic, idrn. Nearly III
che mcn leave ~ famjir, Mr. Ilamlion.
the y Iisd States ean.,i. whn was 80 ~
hralsit. WAS abpit ~ r.tn,n h.nr. an,l hal
plasvi pariIun - ~. intniiorr ml bsa,d tie
bark Kate, b,und hr lialiimnrr.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LlSI Vi LETTERS,
~ EMAIAiNG 10 The Pasi ofIi1c II llillboOush. n.
- T., an inc let DAY VI April. ls5s:
J.J. Allrn. A. MrKin1ie.
q. ". Bl,lnrk, A. u. M,s.nan,
Mafha Bumpass. Ilrnfy MrDihiei,
Jainrs n. Bradshaw, Mis- ". ~. Nc Mannen,
AIri- Bl.liup. Willie Mrtfrii.
J. &. u. Dufkhar1t. Charles n. Paf.ons,
Margaret ". buns. EliI, Ann Parton,
Dad tam.~. Iabn kilsy.
Jaeph u. Cale. Jsm's klty. 2
Ialn +. CIrment, llasrr Rr.fslJ,
4. j. Inller. Sam RHln.
RaIrr J. carlen. Will ~ D. Reeves.
Ellen Ctaidree. Niiliim Rtrd.
i.smu Cafall, tieHer k,laqis,
Ne.ily Ja,es. Jahn Reeves,
J.ln ". Cairr. Jsnr- smith.
Miili,m Cfabir r, sen. t;rmrr ". scarlet.
l,den n. Ccurh, Nanny Steaaid.
Gn.n Davis. Jaha q. sitis hun.
!. Lhkrn. k.inss q. -nayhnn,
Mnar lansl. l.. u. SinirT-.
" iliiain Daiat, q. 4. 1inhin,
N. a. fgitll, Mi.s NJ. !. TaSiif.
Martha u. Faucet, sa,sh I'lnnin.
Jmnes Garl,d. William Thompson.
Mi.s \. G,eels. 2 Fannie fhampa,u.
Rry. Henry Gray, lahn Ihn'nis. enr
Julie ~, Jalin Thadlis, sen.
Mn-rs Gtirs. Iamr- Idly,
Rev. :. W Hughes, Rulii 4. 1'app.
J. u. iirnlrr. 10. Gillian Underwood,
llinaah " ,-linss, lamrs Williams.
EIa,leih ll.l,,., Mp. Ward.
q. w Ia.ler Up. Whiiikrt,
De- A. u. jones, GbaTles Walker,
William ZONES, Eaton Walrf,
Leonard Laws, Joshua Watson.
or Persons calling Cor any Of the above letters will
please say lbry are advertised.
L. Z. PARISH, r. w.
iptis. a.
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NEW Crop Sweet Molasses,
Iua rertivsd hy
J. G. TiiRRENIiNE & son.
FEBRUARY 8. %
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DRUGS, PAINTS, &c.

DItVUpy 4kfAN % W.
('oD i.isr, OIl Jaur's Hair Tonic,
- blue Si1m. Chinese tcrnnliar.
Dofdcaus sal ldDa. IN black i,iiIf- puir White Lead
10 Ui NcwnIu. Strengthening piisets. Poor MAnis
slfca1thrninx drto lir.l Ce,loi Cinnamon. Leather
Drinking Cups, just received ~ The
DRUG STORE.
March 2. 49,
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A CARD.
WILLIAM PERCIvAE, Architect md
CIVIL Eugi,tepr

a. Civil Engineer,
EAVING some Important Buildings (for which he
: supplied drsi5ns) 10 supeiniend in his Saie,
has found II necessary 10 open Brsirh Gfse in IA.
kish. (second r mls .id;k Bull ling,) where he
il prcI,rej y supply Designs " atkluy L,awin4r
aud SPECIFICATIONS fir Churches, puhhe and Private
Buildings
Adde'S Box LOG, R,Iri!, N. &.
or Box s:s Richm Va.
u A variety Of complete scts of Plaus Tor Chunh
e, VILLAS, Farm Cottages, &C., be seen Al hi
Offices
Masch IS. 3l-em
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NEW ESTApLysHmguT

'EsliE UNDERSIGNED having engaged III ,tc Saddle and
Harness making business, III, have opened shrp
fr"nliop he C"ml iinrsr. tnoal,; onc door atn,e
Nsih- tore. where They inttd carrying on ihn hu.i
meas 10 all H. yirious brlueles. They have il>i re-
c'isal new aud hml,,,me lnI Of t.ors ~ llr line
10 Hlrli ihey invite a'ieaisn I,ci sons wishing
anything IL their lihr particularly nucd Is give
them call, asihry intent ~ spll
G. ID Old I'd 4 &c es a. rs.
All orders for wok vii lie attended 10 At sery soit
notice AL repans will he done With ncanes. and
without delay.
l. TURNER & BROTHER.
Jsupary ~ 2i-4v
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N RrHgav MExIcu- -Metamuras has been
declared free port.
vnIaurri has issued proclamation de-
handing payment Of per centage on all
money due for church property.
Tampco had not YET been attacked. but a
battle was expected near San Louis Potosi
between the adhereats OF Garzia and Zulo.
aga.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-08

Ih7A - 'Fhh Nv Nhf inhff " ifi'Hh7s WIZ
kept grocery for number OF years. an,
So had acquired most OF the land aroun,
him. Ibis was mostly pine bar rcns %
small value: but nevertheless Brooks wa
looked up to ms great land owner aud a
big man To the neighbothood. There wa
one tract, however. belonging TO one CO.
Lamar, who lived in Charleston, tina
"jaumod in upon hm So strong and being
withal better IN quality than the average o
his own domain, that Brooks had wished Il
add It 10 bis other broad acres accord
ingly he looked around hlm aud employed
as he expressed 1t, the smattest man in
the ueighhofhuod, TO wit one Angus Nc
ilpiu. to 20 to Charleston aud negotiate
with Col. Lamar for the purchase OF lhi.
also. Beiug provided with bread, meat, and
bolte Of pair face, which was slowed
away "a pair OF saddlebngs. aud like all
other great lenipotcnliaries, being pro.
ydc3 with suitable instructions, Mac
mu@uted on = rucy wool tackey, named
kdsum. aud hiod him or To Charleston
| he rogd was rather longer than BROOKS
had supposed, or his agent was less expec
diuous, or some bad luck had happened to
him % something worse WAS the matter
that Angus dit not e-at back until long after
The dal had trausplted which was ixcd on
Tor hi. return Brooks, in the meantime,
bad got himself into very fury OF iupati>
euce. He kept rs eyes fixed on the
Charleston road he WAS cf-sly toward.
BIS Customers hatsh towards his wife aud
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NEW GRANADA.

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NO. sc.
Lord rv,,leton ..a tho Chest

;..= ;}4e following account. which be had
from gentleman Who Wa - the house ut
tho TIME. This person was The organisl 81
% ucghhotine town, whose company whs
mach rorucd ou account Of bis musical
.sl.ai. aa3 Who was frequent visitor to
d. lHd-hip. The story ordinarily told -
thus: That be dreanl ;he ghost oi - lady
whom p. bad .cduced appeafed To- bin, and
predicted hs deaia at - O'Clock ct nigA'
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aal. at.ty l4i state Of health ia eo"-
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vGst m, ta'aHwaat called " snfat1iHr
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Df L.s death. tie .arriall tiifi day. hs bal
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Hfhad tie accoust H. SAYS dat llthe
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hsi olI thesiaff q he dream 10 bis ifIends.
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ml mud some Of hi. visitors ssli during
q absence, " INuieon vii hlsbten hin
sea H'o nnaiher 1t With lhi- gho=' story,
ud tiay determined % put clock. which
s.aad H IT, room. forward aud when 10
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t.stan - o,'arb Is passed. you've jockey
ED ti,e ghost. now The best tblHg IS to 90
avl.iy To- bod. aud iv the n4efuiHg Nnu viii
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Fighting the Tiger.

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Mrs. Lamar lap W ell YOU see doors
then was taken with b'undness' ana the
next thing remembcr' was upon The nam
kicking. Well, hf ihls time ! btgan 10
think Of navigating 80 ! goes ont aud
mounts Rosum. and puts Tor NORM '"os
lima! Now, Brooks, You don't blame NE
do You
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count, i. o,sned 10 commerce b, n mas,
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,,il.s ialsrd and abound. with excaner,
b,,bo,. daen epough for the largest ,e..a'a
ot,,t TIN. b,y. named AdmJralitq ule,
AT n. mouth aud pnpet Sound IN il. south.
,rn por,ian. ofr.r. convenience. Tor internal
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THE TEXAS KEpIBIlCAN
ppl, Two Dollars and a Half Year
Il. ". LOU u T. u y.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


.r,,, .r,,,4RrrrHttctS ts t.su~d weekly ~ TWO
tHtIARS AND \ HAlf per anuum ID paid IN
..,,,e II paid within -iN months Tbrre Dollars
r,.ri be tleiaysd until atte the -t, monh.. the
tlIhe Four Dollars, single ropie.. One binr
,f,sr.isemsntsat pctsquatr. pf tru lines or less
,. ,oeevv rsgnafe igfe'rt' ,n.h.eqen' insrf''aa
announcement of candidate. Ten ua'la.N.
Twelve per cent viii be- charged on ad,rflisemrnts
rot tsid 10 advance.
Al obituary noti,rs9yrtHue sInarr, ~ ilh changed
Hs advertisements
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other causes in building up an annexation
party In New t,rauada formed in the outset
OF the most enlightened and most enter,
prisiug men al the coantrv and gathering
strength from every renewed attemp: and
failure TO remedy their national difficulties
by any other means In the outset the
plan Of ancNatlou will meet with vigorous
opposition not only from the Gransdans,
but especially from large number OF Brit.
ISL merchants, Spectators mud capitalists,
as we'll ns from the agenis sent out bv Brlt.
ish authority expressly to counteract the
influence Of the utcd States Great
Britain. it she cannot take possession Of
the territory alter the Same process by
which She has devoGred int.a, will spare
ma pains or cost to mouopol Ie the entire
commerce OF NV Granada She has al,
ready managed. in the ieoth ol treaty stlp,
alaiious, 20 the contrary, 10 secure iar her
trade advantages which ours cannot OBTAIN.
Her capitalist, hold tho chief part Of the
bonds tor the vast public debt OF Now
Grauada, AID through that means exercise
complete control over the government
Every enterprise OF Internal improvement,
j.. likewise in the hands OF British owners
or under the control OF EutisI agents
Her tobacco, bark, bullion. hides, coffee,
sugar. cocoa, and canujehouc are bought
ltou ihc producers bN l'au-h spectators,
moved To seap6rt- by Btli-h gold, tactuted
bi British merchants and exported mostly
ia British ships. ~ lar ~ our CONNER
]
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-08

Ihs s..SsaI interest has extended to va
rious parts OF Auada. In Montreal prayer
meetings arc h,ld thfee times q day a"d
are largely 81 yaded
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-08

stream begin to galher about my checks
mud eyes But I'm mol n man TO back out
for TITLES. 50 | mahcs another caatt, and
the daiucd thing took a Light aul lit ia
Mrs Lsmars lap We'll YOU see, Brooks,
then | was taken with a bluudness, and the
ueNl thing remember, was upon the hath
a kicking. Well, rs th.s Time btgau TO
think Of navigating. so ! goes out aud
mounts Rosum aud put. FOR North taros
lima Now, Brooks, You don't blame ne,
do you "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-08

\ Vernon, Jajee OF reobs,e has incors
rota,od It IS npsit OF the law OF BIS court,
that lhe administrator Of M estate must
allow The widow the cost Of newspaper.
shs making her ovn selection t'om the
ronnon iuni The common law 81
america SOW recognizes the pavsrae =
AZ au'ile nf s'N
aa rrfaen, taH- tp q auiptRss~- aha
tHs lanti, blh.e--aeees 90 feilsf from IA.
pac.aus creditors. usgsi T. - Fa1e3 Nish
F. tlt bish payeu,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-08

STEAMER LrD IlolcaNHg. ~ Captain
" y B,,eman tss nAp,ed his new Red
River packet Alter thc highly esteemed, iHl'
eu,ei ard beautiful Miss Lucy iiolcomhe,
Of Marshall. Texas, The Louisville Inu
iief Represents The hos. 70 De ss handsome
~ the fsr l,dy whose name she bears.
Competent hortn'en pronounce hFr 60 he
one ct tina b-s, ani finest hna's vl hof sig'
or bnilt ller eahias 10 point oi elegance
convenience aoi coniafi are uei suspTsts
y, sn, boat now rup ., egsu.s 's
prophet 10 ff.t,ll Hsi tie Lacy ilo'eomhs
4. hea aaNefsal ftarae 'e'ia IN sersei'
-.,8.. .U.f4u smIh ie.rH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-08

ErorrNrNr The London Morning
Herald Of March 2jlh, SAYS We are sotN
~ TO learn that the youthful aud only
daughter of wealthy commpae', uhd
niece Of noble carl. hiss wltiia the last
tWcnl,.iaur hours chopped with % nohlemsn
holding prominent position ~ society
and whose namo Is ~ familiar ~ house
hold words" 10 our readers. from having
repeatedly appeared before the public
Tho nohleman alluded 10 Is, we regret to
saw. a married man, but for same years he
he. been estranged rom bis wife, Who we
believe, i. now rcsli,ng abroad u y p'eN
sumed the the guilty couple have h"d To
tho continent as they were traced to Dos
vef, Yesterday afternoon,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
Cincinnati Produce Markets.
GIN clNNAri, dune 4th, n

CiNcgsSAri, June 4th, 1858.
FLOUR--T he demand is moderate, and the
receipts being light, the marketis firm. The
sales are confined to 100 brIssat s3 s ass 20
for supeffne, and fSf8 l6Si ibr extra. The
receipts dufing the last "a hours were 40
! brls.s sf
WIiIsKY Tile demand Continues active
ct full prices. Sales of SSS bIls at I8c, and
\ 10 do fFnEn wagons al Isle " 54.asts
IA PROVISION Mess Pork ,Ecity packed Is
generally held at SIG SO, blf there are no
BUYERS atIovef SI6.
Bacon Sides are in moderate demand at Sic.
but are held Az SIC. a
Ne demand for Shoulders and prices ARR
Nothing transpired IN Bulk Meats. Sides
are offered attic. a
Lard has adFa ned with sales Of 800 bris
and lleEefs at5lQ3
tiKQGER EsS--We have nochange tosno-
lice id the rarketl The demand Cor Sugar
continues moderate, with sales1 100 hhds at
6A17c. fcrlHw fair to prime.
Coffee ISL dill l0IcS0l fac, and Molasses Of
35fa36c. 81 E6l
WHEAT The market is dull, with more
sellers than baysrs at the quotation. Sales
500 bushels strictly prime white at 93e, 400
AZ good Whit al a5e, 800 DO IA II do at 7Sfa
S0c..2 o!lo fatf red at Sic ssss.s
GORN--Sales of 800 bushels III 46c, and
400 do At 46te. The market IL firm, with 3
fair demand f1s4 NJ Fslss HI Isl
oATs-are IA good dcnanag and prices
steady az SCI VI;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
GiffnIit CONF.

The Court during tlie past week,
has been engaged ii the trial of PREs-
trpS s. TuRLEr for the murder of his
wife. Tie Jury was not impanneled
until Wednesday morning !; thotesti
Alnony on both sides closed Oh Thurs
dry evening, was argued b. counsel
during Friday and Saturday, and was
committed to the Jury On Saturday,
about s Il. NJ. At the time Of our
writing, TUESDAY, 3 4. ny the Jury
have not agreed upon their verdict.
Under these circumstances, we will
make no comments this week.
Counsel for Commonwealth, As
DREW PARKs, UonrnonHealth At
torney, J. =. MosElY, and james w !.
HooE, Of Putnam County ForPris.
oaars lion. DAVID MccoNAs, =. q
NEwuAE, and S. A. MILLER, Esqrs.