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PERFUMERY.
rBIS's EstFsetS Tooth Paste;
NOricE TO Tax-PAYERs.

THE Tax Payers notified that the Asss sunent ro
the year ISIS, y die In the County Court
CLERKS oes and Sta remain there until TIE Les day
February soT as elton and kapea
thAt Win CT imsaists
oleeI0F's Books be mad soon after
the Ist OF February "a possible W. q. LANIER.
iani2--u A.es.or
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FOX RENT.

THAT CONVENE Mt FRAME DWELLING on -
the Franklin TUTnP Ike road. ne FIRST -.
Tol-gate occUpit BY J. A. NcCHuJ bell , q. W.
he loufe aims Oms Le.des kic' ats'
rooms etc end as ihTt' o. grolud sced-
Ef~ suitable rnitUre be rrfc' as,d by he teE-
ant II de-ired. ezg- Possession given inv edlteIy.
Apply A. V. :. LINDSLfY,
Fov 16-tf. No. S. College street.
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BENZ. F. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction sa'es Of FURNITURE. COOKING
h UTENSILS, CARPEIINGS, &C, &C, livery Saturday
morning at 10 o clock.
ID &c ULAR Auction Ss 'es Of Dry Goods. Clothing
II Vsretie-, each MedDes day and FTidaN ming ~
early Gas Light by hENJ. ,. SnlELDs.
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CRANCERY sALE-REAL ESTATE.
SECOND SALE OF THE SLAVES BELONGING
TO TEE MOSES NORYELL EsTaTE.

IN Saturday the 18th day Of February 1883 will sell
the Public Square in this city, the Hester,
Pasey, and hs, and her children, ordered to be
sod by decree of this court in the OF Jo Norye and
Others, Henry L. Norvefl and other.
TIE MSone forth cash, and for the balance a credit OF
u months without Interest. G. d. BRIEN, c. h NJ.
Jan. l., 1S5S-td- EChancery Court at Nash lie.
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COAI-,C0aItCOAL,

EIsHBAcK FOX have establish ed yard for the sale
Il of CUMBERLAND GOAL, on Cherry street. between
Church and Union streets The Posto WI ere they
win SIMPLY their custom at the market prices.
jan9-eo6t
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DY virtue Of deed of trust executed TO the Of
ID July, 1887 by Robt p. Higgins, and gstered 10 the
Regis Office of Davidson county Book No 26, $751;
the purpose therein mentioned, will Saturday
January, al he Courthouse door IN the
Nashville pubic sale TO he highest bidder
cash. therein sTeciled situated in DIS
OF said county, being all he uud vided
MIN h. the Of Wm. HGSgus LONE said
Robert, aud bel about 30 acres more or le 5
tanS-td. r. II. EAST, Trustee
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY Jan. II, 1853.

PETITIONS
Mr.. Thompson, from sundry citizens of Maury
county. AMI Stockholders in the Columbia and
Fountain creek Turnpike company, for exten
sion of two years, to complete their road.
Also, from citizens of Hickman and Lewis couns
ties, prlying for a law to prevent the hunting of
deer with hounds in those counties.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Golladay, to amend the practice of the Cir
cult Courts.
MIR Dobson to charter the Cleveland and Duck
town RaiIroa company.
Mr. Vaughn, to amend the Act of 1856, CHI.
ll3 so far as the r-lstes to trustees.
AlSo, for the benefit of james & Kelley.
Mr. Loyd, to change the line between the coun-
ties of Rhea and Bleisoe.
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FOR RENT.

nv HRFF very de rable rooms Over pIar ser Bs,
suitable for on Entrau Coke aud Uneo
streets. Possession gwen imnedia -ly.
D. kwING, Presr
IT-tf. Painters sank.
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For Rent or Lease.
SELF PRESERVATION, &c.

debts due previous the year 1851, viii be eol
~ lected by suit NJ JanuAfy Court before 4 MaEs-
TA- II not paid before This shall apply all
persons without distinction. "A word q the vie is sur
emit" X. c Men AlkN A CO.
Dee LOTT
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Tor"S Cash
w A L l. p A p + II ,
NO'mAlI accounts #ads this year at " " FINN.
Ian1--2w Wall Paper Store, No. 20 Public SQUARE.
uUpSCuE VsNEuN NOTICE
FIRST OF JANUARY NOTICE.

w wish to for Spring Stock, and aee4 an
W that's due
Thoe in5ehrsd 70 Fnd ~. viii costs ty payfnE
up before the 18th of this moth. ". ". FlAN.
ianl--2H
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a CARD.

ne have deter Ia % do excessive CASH BuSI-
~ SEss this year, feel hat ~ord Of sxalsnaton
nay be necesssry % cone q particular ttends
Who have haa accounts viii since nebced
baslnezz, and We proud - Ne have mAay s1ch
trcnds 10 have Gsays paid her aeeoa nts promptly We
frei e3Ehdent make Frekty 70 The nterest q all
By bnyiEg goods cheaper and Of eozsse ng thea
very aacA cheaper fhsrv many In midst
uho oaid prefer laying for cash. u be Ads % he
do Nc knos sto 80 nOt have aecoanis
thtnk unfair that VITO oay Or cash sh0sd
pzy those DO bay credit IL u sith
these have adopted exclusive csh
atsreas And nviie Al WHO favor Of the systo,
s srn A. al teose In fzsor Of soods cheap
"a efxs "a a exil. MAIL q. AccLkLlA.sD,
Nos.a a IS coegs stresi
Nashville. January ist, ISIS.
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NOTICE.

WE wish to purchase y to Il Likely Young Ne
w gro Men and Bows from the Of l6 10 25
likely good size, with smooth black
skin. Il. II. HAYNES a CO.
We have good Black smith to hire for the year
ST
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EnEF III -

rTNW story frame horse in NeGaVOck's addition Sa
L ontRinirC FIVE rooms. kitchen, large yarl No.
and good we'll of water. Apply 10 ME-
". p. MCFARLAND,
dec31-n Nc. q, North College ST.
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which he has exhibition and for sale embracing great
variety hni he'd in the most superb He Is pre-
Jared manufacture the shorest notice MARBLE
MANTELS, ana every description OF MARBLE " OF K OF
the nest American ana Italian Marble. HIS work will
he ofoe be WARRANTED and his prices TO suit the
jan9-tf. NJ. l.. SHELTON.
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FOR RENT.

FTNHAT Country COTTAGE four lies from the -
City, the nashville and Chattanooga IIEsEE
Railroad, g eIclf. With twenty acres Of III
ground suita bic for c arder ing.
dec8o-tf, BoYp & Co. No. 20 Cherry street.
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For Rent

TWO handsome srd fort be Brick DwtinEs Nes.
I 2 and E. CIaborne's Row. These hou' new.
well finished; the OF good size, with high CEILINGS
the houses vel ventilated Fydrant rater IN The l5; ana
The occupants have The privF Of ne Pee Sci ant
the right 20 educate fhfir children without charge Cai
borne On Minus rPuls y our rom these hgu
the Square, The low price Of 3 lpp'y
A.. :. ITNpsLEY.
Dec 2-dti ?. r.. GLASCOCK.
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DIVIDEND Notice.


TNHE ocl holders of tie NAsfv Gas Light Company
viii please office = Dividend of per cent.
months de cisTcd by the Board Of Duec
tors, and made payable Oh and sftsr he n inst.
jsns-di1 n. KEN DhICk, Ser'y-
BUCK WHEAT! BUCK WIIEAT!!
ICST received 200 bags hued Pennsylvania Back
y wheat. In store and for sale BY
QUICK MEAD.
Delivered to any part Of the city free Of charge.
LAM
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PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY, 1853.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
GUNS. &c.

WE reeeivng-direct from the add
w stork IA alI- q buyrrs
this seAfOa eomtlste assortment OF desra
DE goods in our line, IS esn he oand In house the
.1ubtry.
Included are large Invoices Of CUTLERY, from
wostenhoim, Rodgsrs'. Cro9kss and others.
fILEs, TOOLS AND MS, nom Butcher
spear aud cheaper mzkeft.
bet English, trench, Belgian and Ansi AAnulacar-
HOEs-CHATNs, SCyHES. AXES, aud heavy
Hardware generally, ~ redeced y ices.
Merchants Visiting the north solicited examine our
goods before paFchA log elsewhere
bsie the usual ervrii ~ &c oSntn reliable aud
prompt dealers terms oas certain 70 sat,.
ID these pavchAsc In that
FIELD. LASosrRorH CO., Importers,
No. $40. NA-kvt street.
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STOVES FOR TIE TINES.

STOVES fOh he
IuSr received fsou cireinnaii iss ~ Dr. ~ 1891
1 600 sSa - ~ al Else, shieh ne are Pr par
- ss.h "A CinciEnst pfioss. Sith expense s1daea-
ALSO,
.....,,,..t a COAL COOKING STOVES, which We
900 x.rrant AID which. now that coal t. snSAP.
VI 80 -ssch q every ore. Is lie stove for use.
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES COR Goal and Mood.
r.SS.-S Ann RADIATOR sfOfEs, fer Coal.
SssSaSK AND DINING RooN STOVES. Tor Goal.
ALSO,
rh,rtv Hanasone Pattsra. PArlOr Crates iren wn:
Jaclsoaas hancfActeFy. New foik Coa,non MAMIE 40
i@esiFatss y. s.ss and rAiterns. which vi ss los
70 n nsa - MACKENZIE WILSON.
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NEW BOOKS.

list OF Post-ofces the United State up Ire pre-
sent time-tOsether with much Information value
ali b sineSs men.
" Willis the Pilot" sequel to the Swiss
Family b'nson: or, Adventures Of an Emigrsnt Fa-
miy, Wrecked Unknown Coast, Interspersed with
Ta.s. Incidents of Travels, and illustration Of Natural
History. For Sale by +. HAGAN.
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1853, J. H. McGill. 1853.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's

LADIES AND GEN LEMEN
FURNISHING IND FANCY STORE,
Cor. College St., aud Public Square.
IIAVING received every styIe of She'll Ivory Bufa
10, and Put, Tucking Side, Fin tooth and bid
ing Coubs Also, Ivory, RoseSoo shell and ralo HAIR
Tooth Nail Fesh shaving and Cloth Brushes mail Toilet
Mirrors Ladies Dressing Cases for Travel
ing the Ioon T; Morocco Bags, Csbas, furnished
and unfarn he'd Ebony work Boxes, and nne WIRING
Drsks. Viii sell ITEM a prices 70 suit the times.
janl2-H.
CIEESSmEN.
IHTooO, Ivory and Jet ohessmen and Doninoes. with
w all styles aud sizes OF BAekgamo Boards Just
ceiTed and for Eale by }. a.. Mc6lLL.
janl2-u
VEST BUTTONS.
HAVING replenished siocs Of shell Cameo and Stone
II and Sleeve Buttons, vii sell them cheap for
casa. J. II. McGILL.
jEnI2-u
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AGENCIES SOLICITED.
@hie1ds

aSnl. X. - h1SIdS-
II AYIN6 comp etei his arrange cents for the "
tion of all kind Of AgeEce, TO his att, actis
feels confident that he the expectations OF O.
Who entrust their goods TO his No Scng
terest his part shall gt tine b. allow I'd, stTs-
ly commission business alone vii be attempted.
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DIR. JOHN w. MORTON
III sa. IS CsdzF strssk- iAo~
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Shelton's Marble Works,

TIVE undersigned would inform his friends and the pub.
Il lie generally. that he will continue The MARBLE
BUB1NEss in this city, hi shop door the ONCE
the USIoS herr, street,
tention the stock Of
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Important from Warrington.

The Kansas SnarI-9ov Walker on the Defensive
difficulties of tie Presidents Position-A
Private Letter-Ine Neu Treasury Notes.
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The ctMPEELLS ARE COMING
nnIcsI.c1 IIINulr LNIIIN TnIN

Tickets, so cents Children haH price. Gallery for CO.
Persons, 25 at hafpsst O'Clock;
Concert to commence a. hs'fpsstT ian IL
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.IE Cost.

WE are essrins car sass sss 9, s..e.s s2a s,ssy
tant-a
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Fog Hire.

TWO first rate nero women, WALKERS and irauerv,
seamstress Sc, without InruUhTanee $50. boy
II old. Apply n VI. x. POGG.
dscS1--f No. 50 North ne Try Sweet.
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COAL! COAL !

lust received 60f0 bushels esal from Bells Nine
81 III ell a. Is and 20 cents per bGshel.
No 1871 No Chsry street h Z. FOBT,Agt.
dee2A-lm.
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MONEY WANTED.

d FAD and do Wen-po INTO rs IS We have dsue a -
II EOu;- G. O's ven wauta5-g oCds sold uur0 YOU
Money wanrleasv pay as. An ito iudeh. q
for1s6 nd 1851, II phase come forward ardralanes
their accounts. T. c. WHITE.
jan2 I'm
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FOR SALE.

nNE shifting Top Buggy and Hsrness for sale
cheap, both perfectly and OF superior make, as
nne As thiuK In Middle Teane,-es Enquire Of
tAnIi-lxs A. HAMILTON, Market street.
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NTGFo WOMAN FOR SALE

MICRO OMAN, 80 years ia. fair < good washer
~ I ouer, and sean stress. Nea' snd tidy IL hsb,s.
and Of good diSpoin Wl Ct 's Fc'd = trader. Au-
ply to TRANSPORT, NON uEKTERk CO.
dec25-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

Ca the morning Of the 9th The steamer virginia
lying at the wharf Of the Je1ersou and Lake
Ponctartrain Railroad blew up, the entire upper
works back TO the dayits being destroyed and
the boat snkng Immediately he wa Just get.
ting up steam, preparatory TO starting on a pro
was mystery, nasmuoh as there wa not q uf
fcicnt head Of steam 10 work the boilors For
iuna'ely the passengers had not got aboard 4
number of the servants and deck hands wcrp
badly soadel. The ricayunc say.
kumors are rife in regard To the accident ho.
ing the result Of plan for the destruction Of
the boat but the suggestion Is so terrible that
we cannot believe full examination Of the
wreck will he found to give any confirmation Of H.
The New Orleans Weekly Mirror speaking
81 the explosion says
1t was openly slated lha. the steamer had
been blown up by gunpovder by the proCr.
moni Of parties whose interests were antagonist.
c to those OF the Virginia and the pros and Rms
Of the hypothesis were discussed by excited par
ties with much warmth. This suppcsitiou hor.
fiblc as il is, has been gradually gaining consis-
'ency and strength until AZ present nothing short
Of most scrptlnizng investigation viii satisfy
the public on the subject
\ black substance resembling halfexploded
gnnpowder Inns BEEN -craped from the partition
Of the pantry, leaving little doubt in the minds
of compcten, persons who have examined il that
there ieas an explosion Of gunpowder on board
the vessel hat whether the disaster was the re-
suit Of it or no, still remains wrapped in doubt
II is positively stated that there were not morn
than three or four pounds Of steam on al the
time OF the explosion mol enough 10 turn one
Of the wheels, which the carpenter requested the
engineer to do in order that he might make some
necessary repairs. The latter replied that he
could not do it without steam. and won't into the
hold 10 arrange The pump
Up to yesterday evening. the investigation
was still in progress. bat Nothing deirAe had
transpircd in regard the cause Of thc explosion
and the belief that it was The result of diaboli-
cal design is hourly gaining ground The agent
Of the boat offers reward Of S2,000 ioF the d.
lection and conviction Of the Ggiiiy party or
partic-
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rnnrvEFonT. Augusi n, Isa-
r " iorenrRY- DeIr 81 .--Rumprs have
been pat in circulation tha' the ASTON
HOUSE has hecn closed In consequence n ycl
low fever which r. not tho fact | viii here
state TO the travelling public that my lIouse
Will NOT GLDsh. and they may rely on
bong ab.e. as heretofore. to always meet with a
hospltahle reception ami tnhs suppiied sith
sll tie market afiouls.
Ncry respectfully Your ob'dt ssvi
NJ + j ALsTUN
Proprietor .lls,og Hr#
Aaeiia O. ss il-Zm.
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YELLOW ffYIR
The New Orleans Weekly Mirror Of Il

The New Orleans Weekly Mirror Of the
,l,l SAYS.
The Board Of Health have not, as
set, in their Official capacity, allowed the
lea"w 'c'.' " oeeo"'e cp,ucn,c 'u'
W. N, sa,c,;on 90 l.,ri,;,no,o ,,s ~,
s.,lks onward with the tread of a .,iant
,rampiing ont the life OF Its covering
vict'ns' ""u ",,"s"b a." ~, uhacch'
:" Far tho wcek ending ~, the 9Th in.
slant. the number of deaths rcported
was 306, of which lao were from Yellow
feV,' "r' uu."'s ,''e pass "oes ''''
"u' '.,I,. H., ,... -, -
augmentation IN the report for this week
The daily reports made by the Board of
heal'n s"o" '"a'' ,r ~, we '''cc uays
'na'"s ,,,,l'ar If ta.,hs e., M i;aa
alone reached ls2--an average of "A for
each day. The report at Eoon on Thurs
DAY shows an increase over the prcee-
''hg o'y vi seven cases
The same paper states that " the great
heat that has prevailed during the week
.....;.il,. III. A., L., IL, IL,
IVY >
u"'"i"s every one mo violent per
spiration, while a chilling breeze deter
mines it internally. has been highly I'M.
,,,aroh,o 80 ,ho hoal,l, -, o,an ,ha 40
'"'''"',0 WV 'N'''' " Wv" ''' az
chhi"'ea'
ii E.a ", 1. y "A
the yellow fever had made it. ppear-
ance in Shreveport. And it seems that
some excitement has existed in that
place, masmuch as the article In the
Gazette noticing IT, Ia headed " The
Panic There were two cases which
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

Igm SALT LAKr--N despatch dated
~ Louis, August 18th has the following
report OF affairs from salt Lake;
\ despatch from ST. Joseph of the
E inst saws that the Salt Lake mails,
lu-t arrived. bring no important news
Order and quiet have been restored
throughout Utah and the Mormnns' ex-
rossed themselves highly pleased with
The Territorial aflioers Upon Gen, John
sfon's entrance into the city the few re-
naming hormons fed
Commissioners Powell and McCuiloef
having completed the duty assigned
Them, took free passes at Fort laramie
yoa'e for home
Gen Johnston has issued a proclama-
iion prohibiting soldiers and citizens
from disturbing tho Mormons or their
sattlc, nor were any troops allowed to
'ntcr The city under any prctcSt
The rivers an the route were all high
lnlians quiet
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-. The Houston Telegraph learns
TIA. Jackson and Davis, accused Of i..e
murder Of Ieashers. overseer Of Gen
Welborn have been admitted 10 bail in
thirty and iwertv Thousand dollars res
pectiveiy The Telegraph says
We know not what may have been
the evidence brought forward to secure
the granting oil this bail, but unless II
has been something not ye' made public
there has been in our opinion stretch
Ut power neither BOXED for no warrant
cd in the nature of the case We Ger
tainiy hope for the good fame u Judge
s'el that this has been done aliorethei
in accordance with sn.ct Justice and
law, nor are we willing to believe thai
be- would permit anything TO be done 9th
erW lse
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The old and erroneous idea TIA: the
whole region Of the Rocky Mountains
North OF the aoth parallel is a sterile re-
gion. presenting an almost unbroken
field, is COM ,ctsly feiuled BY tiovornor
Stevens exploration One o, the officer ;
Of nh party. Lieut. Saxton, says in hif
report Il find that my previous idoaa
Of this Rocky Mountain range are, 60
lar ~ this section is concerned. entirely
erroneous Instead Of vas, pile OF
rock and mountains almost impassable,
| nui a country, well wa,ered by
streams Of clear cold water. and inter
spegsed with meadows covered with a
most iuxuriaul grass
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pgAru FROM SINGULAR CAusr. The
" lnnsboro. 6 H) Register, Of the 5ih
Instant says:
Nj James w Shaw, Of our town,
'led on Tuesday murnins under a most
/ lddcn and painful dispensa,ion He
|"ae at his plantation, three miles from
fown, and at an early hour in the morn
Eng wen, out with q servant to capture
sheep to be killed In his a.rusglee
escape the sheep made a vigorous
| und. striking Mr. Shaw under the
arcat with such force as 10 cause him
fall Ne arose. however, and walked
/ his house. with the supper, Of bis
want \ physician was immediate
sent from Wiunsboro' bu' the wound
aliled medical skill. and proved mortal
r died about Q O'Clock W shaw was
I ,,iuahEc ci,i,cu. and N ir,'h wili
.rf 4 tnf.lt %. isr,tt
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FATAL MIX SICKNESS A Nj mmons
and his wife died few days age near No
bile Of a aicxness supposed % have been
caused by drinking milk The Mureniy
saws "They resided in iIowells neigh
boshood. about Is miles west 0, The cry
Both were attacked on Monday aaa died
within ,wcnty.tous hogss Of each other,
on Saturday and Sunday Oar informant
also mentioned the case Of wisew
woman and her two children who d.od
the next day after drinking milk, They
resided Jus, over he State limo, in Green
county There are seven or eight other
cases in the nclghborhood above men.
toned none Of which has as yet proved
fatal The disease among the cattle y
thora attributed 70 tae same cause al
legged in ono OF the city papcrs THIS
morning the rust IN cas- and ryc which
has extended to the range
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

I,HE unconditional headgipht ecr'ifcaic. isffe'
| 70 benjamin l.. West, by the Board u lAu'
Commissioner II Harrison county Texas ca ihf'
Tth Of August, lsi3, Class ,, No. -, for CSC
acres Of lard II no. found within the time =
qairc, by law DUPLICATE will be applied ~.
BENJAMIN l.. WEST
Tune q l,5s Nh 40 -
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nANING rurchassi the entire interest Of
IL Coos heretofore owned By HAYNES q
HARRIS ! will sell The same at COST for
CASH Our cd customers, who have been
niumpt. and such as know 70 b. pronp, and re-
.ponsiblc, can have goods on the usual terms at
reduced prices.
Ms stock j. large. new, and well selected 10
comprising staple md Fancy Dry Goods Boots,
SHOES. Flats AMI Caps, Hardware, Qnaensware
Glass. and Gthaf items too numerous 70 mention.
an Of which are going al a sacrifice.
Those indebted % Haynes S Harris for 1856
and 81. rs note or account are invited 70 sn''le
NJ. as viii not su,ifs ms business to remain IN
telile,l much longlF
r r. HAYNES
Marshal Texas. Arg 2G 5a as
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

,pHE OFFICE Of this company Is held ct ti'r
corner Of Austin and Bolivar streets, IA The
cts OF Marshall, Texas. Al person ha' ag'
business viii iid the Office open from 2 4. u. 81
Ar n daily.
JrPTHA FDWIk E@ Fest
y e WLpra. Secretary.
.Is-el7 1859 s2tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

CNE PRICE CLOTHING STORE
Nc % ITgasge Siro@ Ncs Ofle4ns
CONSTANTLY on hand the argesi escort
\ mui IT S,ssonahie Cluthlng, Of every de
scg,ptson Or Nee ard Boys. 20 be found in New
Oritsns --sl " Which viii b. cold at the Lowest
prices for e4sn AZ .c,ai st pholesale
Angus, g6 54 illy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

Awrrt CALAMITY We are informed,
that On Thursday night last W v
Wrich, of this place wne shot down IN
,be stree, hy coang John Watson. The
,,oanon used was douhle.oatrel shot
gun both barrels were fired aud twenty,
iva buck shot penetrated the body q
Wright, causing mortal wound
Wright fingered until Saturday night
,vbes death relieved him Of his sui'erinss
iFssttasscR Rsrsfr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

The Coroncr's Jury on the body 81
Miss Abby Gilhendy about sixteen years
who died in Mrs Monfoc- house GA the
north side Of Buffalo Bayou about a
mics from the city rendered a verdict ct
death by taking poison Mrs. Monroes
testimony was that the deceased took ny
poison On the ll,h, and died in short
time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26
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