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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
A. r. MITCHELL.
ATTORNEY AT w,
pLAQUEMIN E, a.

To Archit~c:s, Kuill7rs.. Contractors, Pla2ts
and Others.
'afHE jNDHRSIiiNtI' would respectfully int.en
L fnIi*rs. = nters and the community At latgr.
that hr = no" fr5i> prepared to manufacture by steam
poNrr - short nstire and moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
or E;Hvi}"! Wind'Es sash: all kinds Of pannei and sash
ifoTs. 'i}il"l fixed or revolving Door and Nlndnw
lilnin, ltnr and = iutnw Fran4es, Ia so, Moulding. &c.
Planning, IonEueits and Growing. turning Of every
descl ipgioit.
llaut dressed r. order Of any width under two tvct.
an! OF a.} thickness, under tire" inchrs Ti1r',.rs
dressed nerttctly t3ut. Of alv length under thirty-fve
fe~t long and twenty inches square
Efs~ Al, orders addressed IL NE through the Eos,
Dfice> or :. NJ Hart 4 Co., Of Baton Rouge, will meet
with prompt attention.
jan J. W, BROWN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
THE
GREAT REPUBLIC
M0nath{y.
To the Public, the B0ok and Pc
2501lcuL I,ruAe ind tie Press,

1 Q 1NP I 11DtzC- tHt bobb "IoW 4 q
750dlcuL Irude ind tie I'TesS,
WE have the honor to announce that we
sl,al! issue. on or about the LIST OF December
next. 50 as 10 be in season to command the
ca1ly attention Of The public and the period
: lea, tratc. the TIFF. FIRST NUMBER or
A NEW ILLUSTRATE ED MAGAZINE. to
be called I>sbe ..asrea1 Es@DRDsxG"
~ .ns5ssy.
II i, jutr,ide. to make this Magazine superior
il! every respect 10 an'thinG ever before Is
sued in this country. The general scope OF
its character caH best b" understood BY It's
,,an,e. Il u3H he Mvyouahiy tSiuttonlZ--'H no
u,se Sectional or Setcruyt a''i Hhctly tn'pS1Son~
u. 1t viii offer 10 the writers aud thinkers
VI this Union a outrno field. where they
can meet on the highest ground CT ~rote1npo-
rary literature. 1t will ava to gather about
it every variety OF intellect.
The range Of articles viii be a wide one,
covering. among nther grounds Essays Sketc~
hes. Humorous Tales, Sc RIGS. Historical In
c,de"ts, Reviews. Crtlques- Biographies,
Scientific Articles, Travels. Table Talk, Dram
as, lnc1dent>, Politics, Poems, Ballads, STAN
zas. Sonn-ts, Music, Correspondence, Gossip,
etc, etc. etc.
The Magazine will be proluselE illustrated
in the highest style Of wood eng'avinyS.
The Literary department will present
greater variety, coubtted with more thor
u.Gh excellence, it is believed, than ever be-
fore oitren to the American public i'll d sin
gle periodical. The following authors ant
popular waters are included in the list o! con-
tr;Iitnrs apuarpH
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
700 HANDS NANTED.

800 HANDS WANTED.
% HANI@ wanted +" chop wood % The linz .
w the haton Rouge and Crosse Tete Railroad,
Cor WHICH SIS 9 ;nnntN Will be pad, OF if er uu-
having halAs To lire prefer contracts, tUE cHJt pInY
w4oi, will re given at ~ Il cents per cord
I"r t5lnh' is pr'nc'H4lIy All. the land Try and H.
cation ~n~'l:hy. Apply III, ar address
juue l9-tc. JO>fIH :. WILLIAMS.
Baton Rouge. La.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

a "h's cage 1!m" rect!1.,} ger Stt?neI ";
itt ia last ni,:s:
FAfBEE BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

%usafsr5ts
Et.cetrei this Day.
Ii 80 ta~k> '1r4r sides,
+ iiiri. |Ii,'c- H4gart;
) II 'Asn* Nm. FRA ndv.
20 i do on Marion Ul,ske7.
80 Bags Eir rn!foa.
80 i!oxes fearl starch.
RAHEEF 4 7tNJANlH.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
Avis.

'EaOUS ceux tui ont DIES recta uaatlons contGc Ia sue
l. cession DE- tH>iN O>IAT decc!ic, sent Invites
de les presenter. IIment cettih.es. au sous:ignt, ct
Gus cenX qui uoisen1 a Ia d'1e successinn. sort ;trie-
de .iq u'j"r l".r> complies dams lie plus court 'elai.
Quest Baton Rouge sep. IS 1853. Z. DCBKuCA.
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The eng'avings will be sent OH rollers by
mai, p'rE'aIt.
agents and Cnnrusssrs can make Iibe al
ami satisfactory arrangements upon appp1Ica-
ton, S1af'fg the territory required.
All postmasters aud Cl~1gYmen are author
ized 10 receive subscriptions, which they may
forward to '<. giving 'lan!e and address Of
the subscriber, and deducting IS per cent. tor
their trouble.
Postage and P0a C0re hegnlatons.-The
rate of pos'ag" will not exrre| three cents
for each number. to be paid in al! cases at the
office Whe'e II Is received.
Cnnad'nn Subscribers will remit 80 cents
each IN addition to subscription, to prepay
postage 20 ,Ee line.
Al communications. to be entitled to an
s"er. must contain return stamps.
Subscribers must in all cases write Names.
Tc"n. County, and State III full. as leslbly as
possible.
There is little risk in sending money by
mali: Large sums sbould be reynitted by
draft, If possible, or registered letter.
OAkSNITH 4 Co.. Publishers of
the "rREAT RFPuBLIC' Nonthiu
~ ia William Street. New York.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

= ~ az ~
5000 ETC. '*sat s% s]"t's": r FIX S r" 's5s IN, N r xsT . {,
plantation supplies.
HAhREE BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
Notice.

4 Ii. PARTIES iaTing claims against the estate
II CRSlS Sf>NfAI. decea se1, viii present the ~ame
dun authenticated, to the undersigned and a'l rar-
ties Indebted to tia. said estate will make irln"ct:.t lie
settlement. V DIjturA.
West Eaton Rouge, Sept. :5th. 1858.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
. q.

= F~>&i'GfTFrlAY offers his services TO- ;hr reorle
IA vs. Ration k"LEe as regularly Get rnlis<i.u.
PARISH SURVEYOR. Mr. D.. en- always be
found At tine ~resil"nce Of his father. about on" nj
p h"E" ~" Ferry ~l~an4ing. Orders for sur.eyit pune
.uatly attended to.
l,pc hfb e
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NUTIUE.
IR. 7. FAY. has ~ orr,e'i his ofir"
~ with new materials: improved Instruments, and
with all ol the new improvements in the profession,
offering more perfect work at prices 10 suit the con
reuieucs u all
Tex ccon neutrality-suspicious. at hih Residence, La
A.e'+ str .el, Batln Rouge.
sept 26tf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
&. Benjamin.
-. =. Benjamin..
Borbce s Benjamin
Wholesale GkOCtR~.

r-r r>r. rr
! u I'll ,I+,tsS.A LII tTtAiN s<.ttt~.
$3.50 ~~~~-,~~~
- ~ ,,,.,1 r1- r, t,I rt
4 Al f. ~ l. - L.
L IL b!1 rei9 >rRtr { ure1 i!fen: fast liacon,
10 cA-ta ti"~!t rH""r ~h'' t!'r~.
II r;.sh- Ia < : -lEtI 80. Gi Ia ms,
70 l"Nr~ #. n!'r!A.
- @'Nts A7' Hi"t'l-
- hA-~ me >Alf-iAFEF @iz",
, 5:f"} ',sr'!, h'ntuckS haE2ias'
| bale " i"t,
IL" hat''i- ["Ir inc.
y" ~ ias> . l"!.'," ,! y.t l'n's'
81 htrrrl..,n, III,
- srrci- Taste. If PARIS.
Ia larr.is Crashed >u.al.
III ;,,I,raI LoFcFlhK'&
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

Wanaed-50.0 900 Cords OF wood Cut.
I lIA ABLE RpI'IE , laborers to cut wool on tbt
att}F line of the Eaton Rouge Il Crosse Tr.s rail
road Fer whozn 5 6 per month will be paid, ant! hou4,
rem t"rnia!el and board, OF 90 cts. per cord and house
tnrn'-hed.' Apply to :. ]. Williams on the premises,
Or to
Sept. 1Sth 1875. JOSE II :. WIJLIAHS.
Wt&t BATON Rouge or Baton Rouge p. q.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

tEiuutoTs engaged:
Gen. u. rr+ntiss, Henry Ward Petit,
{ it's. swain. Thomas Nackellar,
li1z Green liu,leck, Il. J. / Brent, (sli:gIp),
LLa>. j. Ingersol, F.W Ha1st, 81. L.,
Ore>tcs a. bEoWnsun. t'mund flags,
Gen G,n. 2, Morris, Eayette Iiurt!-
Nat. aniel Leer1ne. Hannai. T & uId,
Hon. Las. ~tia,arre, Sarah Helen Whitman,
Nm GiIlnort elmms, GaIoiIn" 81 Kirkland.
ark Benjamin, Elizabeth +. Lllet,
Hon. albert like. OF ARK. Jane Er1n'na Locke,
Able AGfen konquelte, Alice Carey,
Hon. l.. I. tonrat, thrtt Carey.
Rev Rail-. llo.t. Ma, amc lr Vert,
:. Smith. lJach lovAiugl. Nary Forrest,
j I. i1e""ly, May L. %stcb5ins, Mrs.
,3o!,n &. axe. Eewett),
tisul. II i. Maury. Elizabeth Takes smith,
hi ard :. Gould, ALMA Bo,1a {Miso Lyuch)
thaS. T. LElgya, Loulta :. MctHrd,
/ l.. tIaucl, Maria } McIalos!,
Wn. Il &. II, sravr, Alice b. Etaven,
, uu. ". TEX, ianlcAs :. l'n!ug,
H.. II >tQd AID, MARY 4. hlce.
Jns K. / 10H1l son. Aia n ktnn1cott.
/ rv'itt:th =. 'ozzens, Elizabeth h. Churchill,
i j. teGuler, Clara utv.
s!Aj. J Il. Eatcn, Z S. 4, Abbie W. Cracker.
Levi Iteu ben, Nellie Bul ctfeit
IErnn4> Dunn English, Anue K. Porter,
/ uura,i. ktnHeGv, Lucy y. Godfrey.
Rev. Newell 4. :gfrce, Iav'ria :. Gotdnya,
envy 4. HIST. Jane u. AUSTIN.
In addition to the foregoing brilliant array
Of american ]autuuIs. tIeIe art a large NUM-
hen 81 t,~t-r'a>s writers ensas,d, among
them some OF the .uo>t distinguished OF the
d2N. who are {, implied j, from prc-existing,
ru.A-tn,elt:s, or other causes. 10 Withhold
t,.i If ''au,vs itr thr present. but who will,
n%,-,thr!tSs, contribute frequently to our
pages. We would also announce that We
shall add to or Iist oi contributors the names
OF other distinguished authors, Sc soon as sat
~l>iaclu1y arrangements eau be completed.
Eec:I rambler viii Cnn'aIir All original piece
ct mH>l,. cunInar'! expressly for this v"rk.
OF the Superior excellence % the Masa-
Z'lar Ill every respect, AMI @ toe &C tainiy Ut
rs per anenl success, very little more need
he sand.
Tie terms ard general co5di:ious Of the
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EoLrNFs.-Ti.elr VIII he lwo volumes a year
o' atu'tt coo io.al octave pages each, ON
n3puciug il January and lniy. and en,i'n, in
luA- 4:'' Drccni.er respectively, making
six unr,urrs 10 ,ach Volume. and tHeI,t nunr-
b"is 20 r~vh year. Subscriptions !uay 'oui-
meuCt at any tmUr.
l7t1~->irg,r e. pies sos C!tBs, 3 copies | y; s. 90
SJb%cTjl ton ! yrar i - yr 9 90
sent ty TIA 500 & " VI 10 to
'Lth>. ~ crr.'S ! year 5 10
Premium >HtSfr ptons-En*itIing the snb-
scrihpr 10 the Na4u1lne .ur one ,ear. and 10
THEN ch"Icr Ut either OF Cur two sreat steel
elIgras!n9< entitled,
1.-THE LAST SUPERB and THE CITY
OF THE GREAT kING,H
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20
UOUSEFURAISHING GOODS

III OE-F CR.NlSHING GCCDS
large assortment Of
Il; Plain ami JapAnned Tin Ware.
Bath Tubs, Hip Baths and Sponge Baths.
Cash and deed Boxes, Tubs, Wash boards,
Mating. Rugs. Mats, DOT Scrapers, Mops.
Broo,ns, Hair 4 Feather EasteTs Scrub
Brushes. Clothes pins, Nursery lanDs,
Walters, Tack hammers, Egg -coolers.
Ice Pitchers, i'iate Warmers aud l.
variety Of articles too tedious TO mention. at
PIPER h BRADFORD1S
STOTESi
Work.. ParIur and Office Stoves, A fine
\ assortment for sale at
PIPER t. BRAnFOT DIS.
SCI FROCKING CRADLES,
| lnp Of he most useful Improvements q
y The age. TIE cradle is r,cAed and The baby fan
ned b. machinery. For sale at
PlpFR i BE.ALTURDS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

n 4 y r II -
!, THE StBSCRibEES WILL Buy from one 10
two Thousand barrels AtJ.AS>E~ IN tI>fEttN at The
market pr1cc, lTum 10th Lci o:er to j. January LIST
sept. IS. bAf>nEE K BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

AITIING.
4 a. Ci'@ek Mating, fr sale By |
y 1 TlpER l. BRADFORD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CHIEF JUSTICE

CViEt JUSTICE.
lin pi'DirY < JENNINGS IS ,awirla'r for
The .ii,e~ of thwf Ju.se of Harrison sn",y at The
ensuing Ausust election.
JOHN =. WitHsKsrooSi csndnlsle ior ,l,r
of;r~ ei th,~f Jast,.c iir ~n-nng August elerin
y HrApRIt X 1T ean,i,jais iof reelection In he
chi. Of lief Justice. nj - ensuing August election
COUNTY CLEkk.
WILLIAM STEPHENS ia candrla,e 10, il,-
,iI,er II Caun,y Clerk n the cb,nae Anga.i -lsei'"
NJ. IEiihRhI !. a candidate tv thu oGic. ri
County Clerk Al he entniiig Aueu-i election.
l. & BEAXiEY |. rai,Jrla,- for rrelecinn IA
t~ .fce 81 'ouni} tlrfk oi Harrison county, a, the
Angus, election.
SHERIFF..
". arc anhnrissd to annouaec II T. RHODES
A. candidate for tide Office II Sheriff. oi iiafrl"pn
tam,ty.
We are nnii,a,i,o,l to Announce e IAnboNE
eandhls'. ~ isr o1ien OF Slient OF HARRISON
Comfy
A. ", CRAWFORD ~ ennlnle,r f,t shera o
Harrison County. n, the rnsning August clscilen.
Wv. WARpis eaadnaie for Sheriff of Ham
son ,,upiy. at the en,hng August cietinrb
w. l.. FlrkENs Is a candidate Tor Sheriff Of liar
r~trl comfy. II J. The rhsninv August rl.rton.
HARDIN JOYCE Is a candidate i't Sheriff Of IIar-
iron county at the eruiap August elee,pn.
TREASURER
We sss aut,r,,s,l 10 nnnooare Rev. THoNA
kAMFOnI' c,ndniale I,a the Office II Treasurer
VI iisrftspn toun'y.
We ssr re,.us,sx. ~ ann.unes ,ba, hLHN AMBER
SANDERS !. eaa4iaIais Ea election ia the Office
Of Treasurer Of Harrison Cn""'y.
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR
W. are suthwi..,i To aun,une- GEO. X. FISHER
es candidate for Assessor and Collector oi Harrison
County
JuIS ] LOFT Is n candidate far the Office oi
Assessor and C.lirciar II Iatrs for Harrison c"iY.
piturNv l~ov :. ss...i-i..'r 8 49, sfri
Collector ii Ta,.s iof Harrison county, at the .n.,nr
AWgusi elrct,",l
Oh TAYLOR u n candidate for Assessor aud ~
igt,uf o. Fave fuf li.rrpun county.
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
ia. HARRIS Is candidate fa iu-hss Of The
Peace Ia lk,at M at fls ensuing August rl-sii"'
X n ANDERSON Is n rapiriaic i"s Jus i'er 81 The
Peace IL Feat M ). NJ the e,sning August r''c"n'
WI NJ JOHNSTON Is n candidate ii,' rc eieci i"i'
10 H.. .c ri justice Il the Peace IA Beat No. D M
ti.~ ~.t,,,nr August elreiifi,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

~ We have received the prospcciu, for the
republication, at an carly day, Of the Central
Texmn, at Anderson, Grimes county, and
which il, to bee edited by Hon, d. C.. Dickson
and Judge j. R kennard /, A. Van Horn,
publisher. The editors say;
Believing. as we do, that the principles OF
The C,Gs,nnati platform faithfully adhered to
aud carried out are those alone capable q. per-
petr,aling the liberties Of the American people
and The rights Of all sections, the TeSian viii
be firm ana decided advocate Of them, and
of the usagcs Of the great Democratic party
organized under the same"
These gentlemen have filled distinguished
Positions in our State councils. Dr. Dickson
was Lieut.. Governor three years ngo, and had
he not joined the 4" dark lantern party. and
run AZ their candidate for Governor, in 1855
could have been elected 10 that office without
difficulty. We urc pleased AT tho enuncla,ion
of the sentiments in this prospectus Of the
TcSian, and wish all parties enlisted in It's pub
lieat.on success.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

fur PRnaprNr's MESSAGE SunNlrN
ZINC rue LncoMrroN CoNsrirrrioN,-
The admirable message OF President Bnch
auan in reference to the admission Of Kan,
sas under the Le.omp,on pro,slayery Com
s,,ulon, which we publish on our first
page will be read by the patriotic OF at
parties. in every section OF the Union, with
satisfaction but particularly in the South,
where our distinguished Chief Magistrate
Ia continually tfaduced with the aspersiou
Of favotiog the designs Of feeesoilism. will
tho admirable sentiments contained in this
state paper administer meritcd rcbuke
Like everything which has emina,ed from
him. il bears the stamp Of patriotism.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

bRisrLiNc ur-1he resolution oil W.
Campbell, OF Ohio, modestIy prcposins'o
buy up the Csnadns, without 80 much
asking them whether they wished to 'sf'
seems not TO be 30 pslatabIs TO tho Csnr
dams as tho honorable member doubles
supposed il would be. The IoIoulo lSI'
oois, thus answers for itself;
Commend us to American frcc .so''sn
for metchless impudence And co"m'ha
us especially to Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, ~
the eHfoniery with which m opponent o
Walkers Central american forays, h'a's'
proposes to 6liibuster northward on who'e'
sae scale. we leave our readers 10 egg
tate upon the modcsiy Of this Mr. Gasp,
bell aud thu territorial abstcmiousne" -
his rabd Frsesoil compatriots Fofes,
selves, We must say, tina. IL our fate, 'ni'''a.
ually, to be swallowed, Bos,conssI'e's'i
fashion we prefer TO pass into the gul'e."
Southern gentleman rather than that o."
Ohio Lawyer a..
llit him again. Cannck Aud va
you are abou. II. resent the insult that hs ".
his friends have been putting upon yos I. =
sendng, for you TO take care Of. ~ ="
runaway negroes that they can steal ~. J,
the South. thus thrusting upon you :. !,
OF lazy. tLie,ing vagabonds. who" ~.
will not themselves be cursed with
them all back 10 Ohio aud the o'he' sue ",
where 40 much ftisndship for them . -
pressed. IN. q. uxiietin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

OF On Que OF two occasions, we have
warned our readers against having any
thing to do with what arc termed Giit
enterprises, rs they were nothing more nor
less, in our Judgment, than schenes of
fraud. Whenever their advertisements were
forwarded 10 us for insertion. we threw
them in the fire. II course we pursue with
ali advertisements from abroad unless ac-
companied with the money, or the parties
are well known to us. Tho rc.ul, has
proved that we were correct, They have
had. we believe, a sudden collapse OF two
Of these snudling establishments in New
Orleans The following is the latest:
ExrINslvr SwiNpLr Burst up Of he
great on Store of w. Il. Smith ~ Co..
The impression which has for the last few
days prevailed among the knowing ones.
in regard 10 the above concern, was this
morning confirmed by the announcement
that b. f. Packard. the sole representative
Of the firm in this city, had decomped with
the entire proceeds, leaving behind him
letter to Mr.. ]. G.. IInys, who hos bet re.
Gently, we believe, been employed in the
concern, stating that his life would no doubt
be endangered If he remained IN New Or,
leans. He states, in the letter. that he
WAS left here soon after the opening Of The
concern 10y one OF the house OF NJ. K,
Smith a. Co, under The promise that he
would proceed up The river to New York,
aud return with the prizes in time for the
drawing; that since thu, time he has heard
nothing OF the said partner, and he verify
believes he intended the thing as a general
swindle tina, he was obliged in conse>
9uence OF this to postpone tho drawing
from tho fret of February until the Is, of
March that since tina, time he had received
sufficient notice that the said par,oer did
no, intend to return tia, hc bad received
several threatening anonymous letters, aud
tina, he thought the bes, thing he could do
WAS TO leave, which he had done. lie fur
thor states tina, he would advise him lilavs)
to 90 to he rosloilice th. morning and get
out the moneyed letters aud leave himself,
unless hc though. lie could bear the brun.
of the public displeasrc; that the rent Of
the house would be due TO day, and on
Saturday thousands would also be due.
Mr. Hays Immediately this morning. npon
reading tho letter, repaired to the chief OF
the police, and gave the letter and money
he had received into his hands, in order to
clear himself Of any blame. Packard, in
his letter states that he is sorry tia, he was
obliged to deceive him, tliays) The pc.
lice have taken all the necessary steps to
arrest tho swindler. Mr.. Packard will no
doubt be recognised by many. Tie WAS
the handsome young man, with the killing
moustachc, who so smilingly deal: out the
ticket. behind the counter. Il is supposed
that about twenty thousand dollars has
been realized by these sw,ndlers. - Deita.
1T On the 18th inst, Gen Houston pre-
sen,ed resolutions from the Texas Legislature
prnvinr far 40 i"v".'i-rsf~s 80 'Icrt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

~" J. y. tgNos, who was forced TO lease
Wood county, in this State, for writing abol-
ton articles, is engaged in publishing a sour
rilons abolition paper entitled "Thc lndcpcnd.
eni, at nanyilc Illinois. lie sends us lis
paper Of February 10, which contains u long
editorial upon W. VI. Guntsr, postmaster at
t(uitman, IN WHICH he denouuees that gentle.
man and Senator Russell, of Wood oeanty IN
no measured terms, and endeayors to argue
Indirectly, that because Darks was appointed
delegate 10 a democratic convention, ,hnt his
opinions ia relation TO slavery, which were not
men, f.cu It's democracy Lemons knows this
10 be untrue. We would advise the peope Of
Dan.ille, III, To watch HIM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

ll- The New Orleans Bulletin, speaking Of
the annual report Of the financial condition Of
an insurance company, says;
The s,a,emen, is made with peculiar eloar.
ness which merits the imitation Of our railroad
managers. MS the exact standing Of the conpa-
ny, and the nature Of the assets can be seen a,
glance b. the stockholders and others inter.
csted,
That's exactly what every railroad company
ought TODD. Il is nue., sasier to face Difficult.
ties than 10 attempt 80 corecal them for
Whenever the latter course is adopted, want
vi eoa!ilence succeeds.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

\ Man Meeting OF the Democracy OF
ilsr,i.on county is hereby called. to be
holden n the Court House IN Marshall on
Monday. HE Ia day Of .Mfrh,
vi hall past one o'clock, T. NJ. with view
10 the ratification OF the proceedings OF the
Democratic State Convention lately held
Al Austin, and 10 take such oher aud further
steps ~ may he d-en,si Heeesasts 10 pro-
mo,e the general sood. and secure the pre-
pcn,ierxucp Of our principles, and the union,
peace, aud harmony 81 the party.
D.mocrA,s ifotu every PORTION OF thr
county. x,e earnestly requested TO attend.
". r. d. WARD.
Ffes.itm Demoerafie tlnb
X ", l.oiGmrny. Secretary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

~ The New Orleans Crescent notices cx-
ullingly a so-ealled Democratic anti. Lecompion
meeting which was held n, Philadelphia On
tho 81. inst. and winds up By saying, lIurTa
Cor the Northern National Democracy We
are not surprised at the course Of our co.om.
eorary. lie has been hurraies for that hind
IL ,,elnocrary for some time.