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So. AZ 9isbtfr., Ode BON 8a1berfSaFr.,
taIten fets etnen 8rosen gO,ratb aler &rtsn SUn g~Derfseusen
fir Ruter, S@reiner, -.- .... 49, ~"
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t-~ jI EutiGen- unb Ntpbe9trd@ery Gy.ui.
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4pbts WsrfSsu9s fur @rapeure, 4. qrd' N',.-a If
&lammern unb 81tingsbDlser, |"' Il
vs. A1Ais i|hl QDtntelna6e, Sdrdubenseter, -!HLlLt
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%afprttrte Wetfsen8ftRen unb 9pbef aaer SOrten. wpfdr mir
In itber 5tnfht saranttrta. SssIg ga nm .llEIJ Il
Nir balten bic sr6bte unb Bette .Nteberlase Ssn gBerf,e uatu
In Baltimore unb %perfpreGen itbeut &dufst bic pcQfdHbtaae
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SD erldube MIR, rtetne Ersurbe unb baS 9ublttnnf nbsr'
9aupt anf nein ausssetdnetsS AfOr enent SSn sintaSea IN
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R es unb @nslanbS) aufdsrtfant gu ma6en. 8erner salts
i'd tfetS ~YprrGtbi8: Bud fen. %yltSplperS, @pltS, Nepeaters, ~.
tplen dler Ssrten, Sd9btdfhen, Yuiperfat3en, SQfp1peN1a
Yulper, S6rUpt. 8Inbblt6an &C.. ~
s1@r& 800 rst sos g. s. @ eaer-
Smtprteur un6 $abrifant, Sra. a. pratthr.,
u. .swtften Der Bride unS benz Centres 81 arft. Baltimore
NU.@ Bitnten, BuGfeu &c. rperpen mad Auftra8 8enaa9t mn
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{Jggs5HU dItsrsr SbstIbaber Der fraberen 8irma
! q ~ srrg o0 Snabe, Sable & So.
sd BABE fpeben bts gabrtt unb ben @tttduf unter Ser 8trn
{" VIM. KNABE & Co.,
sG ..f auf benz altsn plate us. s.is.1
gp8. 1, 8, 5 unb z, Nerb @utatp StraRe.
laeaenaber benz @utan, 5Dufe, Baltimore, Mb., pteber erSfneI
Sanfenb fir Oe aussebretste @6nnerf6aft, rpeiSe her fri
lberen Strntd pitrenb Der lesten Is Sabre Az Ibeil ipurb
ma4t Der unterSet&nete benz pMbltfum bic ~trse6enfe In,eia
baB CT felt benz TObe bS etnen GbeilbdberS, 5rn. 6enruGSbI
burd beHen 1Ob BITE G%pmpaente eel5ft pUrben mar, ben GAME
bebeutenben 0prratb Der mod unSp1enbeten YianO's. 56ft un
rtrD besbalb baS 81 ei66ft In benz alen Stgle in benz fribe
rem @ef@dftslpfal fprtbetretben unb es f@ 3ur Mufaabe ma
ben, oas StaaV irtrnsr me9r tn fstner gDaenbuna su Serbef
Nueet 5ettnen alten Observation-Disclosures unb Der gabrtf In Gu
%tanars6e, nabe Baltimore, paS CT cine nese eIpse Sabrif I,
pelder er cine erpse Ansabl Der befen &rbeiter belGSft4ate.
SIN biefer 5abrit perben ptanps nod elmer neusn scala &C.
lfertt9t, fir melbe CT Bet Der NuSneuung TIM Wecruldnb- Snbt
tut, mo BITE beffsn Snfrunsntenma9er aus 8DfDn, @sp- gOr
unb baltimore a Ytanps ~aussefeat batteu, bt 1857
Der Nasfpru& Ses SnRttuts wurbe iurs nadber burA 81,
Sxbufrte. 4uS Spn NiGrnpnb, 8a., befdti8t, pp Tim
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aae auftrdse, NIT pel6sn er bssbrt mirb, anf's YrOmptefs
aae in Sisrsr 8abrtt sttauten gtanps paben sOue et,srns
unb inb 70 conftrutrt, ba6 tie Bet auserprbtntii6e'
Dauerbaftistett BITE Retnbe t bs Epnes bewabren un6 ie.
Sem 81 ma ptberfebcn.
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sG un6 Spr ieter 6ols. unb 8duart ircrbet ~aeIfetert.; ,r
D.. Die arSete Sprefalt wirD auf bic Nrbett unb auf bic Gus.
rpa bI Der Ntdtertalten OefYpenbet uno er tann baber fir jeces|
e.nem @tabltneren emit berpprsebenhe !Snfrument bic Gar
antte Ibernebrten, baB e.. aue @tgeni9aften etneS autea Yta
npS befse. ~ JAZZ AH..-t- 70 t4-l1 lt1,N
); Nue Snftrumente aus retner 5d5rtt ruerben fur Sabys
Won benz Sag btS 8etfaufe8 an aardnttrt.
Befpnbere Mufnertfdntfeit ptrb aaf bic NuspatI BON SIT.
frunentea, pelGs IN ether srtben Gntfermuns p~erfenbet wer.
ben, Serpenbet unb etn 8Drredt bee ltnttauf1es tnnerbalb +
MaUnatea pom 8sriaufstase an, wirb s%efattet, fOate Elm Sn.
frument ntHt %prafGnpte b%efrtebt8en.
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8efdnht9 s%crrdtbtB etne ausrpatl Spn 81 Ell pbtDn 8.
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o. 9t1nOS mer0en m etau e t. auS9e
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Sebensz nnS Teners0e riiberun9ssCf fce
U.s. BON ~
I'D III gAJohn G. Proud & Sghne,
55ia &c.. ,GSeeonoltra6e. Baltimore.
aetr absrnstmsn geraaeranssn auf BITE na6asssnpen ger-
h@sfarss-S pn'sasateen, Wel4e Sas srbbte capital befBen.
Aetna Serlt1erun9s:@ pnlpaSnte, $arforD
1P9Srlir Serii&erunsss @Ompusnie, Sarfcrb
rL-uI4.rO. dfYgil $4,000.
ID Springfield eriderunsS' Gpmp., Sprin9ielb
r. $Y75000.
aaetna' 9ebens' SeritderunSS, Comp, Sarfpro
JSfiIN en- Is- S4O0,OOO. ,OgaIf SD SI1IFr
ger.eSt. Decentralization. Comp, Nep=O or
.laa~uT reet,r~ 100000. , .
YO!sieS tpsrtea aassessrtt8t uab gsrtuft prprtpt auste.
.IlLlhII4G ltd ISgL WLI So Wdt4,H
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1Dera@ernne seeen Senerssefabr.

\ - AssUCIaItu MISUNDERSTANDING,
@ BON y ~dGttmpre.
Sr. 4 Scutbz nabe 8altimprefraEe.
- 8trettprtam sr paltpcttrts 8eusrmanns
-. 6trun9s.S tfelIf@aft St. IammeIt fd tia
It'd tn BEN @iieli@aftsiDtale Der @pmpasnie, IRA SputpEr
nm aat 4yttn Won Appntattpneu sur 1srtSeruns pom badfei
nernen u3t boi5ernen (6rame) 5duferR gDerttGtteu, neue
SebdIeta 99aarenlasern, 9ausbaItuns s- g erdtbf3afttn
utDbein ~ irts auT aass fOnfftse @iSeattun eessn bic n
,rteen pr NJ te n. nt8eeen;uae6nten
.wl ..- E.-s -..t SOD. ". 10 ore, 0rGHSent.
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GDbnftpn'8 0erfi6erun9Ss Meentnr,
.s ,Js SIR. 70, SeeOabfrase. |-
Neritderun9S<S Cnlp. Der Valeb BON Yir9i1iens
H m. $4,000 Gapttai.
Security Teuer=8 e rliderun9szG ernp. I. N.z0..
u.H ,i35a.a NIT $226,OOO g GpttaG. -
Albenarles Sn uranees@ Comp. @barlcttenpi1e8a
..4. no ,r 3 nit 1926, 900 capital.
Waibin9tcnTeuer8 eritGerunsSG Comp. t. N.zW.,
u NIT $270C60 Sapital. ~
Yaciftes 5euer'S erfi9erunsszS ouap. p.N.sD.,
at1.I Il. r. NIT $25t ,953 Capital. ~..s-r-r ~
Xpndbur8sS erIiGerrm98zGpmp. BON 8irainiet.
r,,-,, nit $t47r5OO Gapttal.
Commonwealth IT, 8erftderunsS>G cmp. BON Sarz
H3>fN@" mi, $751;. e72 eosi,ot, Z. "a. .sr
Ser. Staatene 2ebenssY erli9erunsszg Comp. ron
ta Rbilacelpbiu, ID sfh1 - llc.
IslLlL'l, ~ nit $f,25O,7s Capital.
geiantntt' VHertp pes rePrelsnttrten GapttalS $2,9i3 1885,
pas obtee Gapitdl TIT itbet anselest III @unfen Der Ser.
t9erten, ub bic Sperdttpneh 8enanntfr Gpnpaanieen ouI
gtrflt4sn Saar,8OnS Ueer be0en @let6perte bafrt. = Dh
3pdttaGe, SB etne Vsrftt erung s.Gpmp ante etnfad dutbprE
frt.Nt, eth. 8rpBes CAPITAL Su BADEN, sibt feine @arantien fI
bic gntf3d6tsuns Der gerii8erten tn San RON geriaf. :"
Die ppn benz untersetbReten reprtienttrten &cmpanieu ia,
ssbsusn Sstras seraatportlia fir Bic 8SbIane MN Ssriaassn.
UsrfSerunsspOltesn UurRsa %ausssseben u. 8srluRe pint.
lid triest- SGps. D. SStnfpn.
- i-I 57, II. Sanaute, Nr. 70, SseOnOar
Bzg- Sn Der Sifice pirD Deuti9 selprOaen.
Rationale ener=J nfnrance=G omSaan c
'-D l--- BON Baltimore.
VI 81 Srevrpurirt pom staate Marsiant, 1s4s.
Office gtr. 13 Scutb ct.
3 Sts str6i$tts tsSsg%stsSn et8sn
'tuf pber 9 6dben bur1 Seuer.
Die Dtreftoten Serlammeln fb t1eIt6, gprm. 70 Ibr m
II beratten' aber Npplicattpnen fir 8.raGceuno -
.EfgA SpRn y. Setbtnfrtder, Y%ralbsnt.
edo Otrettprep III ..H
80 xlft Y. CHAPMAN. r Na. WOp6warb,
5enru 80. Bad, @eprae Bartlett
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SpbH 9G. NpBt az - .. SDiepb 80. SenffnS.
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A Sob Snitt, i.tEiI- l. @esrae email.
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a bur bic Q9ef- ga fIstcn @tienbabn unb 9 d, tier .
@pppa9nte une efsrtrep ST. ben annetmtarfen 8ebingunsen
Die beHen, Mot rpn dbtefn st unterf6eIbeaben Na6abmun.
l9en Won t~thabpner pprpbpr unb pprtneti6srn e~gsptifden
Sroeatea, verb Anttque, Nsat, fpanil&em @alpas unb anberr
~pertbDousn ArtenJ BON Mdrmur, Ipel6e SIM tito men itret
Dautrpdftt9tett unb 6Grte, fdwte Sbbnbet uuo dueerf ttat9,
0reife nod, ME ibertrefen fnO. - Vile BON unS tn bieisr
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arDsen @prratb son ddten tmprrtirten NIB felbf ~fatrtsirte
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t0bade TIM @rts- unb 8letnU erfeuf ttata FIR Gafb Sertanft.
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ENNA we EN- Yubliturn I'm &Gesmetnen bterntt an
FSA4M baB tb metnen @tearrt H. StDre BON Gambenfr.
nab So. 81 Sub Q~tbertsfr. frGber CAB. @UttqebuD Derleat
tabe. Mtetn Eager pom =
Giearren, Gaud>, @dnupfe unb &antrbade
tf wSbIafOrttrt unb t4 Uerbc mid befrebea mstne g6nnee
befens su be6ienen,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
SMALL p,xAND \AccI>ArIoS -lMpop

SMALL PoxA>p NAociNArioN -lMroR,
rASr 'roogsTinSs- Halle Journal OF
Health has the following -" From .x,en,
dsd aud close observation, tn. following
general deductions acsm to be warranted
l. lnlautiic Vaccination /, An ALMOST
perfect safeguard until the fourteenth year.
?. At the beginning OF fourteen the sys,
tenn gradually looses IL capability Of re-.
s'sience, until about twenty one. when
many persons become almost ~ liable to
small pox As II they had not been vaccine.
ted
3 This lisb,ii.y rerrsios in foil force uu.
I'll about fov,y-two. when the susceptibility
begins to decline, and continues for seven
yesfs 10 grow lees and lcss. beco ming ex.
.nct At about ANY. the period Of life when
the general revolution Of tho body begins
to take piscs. during which tho system
yi.lds to decay, or takes = new lease OF life
Tor two OF three .stms Of seven years
each.
4. Tho grand practical use 10 b. made
Of these statsmsnts 10 Lot every youth
b. rsvsccIns,~d on entering fourteen: let
several attempts be made 80 40 TO b. eer>
tain Of safety A. the mslady ia more
likely 10 prevail in cities during tho winter
special attention !. invited 10 the snhj~ct n,
it,. TINA
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LATEST NEWS

Sr Lor,.. Jsuustv !? III. R,,.,,
ca" ha. 'dv'ce' fro" Utah TO tn. i, '' y
December. VT
The troops were qusr'ered for III. vi.
At Fort Bridger. excep, Cookies c, ,,.. .''
which was at Hsrney's Fork. wh.,. ~
WA still a sea"t supply OF g'sss. '''
Fort B,idgsr !. being rebuilt, 70, Il.
purpose Of protecting the provisions. ~
The troops are well and comf.,,.,,
The weather IL mild.
There 10 provisions enough 10 Ia. Al,
June, on close allowance. w
Capt Marcy had gone to Tao, "a.
Santa Re to procure supplies.
Nearly two.ihi'ds OF III. aeio,.ls l..
longing TO the expedition had died.
The Motmons are making p,-ps,.,;,.,
to leave Tor the British possessions.
Pioneer parties have already left.
1t IL said that Col johnson il an 49,,
assured that the Mofmons will lesy. in n
Spring, tina, he does not AK Tor an inc,s,.
Of force
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", ass pleased to BE- able 10 report upon
reliable authority. that III. Southern Pacific
RsiIsssd 10 l.sicg sspid', advanced. and
,ha. shsss 10 no longer dcab: DO. that
the company vii BE- able to cosar'ess the
,squissd distance 10 time TO save tue charter
tDur contractor, cub contractors and many
Of our ei,issos dessrvs the highes, CONE
m~od.ticn for their timely essrticns &c pre-.
ven, . forfeiture Of the Franchise VI Ibis,
destined. from ito geographical position. at
no di.t.n, day to be The grsa, ,horousl.rs Of
the nation.
It il vel known .hat The financial cri.
ais sAa, hss -. scarcely subsidized threw =
gloom over the broad land and parsiixed
business in overy department. No,w'ih
standing this sn'barAssing condition Of
thipgs there were tboss smoug u, Wild
werc tw,nd willing to step forward ard
shoulder ~ei:h,y responsibilities. Msn.
Of our public spirited planter, alec come
10 tho r.scus--ssnt their hAnds upon the
work.
py this nosns confidence wAs increased
md wc arc proud to learn that a, present
tho prospects are migh, and confidence en-
nr~ly restored. The people became srous
ed to seus. OF their interest when Tits ssbs
ense. a work OF Acknowledged merit car
not fsil where 40 pslify = consideration ~
WAS required IN thls instance il demanded
We aiiude, Of eour.s 10 the smount "qpif'
81 TO save the charter. This 10 only the
beginning OF tho end Although We w,lI
In n few ds,s. or weeks st most. be blss.ed
with Railroad facililies. there is none 90 ael
hsh - not 10 desire i,s extension into the in
/ terror, and on, and on, sn,Il 1t fuflls the
grand objsc, contemplated Of i,s des,iny
Over seventeen miles Of the track are
now being daily passsd over by the oars
and many Of our planters who have moi
been fortunate enough to ship their cotton
will yet no doubt forward by means o.
the Road.
or tho state Of the finances Of the com
psny we know nothing. Bu, from the con-
Hhenes manifested BY those who have the
hes, right to know III. condition Of aHars
assurances mus, no. only be 1at,sring hu
reliable.
In conclusion, We viii only remark tina
the idea, from the bss, information vi
have been abIs to obtain J Of = salc unde'
tho assignment recently made will usveI
take place. Indeed. such thing is no lon
ge, seriously cor iemplsted
We shall 4, all times be please to furni.,
our re.dcra with all the facts in our pos
session respecting tho advsne-men, an,
I prospects OF this enterprise.
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II. Convention wss called 10 order by
the Chsirrnan Of the state Committee, IS
.ts,.d by K. +. Bro~r'iss AID 7 Decor
dnvs. Secretaries, 1t y O'Clock on Frida.
morui"g. s,b January.
Payer by Rev. Buck IIaris.
On motion OF Nj. ilowstton L,vscea,
John Marshall. Chairman Of State Cons
ml,,s., presided ~ Temporary President Of
shs Convention.
There wer. nearly sixty eouotl-s resu'
larry represented by credentials Of Dele
gs,-s.
The Convention was permanently organ
ned by the sPpoin,men, Of Hon. ". d X
TAYLOR, Of Ca... President. ard the follow
ios gentlemen COR Vice Presidents:
G.. q. Sheppard. ". r. Morton, " =
Oldh.n, ". T. johnson. and John Marshal
sncegrawrrs-P D-Co'dova. W. l.
Chalmers, f. + Calhoun. II II Ilaynie,
John I IIafcous,. Of Faysus. J. u. Tor
} Dltl, o. SoHUh'h, hHi Le'' ''"""6'""' W
williamson couaty.
NOMINATIONS.
MALcoLx u. GRAHAM, OF Rusa, tor
Attorney General
c. H. K.spoLrm. Of Houston couoty
/ Tor State Ir-s.urer.
CLrnsNr Il JeuSs. Of Hay. county. fo'
Comptroller OF Pubic Accounts.
Royal 4. WMExLrR. OF GslvesIon. for
Chief Jnsiics o, ID. Supreme Count.
CoNsrANrlSG ". BucxLxv, OF For!
Bend, ior Associate Justice.
PLATFORM.
Rtsolred. That tn. Democratic party o
tho State of Texas beutIly concur in, nn'
unanimously re hlhrm the principles OF ,h'
/ Democratic party OF the lulon and thu
[ Constitution. as embodied III III. Platoon
Of tho National Democratic Convention
held Ia CINCINNATI in June. 1856. and the
State Convention OF l~xss. At Waco, OF
the 4ih OF Missy. 1857. m n tue expression
Of ,bsi, political faith and opinion, believing
them to enbrsc ,hs only doctrines wheel
can preserve the integrity OF the Union Ant
the equal rights Of the Ststes.
Resoi,ed. That recent events in lh'
/ Cpiied Stx.ss Senate crsate IN our mind
= ssrou. apprehension tina, the great doe
time Of Non. Intervention, AID set forth II
that platform, 10 in danger Of being repu
dated by Congress through the ipsirumen
I tally OF members Of the National Demo
cratic Party. distinguished alike for 'hei
political Influence over the public ssnt
msnt al the Moth. and their pas, decln
atone IN favor VI said doctrine, and tina
We now consider II our dot, to set forth
to the county the course ,hHt We shall b'
compelled to take IN that serious and do
/ plofabls emergency.
Resolved. lhs, we request tho represent
xiises of the people OF Texs., In Legsla
ture assembled. to provide. "A, the presen
session, for the Executive Of the State APP
pointing suitable Delegates to a Convention
OF Southern States, which may be hefsaite
assembled for the purpose OF consul'ai'oI
and advice Tor the general welfare Of ,E'
/ South,
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The most inpof'act portion Of the dis.
patches scnt by Col JouNsroS is embraced
IN tn. following orders. issued by D. L.
WrLLs, commander OF the Mormon troops
These orders were found in the possession
e Joseph fsylnr. to whom they were -d
dressed. when he WAS csp'ured hy dc
tachm-nt of Col. Alexsnd.fs forces
HkAporaRrrRs EASTERN EXPEDITION,
f" Camp near Chacle Care, Oct 1867
MAJ II JosrrH TAYLOR You will pro
coed with all possible di-pstch, without in,
luriug your animals. to the Oregon soad.
nr..r the bend Of Near river, north b, east
OF this place Take Close aud correct ob,
srtva,on. OF the country GA your route
when you approach the road s.nd scouf.
on sh.sd to ascertain II til. Invading ,ro"ps
have pass I'd thu, way II th-y hs.- passed
TAX. concealed ,ou,e aud get ahead OF
them. Express 10 Col u nrn. who Is
now on that toad and ia tn. vicinity oi the
troops. aud IF eta luurli"n with h'm, 50
~ to operate IN couc"ft. On s-""rtniuiug
ia. locnit, ot route oi III. troops. proceed
At once to annoy them IN every po.sil IL
WAY. - every esrrtion IN stamped
thsir animals aud at fr- to their trains
Burn the whole conuiry before them aud
on their h,uks Keep them from slcepi z
b, night SURPRISED. Biz, kad. the road b,
telling trres, or destroying 'v~r ford. where
YOU can. Watch for orr"r'unlie. 10 set
fire TO tina gras. on their wluwstd, So AS II
possible to envelope their trains Leay"
no grass before them tnst can b. h1rn,
k-.p Your n-n concealed NJ much "a pos
sIhle, and guard sgsius, surpusc. Keep
scouts out at ali times, and communication
open with Col. Benton, Maj McAlli.,cr.
aud O p Rockwell. who sr- operating IN
the ssme way, Keep nae advised daily Of
your movements, and ever, step the troops
take aud IN what direction. God bless
YOU and give you success Your brother ia
thfist, DANIra t. WlLLs
up : II thu troops have not passed or
have turned in this direction, follow in their
rsar and continue to annoy them burning
any trans they may leave lake no life,
hu, destroy their trains and stampede or
drive away their suimnls 1T every opporlu
NIFTY. d, L. ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23


NJ IN. fo,cs ..,, .,.,,,, &C., Wake, bv
p...l,.' rl. .l. u,,..
'''''' 's' ""'' ''"'''
'nc'"u'"s o"eef'' was 'oo' 'h"y were
dDpossd Of IL four boats with three twelve
pound and one twerty.four pound howi,.
On, Eo.l.. il, om..,d IN.
a..
me" were arms" VII" '""Po' ""'"'e
'itie's and Cs'hines.
Capt. o".eoey, OF The br'osh'''p b'uns'
wick f'oht'td her services on' 'hey were
refused by 'o'n'nod"fs f"ui''ng'
Ever, 1l'"g being ''"'y' .t' one &C.
count, Ioo t""f'nes ''o" MO ""h"'" a"d
700 sailors ho" IN" """Hsh ""d >''a'os"
jumped '"to til" 'nn"chs.. tremendous So"
making the i1s' very d'fnc"l' OF accom-
p'''"en' ye''"e u""o" regularity M" '"'
mn" pe''"r' h,se'p'hs were observer
throughout ~" 'c'"e WIZ" '"s "''y
boats dancing o" mo waves '"'' 81 "f"''n
men. IN. launches VII" Tue" WE'VE pon"u
ho"''fef', fhs 'h'rs ~m s"'p'o' '"r '"nen
s'*'"'. an" III" "'''sh I'M" OF D""'" '"'P
b'u"A"'ck IN ia" oS'oo'' was "''p"ae"n'
Tue 'snd'ns wa. '"re'e" "''"""' '"e s'e"',
est scc'dsa' 'hs'" was no appearance o,
any contemplated 'es'"'"'" %" Tue par o'
walker. "hr" '"p', I"g'' "'pp'" 'p''
wa'd. "nd presented aus de"'""" 'ot "'s
surrender, Ten. w. '"p'"" ~ once |"a'
b"sle, Ia" hnder your o'de''
Correspondent" % NO ""'A'' "us ''''
sG'"ss 'h' scene o" ""S'" '"' ""'''' ''.'''
steamer f"''on AZ rum" N'e"Ss' ""'"
Walker. after MS s"'fe"'"' VEN o" o'n'"'
! hao P'"ee"e" num- M" r"' s's"'''e
so"'' VI" "'"'"s'' ""'" '''' ''"''' '''',
over u" t'''' Efe'y ~" !" s'' '"' crow"
OF officers s''o'' ma marines wa, ''A'"'"
to see 'he efr!'ry'" """' ar" '"""'
SAND 'ymp''"'.. wore e'p'e'se" 'o' "'s '"t =,
tunes 'o". '""''''R inquire" VI W.
mat WA. '"e "e"s'" Nv" y" "."s W."
"".' no p'""N 'e".u' ~" -" ~"f, ",
e'acf'"'s A''s"'''s nv Wv ''"''"' "'''
WY o''wee" '"' e""s wy az" s"'' '"'
"s '"'' 70 0'e".'"' y "'"S' o','' -,
NJ '"' s""s ","' 'N','''"s Tvs "a"''
a" "f"e'A "'s", ''p'"",' Wv Pa
ooef' ~" "A"s NV ' "'''V'e "'"" o''"
400" Tor moment !" s'sp'"'e' "'' 're'
anu commanding 'o'"' u Wv "''' v'''e'
almost sa"''"s ''"'" e'e"' ''' ''"',' ou'
co"'P"o' "s.a' " "'' ','',"' ""' "'''''y
ch's"s"' me TWO 700" c""'' 70 '"''e'''
""e" 'ns "e"e'"' "S' :" '''''u"' " Wv
s'e''''Jnsoee o' ,"'s 'o"n'n AZ" "lp"'""s
reverse mat hSd nus e'''eh'" ~" DOW" ~
"s VICTORIOUS c"''e'' 'o"' "'' '''s WV. W.
VIVA 'a'e' ""'' e'''y ''"''" W "''''''
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MAasaAtL UMvEssfsy by reference 10
institution Wi eio,e on the 9Th Of February,
and the exen -es OF the Spring session will
eommencs Immediately without any vacation.
This College ranks rs one Of the ir.i in this
PIT OF the county, and with n A. EzgLl A n.
President. and i,.'prsssn, corp, Of Professor.
and Teachers, Student. vii rapidly advance in
their siudl~s To add TO the attractions Of this
Institution tn terms Of tuition are below whn,
might rcaso nably DO expected from tho adysn.
toyes il Offers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23


JK. Snowd-o. Esq. Director Of The L
5. Mint, hes just Published = pamphlet,
sad, i: ia ssid, with the sppfossI OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury, In which he
advocates 6nnncisl measures which 10
thinks will secure to the people at once .
safe treasury and \ sound currency.
They are:
!. To authorize certificates TO bs 10
sued on deposits OF gold bullion ct the
Mint aud 10 brsncbss. aud At the Assay
Oilics. in convenient gums. At the option Of
th. deposition. and pay able to bearer.
2 To permit similar cert6cs.es I" DO
Issued y, the Mints, aud At the Treasury
and Assistant Vfea.ur'es Of the U"'tsd
States, on deposits Of the gold come Of The
United States.
The advantages claimed. are
|. SECURITY. This Will he resdily
admitted, Tor 10 better could possibly be
given than a specie ba.is with the guaran.
Tee OF the government
.. 10 i.esen the Practice Of Hoard
iuQ. Il holders could be made nnlnesi'on
Ally secure. there would BE- no ipduremeut
10 hoard TO show the .aieut OF the evil
OF boarding, il may he briefly stated that
of the three hundred millions of specie
known to b. held IN the United States. less
than one hundred millions are in circulation
md held 10y banks.
3 The specie deposited would not be
withdraw from circulation,
1, The specie deposited Wound cons,'
IA h. a n n