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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

Blanks! BlAmks!!
Warrsntee Deeds,
Deeds Of Trust.
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattol Mortgages,
Attachment Bonds.
Power OF Attorney,
Original Notices,
Justices Blanks,
6horiAs Blanks,
Confessions Of judgment.
Oonstables' Blanks,
Replevln Bonds.
An1 stAsss - humorous - asatisu, q ne
State DE N 90 = At ORRIOR
pvtntsA N shs Meet sevss unasthls
IL CyH6s'e JMachtsss Work..
on. SCOTT AID Snos1ah
TOwNsEND 4 COLLI1R.
SUCCESSORS 70 TOWNaxHD zAXEv< 40.
Nasufnslasen q
1mpeovoa oooa1latan6 en0 onao Va,,e
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

- HFRRIOK'S MATCHLv6S vEGET ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over nve millions Of boxes are
USED annually, giving Employment to eighty. five men
and women 10 put hem up. Their cures are mum.
bered by thousands-their praises the tongues Of
ali. Cnizeos Of Davenport and elsewhere, have you
ever used themp Put up In English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
- cents! I've boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

TRIALS OF BLooMER.-A Dress Reform
Convention in session at Auburn last week.
was we'll attended. Mrs. Joy, of Syracuse,
made the speech of the occasion. Mrs.
Choate, Of Syracuse, related. with evident
embarrassment, the many trials and tribu.
lations she passed through in adopting the
dress of the retormers. Her friends to the
number Of thirty or more, left her, and she
felt alone in the world. When she passed
through the streets of Syracuse, her native
place, no gentleman would touch his hat to
her but on many occasions had actually
avoided her by popping down the alley, or
running up a neighboring stairway. When
she passed through the streets, the sly in
uendoes, the indicate illusions, the winks
and shrubs of the men on the sidewalk,
went to her soul like steel but she had re-
solved on liberty or death. short skirts or
nothing, and. regardless of the loss OF
friends. she chung to the Boomers. She
did so because it gave her freedom Of 10.
comot'on. capacity TO expand health,
strength and all the desirable constituents
of robust and powerful physical organ
ism.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

$500 YsAB.-Wanted an ACTIVE, HONEST
man IN every county in tho States. TO travel and
canvas for the NEW YoRK 0AN - beautiful
" illustrated monthly journal. 10 suitable, active
men. salary Of $500 per year and small commits
sion Will be paid. Address
@. p. BRI4roz, Publisher, 80 Besknan st., n. +.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

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The cid InleDdsae llse % - rests aeaan.
TM1 P1uCg ~ DEB1 DOWN.
Opposition oousteds ooupsstalon Deaea
WA ~ seeDaDe1 err 1lasAot Heees e Ne. r
~ - sssss, 81 l. ~ ~ = ss2s 49, =
- - 4egop - 60 anlnea -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07
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H n M q " - hS
IIARDWARB on COMNIS0ION-The subscy3.
II Der has removed his entire stock Of HARDWAaD
TO his new store In Nichols Dloc, corner Of 0eeond
and Brady streets, aen Of tie BROAD AXE, wAege
he will keep o. hand general asoost0ent Of geods
In his line.
CARPENTERS, BUzLE rs.
BLACKSNZTHH, kACHZNZSZH
TZNNNERS AND ERAERG
WiIl here md . isrss and veil alsssesd stoek q
0kelf and HeaCv H9rdoCOss
vhisA vim b sosl ~ ~ nAsssiGssd q ~ %
twenty I've PR cent lee than sve9 6e1ose o0rod =
TIT 1arkoe.
0oantU dealers con lsy q tAis sleee q q ~
rat0 - - =. Lsais o. Ohica0p. Oall - e1n11no
hslbre porehaGlne dssWAsss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

lately pending be,wuu the Southern fso'Ac IL,
X %. and The Purchasers undyr ths d''i ~
trust. Is an event, raugit with the happts' ''F
.eousnc,-. to the io,khoiiers and cndie'' g"
th.' Company tu tae l-op'e OF siafisVn county
Of the state aud ol toe mon
Et.alret That whatever may have o@n we
rr-u,- aud m.smaiagru5 90 81 iA., oWpahl y
has asas much L4t Is worthy OF "rpt"" A.
1.fsu,rb IL u.eaf,s .urv,y iss 5stn msdc 10
tae Pacific. q nisnsirarug toe auPr"hN 81
tins route over oil utbrrs y mas CONSTRUCT y
,.e,,,, u,ils Of Railroad 30 i,Nns and thereby
saved th, ,aluab charter ~ ii- incorporation
4, the -outh aud 10 tp pueuifs @fsr body
ei Stockholders has. hetn aad'd 10 o. scattered
from Naine 90 a Horn.a, composed ol men ''
,uierrri,r. talent wealth. aud uiimnee. Thereby
giving ths ompany e. mmahng position
uud through whUce active Attiinrs lHf true
m..r,ts ii, lis route have h,cu presented With
such force that thry are at pfU,ui uhivrfsA. y
acknowledged.
Ess4,st 1hsi the errors and u.I.uauag' u.nt
Of Tbs nmpany. ARE justly ,harF' ah.r q" I'
,Air.i.. a, ITS and employees u lig OIpi ~nY.
aod go, o. ihr innocent uud c1nttug .tasAtel-
d... who have Invested llrit ments 'n ib, go.
igp..... and thli Justice grud aith ami ,nund
u,'e, damafd that thlsc stockholders suou d
i,t, ever, a.,aaue, 'hs' they can rely npon oar
-,muafhv ouf knd feeling. auf protection ol
'irIf interest. equally With oHr own. and mat
lev have uehlHg tn uppretrud ron lh' a'it'.n o.
i.,r.t.n Unhy Gostuui,m pi irNa- ri W. atvs.
E...af That tb.4 r1ad intended o. traN w.
tia. I.rtf. al 4uf Stale UiIl bc 0l E,a.,HNtH.r
b.f.gt So r,t vp'r'iou OBJ. u and iii u yN-h'
q. tud hsl,.., u.I receive 'ho and a'd tn'
caarlg, iH,a' e d.. e.".e 20 l'Na' en- mast
ps.Jr.J That tLr lflnle If TINS sn'efpfr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15
JUDGE YRAznS OPINION
M,R,uAll. TtxAs. April II, 1859.

Hos. { \. FsAzrg,
Dear ~, On account If the gencr'
al interest flt. not only IA IcNas' uu'
ihrousbou, the legal md financial c'l'l's
nf ,hr United states, in Va, decision OF the
case of the state d Texas -. the :. 7.
Il X Company wc bnvr Thought 1t h'N,
Z, rru,rt Inc ca,c ton publ, aiion, ana
have At, mptcd to give . substantial re-
rort nf yonr opinion delivered N The
case VIII y"u hc so kiud aS To- 'N'l,
me the manuscript Ut thu SAM h'uN ''''
accompanying and correct # erroneous
and give the same the sanction OF Hon'
written approval, and phlgc
Yours. respectfully,
". +. NIL,
K Y RICHARDSON,
Il Mex Al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

Tie u X iury Messenger brings tio
painful uirll .cuee 90 tie death OF JFdse
l.atii.,,r. editor ST che Dallas Herald.
lie died VI Wednesday morning, the
Oh inst. The Mss rsef states, that
hi. death was believed to have been
caused 10y blow nu the bead from a
stick II w,p4d which he was csrrylng GA
hs sh nldrr into bis dwelling and with
which he unfortunately frll as be- eater
cd to- door The stick struck BIN just
above the temple. leaving slight
scratch THE hurt WIS not regarded Is
srf,u. at the time. and ha retired 10 bed
as usual During fhc night bee awoke
and complained Of feeling badly y
physician WAS sent fr, aud shortly after
hi, arrival NJ Latmrr became deliripu-
aud continued ia hat state untJl his
death. which iool. place at o'cl"ck ia
the morning H. Was buried. with Ma
san'e hauors.
Iui.r Latimcr was one of the most
accomplished and iprcihlc writers con
uec'ed with the rxts press HIS lyle
was remarkably easy graceful fluent.
pcr.pcuous, and commanding. There
was . claron ring IN hj, souuous and
we'll luHrd periods, which gave a pecu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15
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lIorsr0N ANb TFx,S rESrRN RAILROAD
Culuud Adams contract to build eighty
two and hall milrs oi the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad will take that
road to the ueighburhoud of Horn Hi, IN
Limestone county accessible to the
whole cotton rcgiun Of central Texas, and
much OF the wheat growing region ut the
state Cnl Adams commences work
where Nf Brcmund leaves Of thirty-iwo
and half miles above iIempslead, or
clghtytlw" and halt miles above llous-
ton Mr. Brcmond has nearly four hundred
hands at work, and his contract must hc
completed hy the first Of November Col
Adams is to have fifty miles IN running or.
der hy the FIRST Of July, 1860, aud thirty.
two aud half miles by the first Of No.
vcmbcr following. He is to do every.
thing grpdc the road, buy aud lay the
iron, furnish ties, build water tanks, &c.
The company's design is to build twenty
five miles Of road every year until the
terminus on Red River isrcached. - SA,r.
man Pair,a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

n. wnss. ~ Postmaster II fAi. p'ass has anaiy
rssAsd ~ With statement Of tho i'nss Of arrival
~ A.pssare II sur nails Witch We pablsh for ~
bss.a: II ~. NAssAst readers.
Mail. ,.r kvste HE Cor Kaafn,n W way Of Gilfnsr
and oSt.ss. sss "a. Aass.,,,, and y, c'.rk.se, by
cay Il Ssssrsss. ,ssvs Monday Wednesday ana w
t.y, snA AsTsss Iss-ay. Thur '!ss aad sA'n'asy'
H.l. f.on sncvepsn and i!rnder.on arr'r' On
nsa4Ay. welss-d.y. and frid.y. And 'savs Ias.day'
rAar..isy and Sssurd'y.
Nail b Port caiAi leave. Tuesday. Thursday and
A,,ardsy md arrive. the sam. day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

ar Several Of our subscribers complain Of
not receiving their papars IN time The delay
arises from the want of assistance in our oilirc
We have been advertising for printer for
nonih During the present week vs. have
abored until eleven or twelve O'Clock nearly
every night and a, last 90 to pres late Saturday
evening when our paper should be issued Friday
morning
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15
RAILROAD MEETING


According te pfrvrtu. uttic", the clil-
zru- at Harrison county. assembled st
fh, e. ut House "a Marshall. n Nrdnos-
dnN. the 1871 u~t, To- express their ap.
probation IT thr trHprnui-o, winch haa
been Effected and between the twt
c5nfcuJup R,nlubd Companies
lt-mrrtrg was urgtnl.d by calling
Judge Ia,rrh Mason To- thc CHAR and
,lacuns Coo l. lill secretary
On motion, committee Of six was
appointed by the char ~ drail rrcams
Die and resolutions expressive Of the
srptsc OF the meeting, to-wtti Mrssfs j.
NJ f-hall. Il " louehcry, Gtl VI Kay,
IS G swanson. u ~mallry. and j White
horn. who reported the following winch
were adopted
Your Committee, having been en-
powered to express the sense OF this
mccuug. beg respectfully 20 report,
IL $500 tublnc neu and ~, people NJ
lrN.s~ have rcglrt"G, g.. ..,ptr,, wears. the
project 1T constructing itu.reaa BE-, ADS
Pacific. with drrp sailcludr Ihat ~
tat back rs lol9 prbhc attention was
drawn to b, as e -u' .le'' # commanding
Importance. That u 1850, partial *
am nation was mti,. vi tn" route upon
the 32d parsll,l If latitude running To-
r. Pa,o. the result 1T which drnru-trA
ted the ltct shat rutl constructed upon
.Nal line would hc much shorter attrnd-
cd with fewer i iliculrics. and would C"~t
~ least q bundled mHIlluns NJ dollars less
than tine \urihtlu road then lu CantpW+
plnrtDn That III 1852 the Government
Texas. lu"krg to the great adynn'
thers Of such "a road running through
tIc hear, 81 our territory bearing upon
/, put alnuc the commerce and travel ui
California. tut the immense trade ~ our
own country and ol Europe with ASIA;
that 1t would pour IA upon Us wealth
aud emigration, aud act ds "A great ar
terry. strengthening and sustaining all
other rrpds, thereby enabling rs 10 ran.
ifv our State with Railroads, and develop
ia a fw years results which centuries
have mo-, accomplished cl.cwhcrc and
render Texas. within q bret period, M
numerical strength and resources rs she
Is Iu ~. the empire state ut the south,
mtip liberal provisions through lWr leg
i.lAture to ,erurc this road That Iu
lsht. the Guyeunucnt IT Texas. regard
u @ with renewed favor this road, and its
advantages mot atone iu Texas. hut 30
the whole country, aud particularly To-
tine : nth. determined hy bold and 1.-The
ial policy 90 ~ccurc it through her tern
tory II was hct fortune to POSSESS an un.
appropriated puhlic domain of upwards
al 100 u0U UuD # ,rtps of land uuI soy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

~ The opiniou Of judge Frazer in the
Company Tor a forfeiture oi charter which We
publish in this issue Of onr paper, also appears
in the Flag Of today Oar coiempory will now
perceive that the report II that decision which
he has given and which has bean extensively
copied abroad vas Incorrect and he will also
see. and tbe public will note the tact, that the
declaration made 10y ~ that every material
poin, raised by the counsel Of the old company
vas Sustained by the Judge Is ius, ~ We re-
reported i This rpori IS given not rs Judge
fraz,ts recollection of wha, be said bu, a, The
repot, Of two eminen, awy,c occupying oppo
site positions !, is therefor, conclusive, and
cuts Of casl The opinion Of the Judge vns
marked hy clcarness OF style and measured cnuu
eiatlpu How be could be misunderstood was
to Us inesplicablc Not desiring 10 &c, into an
jlle and improbable controversy sith thc Flag.
~e dnsnned TO wait for this report satisfied
that il would convey "A mere forcible rtbuke TO
our contemporary than ANYTHING We might say
A FKAKstL Fa,I---Oar whole community
wrsc greatly alarmed ~ Saelis last ffnm the
painful intelligence that Hon " H. ochil,rec.
Of this place. Was thrown fro,n the bridge at
Jef,rson- and in all probability killed Judge
q. Was crossing The bridge over Big Cypress,
just this side oi Jefferson in a buggy, when his
hofsc Gaming frightened backed the buggy
against thr railing. II unfortunately gave way,
asd horse, buggy. and rider we've hurled over
the bridge TO the ground below u distance Of
ebos twenty two Get. Tie fall was a fearful one.
We IRE HAPPY IN being able 10 state tina, though
Utoeuly bruiscd th~ Judge was no, seriously in.
jsrs1 Il ~ = moneo, Of imnnen, peril, and
~ 0ssps Iron sudden death s&ns almo-t mi
ncse1eaA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

aud good feeling. and we have no doubt
will have happy eject wherever there
are those who appreciate the value oil
,hi. great enterprise. or are Identified
with il ia interest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

~ Our cnt,rprising friead, Messr J \
Coleman o, have just received and rpcnel
large and beautiful stock oi goods, which have
only to be Seen to b. admired Their cstab-
iis!men' is quite gay and attractive, and We
would advise their rienIs to call on them without
delay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

10- Mr. Il + Iiylc has manifested his usual
exquisite taste in The selection Of his pr,rcut
Gock oil good, For richness and variety they
cannot b. surpassed. IT. claims to have re-
ccvcd an exceedingly snail stock. Our fair
friends, who wish to avoid temptation, viii Of
course no, be deceived by such gammou.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

The exploit of VIM. Tell has stimn-
lated u weaver at Spire to try his hand
at rifle practice on his young son, on
whose head he placed pota,o and
brought down the tuher at one hundred
yards. He was arrested, and the ayis.
.rstc cent him 70 Jail f,r wnck
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

f asrIt ~ gH0 isHrt WH lhSlHu'' ny
the Attorney Grueinl 1T thc Nla'r ulu''
tlt direction II thr N"Nriltl. '"' r"'N
the ol wing cau,cs Of forfeiture "I
charter against this Company
l-t \ tulprr i1 utN' a ''f''' w.
tie Comptroller ct ih" state, "'h-
,he capital -t.gk and the operations 90,
tho Company iN the ic10 1890 "'"
lsa6
2u1 Holding meetings "l ~" T'''
halier- and ppDtn1~ uni ~ ''' S|"'' "'
icNas
Sid lsolrsurN - VA '"uP'Nf
it4 lu ,u,p,nduS lO' 'Hh~''''''.'H
o. ill., work
lh Permitting aside nldHf " 'i''
of Thus
6tb i.r u't having n'l.h' "
the Director. an' iW i1''''l'n' ~ y '''
President e. rc>lGsu 'R H'a'' '' icy.
70, ,u and ,ucc thc ltN u'1 '' JUN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

claim the forfeiture has accrued ~
upon this advice the Cove rnor NAV -.
omtneud the Legislature to Initial. A,
rr,pcr proceedings to have the t,l.,'
urr declared but such advice and ,,
commentator being given, their pow",
i. At an end. until the Legislature o..
sid, r. of the matter So advised and ~
Commended and determines for n.y.,
,.h,, ,,prs, to pursue. |, may A.
,.,,.ys and cnurluslons dif|,r,n, {.
H., advised and recommended nv,
C..,.,nor and Attorney General al l
eide mn, 10 claim the forfeiture or
may ,don, their suggestions end a."
rrnr,rdinos ia recall the franchise
These opiuipns are entertained al
.,,,,c..,d witb,,u, intending fla. IL.
rsi reflection upon the motives ar
intelligence Of the Governor lv vi
direction. II is admitted. TIN, .p,, H.
been brought on upon the Attorney Gen.
cral who has brought IT. No one hmws
brt'rr than do, Their purity Of purpose
and their accurate and commanding IN.
tclllgrucc Know That they would b.,
attempt the exercise Of any powers
which they de- not believe To he CLEARLY
delegated 10 them, and, as before IL
marked; the most honest minds may well
df ,t upon this question. To my mind
nothing is clearer than that the cove
nor the Legislature OF the Judiciary caa
only exercise powers cNpreNl delcca
ted They cannot claim power Ivy h..
trudmcui or construction nhhur TO-
dicia l.cgi,lali' n; and II ! believed that
could in nay discretion assume hirs
ditlou over matters not eSprcssl con.
iidcd IT, nae, ~ u Judge, by the cuustiln.
tiou and laws, ! would resign NY unicc
before signing this Judgment.
The nrNi pulht ON iitt drmhffrI ~, that
the STATE has 'cfHot Ms right L. clam
tins alleged forfeiture, ami that ihis IS
Shown by the acts 81 the Legislature. 10
reference le tins Company made paa
~ ihr peiiu"h ru tins east
The nigh, ui III" state 10 make 'h.
waiver io conceded hN ttH Counsel i,s
the state aud that II madr 1t may apply
90 all ID" alleged can>fS ~ h4icdut
The cm~,I II the defendant coH'ua
t1t i'e vet If trlrHtf! .ih, 1873 t'n
u.t apply !" ~" company, lt'"usr
W's enacted sh'.' 4h'h,'E '' '.' daie 80
rs ,h"t''I l"''N ny.
SHOWN % 'h' ''l''h '''i 'nc Wp''!
m~l organ "a Ni'' f'u,' 800 S,ll''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

huaoAD sconreovisR. Intended to
Aavv psblshed III Railroad compromise this
uerk, Lat hAvc hses a,scsd to lay i, over for
~ ~aes ~ rom
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

'i'''S "'' "''' ','. .l..It-n,.i 49,,
"'t'l ''''''' " 49,, ',.,,b ,,.,
',.'1...'. .T'',...f,T.t, rln..,. r.tl..
..., .,,.,..,.r. vLl, ,.llt,..,,u lot
i..'.. .,I.., u..,.- ,,.l.,j .l,,.-, f.r...,.
.., t,,t. r,,L I'm , .,r..p. ., i.,,..u.
~, ,hn.l ..,..,,.l ,,..,v.
Asd genial p.'n, i, lr,r, ap., moe.
rherrh and oc'' tar .'nd
\ gay tri jos 'n, ptrty ut llo fair henn-
ru,s .ud gallant cavaliers # Marshall
were m roaie lpr the depot 81 th" + L
L We Orcmg uur II tltc party, ~hiil
hereafter -pcak u the plural were bound
tr Petersburg the EASTERN rW.uu~ Z
the road - mIc~ lrw NUSmil We
were gdng 10 response To- a CORDIAL lea.
,ititluu. extended ln ns 10y our esteemed
iclluvcH2ru. pr w e. swanson. II
was generally understood that There
w"hi1 h' pre- hl' '"Hf u'H|l al '"'
Lake terminus a" Tue r''d.
On wing "t 'h' depot we were
greeted pN lu' F''tr ana E'h'',N'"'l
conductors, M.SsfS. h.b'iiS ana 9'N'
wh" tm'nrlhi'iN laced the cars 't eur
d'SN".h l'r 'lI'i "'''''E 'h,"i i'N'l
NOTES, now i''h '"'N'IE HI'h'' N
rh"rr Wr7rui lhwl' was ihr accom-
pi9h'd Mr. ANA lh h'r c'Nall't' re-
'nSn'"'u We '.' 'hI '',"'N''''''- '''l'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

~ See tho law card Of Ne.srs Pope 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

~ Thank. to the officers II the steamer
y. l.. ilcdgc for late papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

~ Pr A. : johnson will accept M thanks
for city papcrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

r. Ncssrs W + Hill, K ' Richardson,
aud c. Mckay
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RECEIPTS OF THE REPUBLICAN

See Act. NJ l-5l .ca page "a 70 relation to e-,m5'
- Il rci4nas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

~ The following table viii lea ~ -erSias g Clerks
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-11

A DECIDED CHARAorER.-MissL Lucy Stew
art, Of South scituate, Mass, Torently died at
the great age of 90 years. The following
account is given Of her stra Ige personal his
tory:
Her father was white mRn-a sea oaptain,
and her mother full blooded Indian. She was
brought up in one of The first families in the
town Of Scituste aud had within year or two
lived in the family down to the fifth generation.
Within that time she had been unable to sup-
port herself and became an inmate of the aims.
house. She was woman of good manners,
and possessed great deal Of pride. She was
much ayerse TO going to the almshouso, and
uutil the day of her dJath was in the habit of
dressing herself in q very gay style She
requested. just before she died, to be laid out
in her bright pink dress, and 10 have on her
lace turban, which was decked very gaily with
feathers and snowy ribbons, snd her 'kerchef
round her neck. She also wished her coffin TO
be lined with flowers She also requested TO
to be buried in the burial ground, with and near
the family she had lived with most Of her days
She wished to be carried 10 the Methodist
Church, and have the Episcopal minister attend
her funeral. She requested the minister TO
state (Which he did that she had never hsen
out of the town, and had never entered a
church until the was carried in for burial.