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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

- ARRIVAL NDnsua.--xhe 49,
= ~ 80 .ss;:, ~ s::;:g :ts:su !, =: =.
sC rs.y' il ~ eisy q A ISeed. q vSbnAeps4 VI
.: 81 Z; q 'ss' s'st VA STS1thVapo,n n
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nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors
~ of the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company have declared . dividend OF FIVE PEE
cEsf. On the capital stock of the Company, ont OF
paysbie 10 the stock or their legal represen
tati ses al the cfice of the Company, and after
my sMtlIth WIN WILLIS. JR. sec'y.
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The ANSlvsRsARIEs-The May anniversaries ar

The ANNIysRsARIEs--The May anniversaries are
progressing in New York. A letter from there
dated the 1ftb, says: sss.. 1883
1t appears that the Sunday School Union of the
United States, during the year which closed March
81 1859, rendered important services to more than
100 schools, containing IL 600 teachers and 76-
600 children. The number of schools organic sd
and aided was 69l, number of teachers employ cd
&c, ,503; Eumber of scholars, lbs, ,019; number of
books furnished, IA ,43S volumes, making IS 40O,-
900 pages. During the last ten years $1,000 new
schools had been established where none previously
existed, and now contained 113,000 teachers and
$50, 600 scholars.
The Anti-savery Society had their anniversary
meeting yesterday, and the republican party we're
ienourced as on the side of slavery. The chief
speaker was W. L. Garrison, who, as usual, advo-
Gated dissolution Of the Union, and maDy other
foolish things. The South and its institutions
we're, by resolution, denounced of course. %
The American and Foreign Christian Uoion also
held its yearly meeting. They report $73,2 ,203 90
received, aud $72 $40 63 expended. They employ
in the home field 50 missionaries OF nine dsnomi-
nations. They have distributed 100000 pages of
religious matter. In the foreign field they have
rs missionaries. aG +
A convention of Baptist societies, which pro-
poses to consolidate the four great bible and be-
revolent societies Of the Baptist denomination, Is
also In session. There 10 large representation,
Especially from the Northern and Eastern States
numbering nearly ono thousand delegates.
The National Rcformatory Convention, OF those
Interested 10 conventions OF reformasory nature,
is alsoin session. ssf
The American Baptist Free Mission Society, CON-
posed OF Baptist churches Who refuse TO recognize
the christianity Of slave holding churches, repor
$4,000 ~ the year(s receipts, expended, $9,T00-
They have missions in Africa, Hayti, &C., and are
about ostablishing one in Japan. p ss
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Weaters Virgtaia On roats ior Liberia, under the
censrol og tue ageus Of the Cplonixatioa Soeietys
started sor Norfolk By vsy 81 Pstersesrg.. Only
twelve arrived, ths Others sscaped. prsisrring
slavery 10 freedom PfersbGy va-) Mkt.
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RAlRoApro ClRyELAxp.-The Huntsville Advos
cate SAYS the Railroad from Chattanooga 70 Clsves
land, Tenn, will be completed and the cars ruDs
ming over Il by the lst ssf June. This road cats
on the long elbow on the Csntral Eastern route
via Dalton, and secures very straight fetwsy
connection from Memphis 70 Washington city.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES
Ank TkE iEaALiZkD STANDARD,

f0A cnAkECT WAt0HV.
tdeostf schtca arost from discrepancy Of ,cesoM
otsspsea ons ~ Eitrhaals Scales IA ase hy tat hsiti
msfr r ana Osia Railroad Company and one ef an
car Maasfdcssrcr, Tccesay tried "a the Cbaaf
q tmmoa Peas. Rlifimore The case occupied The
as csStoa. stated tAs result n TIE eride,ce that
n.f accuracy of FdsT6sals Scales sous established
oetosed al question.
EXAMINE YOUR sCALEs.
AN sScoARKcT SCALE WILL gNAw rps VERY vTfALs
0ufcf An APPARENTLY PRosfRkoUs BUSINESS"
Icet sour Scales thoroughly. and If found pcor.
rSt throw them aside and buy one of Fairbanks'
ceieersted Scales, the universally acknowledged
standard for correct weight.
VoRD Or CAUTION.
Ihs tee9-e1trfl yspLt3;Qsa QF Aese Scales has in
cnFt tie rcssiers offsgSrfec and sooTthsss balances
4 cFsy Ara as 'faiTbasits' Scales" and purchsers
sdif tae'ssy AZ rsaay sastdnees bern subjected TO
fTaat1 ana nfnsi'sos,.
They can only be hsi In Richmond of CLARK
coN, ANDERSON a Co. No loe Main street. who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTAbLk PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER sCAaks
UNION, OF FAMILY SCALES
9R00RRS' SCALES
poRMANT FARMHOUSE SCALES
ESEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
Ano denver AZ short notice
WHEAT on HOPPER SCALES
ELouk PACKING SCALES
GOAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
EAk AND CATTLE SCALRs
RAlLROAD DEPOT SOALEs
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH IS-2ru
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FlAuDuLsxr VorIsa Tho Or


1. FlAuDuLssr VorIsa Tho Grand
Jury, n 10 said, will mako presentmsots against
number Of Iersons for illegal votioG ae the late
charter elections, and the courts will no donbt
punish with severity oil who are convicted OF the
offence. Such Grimes where wilfuIiy psrpetrated,
cannot be too severely dealt With, for the purify
OF the ballot box 10 the only means teR Tree
people, BY which 10 preserve their right OF select
tu9 their own represent tatives.
ConMlsslessls.--The Hsstings Court
yesterday mAde the fbllowiag changes IN the
Commisstcpers appointed BY them Tor Madison
ward, eaussof the fsct that three OF their aps
Howisou, George W. Randolph aud George Whits
Aeld, instead OF Msssrs. Z. Shepperson, George ".
0nliam and =. y. Smith. In the other vards %
changes were wedo. -
lunIRAL PaocnssIoM. .--Thea Odd Fel-
day aftefnoon 70 escort TO the grave the ye0aias
Of their late brother, R. II. Yarrisgton, who did
last Tuesday morning. sfb ~ =.
PLsAD GuIIrY.-MloAssl Riley, very
s::s: cam, ~ .s.s s.is e.
tobacco fron Va fsyio, ssd pissd e~ify: ne
Court theeeupoa ssntescsd hin % laber IN The
eeaiu gag ldr sixty days. sxaa ssaa -
Acov1srsp John b Dobson. iadictsd
Tor rsesiv1ng Dox u ssbacco lto@ MtchAel hiIsy,
knovin9 shs ssms b hsss besa stsfsa. vas tris6
before tks Hustisgs' Cesse ysa1sr6ay sd 80 atss
20. "a v--4-2--------.zz 2-------- .zz@--g eo4sts4
IvxsnrsnAses ID lhs Sfsst Destroyer
Al .ss,s he.otssss. 9 = sbasdassly provsa 81
tbs uskindnses IL ohariss B. Co1essla, wAc 90
cor nitted Is jeiI ysaeerdAy for AiDtug q peoyi1G
for III fanly, and pssveeting hIa vile from sasns
Ing q honsss livsliheod isr hsrssf and children
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MIssING.-A lady residing in Valley st.
reported to the police yesterday, that her sou, Q
o'clock the morning before and had not siscs bssn
heard from. He had been conaoed TO bis reon
With sore throat for nine days without eating, asd
fesrs are entertained that be has destroyed hims
self t 4.-- 80 a.. -
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AUSTRIAN MANIFESTO.

VIENNA, Tuesday, April 20 The official Weiner
Zeitung publishes 40 Imperial manifesto explain
ing in energetic words the necessity of war with
Sardinia. The manifesto appeals to the patriotism
of the faithful subjects Of Austria aud hopes for
the assistance Of the kindred German race, con-
nected az II 10 with Austria by origin and common
danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

RENARKABLE INCREASE OF EMIGRATION pre-
sent month ia likely to prove the most buoyaut iu
the emigrant passenger trade Of any within the
last two years. The, liverpool Times of the 23d
ult, has the following:
Since the commencement of the month, IL ships
have been cleared by the government emigration
officer at this port hsvipg board 81 so enis
chiefly bound for New York. The numbers carried
out by some of those vessels truly formidable;
for instance, the Constellation had on board 757
souls, and the Emerald Isle 77O souls, the latter
having sailed on Tuesday, the 19sh. or the total
number 1407 were Eaglish, only 81 Scotch, while
4640 were Irsh and 437 natives of other countries
Tue majority of the latter were Mormons-352.
chiefly Danes, haying-with 347 Euglish and s
Scotch; total 737 Mormous-sailed in the William
Tspscost for New York on the 11th instant. In
addition to the above the ships Great Western and
Jeromiah Thompson, with about 1400 passengers,
sailed from the Mersey on Thursday. the 2lst, and
and before the close of the moHth upward OF 1000
more are expected to embark, making the emigra.
ton to the States upward of TO- 900 in one month.
We may add that the monster clipper White Star
belonging to Messrs. n. r. Wilson and Chambers,
has been chartered toronvsy passengers, aud will
sail in the early part Of next mouth for New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

N. r, committsd suicide Tuesday BY shooting
blmssif through the hssd. Tue ball sstsrsd one
side Of bis hssd and passed ont at the other. Hs
vAs toundin the charchyHrd, lying on biz father
grave. =. .a - =. a
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THE REPORTED Russo-rsrycH rR,.ry

At the nomination in the city, Lord John Rus
sell said he did not believe in the existence of an
offensive aud defensive treaty between Russia and
France. The real estate Of the case, he believed,
wss that, in case Germany made war OH France,
there was treaty between the two Emperors for
extending the field OF the conict. Sufficient, how.
ever, wasknown to justify her Msjesty's Govern
ment In calling upon France to disclose the real
nature ofher relations with Russia.
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PRIvATK ADvIcEs PROM EunoPR.-Yhe following
fs an abstract Of letter per the aesamse Psrsie,
dated Liverpool, April 30th :-"Ths papsrs Of this
morning contain . dispatch from Vienna, dated
Friday. In which 10 appears that the olcial papers
there, have annoonced the declaration Of var By
Austria sgainst Sardinia. =. So .s.l 5s-..s'
"Roso!utions have occurred IN Tuscany and the
Italian duchiss. and ell Italy win sooa b In .
o.sxe, 10 consequences Of the aasoaEcsmsus Of eas.
psndsnce Of Italy 70 se-fg - v4EI
"rhe sseauner leaves st too early an hour 10 rive
yoo any nevs Of to-day's rsafkets Rents closed
In Paris yestsrday at 02f.i sil 81 - y ~ Z
such e the confesion anA alasn sov sxiseisg
that II b almost impossbls 10 pee1 ict The reeaH
OF the war on cotton. Purchases CO be nads,
however, at N penny dselfes ou shs vesk
"Cobdsu aod Bright have been vetusnS1 @ pass
lament BY large nsjoritiss." M .,,gI rs ',,Il
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THE STRENGTH OF EUROPEAN NArIoSALrrTs.-Per-
haps the best view OF the relative position Of tie
great nationalities of Europe can be obtained by
glance ct the following table:
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HAIR BsEADrH EScAPE.-A workman from Hud-
son, N Y, on Saturday had remarkable escape.
He had laid down upon tho track OF the Hudson
River Railroad, using the rail for pillow. When
the night express passed mp, the rattliag Of the
cars and the belowisg of the locomotive faiied TO
awaken him, anil - the train whi2zed past Il cut
of his hair close TO the scalp. Miraculous a. it
may appear, the man escaped injury, bnt his per.
sonal appearance 10 slighsly disngured.
ACHAn 70 DE PREssxrED 70 WV. ssIrR 0BRirN.
The Irish citizens Of Cincinnati have resolved to
present VIM. Smith OBriep with chair made
from black walnut. emblsmatical of the history
Of America and Ireland The seat II to be OF green
cloth. embroidered with gold the whole 10 Be aur.
mounted By the American eagle.
sfRAxsoA1 CoIIlssoH-on Friday, the o. inst :,
the STEAMBOATS, Cedar Rapids aud Lucie came 10
collisioe near Quincy, on the Northern Mississip-
pi. The Lucie May reached the shore, where she
sunk in about Ase inmates to the cabin floor. The
Cedar Rapids wss not damaged. Three deck pas.
Patrick Minus and Cornelius johnson ere missing
and we're doubtless drowned. -. =
An ExugrSa Bn.-The San EraEcisco National
Of the 18th ult, states that rhos Janes Of Buffalo,
New York, the head manager Of Welts, Fargo d
Co.'S house, made . bet Of ", 900 with CommodoFe
Vanderbilt, against the lastsrs magufncent 310,.
600 span Of horses, that the overland mail, with
dates OF the 2lst March, would arrive IL San Fran
cisco before the passengers BY the Nicsrsguan
lice steamer landed in this city. By the ARRIVAL
OF the overland mail yesterday, Jsnss wen the
soau Of horses. Tho bet Was made In the Uutou
Club, New York. James b iatsfestsd IN The But
ssrheld stage lips.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

Fractured LIMB.-Ye esterday morning., .
negro man named Anderson, In the employ Of
Messrs. Bslvin q Atkinson, fell or jumped froa
hearse, and fractured ono Of his logs BADLY. A.
derson had gotten mp with the driver, 6sA vas
carelessly sitting on the box when the horses
started to run. Ftr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

GaxuY On an TRavEs-H -Hosacs arsssy hss seast
cd on his trip TO California b. the overland se1ts
The ioiioving his fron the New Havsa Register is
sharp bot good-sasnFeds sPnileeoenss esceys 81
nose westward, ssd travel some months. hegIess
n uplortunasely round." vsss, sas aEA A5ststs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13
FINANCES OF VIRGINIA.

GOV. Wise has written q letter 70 X. A. Shsnds,
OF Rockingham county, In reply to series Of
questions regarding the state Of the nnanc,s Of
Virginia. The following extract sives the infors
nation 10 comprehensive form:
what amount the present tax bin yislds BE-
yona ordinary expsnsss of governneDt and pay.
The ans1sr Of the AUDITOR Il. IN ,hort. Aboabs,
$40 IS. This s estimated fof ttie yeaf endine yosh
September, 1850 The most, II not aii these de:
fcloncies were made 20 TALL on thij the cufrsnt
and on the last focal years. BY the end Of this
fiscal year there VIII Be but small balance OF
floating debt. comparatively. Your secoud auss
tion is Can the leading iizes be completed with
the present tax bilIi'
tyThe TO this b easy, being dependent upou
the answer Of the first. II the Surplus revenue,
beyond present ordinary expenses, and Interest
on public debt, estimating prospectivsly for az.
preparations BY the next General Assembly, be
% Ia now supposed or calculated, $506,5l6 IS Der
annum. = debt Of frs millions may be created at
once, addisx 100000 Of interest at per cent.
per anuum, tottout fncreasing The tdxes, and leave
ing q margin of more than 100000 Der aunum to
meet all contingencies.
The sinking fund 10 operating beautifully. and
VIII be still more efficient II the Lsgisisture viii
put take the tax cf State bonds and heed other
wiae recommendations Of the prudent and faithful
commissioners who now manage its peratIons- -
win the present tai bill We can easily complete
s.a 3ur leading lines, dd'dl aid all and make them
i
ana be prudent the next ten years
four third question il: "What can Be eot from
the tax on oystorsi"
You will shortly see Ia the Enduifer the fuIl re.
port OF tho Inspector Norfolk under the law for
soe better protection of slave property Under INV
orders he has reported tbs csrgoes of oysters Of
surplus inspected by him. His report don't em-
brace more than one-6fth, and you win see hi.
estimates upon that. am confident We ca q real
iAs rom oysters, per annum, revenue of at least
$zeoooo. He estimates 100000 at cents Der
bushel. a Asa P0i
lie shows that there must be more than tventv
millions OF bushels carried oat Of the State eyery
year, which, at 3 cts, would yield 5000 900
Deduct all expenses, So GOO
Estimated by him. S55o ooo
allow so per cent for evasions of the law. on
my estimate at $3.50, 900.
sesides oysters you have . more certain, less
troublesome, and more fruitful source Of revenue
IN insurance. You complain of Northern aggres ;
sions; none costs ne more money than the tax
upon Insurance. waich cur people Voluntarily pay.
1t is not short of $760000 per auuum. Why not
let this be made to fow 10 TO the Treasury
Respectfully, yours,
rixt v1va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

CPARKLING CATAWBA WINE.-10
~ cases genrin esparkling CATAWBA WINE. on
consignment and for sale low.
NH Its OUbk.
CEED POTATOE6.-200 bushels prime
~ New Jersey MERGERS and California seed Pota,
toes. fer sale By
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

g TIE GRAND JURY OF the Hustinks Court
Of two house, reported 10 ths Court tyre bills
against the following persons for niedsmsauess:
Frederick Fieldman, stealing 12 worth Of beef
from Peter Lawson, on the 18th Of February last.
John ]. Ray. insulting and thrsasenine % @.
sauit Charles @ Elicit, On AldsFmas % ne city,
while 70 the discharge Of bis ofactsi Ausy On tie
28th Of March last. 90 -,
r. W. Mc0es, for stealing . cost ltc0 AIbion
Crump, at the theatrs, on the 7th cf jeovary.
James Wells, Tor promoting lottery lbe usooey
on the 10Th Of April last. = -s ,'srsggEe
The Grand Jury then adjourned 70 msst again
to-day. sn 47t1fH1- Isl " ''F31
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To-day another good race ia anticipated, and q
large attendance 10 expected. Those who prefer
TO walk. can readily do 80, as Fairfield is but o
short distance from the centre of the city, and
the bysways leading to Ii are pleasant. z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

Posr Roufs DncoRrnuKD -fhs tsrritorial restes
between Nsosha, No., and Albuqsssqus, n. n,
and between Kansas, No., ssA sseeAsee, Csl, which
we're let 10 coatsact Lest year, hase besn dloeens
let day Of July next For some time Dase t. ! q
appears from the reports on le IN the dspeelnsss)
the ssrvics upon both fthese routes hos ben 81
most entirely interrupted. 3 ~ Es $3.50. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

The news by the Persia has been pretty fully
s,ven by telegraph. Tho following details, how.
ever, are Of Interests 80 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

The heads of the Laboratory Department At
.Woolwieh we're yesterday summoned by telegraph
to meet In Committee at the War Department, Pail
Mall Extra hands we're taken on at the Labora-
tory, yesterday. Upward of loo, 900 shot and SHE'LL
and 100 siege and other guns, have been delivered
for transport to Gibralter alone during the present
month, and corresponding number for Malta aud
4 hal Tsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

Austria .Iss ss3 81 $50 co, ono 7as ga is s52
France ..36 02s. .sA l.436.t0o&0 4O9.0o2 4sl 4.4,A
Fri,1a ,na a.s7,a.4 3774.4ss ceo l7ssis 40 1905
Prussia 346 625 ISL $40 600 127 742 os lss
Russa .... "a G9l O0l 4S3 000 OOO 7OBO0 2G7 9OGO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice Of Law In the city Of Richmond.
Once In Beiyin's New Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. a&-M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

MEDICAL CARDS.
f~0Ho10B b. SrIrL, Dentiet, One
and residence No. 81 On Main. between sth and St
streets. Richmond Va. yO-ly
- On. JoHH B. WALTHALL, (Homeo
pSthisf oHers his protassonai services TO the ci
Eens OF kichm0nd anf its vicinity. Once at his
adence. on Leigh str OF. two doors from 9Th.
10 H-dIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

~ = MERCHANTE' INSURANCE CO.,
,. Richmond. tth May. 1859 ) .
The Directors have this day declared Dividend
sx psr cent the capital stock, payable 10 tbs
sockhoidefs on asd sitter the i5.hfnt ont Of the
pfonIs OF the last six months. ressryiog surplus
I" seven and half per cent. t.-
ny e-tisA y II MONTAGUE. eec'y.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25
A NEW PATENT.
Important to sll Interested in Private Merchant
Mills q W L0YS
VriRcntial Patent Mill Dress.

Nbl Id inform all persons Interested IA the
] business, that ! have secured patent Tor n
Mil Dn~s which, a. have abundant certificates
from gorllemcn ri the highes, character, who
have Nituesscd H. operations, has proved, super
scdes hy AT least one hundred per cent. any other
mill dress that has ever been tested. Thu in.
pro9cmeni consists in having the running stone
provided with curved dress, and the stationary
stone dressed with straight dress. I he straight,
dress when pat on n mil stone where the lower
stonc runs Is u little ir.genriai In large mill
stone the augc varies TO suit the sin of the stone
In all ra-c~ the draIght On the running stone Is
greater than on the stationary stone.
All persons are iorwarncd from using or in.
ringing upon this patent, without authority
from ne.
Persons who may wish to purchase rights for
counties or States will find me- at Jefferson or il
absent, letter, len at the i'oetoice at that place
will be forwarded TO me- when leave Tor the
interior. q. " 10y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25

aS- The upper Trinity counties IN.
qucs,ionally embrace one Of the fines.
whea, districts in the country. Tie
Dallas Herald saws;
We understand that some of our prom
iacnt citizen, are about forming ia''s
stock COMPANY h pn' NJ first ciass
steam Merchant Flour Mn. \ site has
has been sclec,cd IN Mil creek. about
one nail. from town. 1t is designed 70
start with Two rnn of stones. aid with
maoIinor, enough 10 ariv, six run. CO.
pablo # grinding unc thousand bushels
Il wheat PER day, making IDS y 10
barrels of ,ilour. The mill, machinery.
SC, Will probably COS, some ten ,hea.
sand dollars. 1t is expected to he ~
operation hy the frs, Of September.
Such al establishment ia greatly needed.
and ve have no doubt the enterprise
woali be highly profitable. We hope
Il may be carried out
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25
&. y. IlNNsON,
Agent for n. {. GuIlci, New 0rlean,

VIII keep constantly on hand good assort-
mcn, O, the best LIQUORS and WINES ever
ar.rrd for sale in this market, at Nav Orleans
prizes with freight added
Those wishing to furnish their Bars. would do
well to call and cvamiue before visiting the city
+ purch asing eiscshen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25
CERTIFit ATCS.

1iSN Far. Texas, Nov. l.. -
NJ. 4. " leg Sir This Is to certify that
We witnessed your new dress put on y Il.
Branch. mill which is Biilups make Of mills It
Is sixteen inch rock and attached TO ;he running
gear Of yin and We do certify, on trial WHEN
started, that tmed il. aud it ground one
bushcI Of good meal 10 - minutes The hor,es
were not drove ont Of walk Sir this ccriif-
cate you have the liberty Of using in any way
you wish. NouTs, respectfully,
In SAN ". kIrx.
y Il ERANcu.