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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18
UNCLE JOS DEFLNCE
Il W LorGnrRY
HrrNA rOWLKtF.
PfSaieH,

Il W. LnrGnfRY
SrR:-ln the last Kcwr'icau IT,
Fcwlkcs has seen ii 20 PUBLISH siam
derous charge rs to ne ! do not tNink
that any body who knows DR. fuvlbcs
,.r f1o, IS likely to believe him. even It
| said nothing ON the subject Hui 8~
he has brought the matter mp tfAnk il
is better To tell the whole truth rbaer It,
Now when vas ia New Oilraifs h-t
spring. l;r FDw'kcS got acquainted VIM
me and did every thing he comic To ~
tcrest me in trying to put on the sale.
m pretended To- have the means at rails
ing all the money that was necessary to
pay ~ tic trust Deed lie only wait
ed to get iituc time lle pretended
that he could Get rid OF Grant and want
cd me to take his contract and upon bet
ter terms dian Grant had it. Sow he
thinks Gran. was gctting 'oo much lie
was the very man that waited the If
teen hundred dollars Nchl up ~ mc to
pay N the most pros sing debts So that
the sale should not hc forced. Tsry
had 20 money. except some that belong
ed to Mills, and pr Fow'kcs said That
he could make it all right vita Wills and
told Iawrasou to let me lncc The mcncy
To- be used holc to The hest advantage
When be came mp here at the sale we
talked it all over, aud be- knows as we'll
as any body that the money was used in
the way they told ne 10 use it and that
az The receipts 'or i we're flied In the
office Nov ~ fowlke3 pYttc1fd' to
know nothing about II, and he WAS the
very man who did il pr Fowlkcs is
like the fox that got his tail cut of in
the steel trap wien he was stealing. lie
wanted the other foxes To be short tailed
too but they were not willing. Now
bccas,sc Inc has got no character ~
wants every body likc him
lie talked to- me good deal, when
he wanted me to help 20 put on tbs sale,
and take Grants contract, and | never
heard him tell but one truth and that
was Then ie spid one day the only use
he had Cor q man was Ins money DR.
Fowikes had better stop slandcring poo
pse and try to pet ready for his case
JOSEPH " TAILOR.
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BsSskE sh..im Macntsrs.--W,ihin the last two
years veFy Important Improvements have been mad
10 sewing machines. and the consequent, IT, th.y ere
getting int, senfrr, use No family ought to hs
withoa, one, iov pbot machine VII perform the
iass ia one dry Of ten Or ssslge .caustresses exc
cutting iie work In a s1speripg manner While ~
Ia The city wc took pains % ascertain from com
petsnl Judges tie machine nfRt generally considered
the best We f,ani several hgtiy spoken Of for exc
cutlfs particular style. u wDfk, but th" one most
hixhiy recommended to ne as family mnchlne. was
fssss's. The rcsn, wea We purchfssi one Of the
largest = his maeiine- and can therefor. safely al
viae final. 10 20 md do likewise. To propr't
"a? Of the eHtsbli'hmen, sery kindly gave u M aa
veulsemen; which will lie found on tbc mex, page.
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thc IuAa. deb, might prove larger then aaliri
paied that inaiipT NJ prcrau'iou H1a u'il
1areo ! vas dispospl 60 magnify To- l- r1
MEANS pre- .upposes. that a. the President % thr
Company ! would pas delta thai had no raa'l
'xistencc And 40cr ha'inr eNhau-ici all 'tc
~. 1s in my power. To obtain 'gii and .gif rv.
-, 'un IL tna claims and hiod ~ urcorn.
KEN ,,, rurrps,. thai ! 'hudd baT. lr pt-cl
l.,,..,,,,,so, Ia. 10 compound md pay .i.'a is no
,,3,lror' ,g, thought them iH-t I 'hcId
Maid Then, AZ - mNlier Of ue,es't F iH orl.-
:, r.lioy. m gr,.,t -. 'errrll'. and have rrloi
npen fine -to,tloldsfs whose ng'ni ! um io
have sustained me 10 h,in. do'e go. ih" ucv
Conpanr refused thelh,ral oi't. lLas in' lO-'N
f. mc'rbcr' iu demanding payHr III ''"'0' ca
animation
Me,lsr Ward and Blauch admit lie corp
Of more moiey than charge them with e.. 'N w
and strange 60 say. Seem to cyglt at this l''-
bearuueo and ,her,,lity lI'm ne and clnjm q, '
protection " The pu5c bccansc erred 200 l'.sen.
ing their burdens Now the s,cts are simply
these could not state fhc exact amounts re-
ceiycri by those fnct innarlcr with0u, entering
into research which Id not d.er essential
10 order however. to avoid cayilng or The com
piairt Of iaiusiltc, | charged them ID every in-
stance with hes, than they wcrc chara'allc with.
and gaye them credit ior moye thar they were
entitled 10 anil set with tlyee advantages there
is a large amount useyplsiBl and unaccountcI
for by these officers
Before proceeding further with thi, argument,
beg to state. as mast be apparent to Ali candid
and Intelligent persons who heard ms speech Ia
\cw Orleans. or who have read the report given
Of i, FIAT ! presented the statement ~ ny own
and A,' as 'hns ~ Major Bnnch NJ made IN
Of i'csrs FROM fhc records II NJ comruuy and
his Report chewing the dedication. the errors
or whti may yet tnrH OFT frauds npcu thc tom
pany. ''r very 'hlElaFc c'npoyed eavcs W
meaning nn1is'aha'e
Bat 10 resume Col. Ward states The whole cs
pendiiur,' in Texas, from April 49,, TO April
IHlS to ic hut sl5fn30 irsioad Of 81 q 400
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CowAaprY MuRnsnYn.- Mr.. Simon Croft.
,rcll. living some six miles from Birdvillc
was killed ono night last week by some
unknown assassin As we hear HE sto.
ry. Mr. Coircll had walkc,l out in the
yard sitter s"ppcr when he was fired up
on With "a shot .gm by some person IS
ing in wait Ten huckshot were lodged
in the lower part Of his abdomen. At
INST accounts he was supposed 10 BIZ dy.
ing. AZ yet no clue has yet been dis.
covered tn the assassin H. has since
died IaAis Usoh
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~ Yesterday was a lovely day 70 look upoH.
AMI much morn pleasant one to enjoy IN the
open air. fIisel NJ Nc were. we imagined our
streets gay Si'h lovely lades and their admitting ct
tentsrhs. In 'hc evening Sor,her blew up and 81
night il seemed II The Imprisoned winds = the
North ,,olc had been turned bose Thii morning
wonld d. credit 70 pfcttDher,
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~ II II reported that thc citizens Of
Jack. Palo Pinto. Eraih. and perhaps
otAsr 4,.un.ies, ~ We learn from the
rgllss tlcssld. have organized for the
exptes~ psrposc Of attacking the In
d;as~ .of the lower Reserve, and dri-
ving them 81. They calculate on nun.
Lxr.nr l5OO piep.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

MagaHA,L Howl This veil kcown hotel has
hccn reefored. From the improvement which
ks- hctn ma,la in the appearance Of the establish
neat and Ire Industry manifested by shs new and
insd esi.s,ti II aI he well KEEP, house. W.,
hoI- n will receive each encoarn sefnor, gill jus
NY Asni in keeping Art class hotel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

A~- 4 Jan;us Foster we'll known in
Miss ssippi, Louisiana, aud Texas, for
ncsly editor Of a paper in this place
an late editor Of the stevnan Patriot,
died sulienly at Sherman Texas on the
seth nit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18
REeEiPTs or THE REPUBLICAN


We a.c respected "a state that Democrats Meet.
uz will be held IN Marshall on MONDAY wcek the
'is' inst fof the purpose n appointog delegates y
tho Houston Convention
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E~ropa, arrived at this port this oven.
,nu. She left Liverpool on Saturday
the 10Th ut
IrrRrooi. Feb 10 The sales of cot
TON during the week amounted to S. 400
L.jcs The salc- cn speculation amour,
:, ,s ou0 bales ard for expectation 1000
bales. Al quaHfics o. ectton have ad.
yanccd during The wccR iH'ly ~ Tho
markc, closed with an active demand
The rnnors circulated on the cont.
mont are If a more warl,sc aspect II
i- reported that u camp o' 100000 men
is soon 10 be formed AT TOnion,
The English house OF commons has
pas.c. resolution in favor Of gov.
crnmcn, loan of IT,oo0O 900.
Ih. French government Is preparing
II memorandum Of grievances agaias.
Austria
r,ance wiz frankly demand expana
tions ol Austria as 70 the course she III
tends 20 pgrsuc 10 relation to the Sub
prcts To which the memorandum refers
The Austrian journals hare been OF.
slctcd to assume u more -ridcrac tone
in their articles in rclatiom y France
AustYia has proposed to the Secondary
Gcsman powers treaty ~ alliance
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tut theatre thea Italy
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- '.,,,.
S,,,.,i, i ,.,,,ilin., two regiment. q,
-. ,esn, ,Lc Fasi,ian army and !,
L.l,,,..I !, .,,,,c ,b,fbar more NAV IA.
n,,;.A h.. ..t,i,.,, .r,A. ,h, ,nsi,;.,,
49,.
IL l.. a.s..rt.f m ehat arncag. IN hc
.,,.'n ,ntLoritv tbat tho cameron Va.
-. i,,,c,t,,,,. ,s, Lpe,dc,!lv ,varlilc
1.a IT., i.,,c,s From ticuna rul
.lt.hn1 in III, snn,r. are fun Of account,
~ d., e. ,rs.L. t,rcparntiana being made
~ -, l., .,,;kino. rnptr,s,
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IL. r.,..l,.l, amy cs,;r,.,c.
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XII ,''...,l'',r : Goa mon. and an increase
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ps4ocaArrc xfxTIso on MONDAY.

We would dircct The attention n our
Dcmocratic friends 70 the Mass Meeting
OF The party. proposed t. be held 1t ''r'
COURTHOUSE. IN Marshall on Monday Nc ( {
TO appoint deIoga,cs from this county to
attend tho State Convention at Houston
That Convention assemblies on the snd
Of May. end It is certainly time IL h9r-
visor COUNTY II e take part in selecting
the standard bearers in tho ensuing
campaign that her Democratic citizens
should take Immediate action
Since the contest two years ago. ex'
,raofdinafy political changes have takes
place ia the history Of the country, auj
new combinations have been formed
threatening the disruption of the Demo
cratic party We came oat of the Pres
idenlid contest Of 1886 triumphant when
political defcetions interviewed, tso rur.
posc Of which was 10 break DOVE the
Administration And in our own State.
vc have noticed a combination forming,
composed Of disappointed aspirauis,
seemingly ready 20 ef3ist under any
banner which shah prgr- c defeat TO the
party
Under this slotc Il things il bohoovcs
the members e the party TO stand TO
their colors, sad to give tho opposition
no vantage ground frotn orr supnenesr.
The opposition viii ran strong man
for Governor Gen. II .ston will IN
qncsiionably be their candidate if he
can be induced 10 again enter the CON
test. and If they fail ia him, IN our
they viii settle down upon
detecting democratic If one Of sufficient
ability 10 take the Geld. can be found
The State will be in political connection
hy Ire middle Of Nay. and. un'oss the
lIonston Convention does its duty wisely
and wei, in all probability we shall have
,ne ri the closest contests which has
occurred ,ipec tho formation Of the state
.,vtruu,euf
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-t'n,n Ia .i..,.....
-. IN. b, '....,..,..s..t1
slar..g, ai,l ,.farI...i,1 amounting h .umt
rss.f, dollar tb.rlr. u4Lins Tine COMPANY Go
ma, Interest ,u 3D.. ahlH4 laan. of poo If tha
rtic at 4.sl,li. 10 ...- lIat n.f rtl.a.
/ hagc copiin.. rlt.alf i4 the above .iateia0uta
10 "A sininle defamation NJ fir', o4 ! .nav flum
10 exist lrafiro ,he trfAhnht,s hnl tie ruhlr
io draw ,a.3l Iucrau.r-. and frm such e0u.lu-
.ots p. tine .iTai,- .iaeg.s eff tls case and their
iu,lemrnl nay m,fE
f4th. Nj Scott Replies 90 @ card oter d.
ova .isn,Iutr b., which i. comes out wiih
flourish of rUmf.f..s and a. h-r elose n
which he .gy,:
80 fr a. a. above statement rlate. 10 mi
II il f-tdflg n.ftur Il fhr balance of biz tale.
ment- af. equal. rstrle and | boiieea mu,i
Of haa 8, bc .u thy pfb.ir can easily 'ia.l'fgr
what eauilrlce is to hu rt,n D. 4. .aHeuu
al ar'-
Naw thr .5ir0g.. a. it. r. aNi de8if's-
iutoiaal Co., tc IeG 0u ih. m.ui o. }e lcalcr
bg Nr scott w.s 't4i t'r ororu.Hs STAT went
II Nr Pests ~ us entirety. was fabrication
Nafa thm th.. d. reseuts 1t ~ Il st rt'c a
eme# which b. considered di.hmf'rahp agd
therefore 81 trl. l.- resentment 9, 2 r,, eflou
upon these va, ,,ffsrm,'l thi- cAq4i.t.' pI.rr
ct hmuc.rip.. N.e. wtt .Jc ihr fuels vi.
''e-i simply mad, Ma. mistake o.. using M uamn
of Nj W. J.. Scott instead ~ tlat nl ~ Jp-
.eph Taylor With tAe correction oI thi- mis-
'-prc' ~ h0ts g'D 'eGe 70 fha lg'ttr rhA u y
m.d which fho Col :. very part a't To DO
dieeiiE sill prove -.HI fuAp.se DE- question
tlond c,sii
Ee. Nata il. also con .i'iD'.. 'sl lsf
small tal.'l much more thau lr has fot r'n.T-
ne tabular siaigmenl' 10 DIS abu.smcnh
Nh'e acting Z" b'traean'r NJ 20" ro"p'aF
f'' s'A'
''ii,d 'N'i O' pew company ''' con-
." ~ ''' ''' ''' 'l. " v'
f, ,'', r. y 'Nt' LU"' s''.. "N" o. u''
'''he't .'' '''' nl"',t' "''
'"t
"'..'..l Nv N,@ '.'.t WV
~. ,',i,' ,' .e, ....... -.
-. ia. .,..
~ ,,r,tt, +
p.,'i ,s,, ',,.i.,' '.,........;'.' ID b., , ,
g.. e.. l.',,'''. ,,,.,,'.i A.. l..,.
80 ,ro,,ll .s,t ~. IA 49,. =, ..t..
- .,r,v ..,g,f, IN L,o,N ,t,., hose, A.,
iht ,,,I .,,o,. ~, o.c,.,,, ,,,,i.f;e ~. ,,,,,,s
%" ,''' ,,,,t b,,, I,,,i. ,ta,,,..,.,. ,l-.s.
"i''V" ,,,,,, stated nr Unlimited ,,,,,, Sad
g''h - nom tt, ,;,,cr,,,., ,.- s.. .,'.,
.'N '"'" "SS,, ,.,I $40, 1,;.,;'l. and ,.l,...
y ''"lh'!' ''0' s,.,.,., a. Tc,,. Il, ,,,,-
N"'fe, previous 4" 'F ,lot If ,br d.hts vero
lrF 'u' 'uH'i ""n',s'' II, a proner condition
- ~, ''l.'' I,i1, a., work wonld he pros
'',,,.,l III -. ,L,, NV -, 20 suit would be
% IL c '', s,o, "A amount to
nothing No. have | ever charge The new
COMPANY as cous.tilise that suit. | regarded
tina, Organization ~ fowerless both in IcNas
and out Of il. cycrpi l,r ssno,aucc and mi.ch ~
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- Copeland who had escaped from
~ Dsilas jail has been arrested il
Hox4c county.
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~ o. 2. Fowler, the celebrated
New York Yhrcnslosis, has been lee
turing In Galveston and Houston.
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m. ps~ company, with such ooa+ ~
strength. ..-.u, unable 10 meet any OF ~ hhhh-
tics A. 'br prc.cn' tenn of Me Dis'
Cont iud,1n,nis Lave been already rendered
against il. 10 n. amount Of Ell .oae o. as
follows Thomas Rope, Sl37Aai l. a. q
tillo. s25ias s. H. q \ Vi. Bnrnham -
Ga G, George u. Adkins sils5 90 td'
ward Blood s9ll 30: r A Blauch, 90, 500
"A NJ Wnmack sell - X. q. kos-'
: aa3 % Brown. scott, a To, eao', 20
y Il Gibson. $500 " NicAland s2.v.5 ~
comment i, scarcely required
,'H' s"', ,, ".," + ,har.n and TIM, have thu,
,jc,mml,d The comrian, Of that amount. I'm
fortunately the Major would prove TOO nheh.
To dclragd She Company to e'e H. MN N'''d
,r,ke me exceedingly generous more than !
,a,in. and far more ihan the MAJOR can hilnscll
,rr,,aie. flr he seems to keep all be gets ana
10 ,iill grasp for mora. But his logic IS about
eobal tn hi. skin rs an engineer neither cfodlla'
h'. to bims,lf nor profitable TO those who have
relied upan it.
Amin Col Ward .sys have received some
$40 o1a from in.lallmcn;5. They were received
/ july 1857. ami January isde Of which was
not the recipient, nor have ever received any
p.r th.r.a, 10, staiomcn, is wholly untrue,
anI n,ig,s, y, cAlrc,r to cmiualc from mah
,l rockies, as to wii,c and publish ms r'iaSai 70
r,uder a atalcmcnt # feceiptsand disbursements =
and week. afterwards in the hac, ol such luhli
cation. avoN mat he had furnished them and
lhai we has them in possession. such rut"n-
.i.f.n.i... and bar. faced eilfoniery ont litrod
Urrod
Iuis vlrle matter g. in a uu' ,hcll, anil !, .iu.
/ Pie and EASY a. hGal disposition Got Naie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

Sc Acts Of 1881, On r,sc H. in relation % e-ra!'
--rxcig4gs
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rus- The honse Of Ms Watson loca
ted miles from Dallas. was burned by
incenasfies during his absence While
he was at Bcllknap, persons came io
tie house and commouoed throwing
rocks breaking the window lights. The
women aud children became alarmed,
and 1ed TO Mr. Bcn,lcys about quar-
tor Of a milo distant, 4 short time At
forwards the house was in flames, and
burned 10 the ground
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-18

Srira % fnr : T. h.liRi"D NoN'@H''
Tho suit II the state against 'he
Southern Pacific Railroad Crmp'n' was
postponed this morning mil MdGa'.'
week, owing 10 the absence If tc 'uony
on the part Of The Old Company. men
is dailY expected The ease is liable t.
be called up 1t any moment when th,
testimony arrives There Is w uucou-
diional agreement To- ny at this torn e
the Court The counsel ii the Company
are unanimous in the opinion that there
is nothing in the STATE sti' Creditors
are beginning TO realize the consequent
ces OF forfeiture, involving the loss Of
their debts. inasmuch as the property
would thereby cschca' - the state. and
the lands upon which tho road led is
located inuro TO the original owucrs' II
the State suit Is defeated we understand
the Old Company win pay up at ouec
all the Judgments, and arrange, as soon
as asceriainea, the debts due for matori
ais and labor
The suit under the trust deed has been
passed over by mutual agreement and
is liable TO be called up at any moment
The Old Company has despatched a
special messenger to New Orleans for
testimony. and he il expected to arrive
IN day or two Both Che coutcsting
parties oyincc en- anxiety for trial and
to finally dispose of the case at this
term Of the Court
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ssy- The total yield of gold IN Cali
fnfnia Since lsts. is estimated at 5000,
o00. 900. There X little diminution in
the supply Every steamer which leaves
the Pacific shore brings from million
to million and half in gold dust.
Tho mines Of Australia continue to yield
to fair extent The total yioid since
1851, is estimated a, steo ooo, goo When
we look at these startling figures j, is
not difficult 10 understand the cxtraofdl-
nary impetus given to trade, the demand
f., increased labor, the high priccs of
cotton. and the cxtravapant prices paid
s,r rcefo slaves
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ARRIVALS Axp pxsAmrRrs - TIE NAILS.

Hr. w.ler IN Pc~ssa1ser u this place. h.. kindly
,rnssed as With stssesens N ,ne ines Of arrival
wi departure II oar ssIs. which rsbIIs fer the
asfarii Of nsr Marshall rrssers.
Malta ies ksstchlc f,r ha.sfnao. by wsy Of Gilmev
aai Qli,-an f.- ear Aa.srlne. ara 10 c7sskssle "
vay Of Jefferson lrave Monday Wednesday. ~ T.
d,y sad arrive Tuesday. Taarsiay, and SATURDAY.
Mai. from Shreveport, AID Henderson,, arr'ts m
Monday. "Wednesday. sad friday. AMI leave Yae-aa,'
Thafsssy SAD satsidsy.
Nal 10 Fort rslio leaves Tuesday. Tharsday' And
SATURDAY.. s-t Arrivss .ao zane day.
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Nv rJy yet conclusive ast Ward a p'o establishing
~ ldfast hun o
III The ts-.a 100000 unless Fanhs reports % hHSA
From ppsto- e % false assumptions or @ con
Tic Reis oo.pany aopng d Geo Merger became W
Fn
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pJ- The New Orleans evening papers
Of the l2th quote Middliug Cotton at
from III g II! ccats
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Cyn WAR n MFxioo.- R9m u n Ter
fiox ~ 1Tyamen's . my Tho steamship
Tennessee passed up he Mississippi or
the Eth bringing important Intelligence
from Mexico, which was photographed 10
the New Orlo0ps press She left Vera
Cruz on the 9th
The forces Of Gen. Mrrnon have met
with a disastrous defeat
The left wing Of the Ruactonists' army
was completely routed near Cordora BY
the Liberal troops under Gen, Lallare.
Miramon lost in the engagement 100
men BILLED and large number wounded
Yhc LbcCals also captured three can
poe and three hundred muskcts, besides
large quantity Of ammunition.
Tho latest advces from the interior
report that Gen Degollado had conccn-
,ratcd a largo force, and was preparing
to march on the capital with a force Of
ten thousand mrp, am! was couhdcu. IF
taking it before Hiramon could return
or send reiuiorccmenis 10 augment the
garrison of the city.
The Liberal forces had also captured
Gnana Jcnto aud Amascaluer'tas
The accounts Of the battle near Cordo-
va are rather fngagro but confirm the
fact Of Miramon's defeat
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ay The following table will De ~ ,erFice o. Clerks
Of Cauff. Chief in.i.cca. AaasiAi-.gai0r' g.. WIN
iaay have "a advertise ~ Newspaper Al Laws feaui
~ publication IN Newspaper, vii be feund by r.
feffinv A. he3~ 10 lafileys Digest Of ,hs Laws oi
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yrr Rlvrn-Thc South Western Of
Wednesday says;
The river continues to rise, and no
fears are entertained IT any want Of
water for some months 81 come.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

and wicked. aud can help to right il. and
can even hope that those who do the wrong
may be punished, and still have no feeling
Of revenge. No-I have not been actuAted
by any spirit OF revenge"
He talked a coed deal about bis family,
manifesiiug solicituds for their csmfort at
ter he was gone. but expressing his great
confidence aud trust 10 Gods kind Provi-
dsnce in their behalf.
When some allusion was made to the
sentence which he had received. he said-
very deliberately and firmly. and as my
friend SAYS. Salmcst sublimely"--"I do
not think can better serve the cause Hove
SO much than to die for i'll"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

THE ELEPHANT HANxIDAL AoAIN.--
The Old Hannibal elephant Van Am.
hurgh, about whom so many wonderful
things are related had another q, ofrsge
Friday morning last Williamsburgh, near
New York, He attacked horse in the
frat place and put him 10 fight. tore a
wagon TO pieces and then pitched into The
cages. Destroying those ol the hyena. bears
wolves aud zsbras. Presently he made
bis way to the street trumpeting defence
and putting the populace to fight. He
was 1t last driven into q stone yard where
the heavy chain which fastened one Of his
fore legs and one Of HE tusks together.
csught on an enormous stone and impeded
his movements so that by aid Of the hooks
of hook and ladder company be was se.
cured Provideulially no one was hurt
Old Hunnibsl is the largeste elephant in the
country and has half dozen times been
renortad daad
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

4 -
Fever, Ike every other form ofdisease TO which the
human system slable, is caused BY impure humors.
This being caused BY The more rapid action or she
blood struggling with nature In endeavoring 10 cast
out o. the body tho corrupt matter which is deadly op
posed % health Hence lhe good and bad humors are
at rWith each other. aud the connection which fol
lows causes fever and hent. The symptoms OF fever
are varlous; causing dnicuit breath.
ing, eyes dull aud heavy, anxiety, signing and yavn
ing, alterate nts Of heat and cold. Amer which the
patient complains OF pains In the head and back great
thirst nausea aud sickness funess about the stom
aah, and sometimes vomiting bilious matter. Dr.
Morsels Indtan Root Pills acknowledged 10 be a
levers. They not only ceansthe stomach and bowels
from all bilious matter, but they open the excretory
Isss ,ls causing them to pour copious einsons from
the blood into the bowels, after which the corTunted
mass Is thrown out the natural passage ofths bod
that Is required. In urgent Of ever will be 10
take large doses order 70 havo them operate tho
roughly ~ the bowels take from three to xe night
and norntng until tho fever entirely disappoa
Aiie' which from two to four every evening, until
we and you will be convinced that this s The best
way to check fever because they drive out all ina
maon, resioreg the body 20 state OF sound health
And the blood aud other fluids will be 90 thoroughly
purified that disease In any form will be impossibie
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pulls are sold by ali rs
IN Meuleihes. y ~ NoYoWber. 3, l650--Im97